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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

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tlass lhal yau fhiuh scarcely wef'ly
" q respectable aiismloH, wh''
hoy ~ ali eaf teadefi oil lay eIal,n
h. this dIsliheiiani IIeeallees. tho
future I'iesden, scot found amonFsl
Ne sabbath breakers, tho everyday
oilers, the evening fowdies, the bias
phemous, the sulaaf. ~ amone ihose
that love and make . lie, We 10 not
me N those vho pride themselves ~
being Young Ameflcs, and despise
he authority u father, or break
lie gentle restraints Of good moth
~"
The above is very good lesscr
for children. hui We ara more ~
elined 10 believe that tho ptcslden
for 1900, II II s IN the future thu
such q magistrate will then he In ~
is,ence, Ia now running wid dc mer
sheen In New York. The tone o
the times indicates the Mike W1lsl
aud josiah Ryndcra route. ~ III
shortes, linz 10 the Presidency here
after. --Afobih Msrcury.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
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"A 1880.
liaappwIi#f, Invented by Sehsaflg,
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Mashels 10 use 1910. Pistols - u's
i5il.
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iuilembutg, lIlp.
Printing lnlrosldcel into England
ltil
rosl uliee established IN France
iIGl IN England lt'l, IN uefma'
ny 1911.
Turkey. and Chocolate introduced
into Eugland IRON America ~ low
Tobacco introduced into France,
BY Nlcol, 1850,
fIf.. coach made IN England 1861,
Clocks hfsl IN England 1868.
Potatoes introduced inlo Ireland
and England IN 1856.
The circulation of blood discover
cd, BY Harvey, 1919.
The trst newspaper, published n'
Venice 1850, IN France 1851, u
England luu. ,,..
Tea introduced into England 1868
The steam engine invented BY th'
Marquis Of Worcester 1861.
Fire engine first invented 1868.
Turnpike iirst made in fnslan'
1893.
Bayonep invented IN Bayonn,
(whence their namc) 1910: frs
brought into use q, the battle Of Tu
TN 1923.
Stereotype printing Introduce
l12i.
Nes style Of Calendar introduced
into England 1852.
Air balloons aud rrostacia IN
vented in France lis2.
The first mail carried in England
by stage coach, l,s5.
The cotton gin invented In Geci
gia 1871.
Life boats invented in Englan
, 1909.
The frs, steamboat, on the llulsc
river 1907.
The streets Of London frs. ligh.c
with gus 1911.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
A Useful Table.

Counting plants ono foot apar,
each way W. shall have AZ, 800 upon
sn acre, because nn acre contains
,hs, number Of superficial feet
Take the figures in tho first column
Of tho following table a. the distance
apart, and M acre will contain the
number Of plants in the second col.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
Gbsits Clippings.

You may purchase any stamp
from ono cent 10 ten, at tho post Of
ice. but you cannot purchase the
stamp Of . scnslsmsn.
Don't despair. lfyou Clip down,
jus, get up. A stout heart is as sure
10 finally weather tho gale as u pretty
eli is to bring down the man Of her
chcicc. s
The newspaper is y sermon for the
,houghful, . library for the poor
and . blessing to everybody. Lord
lIroughsm calls It the best public In.
sructor.
Tusr's So.-Thc busybody 'nhor'
| without thanks, talks ~i,hou, credit,
lives without love. dies without ply
save that some say, 1T wusspity
10 died no sooner" /
A grea, many miidss 60 unre.
corded nowadays. "killed himself
drinking mean liquor is very often
omitted, from obituaries appearing
in the newspapers Of tho country
Pointing moraIs," is not the forte
Of our obituary writers.
Lei no man be too proud to work
Let no man bc ashamed Of u hnr'
lies or u sanmrn, ccuassnancc. Lee
h,a be- ashamed only Of isporanc'
and slosh. Lot no man be sslnme'
Of poverty. lie, him only b
ashamed Of dishonesty and idlsnsss
Marriage 10 the tic Of perpesaa
iricndship, snd shcrs eau be n
friendship without confidence. an
no confidence wi,hou, Integrity, m
he must expect 10 be wrc,ehcd VII
rays TO beauty, riches, or person
tina, regard which ouly virtue an
ric,y can claim.
There Is dew IN onc flower and nc
in another, hscaase one opens u
cup aud ,akss is In, while tho oth'
closes itself end shs drop runs oG.-
God rains goodness end mercy
vide q Tie dow. and IL We lack sheu
IL 10 because " will not open O
hsasss 70 receive thsn.
Here 70 . bssstiful little per-
graph which " end IN ono of .
sxekanses:
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that bred ut Of he earth. Il
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

