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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

There are women who cannot
grow old--women who, without any
special effort, remain always young
and attractive. The number is
smaller than Il should be, hut there
is still a sufficient number to mark
the wide difference between this class
and the other. The great secret OF
this perpetual youth lies not in beauty,
for some women possess Il who are
not at all handsome; nor in dress,
for they are frequently careless in
that respect, so far as mere arbitrary
dictates of fashion are concerned
nor in having nothing to do, for
these ever-young women are always
busy as bees, and il is very well
known that idleness will fret people
into old age and ugliness faster than
,oyerwork. The charm, we imagine
i'es m q sunny temper, neither mors
nor iess-she blessed gift Of Away:
looking on the bright side Of hfe
and stretching the mantle Of charit,
over every body's faults and failings
!. ls not much Of secret, but II i
al we have been able to disoover
and We have watched such viii
great interest. and determination 1.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
Ny Heart Il Is Hungry for Thee


Alone BY the stsr-lghted window,
The sofs breeze was threading my hair,
As II the cool fingers Of woman
Were seeking to drive away care
The bright lights were burning In Heaven,
The sky was 50 TRANQUILITY bluei
Ali the soft-hngered breeze and the s,arligh
Reminded me, Nollie, Of you.
And ! though, if,he stars were enkindled,
With light all angelic above,
know Of two orbs that were lighted
With the impulse and glory Of lovei
30 alone by that s,sr-lighted window,
A song came gushing and free,
And the burden sas, aAollie, dear Aollie,
Ny heart |, is hungry for ,heei'
Italia may boast Of her beauties,
Her radisnily beautiful girls
Hispania 10 troubadour music,
May sing Of her orbz and her enrls-
But give me thy check where the lillies,
Are fair as the foam Of the sea-
And thy soul when Il echoes the burden;
my heart Il is hungry for ,heer'
fknow not I ssk mol II Others
Are rarer, or fairer than thou
In thy soul there is love and devotion,
And beauty for me on thy browi
In sunshine or cloud, gentle Nollie--
OF dsy-siar and niFh,-s,ar to me-
shall sing In my soul but this burden;
my heart Il is hungry for thee"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04
POETRY
For the I'anola srAn
The Art of kissing.


Yltst lore the damsel whom you are 10 kiss
Oct near her gently--make no awkward
slips;
Then stand you firm, and contemplate the
bliss,
To be extracted from her lovely lips.
Don't, like spider springing for ny,
Jump at, and kiss her on the nose or eye.
Take firmly next her left hand In your right
Your leii mus, then be Ger her shoulder
thrown,
And drawn l0l s,arsil Ill il isncarly tight
When you may sing the words to all alone.
Now Is the crisis---falter not, but try,
To stand erect, resolved TO do, or die.
Her head now lies, all careless on your arm,
Her reyeslook love In many yolumns bound
While rosy lips comein and make the charm,
The bes, and sweetest known above the
ground.
Be silent now, 'tis best you should not speak,
Your eyes and lips will tell all when they
meet.
Prepare for action do not be too fast;
Draw gently-frmly on your weaker arm
Take aim, be steady, and "the die Is cast
The art is learned, and you don't care q
darn
Provided everything has happened right
And you've received no scratch or bite.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

The man who Is governed by i'm
pulse, that Is, feeling, is under the
constant necessity Of rcpenting. Inn
pulses arc the fruit Of the moment
and as they exir' In exaggention, !. ca
going beyond proper bounds. there
has always got TO be a backing down,
If not, if reparation Is Dm made,
then the man Is hari-heartci, and
consequently unhappy, and TO be
pitied. Such are the quarrrlsomc
men of the world. the thorps in
neighborhood, getting men into dif-
iiculties, themselves the leaders.
I,ook out for such men, and svrid
them. But We are all apt Ia be too
much affected that way. Feeling has
two strong advantages; excitement
which il i a pleasure to eratify; and
the habit Of indulging in il. It's %
easy ito give way" Though our
resolution should be formed . hun
dred times, hundcdtimes We break
through il. But there is only one
way to oyercome--and that Is to
persist In the resolution till we have
conquered q habit How much
"smart money" has bsh paid; how
much ill-fseling euashdered; how
many restless nights sasl painful days
endured, IN consequence Of giving
way to our Feelings. "The man who
governs bis passions Is stronger than
he that iakcth n city,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

