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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

SxAoGEp.-T Cincinnati Cb1taereiai Of
the gath inst. has the following account of u
mishap to the steamboat Commodore Perry :
Dispatches from Pomeroy state that the
Commodore Perry. bound from Nashville 10
Pittsburg, struck suag At Secris Ripple on
Monday night, leaking freely. Sue retarned
tn PomeIoy where she will discharge her
cargo aud return TO Cincinnati for repairs.
We have NO particulars relative 10 the extent
OF the damage 10 her cargo. She left here
Friday night with over 100 tons ia the boat
aud barge. having taken IS tons at this
point. She also received considerable houT
and grain at Mayssille.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
Tnr cann1roN suor.-In Paris the fashion

TIE CAMELEoS SHoE.-In Paris the fashion
for decorating ladies' slippers, either By
needle-work, by figured patterns on the
leather, or other material, OF by the insertion
of colored silk or satin, old as it is, has just
been materially improved upon A dealer in
London has contrived method of changing
the pieces of colored satin as often as the
wearer desires, without in any way injuring
the slipper. He makes little pocket in the
upper part of the slipper, under the perfora-
tons of the pattern, into which is placed the
piece of colored satin to be worn. When
the wearear wishes to change the color, moth
ing is easier than to draw one piece and insert
another. A dozen pieces of satin on stiff
Innings of various colors and shades are sold
with the slippers. Tasteful bows and ribbons
with buckles may be also attached to the
shoes by simple continuance and as easily
removed. This novelty has received the
name of the cameleon shoe.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL, n. Y.-The
American State Council met at Geneva OIL
the 23rd inst. and called State Convention
at Utica on the 2sth September. Hon
EkAsrUs Brooks and Hon. l.. BURROWS were
appointed delegates TO National Conven-
ton. The Council was addressed by Mr..
Brooks and DAN'L ULLMAN, Esq.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

cE A few years ago, LEOPOLD, Duke of
Tuscany. imprisoned the Madiai for circulate
ing few copies of the Word of God. To-
day the Duke is a fugitive from his kingdom,
and the Madiai are husily engaged in eircnlat-
ing the Scriptures, the Provisional Govern
ment OF Tuscany having proclaimed freedom
Of conscience and full religious liberty.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

New JERSEY DENocRAcY-The Democratic
State Convention of New Jersey met at Tren-
ton on the Path. Hon. Z. X. v WRIGHT was
nominated for Governor. Resolutions were
adopted favoring the principle of squatter
sovereignty aud opposing the opening Of the
slave trade.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

Ezfs- Ars. BosTw1cK recently gave con-
cert in northern Wisconsin. and her audience
was principally composed of Menomoaes aud
halfbreed Ind ans. who are said % hare been
first anaaE. d AID Awe-ssruck. and sileat, ne
the heavenly sounds came from the lips OF
the singer but their delight soon found ex-
preston. and they chsered and yelled and
wbooped their applause as u thsy never ca.
p etcd again TO bear such Tones IT NIL, dy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

MS- The Madison Courier says: We have
been assured by veteran, who has seen SER
vice, and who has passed over much of the
State, selling patent rights" that Douglas
will not get delegate in the Charleston con-
vention from Indiana. These operations and
movements of distinguished politicians" go
to prove the view taken by the Press, and
Mr.. Buchanan is determined TO crush Douglas
at Charleston.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

APPRECIATIoS or NoRrH CAROLINA LAND.
w. X. MYERS, says the Charlotte (N. CO.
Dssaorat, sold ten acres Of land last week,
for sI0o per acre. Ten years ago the same
land changed hands at SIS per acre.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

A Coon CRoP.-A crop Of 1000 bushels Of
prime wheat has been gathered FROM one
plantation in Davidson, \. g. An offer Of
ninety cents per bashel was made for tue en-
tire crop, at Lexington, n. O., but 1t was re-
fused
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

