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7HEl well known ard justly celebrated
One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Medicine and ElectrOpatl

Professor Of Medicine and Electropathy,
III AS CONCLUDED TO PER-
sd lsnlon Hank street to the west side O Ontario
stree gyetn ieok Cob Grocery store, one block iTom
1Tho msase success Of M GIBSON ii, the treatment
Chronic Diseases, Just lies HIM In announcing TO the sick
uu,t w Nill Nuke D.. T.
No Charge for SerpiceS iohieh are not successful
ncrnpln 10 opinion Witch will be given when the pa
Iun y W, eAlmlhed IN the following diseases; Liver
Diseuery, Gunefn Debility Novous Jons ump on slh-
umi hgnohpia Obstinate Cough, Doan,ss, Coldness OF
nnnce Lameness, SAX Nervous Headnche all nervous
iianhale heufaEia ID seases Of The kdIeys, DTopsy,
hheumalism, eiToiula, hhnal complaint, Slk Rheum
pay sOJ 80 any pf stefan IN the world Who will equsl his
success ia trentinu Waite sweilngl WrhoTod Limbs
er nom disease Of the oo nerve, termed Amaurufss
NsQ NNlhnk qlp-nlh, Leueprfhma aud oiher diseases
n DISEASES OF raE BRAIN
Will Il have sede0 or huon cured treated
bY br q with d gree otceFthin " amounting q math-
oniai precision, namely chiono Inflammation Com
rof later pttend with maunchy state 0f mind
with loss oi umbitunor nta and which tequenl-
Ntqi,hn.ie in alocy, insanity on suiido. bI SibsON
uumtd diseuta III hopes this notice. with the numerous
ahdvrfg fehpt ciabln aud favorable references which be
with sum mont guhTutY 10 the thousands who
pfu fifTng rOm disease al the bruin that they
notoy recover their health Ieot i've handsome pre-
Patients may Be seen at his ,iRno in various stages Of
cupyatosoenro who havn heeh m Atd by A classes OF med
| cll nioi Ni0uut success.
Dr q would state that he POSSESSES the only teliehe
md o. detcna tue lufatun ui uiecuaes-he tmmeQi'
nU pWut out the necst seat uf all rnin disease the
case oi any uVhii who mas pteien himself txamina
| uuu
| OfucG HouRs-9 to "a aud To s oolook daily, sun.
du tHoeptod, ulld nom Ia ocook on Monday and
| thulsda yavenlnrs ana
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VIM. A. BatheIof's Hair Dyel

The only harmless and reliable Dye kROiOn.
Tue Original and host IN the worlA
An others arc mere limitations md should be tvoided u
vo, gish 10 escape rioluule,
GRAY. RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
bsau,fal aud natural brown Blaok wtheut the least
injury 20 Hair OF skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
,y,ylsd 10 VIM A. Bachelor since ls9 and over $1,000
pti1ns have made 10 tho Hair Of his patrons II
mis- famous Dyes -
VyM A. BATCHELORs HAIR DYE produces color
not 10 be distinguished fom naturo aud is WARRANTED
NOT 20 niuro m the least however ong may ho continued
aad tho m objects Of . Dyes rrmedied the Hair nysm-
sied for hlo by this splendid Dye
Made sold or apulied in private rooms 81 the VIZ
F-c1,rt No Iii Hruadsay, n y
cod IA s cities tOwna II the Unau States BY Drug
si,ts and Fancy Goods nealess
30 ihs Feuuin, has tho me aud address upoa steel
plate engIaying on foar sides OF each Box gt
WAi. A. BAIChEipHt -
iap7 No @s hroalw. ~, =. y.
IzJ- Ii any people in the world ever needed
.n spoule TO cast heT devils out It a who i've IA
thts ,ter-l1ssed country The miasmatic poison Of ou
syanos aud Marshes becomes vertabie devil in ihs
Dlood 10 rsvo in tho Agues aad Fven which shake and
eorch us aH kyers AuUG CURE is said 20 be The
o.ie e need aud some Of ncghhors who have rie'
eonarm the report .--JourHal, Piano. ia'
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LAKE SHORE RAILRADl

