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~ A., ns sirsirrnss, ffnm large Hand
Wu,n tigv ctvl', lone With Nehlns's
niDaNu't, ,ni On fs,sanihlelerms.
y ll e,mnun ih,Ianl mnsl he Al.
i.u,l 10 W. \. WAN, l'g., Pamela,
N, rW.
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MANI 70 kvow.--lf . usaS
boo, crrats has'ns he ect wssic 10
his solc;" Aiive-s shis o6es ID.
mciia'ely.--P.aiaississ.
He has. cer,aialy. the fcsn issisa
Of music. sahhsse IN HE snle Ut
TIE esssler snd xepsr ssso srs -
Mor. Bat uhas IL IL shsadR =
ysa 'svsos = knss' foe! Ass -
esiae - oivs eeNesFss sfbsst4
T1kIs c7s1lnspekse.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-03-03

a cat caught aspanos and vas
aboa, to 'losoar Il, ba, the sparrow
saii, mo g~ns'emsn eats VII he
ha. hr., wa.heihi. face" Th. cat,
struck With tbs rsmar., Sc. the spar.
ron down and began 10 wash hls
face With his paw, bu, the sparrow
dew away. This vesei puss es.
,reme'y. and he saii, "As lsag ~ !
live vii "a, FIR, and wash nv fsss
af,srwarls.r Which oil cats %,
even 10 this DAY.
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ssnrrysrsv Isvrssex ASp Pssvsa-
ass.--rhs Boston Post Is responsible for
the following aircciy,
A eirt.hsfrvs.hcrse blurjer. sr nv Mind.
Vas Srsxspeue's wrissn; ''saoinssi, crib.
bed, esu1ne1ss
4 ssaesalrx ia ~ esbn lately hsppsnej
Tat mssss ms real, ''cvesssl,r shsn
"erbbsl'' sai "sAbsued.s
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From The Ripley Adruisor.
Tipr,n CorSry, Miss, Jan. 1853.
Hos. J. W. TnoMrsoS,
DrM SIN IIav.
Ing confidence in your integrity, hon.
esiy and capacity, wc respectfully
scl'ci, you to become candidate for
the Office Of C,rcsit Judge Of our
district, believing. S W. do, tina,
YOU would discharge the da,ie. Of
ihl. responsible trus, With a firm and
impartial hand, lookin, a,one TO the
Law aud justice of every cause.
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S- "Goa made Washington
ehildle.s that nation m,gh, call
him father. Tan the author Of this
explain Why God made Mr. Baehsn.
- childlc>sf-.fysss.
We ore not the sssbos of the
above. tui would surgs., the, is our
opinion il vas becsuse he wanted TO
stop the breei.- - Prosrie .Hrs.
e% DR.. South says--''Ths tale
bearer end The tale. e.hesrsr shosIh 10
laseed p bosA ssseslss-sAsf fsssss
b she ssasse, 81 sks hss9 ~ -
ess."
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gIPLry, MIss., Jsnasr, 20, 1853.
10 NY J,i,ndsV T.pys. C,sniy,
Mrs, mAo hsrs, ~ litter. re-
ysssstd ms ., becosss q osads.
dafe for Circuit Jydss;
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THE WAY OF LIFE-Number Six Of his
vgHcus ~eskiyi. rsly fcr NJ who dss 70 sdl %
their sLis ,tszjous dignity IL contains s,
Oh he ssat Revival IN America ey tb-
GREAT SURGEON Il Lnr An.
Alec S.ru<D Yo1rs Mel ey he
Rev. DR. HUTTON Of this city.
e,st.sbs ia referenc. 70 the rDi Ttensi IA Ph.si..
rls The Fr.m.n ia Phi.d-fhis The C1uyent.n Yosog
Nsrs Christian Asoiaiios IN Boson Sunday School Ann
,ssiies 10 Broryn aud Hiismso7rin tl-c ION ReIrns
from Youns Cnrisso Assi.t5s al toe Cooatry
re- % R.visA Req re e IN the priIcpd Cie. aod
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Sen ordinations.
The Ueiou q Hands, b.: nc. 81 Iic.r:..'
4 RTHUR's NEW and BEAUTIFUL STORY.
TIE HAND, BUT NOT THE UEiRr;
Ca,
LlFT-TRIALs or JESSIE LO9ING.
BY r.. ). AKTrvR.
ore rea. l1po. Pr Que DJhr.