Az AaAs on CRiSoLlSg.--We ex.
.rse. the following from a letter BY
. missionary in Syria. on the all-ab.
sorbins subject Of Crinoline:
One day. an Arab from Chursug
called upon Us, and .sid ,ha, he had
seen q great curiosity at Beirut
Said be. "The French and English
ladies' there wear large umbrellas IN.
der their dresses. l am sure Of II.
I saw the frame work. And when
tho sisners, passed along, lss. sAs
merchants more away. their basket
aud boses 10 the marrow streets v
LET hen pass."
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
Questions Well Answered

A sophis', wishing to pussle rhslss,
tho MlIes,an, one Of tho wise men Vi
Greece, proposed to him in success.
sion the following difficult questions;
the philosopher replied to them oil
wi,hou. the less. hesitation; and with
how much rrOpric'y and precision
our readers can judge FOR themselves:
VIVA, is the oides, Of MI things !
---jod, because be always existed.
Wha, il the mos, beautiful The
world. because IL IL the work Of God.
What is the CREATES. VI oil things
Space. because il contains oil thai
10 erca,ed. wha. Is the quickest oi
al thing. Thought, because In 4
moment |, can iy through the Uni
ycrc. whs. is the strongest i--Ne.
cessisy, because u makes men fac'
all the dangers of life. What Is sh'
mos, diIIieult!-To know yourself
Wha. is the most constant Of sl
,h,nss.-Ilope, because il s,ill re-
mains with msa after be has los
everything else.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14
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Rll. 10 ramcy Cssds, done with Nea,nes.
AL Dispatch, and IN teasonAb'c terms.
svCAso0 IN OE0.ovG0S.sEl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

A woRp 10 rug lSDoLgSr.--Ev.
cry situation Of life has duties which
are proper to it. Those who sro do.
lermined BY choice to any particular
kind Of business, are, indeed, more
happy than those who are determin.
Cd BY necessity, but both arc under
MI equal obligation Of liking on em.
ploymcn,s, which may be either We.
iul to themselves W beneficial to oh.
ers. No one Of tho sous Of Adam
ough, to think himself exempt from
that labor aud industry, which we're
denounced TO our Grsl parent, and
in him 10 oil his posssr'ty. Those
to whom birth " fortune issy sssu'
To make such sn application snsee.
cssary, oagh. 10 find out soms call.
ing or profession for ihsmsslvss,
that they may no. lie - . burden "a
the species, and be ,hs only usslsss
parts of the creation.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

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qaeaee, he has ~, paid fr bic last psf
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have 6oush, . now bonnet fos my viis,
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s'' ho"e'
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brethren N .cnd In lock cf ME NV.
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

7he 0dns (t,ecssis. } Empire
6ssss says shss . lsAy IN shss eisy.
sAsss hose bseans badly infested
nth shess vssuisss, gives - siwpls
ssasay st dissslviss spPssss h 10
ter, (ssks 10 ssrsss. end spsist.
ling IN shs upss preaissas place: h
vilI nsts then lesve q fssty.tws
rsss. end ~ uisnke. ehe 6ied Il
sscss0tsIly, snd hss ~ bess sfos.
bled vish ~ ~ nice sipee. ID is
simple ~ sili ~ eat sseA 70 ~
ill.,"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

ADVANTAGES ov wonuM ovuR
Mkx. .--Scme one sums mp the ID.
vsn,ages Of women over msa - iel.
iow.
A wonsn may Say whss shs plsss.
% to yos wisheus being hacked down
for Il. Hhs can take sNooss after
dinner, while her husband is u work.
She can 70 forth into the streets
wi,hoa, being invited 10 treat ss ~.
cry coffee house. She can paint AsI
face II IL 10 too pale sad aoss % u
too red. She can stay ss hone u
sins Of var, and we'd II her hssbsss
10 killed. She can wear csrssss i
too shick-oshes 6xisss, II too hin.
She esn est, drink, and b nswy
without 10 costing . esal 6hs 81
Get In debt oil ovss, until - vsss'
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sssss her on bis seecsns sny 'ssgss
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-09-14

Hsrrzxa Yoa CLofBEs.-Bsfier
- CIeapes then fsd;so.-Ists
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psvass Il, "a pss il n sbsssls UT,
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svssseul b ss6eisus for . lssg'
9sships.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31
The Deceived venetians.

