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AZ No. sshly nssnss y,
~ b ~ q sileua evva
kssy hsps asa svvsy sish,
EsNy lAeeShs - sv1y feeling,
Ikas viekla ~ bsssa be-
h vso1a esns tAs svses rvveolioe
m vsul1 ~ ! q leve thee!
Do I isss SAsss Cssla sAsss fair ssas
n y suofe ~ - 81,
U.slse y ~ ~ ssuolne ssas
.Ma ~ posive sy~61b NJ.
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II 49, oSi01a ssalns sbsvs,
Dsl IN Glssf ceul1 - 0pusgs,
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The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

! eAssss sell yes Il The dead,
fAal loved q fosdly When on earth,
walkea By eur side, sis At our hearth,
D. ties of OLD aGeesioa lei -
o., lsshise earnestly within,
kssv " ess Joys, isss eli ess sishs,
Asa vsseA % With shsis holy eyes
whsss'a - srsa1 ~ psAAs Of sis;--
o. Z, ~iaA sysais lsss ssd sisn,
III Nm = ~ = Ssisssi.sd,
nsppasneo q sAeif fesns divine,--
- skis1 ! hnoV, la sany dreams
1Asy cone TO ne fsvo realms afas
Asd lsass - eolesa go ajss,
TlssssA uAisk innsftal sissy stream
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

Prom ihs SomihsvW Homestead.
SOu0 70 fH8 ADe4NT.
uy 1. visol>iA raxscn.


-
"O'er the fer blue mountain,
U'er the dark sea foam;
Come, thou long parted one,
Come to thy home"
|My love, when you arc far away,
ssme shadow from Q mist, sphere
llanr- Ger the "lndinn Summer" day
Il could not fall u you were here.
| look abroad the autumn trees
Like banscrs TO the SKY are tost,
.,ai ,hrs' them sweep, IN. lonely brccfc,
And ,,xhs, % Il fsr something lost.
And vten the STAR come eu. at night
gs,e into the ,wiligb, skies.
4. It's my wont To seek the light
of love within your darkening eyes,
When softly sweet Affections beas,s
Steal upward from their desps afar,
Ani GLOW 10 mine, until u seems
n ,.ha them tad hss N, . star!
Then when ! say my ehild.like prayer,
WIN luN Htatts sH9 ">a.fs'' INV
surn--so sure TO find you there
AnA start and wonder can u be
That In vain 1t close Of day
Have lisscaei Tor yeur footsteps fres,
Ths, zoe are sleeping fas assay,
Ss lar fros lose, asd hews, and ne.
Thrc' sAe ss,il eAansss al ny soul
Your voicc echcss warm ssd deep
Rs-echses, sill iss sweet esa,rel
Lake nusic lulls ~ balmy slser.
Thsn is shs land Of dreams hov of
NJ hand 10 fsadly elasycd IN thine,
While round us ever, cIosc and soft,
Thy ssrsa6, protecting arms cas~'ae'
Ny hasa is % your brow and ehees,
fhas Ssseh zee usu 20 eel nay sce,
Asd little words have 10 speak.
VI love ssd joy cay them then.
Aa1 vild dovs in hss dovuy meet
bsasosh sAs fosssl's shslsssiae dons,
Nes half - swessly siaks 10 ress
Al-apss thy bssos's home.
The weekly Panola star., 1858-05-19

