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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

The packes ~ers buyisE bsks vesy frc4iy this
morning at sl7 IS per l80 lbs net, and one or two
choice lets soid ~ z5c more early in the day,
but when the receipts were knoua to bd mach
heavier thas va aaticipaseA. sad . decline Of s5c
per lae pounds in Chicago was reported, the pack
err held %, and &te 90 was an outside pride. The
market ciesed dull st thst rate. The weather is
very favorable for Transporting hogs, well ss for
slauzhisring and packing, and we may iSok for
contnssd Isrse receipts until the hogs are all in.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3.-The hog market here con-
tinues Qaite arm, with limited supplies, shd the
market steady to-day 1t fee gross, for m heavy
weights, taken At the pens; with sale ye3terdsy
Of AS hsavy hogs st $40 o5 gross. Mess pork is
Asn It 10. anA spesiAessbie salss n lard we're
made At lsc, in tiercee, and 2eic for prime leaf IN
kegs.
The 81. Louis Eseaing We're of the 9Th s4ys:
Market continues frn with receipts Of s,Tno
head. Packers are stiIi paying 80 70 ~ Fj per
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07

'WasREx, Iowa, Jan. 5. 1865.
"MEssRs- EplroRs IL write to inform
you that there has been quite number OF
sheep killed by dogs in this vicinity. daring
the last few days One man. Mr. ScorT,
lost about twenty-five head nearly all his
fcckl last night. Others in the eneighhorhood
have lost number. Nearly all have been
killed near houses and barns. Some of the
dogs also have bern killed. bn. the ring
leaders are still a, large and NAV do a great
deal of damage before they are killed
.This is quite loss to the neighborhood,
but it may be q lesson to some who have dogs
that are f, FOR nothing but to prowl around
after night and disturb our rest, for to hunt
them out of the way. Yours, DC,
.~s@-s -. d. ANDERSON
No doubt the sheep killed in one night are
worth more money than all the dogs in the
country, twice told. And so long as there
are powder and ball in the country and nux
rosica TO be had at the drag stores. the own
ers Of sheep hxve the remedy in their own
hands, and need not wait the slow process of
advancing civil actions TO rid them Of such .
relic of barbarian As sheep killing dogs
Up about Muscaiine We notice that mad
dogs are raging around, to the great peril Of
human life; and yet men making pre.ensions
to civilization and Christianity persist in keep
ing useless and worthless dogs.
= -sss ------------->A>- -------a
Az ILLIxoIs LAvYEa aDolxa WxiL.
There were few sbler lawyers in the State of
Illinois during the past quarter of 1 century
tRan the lass Judge Purple, Of Peosia. He
Was the author Of several impoftsns law books.
By his entire devotion to his profession, he
had attained merited celebrity as on advocate
and jurisL -s -.
Some years since Judge p, when IN the
city of Washington, met with q gentleinsn
from Boston, Who, upon learning that the
Judge was from Illinois, made particular in
gairy as to the success Of young sprig Of
the law named B., who had emigrated to
the West some five years before
He is doing very well, promptly replied
Hek, Wen, an glad to hear it--glad
to hear it, indeed q
Judge - >-2se y -
= Don't know anything shout his practice
replied Purple; tbat he's doing walt-suc-
ceeding finely
Making money, then, is he!'| persisted
Boston ~
~ tell you don't know anything about his
business, said Purple. y -ssss sssses ~ ~
sssweit1 said The Boston MAN., lyon seem
to think he Is doing vell, aad ri yoa know
do Won mean r, p4a@se9 ~ gsss7a4
II 1sssn this. = said Purple, ssthat any
nan rho ,praetiese Ign ,ius Illi11ieS 60 yeass,
sad who kseps ont cf the Yepitentiaty, h1o.
ine wsA EAsthf Ne hks rtdefcs N so<1H
A Masonic Lodge in PulG6ls6 Aass exSQln-
municated the Pope! III action xss hkes
a Aa1Sainont hhfA1Ae 46aSiamtut4 17nSt
free masonry launched geeq 80 yaAcan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-01-07
V'NIMab!e Property fA Big
.HOegaA for Sale.