A CHAxoE FoR Guus.-The Agricultural
Society which holds It's iaiF at Dundee, Mich,
in October. offers premium OF i've dollars
TO The young lady : who will pare peek Of
potatoes IN the shortest time. aud do IL the
hat
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

And many Others of similar ages who have
lived in modern times might be mentioned
DR.. ID. Bowler, of New Orleans, has given
list not included in the foregoing, of per-
sons who attained the age OF one hundred and
twenty years and upwards.
In the list none given who died more
than two hundred years ago:
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:. gagan's Book stare
F. HAGAN,


SO Market street, Nashville, Tennessee,
Book Seller and StatiOner,
Invites Country Merchants RoOok sellers and Dealers
general, to examine his stock and prices His as
sortment comprises full stock Of
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From elementary Spelling Book" up through all
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BLANK BOOKS.
MEMORANDUM AND PASS BOOKS,
Bankers Cases Portfolios States Steel and Gold Pens,
WRITING PAPERS,
Including all varieties ofCap, Letter Bath Note, BEL
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PRINTERS STATIONERY.
F. H,gan would especially call attention of Publish
his arrangements for supplying News, Book,
Letter, Cap, Folio Post Paper Cards, all colors and
sizes. Agent for wADE'S Celebrated NEWS, BOOK
and COL0RED iKKS.
ENVELOPES.
Every variety of English French and Aa erica1
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WRITING INK.
Black, Blue and Red well packed ready for shipping.
WRITING FLUID.
Butler and ODDS celebrated, by the Dozen gross
or cask.
Sauoner's Hardware and Staple Stationery, Of all
kinds fresh nd in good order.
ENGLISH POCKET BIBLES,
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Plain fine and elegant and desirable for their cheap
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Historical, Medical, Theological, Agricultural
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Call and see them F. HAGEN,
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

MoSEy WE'LL ExrESnEn.--Wfthin I'VE
years, Ia Indiana. there have beea erected
AGO schooI-housss. at the expease Of eleven
ia = dred lh0as and dollars.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

A 100000 FAnURE.-A dispatch from
Boston says:
The failure of the Baltimore Locomotive
Works is announced to-day. The liabilities
are over 100000. The failure was brought
about by selling engines TO Railroads in the
West and elsewhere and taking bonds in pay
ment, which proved unavailable or worth
less.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

riaas braReAss q Mechanical Eagiasenns. sbsll
xose my sutFe attention. The general sapsrvsen Of
ths business, and With the sssisssncs of eompsisnt
Fosenen IN ne several departments large force q
sxpesssnoed ans tie sxfsnded facilities
my command, Fssl every oannaezce . my ability
10 eemPs,s sacsszsfnuy wah any ssntlaF sssAhlsh,
Hssai "A ths coansry. 7. ~ BRENNAN.
saxs5-u &c a..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Froats, GiTdeTs and
Roofs.
Conservatory and Hot
house apposntm-nts
Columns, WHsow & Door
tlabts and Sills:
Coassls. AodiiiioHs and
Brackets, Corinthian
COrreggie, Doric. Ionic
aud Composite Capitals
for columns aud Aatcs
&C all siscs.
ceFsices. Mauliings and
Leaves ~ variety.
spiFats and straightst4iEs;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

Plain 4 Ornamental Win :
dow And Door Frames
and shutters;
Hosting Machines for
stores,
Iron and Glass pavements
made strong y nd water
tight, admirably adapt
ed - light up cellars
and vaults
Street Crossings. Crate
inTs. Lamp aud Hitch.
ing fosisi
Van A. AID Yanst DaoFs,
and jail Work, &C.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27

