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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

. IMPORTANT TO GENTL SxEK.-Re-
lief is Of hand for the "fellers." The
Buffalo Advertiser says: Young gen
tllemen given TO promenading with
young ladies nov wear light strip OF
steel stitched in the seem of their pan
falcons. from the knee down This
prevents the eHcoriation of the skin
from the friction Of ladies' hoops
Without such protection. awalk of a
mile or so, arm in arm. is sufficient
ito establish raw on the, masculine
leg" One of our boys proposes, as a
remedy, that the male carry around
with him, on his arm, . large hoop,
and vheui4 it is necessary to become
linked to woman, to do SO BY having
her take hold of the opposite side Of
the hoop. This will allow the cou.
pie to come within speaking distance
OF each other. and save the cavilieI
from an exorciation-
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
tTOne hot day last summer rs

VOne hot day last summer rs
one of the teachers In New Jersey
was speeding down Broadway, in
order to be in time for the cars,
he was aecosted by q man who,
after numbling in an unintel.igi-
Bile manner, drew forth card on
which was written, al am mMte;"
whereupon the worthy Domiaie,
pointing TO his brow streaming
with perspiration, wrote; Il asl
almost liquid"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

The melancholy days have come"
says the Boston Atlas, or If those
days to which the poet alluded are
not exactly here, they are close at
hand. and give frosty warning Of
their approaeh. The air begins te be
shrewd and eager the and eyes
of early morning walkers are rubes-
cent and have January tinge curl
Gus observers find the first ice Of the
season; ladies take a look at their
furs gentlemen bring ont last years
overeoat. and are sstonished 10 find
how seedy it was when put away in
the spring; your wife h-ows out hints
To You in respect to stoves and fuel
and looking forward 10 the long, cnld
winter evenings, you dream q chats
with old friends, the compsnionship Of
old books, etc. So We shall cheat the
hard season of its dreariness, and keep
alive the promises of spring and the
memories Of summer. t.
But let US not fail, ere it is Departed,
TO pay tribute to the glorious No
vember weather, With its bracing air,
its daily brilliancy, its skies Of immac-
ulate blue, and its imperial sunset.
OF all the months it is the stu.diest
and sofest, with something Of msscu-
line vigor es we'll as Of feminine ele-
egance. 1t gives US flip after our
summer debility, and prepares us, by
it's moderate temperature, for the rig
ors of the EiEter. II is full Of pleas
ing and roetical associations. Of gen
tie recollections and touching fancies.
Nature never seems so beautiful as
when she lie about to lay down, for
time, her garniture and glory We
take oer farewell of the flowers, the
trees, and the birds, as we bid good
by to the friends going upon long
journey but not without faith in
their return, which gives pleasure
even to the parting.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
The County jail.


The Grand Jury last week retarn-
cd in to the Court, the following pre-
sentiment
To the Hon. P. T. ScRuoes, Judge presi-
ding, etc., at Pamela, in Panols
County, November Term, 1856:
The Grand Jurors of said County,
now in session, respectfully present.
That in the discharge of their duty,
they visited the Jail of said County;
they carefully examined the building,
which is made of brick, and are entite-
ly satisfied and do present that said
building is unsafe and dangerous.
They examined the inside Of said Jail
and find and do present that it is in
secure and insufficient, for the safe
keeping of prisoners committed there
for for safe keeping. On full examin-
alton the Grand Jury present-the
said Jail is insufficient, insecure, and
dangerous; and that the Police Court
should Immediately attend to the CON
dition of the Jail, andprovide secure
and SAFE building.
The Grand Jury present, with
pleasure, that the Jailor has kept the
Jail in good order. All of which is
respectfully submitted.
Nov. 1ith, 1856.
v9 w. P. WATKINS,
w. s. CLINTON,
JAS. MAGE,
a+ JAS. S. PETTY,
s .lt5 COLES ARMSTEkp,
w. S. RANDOLPH,
Il. T. SoRsBY,
WIN. G. BANKS.
..t.s A. w. BYERs,
c. E. JONES,
WIN. EDWARDS,
II. II. POLLARD.
Which was ordered to be recorded,
and a copy served upon the Board OF
Police.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
Pamela Circuit Court.

