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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. Colored, with occasional hushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dilate; an azure semiCircle runs
along the lower eye-lid; the nose is ir-
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds /;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbblng
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with gnawing sensation Of the stom-
ach, at Others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels ir-
regular, at times Costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood
belly swollen and hard urine tubid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsiye uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth; +; temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, not capable gf doiHg the slightest
injury TO the NEST tcRdSy infant
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper. -:O:-
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
A New Flower but the Old Smell.
Philadelphia Times.

FNlIauoIpHIa IIHts'
The returning boarders now
blossom out as full-blown nationals
down in Louisiana. Five of them
are national candidates for congress,
namely: j. Madison Wells, Thomas
G. Anderson, John 7. Ludeling,
Henry Castellanos and Cullum
were counsel for the returning
board, Wells aud Anderson were
members OF that illustrious body
and Ludeling was judge of its pat
ent supreme court. 1t is safe to
say that the administration will not
lose interest in them.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

In "Tritons," new novel, an
old apple woman thus explains how
she thinks that folks "get on y
"By keepin' the Specked side
down!" said True in n solemn and
rather awful voice. "That's how
they got it; and that's how any
body gets anything. Oh, don't
they keep the specked side down
till after the minister's said, let no
man put asunder." guess so!
An how do the lawyers win their
cases9 By keepin' the specked
side ont of sight of the judge and
Jury! An all these great men that
you read of in the papers, that rule
the country and sit in the high
places-how do they ever git up so
high in the favor of the people? ?
by keepin' their specked side down {!
Now everything human and every
thing natural has a specked side
it's in the necessity of the case; an
the man that keeps that down an
puts it out of sight, he's the man
that understands business; he's
the man that gifts on, and the soon
er he does understand it, the sooner
he does git on"
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THE election last Tuesday passed
off very quietly in New Orleans,
the democratic ticket being vic
torious by large majority. The
democratic party also elected their
ticket throughout the entire State.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
QUARANTINE At IN END.

Last Saturday the Jackson coun.
ty board of health met here, and
after due deliberation decided the
time had come to raise all quaran.
tine restrictions upon this county
In this action they have the sup.
port of our citizens, for they be.
lieve it unnecessary to carry
on the quarantine any longer, as
danger from the fever is no more
apprehended, and, therefore, the
former restrictions useless.
The Mobile county and city
board of health also raised their
restrictions Saturday, and now
trains arrive and depart as of old,
and we have free communication
once more with the world at large.
After being shut up fer about three
months it is quite refreshing to
know that we can go and come at
will and have uninterrupted inter
course with our friends at dis
tance. Although communication
by rail and water has been opened
up, it will yet be two weeks before
people generally will visit the
cities so recently injected by the
dreadful yellow disease, as they
do not feel perfectly secure in go.
ing into those places so soon, but
business will begin to open up, and
in short time trade and com.
merce will again be active. God
grant we may never have another
such season of disease, death and
destitutiOn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
Secretary of State.

Jackson Clarion, Both ult.
We are frequently asked if an
election will be held tor this officer
at the congressional election on the
9th of November; and We have an.
swered, no. The law requires that
notice shall be given of not less
than sixty days, prior to the cleo
ton and there are not that number
of DAYS from the death of the late
incumbent, the lamented Col, Fal-
coner, and the day Of the congress.
ional election. And under our con
structiOn of the law, the appointee
of the governor will hold the Office
subject TO confirmation by the sen
ate when it meets, until tue eXpi-
ration of the regular term. But if
this opinion should be erroneous
and an election is ordered by the
governor, the democratic conserva-
tive state committee will be assem-
bled to take such measures as it
may deem best for concentrating
the party strength upon one candi-
date.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THE Oxford Falcon says that
Henry c. Myers, ex-shcriff of Mar
shall county, has been appointed
secretary OF state 10y Gov. Stone.
But then it should be remembered
that Oxford has been so strictly
quarautined that the Falcon has
not been able to keep up with the
outside news. Col. ID. Price Porter
is the secretary of state.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THE fever has about died out all
over the State, though there are
yet II few lingering cases in most
of the places that were Visited by
the plague. Quarantine reStric.
tions have all been removed, and
now business can flow in its regular
channel again.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

LAST Tuesdays election through
ont the different States were quiet,
n small number of votes being
polled. Our returns up TO the hour
OF going to press are so ueagre we
cannot give satisfactory results.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

wire-puller aud trichster. The con.
sequence was the majority Of the
democrats voted for Talbot, the re.
publican nominee, aud secured his
election.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THIS week several of our eX.
changes which had either been Sus.
pended or cut of by quarantine,
have made their appearance. We
welcome them all back again and
hope they may never more be com
PEELED under the same circumstan-
ces to discontinue their weekly
vista
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
MARRIED.

