davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Absent Scholars.

PATRONS OF SCHOOLS, we have some
thing to SAY o.yoa abou. one Of the great
est evils that ever embarrassed school
We ask Your attention a few moments
we want yon to listen TO oar arguments ii
your behalf, and then give with all the
;andor OF a Judge upon the BENCH, lvoal
deesion. Remember that at this time
You sit upon your own case. Your decls
ION can effect us but little. You are the
ones Interested; you are the jury and you
are the court The case will soon be
in Your hands, and we urge YOU to agree
.npon your verdict, whatever that may be-
The salvation of YOUR children, the pros
p-rlty of your business, The growth Of yoar
towns, aud the greatness Of Your nation,
all depend upon your united and enpha-
tic conclusion.
That Thu government in encouraging
schools all overits land, hal a higher mo-
i've than that Of enabling its citizens TO
read. write and understand the arts aud
sciences, is no longer a question with the
literally enlightened. ln,ieed it was long
sine. decided that it is dangerous thing
to give the youth Of our land a knowledge
If these branches alone.
The dangar is increasing, and the HAB-
ITS of those upon whom must soon rest
lie suprrstrncture OF our government, are
becoming more and m,re unsteady, rr.i1Ing
and worthless; and they are poisoning the
very silal, Of our mighty nation. 1t The
hu5its Of our youth are not to tie edncat-
cd. then whv educate the youth AT all -
The habits-What are theya Need we
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Darlington Wis, Sept. goth. ls5
important to sportsnaen.

To LIZ GaAND Eastman, Proprietor Of
lie = Thorough bred Horse, MorguA
Chief:
Seeing blythe Grant County HERALD
your challenge to the proprietors OF '.Wih
Rover for a trial of speed against time
,listanci. from one mile 10 three, best tvs
heats in three, to decide the relative speed
If the horses: Now. if you will meet Us al
The Prairietlu Chen or Galena Race Coar-
>es, on the 9th If this month, as we have
t.le confidence in our horse, aid also hays
desire TO satisfy the public as regards oul
horse, aud also as regards the speed o.
your horse, YOU shall be matched on fai,
grounds As YOU left it optional with lss
10 appoint the time and distance, we would
specify the distance 10 be two mile heats.
ie.st two in three, in harness; the horses C
trat side " side. As our time is no: worth
anv more in proportion than yours, we re.
Speclfulv decline 10 accept your oery gen
erous offer of SIS, and choose 10 bear our
,,wn expenses.
NJ. do not design TO match our ,horse
against yours for combination Of quail
lies and style Of action, such as ta<hIos. de-
naid-,' l.ut for actual speed. AMI power
# en,luranse and such qualities AS horses
+ all work .lemanl. if yon will accept or
4r,,s, ue would be happy % meet yon A
! ..e.fs,wn, .n The 18th ms, 10 make finsl
arrangements; if Won do not consent To
meet US, you will forever hold your peace
and say naught.
]. BEATIE d BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Prof. Miller.

1t will be seen that this gentleman
name as editor of this department, stand.
no Logger at :he head Of this column
The following letter will fully explain
the cause. ais
We regret to loose so competent and
faithful a teacher fiomo our county aud from
Our Association.
Blu, he Las loud call" and we cannot
blame him for obeying it.
1t was saying of Frank lin: "Prepare
dove houses, and doves will GOMEZ Lei
the teacher prepare for extra wages, and
extra wages will come. We see in Prof.
Ms case the truth Of this declaration:
HAZEL GhEEs, Wis, Sep, 2oth, 1858.
Prof D. Parsons
Dear Sir:
| write to inform
YOU. that shall have 10 give up my posi-
ton lis Editor Of the Teachers Column Of
the Herald. have recently been offered
,lle Chair Of Mathematics in Union Col
lege, located near Springfield, Ills. My
salary is $1,000 per year. fhe Institution
is in prosperous condition and has a fair
prospect Of being well patronized. !: y
| shall regret to leave very much; but the
situation offered NE, is SO much better than
the one | have here, thai think it better
to accept it. | shall enter upon the dis
charge Of my d. es in three weeks.
am glad to hear that the meeting at
Lancaster, last week, came off SO we'll. and
rendered such general satisfaction. Was
sorry could not be with you. feel
much interest in 1t, and hope it viii De
long kept up.
/ wish You to take charge of the Teach,
ers' Column next week. If you are will
ing, please act as Editor until the expisa-
zion of six months from he time | took
charge of it, Lpighran and Page will hen
have their three months each Please an
.houoce in the paper the cause Of my
with rawal.
Selections for vonr personal we flare in
lf.. aud The accomplishment Of the noble
object of the AsSoriati, IN we have been
maiuly Instrumental IN getting up, remain
Yours very truly,
F@ at |. II. MILLER. +
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
and women, and companions, but no has-