The Court will probably get
through this week. The number of
jury trials has been larger than usual.
The will case resulted in q mis-trial-
the jury, after being kept together
some six days, failed to agree. His
Honor Judge Scruggs, seems deter
mined to try every case on the docket,
and parties will all have their cases
tried if "they" are ready.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
Christmas EvO Festival,


The Baptist Society Of Spring Hill,
Tallahatchie county. Mississippi, are
making extensive. arrangements to
give the public generally, one of the
most splendid entertainments ever. of
fered to tee people of Northern Mis-
Sissippi. There wjll be abundant food
Tor the mind and heart, inasmuch as
the literary treat is to be various and
novel. Added to this, there will be a
superintendent supply Of the most
choice viands, for the RECALLING Of the
"outer-man.' Indeed, the ladies Of
Spring Hill are determined to have
tie most brilliant and snmptuous ia
BILE ever spread in Tallahatehie coun-
ty. The object of the festiyal,i is to OBJ
tain funds to liquidate the indebted
ness Of the Scciety-hence the object
will recommend it to all.
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mistsIIaufons.
Pamela Motel
FOR SAIE.

This well known Hotel, in the
town Of Panola. and now kept by =. u.
JONES, ESQ.,. is for sale. There are sew
en- and half lots of ground. with large
Stable, and all other out-housea necesss.
nv for a Hotel. Itnow receives tie la,.
gest share Of the public patronage, and
clears two thousand dollars year in thu
hnilds of its present occupant. Ii will b.
sold very low for cash, or on u long cred.
it, with interest. For further particulars
apply to NJ. s. WARD,
Real Ettate Agcn. in Panola.
Or, address the undersigned at Memphis.
sea A. g. ELLIS.
November Attn. ls26.-tf
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

Eks Mrs. Darlington, reading an
account of railroad accident, was
much surprised that the locomotive had
been driven of the track by one Of
the switches. II shouldn't have
thought it." said she that the great
iron ingine would mind such q little
thing as switch"
"Yes, bat you must remember NAM
ma" said Ike gravely, "the locomo-
tive has tender behind"
"oh, that indeed replied the old
lady resaming her paper, well, but
you need not talk about it my son
go on with your lesson"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

TnE Onrsf1xS'FAlra-rn all the
vieissitudes of life, when changes after
changes come In rapid Succession, our
attention will nat urally be directed to
those who by anwayering pcrsever-
ence. never cease their toll till death
claims them as victims. Till duty
done, they yield not to the cares and
misfortunes of this world, but stand
forth as monuments Of divine wisdom;
as cmhodiments of all the true virtues
that adorn the human character.
And why this unwayering course
Why this devotion to duty which is
demanded as well by their present as
by their eternal welfare : 1t is be-
cause they know that this pent-rp
world to lie but the place of time
and they the beings of divine care
Their souls have fixed the anchor. OF
hope in an upper and better world,
where they delight to dwell, perhaps.
but for moment, az when the true
christian kneels in prayer.
This consciousness Of Proyideutial
care and power originates and
strengthens the Christians faith and
purifes his thong hts, and purges fronl
his heart the illiqpi:ies that too often
burden and weigh down the soul and
oblitsraJe il from the presence of God
That spirit that anima:es man to
deeds Of worth, increase or lessen his
individual happiness so much as ii
tends to work for The good of his fel-
bowman, and the cause of charity, or
fills his mind with selfish motives and
isolates bis soul, by driving from it all
the ennobling qualities, and banishing
forever the christians hope, the eject
of the christians faith The chris
tan faith increases in time to better
prepare he soul for the happiness re-
served alone for the worthy when
summoned TO their long home.
The devotion of the idolater can
never fit him for eternal enjoyment,
neither can it be the source Of contin-
ued happiness on earth. Deifying ali
idol only marks the degradation of tie
blind worshipper and enlists the SYM
patty of him whose expansive soul
unveils itself and rejoices in the &C
QUESTION Of treasure unkno*u 10 the
'idolater. 50
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19


