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and for sale BY rILLINaHAsr, LANE BuRL.
oc1 . lss Main o., Sign Of Broadaxe.
Den,s Read TAss.
Tnvcry aurs that Liilie's chilled Irsn Ssfes ass
:. popular. The demand !. insrs..
:sds END l1 siss, r:sd ns fssE are
nov2s Sign u the DroAdss,
RMTANIA WARE, Of . supessor qsAtfy and
'' I TsrIIifsSnAsr, LANE BuEL,
nov6 d Sign Of Broadaxs, Main-st.
DAHLok and Heating stoves Of Eastern Manu-.
1 facture, for wood or coal, for sale by
sep23d I3s Main st.
|S0opERs' T0OLS.--X fuiI assortment Of Coop
~ crs' Tools, Of Weeds make, for sale by
TILLINGHAsT, LANE 4 BuEL,
ect4 lss Main At.
GAUSAuE Suffers and Meat Cutters, for sale
- by TlLLlNGHAsT, LANE< BUEL,
Octl7d Sign Of the Br.adaxe.
A GENTS for Gurley.s Surveyor Instruments.
IA Pocket Compasses FOR sale hy
TILLISGHAsT, LANE 4 BuEL.
De, ~ sign Of the Brosdaxe,
Brass e osIles.
RRAss Kettles, all sizes for sale by
II TILLINaliAsT, LANE 4 BUEL,
noyle No.l3s Main-st.
STRAP and Plate Hinge. for sale by
~ ADJ LIAM d bt
nov29 Sign Of the Broadaxe.
e PaRMELE q CAMPBELL.
"a WATCIIMAkERS AND JEWELLERS.
49, MAIN ST., BIT. SECOND AND THIRD,
nov6 d4w kE0kUK IOWA..
"ATCIIES--AI large assortment Of Vt ladies
w aud Gentlemen ! Zine Gold Watches Ako
the besi Assertacnt If "Raiiroad Timex eeperws'
ever offered in the West. which arn warranted with
the utmost confidence, For sale low At
no,6-ddw fARMELE 4 CAMPBELL's.
TEWELRi--A iue assortment If plan, gold,
~ Cameo. Coral and pointed Pins and Earring.
single or in sets Plain gold, opal and ruby DIA-
M0ND RINGS; Gold Guard Fob. Vest end Neck
Chains; Gold aud Silver Ts.tnbies Gold Braeeieis,
Loeke,s, Seals, Charms, Keys ,%encih, gents gold
studs. collar and sleeve battons, At
noys- ddw pARMELE a cAMpRELL'S.
-. Silver Ware, comprising spoons, forks, napkin
rings, cups, fruit knives; also silver card cases
portmonies, tobacco boxes, &c. at
novb dAw PARMELE s ca NPBKI.1sss
DLAfED WAkE-aiiver plated tea sstIs, sastor r.
L cake and card bAskcts, candle sticks, &c., at
ncv6-ddw PARMELE 4 CAMPbELL's.
LoLD PENS Aorton's. Bagley's, AMI Danss1,
NJ Warren 4 IIyde's 0aiehsatsd ssad psQs. ~ j
nssS-dAv PaRxELs cAMfIELLs.
A7@t
SPECTACLES--The best assortment Of reid, ell
~ yer and steel spsciaeies ~
uoy6-dAw PAKMsLE 4 CAMPBELL'S.
NLocks--A large assortment Of gIsckA, Of eli
~ styles and prices Mt
noyo DIV PAKMELE CAMPBELL'S.
4 NU1LERY-A very large assortment of pocket
~ euslcry also, racers, salssers, shears Ae at
nay6-d4v PAkNELE 4 cAMPBELL'S.
DlSIol.s-colt's, Beal's, Robins a Lawrence
L and Aliens, revolving, also ths best single and
double baEsei pistols. for saie by
not6 -daw PAKMELE Il CAMPBELL
1 NJ Usual ms IkU MENIS-Flutes, hfss fla
/ w goolets, accordeons; also, strings and trim
mugs for vioiins, guitars and sanjes. at
! ney6-dsw PARMELE a GAMPBELL'S.
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TX
A Full assortment constantly on hand q ths
"A sign Of the BIG ANVIL. T.
\ mchf7iAw
hardware, iock.. iasches. b iss,
and latest styles ~ CADf. JONES PECk's.
JaBJi
llELIIxG~kumbeI's oak tannsd. patent stretch,
- cd Lesthor Betting, warranted not 20 strctch
and to suit the purchaser. Boston Gum Betting
DUN and Hemp Packing. Aiarge assortment for
sale lev by CADf, JONES PECK.
IlRAss Cocks, oil cups iron and lead pipe, every
- thing pertaining % saw mill or steam
| CINE, for sale low nj the sign OF the
/ junc3d DIG ANVIL.
| DLANEs-slreen heid Tool c.. .. fresh stsok II
/ these superior Tools just received ct the sign
Of the [jane3dl BIG ANVIL.
| lo0R and gate springs. Gray 4 brothers paisal,
/ - the best spring ever invented, fur sale by
| junesd cADY, JONES 1 PEEK.
(SHAiN--ox, coil, binding. tI.se. natter, dog
lans3d BIC ANVIL.
| TIcEs-soiid box. aad Parker $ bench. iron aud
! wood bench screws, gearing, q horse nails, 81
janeSd cADY, JONES PEck's.
| DUMPS. water rams, galvanized we'll chain and
fixtures, for sale low At the sign Of the
! june3d DIG ANVIL.
/ SHovELs, Ames + Rowland .; picks, Ma.tocks
AJieg chain, and goods suitabis fer soatsaeors, at
| june5d CADY, JONES PECK =.
NN7HEEL- BAkRows, Cro-b bars, churn drills
w Stone hammers, for sale at the eixn Of the
| june5d Bic ANVIL.
/ SCYTIiES, snaths, Cradles, ami harvesting TOOL,
- in great variety, at small 9dsaaes ~
LAY, straw ANA manure forks, for ssis low :
L sign Of the ljesdl BIG ANVIL.
TN addition TO our extensive stock Of building
L housekeeping. machinis,s' and cabinet makers
hardware, carpenter and blacksiniths' tools, v
have just added aecompleie stock II Carriage AM
Wagon Hardware, consisting in part ~ follows:
Hubs, fellsss. shafts, spokcs, bows,
Made from best eastern timber, and we'll seasoned
EnamsIed and Dash Leather,
Carriage oil cloth.
Plan and figured black muslin, drilling duck
Carriage lare, tufts, kc., apron hooks and rings;
Il Ivory knobs, seat sticks. whip sockets,
Back ghts, shaft tips, silver plated and
Brass Bands-Boston, PhiiadeipLia and
Reflector patterns Top Props,
Name plates, lining nails, cxse-hardened
Axles-lons and short arm. patent a haif-paten
Railway springs--piain aud French ears;
Carriage bolts and axle clips.
II junsSd GAbf, JONES PECK.
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. Ooking a. Heat
Stoves.

