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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-29

II WORRIES TWO HUNpREb FLoATING
BALL OR KNUCBLE WASHING MACHlNE?-
1t will wash dozen pieces Of clothes in two min.
utes without injury to the most delicate material
Bed Quilts. Comforts. Blankets, Sheets with every
description of Woollen Goods, are washed In the
most thorough manner.
This Washing Machine has taken the premium at
all the Fairs where exhibited. LII pronounced by all
who have it the wonder Of the age Its sim.
pie IN It's a. not to get out Of order The
machine 10 easy to work that small children can
strength however little used to labor, can do resu-
lar weeks washing and derive great benefit from the
exercise it being Of the very best kind for strength
enlng the arms, chest and loins.
We beg leave to refer to the following persons In
this city, who have this machine now in use:
Wm' g. s.. Wood, Richard Emerson,
3. D. Denoon, Rev. Robt Ryisnd,
John H H,liysrd, John T, sublstt { Bro,
These machines can be ssea at William H. Wood.
Grace. and B. woodw.sd'. Shop, on Main I g.,
We, the underigned, bes leave to inform the citi-
zsns Of Richmond city, Heurico, Hanover, Louisa,
Goochiand and Fluvanns counties tina. we have the
sxeSs ,N nsns 70 manufacture and sell the above
collin WIN H. &R 3. WOODWARD.
EAMILY GKVCKKIKs.--We olier for
Todds Hams. Shoulders and. Breast Pieces
Prime Goshen Butter
Finest qualities Green and Black Teas
Olive Oil, Caisup and Pickles
Family Flour. in barrels and bags
No I MaekereL In kits
- Woods Rec Herrings,
Together with other aoods forming complies stock
OF Family Stores- p. MCCARTHY 1 CON.
No. III Broad street,
&C - at Nearly opposite Depot
SMALL FARM MAN BMSDUk PLANK
~ ROAD, u MILES ABOVE RICHMOND FOR
sAtE.-Ihe suhscnbers are authorised to soil the
small Farm, nos occupied bv Mr. Thomas n. Gran.
GER located e above and adjoining the farm OF Jno
A..kafkef, ESQ Hccntains ~ acres 10 well enclosed
and has on y an excellent Framed Dweliins, lnewl
yard. The nsightorhood Il good, and the place re-
variable healthy. Apply 10 q
oe as-et 0oDbiN = APPENsoN Ausss.
HEksk: 30 hrs prlne knGlish Dairy
% . BURTON oRElNRow. !,
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RICHMOND 1ADk DKDGUHS
5 900 pair Richmond-made BROGUES, for
sale by
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N.
oe 4-d&clm lS4 Cary, between 18th and 18th SIC
RI GENTS RUBBER BOOTS.-Just
Hrsceiyed a lot of the above The very thing
for gentlemen to hunt in, also, the very best
~ Boot for fishermen, ditohers, or any body else
that has to stand much damp ground or in water,
at 43 Main street, 4 doors below st. Charles Hotel,
opposite side, at ,s,s
ocN VIM W ALSf1 ..
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BALTIMORE, Jan. 18th, 1866.
Messrs MORTIMER MowBRAY:
tske pleasure in saying to you that have used
your s'Hampton's Tincture" with great profit From
serious throat affection, my general health had be-
come very much impaired, when | commenced to
use 'sHampton's Tincture." found its effects upon
nv general health most salutarv. My nervous
y stem and digestive organs rghted up under its
use.
have several time recommended it to my friends
and in every case far have been informed they
have used 1t with success.
Yours truly,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-29

