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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

EOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro-
II cured by J. p. PRISON, No. Walst. Pamphlet Of
affirmation OF these subjects will be sent free By mail when
DESIRED
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TOR LIVERPOOL.-WITH DISPATCH
Il PATRIOTIC LINE-Tbe favorte and eommod,ous
Packet Ship HENRY CLAY, Capt. d. Csusius will sail ~
above For freight passage having superior scconno
iatons apply on board az Pier No r. OF TO the ohieeof
sfOFFORD, TILESTON Co., No y Broadway.
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,ANDs' sARsA lila -

- FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
Lo medicinal virtues and astonishing efficacy Of tins
invaluable preparation datey evidenced in cases here
ar diseased condition Of the blood
eruIons boches and to break out upon the surface
a The body. operation is speedy, while it's effects are
,enAp,pt healing and renovAng Prepared and for sale by
ID. SANDS Nc. 100 Full on ct.
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feeal Notices.
NEE of An order of the Surrogate

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County SevYork notice j. hereby given to Al
rerson. having claims against PATRICK ROCHE blacksmith
late Of the Cry New deceased 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof the subscriber 81 the office Of james
W White No 81 Lberiy in the City New York on OF be-
the Nay neKt-Dated New York, The I3h day
Of October. 1855. WILLIAM POWER, AdIninist<s of
oos1f ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County New notice i. hereby given 70 all
persons hs ing claims against JAMES LITTLE late Of Som.
erylle New-Jcrsey. deceased, present the same win
vouchers thereof the the office Of John Dun
ham No 70 Eo, ishst in the City New York before
the eleventh DAY Of June uoK-Daeo Newfors we eighth
dav If December, 1855. DAVID DU NhAh,
do lhw6niM hAecu'ot
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Fer Freight or passsge apply 70
EDW'D X. COLLINS, No. IS Wall.St-, ~ Z.
BROWN sHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
STEPHEN kENNARD Co.,
No. n Austen FrisTs, Losdoa.
B. O. WAINRIGHT Co., Paris
fas Of these ships will not be accountable for SsA
silver bullion specie, swery. precious metals
bs Of sdns signed therefor and the valve tssreo
herein expressed.
Shippers viii please notcs that the 6ps OF this ans
sanIot carry any goods ooutTsband OF var.
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CUPREME COURT.-City and County of New

CTPKEME COURT-CIty and County OF New
- Yors-ABRAHAM D COkTRGHr, NATHAN D.
CORIRIGHT. and JOSEPH BAKER, against HUGH
NARD.-Surrrnons Tor money demand Contract
To the Defendant, HUGH WARD: los are hereby sum
moned CURED tie COMPLAIN: IL this action
Of which : copy Is herewith served you and
copy your to the sad complaint on The saberoe
othe No. ~ Wiaust New York City within twenty
sGys hereof exclusive Of The DAY Of such
service and you fa the SAID within the
tine Aforesaid tie plaintiffs in this VIII take judgment
aga YOU the Of sN hundred dollars and forty uns
cents from the twelfth dsy Of December ors
u,and EIGHT hundred and 81 ylye beside he 0; It's
action -Dated December l8 1855.
n CONSTOC K, j., Plsintifs' Attorney.
The comrisnt this Sled the oshce Of the
Clerk the City ana County OF Nswicrk OF he ih day Of!
January. 1850. tci lswowA
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II COURT. City and County of New.

NUPKEMk tUUhI, Ilty hhd CUuhly OF NV wv,
- York-CHARLES W KEITH and SAMUEL L. KEITH
..Airst JACOB g. WlLDIN. Summons Tor money demand
on contract. lCom. lot ser the above Deiea
ant You are hereby summoned and required 10 ausver hs
comrlant in this ton which will e fled IN the office Of he
Clerk of tie City and County Of E-~forS AZ the City Hal
IN the CITY Of NswYor and 70 copy Of your sn'wer
70 the .sd complaint the sub bers Al their once NUN
her ia IN the City Of Newfors, within twenty
dsys after the this e1cuise OF
the dAv Of service aid you tai 10 answer the sad
AFORESAID the plaintiffs IN this acol
viii tete gtn you for the san OF two hundred aai
TIVE dollar. and twenty tive cents With interest from
the twentieth day November thousand eight hundred
auc fly i've beside the costs Of @ sctonDAed JAZZ H. S>
LAYTON L LARNED, Plaintiffs Attoraeys
The complain, This sct!ca Els1 ia the cncs Of he
CeIk VI the City and County Of New on the h day u
Pebrary 1886 lflilaw6wMl
LAYTON LARNED plaintiffs Attorneys.
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RAILROAD THREE

