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

v p. Willis urges handsome ,esng IA.
'lir' hot 70 receive kisses from young gen.
'lsnon Who chss tobacco VI ,moke cigar.
" ppes.
Noe, 4 there !. sny ehaass Of .i..ins
pretty girls. or hating them liz. ~, BY
c-ehar.iag the sesi, veil give up n.
practice and apply tsc-lip %.al,e, pro,i.
ling Ms, does no, "dir." We BY no
means would advise the girl. 10 .is. mss
-hs do w' chr.-tor they almo.. all
dfias ''r~d.s,s." tive q. the premium
sni ss'll forero the nsn.eoas weed.
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N.ss Martha llaias. HIATT, q Yirsi.i..
na, lad .ssfssrsa spea her, b, tas liar.
r'sesry tpvss. , Eemale Ins,i,s,s. a, A..
sres si A. M-E.
Mt. Is 'Asfs .ay pecs..i', Of hsrirs
inst a'sr~ scsi.sr.d spca = sam.n.
which all men lasv 10 natural 10 n. 90,
Mistress Of Ar's-sr. ss.y No. .sr.ssl
a'ass'''' To b .as. ss-y eve. N,..
Ra'' is noe srsssei 10 tsss.s -,.,,,..
81 ne "ssasl te1ssM" M. ,.,..
rsaseslisss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

''orsf', Lara n,ox.-rhs LAdy',
boes of the Union. for Aaru.t. zane TO
hand las, vses. We fsd 1t, a. s.aai. "a.
eslles' Ia all y. ample foia., and elegant,
" y. ini.h. Cooley ',snds annvallsa
uaarFroschable, shesa Of all ssmps,i,er..
u i ma 10 i. ffsy.nip'h volume. sni.
The good vine, sro~s better With age
We club u with the star,ss formerly,
Tor ~ hssa numbers from lamar, eap
- had q, oil Tines, a the IissA l. sssss.
vlypeL.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

rsEspKsf IA 4. Bssxsnp.-fii Is RI.
nsss, cay. Ne Holly sfnnss Herald. II
les, Saturday, TIA, Ne. Barnard intends
Is rsisn ia Presidency Of cs' State rni.
--s.isy. We ne.s .is~srsly hope ssas -
nay ,. rsrsusdci 70 remain isel;efs fss
n. ri.rs siil be YER ssseal, q bsr<
flei hy sey others Dor three yesr
be has shly, faithfully and bssosaslf d.
chsrEsi his high srass. Winning the e.
TEN, sissr.sisn .si lass Il BE ssaiesss
ssisr kis -hsrr..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

THE rg0srtoriys uueC aop.-Ae.
eunllng 10 he best Inf ,rmalioa the az
praisers Of real estate were able 10
gather during their travels through
the thirteen townships composing the
caauty. the hog crop this wear will be
something less nss half the usual
quantity. Some cf the appraisers.
Who have had considerable experience
10 the pork trade Of this county. think
II csurst possibly sscsed hall. while
others ere Of the opinion that Il will
not - sver rae-shird. This b rather
= slsomy picture eost1uins that pcrt
h one u the principal pssdncts If NE
county. The great falling Of nav be
attributed principally to chcIesa and
the scarcity II ferd last seassa-
Ors. C-~sfy Z I'D ysss-st
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

fhsre src rerssns uho WRIT n editor,
tina. are destitute n common sa.. a.
.sila - the rtineirlss sf . gsntlsmaa.-
Snsstasrtis (Tsss. J~ssrasl.
"Thsre srerersses vho write - .l.ar.
that arr destitute Of common .ss.s.rhe,f
Such editor. sssh. 10 ,scsi. TIE tripod
faFsss'r cir'ssraua-si.. Singular that
'osr Bolivar easrs.poalen, .hsall hare
seIeesed yoa, friend Rss. a. q q ,bs.s
si''crs. for se hvs sIss,. r-.srdsd ,Os
Is quite q csnaaa sense man.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