GIBSON-DAVIS-A the residence of
James Mallett, October "a, 1878, by the
Rev. 5. X. Ward, Mr.. David Gibson, of
Greene county, and Miss Virginia A. Davis,
late of Washington county, Alabama.
Mobile papers please copy.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
WHAT NERTP

No sooner does one trouble leave
our country than others are prophe-
sled to be poured out upon the
heads Of this unotfending nation.
Hardly can the scientists wait till
the terrible effects of the yellow
fever epidemic has been lifted from
our hearts as we'll as purses, before
they come forth with i'll lOrbodinsS
of other great and calamitOus evils,
as witness the following from the
Science of Heaith, which are any
thing but encouraging for the av-
erdge mortal:
For the first time in two hundred thou
sand years the four great planets, Jupiter,
Uranus, Saturn and Neptune are soon to
be coincident. The theory is that when
one or more of the large planets is nearest
the sun. the temperature and condition Of
the atmosphere is so disturbed as To cause
terrible rains, prolonged droughts, etc,
resulting in the destruction of the crops,
and pestilence among human beings and
domestic animals; testing the vitality of
every living creature to its utmost.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
Our Agents.

The following gentlemen are i" DrMo
hOrized to act as Agents for tiio
CRAT-STAR:
n. Butchert, Pass Christian ,rss
A. B. F. Rawls, Spring Cottage ''
Geo. w. lIolleman, Gainesville
Geo. W. Brown, PearlingtoD.
Capt. Joseph Martin, Rieeyliie'
Harry II. Minor, Ocean Springs.
Hon. Henry Roberts, Green eouh''
Thomas Bond, Red Greek.
Jno. II. Bynum, Ellisville. .,v
Ell. Yelverfon, Elba. Perry eoun'''
Hugh cCailum, Augusta, ,ti,to.
Col. Leonard Kimbal, Hobolociii''
Thos. W. Grayson, a-iou RIVER
x. w. Lewis. West Pascagollla. - =,
Dry goods. groceries. tinware' e"'
saie Al Inv rates bv NJ. A. llcc-.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

In Mobile the election passed of
quietly, not very much interest be-
ing manifested. Hon, j. p. Hern.
don's majority in the city was 542.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The election in this district last
Tuesday, as tar as heard from,
passed off quietly aud orderly-in
fact, rather too much SO as far as
casting votes was concerned. y
very small vote was polled, which
is accounted for by the fact that
the democrats were not aware that
Col. Hooker had any opposition,
and of course did not manifest the
interest they would have doue
under different circumstances
But upon the day Of the election it
was found out that the republicans
had placed j. B. Deason III the
field and were circulating tickets
with his name upon them. 1t WAS
then too late to inform all of our
people and get them to turn out in
force, as many were i'll thee nntry
or away from home, nevertheless
our friends done all they could
with the short notice they had.
There is no doubt about the elec-
tion of Col. Hooker, though there
would have been a much larger
vote polled and his majority great,
ly increased had our democratic
friends been aware ct the fact that
an opposition candidate was in the
field. The following is the vote in
the coast counties so far as heard
from:
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THURSDAY, the 2Sth of this
month, has been appointed by Mr..
Hayes as national day of thanks.
giving and prayer.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
University d Ns'ii'ii||ti /
at Oxford.