IJENNS ANA hAILhUAU. = uhEh
i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
bfLPHh and PITTsBURGR.-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN etves Philadelphia f3T PiftsblTsh :. q ssd
leaves Pittsburgh FOR Philadelphia Al TIE FAST LINE
Philadelphia foT Pittsbsh a. y 50 and Pbhrs
for PLiadelphis a. 2 90 p. N. TIP MONT EXPRESS
IRAIN leaves PhiAds phs for Pittsburgh II p and
HittsbuTsb for Phil sde phs al % p. III.
The shove lDss connect Pittsburgh with The railroads 70
and from ST. Louis No Alton GAens and Chicago Illinois
frankfort Lexington sad Louisville KY Tee Hsute ssdA
son La Fsyse and IndisbspO Ind Cincinnati, Dayton,
4prnsfsld Beefonsine Ssndlfiy, Toledo Cleveland Co
smbus Zsnesvle Nssson sd Wooster, Ohoi also with tns
stesm PACKET boats from AID 10 New Orleans, St Louis Louis
Vile and GIN ciunss. -
For f. - k,nd bills n the hotels Of thI ory
P..enfe, vii end ss The shortsst expeditions snd
syAbls route between the Es-, ana West.
Through ekes he h.d AZ either Of the above nsrtonA
eaees in tbs West, or Of
J. H. BUTTS, Agent, New Jersey Railroad Co, foot Of
Courtl,oAtst New York
J. L. ELLIOTT, Ascent, PsnnsyvaHis Railroad Co..
No. ? Aston House Bro.dvsy New rorf-
THOMAS BOORL, Agent, cor lib AID Gsrtst-sts
Hev.Yoss. jan ls6 rhlsdslDAAA
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NTFW- JFRSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA

ME- w JERSLY KAILkUAD-FOr fIfILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Wis JERSEY
CITY-Uuiied States Mail and EGIress Lines Leave New
York and IL ~ and and II. Through IN four hours
IS IN T. and IS and II g. and p ~ The New
Jer,ey Accommodation Line leaves a. IL NJ AZ stopping
A. Al. waysators Through Tickets sold Tor Cincinnati LAT
SlT ana The West and for Baltimore Washington, Norfolk
Sc AID through baggage checks Washington IN g. N and
Il IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

H MONDAY Jan 81 1S55 the Trains viii le-ve Chsnber,-
n Station follows; Express Train a connecting with
Northern AID Western Trsn Through Way frsn Y EH-
press Train For PoUghkeeTse, and $50
for PeeksiHl. 5:50 p IN Fer sug.sinF The Sing.
Sins and Peekk Trains stop die Wa saoTs Passe
skel Chamber Csns Christopher and 1lFts's SUNDAY
NAIL TRAIN r. from Csns fer Albany and Troy,
N l. SYKES. JH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

IN YORK TO ROCHESTER.-.Ths ROCHESTER, and
GFNFSEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, aas, IN con
necton with Buffalo Corning and New York and New
and Enc Railroads forms direct route from New foTk 70
Rochester.
The drectne-s Of this together with he superior com
afforded BY the wide renders BY far the most desa'
sble between She sbOvenAnled cities
Tickets can be procured al the New York and Enc Railroad
Ticket Oee, foot of Dusnest aud No ls5 Broadway ss0
Jersey City.
Bagsaee checked through
Freigs will be transported between Hs~ York and RceA-
ser with information desired In regard thereto
sI be obtained BY calling the General Freight Agent Of
the New.Yoxk and Erie Railroad, Enc Bshdinss or c D.
TAPPAN E1uress Freight Agent, No. lsS Broadway
the Buffalo Corning ard Ssw fork kahro.d On
sapdsy J. A. REDFIRLD, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

