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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17
GARDEN SEEDS.
KA ARRANTED FRksH AND 0ENuINE-W WHOLESALE AND

LrrE Larrr Scotch
MrLoy Grern Ciiron Pine
Apple Nutmer.
MtrFH NEunv -Finest tind.
I NtsrrErfru
/ MrsrtHu-W Rack ant White.
OSinS Silver SAN white
Portugal Yellow sod Red.
UuEt
/ Eyira Eariy Eariy
May washinrton % Framr
10 Chafieion nwaff Wue prns.
sian 10 Marrovfat Hishop
DWsrf prolific
PsHsNrFs-I.ong smooth
wrench Gurrusry.
l rtEutv Curicd
frFrrH iar.e nsm ar Bull
Nose Tomato shaped Csy-
I rune
rrNrEfy -tarFs yellow Yield.
l EHrstHn -Yictoria
2 EtrrfsH Long scariei Short
Fop Scarlet rurnip White d..
[ yellow Do. long Salmon, Black
I spanish
sttsiFr or Vegetable Oyster
Plant
sFivtH Round ieaved
SgutsH farly nush Bell
J rus large Red DO Vel
I low. Frg
] 1rESlF Farly Flst Dutch Do
Rcd Too Large White Norfoik
White Gloic, Roots Bags pale's
Hybrid
WEHua Anniss Carrosav.
Lavender Sweet Rash Roe.
msy sagc summer Savory
Sweet Mariofum Rrur
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ENsHING REDS. REELS. HOOKS or Al.
KINDS, and Complete in
THE GOLD MEDAL, The premium Awardd AZ H.
lat Exhibition OF the American Institute q. CoNROY No
Is FULTON ST n. V 49, '''
For the 6e.i Rods Reels, &C Al c. C. Merchants
aud Amateur, the
prices
All orders puetuay Merchants will and IL Il, their
advantage to inspect the Stock. which sold To
purchaser Nets seins, fykes, and Netting kinds Machine
and hand made. ans,,nim',-,
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OFFICE OF THP
COMMISSIONER Of LOTTERIES.

OFfICE OF THF
COMMISSIONER LOTTERIES
BALrNnks, April l.. isaG
undersigned, Commissioner
ryiand being n receipt daily Of portion.
oi tie county, making inquiry Lottery which
he country hord and which purpOrt be decided
oi thr NarylaAd COnsol
All such letters all
Lotteries purong be decA-d Maryland DrAung1 ar
frauds that certain Who Morn.
20 and pretend To be Managvrs Sole Agents Tor the
ter Lotteries at Cleveland Oho mpoors, ltery
And having neither Ea eSisenc- ao-
-T fictitious hTy styled Muy Co, Cleveland.
mpO-tor and an lotteries which
agents for, also frauds.
RICHARD FRANCE. Of this
the Maryland Loiterirs The business i conducted
o fhANCE CO. a. Manager, and they have
There
rrs Tor the STATE Of Maryland who derive him
through this ofnee, 10 sell Sets The Maryland
s,a a., ~ McPHAIL,
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rRENCH WINDOW CLASS
FOR THE 100000
a. y. PAIEST uAnBLB: cOnPANY,
NEW
CARPET WAREHOUSE.

NEW
CARPET WAREHOUSE.
522 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
NEM nAmHlE ~ ii.DiNs:S.
WV. a THOMAS LEWIS, IMPORTERS AND DEAL
CARPETS, CLOTHS, &C..
Beg respectfully
stor. Jy2 BROADWAY where they pleased exhibit to
thrn their rscent muense purchase, Of all that
r-iK and Home Markets, the
could command aud which they prices
AND cIiOCr STOCK
o foretgn aud Domestic CarIing O Cit Rugs
Die and Piano Covers. co Mating and Mats Adelaide Sheep
sk Plain aud Fancy Augora Goat
Gle connected with their business which they to
sell At
TIIE LOWEST CASH PRICES
They have aside a distinct q
COiR MATING AND MATS,
la which t-r celebrity l. we'll established Their
ing large. veil assorted ahd impaired direct,
Ter the favorable Country
sale or Retail. .I6-3n-[IAsl
SAFETY FUSE.
u1NOk Mining Purposes. and gnitng Charges
II and dry blasting Cotton hemp
fuse. also, tie single aud d,uhc Tape Water Fuse.
Manufactured and sold by GLENN PUTNAM,
- Liberty Il New York
~ Orders promptly Oiled Powder, ID.
approved brands Eiy' ENhibtonA ship
nails, Ac., A.. noI2-Iy IsV.ASl
ruENOBI.E a tIOSf:.-A superior Hose,
~ manufacturer OF the finest u~mI-a che@p -
aud escellrn su-iiiute for Leather aud
cha IL Is especially Planters Nurrymen
Companes Steamboats,, Mtuufaciore Dwellings,
les uan half the price o lrarr lighter, stands pressure
s durable and subjected
OF uliug grcasing, neither injured
FOR sale aud orders for Importation received n frou
York wirrr crrtihstr of it, quNly examined
from Alfred Carson, ksq Chief Engineer
rom 1a'rs NC cfarN h>q Chiei hngne~r o the Union
Perry Company aud also from official authorities larrv
| cities Of Europe Apl-Ssn
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
PLATE AND WINDOW GLASS.

