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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

sdy- A Milwaukee young lady had
her cap set tor rather large fellor,' .
but failed TO win him, when a confident
tried to comfort her with the words,
oNeyer mind, Mollie, there Is as good
fish in the sea as ever was caught" "
"Mollie knows that" replied her little
brother, "but she wants whale"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16

sey- In the Slade baronetey ease,
EnglAud it appears that Sir Frederick
and his wife had the marriage cere-
mony performed befoomed before the
birth Of each child--seven children. 3
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1866-11-16
parA California exchange, comment

RoS-A California exchange, comment
ing on Buffers speech, says:
Buffers logic simply amounts to this:
Iftho Southern States elect loyal men
they ought not to be admitted, because
they do not represent their constitu-
ency and if they elect d'sloyal men,
they ought not to be admitted, be-
cause they do represent their constltu-
encies
This reminds us very forcibly of a
piece Of poetry that we read somewhere
insour boyhood, which runs to the
effect that sEiusE IalHlra
'' "You shall and you shan't, .'A
o.. You can aud you can't, .s.re.5 ...Y
You will and you wont, ....... ..5
You'l be damned If you do, and
You'll be damned if you don't"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27
IdTn AUCTION SALE
4o,oo TONS SCRANTON COAL,
ON TUESDAY, NOV. NTH, 1850.

ON TUESDAY, NOV 1TH issd
Nrw YoRK Nov. 10, ia66
Tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany will soil by Messrs JOHN VI. DRAPER CO.. auc
uonecra, az the companys ssesroom ~ Exchange place.
% William street. New York, on Tuesday, November
"a at twelve O'Clock neon.
1900 TONS
OF fresh mined Coal from the gions Of the
usual sizes deliverable at their depot Elxabethpor j.,
during tho month Of Dcccmber next
TfaHsfify cents ton payable In current funds on
the day 81 sale, and the balance within days
JOHN BRIsBIS
President
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DEpARTuEEr or THE INTERIOR,
0ArptrF np TWpfaM prAfgs


Sealed proposals endorsed Proposals for Indian aoodsn
on sATURDAY the 18th day Of Deccmber next for fur
In the foowins list The proposs TO adcate in separate
COLUMNS, at what said articles will be delivered in New
cost Of the contractor " -"
NAcK1NAc pIANEEys.FoREias OR DOMESTIC.
poa S par y ""'e n"he''A '''1 ''''''' y "'aa
pounds
800 pair ~ pi white Blankets, SSzSo inches 70 weigh "
coInss pa'' pr '''''s' '""A''' Wa ''''''' "
so pair az scar,e, Blankets b4xo6 inches 70 weigh
pounds.
poSSd ..'' - So D'aa'''. vac '"sn'.' " -. :
weigh g pounds
vcjpb rou "a ~ i"'S' '''' D' ''' '"''''' "
lob pair III pt Indigo Blue Blankets 42sb6 inches, TO
"' = p"'" SECOND GLASS nauo
s 600, yards Gray I1st !, n n,.. q C.s
scs Yards yards saved saved LII Lst seaTle cIeth
THIRD CLAss-DRY o0ODs
TO poa Linen 1: threat a1n
w oS S9 ,.1ds TS1ssy T RsS Oh Calico
% 900 wards Blue Drilling
5000 yards Red stripe Bed Ticking
sSS yard. s sapes sa'ine'
s%S ssa: Tissssy : sani.,,ns
s s,"S" Hcscr grs sSin, s''r'ins
""'@''ir o OUR 4, c,sfaAss-HARDwARE
100 DOZEN heat casi s,ec Ares from sto az pounds with
handles ~
viz hana'es ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ '''
I ON 1snn ett,es assorted si,es
mn No., "a AL. ~ pan. $3.50
sCD doasn Tn pans and quart ip equal auo nt,,,es
,,rsssed " 49, = ' Nf " - ~
u n doxsr ,,on r.bis spoon.
ao S SS1en, nsn SssK nve. siaeh bad.
yc S SSssa v mn 1s nSs ;a ,.sfo'
tbe nronosna and me roos fnnhed 10 he eonai M ali
re.r.srts ~ ana .a,nnle. - - i - -
No bids Tor than an entire class Of the articles speed.
ond viii III ron sidsred $500 49,
All arcnra fnrnshed under contract will be ricdlv m
spee,ed and comnared with The samples Nv ~ agent ar
gsn,s Amounted fnr Thai pnrpose Sn1h goods or rt,cle.
as NAV In any respect fa 10 70 lie SAMPLES viii he
10 laatsd md in mai cas- c contraotnr will ~ bod ~
fnrnsh others ~ tIc reoue xind ar ouaiitv nse
dsvs or N that 10 NOT done they WIN be Al III
srnenao : - - - - = - " 80
faymcnt win he made for goods received on tnvoiee.
c",,,nas ~, ,na a~.,i =, .,. ar,a,' ~, ~ ~
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
III THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
VIA PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCAN, CARRYING til
UNITED STATES NAIL