and women, and companions but no hus-
bands and wives. e
/ In Philip 4-3, "a Catholic complaints
hat We render the Greek snzngos, woke
fellow, air' not companion. Let him
take his lexicon, and he will find ''suzu-
Cos fr,n ''sua,1 with or together, and
,zeugttaane 70 UNITE, hitch, JON, q YOKE !;
,liffaiis boshihS more or less tiiah YOKE lei-
'Y~. sfali 't
/ Nov dear Herald, If YOU could give me-
the space, winch cannot reasonably ask,
could easily prove that every other pass
age h objects to is equally correct, and
tle Douay translation is equally incorrect.
Il cannot be otherwise, for rs tie Doaag
is only a translation from the Latin, it
mast partase Of all It's errors, foistel IA to
bu1d up Popefy The Popish Council Of
Trent, DEGREES that To be rhe anly author
ized version; yet OF mat version, the H.
mah Gaihole writer, De Johns, SAYS ''il'e
more learned Catholics have never denled
he existence Of errors IN The valgate, on
the contrary, isadore Cs''sllls collected 90
ooo. Ana .he learned lJe James, VINO
Was heePe oi 'ie D''iIeif'i Library. com
ftfea the EDITIONS OF ropes SINUS an
'e'''o"'' '' 'e'''' @'ooo go a.,
y eoh''adic'oiy' ~ eaoi o'ne', se' oo'.'
ea.,'o''s "o'o '1e'''a =, "'' ~ 'i''
'osp s'ns ~ 'i '''''o 49, ''''N' -
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ."
A. 10 the Aporhrapfal BOOKS, "a
'atholc ought to know that the Chris
ten Fathers, among whom We're Origin an /
is.tiiness stated that"these books were good
for edifieation, but not to be used for eS.
.tablshing doctrine, because they were mo-
inspired and it VAS only as Rome by derees
orfupted pure Christianity that these spa
rious books were added, to salt the new
dogmas, until Trent confirmed them all.
affirm that De Doylrs objection to the
Bible in Ireland, was not only with refer
suce to children, but included all adults,
and when he h pocfilieallv states lie wish
i cd that all 10 his diocese wenld read the
Scriptures wAo coulaofosa 10 bnya copy;
ne we'll knew none of has pesanfry eoaIt
a tFor, to buy al The price theg sold And
as .non a. il wa. .,,ro,,ospd 10 circaa.e The
Doyou perx;oo witnont mite 8, coDaoasat
throughout his diocese, he said NO.
I'm ,ot - .s,al,. ;ns,l,;,o r. ,,,,
s - ~ ,,i,aa t., .h..sa
~. tP a;,h ..nJ.,yar;na - cn,..aJ -.
IA, ;.1,.,a ,l,ea r.,ae. i,
D., lno,v ~, rh,11 =
,:s'o'o'' 49,. * .,h,l,;,;aa e
~ ~ fba con,cil of TINT ..onlr
rf.',rad - yerns,,l.,r a1,;oos no, a,,r,v.
.,l,.as, Ta
nh,iner than that Of the ,ecr.e pf he 4th
session to prohibit as unaatheptic all cdi9
lions ..saye the oMgate,' which is IN Latin
AMI Sd rule, De iAiee Li!,rorum SAYS
...FransIations If Tie old Text max be al
loved. bat oaiy to learned AMI pio,ls men
anl vt The discretion oftke Bish9osprovi.l-
ID ,hav use them oa1y rs elnci lations Of
the vulgate version, aud not as the tex
itself But TRANSACTIONS of the new text,
ln:.ele by authors Of the first class of the
index, are alowed to no one, since little.
r4... ,.,,t ,,,,,..h i.n,, p o.annral II 4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