'Wl.r ;be Ulnce ~ ma tsta" To- married iJl
B. written writer NAMED 'Bs wreJ slrev Wal
BE- This qpot.'ioD nas h2vioe sein'i-
rd in The ok tef BY Mr. Arbrf-:h" best
within -args If knowledge of rs sfitnrs.
Az awakened tue mnd 81 the esde-, ia the
l,ias al Jessie Lony AL D. slely dawn on - pc
rusa Of the end, The sod peoaef 10" ne recc
tor OF i'm n1ne. Of sentiment sTd sympathy We com
ueId ~oik formally but Nitey aud IS iS;i "asd
shove ertld in-rs boSlun NJ the gest worn
which hes moIaIzed HIs. II ,Iie; BeecteI Stove"
Aau AIbor Ne 90
"The o one Of grsf rore 1ud it Al TO bsys
beneficial iIfGeuce upon all VIA reed ~ Portland Arg -
The enersitirs ins-Trcye ofthe mps snd
ieouiul o.ies for which he ty - pdetsd 70 y ~
thur" Cn. inEs,l Co'ome'itd-
"A plsin prartirs w0rk of felton, from Toe
pen Of T. 6. Arthur who wiz i1e with ,: hpse'
Try FINES.
For really mind tA4Lg ale Tpeie with nciten.s Of tie
hshe interest yet es'bcTtd II the onuoG, .griy oay resi-
fl Of life comm nd - o Arthur" IN. Sln.
saying ,bst there no. page 10 toe wnole
story whea needed siye iDpescness 20 tbe nGc1
nteoed les,C taUgh. by The boob lF;oyeence r0st
"A beautiful Boy, flu Of intense ire'-s, aui svine pies
PIE he mer1oy Tue no-A nc1 ass good
one. aod i s8te boob 20 IeaL" hniiIrd CJDrLn'.
Mr. ArtnUis stories of domestic he always n;eeTiDe
and not rr,y nXcspiputhe bu comuendh'le ia Poin1 OF
morals TntI influence il tlNGyt The side OF yHLe"
~. y Com T,hi Advertise.
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object slwsNs 3D. His volumes are snch sa pf-Lt
pa. hauds oi ,hd knew That IA ih- be "i mud
1epelt OF tVtl" y Y. ColIisr AID ElQ.ser.
III ia lut piece of ,or and ye, accomplish las;
ing gooi than InarN sermon or iec'ur'+'
rb- sac W,shinEton
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NJ lI5 Nassa1s;
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Nov Ready:
TH J. LITTLE CHURCH. LIBRARY
II

TH l. LlTTLE CHURCH LIBRARY.
BY JENNY MARSH PARKER
In SX NoiDes IcIJsdfe sioe SOL -epsrasiy In e.s Is
cents vol iuit
,b'ics series # ltle vJIWes s-l,s fnr Sunday
- bols ;be Family CitCesey attractive IL s:i- AUD in
sIuctnC il ;htT .-sctiLs
CONTEvTs:
J, AROUND THE MANGEk; tjr CHR'srN.s, P.sr .ND
hHEsNE VIII g.. Chry,os'ou's SeIc5D
II. THE LIGHT on EHE WORLD; Or, FOOTPRINT. OF
CHsIsI LORD
III SEEDS FOR THE SPRI Jg-TINF; Or coHsOS N,NFs
Coln,u> Tunes Tn CnURCH LITVRCy EXPLAINED
IoR LITrLE LFARsERs
". THE SOLDIER OF TIE CROSS Or, TBL LirE UF 81
Pau. Written f. tire l.ros Of the Flock.
\. FRANK EARNEST; o. GoiNc iNTO TIE NSsrLRs
Nl>ESARS.
VI. WHAT A LITTLE CHILD SHOULD KNOW Or Spi-
PIE Ltsso>s CREED, LORDs PEAIfR, rES COMMAND
MINIS ct.
p,ssn.d Il Parents Sponsors aud Teachers.
STANFORD DELI5SER.
Publishers, No 50S Broadway.
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7 EASE of COAL LANDS at SCRANTON Pa.