u0ihH ita 20 nlorlu again cfo..r
00 iitUr 0u Halt filp
ll 1W Rochester
f...uO tfe N'H
.lH lI0fl.aI SO. llbndin
lralf . 'lt hiHstH ru ROPE.
aul r0hri va .ue oi more
uient iusa n llotuual
u Nl|fs. Pleasure tef.als afd
lrsl wal. cd down ibp roIp uslfly o.e
NHrdrrl f.ft blrsWarI llt then
returned. luoh Dr. balancing POLE, and
Walked iH iur tlnada side Vie pro-
nird 90 pee un q sa,a before l~ra,lng
ihc American side. bat hlt friends
here Refused 10 permit bin 10 do ~.
The saeA WIS sent round 10 tho Con.
ada cod of Che rope. aud " b'oudin
u V,cf bis head nud returned with
20 to ihg place % starting. Thi. sack
was mlte II Indian biaukots. with
places cai Tor bis arms lie bad no
d~iiiru.ty 10 gra.siug lbus blindfoldcj,
except that bis balancing polo caught
lNo ~ iirrr iimrs in the guy ropes
lic laid drwn upon the rope IN the
sack. aud performed some other fpais.
lhe success of ~ b'urdia 10 walking
ihi- rome s''ms 20 lr ,sishlhhcd nov
beyond al duubL
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

SINGULAR CHANGE dP SktS-A
friend writes Us from l'rauhIin county,
that a negro nog upon the plantation
81 Ihos. A. Magce, OF McCails creek.
fourteen miles East NJ MeadvilIe. pres.
enis a very singular appearance, wor.
tby the attention of medical men.
The negro is about thirty .iour years
old. II large size, aud was born and
raised IN Franklin county. About
three years ago be- was attacked very
severely with disease. which rendered
him helpless Tor four mouths. During
that time the entire skin peeled OF,
leaving nothing but the flesh AMI rome
in a short time the skin gradually
ccmmeuced growing again. and SOON
covered the whole body. aud now he
i. perfectly picdcd all over the spots
being Of all shapes aud sizes. Ills
hair and nails came ~. and his hair
j. In spots. spme white aud some per.
frclly black. The negro IS nov per.
ieeily healthy. and has been 50 since
recovering from the attack Of this dis.
sssc.--A ah,Aes fMiss.J Cosgisr.
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Executors Sale of Land,

10y VIRTUE 81 y decree Of the prohes
ID ccnri u Pamela county, renderrda
the S,'b day Of june. 1853, | will, M
tbs premises 10 said county, on Sstuv1ag.
the 2sh day 81 August. 1859, oaer n
sale ut public aac,icu. To the highest ".
der, On q credit % on., two aud I'm
years fSom the day u sale, the Norsh.ua
quarter Of Section Of land No. ~, TovDr
.hip :, Range . West, in said Coussy.-
About 20 acre. % this tract !. rich ~
tom land, ome Is or - acre.. cleared -
under fence. with n tclrrabiy good ~
cabin residence On the place. and u
near Daniel u. killcbrcw aud 1houn
Mo.sIe,, ksq'..
Ncks with approved security will y
required q the purchaser.
A, the same time and place, ! will ~
TO the highes, bidder. ali u The pcrsoasl
property of the s~estaior. consisting psis-
ciraIly Of about ~ head Of caisIs, a
credit until the LIT day u Jspsasy, lSoA
Notes aud security will be required 4
purchasers. y. MOORE.
k<seni.s n Vim. n. Smith. dNPi.
July II. iss5. 2S-6u.
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OFFER for sale LOO .--4
acre. q land, g.; u
cleared no old land except
I'D ncrss-sil the rcmainJu
der frs-h. The cleared lasd : , :
high state Of cultivation. Thess ~ -
tho premises swc -sstlensnss. tue ~
houses, dwellings. SsstI@, nssn, No.
hcusss, listens snd Wells. ~ -
is near Sstjis Depot, vhsss shsps b -
society, Schools, Vhsseses, &s. JsGD
easy. Addv~s
1GORGE ". DAlLgkTlNg.
~ Memphis Esqslrss vill plsssN
iish The above Ter skses mcrsks, vss1b
and send account 10 this c8ss.
July IL, 1859. 9 -.
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" M LeEislxsus. II a w.ss,,
sisi-. recently ps~ei q bill ~.ashor,,,,
u'ssn - ssks csrsrssts, ke. !, 80
itess mssssswest. hv,ujS i. ..us'.
them to contract shvy have p,raa,si,.
"a s'sru,iny -u.ut. Il late.
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS

