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Funniest. awkwssde-i and nws, good
mA,usssl .pecimsSs VI the editorial fra.
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q The baldviasxllle (Dnondsya coun.
tyl Gasetse. rscsntly took trip To
Syracuse. aad thus relates ~ troubles
while there,
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6ss waiting ~ W OswsgO train ~
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hssd achlng vssy baaly.l visa ve
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usa that they didn't furnish lSdvings
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

The Nee vSse 1lmes NJ We len,
Mas NE A,llsvlns,
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Patssf HAsa LIN assufiaS, M
Hush, 4 acwik t'smllMIsN, NJ saIl sIss.
ufs ssl svasiky kus, Iusl sssIvsd IN
town, Nccd IN iks Aslcs llcw~ sleps.
obsesvAnt NJ ihe huslls an busImeas
~ l'rmdvsy, While lhas engaged.
Ia wss aeeos,ed Ny . ssspsslahly
dressed mon. wAo Inqulssd " M n
vas a souiheenss. 1'hs Answer was
In ilm smrmsllse 'lks sharper ssId
'ha, he ~ss delighted q mss,lss Z
southssMsv, NJ Vas me hIs,srlf snd
an, gesileman fum ihs Heuik hs ron.
sIdereA he f'I~sd. Aflsv coW,sesIns
M diAewni suhbecis, the sharper sug.
eeslsd q walk, Ut n must NJ ionrly
tur stranger In such = city NJ New
York. With M friends io sAow him
aboui, snd volunteered ~ accompany
llush io tire~hwmwl, Tho eNss vas
cordially awepi.d, and Ne iwo -,
out iosr'Asr
In their rpmhles over The cvmeiavy
they came across another gentleman.
" lookins man, who sSi In pAe shade
of q tree. In.enily examining Q little
Ivory lpx. sharper No. l sddlvv..sd
the holder NJ the l,oS. and wished tc
know wha, u was. sharper No ere.
piled ihatI, Mas q safe thai BE- had In.
vented. and ~ intended -Aestly 10
procecd ~ Washington ichave Il pat.
s,ted. IT, oIenea tho bcx. ausl vent
on In = Aow'ac style 10 explain l,s In.
penians mechanism. lie th~a pa,aed
Il over 10 sharper NJ. | ami Mr..
Bush, for ihrm 10 examine. They
found q pea inside. whIcA M. !. uNob.
served by NJ. 2. thvvw IN lie gvuuad
and then he closed The lsx and vueusN.
I'd u ~ NJ. .. "Ncv." said 4. Lot.
ter. 'ahs hcx Is closed. and " yen can
oIss Il and take the pea oaS. I will
give yon q hundred dollars" "Da,
ihssc Is no Iea IN III" said Ne. H.
"iss. there is." svjalhed M. Y No.
oorrrd h les tss that ,hese vas
NOT No. sa~sf,ed, and proIssed 10
MAKE II sl0O. % more u nesss>avy.
No. Is finances kring small. b. mp.
piled to ids sonshrm fricrd. n,Inr,
.lt's . sun thing, and n ysu have
sny money hy yes, shes, b 4 sAse,s
y usahs asusihlss.' NJ. Bask. ss,A.
css. plaaked dous sll the nsnsy b
bad wisA him. slps, $50. ssd Als esld
vs,cA wsesA slsU mess. Nc. 3
thsseupsa cpesed III bag. ssd 10 ~
ccsssenasicu u shs souskrsuss, a..
played the ~, IN pockssins ~
STAKES, heloes ~ outheswss - q.
coveted fvu " snsssurss, vslhej
u.
SAsspss Ne l.-(Ts Sssshsvuss)
.llsw III dsuso vss hat dssvi |
dss't cssv sluus ls~ias shs usnsy.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