A HEARTY LAtGH-After all
what a capital, kindly, honest
jolly, glorious good thing a laugh
is! What u tonic. What a digcs-
ter ! What febrifuge! What an
exerciser of evil spirits! Better
II than walk before breakfast or a
nap after dinner. How it shuts
the mouth OF malice, and opens
the brow of kindtlesss Whether
it discovers the guns OF infancy or
age, the grinders of folly or the
pearls of beauty whetherit racks
the sides aud doforns the counte-
nance of vulgarlty, or dimpies the
eve of refinement-in all its phases
and on all faces, comforting relax
ing, overwhelming, convulsing,
throwing the human form into the
happy shaking aud quaking of
idlotcy, and turning the human
conntenance into something arpro-
pirate to Billy Buttons transfor-
mation-an1er circumstance
and everywhere a laugh is a giori-
GUS thing. Like a thing of beau
ty' it is "a joy forever" There
is no remorse in it. 1t leaves no
sting-exeept in the sides, and that
goes eff. Even single unpartici-
pated laugh. is n great affair to wit
ness. But It is seldom single. II
is more Infectious thanscaf}et fever.
You cannot gravely contemplate
a laugh. Ifthere is one daughters.
And SO on. The covulsion is pro-
pagated like sound. What a thing
it is when it becomes epidemic.
-lDuhlin University Magazine.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
CIKCUS.& MEN AGEI{rE,

This new and splendid Egue&;ri.a
EstSbl. shm ant aud Neu.gerie, will yis
Panels Oh SA1C DAY, November 22n :.
The company will ent.~ the town z, II
O'Clock, A. H., led nv 2 MAGNIFICENT SWAN
CHARIOT, CONTAINING n.arr GAvl's
world rerIewne,i Ga.ls BanI, sri VII
pass through 'hs priu ;.pis streets u ga ..
.gocGEGo>.
FgEE EIHfB.Ti0N.
"errt7o Asceazicn Oh the Tis,lt wire.
zoo feet lo7c, BY Nad.m W0RLANI',
from the ground AL ming the Great Pa
Yil:on Of NJ. JOIN fohin-o2's Circls, "a
he hoghl Of 81 feet, weather penn TIN.
As this fla. sill he performed Ia tie A.
fKR DON, oltSid- of tha c,I.s,ss, inlmodi-
ateiIT before rms opcn'n. q the doc,s If
the u eat Pavilion, the pup'ic will have =
.iAe opportunity Of belloid,ng one % tbs
most graceful and beautiful displays of
female colrage AMI skill ever given in aty
outdoor exhibition in the ues,d. NJ
charge will bo nade 70 witness ths Rs1t
Interesting far.
The proprietor oTer, "a; s eater,a.amcss
10 ths pNbl.e with the PEE feet eonEdsnc-
n its t<cel!ence and It's supsy sr;ty o,ss
any s;n!lsr exhibition in the Cn.te4
States. Al The appointments a entirely
new, and have b@sD fu' she'd by the e, PSI
skiiif0i artists il IN. county, ana his
proprietor, Will. n is confdeu, h, ont
sida show presents a more GORGEOUS
SPECTACLE th n Mss srcr bean wines
ID, b. assures tae public that she Uari-
vailed Excellence Of the various PERFORM
ers Who compose The Trourc vii tendsr
the intvrisr Of ais MAGNlFltgNT pa
fiLlOS more a.tr4ciise still { let
which era not b. disrutei xhcn ne men
tons few Of tina nanas of the lead ny
naiaes Of the lead NJ performers, among
which mly ba,foInd NAs7FK Jaws RoE-
INso>, the worlds oa!y barr b4ck rider OLA
single horse.
The perform snee OF ths m7FniGe' ms
ho'se, Mar FIR, rode by thu graceful sni
accomplished kqnass-.aa, Madsnis Rss-
t.soS.
Mr.. W. W. N.czoLs, the hes, II Rei-
pls rider in the world, viii apre,r in as
many various acts of ho.semansh y.
MIR. JoHS RoBI>so.,, ths grea. two, four
and SIX horse ride, viii appear at each
aud every Performance.
Master JuRs Ros.sses, ths dasiiu,
Young Genie rider. e
His imperial h; ghr ess, BCI CASTILLO,
emperor Of all eIowns. Ii gh iriest Of
fun Prince Of Jes.e.s! Grand Duke %
nonsense! and the soul and c,nhudimcns
Of wit !! Ths nas only recognized clown
Of the times.
The mysterious Sz As BAwLpxs, VII de-
light and astouish the Audierce with his
PEI f'rmanes with cups, balls, knives ana
plates.
Mr.. usssr kpcsLxs, ths daring slack
rope vaultcr.
Tho above liss OF pe.fosners cewprise
but few Of tie leading Stars Of tia
mammoth establishment.
Tia Menageris consists OF ali that vast
collection ree,ntly owned By T. p. Bar
num. Elephants, I. ons, I gers, I..cp-
ards, Bears, Panthsrs, and many Others
too numerous 10 mension.
Doors open ct IL Pm, and I-aP.
Adm ssion 10 the whole combined Cir.
Gus and Nensgerie, SO osat<-children and
servants % ocnss. ,.2.A
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