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dm .oH y ih0 blllhHf Hh.i aa fkf
ff'lmHHY fr lmpfH*flg mfHiiel
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

HwHf vel l#lHapi fsslHas hfff I
fnh N lhlfl NJ fmfih mlt pmst
W ftaiaa Ftnfih f. Fna1e ~
Huig uiffhsltfth ihii ieff.lurY ~ lhf
FHf ifm shlah ilie af1tfal h
fh'ist n ihe same time, fht nstHI
hef honof IN Applffafe, n leaai. iiy
fR0fiiHg ihf necessity n yitillhx 4
h 'ht wef shleh wta trying n
effH \ ffnm hef Nv hfee NJ arms
llut IN fRfeeIHg n ihe dfmaaia n
l'fnstliI she Wmld surrender all hsi
shefishrl pfgetlsaf aRsfsailfemaui
tnl funles lhf iapiemafY N hala
dyil fhua tho allaif immmea mar,
complicated tlian evef. and lhe eni
If \ nv man wh tell
AeH Orlfuas rcfIaeal
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

The Milwaukee Sentinel says an
old lady arrived in that city in the
last company Of emigrants from Nor
way, who Is now nearly one hundred
and Ave years Of age. She had in
the company four children, all mar
ried, twenty grand children, fifteen
OF whom are married, forty-four
great grand children, six Of whom
are married, and ten great great
grand children. making in all sew
snty-eight desccndants--all of then
in The party which passed through
this city the present week. If W.
add the wives and husbands of thes,
direct descendants Of the old lady, vi
will have q family Of one hundred
snd ihrre members, the agcd n,o'hs'
of which still lives, and Is in vep
good health, though becoming quit
in6rn.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

fhtM dfsuIfa II Ia aen have
ffsn n l'hilrklphB mstsiap :
dfafa N #ffaalh #hkh II ~ Mf
vie g. lhs t4len # NJ iHlm
fpfy ~ IFame ~ Hniffnie ~
ilnllel0Ha nHn#ls NJ ilf bHtsef lbfy
might have prevented il ~ lister
'aRf they mlfM have Hhifalltd "
4 { nH gef loa lsH N msf them
triefa ffm lHlnK fmhtd w Il NE
ihHy will mahf a fatal misilhe NJ
lheY oHnieni iasmHlses with ishm
inR n W 4 alumld htplsn n ~
nndef The gaidaaee n vice ani lalfl
otle finhials N NJ %mihtfn d,Ie
gaifa shu may participate IN Va
deliberations should pfoAer. IN their
wutla and action, nnmistakahlo evi.
lenee n The sincerity with ehleh
they aeeeH The adverse result NJ the
wtf ihes wagcd, aud NJ their feadi
ncss ~ adapt their hws, their habit.
and tleit whole political action H.
the nertasities which that result hna
created II The Northern Ilcmmmts
whn share Va action shnld uii Iouae
fom the men and the measures
which made then - Justly obnoSious
~ public ccnsufe during the war, aud
should pledge themsolves io the
honor of the nation aud Ia a liberal
policy worthy alike Of its history and
~ destiny II the platform Of prin-
ciplrs which the Convention may
adopt, aud the action II may recon.
mend, shall prove thus responsive to
the enlarged aud lofty aspirations Of
the national heart, Il may be found
tlat M party organization, however
compact Il may seem to he, aud how.
ever strongly fortified by the memory
Of past services, can withstand il IN.
nuencc upon the sentiments and the
action OF the great body Of the
American people. Ii is II mistake
merely because II looks so A poliii-
cal party, like the Ice Of n frozen
lake, mclts away from beneath, and
while ut evening its surface may
seem to be perfectly solid and I'M
touched By rift or scam, the break.
of a single night may perfect the
work which weeks of silent, unseen
decay have been preparing. Doubt,
as to the continued necessity or use.
filluess Of party never begin witt
its leaders or active workers, bu
always with the silent masses VIII,
merely watch and think, while other
act, and whose action, in season o
commotion, can never be predictc,
two weeks ahead. Nor must it b,
forgotten that the position of tn,
Union party to-day is one which j
has never held before. The issues {,
which il will stand are new to il
organization and to the public mind
The people have never vet becl
called to vote upon them, and Will
! they may seem to their jealous advo
J Gates and authors to be very strong
Others may prove to be still stronge
than they.
The Italian army suffered a 50,
reverse the other day because, trust
ing in the goodness of its cause,
marched boldly upon fortresses who's
strength it dcspised. The Uniol
party will consult its own safety an,
the good of the country by No
throwing itself against the Philadel
pbia Convention until il knows
little more of the nature aud strengt
of its armament. II.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