4 MiDhg tht IufHItI tHV
would call particular at
tention to tho " Golden
Era" iiot-air Cock Stove,
whssh has now stood the
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b.; Nc. 8, Block 4b-uith impror ments. For
taFtheE par,iesiars, apply 70
{. II, DsMoNp,
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WAITED.

4 c1mtoriaal- Dwelling II ausg for which vii
/. Ply good jFies, and make payments - sn
the pattteo pt5 ~ Wa H. AUSTIN.
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H,HFSE pictures are
i q ,taa ei anything
ever 5efnre made. The
subscriber would call
tho attention. If those
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NAE hsve this dMy assaeiatea With az j II Nan
W dsin, aAd siii.onssrpe the Leather. salales,
issrdwArc. sarrart Irisanifgy ard shse fnaihs
bssiness, under th stgig II iirrpa-l Saulain 4 o.
Ut the ola stapd. NJ. 81. Main-s
4 9. IBfssARn 4 CO,
XXX, December ls5.
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Keokuk. Iowa, Oct. Il, 1850,
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Don's Roaa Thse.
TT very anrs that Lilies chilled Irsn Ssfes sss
becoming very popular. The dem and Il incrsas.
ing. Sheet Iron safes ere constsntly being thrown
sside, and Miiis's safes used instead. They are
for sale by TILLINGHAST, LANE 4 BULL.
nov2S Sign IL the nrondsA
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INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
nN stores, Churches, Pork Houses. Msnufactur.
~ ing establishments. Dwellings, Hsssehoid
turnitare and Merchandise effected IN I he
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE C0MP5Nf,
CAPITAL 100000.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO., OF HARTFORD, n
CAPITAL 5000, 200.
STAR INs. CO., OF o6DESsBuRGH, N. r.,
CAPITAL 100000.
The above copaniss adjust and pay all losses
cquitabiy and promptly.
Mn. W. BELKSAP, Agent,
deci-dIm Seconded.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Chqncerg .Sate of Tainable to1lds