ONLY SIX STATES EAST of the MOUN-
" TAINs lsG which exclusive rights sell WRiOHfs
PATENT SECTION sPRleG BID BOTTOMS h. Nay be
Stl'ssd by slp'i5sG WSIGirs sPias ssf s ,a III, ~.
W WRIGHT. sape,i,tenies'
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Chances for Bnsiness Hleu.
Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN SPRlNGFIELD.-M ANUFACrURING
i PROPERTY for SALFAn the real and peIso 81 property
ai,ly belong the Wad Consisting
Ola bk Cotton Factory containing machinery for is 200 SPIN
d5s Of the constructions Counting and Cloth Rom, Boz
I house. blocks brick Boarding houses iwos than s1f
cicnt the no3ston Of the Ms bak Machine shop
Agents House. six 0vr1cs Cottages together with sandty
other buildings Also. bAnch Railroad. mie In length,
connecting h the Western Railroad Ws,nrover sasaas.
g. OcO sndcs with Substantial dam and a. aud so
q Lard lying both sides Of the Chic River Ia fosns
Spin sIed Chicop@e and Ludlow. For Information
sply 10 S. FkOTlIEGIIAM, Boston GEO. wALkER,
Springfield. O. w. HOLT At the Nil or L. BARSrOW aud
r. II DELANO New iork. r.hU
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pARNUM's MUSEUN.-FRIDAY. Nay 2s-
ID ATKINSON, e, 3o'clsCk-Fr N BENEFIT 81 SUSAN
DkNIH The COMEDY eutifsd SKETCHES IN INDIA Tom
Tape, Mr. H. Jldlnj sally serssgs, Nj. Dsuia Alter
zkth, BRYANT BROTHERS W Their peculsr p.-ortn1u
Nj knvoIih Bsp 500 To ooueilde wirh The yIaGISt
MUMMY. GIBgsr Blue Nj h Hlu,ing,on. EVENING All
Colts s,es, LedrsI Story, RoSALisD HUBERT. OF THE
HILLSIDE TRAGEDY: win Mas s.san Den ia Tn eh-s
Of Rfssiu6 ard Dir II. wilkins Simon Peter D1ke
Tie uosi mt Ie,tipe Of ala beautiful things TIE AoUAkA or
AQUA sIvAhlA, nsy be t<.ias ukco me f'n"-s
HArfY FAMILY, LIyiS9 SlRPENT =. ADMIT q ~
Oh cssis; Children .t&eI tee, - cxtt.
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TINHE NEW-lORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
FOR NAY %

THE NEW-A0 s6K Nv WE ! TRIBUNE
TIE Nrw-YoRk WEEKLY Tn!BUNE for this
week contains the following:
I.LEADrNG ARTICLES Tie Uiah News. Tn s,es
# Lu,ttow Dlogi.,: New Ho,ioss TIE NJ ,tor.
ne Of lgw., P,wcF' Of The ffr'id,n'; rO' TaHh
nREyIEw OF THE WEEK: Givins In condensed
AID ,on;pc9o1s form The latest and most inpoisnt
events that have traUsIiIvd "a the City AID ssbGrts'
United State. MeA 80, sud Europe
III. GOV. CUMMING AT SALT LAKE.
v..FRON VENEZUELA
y.ooL BENToy's OPINION OF TIE ADMINS
TRATION: Repy TO Mr Wm Carey Jones'
N..sElRCHING AMERICAN VESSELS.
Vn..HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM Utah A,ri S,,r o.
zion - me Gsap-h, i1isryisw s' O. CS S51sH
Rurnored Emigration Of the Mormons-Goy Cum
ming q; San LAX. City.
VII. INTERESTING From WASHINGTON: G.A1asy
Jones and he Presidents DnnefA
IX..THE GOLD MINES OF IOWA C';IespobleDe ei
The n. \. rtibune.
X..TlIRiLLIES PICTURES OF TIE WAR IN
INDIA: Sceles e. the Capture Of Lucknow.
NJ. PERSONAL
xI..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED By TELEGRAPH:
frm Wsshiatton From KAIs,' Bai ls be;weee
Troops FL U;sl.
NuI..PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS
Xv..roLIrICAL INTELLIGENCE: the Republicans 81
coNsTITuENrs '''''''' ''''-''
XVI..PoETRY: "Geo-e- T. Cheever,r "Whs, the Bells
Said - The Milking Maid il the Morcins"
XvII..NEw PUBLICATIONS, sgecine.s 0! D'asss J,s
iold. Wiz.
XNIII..BAYARD TAYLOR IN SOUTHERN EUROPE:
Two Days with ell Archbishop.
xIx..PREPARE FOR THE FALL ELECTIONS.
XX..IMIoarANr TO FARMERS: LEGISLATION TOR the
Protection O. Bids; FActs i'r Farmers Anelc4n
Institute faImers Cab; How - Cook RhBb.'b OF
Pie Plan; tiui; Prospects ia Scr;bern Ohio.
Xxi. MISCELLANEOUS From Narac,ib5: A Blue Bid
In Bottle; Sias Wrights Wealth Insect IA the
LnLss Seut.nc.d; Tie otesus B,.ta'iayi Toe
Tlieancs New Epsiu~.
XIII. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
NXIii. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fun Reports 81 the
Sts-s, Mon, y, Ct;toa Grsr. Carte and otb~i MAJ
hs;s ,r-sjsllJ RcTel'sG foT The Tribute.
SUrsCsrnoNs-Op. copy f.. yea., 50. Three oop-s
So. Five ooIies s.. Ten cos-s, S12.
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Central Park Noiice.-Tbe Esbbi ION e th' DESIGNS
o the Park a. Nc 6sI Broadway, viii close on SATURDAY
NEXT MAY ~. 1865
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Br. X. Angus smiths pisinfectinE Powder-Ihe
-. - . 20, fccDt Ii.soeetant and Deoiof1sT yet pro
e.S ), .n,a.y :, moves the sueu from ofsos Crtspoos
tDa. NJ hiso Ae d removes al daneef rem ~
... Of ..IIsox fssrrs IL dives swsy 90 res
eson buss &c sod BY the psosss 81 POUNDS % ee's
s<t ~ esss IL 100 o abos or BY The nr- -, r..s
AFttR DAYTON C, " '"p''ser ~ =. WV
49, Lsyus No. is1 pscsdwsy. k1 ole ., p'ess-s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
Will 5s,,.,v., !, .p,hrea,.pel. bu. a. ,h. cr.cknnr