I
hsys some safe lhss fu. iIsnnrk .
partially settled eousisy, yeu ,hIhL
perhaps, youf evn pretty face sllI
wsfi N Hanger IN The mofs pefilor
rildefbess--bui warn you that q
fearful journey IL before you
Scarcely q boat descend. the Ohio.
that docs hos eheeanssf more N le.
peril from the sssssss The. prcwI
along either shore, and scms of them
The. 70 down ifeIohled With HUMAN
life. are heard of no more, and none
ever return 10 telI The tale"
I" but Why repeat this TO mr.. dear
aunt, " returned blanche, with a mere
serious air, "shen you know II Is my
destiny, either good o. bad, TO at
tempt the ,cyngef My parents have
sen. for mo 10 Join them In their new
home, and II 10 my duty 10 20 "
them, be the peril what II may"
"You never did know What |, Was
TO fear" pursued the good woman,
rather proudly. mo" che repeat.
cd, turning 10 the others, |" Blanche
bertrand never did know wha. !. vas
to fear, ! believe !"
"Just like her father !" joined IN
the husband Of tho maWon, the
brother Of Blanchc's mother, the
commander Of the station, and the
middle.Agcd gentleman mentioned ne
one Of the party; "a true daughter
Of q true soldier. Her father, Col.
Philip Bertrand, God bless him for
true heart. never did seem to tnow
what il was to fcsr.--snd Blanche is
jus. like him."
BY this time tho parties had
reached tho boat; and the young man
already describcd--Eugene Fairfax,
the secretary Of Blsnche's father
q, once stepped forward, and, in .
polite and dcfcrentisl ,msnner, offered
bis hand to the different females, to
assist them on board. The hand Of
Blanche was ,he last to touch his
and then but slightly, as she sprung
ouicklv and lightly 10 the dcck--but
\ close observer mich, have detected
the Sigh, aush which man.lcd his
noble. z expressive features, As his
eve for a single instant met here
She nigh, herself have seen i,--pcr.
hans she did. -bu, there was no cor.
responding glow on her own bright.
pretty face, ss she inquired, In the
calm, iisni6cd tone Of one having
the rirh, to put the question, and
who nigh. also have been aware Of
the inequality Of position between
herself and him whom she addressed:
Eugene, Is everything prepared
for our depsrsurei Il viii not do
for our boes 70 spring . leak again
as Il did coming down The Kansvhs
for !, will not be safe for u, | an
told, 10 touch either shore between
the diaereu. forts and trading posts
on our route, this side Of our dessi.
nasion-she Falls Of the Ohio"
"No, indeed" rejoined her aunt,
quickly: ait will be ss much - your
lives are worth 10 venture . foot from
the main current Of The Ohio-for
news reached us only the other day,
,ha, many boats had been sssscksd
this spring, and several Lost, with I'll
on board"
"No one feels more concerned
about the safe passage Of Miss Bes.
.rsnd than myself, +" replied Eugene,
| In : aefsen,isl tone "and since
our arrival here, I have left nothing
updoue ,hs, I ,houshs might possibly
adj to her security end comfort" /"
"Ths, i ~. . N psrsossl
kpovledss," Joined h IL snele Of
| Blanche !; !" ed | shsnk yss, ~.
| fsirfss. h bsAslf u ~ isir kins.
vossa. fAsss win, psfhsPs," h
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Wills reading recently m aeeoan,
of tho f'IghifaI massacre n several
white fsmilis. BY Ma black foo,
Ihdishs, W ~ers reminded n Thrill.
ling even, which occurred In he
ovid West q short time .ubso.
quehi 10 the IIssola,lon, 10 which Q
highly accomplished young lady, the
daughter N distinguished oMcer Of
the American Army, played an I'm.
porssm part The story being of q
mos, thrilling nature, and exhibiting
In q striking manner tho {" PerIls Of
the BORDER" we have concluded TO
give an extract from II, as originally
published, o. follows
The angle on the right bank of the
Great kanawha, formed by Iis juno.
ton with the Ohio, is called Point
Pleasant, and 10 place OF historical
note. Here, on the 10Th of October,
liza, during what Is known as Lord
punmore's War, was fought one Of
the iierccsi aud most desperate battles
that ever took place between the
Virginisns and their forcs. foes.
After the battle IN question, 10
which the Indians we're defeated with
great loss, q fort was here erected by
the vic.os, which became q post Of
great importance throughout the
sanguinary Genes VI strife which
IN this scctioK Of the country were
continued for many years after that
establishment Of peace which &C.
knowledgcd the United Colonies Of
America . free and independent
nation.
A, the landing Of the fort, on the
day our story opens, was fastened a
dat. boat Of the kind used By the early
naviga,ors Of the Western rivers.
Upon the dsck Of this boat, at tho
momen. we present the scene to the
reader, stood Eve individuals, alike
engaged in watching agroup Of per.
sons, mostly females, who were slowly
approaching the landing. or these
FIVE, one Was u stout, sleek negro, in
partial livery, and evidently q house
or body servant; ,hr were bostmcn
aud borlercrs, rs Indicated by their
rough, bronsed yisagcs AMI coarse
attire; bu, the fifth wAsa young man,
some 'so.and.'wcn'y years OF age,
Of fine, commanding person, aud a
clear, open, in.ellisen. soan.en.nee;
aud in the lofty carriage Of his head
in the CLEAN Of his large, bright
hazel cye-shere was something which
denoted one Of superior mind; but ss
ve shall have occasion IN the course
Of our narrative to fully oct forth
Who and what Eugene Fairfax was,
~e will leave him Tor the present, and
turn to the approaching group, whom
be seemed to be regarding with lively
interest.
Of this group, composed Of .
middle.sgcd man and Tour females,
with . black female servant following
some FIVE or six PAGES In the rear,
there v.s one whom the most casual
eye would have singled oss .. and rested q
upon with pleasure. Inc i.ay 10
question, was spparenly about twenty
years Of age, Of . slender and grace.
fui figure, and Of That peculiar cast
Of feature, which, besides beng
beautiful in every iinesnens, rarely
tailsso euecs tne oeo0'o<s VIZ" s""s
thing like . charm.
Her travelling costume a hns
brown habit, high In the neck, oss,
toned closely over the bosom and
coming down to hs small pretty fses,
si,h's, trailing On The srosnd.-..ss. N..s
both esss and oescnlns; snd lss ~
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'HH sHHfs NhIfH ffiH HisfNFffI FAFs
her wsa evefpowFinr. With I ieai
snihs shfieh she fell apon her Lhss.
and tlssrel her hand, bsfms hsr
bfessl The panther ~ouehsd n,
hls deadly ltsp, boz ere Ne spfsng,
lhe hunting Lhife n Eugene faiffss
sho, with ihe sleefsman, W. Tho
oaly person on deck besfie.
lIlahehe) was buried 10 lhe hili In
his side, inaleiihe . severe but mt
fn,al wound The infofaiei beast
sl epee turned upon Eugene, shd q
deadly struggle ensaed. I,ui II w.
. short one The polished blade u
The knife played hack and forth like
lightning flashes. aud ai every plunge
!, vas buried 10 the hill In the
panIher's body, who soon fell 10 The
deck, dragging the dauniless Eugene
with him. On seeing her protector
fall. Blanche uttered another shrek
aud rushed 10 hIs aid but assistance
from stcuicr arms WAS nj hand. The
boa,men gathered round, and tho
savage monster was literally hacked
in pieces with their knives and
ha,chc,s, and Eugene, covered with
blood, vas dragged from under hls
carcass. Supposing him to be dead
OF mortslly wounded, blanche threw
her arms around his neck and gave
way 10 n passionate burst of grief.
But hc WAS no, dead---hc was not
even hurt, with the exception Of q
few slight scratches. The blood with
which be was covered WAS the
pahthcr's, not his own. l.u,
Blanchc's embrace Vas his---s price.
less treasure index Of her hearts
emotions and affections. II was to
color his whole future life, as will BE-
seen in tho progress Of our story.
Slowly aud silently, save the occa.
sional crcak, DIP, and plssh OF the
steermans oar, the boat OF our voy'
sgsrs Was borne along upon ths
bosom Of the current, ON the third
nisht of the VOYAGE. The hour VA
waxing late, aud Eugene, the only
one as''r except The wa'cn' va,
suddenly startled, oy q rough hand
being placed upon his shoulder
accompanied by the words, IN the
grul voice Of !hs oos'isan' a.
=! say, Csp'n, here's trouble"
"Whss 10 IT, Dick = inquired
Enycse, starting to b.; feet
Dont you see shar'sa heavy ioe
rising, !, mssll soon k've, as up %
'h'ck 'hs' we won's DC abe 70 'eli .
y sn';s man rom me. : n,gserf replied
'"e oossman-p'es winter oy name
q tall, pony, muscular s'a'e'''
specimen Q! ms Class.
"oood heaven" exclaimed ka'
gene, locking ou upon 'ne already
misty waters; 'Is must have gath
cred very suddenly Tor OH was eiea'
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svsav WnD n ns D ",
ga AN - A.10OVA1s
Sss vNs ssstAshsss.