FIRST VOYAGE.
river Of Canal street. New York. nj II O'Clock noon,
road With s.sssp oipES CIV Tor San frsnci.c wssr.
Company. penS steamer c6ioRApo % sare hal por
q. noon on Tuesday, January ], 1867. Tor Yokohama and
iSrossa tickets ..Sed from rsw York .sa'ss = regular
rates. payable In gold or It's shn "A Cabin
San Francisco TO Yokohama. $50 $40 ~
Due nocs VIE e Se a,sn x voyss
FREIGHT
received and Through bills Of hding signed per Ocean
ss@sst sfsa eonnss as s eicss sso.. ~
For freight through tickets and all further Information
apply Al The once on the wharf, pier ncrs river foot Of
ICoR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
oTsss WI Mn al. on s. az
Freight reccsvcd usual.
rcr rnses Ac inquire AZ freight once on ecmpanys pier
WELLS FARGO A CO.
SOLE Freight Agents r. N. =. =. Company.
L,oR VERA CRUZ DIRECT.
II The 0enera Transatlantic Company win despatch tho
steamship rLoRfDE. Captain Rousseau, Wednesday.
1sfh November from pier North river carrying mals.
$3.50 w oE5. MACKENZIE Agent IS Broadway.
"A rOR vt. THOMAS AND BRAZIL
Regular UrIte1 States Mail stsamers sailing The a7d
GUipISo STAR. Captain W. g. Berry. Dec "a
NORTH An3RlcA, Captain T. y. Iirmernsn Jan "A
SOUTH ANHRIcA. CAPTAIN ". I. Tinkispsnph. Feb ri
These elegant seanasrs sal wIih nalry and csIl
s sss s.s w ,ss's & t''s -
No aHswuas oress, Hsw Tea.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.


A UCTION NOrfCE.-R. r. uAZELL. AUCTIONEER,
n THIS DAY tlruesdayl November ~
81 lOx O'clock ut salesrO0m 50 C0rtlsndt street.
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, TO-,
IN lots, 70 suit city and country buyers.
ANvILs-aoeo pounds east iron Anvils.
Biz Chain Vices.
PLANES-2O) henoh and fancy Planes
6AWS-46 Cr0sscnt Saws
SkATES-200 pairs adiss and gentemen,s ghates
eozaher win aasOrtnent heavy and shelf Hardware
r. T. HAZELL CO.,
Auctionecrs, 81 Cortlandt street.
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DORTLAND AND NEW YoRK STEAMSHIP CON-
j pany-rhe FIRST class steamships VI RICO and FRAN.
COMA form a semi weekly line between New York and
Portland. leaving pier g East rve "Wednesday and
Saturday, at O'Clock r. NJ. connecting with Grand Trunk
Railway for Canada and also the onal steamship
Company for Ess'port and 81. Jsbn. n. B.
For freight passags apply % the once per ~ Rase
river. J. y. AMsS. Agent pier - East liver.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY's
i THROUGH LIME
TO
CALIFORNIA,

VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave pier a North foot OF Canal street,
at u o'c,ock noon. follows
bscsmber iinHR SRY' CRxuScET Captain a. q. Gray,
connecting with GOLDEN CITY Captain Watkins
December 2-RIsING STAR, Captain T. A. Hairis con.
All departures touch AZ Acapulco; those Of and srs
Panama with for eouth Psnhc ports
LIST 10th Central American 40 those OF fs
touch II Manzapilo.
Departure Of 10Th each month connects with the new steam
limo from Panama 20 Australia and New zeA'and.
Steamer Of December IL 1885, WIN connect With the nrst
steamer Of the company China Line leaving san Francisco
January !, 1897, for Hong Kong. - .
One hundred pounds baggage allowed s"ch adult Medi
For passage tickets and al further information apply At
tho nco Oh the wharf foot Canal street North river
New York. =. X HOLMAN, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