OFFER my property for sale situated in
Il Rig Mound Lee esaHts. towa consist OF rwenty
srrss cue io. with rood ding hense, kitchen
and ils, large store wood honr~. ooel house
baxn and ont b. good blaeksmte sh r. veil Of
living water ~ the trhR dor tns young orch d Of
apple and eh sod ali the land rnher fence and
good ef fcusisatioa s~o, twsnts-shrse srre-
Of i2nd with coa bsnk H. three Iirs distant
har- can be had " applied for soon viii take
IN part pay nsEt. ~seoas, hcs-@s sud hsrn-ss
For fsrher psrtessrs ssquire cf tn. npdesxisned
the p--rsisss J. CorflNDAtFRR.
dsr33dln
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
Veto of The Colorado Bill.

A telegram from Washington, re.
ceived last evening, announced the in
telligeuce that the President has re-
turned with his objections to the Senate,
whence it originated, the bill creating a
new State out of the Territory of
Colorado. The President does not
consider the establishment of a State
government at present necessary for the
welfare of the people of that Territory.
The population is small. it being estima.
ted by some as less than twenty-five
thousand, while the advocates of the bill
reckon it at fiom thirty five thousand to
forty thousand. The reasons given at
length by che President for the present
exercise of his constitutional functions
are clear, cogent and unanswerable, and
in the minds of all but bigoted and in.
terested partisans will be conclusive
Every day and hour strengthens the
faith Of the people iu tEo wisdom, pa
triotism, and uuswerving firhness of
Andrew johnson, and he has already
done enough, as the champion of Un.
ion, Restoration, and Constitutional
Liberty, to entitle him to the lasting
gratitude OF the free citizens of this Re.
public Age .... ..,..s.,-..a
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

GA correspondent of the EM Ad.
vocctc who says he is a Republican,
writes long communication in opposl-
ton to the reelection of Mr.. Scofeld,
and suggesting that the Democrats and
conservative Republicans unite upon
some man of the latter class to run
against Scofeld in case he is candi-
date. He thinks it the duty of the
johnson Republicans to take the initia.
tive, and mentions as among the gen.
tlomon qualified tor the place, and en-
titled by their moderate pviidval, Wow.
to the respect of conservatives Of all
classes, the names of Col. c. B. Curtis,
of Warren, and James B. Graham, OF
Clearfeld. We. should not object to
supporting Republican for Congress
who is sound on the issues of the day;
but ho must be steadfast aud outspok.
en- advocate of Mr.. Johnson's policy
and none other. The district is tCo
strongly radical to hope for the success
of a Democrat, and, under ths rcircum,
stances, if talented, popular and ener'
getic johnson Republican can be pre-.
sented, who will stand fair chance o
election, we believe the Democracy vii
rally to his support unanimously
BrookUiUe Herald.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
sea. BY reference to advertisement @

ses-By reference to advertisement of
The Virgin Gold Minias Company, of
Colorado, on our second page, it will be
found that very favorable opportunity
is there offered of securing an I" origi-
nal" interest in this region of mex
haustible wealth. Prof. 4. N. Kent
of the N. Y. Assay Office, who has Wis
tied this district, says:
GAS to the extent OF the gold min es
Of Colorado, l am not prepared to give
an estimate, as I found enough to fully
employ my time within a radius of FIVE
miles Of Central City, 1.-THE location of
the Ledges of this company but as to
the riches of THEM, 1 have no hesita
tion 10 saying, Aat ILelieUe them to-de
the richest eper discovered. With sci.
ence, capital, aud the Pacific Railroad,
Colo RADIO is destined in my opinion, to
rival on supersede California or Austria
Il a, and become the III Dorado Of the
World"
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
nsa Our St. Mary's frienos had a