TnHs sAt
q. f,ss ye,s, II paid N advance u ~
II ss,i within sis months W
ltst as months sW
asaas.a
s.rrs ~ .e,ssn.sat
o.s sa,sfs, Afs, Insertion VI w
f,sh subsequent insetilgn nv
Tsr three moslhs w
W. sIs months w
n, ans ysas w wv
- idhsrh ijsdus,ioa mads Tor
i.,,sr advertisement.
~ A I do nc' rssogni" ihs sIphi n
M Lsgisiaiurs 10 isis.fsrs wiih, ~ ~
Il, pnes of nv labor, ] irish u distinctly
s.d,nisod ikai oil Lsyai Adrsfi'sing
naa pay M III ihs rate NJ 4l per square
slo lines OF ism, for NJ Arsf inssri,or,
s.a 30 rents per mHsvs for srsry snb.s'
ss,al ,mssrficW. psrsiss are not VII
las 10 pay fhow prizes, they must pub
lM.A M ,l,erhs,s thsn IN ihs Panoia Ndr.
N. \. wAxp, Proprietor,
~ Al com,aunications must he nd
dressed to n. \. War, Esq. Paaola,
Mississippi.
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n, A., pvscairr,oss, from large Hand
BlI. to Fancy Cards, done with Nsasness
sni Dispatch, end on reasonable terms.
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In connection with the above keep every kind OF u
iealinstrunents and musical merchandise generally
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Music. Music. Music.