II yoa wish to SAFE the pahlishsF nu b
lime and trouble, ia having your coama.
niea,ion' %, IN ,!pe, asd have them Hp-
pear 10 q correct mannsf, be- carcfal g.
form yoaf igis,r plain. , DO, youri, aul
eFos, yof g., panc.aaie according TO
Wilson, write ony on u aide II the
shcs,, sod humber your page, N orlsf.-
pgbHc oaecr. who seud him LEGAL n]ot.ces,
ions single error u n single letter, pr.
hap., nuilses legal process. should be
careful IN forming their capital .eilanby
rule. Lt your capital y, ani y, be
made thus II I~~
AMI the c~omPosi,of whl Get. up your
manuscript, all pronounce !oah 'sooi
egg
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

To The department. or Dir. has
been og,.geueraled by the publisher VI
a Yankee newspaper. located not a
thousand miles from lIyanuis, harm.
stable county. In the same building A.
the postoiice. The postmaster churl.
ishly refused to deliver papers. IN.
dtr a rule Of the department which
authorizes posimastrrs 10 refuse 10 de.
liver newspapers publ. bed In the same
town. whereapop the Publisher sends
bis papers by express 10 a u.ighboring
postoticc. where they are mailed, IL.
FccteJ ~ HyaHnls. tsay for iustaacc.l
aud claims that The postmaster there
!. bound to deliver them FIRE. as com.
ing FROM q ros,ofice IN the same couu.
~. The Law ~sBstains the publisher.
and the postmaster hal better submit
with as good grace as possible. and
take the papers direct from the press.
rom In The same building. instead Of
having them sent there via q neigh.
boring village Wssk. Cor. Bssfgs
.Iyuraak.
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80

E~'GttNn's lnsA - Kieo CurruN.
The quantity OF cotton wooi brought
into England every Year might be-
piled into q pyramid which would n.
val that u I heops. Tho eight thou.
sand I've hundred and se,cuiy.d,e
millions 81 miles Ut yarn spun In Eng.
land In a year, might be wound mund
and round The earth, a. a boy winds
"a string round bis top; or. We might
throw the shuuls over distant Ira.
nus, aul ihrn taugle together The "fetl
planet Mars the Earth, Vcrus. Mer.
cury, aud tine sun In our net Ut cot.
ton The whole II the British Island
might be wrapped up IN cotton wool.
and put hy carefully for the Inspection
OF future ages. 10 not many years Goa.
sumption Of that raw material.
Ninety ytars ago. at the commences.
meni cf our manufacturing career. the
population sl Britain vas aloat eight
millions Now u has reached twenty.
.unc millions. II Il were not fur cot.
ton. W could not Keep our millions In
England. clustering 10 masses around
the ceairal manufacturing towns. II
d were not luf cotton. We could not
cloihe them; and. II IL we're no, for
cotton. We certainly could not feed
H,s,rioM HosIs.
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~ Moderation is the silteu string
running ,hseagh The rear'y ehsin TO I'll
sh- siftueS
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-07-20

" yesterday morning. as the train
on the Oswego toad vas . few miles
south Of Fulton the engineer discsv.
cred an object on the Track a. he vas
scing around q curve. but too late Ia
stop the train. The cars passed By,
and The engineer saw that the object
vas . man. Who ruled dovu the en-.
haukmert AZ though he vas dead
The train vas stopped. and the man
Jumping up. said: "Ys~ A~i bette,
tcyY yssr d-s es,s sfsss A
brief examination showed that III
maa vas intoxicated. and that his hst
had been severed in tvs BY the vhepls
Of Tie train. bat. misseslsusly, - Il.
jury vhatever vss dsss 70 the .leep-
inc isssfisis.-Svs~~ SsssAsri.
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6 rspfsr ~ sh~ss ersis
Il better shss . sisaesi Cessslnls h =.
I've Ne tsn.aysv feel hot ~ fss -
, 1859-07-07