r We received the last copy of
the oxford Signal" yesterday even
ing, although our exchange sent to
that paper was returned to US week
ago, with all the rest of our papers
sent to Oxford Postoffice. The editor
of the Signal" will much oblige by
informing US if he ordered our paper
returned.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
orisinaI Yostru.G
lFor the Star.
Gear Nicholas and the Ghost.
BY rRAsK rERDoy.

Ye lovers of the marvellous,
Firm-faithed in magic spells,
Who scamper by with quaking limb
{ Where elf or fairy dwells:
You're not alone, o boorish crowd,
Exposed to shostlv pranks,
A naughty Russian autocrat
Now mingles with your ranks.
TWAS on gloomy winter day,
When the wind-gods loudly roar,
And Janus, looking ominous,
Held the keys Of 'ffty-four;
The Car sat in his study room
Perhaps he popdered most
How he should treat dying man
When 10 |! he spies ghost.
He was a monk of giant form,
As earth can no more rear,
Who'ld take bed nike Bashan's king,
Or WELD Goliah's spear.
The dsuntless Gear, accustomed long
To rule DER scrvile lands,
Not brooking ought Of earth or no,
His business there demands.
Then tones unearthly smote the ear
OF Russis's .yrant lord;
"To warn you of yolr future course
From ghostly lips he heard.
''lf to the war against the Turks
Pure motives only lead,
| see thy triumph from afar
see thy hosts succeed.
"But IL the wish to have thy name
Immortalized BY men
Then know thy fall is drawing near,
And an unt.mcly end
-s-. ttroops
"Then Death, who revsls mid thy
Shall cast a dart al thee,
When Ger thy hosts the foeman rides,
And vsnquished armies lee."
No longer could the brave old Gar
Receive these tannt;ng words,
He PUSHES at the phantom fria-,
And calls h.s faithful guards.
fhoy End him clu.ching at the a,r,--
'fTha monk! the monk - he cries
"Nhe = seen Am? Catch him, yalian:
GaaTda
0, catch kim e.. he naies."
The prophet ghost had vanished now,
And from their presence led:
Cse year had barely passed away,
Fer Russia's C.ar vas dad.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
NE w HARD WAKE STORE!
Hawks. Smit:s & 40,
Importers of Foreign and DesIsrs