pAppts yova ows oAsos.
vysfs arar Ilie's.ss,
" ysu'.sli bs lfas
Ani rhs,'ef yaw w NJ, he,
Paddle JoaI ovs sas~
Ne,ef, though ,hs wlnI. ms fs,s
Ial,ei N loeL haei
llui uron ,he ds'spsl wa'e,
Iss's . shining ,tae.
Sal,ly dare tho Widest storm,
Stem ,hs hardest gall
l,Nss The har and .iftaf the arm,
,au sill ne,ef iall,
When the wesld ls celd and aafl,
keep IN aim IN view.
Ani toward The beacp, msrh.
Paddle jou' own eanoe.
t,ery wave ina, bss's !oa IN
To the Silent 'ho'e'
sfom We sn"'N source N's zone
10 return no more,
Inc" 's' "o' ~ ho"f' "''''
rhea, you of your due,
Ra,. while !, ls sallrd to-day.
laslilc ,out cvp ,anos.
|" loa' urn ''ss'" s"' s"H"
i"''' slate ns' r'~~'
"i"e'' '""'e ""' h''"' "'"''s
sa better dover
Hut u these viii MT 'n'Aee'
snd to reach ,le rli,,crins prize,
Paddl, your own cance.
Woa'syoa wr"s' The vreA h"i 'ase
From The hard of fate
Would you write . de"'h'ss' "a~e
With the se>l ssd greatly
Wssld you 'sss your i's'sa mem
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

ssb.erIh~. Win "a - RIve espsess
10 the osurary, ase esNslslesed ~
|s 10 casim,e ,l,~is sskassipsIoa.
| n sabs@ihers ordss ~ dlsscseies.
| n their new ,lrss. she publisAss
nnlinar iu ssnd thSn uwtll oil o..
- nfe pad. -
! -sAssihrs rsess = ssslsss 10
rIr newspapers fPon w sAees 70
lky Are Gfcssed, ~ ass Aela ~.
w until tl,cy havs se1elea The bills
rlcfci than ,liscsSAtQneA.
N .uhsvihess rwweveee UtAee rAees
" mforwing she psll llleAsss. and the
barsr. arc srnl 10 W. easmss disec.
Nv src hclA re-ponsIllA
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vAilituis IIiNis

gni'HHl
An ethanrs thinks that n IL
woman herself atd M wumsh, wtaa
that ought 10 10 y, d,asd
A lehman wants Tire, ihnpa 10
malehlm hstry lafsfhsei, .au.nr '.aad
= elafleaH,
WI, afc washefwomen ihr most
inconsistent ressun.g An. Ii.esn,e iL.y
pni oai iuh. 10 catch sail water rhon i
fani "hafi"
speaking fihc netlis ol q watch
Abel .a,. b. hal one oaee that gainod
enough IN ihiee seeka 10 pay Zoe i,oli
There Is y good reason why u
little man slsald never MARI, huuneiue
widow, u, night b. called lhe "siian'.
mite"
A young urchln hearing that hia
brother wss very sch, sslci his father M.
inllowine question ~ say dad. n rae
dc. ma,nt have his lsots \"
u isa question worthy III care.
hi investigation, whc,lwt a person wha.e
,o'cc '- broken Is no, all lhs mcfc comp,.
,'ni 10 sihg pi~a.
A Young girl recently committed
suicide hcc,bae he, mother refused her
nes hon,,,. Vtrcecr'- ,mdic, 80 amr
10 trt d',ih ,hroagh excessive -punk"
A fellow was arl.sied for intoy-
ica,icn, but refused io {, ,lnng with the
metropolitan palieoms,,, .n the ground
that he cot dunk under the old charter.
I" I'm afraid ot lightning" mni.
tered a pretty eoque,,e, during . storm.
swell you may be-" sighed u i..pait,ng
lover, "when ,our heart Is made " steal.
by their fruits yc slall know
,hcm," q. the gardner sa,d 10 III. school
s'achrr whrn H. traced bis stolen ripp,ps
10 the pockets of the ,ruan, school boys.
There s On individual uptown
~ho il - sharp that he uses lr. shadow
10 spill, krc.wcod. H. !. tl~ SANE fellow
WIN !, 81 long headed ,hs, u takes an
idea siA mon.h, TO get behind hi- -ass.
Al a concert IN Wisconsin, at the
conclusion Of the song, "thrt.'s q good
time coming,"a country farmer got ap
aud exclaimed, "Ni.ser, couldn't ,.u NJ
the date, that V wha, y. want-ia.i give
" ,as date, Mister"
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