WOMAN, AS SEEN BY SURPRISE
In book, called Meadows History
of the Chinese" lately published in
London, there is curious story Of a
youth who passed his jnvenescence
without ever having seen a woman.
II is thus narrated: "a Chinese, who
had been disappointed in marriage,
and had grievously suffered through
women in many other ways, retired,
with his infant son, tn the peaks Of a
mountain range, in Kweichoo, to a
spot quite inaccessible to the little
footed Chinese women. lie trained
the boy to worship the gods, and
stand IN awe and adherence of the
devils; but he never mentioned
woman to him, always descending
the mountain alone to buy food. Al
length, however, the infrmities Of
aye compelled him to take the young
man with him to carry the heavy
bag Of rice. As they were leaving
the market town together, the son
suddenly stopped short, aud, point.
ing to three approaching objects
cried: Father, what are thes'
things2 Look! look what are they!
The father instantly answered, will
a peremptory order, Turn away YOU
head; they are dcvilsp The son, il
some alarm, turned away, noticin.
that the evil things were gnzing n
him, with surprise, from behind ,bei
fans. He walked TO the mountain
in silence, ate no supper, and, iron
that day, lost his appetite, and VII
afflicted with melancholy. For som
time his troubled and anxious paren
could get no satisfactory answer /
his inquiries, but at length the yonnI
man burst out, crying, with inexpli
cable pain, oh father, that TALES
! dewitt that talhst devil, faiherl'p ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-08-04

seneca. speaking q The Roman
empire, said: What would or 80
pire have been today ~ "a no
conquered been permitted % minele
with the conquerurz, = Ne result q
a salutary policy, Ronuiul, or
foundrr, SHOWED wisdom n psunine
this pdry 10 asch IN exirn1 lknl -
male eili1rns af his enemia ~ 80
d inss y unqnefsd In.
In shs psInse - =. c. ) -
~oad<n bsnsh wklDh - -
's.1, =. ~. =
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as little attention In Congress as Il
has In the country; and the republic
will doubtless receive with incrcduli-
~ the assurance that Il was intended,
by those who secured Ia massage as
the first step toward preparation for
another civil war. Although no dc.
bate was had upon Il. members were
urged to vote for Il by direct conyer.
ational ap,mals ON the floor ON par,
Of the few who were priyy 10 its in.
PRODUCTION. Some were told that /,
was necessary 10 enable the Southern
lovalists 70 protect Themselves: Others
Tint i was s;mplv a matter Of detail
in The War Denartment. others tha,
the arms must be taken ont Of IN,
hands of the President and Others
that Il was proposed at the instanc,
of the Secretary of War. An appea
was made by Mfr. Kusson. of Iowa
to allow debate upon il, as Il seemet
IN be n matter Of ;mnor,ance-bu,
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People perform Ire rrsaser PAN of
sl,e voyage cI lie before taking on
their ballast; hcn~ . many ship
wrecks.
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The man who Us Inst IN sIumber
found bis wsy cut On > nightmare.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

ytyANTRD-A MIDDLE AGED SINGLE MAN, A
w night clerk; must be- American and Wei r.enI
ucndod acquainted with hotel business Address q
Clerk Herald Office.
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\VANrED-A YouNG MAN, WHO WRITES COR
w recty and figures Accurately salary - weekly APP
rly 10 box aa5s Post onee.
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XVANTED-AS EXPERIENCED SALESMAN; IN
w ou Importing and ohhins honery gorc aud " n.' ~,
house need apply unless thoroughly AcgnAlnl,n WIN
the hpsucrs and command liberal trade Aaorets
Hosiery. Herald olce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-16

yNANrED-A PERSON WITH a5ri TO LEARN THE
w phntogrsph huHincss Apply at 3E Grand ~,
j. Also one with $50 IA real estate agency Both good
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SITUATIONS wANTED-uALEs.