AMilan ccrrespcn ndeni oi The New York
Times writes.
have just parted with Venetian prizes
escaped from Verona. You woud weep L
hear his description Of the state Of the Vene.
tian provinces. lie, poor fellow, could not
restrain bis tears, and many a bystander,
listening. wept with him. lie said that az
Ter the battle OF Solferino the absolute des-
pair OF The Auslrians was indescribabe
broken. tispirited, officers downcast, SOL
diers sulky, disobedieni. A battalion oi
these brave Zouayes, he said (laying his
saud on the shoulder OF one Of them) would
have sufliceJ 10 take the city and fortress.
Five days and five nights they employed in
bringing in their wounded population.---
Meanwhile the people, elatej, maddened
BY the news, and by the fact that forty men
oi-war were in the Adriatic, brought ou,
their weapons from the hiding places,
Those who had none sharpened knives, and
waited for The long expected signal 70 fling
themselves upon their oppressors. Twelve
days passed. That signal came not; but
instead, news Of the Armistice. Still, such
was truth, joy, hope, that no fear was enter
laned for The future. Five days more, and
news Of peace on the Mincio fell like .
lhunderboli on the expecting patriots.
Would TO God had died before saw the
day, (sobbed the poor priest IN his recital.)
They were mad, mad. Ny poor people, they
rushed about the streets, sobbng. weeping,
brandishing their weapons, 50 mad. 50 fran
tic that the Austrians hid themselves. They
feared the fury % the population In is first
ebuIi,ion. Orders were given that no pro-
vocation should be offered Placards 10
verons, as in Padua, were Withdrawn, and
others. announcing that the news was false
and that lis authors were arrested, were sub.
stiluted. A calm succeeded the storm. All
believed what they hoped; but 10 one night
five hundred arrests were made -- and how
many more will follow! Emboldened by
the success OF the allies, whole colleges had
signed fusion with Piedmont. Every We.
uetian worthy Of the name Is compromised
one way or other,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31


The Hungarian has arrived with news q
the 10th inst.
The subscription 10 the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company is progressing very favora.
bly,
The general news brought is interesting
but is not Of striking Importance. The
Peace Congress met at Zurich on Monday,
I he 9th, according 10 previous announce.
mcnt. Nothing had transpired regarding the
proceedings thus far: Sardinia was repre-
seuted in the Conference. The Emperor
Napoleon was on q visit to Camp Chalons,
Witnessing the maneuvers OF the troops.
The British Parliament was still debating
the Italian question, but in more subdued
tone than has hitherto characterized the
speeches.
The official authorities at Zurich had CIV
en- tie Ambassadors to The Peace Confer
ence warm welcome, and were 10 enter
tain them at public dinner, on the llth
inst.
The completion Of the mammoth steam
ship Great Eastern was formally celebrated
on The 6h Of August, by banquet given
On board, which was attended by number
Of distinguished persons. The vessel is al
most ready for service.
The London Times has an article on the
siipulations Of the treaty alleged TO have
been arranged between the American Min.
ister TO Mexico, McLane. and President
Juarez.
Although the Times thinks the treaty
would be beneficial 70 Mexico itself. as well
as to the world, yet il tears il would result
iD injury to the interest Of foreign bond
holders.
The Grand Duke Constantine, Of Russia,
had arrived al Spit. Head in Russian ves-
Sc Il war.
Mazzni publishes in several Of the Lon.
don journals sn article under the caption q
the European Coup d'Etai.
The Conference was duly constituted as
follows:
Austria-Count Colcredo and Baron New
'penberg.
France Baron Bourgeney and Marquis
Bonneville.
Sardinia Chevalier De Sawbers and Che
valpr i Iacocan
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31

rs THAT Also THrsE."-A beautiful re-
ply is recorded or Dilecarlin peasant
whose master was displaying TO him the
grandeur Of his estates. Farms, houses and
forests were pointed out in succession on
every hsad, az the property Of the rich pro-
prie,or. who summed up finally by saying
IN short, all that you see in every direc-
,ion belongs 10 me- The poor man looked
ihonghtfully for moment, then pointing
up 10 Heaven. solrmnly replied, and Is THAI
also thine!
And il not this . question which may
well be addressed 10 every one who !, re-
i,icing in the multitude of his riches; who,
as he looks around him sees the mercies
that have been poured into his lap. may be
moi be assed-l- Heaven also thinel Aad
il such question may be asked Of the rich,
may il not be asked OF all, whether rich
o. poor. And may we no, in all sincerity
ak the reader 70 weigh well the words Il.
IIEAvES ALso Tnist!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31