Music, Music, Music.
I IEr MUSIC, Just received this MORNING.
IL shower OF Pearls-La M1rseIllaIse.
Why do Summer Roses Fade2 Child Of the Regiment
Gambler Wiis-ffook aud Ladder Quiek step.
National Union.-Onieer's Funeral
Long long Weary DAY. have Mother Nov.
selma or Star Of the eyening-No light There.
Song % the CaPtives-The Day our Mother Died.
TaranteIla.-The Rock Beside the Sea
Abe TroUbadouF's S0ng.-O'er Ihe Lone Sea.
The Last Meeting with the Old Felix's.
And Others too numerous mention. charge frIoo
ing. Call and see lOc15l PAYNE 4 CO.
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RRMoVeL

Pianos, Melodeons, aud every kind of musical nstru
psents timed and repaired.
~ All 20 .ds warranted At this establishment nuv5
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SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock Of sheet music, musical works &C. &C.
in the Western country
81 Musle sent to any address, postage trse.-Ea
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G. GARFORTHS
Removal.
Ploughs! PIoughs!I

= 40A4 40
HAVE been aPPosated sole gent this city for The al
L Of Everett bla1kensops' eelebrated
LEVER PLOUGHS.
These ptougirs justly considered the best
fered in this Market and the atendo3 Of farmers al a.
chants Is directed to them. keep conssntsuppy 81 N
l. ~ PUNPHREN-
ang6 No 10 NAH Street
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TIME GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
i tic cities with WESTERN NORTHWESTERN, anil South
Western continuous Itoway direct. This road
also Pittsburgh with daily line of Steamers to
ports Western Rivers Cleveland and San
dusky with NIL ports the North Western
Lakes making the direct, cheapest aud TeliaJLe
route by which FREIGHT forwarded to and from
Grsdt Vest.
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
BEAt DISTRESS and heavy losses IN the East; Railroad
NJ stock Bank Stock, all the Market
and sold atruiuous prices the Importer anuaetur
r hAvs just returned from the Eastert cities and have
purchased goods az those ruineus prices
nay customers Tnd the public generally goods up
order IN Goats Pants and Yeats IN the
fashionable and lover than they
have ever been offered in this You viii get enc
the same y0u have heretofore paid for edTse
Ceneand buy [Oe26l a. 81 ADAMS.
LHINR IMPOR ~ 81 JARS AND CHEWING TOBACCO
- just received and for sale by
WA. EDWARDS HRO,
corner MourOs Market streets.
nyll OpPOsite MiIure House.
T7oR MOGENINfi Block TamatsnI Cloth aud ChaIiIes
arg" HEIsKRLI Z sWEARINGES.
PERM cANDLEs-just received Gnd for sale by
- u'sli W A EDWARDS BRO
Ihiladeiph and Baltimore Bank Notes taken
~ sor goodst hy WHEELER T.AKIN,
2 boz Ie=orn Hat. just received and for sale low
on Wholesale snsi HeiaH. Nv
", :. D. MAEPER q soy.
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Winter Arrangement.
Eg5ssE 9ssH s5zEEzlsszs -,


