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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-10

TVS Ruor ~ THs NsrTra-An
invalid sent ~ hs physician and
sher detailing 10 him the whole eais.
lsgue Of his pains srd aches. he deIib-
erately summed up shs>.--
"Nov, doctor. yuu have humbSg.
rvd m. long eno iah With youf eus6.
. .ac'hiig pills anil vosthless syfuve
ssa trssh-,ley dsu't begin 10 seorh
the diihcaliy. wish yca 10 stri8s o.
III. real cause ef my siImsas. III b
In your power 10 reach H.
with all my heart" said The
doctor. ii, shall he dsn.l' Thea
lifting his cane. With one hlou he de-
nlsuIishei 4 ,lecsstes Of brandy tlAt
stood upon the sid.bcsrl'
"There." ssii he ssdrink only of
heavens aisiiIlery--pose rain water.
and ysu Won, seesi ~ symr."
Guess dectess would b honest
R~a u their patients vosld let thsD.
kvpa - scsld priests. By the 49,
rul., ssd hvyvss. scs. all-all Be-.
coww hsaeue then. Il q stupid vvrid
void Ut them. 30 much II cause
and seees.
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Si,n., IN .,,-y branch u tho Dcu,al
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\ the l,iir. m ! ran,lem'n of pano'
the yicin,,v. - tho pre.sn' orpnr.
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fhN fols lhf mallah W hff hpAm,
w. ~ hal ehaegel " .ig.hlhk hns,
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Il sasmel III heaven as Rluwlh3 there
fhe spot sas lovely mI serene
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With hers ani there M epuuluk made
lpf lha l,v wini's sweet aufeasde...
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A. aaf.ll, waves. kni w her ado
knsli uns whose ssp's anfsthsmesl tbs
Whose dianms. whasi hopes u future
years,
Whose earliest lore wAs hofs all hers.
Hut on her lip ihsfr vn- M tone
IN soothing answer io his own
lls heart eapri ,dih tumaltuoas thrill,
nll hers was cold and calm and still,
save vhen sho mal that hurnlhe glance
Thou came mnmcniafy trance
~ inward aronv u passed
The aayefinf lash vas downward cas.
Aud though The cheek NJ. jus, as fair,
A tear. only -,rcmhlci there.
Twas dashed aside Why weep in vain,
And thu. ada torture 10 his rainP
ilsr soul too long had nursei o,rc,
That love could never win VI share,
The struggle passed with 'ha, wild tear
The lover bowed his lis,'ninf ear,
a though poets rlorioa- lvre
Ma- ,remblins on hcs lips Of hrc.
iwaall that thou haia loved me lc-s,
Or hid dared 10 love thee mare,
4 would have sparcl lhr deep distress
Which thou plu-t feel and deplore.
u nigh, have plusied earth. hrirh,ss.
hpvrrs,
AMI made their fragrance al their own;
Il wouli have spared the sndiest hours
Th,. unlamed heart has ever known.
or hid il been ms destiny
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the elemlis N ladlrlAl uaiuefsl ~
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10 The oflee which yon have hlled lef
The last four YEAR With such marked
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Asihs subject is already btriunlhf
h ANiaie The publh mni W. solicit
an early fepl, Repeatedly,
W N PAINE,
JuIiN T. WILSON,
JAMES 4. DUNN,
.ipliSN NiiNSLLLi.
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~ Somebody .s.s serais msas
word. any way yea can hx Il. Yea
can't make . respecsable vord Of u.
aayhov. Rewsve tbe 4 and II is evil.
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Wy whole eaudnel AZ 4 pablle N
eef M ihe lasi fif ipafs. 4 hna hf
fHfa Ne people n ihla iil.ltlfl ani !
dbuhi nol iheg vii JUDGE N v ehhfI
lally and e.sfsrily tiaas0laus ~
m, psn n having done my duiy haf
ealt anl IL lhe bpsl n ny hhlllii
have drlefmlnel gentlemen, W w..
aud AN nov rindIdals fiffs.elsUiloh
am renilemea,
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pm. iame. l. Dam, Jubn v Nuul
nelly y " aalson, ahd 4 7 cfala
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To- A lady entered nv rocds
slofe, Ia lawn. the other day, and -
pfcssd desire 10 soe wmc WOOL Dc
lalnca, The polite clert, with elegant
address, showed lief variety u pie
csa " line tessnic ard chelve cllnrinr
Afi,r inssiuR anl examining them io
her hoau's cunicnl, he remarked
lhe goods are part eullos, .lf "
"Ny dear madam" returned The
clerh. "ihe.c goods are ~ free run
cottou n. your breast l.----
The lady started.
"l'rce Ifom guile, madam" hs Inl'
mclla,rly added,
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|l,ney Cvi,. done with Nes,ness
Sr,,ch, Anl on fea'onabls terms
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T"Ma. n ~ eress The bridge a,
sight. must We psy ssllr'
"Of ceurse. my dear; vty Do you
ash Z"
Because the river sill have geae
TO sleep."