B@-Our st. Marys 1rlends hai an
excitement on Monday last in the shape
of darkey fight. Our ancient neigh
Dor is thus early reaping the benefits of
the veto Of the Freedmen's Bureau bill
aud the passage Of the Civil Rights
bill.
1t seems that during an animated
discussion between the barber of the
Franklin House and young McClintic,
the son of the station agent there, they
came from words to blows, and the lat
Iter being unable to whale the darkey,
sought redress before Squire Volmer,
who in the absence Of an officer of the
+. b., done justice by comui.ting the
darkey to answer at court.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

SwINpI.ERs.-Two men came to our
town one day last week and hired a
two horse rig from Belnap'srliverg, say.
ing that they wanted to 60 to Clsal6eld
by way of Brookville and return to his
place. 4 couple of days after the rig
was sent back with another man, with
the carriage broken and The horses fag-
gcd, but without any money to pay for
the hire of the team. They gave their
names here as Brown and Jones, the
former from Erie and the latter from
Cleveland. Communities should keep
sharp eye for such gentry.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

NEXT CONaREssMAN.--We call the
attention of our readers, to an article
taken from the Elk Adoocote of the
26th ult., bearing upon the Question of
our mex: Congressman. Tho sugges.
tions Of the writer are worthy Of atteu,
ton, and SO far as our townsman, Mr.,
Graham, is concerned, is a, strong sup
porter Of the government and would
make a popular candidate. We can
only say on this subject, "go in lem
ons," the defeat of the g traitors " in this
district, by the election Of a man who
would sustain the policy Of President
johnson would be glory enough for the
Democracy @ ledrfe1d Republican.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
MAN K1bLED.-A man named John

MAN KILLED.-A 4 man named John
English, formerly an employee on the
p. e. +. road, was itting on the track.
when an engine came along aud struck
him on the back part Of the head and
on the back, injuring him 50 severely
that he died in aishort time afterward 5,
and was buried the next day, 18th inst }
He was without family.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
WILCOX. MAY u. 1866,

Mr.. Editor: Inyourlast issue youjudg-
ed from the wagons loaded with pigeons
coming into town there had been about
100000, 100000, 100000 O,OO0,77O of
them killed. Now, how many States,
the size of Pennsylvania would that
number OF pigeons cover, allowing each
pigeon to cover but one square inch of
ground? HENRY WARNER.
We refer the above to some OF our
mathematical readers. There are 46,
600 square miles in the State of Penn
sylvania. ,b.s
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

0TRepubIicaus are making, great
blow that they have the soldiers candi-
date for Governor. We can't see it in
that light. Ninety. nine hundredths Of
all the soldiers who faced the rebel fire
during the war are opposed to negro
suffrage and in favor OF the Union Of
the States and the restoration Of peace,
while John W. Geayyl stands upon a
platform which declares in favor of ne.
gro suffrage and equality, which de-
clares that the negroes fought our bat.
ties and which opposes the Union Of
the States and the restoration of peace.
Hence John w. Geary is not the SOL
.diers' candidate.-Erchangs
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

AccIDENT.-Last Saturday, little
child belonging to Mr.. David Luther
was kicked by horse somewhere about
the head, injuring the child very Sc
vsrely, and had it not been for the
ktimely assistance of DR. Bordwell, who
happened to be near at the time. the
occurrence might have proved fatal.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

pG~We this week surrender a large
portion of our space for the initial num-
Der ofpapers Of the History of Elk
County" We will hereafter endeavor
to have it published on the outside.
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THE LOCAL ADVOCATE.
.lOR WORK.