importers OF Foreign and Dea4srs
in American Hardware,
Nos. 304 4 500 Main street, Memphis,
between Union and Munroe SITS.
To the Merchants, PiastsSs amd NJ
chGxiss Of Panoia co4afy:-
The subscribers are opening the
largest AMI best selected stock Of
Hardware, Cutlery, Agr. cultural Implc-
ments, Iron, Nails, Cordsge, &C.. ever Of
f-red for sale IN ths sc. on Of country,
among which may b. fcand- -
Agricultural H. :5.ela .n;s, Iron. Nails,
Castings, Tn P4aie, : niIe:s' materials :;
Blacksmith and Carrcnters' Tool1, Ia
bio and Pocket Cutlery. Skogels, SpaJr .,
Hoes, AXIS, Corn Mills, Cha.ns-of al!
kinds, OuAum cott0n, mrn.lia AMI lutte
Cordage; builders materials, Of every
variety and in large quantities.
We would most respectfully ca. tn
attention of the merehants Of this section
cf country to The fact that, purchasing -
We do, oar goods n as low figures SIS anv
haass in New York. Boston or phihde.-
phia, we are enabled to compete v n them
in prices, and are dcrerm ned 10 90 so.
To tho planters, We would say, that in the
selecrIon OF our goods, va hSre endeaY-
oret TO afarla:e taeir interests as Vel ss
oar own. Our stock Of Tna.~s' N ltsri-
LA VIII always be found ful AMI com.
piets, sIsd II !osret p.ices tim any othr-
ccnce.n IN tbs cay. Oar tools u al
kin Is have bsen selected personally and
from the very 5rsi max ers. All wsa ask q
4 fair and Sarefal examination OF our
stock and prices.
Memphis, October, lg5j--ai2 2a
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

| CONFIDENCE N ONES SELF
" hen a crisis beialls you, snd the
emergency requires moral cour-
age ard noble manhood to meet il
be equal 10 the requirements o.
the moment and rise superior 10
lie obstacles in your path. The
universal testimony of men whose
experience exactly COMEDIES with
yours furnishes the consoling re-
lection that difficulties may be
ended by oppositien. There is no
blessing equal to the position of a
stout heart. The magnitude OF
the danger nothing more than a
greater effort than ever ct your
hands. II You prove recreant in
the hour OF trial YOU are the worst
of recfeants, and deserve no com
passion. He not dismayed nor un-
manned when yen should be bold
and daring, untliching murlnurs
You hear with fear and dread, is
pregnant with blessings, aud the
iroWn whose sternness now makes
you shudder and tremble will ere
long he succeeded By 4 smile Of be-
witching sweetness and benignlty
Then b. strong and manly, oppose
equal forces to open dltiicuitcs,
keep astili' upper lip ard trust in
| Providence. Greatness can only
be achieved by those who are tried.
The condition of that achieve
meut is confident Ia ones self.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
Hon LIRE Below STAIRS

Hon LIFE Below SrAiRs.--A
letter writer from San Francisco, Cal
ifornia, says that $40 per, month are
common wages for female domestics
there. He writes: at would aston
ism yoa TO see SONS of the servant
girls in full rig in Montgomery street.
A SIS blue velvet dress, a $50 bon
net god chains, and big "cameos" to
match, are not at all unfrequent."
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
DR.. CRANE. TIE PHRENoLoaIsr.,

DR.. CRANE, THE PHREKoLodIsT.-
The Washington N. c., Times, says :
DR.. Crane squatted for short time in
Virginia not long since, and there he
left the lady he took from Portsmouth
to her fate, and. it is said, trottsd off
with the lady of bis landlord |! Off
GERS ara in hot pursuit of the demon,
and if captured, be will pay dear for
his impotence. We warned the pub
lie week or two ago to watch that
man.
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Co61.rrEs /:


Was committed TO the Jail OF Pa
noia County, Miss ippl, on the 18th day
of November. 1850, negro man as a
runaway. Said boy is of dark complex
ion. 5 feet 8 inches high, about 40 years
old, weighs about l55 or leo pounds, his
right thumb in OF to the frat JOINT, has a
small scar On the right check, cails bis
name ABRAHAM, and says he belongs to
Capt. j. Abbott, OF Munreo county, Miss
Said boy says he runaway from Mr.. Clop-
TIN, near Pine Bluff, Ark. The owner 10
hereby commanded to como forward,
prove, property, pay charges, and take
him away, or no win BIO deal. with accor :
ding TO law.
sc. GCroR1u, Tailor.
Nov. 10, 1856.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

BY Col. John Mischaux, the eel
ebrated professor of dancing, arrived
in Pamela last night, from Grenada
looking well. He proposes taking up
d class Immediately.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

RHEUMATISM AND GoUT.-The
difference between Rheumatism
and govt 10 thus described by a
Frenchman Suppose you take
one vice, put your finger in, you
turn the screw till you can bear
him no longer-dat is de rheuma-
tism; den 'srose yea give him one
turn lnore---dat is de govt"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
LIFE SxIRr-uoorav !, rare.