tiss Of accuracy whicl. stamp them as akin to
their up country brethren from tue forges and
shops Of st. Johnsbury, hare come to be ap-
nroretl and pr. rrcd ieE re the II Q ceiebI a.cd
izapo:tc seals.
Your Clicasu rra.ler3 will hare ocular rrout
scaie Aanulacsurc BY dropping in at the ele-
CANT store in Burrhfs Iron Block, No. 50 Lake
street, where the junior and resident partner Of
FAIRBANKS d GREESLxAT will stand ready to
promote and answer all inquiries suggested
either BY business or curiosity. The other
6ranch hims are located at Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, and New Orleans. In our opinion
wisely IN making Chicago their poipt Of distri.
button md sale for the great Northwest.
Tie brothers, the original partners md foun.
ders Of 50 splendid m enterprise, are get in
the prime Of life. One Of them has filed the
Gubernatorial Chair Of his State; bntl arc n,ctl
held in high esteem in their State, in New Eng,
lind and if only for tie encouragement u
success is born Of integrity and endeavor, ii
were worthy task to bcstow upon them q
tribute elaborate beyond the compass Of my pen
and certainly beyond what they III their modest
retirement, would allow or witness with salts
faction.
We left St. Johnsbury after days sojourn,
impressed with the lessons conveyed br her
Scale Works. 4 lesson that manufacturers
may profit By in payin. more attention to The
character aud moral status Of their workmen,
Us affecting the reputation and quality Of their
manufactured products. i lesson every young
man may profit by upon whom, if the ex ample
OF scll-1nade men be lost, no more wcightr can
replace it. Our space haa been far exceeded OF
we should hare passed to speak OF the work
mems Library and Reading room. of other
tokens which made the establish neat, in our
view, IN Utopia veali=td for the mechanic. We
must close, The next mornings train SEW Us
ca route for tue lay State, whence you may
bear from US again. II. =
, 1859-07-07
FOfsscY and Douglas.

The Philadelphia Pres Of the :th inst, in an
article Of considerable length replying to the
Washington Sta.tt, has the following in refer.
cnce to the relations of its editor with Mr..
Douglas:
\ few words as to sir. Douglas. and our re-
lation 10 HIN, which il another cause of the an-
ger Of TIE Stdse<. We hasten 10 relieve our
contemporary by saying that We are neither the
organ, the champion, nor the apolosis: Of that
or any other statesman. We confess that we
like the man. and especially his last declaration
Of principle in reeurd to Charleston But we
hold ourselves wholly free to differ from, and tu
oppose him. should he take such course as
would render that opposition duty. II Tie
Stat.s will 90 to Charleston and hare him nomi-
mated on bis own platform, me will foltvw the
lead Of TIE Stdttt in his support like (aithfnl
subordinate. If Tie .Stattx should fail ip this
ctlort, and another man. and another platform.
At varlancc with that so well laid down by Judge
douglas. are substituted. then we will antaSo~
misc both with Is much aiacrity aud freedom as
Il hungry man dispatches good dinner"
, 1859-07-07
How to make IIlaub0rb HEIue.


When at the house Of Mr. Wakealan at Cot
tase Hill a few days since, we made trial Of 4
sample Of this wine, which was much superior
to any that VIC have heretofore met with. Sir.
". made two barrels last year. 1t costs but
little, and when people think they need pleas
and aud cheap drink, they will find this wine
made to their taste. III the absence Of press
to, extract theIuioc, Mr.. W. boiled the STALKS
iu common cookstoue boiler, using two quarts
If water To boiler full of stalks. The STALKS
are very juicy, and after boiling, require no
pressing; they are merely left to drain; to each
gallon Of juice add two pounds Of sugar, uud
place in barrel to Torment; after fernentiux
it should be corAed tight. Three pouads of
sugar 1naEcs it too strong in alcohul. In using,
add half water. 1t is possible that tho boiling
is much better than pressing uftcr a'l. and mar
account for the more mild, winc-like favor Of
this sample. 1t is certainly worth trying; j,
will cost but little to make the experiment.
This winc, 10 say tue least, will BE- much better
shaa s'E,rchniue whisky, or the drugged wines
Of tue shors. We will not say that it fully
comes up to the idea Of total abstinence, but
would do we'll as compromise. RrnaI.
, 1859-07-07