ia pursuance and by virtue of an Z
tcroca, ry decree of he district Chm
cry Court Of the State of Miss sip 2 :
pronounced at the March Special ter.
thereof. A. d. 1885, the lion. James t
Trotter, Wee Chancellor, presi ling
the Suit of Charles Bu,er and o.hoY
complainants as John G. Jones and @ IL
erS, defendants, [ will sell as commis-
sioner appoint d for that purpose, to ths
highes. bidder on credis of SIX months.
on Monday he 9th diy of June neg
ensuing, b ing the second Monday ii
said m nth, at the curt House dooy i.
the own Of Pan la, the following desc it
ed lands. to wit: The South east quarts
of section (22) in town ship seven e.
Of range six (6) west OF The Basis Ne
redl Il Chick isaw Cesslon, lying in Pa
nola county, State azores j |.
Bond or Bonds with approved SCI
ritv viii be required OF tie purchase
or plrchas rs for the purchase mone
be ring interest from date.
JoHN j. WnLIAMs,
Ct'k d ConMif>ioas
5pr 25 nj 4-3w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
May 10 SO nI6-4w
Land Sale

By yirture Of a decree Of the robate
Court Of Pamela county Mississippi,
made at the hay term 1856, the under
s;gnd executors of the estate Iro Nc
Kinney, deceased, will on Saturday the
2lst day of June 1856, at. the Court
Hause door in the town ofPanola, sell
al public auction the following real es-
tate belonging to said deceased 10 wit.
Frac ional Sec. 60 Town. 27 Range 8
East, containing about 40 acres; the
North East quarter Of Sec.l0 Town.
27 Range2 East containing about %
acres and 8 hundredths; the North East
quarter of sec Town q Range East
cont aiming about SO acres and 90 hun
dredths; Fractional sec. 3. Town 81
Range 2 E. containing about 8 acres
and : hundredths; and the North East
quarter of South East quarter of sec. 10
Town q. Range 2 E. containing about
81 acres and go hnndredth; on a credit
one and two years from the day OF SIDE.
Also, atthe same. tine and place, We
will sell Lot no in Block no7 IN the
town of Pamela, on a credit of twelve
months from the day of sale. Bond
and security will be required.
may 9th 1886
CALVIN E. JONES
AARON A. Nc KINNEY
Executors.
I
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
PAMELA COUNTY.

To all persons intereste in lands
touam,nts and heI oditamen of Henry
Wakefield deceased.
You are hereby cited to lie eand
appear before The Probate Court Of Pa
nola county Al the court house thereof,
On the lst Mon lay in July next, then
and there TO answ = the p tition ofIohn
III. Keith administrators OF the estate of
Hen Wakefield deed for sale of the
following lands tenements hereditaments
viz the South west quarter Of Secticn
Twenty fye(25) Township Eight (S)
R,nge Eight (8) West IN said county,
for the payment of the debts intestate
his personal state being represented
insufficient and 10 show cause if any
You why so much Of said lands dc
Should not b, sold as viii be sufficient
TO pay the resiue Of the debs OF said
deceden', AMI further to do and suffer
such things as shall lie considered and
ordered by the court azores id in the
premises.
Witness the Hon, Oryille H r
SEAL rison Judge of Il Co4r.
-1st Monday in May A. ID. 18-
56 and seal of said court.
Issued the 9Th day of May A. D.
1856.
W.P. WOOTTEN.
Clerk
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
'TnE PAMELA STAR.
NJ. :. WARD EDIroR.
NO IL
MAY IL 1856
GOODS GOODSt@