LIFE IN SEIRT.-Hooray !! Fare
we'll to the crowd! /, veritsble /,
have retired within the quiet world OF
a balloon-skirt, ahem No more
jostling me off the sidewalk, or ell
bowling me out of crowd: like the
tortoise, can retire within my shell
in supreme dignity, and look around
on the distant little folks with whale
bone complacency. Sir, please to
take the opposite sidewalk! What al
idea for that rash man to actually at
tempt passing me @
Well, it is delightful It adds
grace to form, so the shopkeepers say;
accelerates motion. keeps intruders at
distance. and gives the dear, easy,
Questionable, uuslanderous, ungos-
slipping members of the Watch-the-la-
dies Society. something to talk about
in the newspapers and over their CT
CARS. Why, it's benefit to the ma
tom Here, Susan, set mine away for
the night in tho large attic! Long life
20 the whalebone skirts! - Ioliye
Branch. e te'i -
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

~ A correspondent Of the New
York Daily News. in passing through
. political cemetery few days since
observed upon Scotch-looking pine
slab the following tpitaph /:
HPeaceful be nay silent SAUNDERS
Horace Greeley, close my eyes:
We shat fail for want OF numbars--
Wake me up when grsaons d:es.o
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

CHILD BORN WITHOUT Eyes
The Boston Medical and Surgical
Journal chronicles case in Shrews-
hurry, Mass, where q child was
born without eyes! It was a heal
thy boy, well developed in every
other respect There were eyelids
but no eyes. =
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

The kind lady who sent us q
mince pie, says western editor,
with the request to please insert,
is assured that such articles are
never crowded out by press of
other matter.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
For the Star.
Poetry foy Hache,o-x.


The lonesome good Old bachelor, IL
lie needs a VIE ne heart 10 cheer;
Rat o scene Of melancholy,
The living single is al q fesiy.
'Fiis a world Of malice, strife,
To him tina. ha.h no friend or VIE;
But IL they have friend, they know
'Fis Ike . little heaven below.
Are We no. made for soc:al life,
And not for grief, or woe, or strife,
But FOR each Others woes to cheer
While staying or sojourn ng here .
This 10 s. troubled world al best,
And can't or never is a. rest ::
For evil is in evsryth ns,
And O. az dsath ID has sting.
4 woman 3 only made FOR man,
And al should marry II they csn;
Bus IL thy can't succeed in this
They surely mus. be made am:se.
IT'S fact, ani not denied,
That Adams was Wiling bride;
To him wife WIS made and givea,
To cheer him on his way to heaven.
Come bachelors, your pace mend up,
You're drinking Of bitter cup:
And be resolved to marry still
No longer drink that bitter pill.
As to myself, I'm angle yet, So
And yonng enough need not fret 1
But cid enough, perhaps, to tell
The girls Love them, o! how we'll.
CiyEs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

Dickens in his Little Dorritt,"
tells US that d tender word drop
ped like Il heavy stane into the
we'll OF Clennam's heart and splash
cd the water into his eyea.''
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19
WARD - Editor.
WEDNESDAY. nov. 10, 1866.
- Murray has received fresh
lot of groceries and fruits, which he
IL selling cheap for cash.

~ Remember that Robinson's
Circus will be here on Saturday, and
perform both in the afternoon and eve.
n;ng.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-11-19

Sportsman may be interested to
learn that small shot; when mixed
with about one third its quantity
of fine sand will keep more closely
together when fred, and Kill AT a
distance OF eighteen or twenty
yards frrther than ordinary.