The next session will open on Thursday,
November u, ls,s.
TRitioa still FIRE. 10 all students from dnF
state, ercepiS $50 10 Ldf Hrdcats
The University has just closed the most
hrllinnt aud prosperous session II has ever
enjoyed.
iI3 SILbtNIS WERE IN ATTENDANCE last GMN,
The Law Department is in successful
opcration-36 Law Students were in at
tendance last session.
ENpENSEs PER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS,
9 months board, at Sl2 50.......Sll2 30
Washing, at 81 50..........-..... 10 %
Lights, at 60c. Observation-Disclosures. \"
Hatriculation and Incidental fec. II 30
$liS %
A student can get board at $40 per
month, one mile in the country ana slch
as prefer can board themselves by mess
Ing" for still less.
Students buy their own fuel from the
Proctor of the University at cost,
This estimate Is rolahlo and includes
yyerythiNg hut hooks and clothing, lne
Faculty is complete, The uniyerAty@m u
cxoellent condition. and all the depart
ments, Including the Preparatory peNI',
ment, are IN opcIatiOn, F0rcatalngNe an'
information, apply to the ehanoesi9E uep'
A, 7, Stewart, II ii, SULLIVAN
sec'y beard Of Trustees
.Jnly o0 ts,s lS,tt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

THERE have been over four hun.
dred cases OF yellow fever at Jack
son this season.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
JACKSON.

Moss Point-HOoker, 80; Dea-
son. "A. Scranton-Hooker, IS ;
Deason, 16. Ocean Springs -
Hooker, %; DeaSon, 90. Flurry's-
Hooker, 8; DeaSon, 90. Bluff
Creek-IIooker, I3; DeaSon, CO.
Levonia-IIooker, %; Deason, 90.
Wards Schoolhouse-Hooker. 6;
Deason, 90.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
L otatoes! Potatoes 1!

l have for sale large lot of YELLOW
VANS and other varieties of Sweet Pota-
toes, which ! will dispose of low down for
cash. Apply TO
A. q. DELMAS.
Scanton, Miss, Nov. |. 1s75. 32-lt
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
PRICE-LIST.
LETTER. HEADS :

The prices. ntg
furnished applications
Tickets,
Labels Bills of aiding Mausts in an
guaranteed Work abroad Send
orders
GEO. w. WILKES,
Manager Democrat-Sar job Printing Establishment
SCRANTON
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
HARRISON.

Six boxes heard from with the
following result: Hooker, 222
Deasou, 43.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
HANCOCK.

Bay st. Louis-Hooker, 20; Dea.
sou, II. Peariingtom, Hooker, u 1;
Deason, 90. Jordan River-Hook-
er, 13; DeaSon, 90. Two precincts
to hear from, which will give
Hooker a small majority in the
county.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08
WANTED.

To exchange my house ana l'"" .,v
Montgomery, Ala, for similar pr'Pn u.:
at Pascagoula, Miss. Address A ~
cagonla, Miss.
September 10, ls75.-26-4t
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1878-11-08

Dry goods. groceries, tinwai''
sale 10 low rates nv VI. A. l'rc-.
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LITERARY NOTES.

A "HistOry of France, from the First ReyO-
luton TO the Eau of the Empire" by Mr. H. Van Iaun,
will shortly be published The work will be in two vol
umes.
The new novel by Mr.. Henry James, jr,
"The Europeans" now appearing in The Atlantic
Moathlv will be published at the end Of August by
Messrs. Macmillan Co.
Messrs. Macmillan g. Co. have in prepare
ton and will publish in September, a volume on the
history and present condition of Cyprus by Mr. r. Ham
ilton Lang, late British Consul in the island.
Raika, "the Queen of the Bulgarians," whose
saa story was told by Mr.. MaeGahan in one OF the
earliest OF his letters TO The Daily NeCs ondon on the
Bulgarian atrocities has lately published pamphlet
on her suffcrngs she now resides IN Russia
Miss Margaret Stokes, the editor OF the late
Earl Of Dunn aven work. entitled "NOtes on Irish Archi-
lecture" has in the press a volume on TIE Early
Christian Architecture OF Ireland" The round towers
receive special attention The treatise Is illustrated ny
q number OF wood engravings
Messrs. Sampson Low & Co. have arranged
with Mr. Grattan Geary, Editor Of The Times Of id'a
for the early publication Of his narrative Of his recent
Journey along the Persian Gulf and ride Of more than
thousand miles through Asiatc Turkey The title OF the
work will be Bombay to the BOsphOrus
Under the title of g New Greece" Messrs.
Casseu Peter Galpin win shortly issue volume by
Mr. Lewis Sergeant which will comprise survey OF the
actual condition Of the country at tine present day. ana
its history daring the past years. The work VIII be
illustrated by two specially prepared maps
Grenvllle Murray, author of "The Member
for Paris and The Russians OF To-day" has collected
the series Of brilliant papers which he recently wrote for
The DoiIy Ne,es Ondon under the title, Round About
France" and Macmillan & Co have published them IN g
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election NOtire.
STATE OF NEW, YORK, }
nm the sHERIFF of the C01NTY of NEW-
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE,
ALBANY, July 80, 1873.