rss sKILLIS. vIsscueR OWEN scuELL Gssrs.t N...
rsr.s ADvssr-is. iIoUss No sac Bsa.DsAY, Nsu Yoax
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RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

TERMS:
,y pspvr Us Weekly to weekly. IS vsys
In Assnee Rsmance he made risk Publishers
In all where evidence taken deposit the
ros ones containing money
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ANDREWS a IEsIP,
GO M Nj MISSION NJ ERCHANT
COTTON AND WOULEN MACHINERY

si-rs'
Importers and Dealers in Manufacturers; Articles,
NO. OF PINE STREET. NEW YORK
" ~ Agent. the the Iron Work. Steam
Engines aud Boiler.
sH- Exclusive agency Lowell Machine shop
MachiuSfs lsUi.. s.gQ- -Ixfp
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LIQUORS.
hIDEEN a co... wH0LEsALE Dg,LERs exclusively If
- BRANDIES WINES CIGARS would call the particIa
attention OF the trade TO their large and superior Stock
prsng. in part
Cognac and London Dock Dar and
hadrirA, Sherry and Port wined
Old Schedam Holland Gin
Old Jamaica aud ~ Croix Run
Hook and Claret Wines
Champagne Of various brands
Old Rye Whskey and N.
Coriials and Cherry Brandy
London Porter and Scotch Ale
Sparkling Tonic Ale
Phladelphis Porter and Ale
ChRinpagne Cider
Old Peach aud Apple Brandy
DemUohns Of all sizes.
Goods warranted pure and genuine
tell DUDIGy a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-17

LAHIS SHINE,
AUCrIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
% Main street. Richmond. Va
NILL give their undivided 10 an sales Of Real and
w fcrans Etac sale Of Household furniture stocs Ocods
&C. special q
Cows. Carriages. Wagons. a. &c
@ sep coustsuty hand the largest stock Of
Furniture o he found u this market
Mahogany aud Rosewood Warirotzs
Do DO Marble and Mahoy.rv ton C.b,.,.
sidehoaris and Wasnsfands ~
Splendid Spring Ttc Tutra nvans and Loun s
spring sat Parur, Cane and Windsor Chairs
sprlns OuF'd noskers sociahes whstnots
Asu. Of tor~thsr
general assortment Of Housekeeping Goods.
The city and trade
p Q. LARUs. JAMES n sutSt
ocq6 ~ N''-'-
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NV % NONt
W. CRATE AND FENDER MAKERS
Dsl-dly-lPl 2s6 'FRONT.' aud sgD broadway, ~ "
INNCEiSIoR SEWING MACIiINEs-Msde by HOOD, BAr.
hL rfiiE co, Worcester, Matr, patented
'It-Hhvr nu lsI6 T>- Machines proper
are la a
tnd wOrkmanhr will TsorS, aud
Sahler work In warranted -atisfactIon The
Call and them In i+0 CiiEsNUT Philadelphia
stairs. W A. Agent
iayg-diy-lNl
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS

Cascade has been retaken by the whites, and the
dians dispersed
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..SrATIONEH> MALL,"