BsiconIes, ysrandas, Area, Yard ard cemsssry
enclosures, Gates aud Fences wroagat iron Work,
CAST aud Composite.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Rollers: ter Wheels;
FIGURING and Grst Mills Tobacco a Lard Presses:
and Mil Machinery; Water and Gas Pipes Re-
Circular 81 sh aud Muley torts and Gas Works
Saw Mills; Castings;
Sugar Als and Corn Rolling Mil Machinery &
Crushers; Blast Cy flinders;
Cast and Cut Geering for Gin Machinery, Cranks,
Cotton Mills; Gudgeons, Shifting &c.
An extensive catalogue OF Patterns OF Spur and
Bevl Geeriug, Puleys, Balance and Band Wheels, TO
select from.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

A ssvky baekvoods boy, vss
once q > depot on one Of the 0eor.
gis rsilsesds, end vss Of course
deeply issssssssd in sasiss, fos the
6rss time, y The ''nish.y 6zins. |"
Finally be got insids of . cor, and
vhih isdsIsise bic esriosisy, she
whsle sessansa, ed ~ bsll ssae.
cd he ssssa hosss beesn y ssrEs
q he re Of ''sss.foesy."
20 lssly," shosssd he boy.
''sssp Il, sisp il, I sins s.evins p
cod bssssiag fesvsrd hs opsssd shs
dser sad jaopsd - oasis platform.
lea ~ ~ trsia NJ crossing .
dssn sssssssss lsslisg gssys On
wssIs-vsst, ~ sssine u esssh
ssl ~ ssps bsssseA Aia, h fsia-
~ ed lsII. Dissssly he esns 70,
sad licking p b ~ ssedsesse VIA
sssppei b Nh, - ssylsiasi visl
= 81 e: :'sf; 1; 70 ''''''' ''''sr' r
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ssssf
Ihsssd . sssei laid ,s.asy,
C,svs ~ Ne bseshss lses
hsss& ihs Iss wind sswshIus sy,
1kss vss sos meant IN ms.
Tks swse' sIId.ress h never pale,
MI hIusAed dsepes ,ed,
To shIsh sksa ! ksd heard The isIs
ller 'hosakslrs. lover ~Idi
And thea spshs a. css vhs Knows
a happy thought " Iell
"l.ls no harm W love, swss, rose,
ror ! Io,e" Anms Ilslli
u have bui 'sIt = simrl. pert
~ that which AlIs ~ bse".,,
Bend nearer 70 n, happy hear,
Aad listen so the ssssl
Thsu sIss u. dag II TO w wind,
AsA 10 thu bisds oi NOW
In oil shelf life they have not heard
A song - l'ssvssly horn,
!, aIlsay hsart wIsh happy hcsss
THAI nay tell 10 sl'se,
AND oil the eshss wildwood flowers,
That ANNA bell loves mel"
ilsi, the wild.ross blsshing there
Beneath the heechsn tree,
And all the world seemed very fair,
FOR lore came honc with mo,
And folded up It's wings
30 gently in my heart,
That while shs little snssl ines
This Joy will ses dspsrt,i
FOR ssfs asd svsss = vavss tina. part
fhe pink ilps Of sks shell,
b that dear ~ shss tells ny heart
% rris loved By Nkma Bsll'
Lexington, Miss., May, 1859.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

