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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
Wheeling High School.

E subscribers have associated themselves for the pur
i pose OF opening Classical and Mathematical SCHOOL,
Wheeling their intention make II
equal to the best Academies and High Schools in
try. Pupils Will be prepared any in College,
engage the active persuitS of f The OF
studies will embrace the English Latin, Greek French,
and Spanish languages, and full OF Mathematics
The Principals have had ample experience in teaching in
Academies and graduates Of two OF the
Institutions in the United States and furnish satisfac
tory testimonials and references.
The Military Feature will he Introduced
daily drill which will found great advantage Civ
regular exercise to the pupils aud Improving their
riaEe.
The School will be opened the h Of March and close
for the vacation the 4th of July. Due notice
will be given of the location of the school.
For the present the Principals be found at MLure
House. where application further Informa-
tiou ]. Il. JONES,
OF the Va. Military Institute.
CHARLES TUCKER, A. NJ,
feb23-f of Princeton College, n J..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
New Music.

Just IssUED-Leonoro PoIks We joy that thou ART Free,
e Write very Often, On the DOrier Of streamet,
We're all fond OF Kissing, Juanita (Wanal Evening
Bell, Natural Bridge Schottsc MazurkA des TrAineAuX,
Fairy Sehottlsc, Keepsake Schottsel Franklin Waltz,
Peabody Polka, Annie Laurie WAltz, Church Hill Walt,
Gratitude Polka Spring Flower sehoteh, Persian Dance.
For sale by j. z. WILSON & CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
ADVERTISEMENTS

TTAVE y ,u Dyspepsia. use TIAXALs ELINlR
II Have you Inflammation nsc HAMPT0SS u LSCLINE:
DO YOU want good IinIment, FORSIIA's BALM.
DO YOU want brush comb, bottle ofnne peTfutne
20 "a the Bridge Corner Drug Store.
Do YOU want 10 ssa quick good and cheap, his
CONCENTRATED LYE
e Jour horse lame or rex, MERCHAT's GARGLIHo
Nave YOU the niles rthe certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you a cough, Sc the HOARHOUND BALsAM.
Do want
lhOulieF Brace Port MOnnnie
gnpportsT Rain Of 4 thousand Flowers
TTuaa Electric OIL,
BandaRe Syringe
Belf SponYe
70 to the Bridge corner Erug Store.
Hoii0Way's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod LhTeF OIL
BoeThayeI Holland BilteFs
HoOnand's German BEttsrs
Por ,aIr by r H. LOGAN 4 CO.
CnrtLe DEngRlhs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
FULTON HOUSE.

w OCAAS - -
TIME undersigned having leased this we'll known ho- S
tel and having thoroughly RENTED It, takes this ~
opportunity Of presenting It's claims to the travelin:;
community lie has secured the services Of the most oblig
ing and attentive walters his table will be- al times
furnished with the hest the market Affords The sabng Is
extensive In the county, and is attended hy care
full hostlers. "a,
The most dIlgent will be given to insure the
comfort the wants Of all who may become
Guests No pains expense will he spared to make tins
comfortable home for all who may either permanently or
temporarily sSteRa , their % " JOHN HALL
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
THIRD SUMMER STOCK.

pEG leave tn Inform that have just returned
/ from the East with my THIRD SUMMER STOCK, con-
ssting Of Lawns, Bersges, AIantillas, ect
attention to stock OF straw and Nea-
poan Bonnets every description both plain and fancy,
which shall sell cheaper than they have been Ao yet
this
and Of which am confident have the largest stock
wheeng shall sell less than they have been sold yet his
season calling you will convince yourself Of the fact
that sell them rs per cent less than other House
AISo geo doz. RuChes To which invite the attention of
the Trade will sell cheap any JObblng House
Fast only buying from Manufacturers and Importers.
Also, 100 OF those cheap 2c Mtts, the great
est bargains sold In Wheeling
Also, 1000 yds more Of the plain Berages at 25c fully
Also so more those Collars at &c. and which cheap
at l2Hc.
To my stock OF Lawns which have selected from the
latest designs, I call especial attention.
Those Country Merchants recruiting their stock would
well TO call many Auction Bargains which
1 shall sell cheap to the Trade. ISAAC PIlAGER,
No. 12S MainSt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
INTELLIGENCER
sooK AND JOB OFFICE