MI V0Ue9 VUse1y VAlonoN,
lsss n We H. \. I. tem,swy's
sesvIss. kss M kssSs N Inlosm
ths usWalsmeW N nsN lsshe,seo N
HE arrival fsmw Calsut,a, aud hs
cAsss lksM hs DsslsssIcaal ~.
Vices - 3 l)wsll|st sWd I',ulsssss
of the Csts II llsses.
fsom ~ useol sa)ssisnes end
skIIl IN ~ pse(sssIcl;, having hsd
tls vleasus6 10 y sneaped In over
ic,s theusaMd ~elhIfs VI honof." "
ssd y kavs slda In IpssscnI co,s.
tst dssiMg the psas thirty yca.,
twe huMissd ssd ,hlssy.vIrLi vra.
tlsmssa n kluk vssppssablII,s, Msj.
tahsusn osllsss kI,assli ilnt liz
dAall bs skls " rive sAiisIsetoS
W The chIvslsy n Hsu t'rsu,isco.
end 10 csNducl ihsis llttls "ufair"
with usseQusl|ed w|,x.
In sollsltIus ths patronage ol
THE enlightened sominusiiy, Mai.
0ahaHan hrs the hones ~ submit
the s0llewing scale VI less, which
hs hss put II such an exceedingly
low Ryiss " to pIass = duel In The
power u = Hsntlsmsn Vi the mos,
llmitsd means.
l'os demanding IN apology, %,
ditto, on object dit>a Sa ID.
For Letters on the subject Of sat.
islaciioN, each, et "a
f'os arranging and csrrying
through = hostile aseting, as foI.
lows:
With dssllins pistols, ten steps,
slO0; ditto furnishing pistols, al',.
munition, surgeon aud carriages,
S9OA
With rim, thirty steps, $3.50;
ditto; wah muske,s, ditto, $40.
With Colts rvvolvers, six shots,
ssOo; ditto, six psSmlen, field
pieces, (astillsry provided ] sano.
For settling satisfactorily Q iii.
iiculty. .'withoss prejudice to the
hasor Of either party" - iollsw.
When the liz has been given,
500; whes the expression ,l--d
nrsl has bsen used s7x Gtso.
id jsckass, ESQ., When the soss
hrs been pulled, ESQ; when .
blow hss , sn st, Nsk, $50; when
= kick hss bssa gwen, sl7A h.
On " sesr the coat tails, tsOO.
A. the lius mum b. drawn.
somehow, Msjor q. fssls \ his da.
~ to asnouacs that " will IN NO
account consent t. wrvc II h sf.
fsir between pssssas II colss, sad
that bic charges ~ seadssting .
duel between tive suilsu vill b.
uine tinsss ~ gvrst = the sRliNary
ires, tie proverbial tssssisy of lie
Of thess tssdsalsen pendesisg ihis
ssnnesasss iSlssuaivs.
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no me6ns ts h oslespled. N.jcs
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NReszA1DlAao, 0oiAaAs
IS rI'SE |. A..sassd \ - essrs
hssness snd L m $3.50 =
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u shsII ~ - ssipossoo y ~
b ~ Saa,t-vese.
= ssssisl for H. NY ubegal -.
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y 10 merit 3 Souliaanoeo e ~
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~ mn hepoooee.
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y. s. p. Lesser;
rRs MS services to ~ peep,e Of
a vicinity. cT Nsy b 1osad
y, when no, pfolsssobsally eseas.
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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMKNr.-Yes-
terday was the Fall opening day OF the above
establishment, and prompted by q desire to
see something very nice as well as to be 10
fashion (as nearly every body, we thought,
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
and fancy goods there 10 be seen. Mr.. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging 10 the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &C., is far beyond what we expected
TO see The finer qualities OF these vsrioOsstyle les
of goods are indeed superb, surpassing any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, We look upon as the prettiest things
IN that line ever introduced to the notice OF the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared 10 sell millinery goods at
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring 10 purchase vii do well to examine
his stock TT
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be deceived by base limitations. HEGEMAN. CLARK
cos GENUINE con LIVER OIL never disAPPOints
and years. experience has proved superior 10 all
Others aud the only reliable fer CONSUMPTION.
As there's great deal Of spurious oil In the market Adul
terAed with seal oil, whale OIL 4e 4e, too much
not be taken TO PrOears ne Genuine.
Our oil Is made factory In Newfoundland and
each bottle has signature the cork be careful 10
get HzoEzAE, cLAHk Co., for since the death Of M
RUsIroE late partner there has been article intro
dneed called RushtOn which Ia In way connected with
Z. O.. A Co., or II. @. a 90.
sod By J. q. Brown Esin Bros, and By Druggists gen.
orally Oct2I-Sm
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
cEANcERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Court Nash
ID vile, at the November Term, 1856, in the Of
Brown Embry ct ais will offer for sale, at the site Of
the old Court House in Nashville the 18th Of February
1851 at II O'Clock, the following described REAL ESTATE
situated in the 18th Civil District OF Davidson County, and
bounded follows Commencing at stake in the
Of Neelys Bend Road at the northeast Of B. r.
Fosters land aud running south "a degrees, about Is
poles stake at the thwest of BashAw land
thence south los poles small sycamore low
Of Cumberland River and about forty yards below
the mouth Cedar Creek thence down Cumberland
south so degrees is poles to cedar and white oak
thence north degree east lie poles to the beginning.
TERMs-A credit ofone an two years with bond and
curity and lien retained 10 the payments OF the
purchase money. JAMES WOODS,
Special Commissioner.
ianS-d1w-oawt1wps-d1w
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