We a~e now rec, ivirg and OF enin
direct from Phila !e lphia, q large an
aq!eRdid stock Of Dry Goods, which w
viii >e' at such pics as will com
man the ut ention of eVe-y Eody. Our
stock was stleete by NJ. d. Keith,
9TH great care, ii the best houses u
he City, IN | wc ahter ourselves TIA
we Ii ye as fin > handsome, aad fash,
ionable goods as ever w4s brought to
this nj ,rket. Give Us acail tefore buy
Ing c!sew,.ese. Ifc tikc this e2cas:o1
to return II thanks to oar customer
for D 81 f,vors, and JIicit Continuance
o. III il Trade.
]. II. & NJ. d. KEITH.
apr % n14-f
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17

.ruH HEART TIE INDEX oF rHn
B Y FIFE

NAN
By IFFlE
itlS not what we are, but What
3yc seem to be, thot gives tous
character in thls ite 1--WE scene to
Qcn,We are to Go -
The he lrt Is the Sprln9 OF misery
Or happn 'ss;q' we keep that,is
oar veal or woe in the present
i'io, TO com2 'iow important then
lhal we keep this secret citadel
of life, strongly guarded against
the foes within; that we keep it
pure and unsp poted a meet tempe
for Gods Holy Spirit fer ouiy
lhon,is it we'll fortified t. with
stand the advcrsaries that seek lis
destruction and "a holy heart is
far more beautiful than genius
in every unwrllCn life there are
incidents, aches sorrow and ills.
lhat wouldnol willingly be expo
sed TO the curious, ,sensciess gaze
OF an idle gaping, ,babling W rid;
grleftoo deep for human sympa-
lhy wants and necessities, too
great for u trance.
II the hearts: Is sad within, all
outer life, takes the same sombre
hue: no maner how glorious the
sunshine ;aow perfect the day;
pow sweelIy the birds caro!e
shcir mathis and ycspers; how
green earth's carpet, ,how beaml
iuI the flowers, every thing par
laEcs oflho melancholy shade,
which shroH,ls The inner, hidden
l'tc. we gaze upon the heavens,
but stars are ;wc do not conceive
lhom asd]d !, eiitlle boyiasg inlet
holes with Gods glory SHINING
through ;'twe walk III he iAelds,
but fail bread ,Serm onSin stones
and good ia every thing"
We have lost all faith IN human
excellence, believe friendship a
name and the world one vast
pirateship, sailing under false col
Ors Such Is the winter ofthe heart
An eastern fable runs thus:
The enemy Of humanity came
and found the first man sleeping
calmly Und er theprlms of Para
disc and gazing long at him he
endeayored to find some weak
point Of tatack. But the lordiy
face Of the sleeper made him
groan with rage and disappoint-
ment.
lie saw the brows, made to con-
ceive pure and holy thoughts.
the chisled lips.to express the
Thoughts and utter prayer
He saw the strong arm, with its
own muscles moulded wonder
Ously, to strike and over throw
wrong should wrong touch upon
the fields it cultivated ;aIl repel-
led the enemy.
At last he observed lhc moymen
pfthe sleeper's heart and kneel-
ing down, tapped upon it,with
his fIngers.It sounded Eollowand
the enemy smiled as only fend
smile. Here is cavityr'be ute
will fiIl it with passions! and
lovingthe sleeperwrilhing in his
slumbers, the enemy OF souls
disapeared.''
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
COLLINS ATLAS
OF AMERICA AND OF TIE
WORLD

WORLD
Ntr. III. n. Lockwood, agent
for this superb work visited our
town last week, for the purpose
OF soliciting subscribers; In
comprehonslvn"sso Of matter. ac-
curacy of detail, and beauty of
style, shis work far surpasses
amy thing of the sort, ever pub
I;shed.
At examination of the College of
Surgeons, q candidate vas asked
by Abernethy;
"what would udoifa man was
blown up With powder?
'wait until he came down" he
coolly replied.
True, ''replied Ahernathy, and
suppose | should kick YOU for
such an impertinent reply, what
muscles Would put in molion2
The iiexors and extensors OF my
right arm, for | would knock you
down incnediotoIv"
Uo roto d;,,,,,o
So' T" "'l'!o'i'a.
fsS~ Lookhe G Bones if a turky
oaI; ID ooi!' no" many 'a'ef
PonilS WOO I take 10 k''ef Il
o'il' l,oaS I'D I'D I'D 40 YOU
-" II y"
yes SO 10 lla ma.
ssa' ! Hobs, i 'he ,ocIs, smith has p'cLed
E IN : ,lI"o 10y 10 sGty ioeAs. ns nj, ui' u
awed>loek. Guese that will be rather
tcaZer for him.
~ r.--I-:'sc -.
'i0 it'S'li''iS, 5.oiiiG0,,lo eECCo"-
ch6hte"t Oh III 9 rreuch Einperes&
hoops Tor AIDES dresses nave be-
come vulgar III European fashion
able circle. course Amer can
Iadin, will have toadont the new
style of Partisan beau monde, and
thankfull will the men be for il
erHaye YOU ever broken hor.e /?
inquired a horse jockey.
"No not ex}ctiy,,repHed simmons but
nave DrON0n 'lilee u loui ""0"S
GE Jonah wrote to his father
after the whale first swalloed hlm
stating that he hadfound a good
"openlhg,'iora young man so'ns
into the oil busiuessbut after
wards wrote for money to brl ng
nun NOME, stating ui"' no III"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17