-Ohs h. nves never sl.ers."
Then chr hes ], . tsd. Mammal
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09

Arrive a, Goieonda BY epm,
Leave GoIccnta Tuesdsy. Thursday. and Saturday
steam;
Arrive At Shswncsiown iy pm.
1854 From Equality. by Harrisburg. South America, sod
Grab Orehard, TO Marion. 80 miles and hack, once
week
Leave Equality Mondsy at Sans
Arrive at Marion by pm,
Leave Marion Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Equality BY pm.
Proposals inv I'd for three times q week service.
1885 From Rseigh, by Long Branch, Gswod, and Rec
tor, to McLeansborcueh, 30 miles and back,
week.
Lsave Raleigh Thunday at7sn;
Arrive st Mclean sborough by pm,
Leave McLeansborough Friday al a 10;
Arrive at Raleigh by pm.
1886 From Raleigh, by Harrisburg. Mtchssvie Somer-
sci, and Grand Pier, to Elizabe,htowr. 80 miles
and back. once 4 week.
Leave Raleigh Frdsy at a m,
Arrive at Eiizsbeihtown by 6 pm;
Leave EIxsbethown Saturday at 6 m,
Arrive II Raleigh by pm.
1867 From Raleigh, by ChIsmsnsvIle. BoffsIo, Cotton
wood, New Haven, Msrshal's Landing, and Tho
mass Mills, (Indians to Mount Vernon, s6 miles
and back . week.
Leave Rs.igh Friday al m;
Arrive q Noun. Vernon same DAY BY pm'
Leave Mount Vernon Saturday at am,
Arrive At Raegh came day by pm.
1858 Frcm Raleigh, by Apple Tree Auis, and Prairie
Hill, to Marion, "a piles and back. week.
Leave Raleigh Tuesday Il m;
ATHve ~ Marion W 4p mi
Leave Marion "Wednesday at z m;
Arrive al Raleigh by pm.
1859 From Gsllatis, by Locust Grove, Fits HILL Frsnk
Tort. Townmcun,. aud Big Muddy, to Duqa'in,
AZ miles and back, once week
Leave Gsllatia Saturday at 8 m,
Arrive at Dusuon by pm;
Leave Duquo'n Friday at a IN,
Arrive ut aatia by Jpn.
lle4O Fr Little Muddy, BY Ossgs and Blarsvie to
Fredona, II mles aud back, a week.
Leave Li,,le Muddy Frdsy 81 8 am,
Arrive at Fredonia by IL m,
| Leave Fredonis Friday at m,
Arrive at Little Muddy by pm.
1854 From venns by Grey's Mills and Ash Ridge, to
| Caedonis, rs mil.s and back. cnce week.
Leave Vienna Tuesday st7am,
| Arrive at Caledonia by 4 pm,
Leave CALEDONIA Wednesday II . 10
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Hill, to Newton, 80 miles and. back, twice . week.
Leave Palestine Monday and Thursday All sam,
Anye at Newton by m,
D Leave Newton Tuesdsy and Friday at sans
Arrive ut Palestine by 6pm
ll6lo From Lawrsaeevs by Old Farm, Fla, Rock, and
New Hebron, TO Kobinsoo ~ miles aod back, once
Leave LswrsnesviIe Friday at pm,
Arrive Al Robinson by p IN;
Leave Robinson Friday At sam,
Arrive at Ls~rencsvils by
1871 From Lawreucevic by Pettys striDgtown, and
Saint. Maria, Newton. 80 miles and back,
. week.
Leave Lawrsnceville Monday a6am
Arrive al Newton by pm;
Leave Newton Tuesday at q mt
Arrive a. Lawrencsvillc by pm.
ii6l2 From Misr by Ruark, and Olive, to Bridgeport, IA
miles and back, week
Leave Micr Friday n m;
Arrive at Bridgeport by IL N,
Leave Bridgeport Friday at pm,
Arrive at Mier by o p m
li6I3 From Mount Carmel, BY Cards Point, Frendsvile
Me Bon Pas. and Calhoun, to Olnsy, 81 miles
and back, q week.
Leave Mount Carmel Friday Al can;
Arrive ct Oney by pm;
Leave Olney Saturday At
Arrive at Mount Carmel by 81 m.
II6la From Mount Carmel by Cards Point, Mill Prairie,
West salem, and Petersburg, to FrsnsoDis. 40
miles and back, week.
Leave Mount Carmel "Wednesday At cam,
Arrive At Fransona by Z Pms
4 Lsave Fransonia Thursday al ms
Auivo Of Mount Carmel BY 7pm.
1913 From Mou,t Carmel by Friend Grove, New Hope,
Albion, and Wsbosh, to Fairfield, 80 miles and
back, three times week.
