Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-08-11
High Life in Mississippi.

1t was, we think, long ago settled to the
satisfaction of everybody, except the "nig-
gers" themselves, that nigger-owning, breed
ing and bartering are productive of the
highest social refinement. We poor crea-
lures of the North, denied by stern Prov
idence the immense privilege of owning
our brothers and sisters, rainly aim at the
Turveydropian polish, the perfection of
which is TO be observed, if we may credit
The Vieksburg Daily SoutAromat Cooper's
Well, in the State of Mississippi, The
Southron has correspondent at this re-
treat, upon whom the well-water has had
a remarkable effect, causing him to spell
in the most novel and independent man
ner, and rendering him rather eccentric in
respect of grammar. For instance:
"Crowds of visitors, and boarders are here.
whoe's social pleasures are really contagious, so
much so. that even a misanthropic would have
grown happy, from sympathising with SO many
sweet ladies, courteous and cheerful people"
Addison, certainly. We are also in
formed that at ball given at the Well on
the 9th of July, there was "a large display
'of beauty, accomplishments, opulence and
"vivacity." Why should there not have
been any amount of cheering yivacity,n
when s.the band selected for the occasion
asent forth unceasing, soul-stirring music,
awhich imbued every mind!n Then there
were so "many paragons of grace, beauty,
'intelleet and accomplishments" Will
our readers accept few specimens?
Paragon Miss Mary S-h. from Canton.
Distinguished amiability. Loneliness of dispo-
position. Intellect. Grace. Information
From her sweet lips" we are told. 'fowed
harmonies Of thought, and expressions that
man.
PARAGON H-Mss Sd, Seraphic counte-
nance. Beautifully carved features. .-
Paragon LH.-The facinating Matte G-n,
from jackson, "added much animation and lev
"ity to occasion" But here is the adorable Mat
tie at full length.
Her weormed features ever lit up with spright-
ness of temper. Her CLEAN rather than sparkle;
ever speaks with vivaciy but always in sweet tone
Of voice. and there is always in her carriage particular
y when she walks certain dguied and pleasing grace,
which deserts her, and which is very remarkable
Paragon IV.-The attractive and opulent Mrs
Pc. Tall. Erect. Physiqc elegant. Queen
". After the Roman model. "She possesses a
"worthy and sterling development in the seat
'sof good Judgment and intellect, of unusual ca
pacity in her SEX"
PARAGON V-Miss Y-r. Glowing beauty.
Brilliant. far-searching eyes. Peach-tipted
cheeks. Rubieund lips. Wavy, golden-br
curls. Pearl-like neck. "An inexplicable pow
| ser to simultaneously converse with seventeen
"men, with increasing charms to each"
Paragon VL-Miss B---n. Exuberent ply
siquc.
Paragon VIZ.-Mrs. 1t. Hilarious.
After the band selected for the occasion
had ceased to send forth unceasing music,
athe ever agreeable, obliging and exper-
"perienced steward, Mr.. VIM. G. Reynolds,
aappeared at the head Of the dancing hall
@and announced supper" Of this festive
meal, it is said that ''it embraced all of the
avaried wants and desires of the inner
"man." But was there nothing provided
for the inner womani Are we to believe
that the qusenlike Miss ", the effs'
| bic Miss B-n, the graceful Mrs. 1t