Eighth sheet hand BILL so copies or less
$3.50
Quarter sheet hand. bill, so copies or less
$3.50 80
Half sheet hand-bill, so copies or less
$500 " -4- --TL = T.. an :.
Full sheet hand-bill, so copies OF less
$500. -
BLANKS. sr
For any quantity under FIVE quires, ST.
20 per ouire on all amounts over that a
reasonable reduction will be made.
- TERMS OF PAPER.
$l,50 per year in advance-S2,Oo II paid
within the year, and $3.50 hnot paid with
In that time.
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FURNITURE RooMs.-Wheu much
needed branch of business is started in
a place, every one should encourage it
by patronizing it. Therefore we would
recommend the reader to call on Mr.,
Thomas at his establishment.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

Tbe.iarge lbasis Of This enterprise
Its choice Ledges-as we'll as its fair
and equitable features are such as to
commend it to the attention of all those
having surplus funds for Investment
AS " original interests in this compa-
ny can now be had at 800 each, those
wishing to secure them should at once
send in their subscriptions,
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

H@rSpeaking of Democratic papers,
we would advise any of our friends who
wish to subscribe to a paper that has
always been unterriied in its adhesion
to the principles Of the Democracy,
that they can get no better one than the
Harrisburg Patriot q, Union.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
r~By reference to our advcrtisiu:

r@By reference to our advertising
columns it will be seen that Messrs.
Williams & Mcconnell are prepared to
do all kinds c. wcrk in their line. As
this is house, cleaning season, persons
Wishing to have whitewashiug, painting
a granting done in style should give
them a call.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

rm-Dr. w. NJ. Shaw, of Clearfeld,
has hung out his "shingle I" at the
room formerly occupied by Mrs. Glenn,
ents. We can recommend DR.. Shaw
as being an excellent dentist, and those
having anything to do in his profession
should give him call.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17

aA-If you want to have anything
done in the blacksmithing line 60 to
Belusp's shop. He employs good
workman, who will do your work we'll
and cheap.
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ras.The Commissioners Of Ell coun-
" will meet at their Office on, Wedges
day, the 23d day Of May 1866.
BY order
J, K. T. HALL, Clerk. re
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A LIVE NEWSPAPER
At an. early day will be begun.
AN INTENSELY INTERESTING SERIAL,
BEST AND LATEST NOVELS.

In order to place this journal, within
the reach of all, it will be furnished un-
til the first Saturday after the Guberna-
torial election, at the extremely low
price Oh igo Sgot s5ugr, e-s saa.2 aed "
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RI,ANKS.
NOT I G T.

Hereafter the Post Office will be
closed every evening at s o'clock. On
Sunday it will be kept open from 8 to
10 o'clock A. NJ. Mail Closed at 6
pm. 1890 L.LUTHER, p. M.
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1866-05-17
IST OF GRAND JURORS Drawn
for July Term, 1865.

b 'Ni cu'J ISlhi, ICOO.
Fox-Alben Ellinger, Joseph Koch,
Henry b. Shons, R. T. Kyler,, Horace
Little, Jos. r. Taylor, +, W, Hays, John
a. Miller. 6ddyIiEf LJEff
SPRING CREEK.-!lirsm Carman.
BENzfNG GER. Joseph B., Warner,
Francis Cassidy, Jacob Visit, VT, ,,--
BENEzETrE j W. Winslow, Julius
Jones.
RIDGwAY.-E G. Dickinson, J. s.
Hyde, G, G. Messenger. .,..- ,,.,. =,
JAY.-.Jacob "A. Spangler, A. E..
Golf.
JoNEs.-Ira Westcott.
Sr. MARY's.--Philip Fisher, John
Walker, O. r. Sexton, John Krug. ' '.
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For d Single Cop,