Il, q
/ iilai no blank lists were presented. no
I hotlsebold furniture was considered or ms
Eoash WIS administered, and the statement
lof one Assessor IS that he assessed his town
tparty under the old an, partly under the
new law. And by comparing The amount
III personal property assessed in the wear
SaI and 1858, in tie different towns, it
bears no Just nor relative proportion Id
some OF sad towns; consequently the pro-
slsion~ OF the law have not been complied
with, nof property assessed TO the value as
agreed upon by the Assessors as a bssis-
Therefore, we are Of the opinion that The
assessments of some of the aforesaid towns
are illegal under the provisions of the law
lof 1858. and that the assessments are SUD-
lstantialiv under the old law.
Its well known fact, that the County
Board of Equalizers Increase the value of
real estate, generally In those towns whers
the Assessors have failed to make ;usi
aud fall assessment of the personal propt
erty, thus imposing an unjust tax upon the
owners Of real estate; which injnstice re-
lsults from the Assessor or Assessors failing
10 discharge their duty asrequired by law.
aud rs the law atiixes the penalty for the
violation of its provisions, therefore, it is
1.-THE opinion of this committee, that il is
highly Important. if not essentially neces-
Isarv that those Assessors who have know
linglY violated the assessment law, should
be dealt with BY the proper legal authority
rs the circumstances require. a
MARK FINNIGUM, Cbm'uis
p. B. MCINTYRE,
THOMAS ROWEN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
J. H. gnYnE. ~. D..
III. BAXTER, ri. a.,

tLArE OF SARATOGA, y. ~
MOULD respectfully inform the public. thai his re-
VI siencc i. in the north pat al thr Town oil Lam
cc, y lille east 81 the School-iuuSe Mr.. 4. Dy
es his Professional services III The Practice of
Naete, g. and Uo>tc'ies san ue l.;,t--ian }oi.
liA l. -:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

DE-. T,lloras:,s w. ss;eatzeas,

HAVING permanently located in Lancaster viii give
his undivided attention. 10 the practice oil his pro
lesion, AZ PA, stefan and surgeon.
tie uay he found at all times ut The Drug St0re--un
les professionally engaged.
general supply Of Family Drugs and Medicines viii
Arp or stle tue old stand oil Bradshaw i;altzc
-, f;.red by nv sell.
ii,-t,-.or, May 18th 1876. 49-ti
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

| affirm that the Church of Rome is OPP
posed o civil liberty, as well as to relig-
ioa~. Will "A Catholic" discuss that
question with me. sf bae AP.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

EE Woman has found her true sphers
At last. II is about twenty seven feet
round and made of hoops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

E There are two ways to got
through the world-push through, or Be
pushed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
sUaGEON DENTIST.

va s'0Huhcher, Is peinlanehlIy Iocated m
~sxssst WI Visit Lancaster
H. ser m,!. RECOMMENDING wiihoct.
Mai w. And will Visit Potosi
Ss.e "a q SANE nOuaa, --,ile balance of time
FsssOns Tue 'ne mouth ATTENDED to with prompt
assaA 9 hlasihg over cavities and Wish to save
& PeIsosse gold Filings II the Low psiee OF 81, 90
.. Ae@ TO eat With them tbs Il inst week il
Iss asiaetion given in all cases, or no
~ Teeth is
SeSs a "a acted without prin with Galvsnism.
Street, over Bevsns' Book Store.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
WM. E. CARTIER.
STEPHEN o. PAINE,
=. n. fssE4ElS.

AHorney and CoaaSe(tor at Loao,
LANCASrEk, WISCONSIN
Is associated with the Hon. V. ELLIS, OF
Washington City, In tie prosecution OF Boun-
ty Land, Pension and ali classes OF claims
asanst the United States. 100
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

| R why are pretty women like good
lbeetss''
~Why, because the younger they ate
ahe sweeter."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
THOMAS BOWEN
Report Of Equalization Committee Assess

The following report on equalization of
assessments of the several towns of Grant
County, was adopted:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Mas.

| !: seP
| sirplay;
! Chan
| ,gvills
bel:
| whole
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
Yet Another British Outrage.