OfflCk OF TIE ohChfiAhl W (
ALBANY July 30, 1873.
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
* he se 2 s sssey 81 Sc Ta s al s
the rst Monday Of November next ith the Oi
Of the Court Of Appeals or ter the place q samuel
Aleu- deceasedj whose term office win expire the last
in the Forty Congress United
Fifth CongressoIal district composed Of the
eenh wards Of the city NewYork BedlOes Island Ess
Rspresenfative in the Congress Of the United
States Tor The sixth S sr Of @ & II q Re
York. in the county Of New. YORK.
states Tor the district composed Of the
seventeenth wards Of the CITY OF YORK in the
REPRESENTATIVE in the FOrysxth Congress Of the United
Ninth Fifteenth aud sixteenth wards aud that portion Of the
street and Fourth sixth avenues in the city
epresenatiys in he Fortyxh Congress Of the United
for the Ninth Congressional district composed OF
street. Foreth seventh avenue and the Hudson river
much Of the Twelfth and wards as lies
Hudson river in the city Of NewYork IN the county Of
Representative in the Forty sixth Congress Of the United
9 of Inc Tbeent6 Waf Ss l. east Of Fcnftb ayenIe and
much Of the Nineteenth and Twentrst wards Of said city
OF New.York, in the county Of,Nev York.
IN The Forty sixth congress OF me United
much OF the Twentieth ward lies within Twenysxth
much Twelfth and Twenty second wards OF
Eighth avenue and 80 much OF he NRe5eeaIh and twenty
Randas Islands in the city of NewYork, county Of
NeW.YOrk.
County officers also be elected for said county;
Twenty-Oue members Of Assembly
A city Judge. In the place OF Josiah sutherland.
A District Attorney In place OF benjamin Il. Phelps
A Coroner, in place OF MOritz Elinger.
All Of Office will expire on the last day Of De-
cember next .. .
Also Senator for Seventh Senate district Tin the city OF
York; TO ill the unexpTed term OF John Aorrssey de-
ceased Respectfully yours,
ALLEN G. BEACH.
secretary OF state
STKRIFFs OFFICE, I
NEw-YORK, July 81 1873. )
certify that foregoing is copy Of the Election
received by this day from the secretary OF STATE
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New-YOrk.
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Statistics and Arguments Of All the Living
Issues OF the 1878 Campaign.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
l. Members Of Forty-iourth Congress and President
Grants cabinet 49,, ,,....o
Ill The Count Of The Electoral Vote OF 6IG inSlndlng
" Proposed Amendments to the Constitution Of the
u. s.. 2d Session 44tli Congress.
" President Hayess Inaugural Address Message at
vi PrOCamstOns 81 the President and the Cyilservce
VII Executive Action on Affairs in Louisiana aud south
T2To9s aS'g rs 1GG ms del9 tgSe es
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TX. Judicial Decisions supreme Court Of the United
Missouri Cattle the illinois Granger TIE VIZ
Cartier. and The EiSht-HouT decisions.
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United states, LIST and I'd Sessions, 4jth Con
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XIV Proposed Repeal Of he Resumption Act with All the
KY S ss FaSe 5s15 S5s Votes Including the
Votes on the southern Mail Contractors Claim.
Paris Exposition, Repeal Of the Bankrupt Law,
Universal Amnesty nud WOmen's Rights
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XVIII Presidential Election Of 1876 and tho Title OF the
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XIX Tariff and the internal Revenue spirts Tobacco
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Xxx Addenda. lncudnR the Votes the Fisheries
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XXI Statistical Tables Of Receipts and Expenditures
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