GUARDIANS SALE.--By Write of an 3
VI order Of Orphans Court of Elk coub.
ty, made in pursuance of decree Of the
Orphans Court of Northumberland county
authorizing MS TO raise the sum Of one thou .
sand dollars from sale of real estate in Elk b
county. We the undersigned guardians Of
Mary Helen Marr, VIM. p. Marr, Allen
Mari, David b. AIarr, Alfred Marr and
Annetta Marr, minor children of David o
Marr, late Of said Northumberland county
deed, VIII on Saturday the 10Th day or
May next at the Court House in Ridgway.r
al 4 o'clock 2, NJ, expose " sale at public
auetionto the highest and beet bidder, the
following described real estate, toaKit: g5 L
All the estate and interest Of said minor
children, being the undivided six seyent6s
Ofeighty seven and one half acres Of land. I.
more or less, situate in Jay township, Elk
county Pa. Beginning at the North Fast
corner of land now owned by Joseph D,I
and George Weis and running thence west, ,,
one hundred ard eighty seven and one half
perches, thence south to a corner, thence
east to a corner in the line of the aforesaid 4
Joseph Dill and George Weis land, thence
north along said line to the place OF begin.
ning.--Terms CASH. .-.E =. .
WILLIAM II. MARI.
. -.i t .7s WILLIAM y. lAIARR' " ~
37 April 2Sd leo6-tds. Guardians. d.
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JgIsTl OF TRAVERSE JURORS

JeISTI OF TRAVERSE JURORS
l. Drawn Cor July Term 1866.
FoX.-J. W. Rogers, Enos HAYS,
VIM. Taylor, Sr. Thomas Gross, Rees,
man Meredith, D.. G. Oyster, Jerome
B. Taylor, Lawrence Mohan.
SPRfNG CREEK K.-David G. M'Naul,
Martin Perrin, VIM, G, Hunt.
BENzINGER. Louis Gels, Casper
Ernight, Jacob Haines, George Kerner,
Anton Bauer, Stephen Henry, Francis
Keller, Baptist Bush. lss
RIDGwAY,--JohnI ISmuts, Hiram s.
Belnap- A,j1 IlIlhu. !hh gGIl.
JAY. - Samuel Vasbinder, Armol
Tnrlpy sss,s5.s .s,s.-.'. .sr,.
= JoNEs.-John March, Michael Wei.
dert.
ST. MAR's.-Charles LuIr, Joseph
Wilhelm, Xavier Haberbush, Joseph
Windfelder, John Sosenheimcr. Il
BENEzETrE.-John. q. Iindemuth,
Andrew Overturf, d. B. Winslow, Miles
Dent. d EAIy ~. 3a4 aHl- 60 t.af 'r.Il'
HIouLAND.-Leyi Ellithorpe, VIM.
Stubbs. A Il -
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TOTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs

NoTICE TO sToCKHoLDERs.-
IN The Stockholders of the Kersey Oil
and Mineral Company, are hereby notified
that the annual meeting for election of Di-
rectors & Officers of said company for the
ensuing year, will be held at their Office in
Rouseville, Venango county Pa. on Friday
the first day of June 1866, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2 o'clock P. NJ. of
the same day.
ISAAC MILLER, Vice Pres't
s. A. HETFIELD,
W. II. COFFIN, Direc'rs.
J.w w.GUERNSEY.
JAS. W. GUERNSEY, Sec'y Protein.
.Rouseville, May 866-2t.
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TXEeyFeR.s NOTICE. WHEREAS.
H Letters Testamentery upon the Estate
of Wolfgang gSchluttenhotfet late Of Benzipg.
er townships Elk do,inty decd, have been
granted to the Subscribers. All persons in.
debted to the said estate, are requested to.
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement to THOS,
SCHLUTTENH0FFER, FRAN. SCHLUT.
'TENHOFFER, Executors. mar &C. CIV.
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10 MANUFACTURERS OF