Nm yort .....,.. $50
Philadelphia, ........ .................''' DIV
Baltimore, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c Ouu
TIME QUIcEER THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or t the Lake Shore
Depot, b. G. Harris, Agent
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W The aged can have health re 'eWed by
Huthines' Lie ENhllraut VIII ca Us inia ine as Ielu,
Seunu aud ulu rtEGtT wasted strength WIN m1EFu'
prmu'u IS suudeIful per- 1uouce toT ou hH1 l,o
land
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HUTOHiNGS7 LIFE EXHlLARANT.
UN QU AL E ID

This novel preparation has m.t with the approval OF the
faculty 10 OF the world, IND the hcoYetef uhu
nrnnrLcLnr LnlrIe..IV nrnC LMIms % 10 DE
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- iT1,o ric1in, oG Liver Complaint will discover

u The ViCtlm OF LlVeT OOmpTNuI VII uIoVUVVI
IN "A tchugs' Lilo tXhla ant grand pn acc y Wqu uo
f,r oIusditc uud purmuuet Clc iu ihls s sing COM
MA "A % ikowIsr reudurs the mlhd cain hnu ' oIu
"a. d restores strength with magic qhckntse
Sol hv VIM 3 sac Cleveland
T.55s The nervous will find llutchings' Lie
FIi ,rito % r,mruy for y hei5 run.'ingi anu Pd
iuiuuiCl iuS use ol qlhs haVu "evpo
Ssiec ii aud then T.uus syeHns shaioTcd ana cnhssl
tniinos br kcu anVu. Spdh by WIN. Flske Clovnlanl.
alsy~ The weak will receive new strength rom
a oI,rate ua that excellent, Hue lnga Lite tAlln
II 4. hralbtll iu all its atiuns A. an lLNGo =
an A. has no ca reiuyculn the AGED and weak lh
Nymdsrfni cc ieruy aud peui4ucut elect so my WIN
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u n II a u "A II ~ -
g a regeuerdOT and TcstOrr wasted or inert functions
Gugnlss' Life Exnsra SHOULD be used by all nerv;
wor, aud wi MOI proiuce reaction no matter how sud
il is also Grand Tome and will give relief in Dyspep
th tnH FIRST dose. A hel persistence IN e use w
Tenoyato the sumach To degree oi perfect heal anu
The aged SHOULD be certain to mike Hnicnigs LIE *,
hiapnt household gd inusmuc9 as ~ ~Id 1 L5lj, ue e
youthful feeling aud IN renslh, and enable lhem 70
srbaTaes but gtheus and is really an in auablG
bic snug esp"rall, t. those VINO nave usen touuCsH
sickte Nomhter what the canse OF he impoleny n
any human organ this superb ENhuran Will remove the
Ha chmgs' Lfe E,li aren't should be used by all per
whJ huvo dsodeed nerves stomach pyer mn cnlar
action torpid intellect owuess Of splls It IS COM
pSHnugu 3oS ra il5 or aon of mineral substances
Fouiaes afflicted WITH nartenness NH uiscov9L f ~
Huchng Exhiaan tho realization OF th''r hopes o ma
Th5 rcmarbsb @ and unnpproachabe preparo'o is for
fa'oby H. Proprietor. g. HUrCHINGs at No lb5 S,Hm'
hers Stree Now Yu City All orders should be address
81 S 50 sR R Sotss fr S. Sold 6y WT FIsKE Ci.ye9nd
T-Y5 Hutchings' Life Exhiarant is rejuve
natur of unappuacnaDe aud immitane excellence For
c1nsIcoI an iutl bio pecldc Is also cure for aiho-
tl1ns co4 & SgeE ins'S wv and ooysicni ability Sold
HUTCHINGs' LIFE ExHL.RANT - One dose
will rt move the dssgeeabo and di.ressng elects OF
the nvsHri ing 'ii' he DIST rssi9g oal ana an pam
feeu gs wi be rem we'd. So1 ly Mm tls- e, l+y--.l
HUTCHNGs' LIFE ExmLABANT - Ladies OF
walk and sckIy constitutions should take the iulc ng
Liz Exuagunt It viii make you sr'us healthy 9ll1 ha
Tta orrau and the bloom Of heslthio Pc
SEX ana was gu cre-wou face. sold by VIM fls"'
I3- Hutchngs' Lille Exhilarant is quick and
edectual curing me worst aud most aS SnHyata case, +"
SRe. Y4s omh and 6o%eis asd viii revive th naaueho
uud dm1lns smuis immeIi ts{ me tesu uCioyeIIW5
The aged can have health re eWed D.
Authngs Lie EXmlrant VII ca Is mia, lnle ne, as n & Le1
veuuu aud wlll ree. ne wasted slensE WIN i @ m NV ~
anu uuuutl tll pCtI lNcuNe E"I. wv,
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HUTCHINGs LIFE EXlIlLARANT - Ohe uose
will remove The dsagreeabo and diressins elects o
Wind orF .tulepCH aud hH moment tr stomach feoel
the nvisrr4 ing The dist rsbng onl auu a pAlul9
fnan ra wi hn veh N0n lY VIM Fls- Q. Levr.nnu.
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say" We take pleasure in informing the pubic
that Runlni. IT'S Superior ST., has received a
splendid stock ofSummer goods, among which we
notice a large variety OF the newest aud most fash
ionabe styles of straw goods for both meu and
boys aud also a full assortment ofchdren's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles OF
soft hats. which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Rulni assures us that it will be his aim to sell tue
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy of their patrOuane.
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Fare Rednced via PIttsbarsh and Philadel.