ADvERTlsE.-ln the following paragraph
the Utica IN. Y) Observer instances case
demonstrating the advantages Of advertising
10 ihe business man:
Il Is often the case that men come into
our Office and inquire for the papers publish
ed al such place, saying they would Ike
TO find somebody's advertisement. They sit
down and look the papers over, and il is Of
ten the case that they are unable 10 find
the desired information. Not long since q
gentleman was looking for the names and
address Of an Albany firm TO which he de-
sired to make consignment. but not finding
il he made the remark that he would ship
10 firm he was well acquainted with, but
no, liking their reputation he desired TO deal
with the other firm. This Is but one Of
many instances, and proves conclusively
that business men should advertise, IL It's
nothing more than their bushes cards.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31

Twill tell you,' continued her aunt TO Loui'
"a. two things which haved proved. The
first will 90 far towards preventing the pos.
sibility cf any discord after marriage; the
second is the best and surest preservative
Of feminine character
Tell mep said I.ousia, anxiously,
The frs, is this-to demand Of your
bridegroom, as soon AS the marriage cere-
mony is over, a solemn vow, and promise
yourself. never, even in jest, TO dispute OF
express any disagreement-I tell you new
er.--for what begins In mere banterng
will lead to serious earnest. Avoid express
ing any irritation at one another's words.
Mutual .orbearance IS the one great secret
Of domestic happiness. liyou have erred,
confess il freely, even If confession costs
YOU some tears. Further and solemnly
never upon any prctext or excuse, 10 have
any secrets from each other. but 10 keep
your private affairs from father, mother,
sister, brother, remember that any third
person admitted into your confidence, be-
comes party to stand between you, and
will naturally stand for ons or the other.
Promise 10 avoid ihis, ADD renew the vow
upon every temptation. II will preserve
that perfect confidence. TINT union which
indeed will make yon one. Q, il the newly
married couple would practice this spring
of connubial peace, how many unions would
be happy which are now miserable knck-
erb0cker.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31

OyIRAGEous.-IIeGr what some crusty
I'd bachelor SAYS Of the ladies. What should
be done with him
dip the Atlantic dry with teaspoon;
twist your heel into the heel OF your boot,
make posinasters perform their promises
md subscribers pay the printer; send 10
fishing hooks with balloons. aud fish tor
stsr-; get astride OF gosssmer. and chase
comet when the rain Is coming down
IKE the cataract Of Nlagars, remember
where your umbrella u; choke the mu squits
with brickbsi; 10 short, prove all things
hitherto considered impossible, 10 be posi-
bic, bnt never attempt 70 cosx woman Z
say she will when she has made up her nne
ossy she won't"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31

A GRANDMOTHER Al - YEARs.-We have
just been informed OF remarkable instance
y early development in Franklin county
i j. that Of negro woman belonging TO .
gentleman in that county, who gave birth
y . female child at - years Of age. The
daughter improved upon the example Of her
mother and gave birth to child At II years
q age. so that there 10 only difference
u % years between the ages Of grandmoih
e. and granddaughter - Richmond Dis
patch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-08-31


ExrIssNE BEER DRrsKrSc.-We clip
The following RON an exchange
The excessive use Of beer among the
Germans 10 America i attracting attention.
and well informed and educated Germans
themselves are beginning to cry ou, against
The unliGiieo sa,iiUg w liquor which y
beneficial TO health when used moderately,
but abusive indulgence 10 which can result
in nothing but evil. We owe TO our Ger
man friends the unquesuonoble benefits that
have succeeded the partial substitution Of
this mild beverage, for the strong sPrtuous
liquors that were used c cxcluslyely ten years
ago; bu, il the whole energy Of the nation
Is 10 be directed 10 the production Of beer,
and the entire leisure Of the people 70 the
consumption ., beaf lne change may not VI
,ima,ely prove ~ prsf able and desirable
as ii is crtlmatec
The Cincinnati Republicaner German
paper, complains oi the growing idleness
that fonines. for beer induces, aud The de-
cline O. individual spirit and of physical VI
yor il csuses; and il Erieyes 20 observe that
even the hard sIne~s aud elastic muscles Of
the Turner's are beginning 20 yield 70 an ef-
feminscy brought on BY excessive indui-
ycnce in the national drink.
TIE subject deserves the serious consid-
rattan ~ enlichtened Germans. Beer is q
rood beverage; but ~heni,s use leads %
constant drinking matches--when loo
rlasscs of il are emplied into the stomach Of
man. in twelve hours, on wager, y Is
time 70 reflect il there be not some enjoy
men, more manly aud honorable than beer
drinking.