Captain c'rowell, II the ship John
and Albert, which arrived 81 New
Orleans on Monday, reports that on
he lIih INST when between Florida
and Cuba, his Vessel, with the Ameri.
can ilag flying, was fired into FIVE
times BY a British war steamer
The shot, be alleges, passed quite
close to the vessel aud over her and
she vas compelled to have to, with.
oui having time to take IN the canvas
u The ship, ~ rs 10 save her spnrs,
although It was blowing very heavily
at The time, and she hai everything
Sc, before he wind. The las, shot
was fired after she had come 10 the
v1nd-passcd just overhead. and
vas evidently intended to dismas,
her. She was then boarded from the
steamer, and Captain Crowcll wa.
required TO show his papers. Short.
after the British officer had lcf, I
United States steam friga,c came I,
the rescue Memphis .haaacAc
Yes, and what lid the commando
OF the Amer, can fnga,c do Did h,
demand Of the British officer imme.
dia,c rcpara,ion for the outrage upor
our Tag Such should have beer
his course.
These British ouirages upon Amer
lean vessels have tccn too frcqncn.
Of late. II our war vessels are in
sufficient in number to prc,cc, gu
commerce., in every sea, lC, II.
GOvcrnmcn, issue commissions |,
priva,ccrs, aud American scamcI
will soon humble British arrogance
and teach tina, nation, over again
The two lessons VIC gave them /
times past, and which, !, appear,
they have forgotten.
IL Is true cur Government Ia
already demanded Of England sa,i.
faction for pas, Ouuagcs upon on
Gag ; bu, until tia, ia given, y
heartily desire to hear Of our men
of.var tosing satisfaction ct n
lannon's mouth.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
Fos ne Pamela Star,
To the Eureka Student"

noticed In the last number Of The
Stan a communication ON Hoops,
over The signature Of IA Eureka
Student" llIc is a young man,
Of course.
Young man, do you know how
impoli,c i, is in You 10 make sarcas.
tie remarks about the ladies' dresses
Have you no more respect for your.
self aud the many beautiful and at.
,raclive young ladies Of Eureka, than
to make such unfoundcd and rcmorsc-
less remarks about ,hcmg | know
who You are, and can confidently
say that my hoops have never been
in your way. "Sludcn,," you have
accused the ladies Of being extraya-
CANT but lc, us see " some Of the
Eureka boys are not cxravagan, too.
Bu, FIRST let US notice how "fast"
you are ge,tlngto bel You can Civ,
the dimensions Of a lady's hoops Al
sight. You are prcsuming to know
too much abou, the ladies', and mol
enough abou, yourself. Bu, keel
on--you will be a Judge Of small
matters after awhile. Il would NO
take much persuasion to make som,
Of you think that you are abont n,
wise as Father Moses was. Evcl
now, q, the tender ages Of III md ~
You can make Theological disgust
,ions. So much for YouHg .aaer
ia.
! "Studen,," | have cndcavcrcd {,
portray your elevated presumption
and will conclude by giving you
bin, on your cxtravagan, dressing
Il At Eureka you will see young me
with their snow.whi,c pants s,rarpe
down to the solcs OF their gaitc
shoes, and their shir, collars NJ
expanded like the inlc,s Of q cis,ern
while their parents are q, home labor
ing in the most compulsory drudscr,
10 sustain them.
Now, "S,udcnt," Il We have i'm
. posed anything more than you hav,
We hope Il will only incline Won
think where You are the next tim
you crow /; and remember thu, 70
. ere held a. q distance by your in
+. pcrtincncc.
ri AN ADVOCATE or HOOPS.
A. Eureka, May ~, 1858.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
sssfs, Nsasia f.aytssss

M U ftaHvGus
...tu.t,sa ..MH
80
wtmHk.
at.a
tHI4f prtsftatnH r.
mstld g,lfs
M,,,as,t's
.Fuf sss.
frff vi fpfgw T6s
H.f.I Dirf.t l,0sn ta.f sts,,
.Ittl4. ttIa. H. 60
atst.H rin.Is. Ist t-ss..,at.
A.FJml Wa,nmlewll.lal
aat tfI nsl t... s,lsa .t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
Rslioious