V0T70T 1''7'7777
Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the We'd
deli House. also at the depot at the Cleveland aud
Pittsburgh Railroad Office
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We keep . large stock. which wa "a,
oeer Inducements to School Teachers ans
Country Merchants, who wish TO pur'
chase IN snail or Large quantities.
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CleaVes Il Walden
Iuaye Jua Received

A lrTrHfH Hn Doc VrII Gp. umsni
IL COO ItF NIhHn|rI ~, 1ag'uf,
n. u, lf - 20 th.u.trf 10 ialo
lu Nfn
Th Lana aad lhe nooi ~. Miliril
Illustrations drawn from 600 iaHnafs
mi tufllma. iho scen~f and soney "
ths lluly tlnli By W. NJ lh1mriaH, u.
o., twenty fge yalu % Missionary in
ga oniralasilnn.
fuilm md Nj fficnlai by b. u,
shollol Mackenzie.
via spots u lhe West Ny Frederick
t,etsiirscr.
Whni ein w1mtnn oi hyT. q Arthur.
prrtcttls rhilp me Second, vol g.
Thp Wal Trail o., Tho Hunt " The
via llof. \ Romance NJ the Prairie
hy rip'. Na,uu i,cii.
Tln liflmi Decisive Battles n iht
World, ftnm Marathon 10 Waterloo ,,
g.. s. Greasy. VI. \.
The Afternoon ~ Unmarried Life.
from IA, last London Id%ition-new suprlv.
Wv Thirty Years out ~ the Senatc hJ
Major jack pou ming Illustrated.
A Memoir ~ ). \. rrenliss edited by
biz brother --nsv supply.
Adventures Of Gerard, the Lion Killer
new supply.
Unity Of Mankind by Cabell-nev
supply.
Wnknni Or, hlyen,urei on the Mos.
quito Shore
splendid illustrated Edition ~ Mother
l,oo.r's Nlrln lies.
Just received and Tor sale w
~ CLgAVEs VApyN.
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CALVIN MILLER, Patt'Sl
A. II. WATSON,
Al LAW.
nINnII 1fISS

