The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

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hsaame fnm lnr wiih their oNnl thus
iutine d hrm AMI hf0ad ha,is upon which
% fear a alpersifuolufe " learning wheh
can safely dHiy all thu's. IL the warning
a%IeHents n human nature nni fear no
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iaWafl heaven, mas BE- lost 10 mortal ken
O d%itfinc..o Of distance.
Tho sub dny ms principally occupied
II dialogue nnd defamation by the stu.
dents 81 tho Academy. assisted by other.
Who had before attended Tho same school.
The dialogue. were spicy and received
with evident Signs Of interest and pleasure
Oh The part of the visitors. The different
actors performed the several parts assign.
I'd them vitk great credit ~ themselves,
rejecting increased honor on the i%nziitu.
ton. The DISCLAIMERS gained favor BY
be ease and grace 81 their nciinn. clear
e%mphasi. and articulation and the Inc
t%faining In winning aud appropriate ge..
tioulation. some Of the smaller boys d.
clnimed lheir pieces In . style truly ORA.
%torial, calling forth The praise and adm.
ration Of MI present.
Prizes were awarded NJ follows, via -
Henry A. johnson, son Of our distinguish
I'd cnuntyman, tbs lion. Nm. u. Jonneon
took tho fret and highes. prize for good
scholarship and dsrorimcu,. Misses
Gcotgpita 7. Jolly. Mary Bag.cy, Sarah
J.. Wall, Emily Fuller. Martha A. Raw
burn, Mary 5. Jones and Bette t.ayburn
Masters Ihps. /. Meaie, Augustus {.
%f'rophit anil Robert Prcphit, all gained
prizes for high standing in their CLASSES
aud approved department. The prizes
were well contested. generally beng won
by oio,e polls in merit marks.
AZ the close Of Tire academic exercises,
on the evening Of the La, day, the An.
naal Literary Address before the student.
sas delivered BY Mf. Geo. +. foose, VI
Pamela.
After q vacation Of two months this
Academy will be again opened under tbs
charge " IA present rrrccptor. Prof.
stephen il . gentleman " classic learning
and long experience Ia t.s ART Of irstTac.
tiuu. lie !. devoted TO the csasc u eda.
cation, making great rersunal and dcmes.
tic sacritccs. IN order 10 advance tho 10.
pts iu;rustsd to his charge.
TIE patronage Vi oe,d.hope Academy
i steadily increasing. and il bids fair 10
taks a rrpminsn, stand ainong tn higher
school. aud academic. of North Mississippi
pi. Il ha. a pleasant and healthy sitc
usar the dividing line beiv zen Pamela and
Lafayette counties. and IL far removed
FROM the a%llurcments u vice and SIN
Cheap and good beard can be easily Oh.
tanned near the Aesdsmy, where the stu.
dents can enjoy all ,hsss comforts which
q country life can - we'll afford.
Parents aud guardians, psssoaixs yeas
home institations-bs true to them, and
they will be true to you. Here your eh.la.
Fen and wards can obtain IN education
which will 81 them for great usefulness
in after life. They are in,rustsd 10 yosr
keeping. DO a good part BY them 10 their
tender yesrs--esiaesss stsn IN thar yunth
and when iq advanced age shsy shall be.
hold their paths on either ssds ssrevn with
torn. pale. dead towers which the mora.
Jog sunlight nor Intervening DIV can ne'er
revive again, II will delight them u lesk
back through the misty dimacss Of their
lives and call 10 their minds the semeas.
brsass Of their school days, which will
appear. in the dead waste II time, .lks