On Lost Wednesday athinspreaeh.
ne for at indefinite penol va be-
gun Ia auf lovn, BY Rev NJ Tabb,
assisted BY Rev j NJ Temple, and
Rev NJ Young
On Sunday Ia, the Sacrament
vas administered n tie N 4.
Church, by Rev j. NJ Temple, a..
SISTED By -four other Ministers
Monday morning, a, u o'clock
daily Prayer meeting was held, ant
has continued up to tbs ponol, ans
probably will be continued mt
much good shall have been accom-
plishcd. Preaching is hal ever,
night. As yet bu, little iu,cres
has been manifested in these NEE,
'ngs hat we ,rus, tina, the lcascn !
ut work which shall cause such
rising up Of the Spin, in the hear,
Of the people as was never seen i
Pamela. Our town needs rcgcncra,
ing.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
New Candidates.

We present the names. this week.
Of three new candidates for Office.
One for Assessor, "a very desirable
Office, !, appears. J one for Treasurer,
aud enc for Policeman. Come on,
gentlemen, our candidates column
Is no, ye, quite full.
Our terms Tor announcing candi.
dates ATE the same as those Published
IN all the papers in the State. Tcu
dollars for pis.ric, Offices. Eve dollar.
for County CfcCs, aud three dollar,
for Bca, ofces. Bu, whether the
candidates are beat, or not. vi
charge the same; or, rathsr. "a,
DON, charge ., all-our terms AZ,
cssii Tor announcements. 80 %,
az airaaee. This /, , general rul,
With the Press.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

F>s- We would call the particular
attention Of every reader to the ad-
vcr,iscmcn, Of McLxAN's STRENGTH
gStSs CoRriu and voieASic Oh
LrsixrSr. They are too wcll known
in this community to require recon.
menjs,ions. but there are many Of
our readers who are suaerius from q
deransemcn, Of the digestive organs
wi,hou, the slightest idea Of the real
cause, giving rise to symptoms such
as dependency, nervous, anplesssn,
feeling, inaesisien, lack Of energy,
making existence . burden. To al
Who may be so afflicted. try thi'
Cordial; u viii give immediate re.
lief. To ell vho may he athletes
with Sores or Pains Of any kind, n,
the Linimenl See the advertise
men, in another column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

Ihe mississippi river At M. n.
!, nov about NJ high ~ II hss, :
during ihc season. and Il slill fs.,
u Il sllll on lht lie ahase, anil ,
have The most melancholy hdiAs |
The overflow below We pfosuM, !
continued rains will swell Inc =
volume Of the Mississippi 10 nd !
extent that II will Inundaie Inc a.
country below Tor many hssLv
miles The aspec, n things 4 \
Orleans about this time il fsshaI
the cxtreu Q. -. Memphis .hsbwa
8ld nH
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

SMALL BoSxErs AND NEURALGIA.
The new spring bonncls, says a
louuser on Broadway, continue to BE-
worn Of the oys,sr.shell pattern,
small and rounded ct the cheeks
Emincu, men attribute the great in.
crease, among women, Of neuralgia,
tic. dclourcux, loss Of sight, and
great suffering in the ear, to this
fashion Of excessively small tonness
which dress the neck instead Of tho
hcad.-Er.
That's ell very veil. Il may b
the small bonness thu, cause neural.
sia among the women, bat VIA,
causes Il amongst the mcnf The,
doa'tvear small bonnets. We rattle,
suspect hat sseve.pipe hats END
brandy s-usshss-sspeeislly the lat.
ser-src the fruitful causes Of Ii,
disease among the he's.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
Wind and Rain.

On Friday nigh,la las, our ,cvn and
vicinity were visited by q severe
thunder storm. The vind hlcs o..
vsre'y, and torrent. Of rain descend.
Cd. Since, then vchssch had frsqucn,
~sAsssn-heasy ouss-and Q, tho
present time leaien. haci clouds still
ossrcss, the sly. jus, ahcu, nov
80 much water Is unshelsscme, .,
many farmers ere cutting wheat. and
the grass 10 pressing them in In
cotton and com selds. ". DO no,
hear very cheering accounts from IN,
sosnsry. Let rs hope for ii. bes,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