r~~~An OMNIBUS NOTICE...The
Ka subscriber vii! discontinue running
his OMNIBUS line the regular
route during the contin usnce of the Agricultural
Fair After the Fair, the line viii be resumed as
heretofore.
N. B. The line will be run from the Mechanics to
the Agricultural Fair at IS cents each way and the
same charge for any intermediate distances
oc 22---8t GEO. l.. EARNEST,
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GW CERN.-Taken up the Western Branch,
Ia about the 25th of July, colored man, who
~ calls himself DAVY TINES, about 26 years
~ yeas of age, five feet six inches high of
dark bacon color. He pretends to be free from
Isle of Wight county but having no papers he is be-
ieved to a runaway. He has pass, dated the Sd of
January and signed John Chapman, which is sup
posed to have bsen written by himself Any infor-
nation concerning him may be had on application to
the subscriber keeper of the Jail of Norfolk county
MARSHALL HUTCHINSON,
"a 24-6w Tailor Norfolk county.
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DOLLAR GAITERSs UUL:
E LAR CATERS! DOLLAR CATERS!
just to hand, large lot of Ladies' Gai-
ters at only per pair the best ever opened at that
price Also 500 pair of ladies' extra ne tblck sole
Gaitsr, at the unusual low price of 81 Is per pair
The greatest bargain ever offered. Also, two cases
ladies' India Rubber Sandals, vely cheap. Ladies
will please bear in mind that these great bargains are
at MARCUS HARRIS,
ocH 1888 road street.
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~ UIICE.--l nave this any appoint ted MIR.
VIM O'BRIEN, my Agent TO conduct the
GROCERY BUSINESS, In this city. for CASH only
DANIEL MURPHY.
Richmond Oct. 49, 1856. oc 2l-.2w*
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, }

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
WING BUILDING
RICHMoND October is, 1856 }
'INHE II DITORS OF BERNARD
o,NElL, decd are hereby notified to appear at
this ofice on SATURDAY, the first day IF the next
month lNovember,) at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and exhibit
the evidences OF their claims against the said ia.
ceased. r. MILTON CARY Con,r
oc l6-dtd - =
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FALL AND WINTER srUIh,.-lhv.e
Il who have not purchased yet will save money by
calling at No. n Main street. where they will find
handsome assortment of PLAIN and figured De Laines;
French Embroideries; needle worked Collars ia
cts; Sleeves; Worked Bands; Mantias and Cloaks: a
fine assortment Shaws; Flannels; servant and rbed
Blankets, very low price; large lot of sleeps grey
Sstinets; ladies' Merino Vests Kid Gloves, 374 and
50 cts tn rs; Gauntets Hosieries; bleached and
brown Domestic, A wide, ct 81 cents and upwardst
Quick sales and small profits is our motto Don't
forget to call at N q Main street.
oc 24--l9t* STRAIJSE mo
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, t)()(l ono Clears. Of al the dit
stantly on hand. Cigars Of any description made to
srder at short notice. Liberal discount allowed
Wholesale dealers and country merchants ought to
examine my stock and prces before purchasing else
where. H. C. G.. ZIMMERMAN,
Importer and Manufacturer of Cigars
q-3m No III Brosd street
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t'Oh 1HtALlDS AND u SfEPTICs :.
L The Chocoat Dlgeste Fenugineux" is espe.
claIly recomm 1t ccnbin alton of the pu
Chocolate with Lactate of Iron in such fern As an
rey TO disguise the taste Of the Iron In this ore
paration the well known tonic of Iron are fuv
realized and when prepared for table use with mill
sugar, &c. 1t forms most nutritious and pleass a,
beverage particularly suited to persons no are veal
and debiiitsfed from long sickness, dyspepsia &c
For sale Ut MEADE 4 BAKERS
New Apothecary Store, 1885, N w corner
90 23-2w Main and IOth ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-10-29