A = WAITER, IN A HOTEL OR REsrAURANr AGED
~ 20 wears; speaks several languages Address T.
No. hcnwick 81, corner OF canal 49,
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kNANTED-iN A BROkERS OFFICE, bobli
w about - Years Of ase who write good hann
references 70 chaacter necessary who resdcs with M
parents preferred Apply T. Wiley Bros. "a Pine 81
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-09-29
MsscettaneouS.
TowsoNTowN.

~ 49, - = - " 49,
TINmE subscriber respectfully iniorns !heeit.
Il liens Of Baltimore county. that he has To-
Gated himself nj Towsontown, and has esthb-
lishei the PLUMBING BUSINESS, In gil its
branches. lie solicits tho patronage oi the cit
iscns OF the county. Work entrusted Z" MN
will be performed satisfactorily, and at ONE
third lcss than II" rharges mad" by parties
from the city.
Ee-l have had considerable experience IN
an" erection Of IIYDRrALiC RAMS 4 LIFT
and FORCE PUMPS Of every description.
All orders LETT with MIR. WILLIS. Druggist,
at tho Post Office, Tnwsoniown. viii be prompt-
~ attended "a.
ALL WORK WARRANTED 10 GIVE SAT
IsFAcTION.
ain agent for MARSH A JOlINSONs Gel.
EBRATED CUCUMBER PUMPS, lnado Of
cucumber wood,) the best Pumps known, as
experience has proven thcy will ouiwoar two
Of those Pumps made Of any other kind ~
wood.
Wells from 10 TO 20 fee, deep can be Pu, in
e.. from $40 TO SIS.
am aiso agent for March Jchnson's PAT.
ENT ENAMELED CYLINDER. which | put
in Pumps when required. This Cylinder is
Cast Iron aud cnamclcd with porcelain, Civ
ing perfect glazed surface tor the working
box and an Iron Seat and valve for the lower
valve, with bail 50 IL can be- taken out and re.
haired n II gets out oi order, and replaced
without taking up the pump. This makes the
best aud most durable fump now in use. the
Porcelain Cylinder never wears out, aud works
with the greatest ease. They are particularly
adapted. ia fact. almost Indispensable fur deep
Wells. The Pumps are made in sections when
necessary for very deep wells. aud the eylih
der can be put at any depth required.
nc- Pumps can be seen at my shop in tho
rear II Aiy's Hotel.
WOODEN AQUApUCT srrrLiED TO or.
DER. Address.
GEORGE II. JOHN.
Juy :. lsGG.--ii. I"ws"niown. Md.
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SOLUBLE
PACIFIC GUANO.

ono Lbs. SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo
contains 20 lbs. animal .,a'',r yi"lding from :
to lbs. ammonia.
Also. 80 tn 10 lbs. ,ar'ly bono Phosphate Of
lime. 30 lbs. Of which are soluble phosphate.
II combines all the advantages al the best
brand, OF Super Phosphate. with those If Pc
ruvian Guano.
ny reason of it, greater concentration. We re-
commend 20 per ct. les. by weight 10 be- used
per acre. than OF any fertilizer costing the same
per ton; aud n" moro per acre than of
those selling at 90 per ct. morcPor ton Hence
us economy.
This Guano weighs g. lb.. per bushcl. hence
in applying 1t farmers mus, be- governed by
weigh, and not by bulk. CT j, IL much lighter
than the Super Phosphate. Errry coryo dviy
inspected.
JOHN S. REESE * CO..
GESrR,L AGrNrs ron rHr sorrn.
- So"h S'rcr, baltimore.
Angus, Sim
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GREEN q ZOE,