T'o hAsuFACrUfERs or IRON RATLINC.-EsrT.
mse Tor the eseton Of foux Gro escapes 70 the four
tenement houses ss3 %s ~ and an Third avenue somth.
east GO ucr street viii be received
dsy December 10 lssi ~ WILLIAM q. DoRNEY. No 81
William street room 10 from whom between n A.
r. w. daily an the inormatssu NAV be obts
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EXPRESSES.


A BUFNHAMF FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE ESx
"a. pfsss once, llt West Eleventh street. Hixh ave
families novel city COUNTRY FurniturG
fianoioros packed AMI sh'prsd. Furniture stored.
GLOBE ExPRsss CoMPANy-OrFIcE NOS. 3 AND
broadway. =
N<w yopx, Nov. n, 1854
Tho Gobs Express Company Will thls day its
Hoe between New YORK., Philadelphia Baumore aud Wash
HEAVY FRETeHr AND PACKAGES
ThaB WIN call for and deliver promply al the following
rates.
For seMy freight 70 rhlladelphs.... zoe per 100 his,
For heavy IRE ght Baltimore zoe 100 ihs
Eof heavy frchi 10 Washington. lnr Ter 100 lbs
ror heavy fre ght 90 Georgeiown, ID Co. w. pr no lbs
Ter heavy freight 70 Alexandria. l6N per 100 l1s
fskages anI sauspies viii he taken nj a reasonable
rates ~ ~ any 0ihcr responsible company.
The Company sfransng 70 rapidly opsn s ocfs al M
cypress
ihis Company prepares 10 pay promptly for any loss
or damage that may occur.
order. mar Be Icft Il ether Of ihs asoys snesa
! q Pssss Tssssarsr. . ppss>s~s: . uSsssasSSisss
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FOR SALE.

nrsruIERy IARaE pIsrTLLERY FOR SALE.
~ Works with seami fun wording operation; three
years leaae az budng remit near Inc Terry ln-
quire OF WILLIAM JOHNSON, lIa South street. Gall %.
tween O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

Nr DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
IM. Genteel Household Furniture. On Wednesday Nov.
90 at GS O'clock $50 West Nineteenth street. the entire
Funure Of the above house rarlor Suits
Furniture Feather Beds Coforters, Hair and Husk Mat
tresses China Crockery and Cutlery hne OH Paint
ngs Kitchen Utensils &C. Catalogues at house morning Of
sale 8t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES MAIL
RTE AMsHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
CALLING AT BREST.
The splendid vessels this fav0re ronte for the
Continent from pier No 80 North rver follows
VILE DE PARIS surmont. Saturday December
EUROPE Lemar1e. Saturday, December Is
ST. LAURENT Bocandi Saturday December 70
PEREIRE, Duchesne Saturday January u
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HENRY p uERTs ia AuorIosEER;
ON TUEsDl n NOVEMBER n Ar II O'CLOCK,
AT sES.ESRO ma, In BROADWAY.
POSITIVELY WITHOUT RESERVE,
CATALOGUES rAery ON xoRssrraa o IS SALE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-27
MACHINERY.