Boys.-"l'oys. when they are boys,
are quecr enough How many II.
diculous nniIons they have. sad What
singular desires. which In after liis
change and shape themselves isto
characteristics | Whoremsmbers when
he would have sold hls birthrlght for
q rocking.horse. and biz new suIi Of
clothes for monkeyi Who iorgets
the sweet. faced girl. older thas BIN.
seM. against vhoss golden hair b.
leaned. and wspt bis grief avay !
Who recoIlects whsa h imagination
10 be Q cIrcus.rides appeared greater
than 10 BE- . prince and bow jealous.
" be watched little lsllovs that wore
spsnglsd jackets, sad tusaed somes
sauIis. and logged TO become lIks
them 7 n memory preserve not thess
capacities, cs something slasllsv. III
buy II lost In the maa. Happy visions
they cone but once" Hons 'cassy
ths idIosvscsssies Of hoyheod viii
ihsm even 70 old sss, these ars
isshsicslly "old boys' Il is vel
esssgh 10 cherish The asInus Of yosih
bus not iss 6SlIIes; Iis fsssbssss d
feeling. but cot Iis sbsur1iiIss ans
errors. u hss bses humespusly ssls
hat ve love our moshsvs and sweet
mssis st tAve ysavs n sse our faith
ces q slx; d teW. our holidays; o
Af,sea, dress a twenty-five. 90
wives, q fevty. our children end .
sixty. ossuelyssi
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~ Nfexsfft W W. t<0UY HFF w
w sert nlves ~ ssMlslseeses n
Hefe eseekleu
"fhe jsssssy 10 Nv vwt fem
|lssIsa W sisae sysck. ssd lAk Inn
shw iksl msde N scnvsysNes uss
hfauskI n 4 eehaIdefsbIe asls "
pssfreiIan. vss n NY youth. IN Ihs
winter ssaspr. n least, An shxIf N
ihNe dsys II wss ,ws dsys nam
l'hIIadeieAis n baltimore " Ne wsy
n s'slamhIa. tsem neliImees 10
Nsskl~1ses. IN ~. wss . pretty hard
dsy's tessel. and iks Vsaslnsss end
d|seomfssi n W. bsssssy we've quite
- fosslIdabIe. - me lenslk NJ time
required fpf Ils J,esiw msscs,
~ ny fseelIsclIvns serve me-. 4
sInsIs daily Stage cosch. carrying The
mall, Piled regularly Al ihIs time
(isIlj between IIo-ion and New iofk
II purpofied 10 start NJ about . o'clock
In tho morning 10 sleep al Ashford
ike Asst hight, and III New Haven
,he second. and arrive Al New York
an the evening Of the third day. Az
,hsr. "a. sess,slI, ,a,he, more ,,s,eI
lhss ous soach ouuld accommodate.
though mol ofien enough more Eu an
engage ,oa, rlaos iva or lL,e. .Is,.
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heIue ,hs ,lms oomIrsIls snnoIn,sd
~ s,sr,I,,. a me..snvcr rsu,n ,"u.,i
from Inc stage office 80 wake no lhs
pssssrys,. m, old f.shIonsd Lvs..
kuocts,s hs,, moi wholly dIsspns.reI
a, ina, ,Ims' so ,hs, ,hs bsrsa, cf ,hs
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in N. s...s, ,mmh., If An. h."..
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IN ,L. n,sci.s ohisc, of ,hs vi.,,s,ior
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Anasoss bels his suVoue = ~
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81, ~ , 1leAl" ''Wkas -
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