GREEN e. YOE,
FAMILY G. roc Frs,
AND DEALERS ~
PURE OLD WINES AND LIQUORS,
At Martin A valette's old stand,
- Baltimore street, near Holiday, Baltimore.
HAVE constantly on hand large and well
I'LL selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,
- consisting IN part Of FRI H.
~ TEAS, green and black Of va-effA
- rious prices and davors CofIecs-& <u<k
Mocha, Java, Laguayra. Maraeaibo and Rio t;
suGARS-New Orleans. Crushed, Powdered,
Loaf. Granulated, c. Yellow and Clarified Ital-
ian Maccaroni and vermacelli; Coopcr's 4
cox's Refined Gelatine Fresh Salad and Olive
oils; cheess-English Dairy; Pine Apple and
Sap Sage; Sardines; French and Spanish OIL
ives; English aud American Pickies-Gerkins,
mixed. Chow Chow. Piccailli, Caulihower, Wal
nuts aud Onions; sauces-john Bull, Harvey.
Reading. Soho. Mushroom and Worcestershire, .
BRANDfEs-Jas. Hcnnesy Co.. vintage 1870.
Otard, Dupuy a Co. 1876. Native catawba, Bor-
dean. Rochelle and other brands; Fine Old
wfNEs-London Dock Port, Sherry. Madeira,
Lisbon. Sweet Moselle and Champagne; wHIs-,
KIEs-scotch, Old Rye, Calhoun. Old Rapp
and Bourbon, somc very old and fine Pure
Holland Gin, Jamaica Spirits. &c. &e.: Imported
and Domestic scgars and Tobacco. all of which
they will sell at reasonable prices. and respect
fully solicit call. June %. Isss.-iy
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A MOTHER GREAT CURE
fyTHE CITY or NEW YORK
Of highly respectable citizen, we'll known 10 the
Mercantils eommhnity. by
DR. =. II scHENcK,
THE GREAT LING noCfOR az PHILADELPHIA.
orncs y. Y. .Ass eAlssA Lao Co. |

oTFicE y. \. AND GALESA LEAp Co.,
NJ. =, Nassau 81. New York, June 4. lsss
la J. H. scnrscK--pcar Sir FOR over gfscen years
have ln troubled wiiha severe cough, aud usually
two or thrre times cav with ~ lees hcmOrr.
hage, which Together. or The las, iw years, has kept
me thin in hcsh aud TOO weak 20 do business 81 any
Kind without sun.gius la August last had a very
severn hrm.raec. and acCoriinR % the alignment Of
good New YORK ply sican. was classed a. lr,ond Inc
reach II medicine, aud advised 60 be prriarcd a,
far a. prpirty mattfs were concerned, 20 leave AZ
that the hrst cold took must prove fatal. Early In
January took svNcfr cold, and fortunately oc
cupyinF rooms At No ~ BoND srrEET. directly over
your oiicc think shout the 18th 81 January pro.
eurcd bottle II tnur rnlmnnic syrup aud commenced
takng u freely. Ny fr,t aud limbs were very much
swollen aud all The symloms Of specdy death seemed
10 accompany my cold cent Tor my former physi
clan, and stated e. him that was taking your mrd.
ene', and aier showing them TO him, and having
tasted ~ them. Ac, h- rrriird you take them "
yen like. they will dn you no harm" Tie said You
nnoN what told you last summer. and say ths
koW. u sou have any business 10 close up DO not put
u or lie .ad 20 other friends that be could see no
hoie for me aud my hlends aud relations concluded
81 your medicine but had not sccn YOU The doctor
called f.w and found me- (nuch 10 his surprise
BE- sail,l importing and could not understand Why
Ny att wa incrtnsius u your uiedcins.. aud had
ash 10 have lru examine NY ease and see uhat you
had 10 say. Nlcn you hrsi came To my room and
made The .N.inia.i"i iou save me bat nttlr ruepur
agrm Mt. hut tc contrary expressed sad doubts IL
uy being 0. Il uYt 90 nos % 30 sfeminr ,nrul.
tcs The sccuud tiur that tuu called finding me stIl
salhinF' you gave hn 'ur"uiaetmcn sa3 ing. my
stmrigms Nrfg lmptut lug tlr iulmouis - rnp. sea
weed i"hr hnd NFNnfnAr IT, rad acted Ike charm
Ny circulation. ~! cough, NY apostle. all isrran to
improve, and could wax about iny room a iittle You
tisiici m' u'arlA 'srly Tur.dly and found me im-
proving an tolls 90, un. o. fo nutufmY ruuut until the
hr.t das 81 May took Go cold Wills under YOUR
Treatment tnt appetite ity nrst rair aud sea told
M 10 eat every thiua wished 81 nutritious nature
aud e. cNerrisc nlnut thr rpuin much possible
followed your advice and o. the surprise u my old
phy stefan aud friends, fFcm much better than have
hrn for several year.. aud breathe telier than ever
expected lsrrnu suuhl with onc lunr the left lslus
completely driri NJ flei VcFy grateful g. you aud
consider y"ur ni' it- aud medicine. Ia, auahir
Nruf-. truly
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