The correspondent Of the London S1ar, dated
Vienna, Sunday, 18th, says:
~ hare to ANNOUNCE to you tue speedy dis-
missal Of Count GpuEai- lie is condemned bv
everybody as most incompetent stratesist.
There is misstasemeut alleged 10 have Geen
ssi!fu!ly made br him, to the effect that tue
latt!s CT naEeula was lost owing TO the swo
divisions under Generals Clam Gnl1as and Bene-
tlek no: ing come up in the right time This
was asserted in a way that implied cu'rability in
tue conduct Of those generals. whereas the fact
was that those divisions had not received orders
from Count Gyu1a 10 advance at all and that thev
did SO in otediencc to the orders which those
Generals took upon themselves the responsibility
tosssue. when they perceived the dangerous posi-
ton Of Count Gyulai. They are SO indignant 4!
this false calutnuy that: they have demanded 4
court-martial 10 examine the matter. This pro-
cecding will lead, it is generally expected, to
the rindiea.ion OF their military reputation, and
to the condemnation of Gyu!ai, VINO is now the
most popular man in Austria. Fie!d-Marshal
Yen ness looked upon as his probable success
or, before loug in the chief command the
Emperor, Of course Great hopes are entertain
ed of his performances in that capacity"
, 1859-07-07
Aelter from Geo. IsitsB, President n.
>. II. H.

tins FaAtkx
Atnss EtestoeHt aA'
rt+o-. r..1, oH'o' '"s ~ 4>s'
49, A''D.'e' ....
e'nee settlhg relieved from the pressing en-
gagements connected with the late ueIaucho}y
arc;lent ne,- so,tn po.5 ,.;.
-. . 1oaA AeAo' no''ss ~ as''e''
'1o'n your paper purport1ng to be the state
,nent Of Mr. J. J. II. Rice, Passenger. of In
portc. Indiana ~ wb;cb ;,os. or,,t ;,;r.+;.s =,
r.. M r :, Ao "
-"s' " "i". d. ossood. Inc CONDUCTOR Of the train
which NIT With the accident.
If tht4e be but one ]. ]. II Rice. of I,anorte
+,,,. ,.ati.,,,,, ,,,,.t ,.r. 49,. 4.
>AA@ aus. "e oe." ia''1Alt-. onoet
an extraordinary Inflammation on the night
referred to, You represent him to state that hc
49,. 49,. a.. re. - >-e 1@.
aeh'' 'aat o'e h1st ne Ane"' Inc water WAS rush
lug ortr the car, the lights were out, he lcapei
into the torrent on.f succeadef in oett,,r - -.
,,,,a,n ~ ,.1h.. -, 49,. :, =
s'u''p ;" ous"es ano up he oahA-that
everything was confusion--that 0syood, the
conductor. seemed crszr-ron tn Sou,l,
pan,t ..a ,t;-...s.,... -. ~. go"
oeao ""o '''soa"'1"Aee teae" '"o lsles llon'
the scenc) returned, a distance Of eight miles,
without his hat, aad that he (Rice) took charge
Of him aud brought him to Chicago nj st o'clock
on Monday. Now as was there the wt,o.c time
for Is hours, pronounce the whole account
false. There is not line of truth in the whole
story. IN less than one minute I went to the
door Of the sleeping car next to the shore, and
the water was not over two feet deep, for
1eet deep i'll the car at one end, perhaps three
feet at the Other: If Slr Kice passed into the
torrent Ae must have been the "er0-y" one.
The light in the roof of the car was not e1.ir,-
, 1859-07-07

Sr. Loc1s, July 3.-The salt Lake correspond,
ent Of the R<pa51icaa says that Judgc Cradal
baugh had returned faom tour Of his circu;t,
lie issued warrants during the trip for the
in the massacre ut Mountain Meadows ind
various other murders. He saw 20 church o1ii.
cials along the route He reports that for eighty
miles before reaching Santa Clara, nis COMPANY
found human skeletons at most every can1pin.,
GROUND, manF probably murdered By the Indians
Last winter. lie says that upward Of eighty
white men assisted ut the Mountain Meadows
massacre.
, 1859-07-07

% The total number Of houses in Boston in
1'sa was about 5000, Of which 1000 were
brick and the resi- Of wood, and the population,
after settlement Of nearly one hundred years,
amounted to only 1900. Now the number Of
buildings is probably upwards Of 5000, while
the population is in the peighborhood Of 1885,
fdb1
, 1859-07-07

. The report that has recently obtained
currency, that Nr. Dom Plat. will eouduc. the
National Era for the benefit Of Mr.. Chasc+ is
eontradieted by Ar. Piatt Ths paper will
maintain the character established for it uuder
the editor3hip Of Dr.. Bailer.
, 1859-07-07