MACHINERY.
RARREb MACHINERy.-THE AMERICAN BARREL
:. SSsnns COMPANY Offer for sale their new and hmprey
ss as Tnfg may b ''sn e - ns so
York At the works OF the Portland Kerosene on Company
Maine and q The work. q the
the o. MurIlrs patent oovcd barrel Further
ing American Barrel Nachne Company, ISL Dsvonshirs
street Boston. Pos. onlcs Dor s2s.
EoR sALE-oNE HORIZONTAL ENGINE. ABOUT
s and sn y and an
o.s 70 rsnnns order Can g. Iwsntssh street and
EoR SALE cHEAr.-rwo STEAM PUMPS. SIZE NO.
:. Il. nofGxs. 100 Union street , South BrooSyn
EoR sALE-oNE IRoN LATHE. SIX FEET LONG
cheap No. SJohn street hrst noor
EoR SALE cHEAr-rwo SECOND HAND BOILERS,
.aSS, " irSa,; diis
aaG s Jersey c
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES s, ASp . .,w x,,,s
The best ana mos, complete IN use
WOOD an s 4 sHsp sTHxs ENGINE COMPANY,
and % Maiden l sSs. New q 'Yiors
= bcrre power also 80 .on Hydraulic Press. viva
ss%0s s;n Ds s.s s:ss ss
HOFFMAN, nsesp syS a ~ i an %.. stree. soosn
WASrEp--oxE GOOD SECOND HAND EsoIx.,
ares. aoar pcs s sSa rs ION once s''' a.
POLITICAL.
L'IRsT ALnERNANTC DISTRICT.
e r. sspss held be Ia No sSSs .sss on
MONDAY evening. Nov. ,@@nv v,o,r
was unanimously nominated fss
EicIAHL HALPrS, Chairman.
HxgERAL UNION NOMINATION.
For Comptroller
CHARLES L. FLEITN1,
Taxpayers and pcDple'e
Noocnrtiszn Candidate.
DOIrrICALenANNERs
u TgANBpARAxCfEs AC
J. w. SMITH, ~ Broadway. ccrpAr plsepkss sssuA
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4 UCTTON NOTICE.-R r. HAzALL. AUCTIONEER,
n WEDNESDAY, November ~,
q loN O'Clock, Il IS Spring street near Bowery,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
TOYS, FANCY GOODS, &C., 10,
oomprisng the entire stock contained said store.
r. r. HAZELL 3 co.. !
Aucioneors 81 CortlAndt street
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JBsKy rgLrNAS, ArcTroHBgR--sEI.Ls rms DAY,
~ alloy o'clock a. al orceEwich strsQt the sntirs Stock
efs ril rsd confseuossry sssss Nope C'ss, o. sale
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE!

hudson RIVER AND HARLAN RAILROADss-y
al Trains for Albany and Troy connacng with Northeri
and Western trains leave New Yoi kva Hudson R A,
road. Thirieh street and Ioath and 10 4. NJ
and $40 30 and II r. NJ and Harlem Railroad f~eni
" sixth street and Fourth avenue ~ u NJ and ti5 r. -
The $50 r. NJ train Hudson River will snisya
r. NJ train IN also attached sleeping every day
X. w. and o. Railroad without chance
Sunday train Hudson RIVER Rnsd New YORK to Ppugb-
kcepslc aud leaving New York $40 A. NJ and 90
Harlem Road Forty second street. Mieron aIa rnnrn.
VIM ii. VANDERBILT vice Pr dent
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PRICES OF PASSAdE IN GOLD.
First cabin. 1135 Second cabin. $50
Including table wine in either class.
Iheae steamers do not carry storage passengers
Medical attendance free Of charge
Passengers intending Brest be furnished
board with railroad tickets and thar baggage checked
70 Paris additional charge Of IS for nt and 90 for
second class. GEO MACKENZIE, Agent.
IS Broadway.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

A WoMAs's FRlESpsHIr.-It is
n wondrous advantage to man, in
every pursuit or vocation, to secure
an adviser in sensible woman. In
woman there Is at once q subtitle deli
cacy Of tact, and u plain soundness of
Judgment, which are rarely combin-
ed to an equal degree in man. A
woman, if she be really your friend,
will have a sensitive regard for your
character, honor and reputation. She
will seldom counsel you 10 do a shah
by thing, Tor a woman friend always
desires to be proud Of you. At the
same time her constitutional timidity
makes her more cautious than your
male friend. She, therefore, seldom
counscls you to do an imprudcnt
thing. A mans best female friend
is a wife of good sense and heart,
whom he loves, and who loves him.
But, supposing the man 10 be with
out such helpmate, female friend
ship he must still have, or his intel
lect will be without garden, and
there will be many an unheeded gap,
even in its strongest fence. Better
and safer, Of course, are such friend
ships where disparity Of years or cir
cumstances puts the idea of love oui
of the question. Middle life ha,
rarely this advantage; youth and old
age have. We may have femal,
friendships with those much older
and those much younger than our
selves. Female friendship Is TO q
man the bulwark, sweetness, orna-
ment of his existence.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