INTELLIGENCER
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.
undergned take this occasion TO remind their friends
Che public generally that In connection with the Office Of
the Daily IntegeneeF they have Job Once expressly fitted
up for the execution Of all kinds Of
PLAIN AND ORNABIRNTAIP PRINTING.
Their materials being mostly and embracing theta
test styles Of job Type, and their large and well selected
stock OF Paper, Car Inks &c. being purchased 1.-THE low
cash prices job once being department
carefully and efficiently managed, they guarantee 70
their customers entire Subtraction, As regards the
NentneHs. Accuracy nuJro v 'tne'S
with which their work viii be done.
They are prepared IN execute
CARDs, PRO0RANHn,
CIRCULATE, POFTERs,
LABus, CoScEAT BILLs,
BuL HGlbs, BAIL TCEEIs,
BINS J., prso, eTEINBnAT BuIs,
BANK CHRGEs, AucTnN BULs,
oEBKR BooE8, DRtT TtcEETs,
NOTEB PRHoFT BOOKS,
DElDl RALRONp RLASES1
RsuHfFTa, HOTEL RE1fyTEAs,
PRyTEsF, SulLNnYR,
BueFs ELEcRIOS TfcHETa,
AE3 eysuT other description Letter Pres- Printing Also
ell kind Of work 10
COLORS AND BRONIES.
EE Az orders from distance nTnmb4Iy attended 10.
CAMPBELL 4 MrDFPN6T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
American Wines q

American Wines and Branuy'
Cincinnati brdHds and Zant's ISlGnd orda Tr ,,1
CtPARKLING CATAWBAi. (QuHrs ana F'"ss''
- Of French Champagne. . r,aD Uo.I
STILL C4TAwBA, Corresponding TO German h'eA
"G1STAwBA BRANDY, Distilled from Catawha Wine
strictly pure; for medical purposes unriVallea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
PTGI IRON.

ReVo1versi Firearms!
CUTLERY ny VARIETY GoODSN
WOULD call attention to large and splendid stock OF
Firearms, consisting Of Single and Double BareIed Guns
Colts Aliens MaTstons, and Warmers ReyolVers, ana
great variety Of Pistols too numeTOust to mention.
ALso-A sdlendd stock OF Cutlery Variety Goods ETC.
TFusHes and Supporters In great variety.
gAu kinds Of repairing done with nsntnsss and d'-
patch 1t T. CARTWRIGIlT'S
Cutlery, Variety and Sinsic Store,
je19 125 Main St.. Wheeling.
DARTICULAR attention called to style Of lever
watch susry part Q(Iphfch Il In AIneT-
tc which Il eAsed in variety OF style, gold and silver
Thea watches AreeWeed and all warranted be correct
Torssie By CT BEowN,
may1 Washington Hail. Monroe st.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15
Dr. Nv C. SMITH.

WALL PAPER, CHEAPER THAN EVER
M Will sell fine wide heavily glazed wall paper
w 3]% and 37S cents. which formerly sold, and Is
selling elsewhere ~ and 81 cents per bolt The paper is
in perfect order and the only offer thus induce
purchasers is that the papers st the usual prices
high for the market We have also in hands
tine assortment OF cheap paper which oer low.
AL received books, among them the private
correspondence OF Daniel Webster, by his Son; VIVA by
Mrs Seuhworth Travels in Europe by Irausrus; Inquire
Within; The days Of my Life; School Amussnrnts GTacIa
Amber by Mrs. Dcnnson; &c. Maps
OF Western States 5T RiSn, Gd assortment OF School
and Blank Rocks. Sc,
All the late periodicals aud weekly papers, at.
]. @. ORR'S,
mrs. No.ll7 Main ST. wheeling va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15

one Remedy for one Dlsease
NR TrilxaI is regular physician, and stands high lin
u Wash. Pa) in his profession and as man. HIS
medicines a valuable one.
Mr. Robert Mckinley, OF West BroWnsve Pa, aged 81
the fall of 1881 for bottle of Sacred
Elixir which performed permanent cure, as will appear
from thu annexed certificate:
This is to certify that several years afflicted with
Dyspepsia, the prominent symptoms of which were obs
nate Coyeness Sourness the Stomach Pain in the back
hips legs, spells of Extreme Weakness Loss Of hes
Langour, Debility and Gnawing at she stomach. tried
very physelanspent not less than one hundred
dollars benefited I'M II fused Or. Trnxars
Sacred Exer, bottle OF which eGectualy cured me.
RoEERT MClISLET.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN & co.
ept25 General Agents, Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-15