The rl'm wapot Of lhf tl'at
Ifn hohe otly lat Moulay, anI
has gone 10 Court Al lluHaudo
Wc sfe Installed pro- iem ~ Ne
sabelum. aud ullA miserable hal
Pen, anil o pain VI OOH scissors W.
lave caleNofrl 20 esiu teii,. e
sheet Any ,hofleumlufs, there.
fots, 10 lht mus, may hs fhn hhiy
aiiashtl ~ D.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

- Las, Fridays Grenada Loco.
feeosesive did No, come to hand .Ai.
week. With i'' accustomed regularity.
rrssme i's polite. sraslsmsaly
sOarseoss. high. minded, noble. Gen.
srsss. szssllea' end humane pss;sa.
~, he's suickta the Sraa from Nj.
let Of exchanges. There must, in
that case, b an eclipse IN Ii,
ssnessn. Another rleisa los. frou
Tie frsis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

thur Northern exchanges con- |,
rs tccming with accounts Of IN
religious r%cyivals, aud veil ia I
vance wager a beaver with ssgu
spectacle Know Nothing ,hs, |
whole thing turns out to 10 nsl,
more nor less than new polss
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES X. N. HI.
Loringion Adroca'e.
The vick'hurg Wing says Mel 4.
killer would do u smashing bush.
in Holmes County.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

~ "lIe thu, hath PITY on the
poor, lende,h 10 the Lord.s
We end the sbove in the Missis.
siPpi Baptist. AZ v. have great and
siness pity for ell the poor, speei.
ally printers and old maids, VI
rather think hat W have On immense
amount Of "tressure laid up il
Heaven" Hope ven Be repaid
shen our earthly tolls ere o'G.-
Seish.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02
sesssriss

NJ maiiHas y Ne rashas N
aislg u hahi n NE fhmA, q
.tisfails II be- tsaa asvHash
sh f.' A. fIiiai, tfshts 81
! sy Tened ne t,asa
iaNst H ltN H 'Iha N W.
ta ffHw - am
lslst h faig ftlN hs fsimf "
SEEDS shafsgw rNfy fa'w Ne
tlnst. 81 A6ail lha ntH lf
sa fss isfn iai hsf dresses tfs
silsa tolisd Aei iaisnpsf,sl
smaff W. daF fnhtl, There ats
.f'n oi tf.t taa iflffiel, vi
mtpais, & Fau H DO fa'ei u
.lhs mltf ltiieile fhaes
Ath.ns OF lhs ianl oIainel ~
a,,n Y as hpfstl ,ys5lloa
apf atHralt se mggea t+fa f#all
portion ri u DO applet % lhe fe
mo,il VI ohflmtbohs lliafe lho
ehuah slilw We gahunH'ao the
40 will sngtt lba moti complete
muslaeimloa oil Interested ulecI.
tly lhe lalIm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

sfw Ualfisi, Mag Y IN The Com
mph Council, to-day, resolutions wefe
read authorizing the Mayor 70 sqalp and
,oal an ARMED vessel against llfi,sh
cruisers,
A meeting i called n NE Arcade, Sat
ufdaS, 10 take inln consideration The
iohdlng Of IN armed vessel 10 the Gulf.
A meeting u The citizens n New uf.
leans u called tonight, 10 consult ih'
pfepfieiy " sending m armed vessel NJ.
ief the Durmfl aud Siyn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

1t is said that ivy will no, elisl
q poisonous tree Or other subs.sl.
What a pity the ,cndrils Of ss
man. heart have no, the same IN
some and salutary instinct.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-06-02

Tug Pun TRApg Who could
dream Of the magnitude such an un.
icrtaking MS the manufacture VI n
purga,iye pill assumes when !, comes
into general use. And how pain
fully do the following numbers speak
Of the amount OF human sickness
aud suffering, that little mOrcel Of a
remedy goes forth to combat and
sabdac. DR.. J. c. AVER, OF Low
ell. manufactures in his laboratory
forty gross per diem Of his Caaar,
nc PiHs, through all tho year. This
Is eigh, boxes q minute or one los,
. second. We thus find over - ,O0t
persons swallow this pill every day
or i,2ae6. 900 a month. Physicians
think Of that $4,000 patients I
day who seek relief from the mcii
cal skill Of one man. Surely tina
man should be, as he is in this csse
one Of the frs, intelligence and o
I H. I..t.. .t... H.. ..