IttAai NttNVss
Will practices his profession ia the Court.
~ Pamela. neSc,o. ruuic,. r'elhoma.
Bolivar. suufnvct, carroN. uclrass. Nsl.
ahasha. rstst,es aud Taishstch4s ciun.
ties. Alec. In the Federal Count st Ton.
toto, AMI supreme ccur, at Iaca-eu.
Particular attention given 10 al Land
Claims situ<tsd IN said counties.
-REFEHGNCBs.-
JUDGE n. UsvrS. Middle Tenn.
iad-c Al tarsshvrs, lshanss. Tenn,
Judge n. Green. IT,.
iicu. I. W. roWell. Henderson, n.y.,
JIon. Archsrhald Dixon.
judge j. ". prisc, New Orleans. Ia.
Gfu&se " s,sirs in pcstuihss build
ing. msrehl-tm.
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Ahcriff's Aaoe Of 1.an1
DY virtue sf . pla =, Va direesi|
ID me from the Circuit t'lryk's -
l'anols county, issued February 4
1850, ] will ssll - the fret Mcsjn5
May neat, between the bcurs pves01|
BY Law, n the Court liesss door ~
county. all the interest that q. p. ~
son has IN the following lsrds, TED
L 81 see sSt.Ir len sse ~
IL Oft &c sec s4t3slsd
Of sec A,s5rie; q Il
sec st.sIrte; sw H WS
2 sy:, o. u ~ ace :pt.1rs ID
81 n see 9gtT daei(
@tsI ! 2, 81 81 sci &c ?7tTf
eofs sve 70 t9sr2;s stdj
sec META lst I -ec % ~ fSd
. Of u Q sec % 9. raviMe
ne see Is .sif3: spd vesi hall [
% I y east, lying 10 passle 81
lesied 10 satisfy said u "a, IN laws
D. I. wilIisss, adn's; against W.
!. n. JONES.
Sheriff pasSla CSeneP|
March q. 1ssp. s.tds.
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CLEAVES Il VADEN

HAvE RECEIVED
The American Numi.maiicrl Man.
usl II he Currency or Money II the
Aborir ncs. aud Colonial. State M
United States Coins. with Historical and
Descriptive Notices u each Com or
Series. iy \. ". Dickcrson.
Dictionary " the United State. Con.
grrss, containing Biographical Sketches
~ IL members from the foundation OF
the government. with m appendix com.
piled as u Manual " l.cfcrere, Tor II,
Legislator or Statesman. Nv Cha.
Lanman.
The old Plantation, anj what | gather.
81 there In an autumn month. Is Jane.
llunsettsri. Of Maryland.
Picture. II Country Life Itv A'ic.
Cary, aa,hnr Of C%lavernO0s; Married,
No, Mated, etc, etc.
fauAwei. or the San iaeinto 10 the
Seas Of India. China aud Japan. By Vim.
Maxwell Wood. ". DIT. :. n.
Waikns or Adventures On tho Mos.
quite Shore. By Stm'l A. Bard.
Gteck and English Lexicon Of the New
I'cs,smcut. ny Edward Robinson, D.
D., l.. H. y.
Ellat's Report en- the Mississippi aad
Ohio Rivera.
Episode. Of French History during tho
Consulate aud first Umpire. by Mss
i'ardcs. Mes suprly.
The uia,cry II Prostitution, BY WIN.
". sanger, N. u. Ncw supply.
Lectures ca Obstetrics. By Tyler
Smith.
rhi Ria Of the Dutch Rcruhlie-a
History. by JOAN LOshorp Motley, }
vols.
~uyciuppia Of CerncFcs and CONNER.
cal Navigation. Ld..vd by j. Smith
Hon ms.
History If rsr,pe from the commsncc.
mens u The French Revolution. in l1ys.
10 the Restoration Of the Baurbaus N
ISIS. Nv Archibald MlsOn.r D. L. ). T.;
N : velamcs.
The Unity cfNariisa. By J. L. Csbsll.
New supply.
History n the Church from tho Earliest
Ages to the Reformation. ly Rev. Geo.
wrdi,nFteu. NJ. A.
The airy Book. Illustrate b eighty
one rnxrssings. Nv Adlms.
Magistrates Exess,.sa Usese.s, ruled
cd printed headings.
Fsrss,eI bv
app CLESvES 1 vADEx.
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w. X. STRANGE ~ CO..
useissss, ssa Retail
EOOkSElLENS
Frs.
ANp pE,tEns ~
Artists Materials
?i0 Main Si.,
UNDER 0DD FELL OUS NALL
Memphis. Tenn.
ctr STOCK OF BOOKS CONSISTS Of
Medical,
Theological,
Miscellaneous,
Law, and
School Books.
school Books.