viii. daug.rvss upihreet-ned, but 8. The crsckhns
Il tie tai prsfe gTa-- b-chnl- more distinct. f-uind
irs me e.. orchsrgos of artillery, o1r quiet a'iira'on
vlile go, ne charged 10 very lively sense Of nredi-
ate p.nl. IL. Lul- affair was 20 unlocked iur, SO
-uSSen. ard cGut ht UnpreraTcf to Tr-l-i ''-'
fui ;hr. nnr promising town cRInr near beng n7n"'
f. a-he= before an effort made O. nghi down tlie
flame /, npprnarrd tn within five or Ten feet 81 .'r
ic destroyed ;he hay stack Of our n.gh''
Whine, ncr,ss the -lr-ri, Ike s;nrtied f"r' ~
ward lie private rrsieurra in the western part oi 'ie
place srr. past ,he r,renily erected franc % capt
Vim Ueifrsle-. consuming ior hin j,GD '7ineir-'
Claim houses in the vicinity escaped miraca'o'-:i
that on- .lould be elt stsLln. .s astonishing.
A busy scene among the p-"pie was thea rhscl-r-
rpfn wnu ru ana children combined IN n mite army,
10 keet hack the enemy. Weapons ot extraordinary
app aiance and singular construction were used ~ me
melee: tere night be seen an in1iyidhe VITO hi-
Sandy coat twisted into sr1t, performing leafs oi
urowess wi,h ris constantly flying garment, again.
ady assuming for the first time TIE peculiar hao:A-
ues Of her lord hurled his breeches a. the merry Toe
with eminent success another, with great grace ana
efficacy WELDED plank, dropping II upon the lntrud'
ing uap.ter putting out whole yards Of hsme az
p1p. " COT tented oursef with 4 forei tied 10 the
eud of walking stick ind with a motion somewhat
resembling the ,hrasing ont of grain, did, We thins,
our part a. Al exiting l-her Al worked hard, aoi
eventually succeeded n saving the town. 10 great
man, citizens the sight novel, they never having
witnessed prairie fire before: TO every one the scene
was sabliuely beautiful and exciting.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

long, srd -. .f.cn. ...l rs~.srife I,
rrn,'.' t,es ' -t'.. '.-- q we're a.ei "a -.
Hfhte - tch' .ee f'cr 'lir five p,;s,,-,, p
escnFeo, Hfd ta- .a' l,y gag and tie a,her .ao
zap hhtci crrr ...' rf ."a Tor n. u5r0,,oy ~
beirg inyf'-o'ei .-'.rf. ftc, tie e-c,,.r.s.,4 q
"h NsNsi' pr'>clt-s. have 10 doab, th.. M. ae
'''' > '''''''' $ NJ. YOsr
p. ) Cay i. p. lit,h- 4 c.,,uina.dIsv. s
Ii''d' hey ',' - ~''h Za'.iao- Large. s.'s
rsu't sns - i.'iti- ii'rf and about 6ls Ne
crltured Harzho. Lsr.o- 'osi, ou. aud 10 /
hh-istr >h"f- ~ tesf. iis'cl .lih hi. r.,,lvsa> -
vu, cf,ci. l. De- pr-us.i the ~ .hisf u d. '5
,lilIre iln'- lr"o his horse from woinls -, q.
by the trr "i our nrr. II courn,c apt A..su'H
hshy .pokcn Il b, Capt. Hatch. Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15
TO EiiIGRANTS.
Coue,pondepee Of TIE N. y. Tribune.