I AKUS & SHINE, "a Main street, have
IL just received splendid stock of Mahogany and
Rosewood Paror AMI Chamber Furniture, (which
can't be surpassed by any house in the trade) EN-.
bracing every article IN the furnishing line of
the NEST fashionable styles and approved work man
ship which they will sell to their country customers
and the public generally at prices and such terms
give general satisfaction All they ask give
them call and examine for yourselves.
oc l6-1m
~ OF G E.--AH persons having claims
against the estate of John Powell deceased,
requested to present the to properly au-
thentic ,ted, and all persons indebted the said
tate, are requested to make payment to speed-
ly as possible.
JOSEPH r. POWELL, Admir-,
oc 20 -2wH of Ino c. Powell. decd.
M OU l. ID Nc -, DRESSED AND UN.
Iva DRESSED LUMB ER-BelvideEe Planning Mills
9th street south OF the Basin, in rear of the Pc
tersburg Depot.-Planing. of all kinds of lumber
Tongung and Growing done in the best manner
Dressed Flooring, 3D. A. 4and III inch thick; Shev
ing, Partition and Car stuff on hand and for SALE
Also Frame Timber, Oak Fencing, and building ma
terials generally.
Builders Mouldinss sixty different patterns, al.
ways on hand.
Sc SIN &C. ROBINSON
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Pastor of the Exeter Street M. Z. Church,


Pastor of the Exeter Street M. E. Church,
Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured by itas an invig
tor and restorative, where gentle stimulsnt s want
ed believe it superior to all the cordials ever be-
fore the public to the Youth and Old Age, the Single
and Married we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and see cures.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
4 CO., Richmond; bv Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER &
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere
- g. per bottle; bottles for IS
&C 2t-dIcts
A HOME ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AWS'
IA ELIXIR cures Coughs Colds and Whoopine
Coush and affords great relief in Consumption and
most diseases arising from colds and neglected coughs
citizens of Richmond who have tested its virtues:
"By timely use Of it. have no doubt it has saved
one many doctors fees. l know of its good eHects
with great many other than my own family ."-Wn.
McCre1y
III have used 1t In my family for three years. and
found it the best family medicine have ever used"-
NJ Il. Stevenson.
"For sickness among children, nothing Gan be bet
ter"-M. b. Godtoin.
al have tried all the cough remedies Of the day
and have hesitation in saying that believe Mrs
DAVIS to be the most valuable preparation Of the kind
now in use."-Elijdh Warren
Fer sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers,
Alex Duval, Paterson jackson, Chaa. Millspslgh,
z. J. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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- FOh hENf ON LhAsE-.A. ING W
y5:::aa ton of the tenant, the tenement tSo, "
FL. Gary as grocery. 1t is situated very nssI ~,
market and 10 considered of the best location
the city for grocery or dry goods store poss"'
given at enc days notice Apply TO pAAtA
PLEAsANrs, or to
au 23-ts Law Office, lis Main street
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fHO WHOM 1T MAY CONOknN,.-I -
= no longer Agent for William Whitlock
WM NfYJ.EH
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INEIRMARY OF THE MED .I..: n :. Goa.

a UG, ANDERSON & co. have i .,s ore.
"A ed to No Iel Main ST. oer, where .n1 SsnNs All
pared to show their usual stock Of MD. IL ~
BnNNETS
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DKMONSTRATED.--1IA

NOMEThlNG NkW.-.I noticed In pass-
~ ing up Governor street, &C HAhWo0D'S Ware
rooms Tho most complete spring Bed that hate
sver seen u e 70 very simple In its construction
that It 10 not liable 10 get out Of order He has also
the .rsast and most beautiful assortmsnt Of Funs-
ture rave ever seen exhibited in Richmond Nv
IN the assortment. oe 20-dIm
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- PUhTINti APPARATUS, &c Xc.-rlus
- POWDER FLAsKS and SHOT BELTS, BIRD
BAGS, ELYSl CENTRAL FIRE PERCUSSION
CAPS, Gun Was, English Sporting Powder Dog
Calls, Collars and Chains Gold and Silver Mount ed
Walking Canes, with and without Swords, Bowie
knites, Huntsnan Horns, together with fine as
ortment OF Pocket Cutlery, for sale by
JAMES WALSH.
oct 25---6t doors above St. Charles Hotel
HlkTs. SHIR rS.--.I invite the atten
- lion OF Gents TO my large and varied assortment
of DANSKIN'S CELEBRATED SHIRTS made ex-
pressy for my sales, and every instance WARRANTED
TO FIT. Also, large assortment of MERINO UN-
DERSHlRTS and DRAWERS for winter wear
W. +. OWENS,
&C 2o-4t Opposite American Hotel.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