school Rocks.
We keep . large stock. which we can
oeer Inducements to School Teachers and
Country Merchants. who wish TO pur.
chase in small or large quantities.
Artists Materials.
We have an hand the msst seler, stock
that can be feard in any city. ANYTHING
tina, Artists. Teachers Of sshplars. shou.i
want in this line. we shall hc happy 10
attend to their orders. We hrve the
rphe Paints. photographs, oils, Brushes,
Mood Easles. Japan Tin Bases, &C., &c
STATIONERY.
Our ssock cf Stationery l. enc II ,hs
noe, complete to 10 fcuni in the South.
We en- cell Letter PAPER to the country
trade - cheap ~ they can psrehase u IN
The Eastern market. We buy ours from
the Mills ~ the ease - Ne that We can
cell !, cheaper. VI keep on hand 4 large
stock u sne Papers. consisting II Letter,
Fools Cap, Commercial Nsss, Sermon
aud Bill Paper.
u0Io0k WoOWse
They sasses b, sarpsssed anywhrve. IN
price, or qusiisv. tpuv stcet rrusisss N
l.ejrers. Journals. Dav Books. Cash
Hooks. Iaveiee uosss. Record Books. Ne.
esips Bosks, T,sse Book, and McmoraB-
iun Bosks-eit sifes.
Iuks.
We have a large sssch sf INK. sAis,,
Ne casr to the srsjs chap. We kssp
Ink IN email bottles thu ill ansser o.
Ink .ssai-. which can Be used ia The
seheel~ Alsc, Copying. Ned. Blue ssd
BIsck Inks.
srss.sas Wishing n puressse Bod.
S~sssi,sery ssa Artists Materials. ell
Iast 10 sksis interest and seed their o.
wN. \. SAAx0e . CO.,
49, - - Soiisosn,
~ onpAis Ten.
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Al The same tins aud tlsss. ~
sillas u . decree u said lou,,. ~
cd a Tho tenn Aforesaid, The undsssr
as Administrator u the estate ~
licensed, Will offer fot SIDE 10 In
bidder, ~ public vshdus, \ hLsIS
boy named dlH, nged about s
and belonging 10 sad estate. M
will be sold % q credit Of IA m
Ifam The day Of sale. and The psIsk1
required 10 give bond with npi, otsjl
eatIiy for The purchase money.
-. " y. PHILLIPS. Adut
April ilh, ls5p. nis.ts
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PRINTING PRESS FOR SHE.

Ascend hand Washington Press that
siil ,nsvrr admirably for = country Job
or 20. will be sold 1t bargain, by the
sli,cr II this paper.
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The state or Mississippi.
ch,ne' nv Court Of paroia County.

The state or Mississippi.
ch,ne nv Court Of Paroia County.
A, Rules before tho Clerk Of said Cosr,.
ri bis Mice IN the town II Pamela, On
the third Monday (?lss day. Of March,
A. D., 1850.
No. g.
; s.' CO. { I; s'''' nn for Divorce.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction ~ TIC
c"ur, from due proof, thu, the defen.
dsnt. y. 4. Carr. resides ous " tho State
Of Mississippi, 90 iha, process. canno, h
served. or u served the party canno, be
compelled 10 appear and answer or plead.
!, j. therefore ordered ,hs, the complain.
ant have a hearing on the facts charged in
tho bill. unless tho defendant enter her
arrearm 90 hc-~ir, and r'rsd. arswsr or
dsmar 10 ssid hill. M or before the third
dty II tho nsst term of tho court. to hs
holden at The Court lloasc In tho town ~
pannls. M the seventh Monday after the
fourth uoriry In March. lsj9. api thu,
G copy n this osder h. rablishsd Tor the
space ~ one month hefsrs said third dav
~ the said term. IN the spsn,la S,sr..a
newspaper Published In ,hetcwn Of PIANO.
%. H. ssi1 State.
T. e. HARRISON. C1~k.
Ward { rao,e collectors Tor complainant.
marsss.g-ju
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shuin' sale of Land,