MANO hSI O1N41Aeo VI
Reyolvers, Rifles, Muskets and Carbines,
for the United States Service. Also .g rsis
POCKET AND BELT REvoLVERs, E.
Repeating Pistols, Rife. Canes, Revolving
Rifles, Rifle and Shot Gun barrels, and gun
materials sold by gun dealers and the trade
generally. a.ilI 81 b1aF lai ~
In these days of housebreaking and rob"
bdry, every house, store, bank, and office,
should be supplied with one of ~ -, ..'.
REMINGT0N'S REVOLVERS,
Parties desiring to avail themselves of the
late improvements in Pistols, and superio-
workmanship and form, will find all combind
in the New Remington ReyOlvers. tr5r.gs
Circulars containing cuts and descriptions
of our arms will be furnished upon apphea-
tion. .-.-... rrgT
E. REMINGTON & SONS, Ilion, Il. J.
MooRE & NICHOLS Agents. za o..
No. 40 Courtland ST. New York.
April 9th 1s8s.-ly
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q GEARY AND THE SOLDIERS "A let
tel from Liverpool to the editor Of the
Perry county Democrat says: awe
have brave soldiers in this region, some
of whom served under Geary, who de.
nouncc him and would not touch h;m
with a tenIoot pole, Notwithstanding
their former Republican proclivities."
B%VOTE FOR CLYMER AND
SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

IMPORTANT NorIcE.-We would
call the attention Of Executors and
Administrations 10 the following ex-
tract from the laws Of the State. No
estate can be settled without com
plying with this enactment;
Article 81. II shall be the duty Of
every Executor and Administrator 10
proceed TO pay the debts as speedily
as may be, out Of the assets which
may cone 10 his hands, If the estate
NAV be solvent; and in order that
il true condition may be speedily
known, II shall be the duty Of the
ex@utor or administrator within two
months after his grant, to publish in
some newspaper printed in the com'
", q notice requesting all person.
having claims against the estate o
his testator, or intestate, to exhibi
the same, and have them registefet
il the manner and within the tir'
prescribed by law, or they will b
ioseye. barred, shieh notice shal
state the time when the letters ver
granted, and shall be. poblished 70
six consecutive weeks; or longer,
the court should 50 direct.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

While maH tpaH MI ntnF IN ~
fiimHH fh lfii maiefltis ~ th..
Hpeflil'vf dlsh iheg sfa afleh iaisi
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nfihf nff essafY prH Hilous ~ frndef
u permanently sweet fad Il, through
ntrlesi " turn naif, thy lHvtfithly
dtnllef ihf dsh fhiIa lhf hHii u N
Themselves II " ffts NJ mefiit N
ihs dtsh eHhoi b. Aarfialhei "
fret tvic. ehieh i alwags sweet
he tflef lnste W The pf0wf criterion
~ M meriis wbioh 1pnd entirely
M the cuklHg II ne dish Ofr
rfeai aldeo', lhefelofe. \ ae h. msks
iho sif q waoi companion, bot ~
koep her so This may he aocom
plished IN The following manner
Obtain m adequate supply n The
pnff Wairf n aneetion, aud gently
immcto her therein Should The
water during ilis pfwess bcume
fudleJ. q little II The original bala
o' cpgftshlp will soon fcainfo Il Ia
NJ usual anooihness The Gre
should he composed NJ true love,
with q frw igha 10 increase the fame
which should not bc too warm. nor
.g,t s,tu. 81 A. .I.at. auttesiy a. tl,af
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-02-17

BEAUTIFUL SEsrMENTs. - The
beautiful extract below Is from the
pen Of Hon George s. Hilliard: "I
confess that increasing years bring
with them an increasing respect for
men who do not succeed in life, as
those words are commonly used.
Heaven is said to be place Of those
who have not succeeded on earth /;
and It Is sure that celestial grace does
not thrive and bloom In the hot
blaze Of worldly prosperity. iii sue
cess sometimes arises from superb
bundance Of qualities in themselves
gocd--from conscience too sensitive,
taste too fastidious, a self-forgetful-
ness too romantic, a modesty too re
firing. l will not 20 so far as to say
with living poet, that "the world
knows nothing Of it's men," but ther,
are forms Of greatness, or at least ex.
ccllcnce, which "die and make n,
sign - there are martyrs that mis-
the palm but not the stake; heroe
without the laurel, and conqueror
without the triumph.