NatuG' Fort 0yuac The house
viii be kept in turmoil where
there is no tolelation Of each 9TH
er's errors, no Ienity shown to
allingS, no meek submission to in
luries, no soft answer to turn away
wrath. Ii you lay a single stick
OF wOod III the CRATE and apply
tire to 1t, it will go out; puU Oh
another stick, and they will burn,
and half a dozen, and you will
have blaze. There are other
fires subject to the same condI-
tions. Ii member of family
gets INTO passion, and is let alone
ue Will cool down, and possible be
ashamed and repent. But oppose
temper to temper /; pile on the tu-
ell; draw in others of the group,
and let one harsh answer be fol-
lowed by another, and there will
soon be a blaze which will soon
enwrap them all in its burning
heat.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
GAMING.

Foltsire asserts that "everg gam
bler is. nas been, or W Il be a Tobber."
Gaming is An evil IN the first place. be-
Cause IT is a practice which produces
notling. If thu whole human family
v!ere all sk;Iful game<te and
should rlay nst.ntly for Will
year, here would not b dollar more
IL the world t tie end o tile y AZ
than Il tie comm pc menL. ON the
co tray. there wo Id be much less
b des immens loss o TINE. But,
second y, gaming ;;,vors corr rption of
mind ItI> difficult to trace t. e pro-
gress the ( mester's mini from til,
time WI er he Comm nces his couIse,
but we know too wei the go5l at
which he Is d slined &c aniv". Th re
may lie ex eptio 8, but not many !;
generally ,peakiny, every ganest r,
sooner or lates. goes to p rdi ion, and
often ad IS 10 h., own Woe, BY dragging
Others along vi IL him.
1t di CO RACES industry. He who i
acc s ON d sec re large sums at
once, W ich b ar pr port on - tir
/ bo.. by W ich they are OF in d. will
era nal come to reg th- mode
but con tant and &c tain rev ards vi
indr>r ous extrtionS as in ipid. The
famous ph los ppher, Locke. IL b !.
"Thmg l. o. Educ tiou," thus re-
ma Is ..It is c. rtain tn II Z milling
L. YES n >at,sf ction b hind it. tot {
who effect when it is over, nj i
no W y prof eth body or min /; ;
AS TO !. cir est e, if it rik sod deed
as t. concern Item it is Str de and
not a recr, ion. wherein few rive
and atbest thriving gam. ster has but
a poor uads,-who fills his pockets at
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

4 FIRST Rate Charity scrmon.-
Our readers have probably seen the
.ollowlnH snecdote, but it will do
10 read twice
Dean Swift was once solicited
10 preach a sermon for the benefit
of the poor. When the time ar
rived he arose and selected his
text "He that giveth to the poor
lendeth to the Lord" "Now," f"
aid he, ''my brethren, if you are
satisfied with the security, down
with the dust" He then took his
seat, and there was an enormous
collection.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

Pride and Dicision.-I have ever. OBJ
served the humblest men most tender of
making separations, and the proudest
most prone to it. Many corruptions may
be in Church, and yet it may be great
sin to separate from it, so that we be not
put upon an owning of their corruptions,
nor upon any actual sin. There is a
strange inclination in proud men to make
the Church of Christ much narrower than
it is, and to be themselves the members
of some singular society, as if they were
10th to have too much company in heaven.
Il Baxter.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
POETRY.
-
LINES FOR AN ALBUM.
BY PISDAR.