Books Writing Papers
of all kinds Ink and nk stands Letter Copying Presses Mem
orAndum Gold
PAps Cotton Linen TSnes Marking Ink, or marking
quSniiy We sell In quantity, at low prices
N. b-Onr Of "HERRINGS" FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES is large Call and see them.
mli2 KNOWLES WAIFORD.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE.
y u & II | O ~ Il T. r.
OFFICE AT GEO. !. SUMMERS,
NO. 20 PEARL STREET, RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
49,. - VIII attend to ihc sale
REAL nsrATE, sud every dc.rrip,ion of MERCHANDISE
mhHu HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Ac
JOHN &C. sUAFEH,
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
EXcHNSGF BUILnINa,
WOULp sce,tay can attention HE styles u SPRING
w and SUMNER GOODS. ss96 div
- ,yyssa,,
GHIBuS 4 APPEHSON,
PRACTICAL DRUGGISTS,
nlFtR for sac genuine M.Ii-ines n,
~ fresh md great variety Fancy artcrs P-rs,.rv
&c, ~ prices - low they b. houtht tfrs city
ja" 0RUnRS APPERsON. No 9oi Broad q
WILLIAM SATrIEH,
fHruHrNa
PAINTS, OILS, CLASS. AND ARTISTS MATERIALS,
WHOLESALE AND RFrAIL
No la Afin arsd, RtAHoHd. Ta j,is
JOSEPH CARSON a Co,
SUCCESSORS
THOS, J, CARSON \ co.,
LIGHT srRFEr, uALriNORT, M
w COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and Dvsicrs iu PorE I,rl
tC- Orders respectfully solicited. Jal7-6m
ssoCorn, - - .. BEssi
80 Cbf4nercfai Nrsef Rnstoa.
DENNIS a co.,
GEyKRSI SoTFfSsISS on 'SSIssRcHAS7s
RETERENoRs,
,sSs ssSs.Ss wS Tss Co., ' DSSS. DSSSs' SSSe. S o.
IIs-diI Hsnry oSsb %, CAsrlssson.
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sUfunEuDEAN WuIskpy

A MEHiCAN SHEAHs.-rallor. Shears, Trimmer- Ia
n dies Scissors ~ ~ Wendts celebrated make
IN qusy In and improved psterns snd e onv cp :.
sorinent made Tor sale ~ EDWARD CORNING A co,
~ John street, New York
Agehs ior w. Wendt mhb-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23
Theatrical and Musical Items.

Hm1os GARDys.-Tbe beautiful opera entitled the
Daughter CT the Regiment" Ia 70 be produced with
u ellen, cast OF characters 70 night Miss Louisa Pyne
il TO render her hne part Of Marie.
BowHY.-M J. r. hcDonsugh, who has acquired an
enviabe reputation during bis brief sojourn here, 70
take hs nrst benefit this evening 'virsinus" and the
.'Maid u the Inn" are the plays.
LAupa KrrSEs-The btu fer this evening embraces the
srea, pay Of "Camille ntersperssd with elegant
s,cal gems from the opera Of ia Trsvata" and the
comca " ca ed "A Curious Case"
CB1xBrRs srrrr THs,rss Mr.. Robert Johnston, q
treat iavorie with large number OF plAyrong ci
zeus noers variety Of attractions for his bene1t 10
night. includ'ng new piece written BY him.
WtgnolS Nrsrrx IA Kiss tn the Dsss' and "Paddy
The Piper are be played this afternoon, The charm-
M opersic spectacle Of cinderella" 70 be repesied
IN the evening
vrSsrpwsY Geo Chrisy and Wood Minssrels and The
purkeys ,e prepared 10 do full Justice 70 the holidays
10 night the play Tbe Old Clock" and the latter
"Cipdereia"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23
T1isl OF Huntington for Forgery.
COURT or GENtRaL SESSIONS
Lid


Hun rIN01oS's TRIAL PosrPoSRp-ruEy JURY nor TO
READ NEWSPAPERS.
Dc ~ Som sfter the opening OF Ocu't his
ing, ex Recorder TamAdse, OF the counsel Tor the
pre- secution, and aad that since last adj
men. Of this court hts associate xf Noyes took
active part h tns case and upon whom win devoive tse
duty Of addressing the court aad jury Al its close
with bereavement tn his farty in the loss OF daagh
ter. The f1nerai would place this sernooa, and
therefore Asked that the Court be adjourned til
morning when hr. Eoyes would be present.
Judge Capron remarked thai under the circumstances
OF this cae aside the regret felt for
the Of the cooasel (as he had been
quaintance many yesrs be took great pleasure ad
jouSnn the oour; and another strong for doing
that hr. No, es would sum up this cause on the
part Of the people There very aosruse quos
nol 70 be discussed and no understood that Mr. nal
Justice demanded that he should 90 heard and in order
discharge his duty properly he should near the who
For that reason be would comply ~n the request
and adjourn the Court over anti TO morro~ m Srnng
10 O'Clock In order TO redeem this lost time he would
ray the jury that In future be woud cit from 10 m g.
then take recess until D. sno bold An evening session
from that time til g. 10 O'Clock, according IneJ
feelings, until the uiAl was flushed
The Judge then turned 70 The jury and addressed them
desire you, gentlemen, II you win. 70 comply wisn
the request made Saturday in reference TO ookiog
into the papers This trial has assumed very
aspect and IL s Of great importer CO. and there
every reason Why jurors should take every possible
means in their power TO preven impressions being
made upon their minds that not made through Q lie
Ultimate chaDne-that H. through the Witnesses on Tar
stand admit - w as any body else that The Coari
has not the physical the legal power knew whethe
You read the wspapers or not but am relying on tn
candor intelligence and high nincedress OF The jury
regard them a. gentlemen, men OF 81 fair men
placed nost responsible situation and exceedingly
anxious discharge their duty with ddehty and justice
and that unoer such circumstances they VIII cheerfuy
comply with any request OF the Court which appears
be tasonable and 10 made In proper manner. wer.
juror, would read neither the comments Of editors
their journals OF the trial won't help you-it may
hurt yoo, and IL changes your Views OF the case, il
does much injustice 10 the cause.
Amer this little piece OF old womsnsh advice, the Oour
adjourned till to morrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