i Of the County Of Eew.York notice y hereby gwen 10 all
persons claims against WILLIAM WILSON late OF the
City of NewNok uesmsker, deceased TO present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber at the office
T. ketchum No ~ Nassaut in the City OF New York o.
OF before the day OF Nay next-Daiel EeYor the nth
day Of October, 1855 ANN {. WILSON, Eheeutrk.
GO lsWemn
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County Of York notice Is hereby Eyen TO all per-
having claims against ELIZABETH w SHE'LL, ate
Of the CITY of NewYors widow deceased present the
with vouchers thereof to the Subscrbe at mis- OHee No %
Pulrons in the City Of New York before the 9Th DAY Of
July neIs-Dated New York the 9Th day OF January 1886
ia law tnM. ALFRED CLOCK, Administrator.
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NIEW.YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
~ WINTER ADVANCEMENT. llneneina Dec 3 1870.

Passenger Stations Corner Broadway aud CanAi-st
In New York. Corner 2th-st aud 4thay.
TRANS LEAVE NEw-YoRE-FOr New Haven: 7, "a "a
(Ex)i I'm; 8. (EI) $50 and p IN. For Bridgeport;
Fairfield Southport and WssIor: m II m S:-7 N
For NOrwalk: a. II IN (EK0 S:N, 5:l5 p IN. E9
cArsn and Greenwich: d. " m SGD 5:l5 M ROY
Stamford: = NJ (Ex); 70 IN, (fK) 52o, Sis p n
$40, T. 5:l5, 6;l5 p.
CossEcTisG TRAns-For Boston; s q m. lH1)i p n
tEIO For Hartford and Springfield: ga m (EA.l II M,
M Hx) For Connecticut River Railroad 70 Montreal;
a m III For Canal Railroad a. m TX L m 70 West
hed. For New London Railroad & m p m. Tor Bou
satonie Railroad m. For Naugatuck Railroad: IA
D. n. (Exl For Danbury and Norwhk Railroad; q ~
~. ~. .so 10
fRAISs YoR EEwYoRE-From New Hsvsn S;y sis
a m. LAS (Ex); 45o, s:25 IN (EI) From Bndssgori
s;Ip 1:lO 1918 2:S2 Ex.D 5ill 9:oz p N E1 IRON
sorwalk: ,e44, s:l5 lo:52 N. 2:ts E1 50 s;1S N
TF. Fren Port Chester: $50 Gas, 73, s:57 III 10
6:H D. JAhbs u hOi l. osPoii"''"N'n~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-18

GENITAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY,
~ m eonneetior with the LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened 70 hsueh Chunh-Wnter arrangements commencing
boy 49, 1855 Leave New for March Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No North River {. 80 foe
kss,on' AZ sa m and S:l5 for sOmervine, st 7o snt
p:S S:l5 and $50 Tie above connect 81
Eh,sbeb with sns the New Jersey Railroad leaving New
York from loot Of CouTsnd,T Al 1880 and II and
p m JOHN o. Stems. Superintendent
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III Travellers for CHICAGO ST LOUIS, KANSAS an<
ali points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and a. information concerning I0qts fare &C. Ser * .hs
CENTRAL RAILROAD, by application 1t the Companys OF
NV N'' -'O JOHN Y. PORTER, General Agent
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
Il STATES MAD STEAMERs.-The dips coEnrosn8 th.k

Hne the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West. PACIFIC Capt Eldridss.
BALTIC, Capt Comstock. ADRIATIC.
These ships having been built BY contract expressly M ne
Government service every has been taken IL their
s'rueon also their engines TO Isue strength and speed
sod their accommodations for uDeguasd foT
and comfort Proc Of from Newf0fk 10 Liver
pool in fsscass cabin, $780, second do SIS eIelnas~
Of eItrasze s52j; from Liverpool TO New
York so and guiIess An experienced Surgeon attached n
saeh shp. No berth secured until paid for
I'm a III y or
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