4 heat jss.. IiIs sew ksss'. hs,
10 10 healed
Man v.s nab In Ne lwsp N
Goi iha Ne might saisfrshi Him
III . no msss pA,Ias.vhsg vh.
ess slss reason fs he'll whsi hs
lh,sss.
The sanshsss n Ifs sse msis w
cf very fss hssms that ere high, al
she lime.
A si.e man siIl spssL sdl " his
neIshbef, iese h. wife, snd rsy fer
Ms nssspsvet
Why 10 q deputy sheriff lilo . new
and useful insanileni IIeesuse hc
10 . sue Ing machine.
youmay Away. know ,hal young
lady has been 10 n boarding. school
BY her van, u sdsestIea.
IN Drcsn's llsssl, wsshiss,en,
lhsy have = rocm vkleh 10 lighted
only BY The ksyheIs ol sssiAss room.
IL submi,. h,mself "a bs ssco
Though ! mIero.roc.. vho suGyv,
A,,..slf IA h. s.s.h, N . a, sf ma
s'o"'
Three things that never sgvw--
two cats oycs one meuse, two wives
in ono house. two Iovsn slsss one
eirl.
A man can Get along without ID.
wr,ising, end 20 can a wsgos.vhcsl
wishos. grsssing, bss IL sOes swIul
hard.
..
bsecher says ss ,nsss s's ns"y pe'
sons sons .eo s,'n 'n'ns =. gun ssnasy ~ II. . -
WI s'.n ~ .s''A " "'P' W. ''' '''' "
the week.
n n ..,a .h.l ,be e.sle La 4 con.
,.... -, .li o,is, h;,,ls. T'hs ovl.
Soss.s, Il n.ss eAsae-ns.ovs ss;ll /.
.s,-T
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kelIne svey oIsre y N1|eh ~ essss n
bves'h~ tsan4 ne(4(e a edss mefs "a.
ysl.'is skse ~ re1vws n NJ vsss. ss~
N sksd sse! \ I ~ wws mszis.l shSs
W. bIush N msrtiuf."
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A1DE0f & ~
TnE t1sdUuuo lA1Ag vptnassa ~
-. DvelgD - JoU0oo1uose ~
nohees ~ ueale = ~ ~ + Q.
- eoooe4 ~ ksaP sselannaly =
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Pm QEuG I'D llclnoe
80, nAnuo1 - -. H. =
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AT. WAIDoN,
ArToa9!.s'5,Y. oa9 81 !. e. Ar Law,
win osGs(Iss HE pvofsgiee iu{ns Ccsge
II rsaslS psSoso, zs1lvs. ycshcee,
Bolivar. hnnowss, cslesA, lIol,aes, VI.
abuShs. ohyessss and TalahAseAis ssso-
tics. Alm. in shs FEDERAL Court u Pun.
sstos sat Sapssne Cssst y jastsoa.
lpsrsisalss assrnsiea given - oil Lasd
Claims GtaSscsi il said eooatiss. &.
-RgpRRKHoDs.- - y.
judge n. 6axsS, Mia1le Tess.
Judge Ab. csvushen, Lehaos4 Tma.
Judge n. t;rccn, j., - /"
Hoe. q. ". Powsll, llcadessea, ky.,
i llcN. Arshcrbald Dixon, |"
JAslgs J. W. Priec, New Orleans, L..
f7POsss sp sssiss In Post Oaes ssil6-
ing -. 81. asca'
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WY NWF w fNH HfHfHHHHs w WI
AIar~l ssld ImVe@sihliliIsa-~ai kssp
lhn them ont The msss careful n.
ssniion 10 these matters ~Al asl vre.
vent effufs hum creeping h. sven
vhen professional pfs,f reader. sfe
snesfed sspfes.ly fef The purpose
And wksn n Il hyfne In Mind that In
mest papers saeh sn expense !. Ne
eessssIly dlspessea With, shi The
pfsoGs. m iksi asesaas. are snen
hssrlsdIy sssmined. the isei will sss
appear strange. In connection ~''h
this subject, The following sasods,s v
mol Inappropriate
A Glasgow Publishing house a.
tempted 10 publish work thai should
he 4 perfect specimen Typographical
accuracy Af,er having been read
carefully ny sls experienced pfoof
readers, n vas posted up In ihe hall
" the University, and q reward of
hny pounds Offered 10 any one who
should detect On error. Eack page
femaired two weeks In this place and
yet. when the work was Issued, sever.
al errors were discovered. onp of which
was In ,he first line on the first page
When such was the ease In = city
long celebrated In Great britain fos
Publishing ,he finest and mo.i correct
editions oi the classics. what u 10 b.
expected In a newspaper. which mus,
necessarily bc hurried through The
press, while II Il news and where the
compensation will hardly afford one
experienced proof reader, lei alone
ak Ihe wonted accuracy of our
papers isseally astonishing.
Tms DyiSa NKvRR wEp.--I. Is
| . striking fact, the dying never
weep. The circle Of sobbins, sgon.
ised hearts around, produces not one
tear. Il II that he il insensible and
s.iir already In tho chill Of dissolu.
tiony That cannot be--for he asks
for his fathers hand ~ II to gain
strength in the mortal struggle, and
leans on the breast Of mother, broth
Or or sister, with still conscious o.
| fection and Just before tho cxpirinS
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