- On the 9Th inst. three hrothers--1crrx
John, aud Daniel Qaill-wcre shot in Louisville
Ky, while engaged in row, by three po1ice.
men. Jerry died in half IN hour-.he other
two were supposed to be .nortaliy wounded.
Nine shots were fired By the policemen.
, 1859-07-07

~ 4 recent German invention for making
paper Of straw is said to successfully meet the
difficulties that hare heretofore attended the
pEoctBs.
, 1859-07-07

Right Rev. J. ". Boone. DID,. His
saonary Bishop to China, will sail for Shanghai
on the sth Of July, in the ..Golden Rule" lie
Will be accompanied by Mrs Boone aud nine
missionaries. -.--
, 1859-07-07
Population orTrxaa.

tae population Of Texas, Is giyen by the
late census, shows total of 45s, ,6e0, Of whom
1857 are slaves and ,eso free neerocs. In
1850, the total population was e1s. Are. The
whole number Of acres Under cn,t;,,+;o,, i
1a462l5
, 1859-07-07

gallery, that SO Young city has 50 ,nany treas-
urcs Of rich and rare merit; 50 many reat gems,
both from the ancient and the modern masters
This is not merely the Judgment Of our own
citizens, but strangers from Boston. Cincinnati;
and other cities, smoke freely aud cordially u
the superior excellence Of the Exposition, and
regarded il ns a erent auccess and nj l,vuor to
thecity.
The delight expressed bv 80 many Of our cit
liens on their recent visit: to Cincinnati, where
thcv saw the splend;d grounds Of Mr.. Bowle,
aud those of Mr. uoafoer, has led us to make
some efforts to find what horticultural improve
,ncuts we're going forward in and about Chicago
10 render her worshy Of ler beautiful nomme d
14nm<, the "Garden City," Our ra1nblcs have
surprised us rcry agrccably il Is truc, us muc1
rs the Art Exposition did those who visited it
We have told our readers what Dr. Egan is do.
ing nj Egandale, four miles south Of the city, IL
adorn four hundred ucrcs. We have seen ul,al
good taste can do with eleven acres of peat boys
aud sand.tills at the residence Of S. Il. kcrfoot,
ESQ.,, and more recently looked in upon tue
splendid grounds Of II. A, Tucker, Esq, ut
WaulecRn.
w now nrnnose tn shiny our renders what
c.n bc done ,non !, 1ot c,,btr feet front bv ope
h,ndrcd md e;,,,tv fcet decn anr where in The
hca,+ of ,ra c;,v
Let us enter tue grounds Of one Of our citi-
zens at the side gu.c, neglccting for the present
the front yard and the amplc mansion, set back
sor,. f,rtv or t;f,v feet from the strer, and ms,
a;..., =. t,,a tr,,;, ,r,r,on and ,.,,ot.ro+ e1sc
,ro c,, fna in The rr,r Tb.. frat tb;,e tint a.-
..n.,s .,,a .rn il M. of hardy or.,es neatly
LII, 49, a.. 49,, ~ ,xa,,- ~,
-. - 80 -r.,>s >-,'. .s:.,> ,.., ar ...,.
49, eo s ' - :.
=.
w. TX. e1 II,
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r .,. W.:.,:.'. ....1.a |
In, .1,o.. -. +ro.. ..d ,nd.. a.o,, :. . ~.
"~,.x - s,;.,;,., I'D - s.r.,.,,.sra. +.n,,,,
inv The r;.;tor viii, ,,.;r d.1;c;ors fr,,,, Thnx
trees winter and summer. In front Of each
window is wirc .relis, covered with hardy
vines the 1sohe1, md the Catawh, which uf.
sord n t,ratcf,, shade fror, lin ,f,.r,,ou .,,,,
and whosc r;ch ,usc;ors c,rxters cr,;ran ,,,ur
a cozy chat du,;ne the on,umn cvcn;nr.
, 1859-07-07

tB Ex:Aayor Mills, Of Lasal'e, who was
bitten BY q pet dog short time since, died lasa
week Of hydrophobia. Tho city during the
funeral on Monday WIS draped in mourning.
, 1859-07-07

~ The1e ne e,os5 Galleries in Great Bri-
1A'n' yielding annually 65,se4 ,707 tons Of coal.