Jarel Z. Kirby. Upon opening
the matters OF this bill and it appearinee-
to the satisfaction of the court that tbs-
defendent Jared + Kirby, is a nonres-
ident Of the state of Mississippi, and h.
yond the limits thereof 50 that the oF.
dmary process oflaw cannot be served
upon him: 1t is therefore ordered by
the court that unless said defender
shall appear before this court in the
town of Hernando on the 4th orjay
IN June 1856 and Plead answer or de-
mur to sai! Bill of complaint, the se,er-
al allegations thereof will be taken 70,
confessed and decree rendered &C
cordingly: 1t is further ordered bv the
court that copy OF. this order be rub
lished in the Southern Star, news
PIPER prin' ed and published in the conn
ty of Pamela. and state of Mississipni
for four weeks sucessively and another
copy posted on the court house il The
Town of fernando.
mo JVITTTArre
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
TIE STATE MISSIS SIPPI
PaNOLA COUNTY.
TIE STATE OF M.SSIS SsIFPi

IT z 0I 4 7 Ut bit1okoIo IT =.
To john Ad rs and Green Adam
heir 1t law cf S1lyanus Adams 1eel.
You are hereby cited t. be and
apper befc-e The Probate Court Of
sad Cou ii on the t nondty 'n July
next to show cause wlv The Final ac
count o. Marcy IS Adams almin SIR
Tx of the estate s Sykanus ,Idams
daeI lately filed = said coula lor au-
ditjon md allowance, should not b a
Wc and a dec~ee M. de thcr upo1 ac-
carding'y aud I, do and suIIcr such
thirgs IS shall be considered and or
dered b. the court ;forcsald in the
premises.
Issued Nav q 1856.
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5pr 25 nj 4-3w

The State Of Mississippi !
Deso'o County, !
Speoi,l Term M9rch 24th |
1885. /
S muel Y. Caldwell, adny
OF John ]. Caldwell deed
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-05-17
Issued MAY 9 1856.
". ?. WOOTFEN.

ICTk OF SIT I OpEII.
May 10 '56 nI6 --4w.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
SUN CLEANS.

Scft y the blush that love imprints,
On, tie maiden check, are the orient tints
Z LAT .ddiCnt morn rcvCa 5 to ght,
v hen she folds aside the shades of night,
4 I'D u.hers her train Of glores ill.,,
Gleamiug with gold and crimson sheen.
While the misty grey Of the carly dawn,
Grows mellow and faint through the opening yon
And the shadows deep from he valleys hee
Aud the night-wind cease their mlnstrelsey,
And the stars grow pale and shrink away,
As slowly unfold he gates of day.
Now a sun.ray hath the mountain kissed
And crowned with halo of golden mist,
While slowly over the eastern hills,
Roll the stately, luxurious charity wheels,
fthe centre Of light in its pride and power,
While an anthem of praise from Natures choir
Swells on the ambient morning air,
STEPPED with the breath Of the tlowrets fair,
That have left their dreams, at the signal notes,
That burst from thousand warbling throats
To tell the approach of the power that gave,
To their little lives its golden lave
Now a sunbeam hath stole in the lilly S cup
And drank the glitterinl dew drop up
As it carelessly slept on the velvet crest
Ofthe r,dolent fowrets snowy breast,
Where it crept at eve when the gOssipping stars
Where blushing from out their azure bars,
At the amorous glance that the day god threw
Der the dancing throng, as he bade adieu,
And folded the mantle of right around,
The earth in its bloom and beauty around.
OF the rippling. .stream doth softly rest,
And a wilder murmur of music swells,
As it mirrors the ray in its crystal wells
In through lattice hath crept beam,
Where maiden lies wrapped in loye-lIt dream,
And softly uncloses the silken lid,
Where an orb of radient beauty lies hid,
That hath thrilled the heart of many swain
With thrill that shall never know rest again
But she sleepiiy turns from her golden guest
That hath tan gled the web Of her dreamy rest,
And struggles to gather the severed thread,
But all la vain-the sweet vision hath fed.
Aud still another hath stolen in
Where spirit hovcrs two worlds between
Ard the angel of death is brooding Ger,
To bear II away 10 the other shore,
And trend, are gathered in anguish there,
To gaze their last at The loved and fair,
And ID pail ul darkness the morn hath worn,
To thu'e stricken hearts of their idol shorn
But IN, raw. As IT rests on the death clad brow,
Seems a token of peace to the mourners new.
-WduerIey. JEANNE
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14