AS UNFoRTUSATE STRAsoER.--
"Can you tell me, SIR" said a stran-
ger To a gentleman in a ballroom,
"who that lady is near the second
window, that very yain-looking
lady?"
"That is my sister, SIR" replied
the person addressed, with a formid-
able look.
"No, no, | don't mean her, said
the unfortunate interrogator, III mean
that ugly woman against the piano
there's about as much expression IN
her face as in bowl Of bonny clab-
bcr."
"That, sir, is my wife"
"No, no." gasped the miserable
stranger, the perspiration starting
from every pore. GOOD gracious
| | wish / could make You understand
mel | mean that blcar-eyed object
in the pink silk, the one so awful
homely. ! should he afraid she
would splinter a looking-glass by
looking into il. There, she is look
ing at US now"
"That, SIR" said the gentleman
with fierce calmness, "is my eldest
daughter"
The stranger darted from the room
and cleared the premises, ss though
he bad been struck with a PRESENT.
ment that a powder magazine wal
going to explode in tha, room in les
than three seconds.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

CAUTIOUS MES.--Some men use
words rs rinemen do bullets. They
say but little. The few words used
20 right To the mark. They let you
talk, and guide with their eyes and
face, on and on, till what you say
can be answered in a word or two,
and they launch out a sentence,
pierce the matter 20 the quick, and
are done. You never know where
you stand with them. Your conver-
saiion falls into their mind as riyers
into deep cbasu, aud is lost from
SIGHT by its depth and darkness
rhey will sometimes surprise yot
with a few words that 90 to tho
mark like a gunshot, and then the,
are silent again, as If they were re.
lu ding. Such men are safe coun.
s.lers and true friends IN every cas'
where they profess to be such. T,
item truth is more valuable thar
gold. Will prttension Is too gauz3
10 deceive them. Words without
l.uint are like titles without merit
only bciraying the weakness Of ,h,
blinded dupes who are ever used
a. promoters Of other mems schemes
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01
Romance In Real Life.

The New York Herald OF the ID
ultrcla,es the following;
A somewhat remarkable change Of
fortune has occurred 10 a young man,
known by the name Of George Olson,
and occupying the humble position of
lamp-trimmer and "Jack Of the
Dust on board the U. s. steamship
Madawsaka, now in this port, by
which he has suddenly come into
porsesson Of 100000 in gold, to-
gether with the Hungarian title of
Edward Louis, Count Bathyanyi,
and the extensive estates attached
thereto.
II appears that Olson, or the Count,
left his country in lS4S, when very
Young, after his father had been exc
cuted for bring concerned in the re-
bellion under Kossuth, Ito whom he
is nearly related and has since been
in the United States. He knew lit
tie Of his family or their real posi-
tion, and supposed that, in conse-
quence of his fathers disloyalty, all
their possessions had been con6scat-
ed. Finding il difficult to gain a
livelihood, he Joined the United
States navy, and was drafted on
board the United States steamer
Madawsaka, as landsmau, was EN-
ployed as a lamp-trimmer and assis-
tsnt to the Captain Of the hold. He
never hinted to his messmates that he
was Of noble birth or had ever held
higher position than the one he oc-
cupied. In fact, il does not appear
that his countship had any very clear
notions himself on the matter. Be-
lieving his father to be disgraced
man, he troubled his head little about
| family matters, and betook himself
With great industry to the care Of
his lamps and all his other duties on
board. Happening to get hold of q
newspaper a short time since, he dis
covered an advertisement requesting
Edward Louis Bathyanyi to commu-
nicate with certain parties, and he
would "hear Of something to his ad.
vantage" Our young blue-blooded
Hungarian lamp-trimmer lost no time
in complying, and, having proved
his identity, received an installment
Of 100000. Instead of informing
bis commanding officer of this strange
vicissitude of fortune, which had
metamorphosed a U. s. naval lamp
trimmer and "Jack. Of the dust" int
a Hungarian nobleman, with a rev
enue Of upwards of $4,000 a year
Bathyanyi, or Olson, deserted from
the Madawsaka. He is now il
Washington, under the patronage o
the Austrian Embassador, endeavor
ing to procure formal discharg'
from the service.
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as,im, M farm,,