1 4 i
PAN OLA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT EQUITY SIDE IN vAcA>
TON.
NJ HA h', a hs's .;sna Petition for svYr..
Jordan Cdtm A Vinculo Matri-
mol.ii.
Will m Hunter,
1t ppearing to the
Court that Tie de.
enlanti Is anon res
id Snt Of the State
OF Mississippi.
1t is there ora ordered by the Court,
that I'm ess he app ar before his Court
at the Court House in sad County on
or Def re the Sd Monday tfer Size h
Mond Z in April next, and answer he
ccmplainant's peti ion. The sane wi ! be
takenas onies.ed, nd II emat ers there
Of deereed accordingly: Thai q copy
Of this order be published three mon hs
successfully inthe ''Southeon Star"
newspaper prin ed in the town OF PIANO.
in SAID Stare.
Witness, the Hon. P. T.
SC1L Scrugggs, Judge OF said
Coual, sitting in CHI merry
tho tlird Monday after the 4th Monday
- October 1855, and Seal of said Court.
Issn.d the / h day of February 1896.
JOHN c. HARRISON,
Clerk.
3-3m
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HE STATE CIR MIssIssIpPI(
PANo7L County,
e. M LIVELY.

To Julia Arm Roberts, and al othe
persons interes ed in the | nds, tene
lnents and heielit, ments of ohm w
Hill, ard deceased:
You are hereby cited t. lie and ap-
per Def re tie Prob tie Court of Pano-
la County, on the Is Morday in March
next, t. en- nd t.e,e to show canse if
aiy # YOU can, why the follow ing des-
crnbed land Of said dece seI (viz)-
North h, If o: North Lalf of sec, u,
7, 6, R., 5 West in Pamela Gountv,
aud 5. Z. ! Sec, % Township 6, r.
4, West in Lafayette County, Site
aforesaid, should lot be sold according
to the suggestion aud petition of the
Undersigned.
NANCY HILLYARD, Guardian.
of NJ RSHALL C. HILLYARO
and JNO. W. HILLYARD
JOHN G. CARGlLL,
LUBY B CARGILL,
THOMAS MARTIN,
Amy A. MARTIN.
Feb 2-l-ew.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
No Insuranceagainst Fire.

A FTER this date, no more deed
"a or instruments will be received
in nlffice, unless the fee is paid at the
time offiling. Persons aving deeds
now in my office, which have been re.
corded, and the fees not paid would
very much oblige me by calling and
paying the same, and they would do
well to take their deeds out of the of
fee, as it is not insured against fire.
w. p. WOOTTEN,
Probate CLERK.
Jan. 10 Ism
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
BILL PRICE FOR CAPEN-
Frs and JOINTER'S WORK

Feb Goth 1856.
The Carpenters and Jointers met &c
cording to appointment.
Mr.. Gofofth was Gale dto thu chair
ard w. A, N. ylor was appointed See
rotary. A bill of prices was then
drawn up, and agreed upon by the fol
lowing gentlemea present, Messrs. Gag
Carter, Goforth, Mccullough, Tncke
Pevahouse, Perkins, Wick, Powers and
Naylor.
On motion of Mr.. Carter; it was re.
solved, that anumber of copies be print
ed for distribulion among the carpen-
ters belonging TO the agreement.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
Executorial Notice.

r ETTERS Testamentary of the
L. last will and Testament of
Sterling F. Vaughan dec. were gran
ted to the undersigned at the Deem
Der term 1855 of the probate court of
Pan la county Mississippi. All per-
sons having claims against said de-
ceased are hereby notified to have
them duly probated and registered ac-
cording to law, or this notice will be
plead in bar of payment thereof.
IVERSON VAUGHAN, Ex-.
Jan. 1885, I-6w.
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Administrators Notice.,

M HEREAS, Letters of admins
w istration upon the estate Of
Henry Hall deceased, were granted
to the undersigned at the December
term 1855, OF Tallahatches County
Mississippi Probate court.
All persons having claims against
said deceased. are hereby notified to
present the same TO the undersigned.
properly probated within the time
limited By law, or this notice will be,
plead in bar OF the payment thereof.
JAMES Nc LAIN
Administrator.
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of Mississippi,l PROFIT Court