Here 10 this shrine by friendship reared
Ny humble gift | bring,
Nor costly pearls, nor precious gems,
Nor bowers of gentle spring.
More precious far, than all Of these,
My tribute rich and rare
Sweet flowers Of friendship culled for thee
Eve brought and strewed them there.
These precious flowers can neye. fade,
Their root is in the heart;
Around thy pathway may they bloom
And fragrant ioys impart.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

- Truth does not embrace
the world like the great tidal
wave, sweeping along IN majestic
calmness OF power, aud filling ev-
ery creek and estuary; 1t rather
descends in many tertllIzlng rllls,
from the mountain side; aud 1t Is
better that it descend for the pres
ent, even so than it should flow III
one broad river, leaving an arid
desert over the land, save on Its
immediate banks Boyne.
Wholesale 14drice to Young Men
Begin life with the least show ana
least expense possible f; you may
at pleasure, increase both, but not
easily diminish them. DO not
think your estate your own whlle
any can call upon you for money
and you cannot pay, therefore be-
gin with timorous parsimohy: Lei
It be your first care to DC III no
mans debt. Resolve not to DC
poor; what ever you have spend
less. Poverty is great enemy 10
human happiness; it certainly ue-
stroys liberty, and makes % sollre
virtues impracticable, and others
extremely difficult.
w There never yet lived that young
LADY who did not like to be told she was
pretty.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
PICTURE OF otH,

LUX Ho" at Sill puck on tnaL pa nI-
ed mask, and turn upon her face the lamp
Of the Bible. We start; it reveals "a
ieath's head. stay not to quote texts
descriptive of sin; it is debt, burden.
a thief, sickness, a leprosy, IA plague,
poison, a serpent, sting-everythn
that man hates, it is load Of evils, be-
meath whose most crushing, intolerable
pressure, ''the whole creation groanath."
Name me the evil that springs not from
this root-the crime that lies not ut this
door. Who is the hoarv sexton that digs
man his grave? Who is the painted
temptress that steals his virtue? Who is
the sorceress who first dcceives and then
i.mnS the soul? Sin Who, with icv
breath, bliyhts the sweet blossoms Of
youth? Who brings gray hairs with sor-
row to the grave? Who, by a more hid
eous metamO~phosis than Ovid ever fan
ciei, chlnges sweet children into vipers.
tender mothers into monsters, and their
fathers into worse than IIerods, the mur-
ierers of their own innocents? ? Sin
Who casts the apple of discord on home
haarths? who lights the torch of wa
md carries it over happy lands ? who, b.
divisions in the church, rends Christ's
seamless robe -? SIN! Who is the Delilah
hat sings the Nazarite asleep, and deliv-
rs IN strength of ,iod into the hands of
The uncircumscised? who, with smiles on
har face, ana honeyed fattery on her
tongue, stands in the door to offer the sa-
cred rights of hospitality, and when sus-
pcion sleeps, pierces our temples with a
nail what Siren is this who, seated on
rock by the deadly pool, smiles to deceive,
sings to lure, kisses to bctrqv, and fincs
her arms around our neck, to leap with
US into perdition? Sin! who petrifes
the soft and gentle heart, hurls reason
from her throne, and impels sinners, mad
as Gadarene swine, down the precipice
into the lake of fire? Sin who, having
brought the criminal to the gallows, per-
suades him to refuse Il pardon, and with
his own hand to the bar door against the
messenger of mercy! what witch of hell
ls it that thus bewitches US? Sin! who
nailed the Son Of God to that bloody
tree? and who, as If it were not q dove
dissenting with the olive, but vulture
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.