TO HOUSEfEEPEiR,S
TN STORE and for sale reduced prces the following
articles, viz: Plate Warmers, styles and plain;
Coal Vases, ave SETS Pive Sands OF different qualities
Also Tenders, Ash Pans Coal Scute, Toilet sets, Slop
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes Tea Trays Corn
crs Hearth Brooms assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and Tea
Mats, Chang and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks of the best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap Bas
patterns Side Irons, nce Meat Cutters,
and various other articles usefulto House Keepers:
WM. =HEBURN
deczG No-3l Monroe Street.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

We have received the annual
circular of the Eureka Female IN
stftute and Male Academy" located
in this county, nine miles. from Pano
la. The Faculty is composed Of FIVE
members, fonr of whom are gentle
men Rev. b. Il. Brown, Principal
of tie Female Department, and K.
Jerome It'll, \. b., Principal Male
Department. Mr.. Hill is known to
most Of our readers to be clever
gentleman and thorough scholar, bay-
inc had charge of the Male Academy
in Pamela one session, which he con
Quoted with ability. In the circular
we find several considerations fayora-
. bic to the Institute, from which we
extract the following
+ The President, Associate Teach
/ crS and Trustees, are determined tC
/ use every laudahle cxertion, and tC
! discharge every duty faithfully, that
( will make this Institute worthy of the
Highest confidence and liberal patron
age. The course of instruction vii
be as thorough as can be obtained a
our best Institutions.
Eureka has an elevated location
surrounded by a beautiful grove @
Z r,,s4 +roo, onI on +fralv free from any
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
Vanity Fair,


"Vanity Of vantics !" exclaimed
the wise man-''all is vanity - And
looking abroad in the world around us
how many proofs do we behold Of this
axiom? There is vanity in that gau-
dy bonnet, with its costly lace-~in the
unnecessary display of those dainty
French boots on the cleanest streets.
There is vanity In that male D'OrSay-
iSh figure, with its curIed hair, its d.
almond brcastpin and its sparkling
ring on the finger But not alone in
purple and fine linen does vanity stalk
abroad. That garb of more than Pu-
ritanic plaianess-the opposite ex-
/ tremc Of attire---is quite as strong g
proof of vanity as the tailor'S gor-
/ geous walking advertisement that just
preceded it. Does not its wearei
seem to say Look at me How muCh
meekcr-hoW much. holipr | Am than
these gaudy butterflies of fashion tn al
hover and Autter about me - a,
proud heart beats under that dral
kersey as beneath that satin boddicC
or that embroidered vest. When Sa
tan was walking in the environs 0
London,
"Ilc saw n cottage b. the wayside,
A cottage of gentilitr,
And he inlf smiled, for his darling VIC
Was the pride that apes humility"
But pride and vanity have bee
doomed to fall, from the days of "Ln
, cifer, son of the morning" to thi
+ blessed Ammo D)mini. Ch;istophe
5 North somewhere tells story of
, Young preacher who was one Of tn
t vainest of mortals. On one occasio
J. he delivered discourse on which /
= particularly prided himself, declame
n IN what he considered fascinatin
h style, and produced, as he fancie
Il the profoundest impression. 81
J among the auditors who seemed to
e most attentive and moved, even
d tears, was poor woman in widow
a weeds, who hung upon his lips al
s. seemed to deyour every word he
le tered. Flattered by this attentlo
our youthful hero lost no time in les
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

ming her name and calling on the
widow. SHE told him how much she
was interested In him and the caRsc.
"My poor husband" said she. "was
4 gardener. We lived on the produce
of little plot of ground. lie used
to carry the vegetables to market in
baskets on the back Of faithful lit
tie donkey. At last II pleased Proyi-
dence to remove my poor husband to
Il better world. Then | was left alone
with my little donkey, and went to
market myself. Bat mis!ortuncs new
or come single. Tho donkey died, too.
You can't think, sir, how much | was
attached TO him, and how much | miss
him. Now, yesterday, the moment
heard you, the tones Of your voice ra
minded me of my poor donkey, and
couldn't help shedding tcars-indeet
| couldn't. ! know it was wrong t,
be thinking of a poor animal in sucl
a sacred place, but | hope | shall b.
forgiven, for you were so like him tina
indeed ] couldn't help it, sir"
1t is needless to say, that after thi
explanation the visitor hastily tool
leave, and tEat his countenance wa
not quite so conceited in its expression
as when he entered the presence of til
mourncr.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
The Dollar Newspaper.