Aaoti hfmaf nta Mf ffs
rmr.sn ffpN
Whu fre.h nt nt fI
.f hHi HNm iIHl
nm mHthtIf H f
Nfm lp hfffT Hfm mI
hm TIfh NmHiIy 4ni Hl fmf
NH. huLef n nsff o. itl bHtifI
.| fmfi tfmsh
NIhf mt rm hlgh naHf fnl
fmf fhfiN fiit Hflf nd
rW mt VI ym m hwih mlt,
mf mf nff ahd knr fuuf hnt
rnm ihf ii.f h VI fho fn
Hwn ihef 800 collaboration Y
IHnUf
ik mstopff gapf fnbds tn lpI
Nv ,tb arltk bey wilIfIe e0dj
by NIo fpe N circumstance
Pnya hanI. n hehh pouf hand
alI tu promise him " borBgut
hlnI mf bin q littlc mmf, u VIII
encourage him iDdo till hoiifr
NIwaf feed ,our hands h4 sell o.
you Nv t1nreli. for the lahofing
men ore tbr lone ani sincw ~ NJ,
world lnd ought 10 lo veil trealcd
! am satisfied that getting upenfly
industry and regular habits are N,
best medicines ever prcactibtd foi
health.
When II comes ni0y, bad weather
50 that you cannot work oul Of door
cut aud snll' Your wood,
Make your tracks when II rain
hard, cleaning your stables, or h,ng
something which yOu would have {,
stop the plow for aud hx IN goot
weather
Make your tracks fixing youl
fences or your gate that is of IL
hinges, or weather boarding YOU
barn where the wind has blown of
the siding, or patching the roof o
your house Or barn.
Study your interests closely, an,
don't spend money aud time IN elect
ing presidents, senators aud otheI
small officers, aud don't talk of hare
times when spending your time il
town whiting on store-boxes.
Take your time and make you
calculations; don't do things in
hurry, but do them at the prope
time, and keep your mind as well a
your body employed.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

An Austrian soldier in full uni
form, bearing the rank Of drum
major, arrived at Detroit recently di.
rect from Austria. He is in search
of employment as a musician in som,
theatrical orchestrs, aud says he has
BEEN in the army seventeen years
fought through fiiiy-seven battles, re.
ceived twelve wounds, and been tax.
en- prisoner by the Prussians, and
that he is contersant with fourteen
diilerant languages, and can play
thirty different musical Instruments
II may safely be allowed tha. he is
competent to blow his own trumpet.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

Thirty persons are in the State
prison Of Nevsds, aud ss a proof IT
their intelligence. il is stated that
every one OF them can play draw
poker.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

When you see a dwarf. you NAV
take il for granted that his parents
never made much Of him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

"sal.' cried girl. looking ont At
the upper story Of . grccery, address
ing another girl who vas trying to
enter at the front door, we've all
been to camp meeting and been COM
ver,ed; 80 when YOU want milk on
Sunday, you'll have to conc round TO
the bseh door"
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01
Gen. d. II. Hill, in a late number

Gen. d. II. Hill, in late number
of The Land We Lore, says:
We had two particular friends in
the old United States army; one
born North Of the Susquehannah,
the other South Of il. Both adhered
to the U. S. government. The North
ern man took the field and fought US
obstinately; the Southern man KEEP,
out Of harms way, but secured q
good paying position, as a teacher
After the war we wrote to the latter
brief business letter, which he re.
fused to answer. The former, learn.
ing that we had fallen into the hands
Of the "blessed bureau" and Other
benevolent institutions, sent us kind
invitatioa to bring the wife and LITTLE
Rebs to spend the summer month";
with him. II is easy In this case tt
answer the question, (which now o.
these two. thinkest thou, is neighbol
unto him which fell among thieves ?
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-01

The simplest mode of sharpening
a razor or other edged tools, Is to
place the blade for about half an
hour in water containing one-twenti-
eth Of its weight Of sulphuric or
muria,ic acid. Upon taking the
razor out, wipe It Of lightly on a
piece Of rag. and in q few hours at er.
ward set Il on a strap. The acid
supplies the place Of a milestone, by
eorroding the entire surface uniform
", so that nothing but q good polish
Is afterwards needed. This process
never Injuries good razors, whilst poor
ones are often proved by Il.