observed sixteen instances in Germany, and
refers to various authors who have seen it in
most parts of the world. There are three
marked cases in the State of New York now
living.
1t happens in many of the class Mamalia
and birds. One most particular feature OBJ
served in it, is, the continual motion of the
eye from right to left, like a contiued spasm,
the individual having to hold The eye with
the finger, in order to behold any object dis
tnctly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14
"A good story is told of Connecticut

"A good story is told of Connecticut
parson. His country parish raised his salary
from $500 to 400. The good man objected
for three reasons. "First," said he, " be-
couse you can't afford to give me more than
three hundred. Seconed because my preach
ing isn't worth more than three hundred
Third, because l have to collect my salar';
which, heretofore has been the hardest part
of my labors among you. If hp.ye to col
lect an additional hundred it will kill me.''
=" Joshua Sylvester, a puritanical writer
in the days Of Queen Elizabeth, wrote poem
against Tobacco, tAe title of which was, " to-
bacco battered and the pipes shattered about
their ears mat idly idolize so loathsome vani
ity, by vOlley Of holy shot thundered from
Mount Helicon.'
The Massachusetts Legislature have re-
fused further aid to the project for Tunnclng
Hoosic Mountain.
The railroad foom Genoa to Voltri, Italy,
distance of 81 miles, was opened with relig-
ious services on Sunday, the 18th ult.
The Presbyterian General Assembly
New School) resolved that its next meeting
should be held at Cleveland, Ohio.
Ice is selling in Boston at II cents per
100 lbs, and in New York at 10 cents. Last
year Chicago had to pay 38 to so cents.
There are Q. 900 acres Of land near Gin
cinnati devoted to the cultivation of the Cataw-
da grape, of which one half are in full bearing.
At Boston, beef which last year brought
S1l per hundred, is now selling at SO, 30, and
potatoes only 40 cents per bushel.
"A meeting is to be held in New York for
the purpose of aiding the Nicaraguans. 1t is
te be addre ssed by Parker II, French and
| others.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-14

-Stubbs wonders where all the pillow
cases go to. He says he never asked girl
what she was making, while engaged in white
sewing, without being told it was pillow
case,
-Scolding never did anybody good. It
hurts the child it hurts the parente it is evil,
and only evil, everywhere and always.
The editor of an Ohio paper publishes
the names of his subscribers who pay up reg
ularly under the head of Legion Of honor"
An "early rising association" has been
formed in one of the English towns. All its
members must be out of bed before half-past
five A. NJ
Mike Walsh once said, in the Empire
State House of Assembly, that it required
more brains for a man to keep from being
run over in the streets Of New York than it
did to discharge the duties of justice of the
peace in the country .
-" Well. Jane tlis is queer world " said
husband to his wife, at breakfast, the other
morning, "a sect of woman philosophers have
Just sprung up "
"Indeed " said Lis wife, " and what do,
they hold?"
Z" The strongest thing in nature" said he,
" their tounguts ! "
Martin Bread, an Oneida Indian, got
drunk Friday night week, and was run over
by the Central cars near Rome, and was killed.
One house in Boston has upwards of 49,
600 bushels of oysters on their beds in the
Mystic river, fattening for the summer and
fall trade.
1t is said that Hon. Reverdy johnson
has been secured as council by the friends
of T. Keating, who was killed in Washing
ton by Mr. Herbert