THE Dollar NEWSPAPER is offer
ed to single" subscribers at the I'M
usual low rate of S a year, while, as
g literary, agricultural and family
paper, it is well worth five dollars.
Now is the time to subscribe for 1t,
as The original novelette,, entitled
MABEL or, DARKNESS AND DAWN,
by G. j. Peterson, Esq, will be com
mencsd in its next number. This is
said to be the most finished and elab-
crate production of this distinguished
author ever given to the public, and,
Of itself, will be worth twice the cost
Of the dollar Newspaper" for the en-
tire year. But the story reading Of
the Newspaper" is but small por,
ton of its valuable contents. It's Ag
ricultural Department, made upWhol
" of original articles, its editorials
its late news, business Information
and market reports commend it to ia
vor as first class family newspaper
at the low price of Zone dollar pc
year, and still lower when subscribe
for in clubs.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

EFWhat is stronger in death than
in life ! That old acknowledged tur-
KEY we endeavored to disSect a few
weeks past. IF you don't believe il,
try one of the same age on, and we II
guarantee that vou will be a "heliey
er" in less than no time, if there are
half-a-dozen YOUNG ladies waiting ia
be helped, and at the same time laugh
ing at what is supposed 10 bel your
awkUardness
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

f51 The editor of the STAR (Col.
WARp) left Pamela last Friday evening,
for New Orleans, via Memphis, FiC3as-
burg and jackson. E'Wc'' are fully au-
thorizcd to send the STAR to all persons
in the county who wish to subscribo-and
if there are any such left, we wish they
would send in their names Immediately,
as it will be to their advantage to COM
mcnce with the second volume, which be-
gins with our issue Of the 28th Instant
Send in your names, (and couple of
dollars) and YOU shall have the neatcst
country paper in Mississippi, for one year
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

~ The contract for carrying a
daily mail from Memphis to Grenada,
via Pamela, has been taken by Me
Alexander, commencing last week.
Mr.. Odell has been in Pamela during
the week, and arranged things so as
to put passengers, as we'll as mails,
through so Grenada with dispatch.
The bad roads have made it necessa-
ry for them to drive six horses, in
stead of four.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

~ We received copy of the
CarrOllton Democrat, published at
Carrollton, (Miss). The Democrat is
a spicy sheet, and We are indebted to
the editor for reminding us that
paper is published in that place.
8 We would like to exchange with every
paper in the State, but some of them
appear too proud to exchange with
us. If nothing happens, we will
make TIE STAR worthy of their ac-
quaintance in few months. Large
oaks from little acorns grow" ant
we expect to make the once dim Pa
,ola STAR shine as brightly as Venus
Send along the "Democrat'-we lik'
,he PAPER, but not its name.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

THE DUG iRADr--EuGs are
on important article in tie trade
of Rio Janejro. Their wings are
made into artificial flowers and
some Of The most brilliant vnri-
rites are WOrn as ornaments in
ladies' hair. One man manages
to earn his living by selling in
sectS and other specimens to
the strangers who visit pert.
lie keeps twelve slaves c"n-
stanrIy employed in finding rhc
hugs. serpcnts and shells which
are most IN demand. T'henear-
est approach To his business
that we can remember, IS that
of the .rade of fire flies in gla-
vana; sugar cane, is used as an
ornament in ladies dresses. Be
| ing twice the size of the Ameri-
can fire fly. il Is very brilliant
nj night The Crcoles catch
them on the plantations and
sell them 10 The CITY bellies some
of them carving them in silver
cages atache ! t. their brace
lets. They make fine display
by lamp-iigilt--[ fIrcilansS Ma
gazlne.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

- Several of our exchanges no.
tice the arrival, in their sanctums, Of a
Locomotive" which left Grenada,
Mississippi, about the first Of Janua-
w, instant. We have been on tho
lockout" for its appearance in the
STAR Office, as the Engineer has here.
tofore been on good terms with us
but we suppose the steam gave GU.
before he could reach to "THB'
STAR.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
Hgississi pri - Tennessee
RAIL ROAD.
NpEN % GnlLn-