LrXvrswORTB, X. T., Oct. 10, lsjS.
People omigratiug to new country can scarcely
consider what they have to do how to prepare for
their necessary wants when going far away from usual
comforts society and friends. have Travelled great
deal settled countries during the last thirty years
Of my hle and lived in the Far West noticed the peo-
pie experienced their genuine hospitality and had
great deal to 90 with all classes and conditions Of men
and people. a few rough and candid remarks may not
only be useful, but prevent Others from getting into
difficulties by parIating some incidents OF my travels
and observations.
Those persons who first settle new countries are
poor, and go there to better their condition and raise
their families, form societies, and make themselves
uselrl ard credhable to the country. Land is gene
rally sold at a. % per acre, though great body OF
land be had at less price, even as isw as ia cents
per acre.
The first thing TO be done is to select your land and
.Lis had better be done before moving family. Build
iog cabin of two roomsii done by others II VIII cost
from $50 to so, finished and ready to move nto-then
build smok e-house to put your meat and provisions
into; this viii cost $40; then break MP sndu potion
of ground about the house for garden spot ana fence
ii IN; this will cost you $25 at least Perhaps yon may
have 10 dig well, unless fortunate enough To locate
settle 10y running brook creek river, or. more
fortunate, spring; well viii cost from SJo u $loV,
walled up. Now move the family and not before, ana
bring with you meat and bresdstufs enough TO last
year. You viii want oxen, horses or mules to work
with: you viii want wagon plow hoe ak, spade
or shovel and harness and chains; you want ropes,
and all useful household and cooking utensils for the
family; a email stock of medicines that you
qnainted with and know how TO use, and clothing to
ihst You year al least. With these as an outfit and
common ndnfiry you cannot help getting along well
AVOID eques and gatherings of dlers, and keep Dig
yng around yonr farm and busying yourself on your
land; AVOID coniabs aud dsputetions about men and
politics attend 10 Jour family use no proiane word
or sneua ge; drink Intoxicating liquors for friends
o. foes they will do you good but may destroy YOU
altogether touch not TASTE not, nor handle the un-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

NEw DEDUCTIONS FROM TIE DRED SCOTT DOV
TRisE.-Chsncellor Keyes Of Alabama has gwen
decision winch makes new development Of the P'o.
cipe Of negro disability set forth 10 the Dred 80. s.
decision of the United States Supreme Court. by n'
new decision some men and women now hy ~ ID
Europe are deprived Of certain property which hsi
beer conveyed 10 them in Alabama, because they so
within three degrees If African descent. Inc ChsI
celor quietly sets aside the treaty Of Paris, ahoggos
great deal va beard about 'he sacredness Of its PV
visions when il could be use 70 defend the esiaolne
ment Of Slavery in Kansas 4 part Of the Old Loci'
saDa Territory. Toere are many persons abroad Sno
hold property under that treaty and receive ts income
through agents, ~ in the here reported he
Hon. Wade Keyes is Chancellor Of the Southern
Division of the state Of Asbama-there being thfes
Chabcery Divisions in the State.
IL Massachu-etts by recent statute, aliens sp
allowed 20 hold real estate. The Alabama declsio'
fret makes aliens Of negroes-eveD within three as.
erees Of descent-and then prohibits them from hons
property duly conveyed TO them. Boston Ad'ei'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

TERRIFIC ExPLosIos.-The boiler of steam saw
mill at lndustnsna, MINI, exploded on the III lnst.
with tremendous force. The mill was blown TO rag
ments and although seventeen men were employed IN
it strange TO say, no one was killed. Several had
limbs broken, and were otherwise seriously injured
One of the boers 80 feet long, weighing 500 pounds
blown over quarter of a mile through the air,
passing over two dwelling-houses in its fight. An
other boiler Of the same length was dnyen hai Its
length into al adjacent bank.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

WOODEN C.soS B.LLs.-A Russian corresponoe''
Of Tie Roeteser Union related the following aneeo"'
Of the Russian Gar, which shows that not even h-
perors exempt from the operations Of sharpe"'
THE Emperor Alexander gave large crael =. a.
the manufacture Of cannon balls N some c0ncei ,bs
Hssingfors, port on the Gnlf. They comple'ea
order, siacked up ard delivered the balls, rece
reror beine there on. das he took il into his heal ~ ~
inspect the balls. Taking mp, he discovered y
be exceedingly hight for and taking ont n's
scrsped IT, ard behold u was wooden pau Pa PA, a
black as was the entire lot. lie eaired ,ne na 10
tie swndlers. and they were transported Tor He y
Siberia