sCAaLATISA AMONG AHIMALs.-A few weeks
snce two chi dren OF one OF physicians we're
STACKED with no scarlstna and during their illness had
for PES q couple OF Kittens Both tne kittens subss
au n,ly hsd all the symptoms OF scsratna Of them
dying the other narrowly escaping. A canary bird,
vbcse cage hung In the roon also died. with all the
~ mptems u the same disease (ka.) EacIs,
gssfup TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

fyLINTor HOUSE OPEN, 7T AND 7se BROADWAY
~ APARTMENTS for families individuals handsomely fur.
nshed and neatly Kept can be ostanea -,th without
hoara on he American or European plan. Moons
81 to $50 per week, Bsthstee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23
wANCHEs, JEwELRy, sc.

WANCHEs, JEWELRv, sc.
VNrAMorDa-THE TRADE n RESPECTFULLY IN
formed that continually manufacturing and have
on hand socs diamond jewey Of the latest style
large ASSORTMENT OF diamords hand. Setting done fc
thetrAda Diamonds bought for cash
u HkRMANN CO., as Broorne street
L,oR SALE VERY Low. TO CLOSE A CONSIGNMENT
10, Of gold and silver penccases pens tooh and
pioks &c IN Quantities 70 suit purchasers Call % rosd.
way. room ~ M. WRAY
TIT oRraNFNTs.-JRT AND GOLD JEwEIRY EAR.
rings necklaces bracelets brooches French plated Jew
erv fercule- porte monnsiee Sc NJ EnNfST
sABATfEH CO. importers and Wholesale dealers In Part
sian fancy goods "a Nassau street
CylfVER CUPS. GoBLrTs. NAPKIN RINGS, &c &C.,
- very low prices Al JOHN X. CURTIS Jewelry Store,
IS Bleetker street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23
.ATURDAY NIGHT.

SIoPPED-sUPPOsED TO Re STOLEN, ONE PAIR LA.
- dee bracelets breaspin finger ring The
obtain them BY proving property and paying for
advertisement IDqaire Of j. Cragin House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

EXPLORATION AND SURVEY OF La PLATA AND Tai
BUrARIEs. BY j. j. Page.
This IL pAmpnsi which We trust IL not 10 be the
only result OF the expedition Of the Water Witch. That
ezpeducn originated In the city Of New York and with
he Geographical society, and when Captain Page comes
70 vre bis book he shouli take care act forth
all ire facts relative N The origin OF the exploration. he
vii ind Of them recorded In the Navy depart mont
and rome here.
REcoLLrCTIoSs or LIFETIME. by s. @. Good
rich tPeieT Pailey). Miller 0rton 4 Co.
The aubor has produced ivo large oolavos illustrated
BY number Of onsravnss Of them very crcd,sble
TO The artists, hovgs net always introduced with appro
priseness. The illustration at page $40, second volume
would ,u fancy magazine better thn this autobios.
rsphy II Is . sketch Il ART picking lowers, vay
pretty but IN no way necessary 70 the authors purpose
The work Itself vel printed, and sbounds with sncc-
dotes and remr lscepoes or most interesting character
There IA nothing like In literature and 10 fresh
and sIakliDt throughout.
SNovFLAKEs AND SuKBEAMs FROM THE FAR NORTH.
Tale. by RObt. NJ. Ballantyne. Illustrated by
the author. Nelson a Son, publishers, London,
Edinburg and New York.
This Is q very entertaining and instructive work, and
the reader becomes deeply Interested In the various met
dens with which II sbounds.
The PARaaREENs on VIsrr TO THE PARIS Um-
vERsAB EXHIBITION. BY the author Of " Doctor
Antonio and Lorenzo Benoni."
ne suthor 10 wen known 70 American readers. Tho
present volume from tne press Of DIX Edwsrcs %
NARRATIVE or THE GENERAL COURSE or HrsroRy.
Prepared Tor the use OF schools. Harper Bros
This useful book, and hnd ts way into general
pse. Bs Illustrated With tolers be ergrsvnts, some
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-23

DhEAlUM PIAN0FORTES g. H. BARM0RE NO.
S4s Bleeck.r street manufacturers sner large and
fresh stock eegant h land the grand diagonal and
scale at lswes price and best terms also second
hand pianos by Chckerng Nuns; octave,
little used.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
1flsmpbis Cans.
NEIV STORE.