EROM AND AFTER MONDAY, JAW
Z 18th, through Mail Train vlll lr.r,
Memphis daily SUNDAYS exccrtall at 100
a. n, and arrive al Como nj 1865. A.v.
Returning, leaves ut 1890, AN: arrive
at Memphis nj ] T..
This train connects daily ct Como With
!. p. McAlcxander & Co.'S daily line of
six-horse COACHES for Pamela and Grana-
da-staging reduced to fiftv-two miles
between Memphis and Grcuada: th-onch
ia eighteen hours. The travelling public
nav RELY on this heinz the shortest AMI
cheapest route to GrcDma, Canton. JACK
son and Vicksburg.
The Freight ira will make da,lv trips
eSundavs excrntcd) from ard after Non
dav. January 10Th, to Como. 1t will hr
expected that cCnsignenS will have ar
ran .rerrreuts made 10 receive their Foods
at that station on arrival, IS the COMPANY
h-ve only temporary arrangements for
taking care Of frciohts, and viii not be
responsible for the loss or damage 70 the
same nj the station.
Passengers are requested to purshaso
tickets before entering the cars, and
save payments Of extra fares.
Rargage checked 20 all stlt.ous on ha
| RAILROAD, and no bag~ace Will be received
without being checked.
Each passenger viii b allowed onn
| hundred pounds Of baggage bv Sic Ea'-
road and sixty pounds 10y stage, hu' no
article will be carried as hTrrarc that j.
not incideat to the person Of the rassen-
| ger.
| In case Of loss the Conranv vii hold
themselves responsible for all amour, NOT
| exceeding Gf,y dollars.
/ NEGROES. when travelling alone mH-'
have Il permit, namng the point TO whr'
/ thcv are to 20. and -aac;fy,n- thot thne
( Al to travel by railroad, or they viii no'
I b. carried.
/. II. PATRICK,
n51-if. Superintendent.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

Prentice, of the Louisville Jour-
nal acknowledges a complimentary
notice in an exchange in the fol-
lowing style:
1--WE scarcely know, dear sir,
how to thank you sufficiently. We
wish You We're the son of the Pre-
sident of the United States, and
we were Y u father"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
Special Notice.

Mr.. Seagrave, agent for the History of
the World, both ancient and modern, IN
Guiding history of the Russian War,
and complete history OF the United
States, in two volumes, of about fifteen
hundred pages, is now canrasing Pamela
County for subscribers. We hope hcwill
meet with all the success in obtaining
them that this splendid work deserves.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

Eg- Sims Line of Coaches be-
tween this place and the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad Depot has
been discontinued for the present, but
will be replaced in the spring. The
withdrawal Of these coaches leaves
McAlexander & Odell's line monarch
the road between Como depot and
Grenada.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

- The next Hop will come
of at the Masonic Hall, on Friday
evening next. We are authorized to
say that good music" has been pro
vided for the occasion, and every ex-
ertion will be made to make it pleas
ant and agreeable to Ill who attend,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

~ Read the advertisement of MIR.
JUDD, Artist and Silversmith. His
pictures are Of q superior style. All
kinds OF jewelry and watches will be
repaired, and warranted
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

etA" The man who remarked that
large rivers always run by large CT
ties, and that hens stop laying as soon
as the price Of eggs becomes high,
thinks that the present cold weather
is attributable entirely to the unusual
lowness of the mercury in the Their
Il, mometer.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

~ The weather during the past
week has been very cold. Thursday
and Friday of last week were decided
" the coolest days we have had this
winter. Our town was somewhat
woke up" by appearance Of 4 four
horse (muleJ sleigh, which came in
in fine style on Thursday,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14
STRODTCTTOEa.

The rule is, never introduce one
person TO another without knowing
that it is agreeable to both. Ladies
are always to be consulted before
hand. Gentlemen are to be intro
duced to ladies', not ladies to gem
tlemen. In other cases, the young
er to the elder. Where there Is
much difference in age or station,
we present
A common form is. Mr. Jones,
Nj. Smith-Mr. Smith, Mr.. Jones'
Messrs. Jones and Smith bow,
shake hands, express their happi-
ness at being made acquainted with
each other.
When more ceremony is regTi-
red, the intro1ucer saws, 'IiSs
Smith permit Inc to introduce Mr..
! Jones to your acquaintance, CT,
'allcw me 10 present
Colec-house, steamboat, ar
stagc-coach@ cqGaintarccs last Only
for the time being. You arc rot
obliged to know them afterwards
however familor for tire time, 7,
more tllan q lady is required = re
cognize . gentleman with whom
she has danced ut a pubII1 ball.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

rg To make girl love you
coax her to love somebody else.
IF there be anything that woman
relishes, it is to be contrary.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1857-01-14

RS Read the advertisement Of F. VI.
Patrick, Superintendent Of tAs Mississip-
ri & Tennessee Railroad.