Pianos and Music.-we learn that Horace
Waters Of Broadway T. agent for the sale Of many
the celebrated makers Of Pianos and MeOdeoas
offering them at prices which advise all who desire to
purchase to avail themselves Of He Is also selling his large
and weknown Catalogue Of Music onethr OF from the
regular prices and will forward the free Of postage
His offers the trade teachers and schools Of the most
favorable charseteA Of which he vibs able TO al 10 the
letter. for having wisely adopted the cash system. The
Horace Waters Pianos known among the very best
We enabled speak Of those instruments with
degree OF confidence from personal knowledge Of their
cellent tone and durable quRllty.-N Y. Eedngoiisg.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
A Distinguished Stranger.

HARVEY, tAe great PhilAdslphiA CUTIE" being
hHged 10 seek more genial climate in consequences Of
impaired health, has located himsch ~ Room, IS
csdAr street, and v take sh0w customers
Cloths c3ssners and vesags IN great variety ro which
they nay select 10 cuts thsnselves Our Store fan o al
kinds Of READY MADE CLOTHING. and the
stock Of farnAing goods surpassed ia gAhvns
oeta&-u CLIFTON a ABBOTT.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

TIE QUEES or THE STAGE Such is the &C
knowledged and well merited title accorded, all
over the country, from Boston to California, aud
even England has no rival to Miss JEAN MARGARET
DAVENPORT, now scintIating With the radiance Of
q star Of the first magnitude at the Nashville Thea
tre The Providence Or. IL Advertiser bestowed
the following eloquent tribute to her genus, talent
and grace, during recent engagement in that city:
ave really did not expect, in the midst of high
and general political excitement like that row Fx-
isting that even the great reputation ana great tai
ents OF Miss Davenport would draw such audiences
TO the Theatre as have been seen there this week.
Yet when we saw her once more upon the boards
here, after lapse Of several yeaEs, and looked
again upon that face, in which intellect shines in
every feature, heard again the music, sweet aud
Bure, of that mstchless eIocuton, watched again
those seraph smiles and that
"Loveliness ever in motion which plays
Like the light upon Autumn's soft shadOwy days,
No here aud now there giving warmth it flies
From the lips 10 the cheek, from the cheek TO the
eyes;
How melting 10 mist and now breaking CLEANS
Like the glimpses a saint has OF Heaven in bis
dreams
when we saw her. in a word, that "divine perfecs
ton Of a woman" and that art perfection Of
tress which moved before US, last Monday night as
the Counte IS in the play Of Love-" and on Tues
day night as "Adrienne," we could not feel sur"
prsed that the people should, for an hour or two,
at least, dismiss all thoughts of politics and the
"preservatiOn OF the Union" Fillmore and "fusion"
Brooks aud Buchanan, Fremont aud Freedom, and
"border rulians" into the bargain, and crowd the
Temple of the Drama to greet once more, with
Cheerful! hearts and admring eyes, the QUEEN OF
TIE MODERN STAGE"
The Counties" alluded to was performed to the
high qualification OF large and brilliant audience