81 would not waste my spring of youth,
indie dalliance; would plant rich seeds.
To blossom in my manhood, and bear fruit
When am old.o
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
BOZ C.aaae.l's swimming.
Our friend IobCrandeIl visit

While stoppng in the metro-
polls, he happened to drop into
coffe '-hOu-e, where a lot of
rochney, were speaking about
he swimming powers OF differ
,.nt individuals. One SAID his
.rIend I.bbclls SWAN forty miles
u fifty minutes. just here Bob
asked If he might offer a re-
.lark. The answer was "Ies
'erlaIn',.' On 'h's being de-
:ded, Bob opened:
4" Your TREAD ] Ibbeus is
-ome swimmer, ge.iI;en'en, but
~ performance would he con-
dered nothing in America
IN the Mississippi men swim
Win such raptd,y, tial 'hey 60
,head and ri!nl steamboats,
"Nonseuse :
IN" nonsense at all. 10
h''w Yen that I'm Iot Joking,
N this matter, I'm willing to
make a bet with any person
present.
" What is ltY
/" lhatl can outs"im any
man in England, and gave hIm
an hours S'art.'
"for what sum, slr?'
"Anl thing from ht'y pounds
% d California gold m'ne.'
" We'si take iha. bet, sIt, and
put np ii hundred pounds dat
s"u cant be"i Nj. Nu'''ns and
give hun lhal start
every g""d, | 'aAe '"e bet.
Ehere'S lwenLy suNere'gsIs 10
h,nd the bargain
"Whem Will the swim come
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

T If you wish to cure scold-
ing wife never fail to laugh at her
with all your might until she
ceases-then kiss her. Sure cure,
no quack medicine!
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
NJ A debtor saws: creditors

U A debtor says: creditors
are sineularly unfortunate
they invariably apply the day
after L have spent all my
money. | always say to them--
Now This is very provoking?
Why didn't you come yester-
day, and | could have paid you
in tuIi?' But no, they never
will. They seem to take a per-
verse pleasure in arriving al
ways too late. Its ms belief
lie rascals do 1t on purpose
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
!" The editress of th,

" The edliress of the
LADIES' Repository says
Kisses, like faces oi philoso-
,,IIers, vary. Some are as hot
as coal-fire, some >wees as
honey, some as raSteless as
;ong-drawn s..da Stulen kisses
IRE said to have more nutmeg
and cream than any other Sort
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
THE RING OF ooIvCsA-Es.

A vine-dresser of Albano, near
Rome, is said to have found in
vineyard the ring of Polycrates.-
This treasure, the history OF (which
is familiar to all readers of SchiI-
ler's ballads, was brought to Rome
after the death of Polycrates, 522
years before the birth Of Christ;
it was seen also by Pliny, and
mentioned by him. The En-
peror Augustus placed it i'll a gold
case, and deposited it for safety in
the Temple of Concord. The
stone of the ring is of ofconsiderable
size, and oblong form. The ell
craving on it, by Theodore OF Sa-
mos, the son oi Tahkles. is of ex-
traordinary fneness and beauty
1t represents Tyre with three bees
flying about; below, on the right,
a dolphin on the let, the head ot
a bull. The name OF The engraver
is inscribed in Greek characters.
The upper surface OF the stone is
slightly concave, not highly pol
ished, and one corner broken.-
| Athenaeum.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03

Hon. Thos. Gotee. of Indiana, who
is nearly seventy years old, was re-
Gently married, after remaining a
widower two months.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-03
MU 3ICAL JEALOUSY.

A singular incident in natural
history occurred lately at Chester.
England. A thrush in happy
state of freedom was thrilling it,
notes in the orchard below the
walls, near the wishing steps"
when its music excited similar
efforts from Il Gagged bird of the
same species, which was suspend
ed IN front of one of the adiacent
houses. These teathered song
sters perseyered in raising theis
melodies to higher aud higher
efforts, as if i'll earnest rivalry ;
when suddenly the bird among
the trees darted from its perch up
on the wicker cage of its compel
tor, broke the bars, entered it, and
commenced al assault upon the
musical captive; the owner OF
which, hearing the unusual noise,
came out, took the aggressor
prisoner, and sold it into bondage.
The ill-tempered thrush had there
fore paid the penalty of sacrificing
its freedom to its jealousy. Tni>
anecdOte is IL fact, and not written
as it might seem to be, for the
purpose OF pointing a ralagainS,
musical jealousies among human
vocallstS.- [DumfIieS Herald.