10y VIRTUE ofsn alias 4. g.. dim1
ID 10 ms from the Ctnpit Vierk's 4
Of ranclh eorniy. Ied - I'll
Aptll, Il 81 Nil - On Noudrt}
- dr. oi ,la, r,x., between the n
prescribed ly law, q, tho Court M
door ui said County, all tho inlsrsss :
q. 7. Anderson has in the tolIssl
lands. lo.wi,. VI u s32t?crld
ess4,a' rlGec ~ sstsst
!, cnw ofsess % l; ssi
ne .A sirlr sw 81 swl1
sot2T .; es Of " q "a
NV Of Of . :Vtasr2es "a
ncs gt:Iras;ne ofscc u d
:, reg . cls " . % 2v3l
Of ncsaetsi : 70; lc, 4 s2Sta
lt;c % Of > 32ta,r4c VI
nc s33t2Irse aud " Of Q 33iI
r 9. lying in l'anoIa county, sssvd|
to satisfy said 4. Ia, in favor Of II
Il. Young, State Comm,ssionsr, ~
leo. y. Andersen. Fl
J. II. JONES, Sheriff d Pc
April I,b, 1850. nl?-h|
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MASONIC FEMALE
ACADEM

rilr anderagnei, Trustee Of Pamela
Masonic frmale Academy. take pleasure
in announttn. 10 tho public iha, thcy
have secured the services ~ Miss Bette
q. Smith, to take Charge " the Literary
department. Mrs. u. Moorc of the Musical.
Nrs. Bowers Of the Ornamental. and VIZ.
u. Mooteas Superintendent. The school
will comafrss VI the l., Monday IN
fchrunrv, is,g.
~, above ,strhrrs are well Known to
the Trustees. o. able, accomplished anil
experienced.
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4 ihs fifffi 81 The ftsf slae NJ
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Haid iini vii ls seli On 4 ~
ono and tao yfafs from the a. {
ed lhe purchaser ell BE- yees
fisf loed With afpFesed sssvvll5.
lhe interest Al 9 ~ cent. from All.
NJ. J, ruiLiIij.
CommIssk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-05-04

Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale on very
reasonable terms, Tho ives, half NJ section
eight. township eight, range l,e, west,
I'd mining the lands af Col. W. \. Jones.
aud knowu " The ''Jolner' place. There
arc between thirt, and fifty ncres cleared.
". II. CALDWELL E.q., win show the land
70 my pcrpun wishing to purchase. For
further information adircs. W. r. Woot.
ten, pnhola, Miss. ~ The UNDERSIGNED.
ROBERT BLACK,
ayrill3-Sm Asmrhis, Tenn.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
Judge Douglas.

The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Press writes as follows "The
most painful interest has been manifested
during the last two days, in regard to the
health of Judge DOUGLAS. He has labored
with so much industry and zeal during the
past year, that do not wonder that his
constitution has temporarily given way.
He has been so vigilant and energetic in
watching all the phases of the great prin-
ciple with which his name is identified, that
he almost lost sight of himself. Just as his
accomplished wife was recovering from
what threatened to be fatal illness, be him.
self was taken down with bilious fever, and
on Friday evening became alarmingly i'll.
1 am happy, however, to assure you, that
his physicians pronounce him out of danger.
No greater calamity could befal the coun-
try at the present day than the loss of this
great statesman. His house was besieged,
day and night, with anxious iuquirers, and
the heart of this great city seemed to have
uplifted when it was announced last evening
that he was out of danger. Telegraphic
dispatches poured in upon his family, from
all parts of the country, asking after the
condition of his health.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-25
Gov. Wise as u Penman.

A letter from Richmond gives the follow
ing information in regard to Gov. WIsE's
rapidity of penmanship :-"As scribe, the
Governor surpasses, perhaps, any man liv-
ing. In point of rapidity, he can only be
paralleled in short hand, while his writing
is almost as legible as print. I had occasion
some time ago to copy some writing of his,
and l did so page after page as he produced
them. l started when he was about two
pages ahead, and though he had to compose
while l had merely to copy, at the close of
the tenth page he was still two in advance.
At this stage be was called off to dinner,
and 1 availed myself Of the opportunity to
procure a peculiar style of pen, which 1
thought would facilitate the operation. We
both set to work again simultaneously; and
though be stopped occasionally to mend his
pen (he writes with quill pen), and now
and then walked rapidly round the room,
while l meanwhile wrote with all the rapid
ity of which l was capable, be wound up at
the end of the twenty ninth page with the
two pages in advance which he had at the
start. l understand be thinks nothing oil
answering twenty-five or thirty letters day
or rather within the three or four hours be
spends in his Office, besides attending to
ether duties and receiving visitors, who occu.
py much of his time. What reporter he
would make!