last evening" and the beautiful and deeply interest
ing Adrierne is announced for this evening, With
the strongest cast Of the company.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
Sharp's Rifles.

ALL sPOFtsmen who In want Of good and reliable
Gun, especially adapted for large game Deer &c are In
Vited TO call the Of Fail and Cunningham, No ~
Public Square, and examine sharps Patent Sporting Rae"
which In rapdty Of Firing of aim, and length Of
range Ear superior 10 any Gun Invented and unlike
any other Patent Gan heretofore introduced IL construction
exceedingly simple that Il Is not more liable 10 get cut
Of order'' than the common Kentucky Rife.
FAC have also few Shot Guns made the same Pa
tent. iyl6-6m.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

DRAMATIC We under tand that the Robertson
Dramatic Association will perform two pieces to-
morrow night, at Odd Fellows Hall, for the bene>
fit OF the Orphans of the City. The Association is
composed Of ladies and gentlemen well known to
this community; and the character Of the enter
tainment may be relied upon as unscceptonable to
the most astidious. The object is one, than which
none are more deserving, aud we hope that the
Hall may be crowded.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
Are You Getting Bald

Isyour hair turning greyf Do wish to cultivate good
whskers and moustachesi Your hair to be sO silky and
gossyf Your head to be COOL comfortable and free Of I'D
ruff Mother your children to have lu1urisnt heads
ofhairf Then BoGLKs HYPERION FLUID, which never
Ssin it's unerrng effects Prices IS cts 90 cts rs cts and
81 so per bottle. BOges Balm Of oytheris stands unr
vailed for Graduating aad pimpes, and besutyng The
complexion. Price so cts Inventor and proprietor, W.
Boyle, Boston and sold BY Druggists everywhere.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
A CARD.

TIVE partnership Of W. 4 T. II. GREENFIELD 4 CO.,
l having expired by limitation we have this day sold
interests in the entire stock Of Furniture, Carpetng
Pianos, &c, to THOMAS II. GREENFIELD and JOHN
PATTERSON whom We take pleasure in recommending 70
old customers and doubt not they wifi give general sat-
isfaction to all who may favor them with call.
W. GREENFIELD,
jane A. A. FREEMAN.
All those indebted W. T. II. Greenfield Co., are
Invited TO call at their old stand and settle.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13

~ Capt II. II. Buchanan, aagent of the Little
Miami Railroad, and the Louisville and Cincinnati
mal-boat line, passed through this city with
his family a southern tour He reports the
Ohio river above Henderson closed up tight for at
leaat a fornIght.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1857-01-13
NOTICE.

T. BRADSHAW and A. v. RUTLAND have paFuAas-
n Cd from hessss. KoBurs0s DAsaiEiL heir snsire
stock Of Boois Shoes, HAta EFunks. ke and Woalf
specty intom TIE ED pstrona Of The late nrm and the
pubc generally. that n intend keepng a. the o stand
80 "a College street., Atei selected Retail ftoet bs Ia
dses' Gentisehas aud CAilifun's Weax, vhcA thsg I'll
tsntoa basinsss sEf sh1rs Il ne Pghs Pstrea-
aae.
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