Pamela COUNTY. P. c.
o William Hubbard, m E. Howe,
Thomas Hubbard and Sarah Walton.
s rah r. Hale, Rebecca Ann Hals
Wilili m Il. Hale and John F. Hale.
heirs al law ofJno., c. Hubbard de.
ceased, and, also to William H. Wal>
ton, husband ofsaid Sarah, Walton.
and John G. and William II. Wal.
ton. AID WHY P. Wootten Guar>
ad lien of said Sarah r. Rebecea
Ann, William R. and Mary Hale.
You, and each of you. are hereby
cited to be, and appear before the Pro-
bate Court of PanoIa County, State
aforesaid, on the lst,, Monday in A
prll 1856, then and t ere to show cause,
why the final account lately fled in
said County by Peter Hubbard adj
mlnlstrator of the estate of said deceas-
ed should not be allowed and a decree
ade thereupon accordingly.
w. p WOOTTEN, Clerk.
Jan. f9 1866 -l-4w.
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administrators Sale.

10y virtue of two several DEGREES of
1.-THE Probate Court of Pamela
County Mississippi, rendered at the
January term 1886. thereof. the under
signed administrator, with the will an
nexed Of Mary E. Butler deceased.
will on Saturday, the Esd day of Feb
ruary next, on the premises, sell at
public auction to the highest bidder:
the West half of the South Eastern
quarter of Section one (I, township
eight 49, Range seven (7,) West in
Pamela County. on a credit of IL
months from day of sale. Also the
following Personal Estate viz, ona
Gin stand, one Baroucae, ons muls. some
cattle, aud hogs & farming atencils. Tbs prr.
ehasers will be required to give boud and ssau-
rity tor the purchase money.
JOHN B. BUTLER,
Administrator.
Jan, 10 l956-l-6w.
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Fur thee Stair

sinkin Nv thee Jeeh Is Jaikobs
thee bote that helt tn ! kotton
wen doun
thee mudey ryvor ro'ed oman rom
that nOabe Iote ! that prs y Kraft!
thatt ulster kud owtrun efny raft
hes gon thee wa NV al theS enrth
40 tuck W. tn 1T al thee kottirs no wurth
we kud bar thee botes los wibowt ST
ef ole ro'tsut warnt 50 drOti@ hi
hiatt wyth thee los Nv al owen krap
wee woant bee abel 2 bi Alrap
but inn thee nexed wares lie bsgne salt
thee poas Jeems JaikObs onhape, fat.
she leffe. psrno'ar soif and SO lad
loded wyth "kraps" fur orleenzevb pound
had purceedid mylas on herrka
an al war smyiinly hapey az q,
when wyth lowd an feerful tn mn
the Jacobs struc big siprus std NM
4
then wyth nifty whurl an rollib Mich
she wen undcr wauter like Pat IL a dicb
en- o! greet mi krap hapead 2 b in
thee hole
an new ime kumpeld 2 luse thee whole
praps thee nexed const1byl shh sea
vii pursent me mi ape, at the groeyre
THAT FOOL
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

When does a common Iabo
rer receive better wages than
the President Of the United
States9 Ans. When he is
working for higher (hire).
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

The STATE. OF MISSISSIPPI
PANOLA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT EQUiTY SIDE IN vAck>
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01
Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
w HEREAS Letters of Admin
w istration of the Estate Of Jas.
A. Hinton dec, were granted to the
undersigned at the December Term
1855, of the Probate Court of Pamela
County. All persons having claims
against said de- sdent are hereby mott
fed to have the same Probated and
registered as the law directs, or this
notice will be plead in bar of the pay.
ment thereof. And all persons owing
said decedcnt's estate, are notified to
come forward and pay the same ifthey
desire to save cost.
ROBERT w. WRIGHT.
Admit.
Jan. 10 1856, l-6w.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