Lrasc Mount Carm,l Tuesday, Thursday snd Sat
usdsy at 8 am;
Arrive atFsFfeld by p
Leave Far6sld Mordsy, Wednesday, and Friday Al
Sam;
An.ve at Mount Carmel by pm
Il8i8 From Albion, by Now Massilon Mount Erie, En-
terpse and Blue Point to Indian Prsire, "a miles
and hack, week
Leave ALBION Thursday .. lam,
Arrive at Indian Prairie by pm,
Leave Indian Prairie Friday At I'M;
Arrive at Albion by m.
1917 From Fsif ID BY Morsns Gr0xe, Enterprise, and
Pin IN luniie nd herk
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He,ksr. Pauie du Long, and Smith or, Belle
VILE, is miles and back, once week
Lesvs ksskaskis Friday 1t II m;
Arrive Ut BeisvuIs next day by IN,
Leave Bsievills Thursday at = IN;
Arrive Al Kaskaskia next day by 10 I'm.
1853 From Waurloo, by Essls CIfs Hsrsen,le. ard
Scrabble, and Monroe City, to Waterloo. squsl
TO ~ miles aud back twice We X.
Leave Waisrlo, Monday end ThursJsy nj 7 a m,
Arrive at Waterloo by pm.
1855 From spn ., by Jordan Grove. Laurel Hill, snJ
Red Bud, 20 Waterloo. 80 miles and back.
Leave Sparta Tuesday at am;
Arrive ct Waterloo by pm,
Leave Waterloo Wednesday Al sm
Arrive at Srsts by 6 p m.
1852 From Nashville to schvsw, u miles and back six
times week.
Leave Na.hvile daily, except Sunday, at am
Arrive at Richvisw BY i mi
Leave Rchvisw daily except Sunday, at 2pm,
Arrive at Nashville by m.
1868 From Nashville by Ekhorn, couiterviIle, Sparta
Stccie's Mills, AMI Bremen, TO Cbestr, 81 miles
aud back, three times elk.
Lsave Nashville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at4am;
Arrive at Chester by 9 p m;
LEAVE Chester Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday a,
lam;
Arrive at N ashviIIe by 9 o m.
1859 From Nashville, BY Plum Hill, ard Maskoulah to
Bellcvie SO miles and back, twice week.
Leave Nashville Monday and Thursday at 8 am;
Arrive at BclIevls by 6p NJ,
l'eave belIeviIle Tuesday and Friday al 8 an,
Arrive at Nashville by m
Proposals. invited for three times week rerviee.
1880 From Bellevie, by Freeburg, Fayetteville, Mud
Greek. Msron, and Jordan Grove, to spnrts, SO
'milea and back, twice . week.
Leave Bslsville Wednesday and Friday at ami
Arrive at Sparta by p M,
Leave Sparta Tuesday and Thursday at 8 an;
Arrive at BslIevlle by IN;
l69l From g. Louis, (Mo by Ilinoistowp and French
viIlsgc TO Bellovile, II miles and back, six times
a week.
Leave 1t. Louis daily, except Sunday, at Z M,
Arrive ut BelIevl'e by IL a m;
Leave Bcllevihe daily, except Sunday, at 2 IN,
Arrive at st. Louis by 6 p m.
1862 From Carlyle, by Beaver Creek, Grecnv lc Elm
Point, and Bear Creek, to Hilsboro, 80 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave CARLYLE Friday al s q m;
Arrive at Hisboro came day by D m;
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er if arrangements be perfected will commence
the publication of Month Paper, under the
above title, in Il city of New Orleans.
1t will have no conncxOn whatever with politics
or party, but will be devoted exclusively to Agr.
culture and its kindred branches; and the dcvcl-
opcment of the great resources of the two States,
one in interest, in geographical position, and in
have some experiencc-industry - and a
thorough, personal knowledge of the country-its
high lands and auvialsit cane brak and marshes
-prairies and pine woOds-and their respective
capabilities. And my columns will be rendered
valuable by the contributions of enlightened wri-
tiers in both conn unities-practical planters hor-
ticulturists, mechanics and mon Of science. Under
their auspices, indeed and al their instance un.
dertakc this enterprise.
The FARMER will endeavor to be worthy Of It's
name-plain, straightforward, well-meaning, in
dustrious and practical not meddlesome and con.
tentous, but attending strictly to its own line Of
business.
1t will contain monthly review of the markets
and of commercial transactions, and of wholesale
and retail prices for all descriptions OF country pro
duce, upon which planters may rely; with busl
ness directory and many other items useful to our
friends at home.
1t will appear in fine highest style of typograph
ical art-due alike to the great and opuent mctrop
oils whence it will be issued, and to the families ane
ircsides it proposes to visit.
The public support, the aid Of my brethren o
the Press and of the POstmasters in Louisiana ant
Missssippiis respectfully invoked.
TERMs-S5 invariably in advance. Remittance
| may be addressed to Duncan Logan, Commission
Merchants, 81 Carondelet street. or to DR.. VIM
| G. Austin, New Orleans
J. F. II. CLAIBORNE.