TRANSPORTATION OFFICE b. 4 o. R.R,l
WHEELING STATION, Nov. 9Th, 1851.
M and after Sunday Evening, NOV. Sth, the Passenger
~ trains VIII leave This station daily ut $40 a. a. 40
p. NJ, and 10 p. " Wheeling time The Accommodation
dali, rs cei Sunday s:1U h NJ, will receive and dis
charge passengers all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The Accommodation train is
discontinued on East end OF roRl
The Express train daily at iin p NJ, VIII receive and
discharge passengers the following stations only Ben
wood, Moundsvi!le Cameron Burton, Renton's Ferry,
Fairmot, Petternan Grafton, Ruwburg, Piedmont Cum
berland ~ Water Station Sir Johns Run sbnrg
arers Ferry, Monocacy, Sykcsville, and Washington
Junction, The Mail Train daily. except Saturday 10
NJ WIN receive and discharge all tue prin
cipaI stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mail train a NJ, EX
press train ln5 \. NJ, Accommodation train, from Cum
W. q. wOoDsIDE. sup't.
noy9 JB FORD, AssIt
1878. 1878
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looMSin fhlwlans hlock ihirl story, caifancc from
~ sroet uhcfe all knds Of rela aud nnocea
ear siaos mas he bad every uIemins sud etening.
Tfaas. fhl,.f nolar Ncari ol Qnc uollat Zoe tgon
loafhs For psrIonlan pqpife Of ". CRohIsE. ~ hls
uooksloge, oheie Iisketsmal te procured. NDisA
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HpHi Rru. D y Hu's', Ihaor ef Aircnf Cayvi, B,aon
pa. A4uti have ascd your Pills with c,luloriiuury
auorss u my family Hhd aions Those am called p yist
IN dstel To ugubilc uiu nfHtis Ui 10 un uud purity
the hloud tioy arc Tho vury hett remoIy have ever
kinwn and can cqnndiatly recommend ttcm tony
nieuda. Yours, j. ". lttNES.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI
COUCus,c ,cOLDs, ,uOARsIeNEss, INFLU-
fNNA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPtNo
COuGu, CtOuP, ASTHMA, tN-
CIpIIcNT CONsITnIpTIuN,

NMAAHAAH A.AhANA.ATH y MNA'AANA A. NNH
CIptlcNT CONstMPTluN,
aud Cor the rlig ot cousuapt,o patients la advanced
Stages ul the dscaso.
We ncod hut srcth % tho public ~ a. virtues
Thius houteNtry town, mud sinust eyey hamlet ~ tho
Amor an siaios is wonderful cius az pulmonary cunt
pRiuts have nuie u already knnwn haAt few are the
Anilgs n amy utiitrl country on this continent without
IelsnnO eN lornc, ut o. ELECTS; and rNer yt ta
Communities nfy WhUre Whgh have uut auung thoui
elnu htuH t'Ih1 ~ De- ttto3 hU salfis and iaI,
garous de1tgsW ihe thgoat eul iuUEa .NHll q @ thl
uist ilNtfl aniiioih sct known Ga man ir th fOulh
dthlN sud ugtnHs d1Usas ut tho pulmonary ouuuis q
q also e pelantgst aud sthet rrfcty that D.
MNui inl iuiauia and Nuunr lris'ns lHfeuif should
hn,v . Ia soiv against the usilous eury tb stoai
nrnh thou, uuprrialrd We have Rhupdnut gu'uuds to
htcYH tho CuANHf fEIOHA iuore lives by The uOn-
uunipiona it Iirfents than hose % curs heep d by
you, and cum Aouf cula while thry Uuralc, ur
lect thon until uO human skin ulitor thc neAurat5
Caukcr that fastened tho Vts, cets lUut hio uNny.
An know The droaihl 1taiy of lune disnrers, und a.
they know ioo tho virtues oi ia nty ~ ncd NOT 90
inorp than 10 asurr them q sill mae We tst it eau
he. We sperr no cost, no toli 90 pnsuge q the
most ltlitci peslt0 aud thus a0or those Who roly
u ta besi acnt Which o sim furnish t their
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I II y COLLEGIATE OOURSE
COON kGEPINa pEpARTMENT

erlnces ihrec distnct Enics Wa; tnluuinty Regular
aul Esenird Nonfsci, und tauehtan Ful.ois New Meh
od, n'eammcndr by usgf tNeny OF tho taost reliable
frartual Auconniahtr uf Cleveland
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OONAIDk ENNEuN
Price si,c0pcrho'ile. Forsalc by l. L.st John q co..
r. AleD. Gih'on, u. ~ Snyder, }. +. Wooster. rfHn,
and by liriagists generally. drlI-Ir
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yohaye hoh The preventative and the cnrc with this great
and -noiuly, Willncsef acknowledgements,
du Ynn aay injury.
Nnclancp of diet tcycrnecessaryCnt the best vou can
gcl mud cnuneii of Ia.
niUcriQNpOH VS. Adults one table spoonfulp per day
Bhldr'u oprrtcn years, dessert sluouul-Childrn from
five 10 eight yrurs tea sponnie A. directions be
applicable io demonstrations teh9 sufficient operate on
The bowels twice day.