IHn ALLIED or cRpssrADr.-The
Faris correspondent of the New York
EAening Post gives the following ac
soont Of the assrul: en- Cronstait:' Tn
the formidable preparations for this
expedition England will provide The
material for the attqok, while France
will furnish the army, which win consist
sf Fifty thousand men, and will be in.
creased to sixty thousand by the ad,
dition of ten Thousand Sar4ini ms. 1t
Igenerally thought that oo9 oAnrob'rt
will be at the head of the inval ding forces
They have balls which WIN penetrate
Granite walls at the distance fof one and
half leagues. The sOveD'ing of the
gun'boats is also proofagal INST the bslls
of the enemy, which. strikjdg repeated.
y in the same place. ,''oduoo msrly
light .crateh BetterI still ,hey have
discovered g way of making the whole
battery of a hundred and twenty Gun
ship; larboard, or starboard, as we'll a >
Of the guaboats, bear upon one place
he ga m moment. Consequently,
nuless Russia has been enabled to coIect
the mems defense on like
formidable scale, England relies u,on
destroying Constadt BY next June:
Fancs will complete the work, aud all
will be resdy to marclapon S.. Peers
tmg. This. ineed srpasoes their
expectation, but ann botadto add thlt
snticpations are OF W ithoA a founda
ton
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

on dads woodpiIe-then and
there | can sit and think Of the
happy times / have spent with
you, and
and as look up on he chips,
Tn ever dreaming Of your lips;
oh Sal you don't know how
good you makes me feel, 0 glo-
ry, feel like was famed by a
whirlwind off of a mountain of
roses, [ cannot express the fe-
licity with which | address you,
my heart is full to oAorfowing,
and my head is empty enough
to hold it all-nothIng lost.
Sal / have had the conglom-
erations since your dulcit non
compus menlis epistle reached
me and snrmise thatI it has ex-
hausted myalliacsory funnct'onS
and amid the smolucksed an
guish of my heart. which is We
ry much comfagilated, | feel
muulaied musical faculties ex-
ploding to the tune of
Here we've Erin is my home,
Way down in Shinbone ally;
AID here's f.ave some love to roam
.Aiong with Id aunt Sally.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

"An persons visiting this of
fee will please stand out OF the
way of the com posiior, as they
trouble him very much at times.
The Southern star. (Panola, Miss.) 1856-1856, 1856-03-01

The following spicy letter
was write by Mr.. Peter Plug
uglIto Miss Sally Nockunl der
Dear Sal
This world is getting pne.
| % me.-my happiest are wb en /
,Ep solitary and alone by m self
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-30
NUMBER 277.

efforts to ward off the coming doom. He sent
up, as proved, small remittances and impIo.
ringly besought time. But "the rabid tigers,
still pressed on. On the 29th of November.
tired of lawyers letters, Pratt issued a writ
for "a, 600 against Palmer and his mother.
| Everything, forgery and all, was oh the eve
OF discovery, and to beat back the impending
doom he committed yet another murder. that
of which he stands convicted, the murder Of a
Iconfiding weak associate and friend, John Par
sons Cooke. The whole circumstances wore
such suspicious that be was arrested. Crime
on crime, then, as is ever the case rose up from
its concealment and confronted him. Theirs
was one cry of horror from one endof England
to the other. Justice was invoked, and that
ie might In such case he meted with the
most pure and impartial judgment, the venue
was changed and the trial, at the prisoners
prayer, had before the Lord Chief j ustice and.
two other Judges, and jury ofcitizens ofI1on-
don. By that tribunal he has been found gull
ty, and has paid by this time the penalty OF
his crime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-30

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
MNHERE can the hungry pee pie get
WV The best of Groceries, dry and wetf
They'll find them. You may safely bet.
AtZ. H. Cook Il SONS.
There's -four and sugar. soda soap.
Pipes. pickles. buckets and kitchen stun;
Cigars quite worthy of puff
For cash at z. HI. Cook & SoS'S.
There goldfish coffee. starch and spice,
Hams cheese and butter. very nice;
All to be had at the lowest price.
For cash at T. III. Cook g. Sons
Corn meal. molasses. pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhyme should halt.
You'll find lust every thing but fault
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In fact. believe this tale o not
No man. EXCEPT stupid sot,
Can want for oven. pan pot,
Or any thi ng that can t be got
To nbble cold swallow hot
For cash 1T z. H. Cook & SONS.
On Boxes Planes and Plane Irons Just reed by
ESp mh2I WALDKIRCH.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-30
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