pANOf.A, MTHs..
uyIll. pvAclise In the varlous Courts
w of,kis ami the adjoining Z Ceuaties,
tho tslssal Ccwvl n pontotoe, snd the
Mvh Cesss u grou ed Appssls q
jackson.
Cvspseial attention slvsa v Probate
business.
Sepambw -, lSS& S-u.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

s-~SS
~ Q. \. Z.
UsaX
We stood bss,ds ~ window,
g A early svsatins Trt ...I
Ny arm her waiss sncircled,
Her hand vas claspsd 10 nine,
drew hss to ny bosom
Aad then ~ love confessed
A. pssyst hss Tor aa answer
4 - - ~ sasssL
sks sssnbled fer a nonsp.
NssasgWsrsd yet word,
ltHsv, BY hss hsass's beating
The shosshss within shas stirred;
ssw ~ dssr lip qsives,
Upoa iss trembling s.ys,s
And soitly IN Il sssnsrsd
That word u havpissss.
llsv aeaiy ! saushi hs
10 ~ sssapesrsd breast
Asa N tAsss lips = sAssyy
n sssl 4 love inpsssed.
More happy shas = monarch
Oftinsly sealns ! vssa
To huov vas nine, nias ssly
The hsass Of Clsssssias.
Fss As Psssis Ass.
.~ ooue.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

On the edge ei . snall river 10 ~
cosnsy Of Csvss, in ireland, sksss
10 . siose With The following ipsssip.
ton: "vvhen his stone u out Of
tight, h 10 not safe 10 ford he riv.
e." lIss this 10 even ssspssssd By
The fswoss poss erected . ies yesss
sises BY the surveyors of ~ ksss
roads "This 10 he bride pssh 70
Fevershsm; II yos ean's red Ills.
yos had bssssr keep shs mails rcd. "
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1859-06-22

An sld lsay, esnplsinias sf NJ
diansss II NJ syesi5hs ~ advised
10 vssh hss spsesaelss. "wssh
shsml !" shs isdisnsssly ssslaiuse.
III yvs visl, - wsse ~ yvsn "
sAss vsy, yss co, bss yos vsePs g.
~ to d -" And ~ susu1sd
hss Knitting viii she sis II - vhs
hsa uss ssa sssisssa . srsss ssne1a'
tisn. - ~
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-10-20

will attend in person or by Deputy at the place
of holding Elections in each of the townships on
The following days, for the purpose of receiving
Taxes: Smith township, Monday. October 3D.
Washington township, tuesday, Oct 4; Wayne
township, Wednesday October 5; Somerset town.
ship. Thursday October 6; Warren tp., Friday. Z,
Goshen tp Saturday: Oct 8; Colerain tp Monday,
October 10; Wheeling tip. Wednesday, October y,
Flushing ,p Thursday, October 10; Kirkwood Up.
Friday, October "a; Union tp. Saturday Oct. l5i
York ip. Tuesday, October lS; Mead, Wednesday,
Octoaer l9; Pultney, Thursday, October 20, Pease.
Friday, October "a; Ricband, Saturday, Oct 22;
and from the las, named day until the 2oh OF Dec.
will attend al my office in ST Clairsyiile, for the
purpose OF receiving taxes.
DO hereby notify the taxpayers that | VIII re-.
quire one-fifih of the tax in specie, and also all
Road tax receipts must be paid in before the twen
eth of December. or they will be lost by the hold
er. as the law will not permit them TO be paid in
afie. that day. Bills on the State Bank of Ohio,
and on The Northwestern Bank of Virginia. and
the Merchants and Mechanics Bank of W heel
ing viii be received in payment of tax.
JOHN TWINEM, Treasurer.
Sentpu,her % 1880