Ne " STORE.
We are now receiving and opening
our FALL and WINTER STOCK Of
DRY GOODS,
consisting of every variety OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods usually kept in this
market.
Superfne blue and black Cloths, CASH
mers, Docskins, Cloaks, Mantillas, Moire
Antique, Velvet Shawls-the latest styles.
Lad es' Lrcss Goods Of a superior quail
ty Grape Shawls; a large lot of Blan-
kots, Negro Cloth, Brogans, keady-made
CLOTHING, Boots, Shoes and Hats. and
variety Of articles too numerous to men
ton.
All / ask is, s.come one and all" and
examine my stock before making your
purchases. | bought on the very best
lie. ms, and am determined that none shall
under-scll me. shall adopt the cash sys-
tenn, except to punctual customers.
\. {. BLAIR, 217 Main-st.,
Old stand of Ferguson Neil.
A. q. uoopwIH is with this house
n1J-6m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
WEBB & Eg.aTVkgsGs,
SION 4 FORW ABIDING
MERCHANTS,
Ifain Street, second door noF'6 q UN7oH,
IHemDhiS, Tenn.

lfain Street, second door north Of tn'on,
Nemphi5, Tenn.
Our business now being an eN-
elusive Commission Business, it is not our
purpose to make profit on supplies. We
have our arrangements with wholesale
Grocers to furnish US supplies for Gus
toners at the lowest cash prices. we
shall keep a supply of the Best Bogglng
and Rope, which we will furnish to our
customers a. o mere nominal commission
for selling.
We would be pleased 10 see our friends
Mt our Office; to call upon them personally
is out OF our power, and VISIT from Us
might be construed into mode OF eiec-
tioneering that we have never adopted
After an uninterrupted business OF ten
years in this city, our name and standing
must be familiar TO many.
We solicit conslgnmllts OF Cotton
Corn, Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Hay anc
Wood, in short, all the productions of th'
country. We now have market Tor ali
and our best exertions will be used II
their disposal.
Cotton consigned to us by stcamboa
will be covered by our open policy oil IN
! surance.
Cotton in store will be insured unies
| directed otherwise. Aug 2i-3m
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

The undersigned, Franklin Moore,
Sheriff Of Pamela County, and State
of Mississippi, into whose hands the
estate Of William Rowland, deceased,
remaining unadmnistered at the time
Of the death of Alfred King, admins
traitor thereof, has been duly ordered,
according to the statute in such case
made and provided, and by virtue OF
u decree Of the Probate Court OF said
county and State, made at the No
vember Term, 1856, thereof, will, or
Saturday, the 3lst day OF January
1857, between the hours Of IL o'cik'
Nj, and 5 O'clock, p. NJ, offer for sale,
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, IN a credit Of twelve months
from the day Of sale tho west trac'
tiou Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton twenty-six (2G). township sever
(0, range six ~ west, containing
about ONE hundred and six acres, more
or less. as the real estate OF William
Rowland deceased.
Bond and security Will be required
Of the purchaser, and the staiutor,
lien retained OH said land until IN
purchase money is fully paid.
/. MOORE, Shorif.
pg:saber 3, i':5G { II 4w
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
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: satte Of Fashion, Ballou's Pictorlal. ~
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concerning the paper should De aaoFesSs
: TO the publisher of the paper ,o-;ba-, f.
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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
HIstsllaacOas.
Mental Card.

n. .. boRDLEY, would respectful
A. ~ inform his friends and the public
that he has removed his Office from the
corner of Man and Adam streets, opposite
tne United States Hotel, to rooms over
Ninns saddlery Store, on Main street,
opposite Court Square, where he 10 pre-
pared to pursue his profession in all its
various branches, old and new improve
lnents.
The only reference give is six years.
services in Memphis and vicinity.
Ny Office is over Mr.. Winn,s Sad1lery
Store, on Main street, opposite Court
Square, where can always be found.
1t would be better for patients from
the country to make appointments, so that
that they may not clash with other ar
gagements. n46-ly