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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

81 The friends and acquaintance OF W. X. MeA ster
are respectfully Invited TO attend he funeral Of his WIFE,
FRASoIs r. heAusrEE this evening, At o'clock, from hi
residence, on AedavOek Street Divine service by Rev. c.
ID. Elliot. may2S.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

~ lH consequence Of the recent change
Of time for the arrival Of the evening trains
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
the Memphis packets viii hereafter leave at
O'Clock p Il. Let those who are journeyiOg
AemPhis-ward bear this regulation Ia mind.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

CRoPs.-The crops in this and adjoining
counties, so far rs we have seen and heard are
OF the fly, but we opine, from the best infor-
nation obtained and personal observation,
the damage to wheat will be but slight from
this insect.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

'AKTIsT's wiTE DKAD-hu Rossllsr wife Of the
American artist, 7. p. ROssitsr, recently died 10
Paris, from typhoid fever. Mr.. and nrs RossiteF
bad been Tor hires or iosr years resident in Paris,
where both were much esteemed.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
STOCK FARM FOR SHE.

WISH to sell my stock farm stus' ed Immediately At Union
Depot the Memphis and Railroad, add on the Mem
ph and Sommerve Plank Road, II miles east Of demphs,
Amin 610 Acres, 800 In hne state Of cultivation;
the remainder finely mbered and all under and sub
santid fence-a good Two story framed Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses Stables for twenty horses and hundred
head Of Cattle. selling from my Dairy IS worth
Milk day There IS Acres set Ia fruit Of choice
quality viii sell the Land, GRIP, Stock and fsw likely
70 Negroes and give possession imme aatey or VII ss
the land ard deliver next winter. Here Is the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising, and devote bis
time the business be found in West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful Baidng
Site wood and cleared land each all and With
a good road to the d pot
II sod privately before the LIST July u viii on that day
be divided and sold in lot 10 suit purchasers together with
stock consisting Of seventy ave head Of cows mostly
with calf by my Brahmin Bull twenty Mares with cs b.
Nebraska stock Of ans booded Hogs and Sleeps BEa-
min Bull Memphis; and Gov S1sansh; my young StAlioa
Nebraska BY imported Sovereign, Ann Glencoe tour years
old.
Persons wishing examine the place. GET farther or-
nation will please can me, g. B. LOOKS, Real Estate
Broker Memphis crit Will be shown By 0verseer, She
the place The train the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
leaves this place at ~ O'Clock, A n. and rstarns AZ IN
o'clock Pm, every day. JOSEPH K. FERGUSON.
maVl3-lmdkW
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

Also lsEs a q Cooper Bgs, sad kisssa' saa =
Leashsr ~ 81 kindt.
A xsAisS 81 ' ss'a "a he s,..s..s.. tern. A.
$50 CuTfKR.
ltA1t- cplrss 4af bFosd So
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

T. Fleming, house, sign aud ornamental pain,
Ter, can be found in another column. Mr.. F.
has, for some time, been engaged in business
here aud he is well known IS a fine painter
(being of the Flemish school) Those beauti.
ful fire hats which formed no uncomfortable
feature Of attraction in the recent Fire Parade,
were painted by him. Those desiring any
thing done in his department Of business will
do well to call upon him.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

To TIKI PUBuo.-Read my advertisement
Yours respectfully,
ID. G.. RUMSEY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
STEAM ENGINES
AG111 Machinery,

(EEccEssek ~ zfB Nne41l
TT AVIEa 80 - .srtanl sIlors % - H1ectlIHey,
II srs.slv lrrr~r - i,r1ss lor a4nalalaslz
Ixar1r - ~ II srsr1 lszlrTlicE, rrln<Ie
% mHnufrfuFs stEa fsELn<s ~ ta.fs s44s = Feat
em1sa - .-.t1I- - 49, rr - "a Hos4 49, At -
-. f4s.1r- - - - rnr4reI ~ Iae tlis4.11n7e
"A ss-t-.r. Il sstss ~ a. slsl 11esn Ta1ra aa arr
= - 4 - = - nesu7Irg '1aArIalsa =
~ - - asss ~ - 60 I've : stclio - ~ 80 IA
s~ -. 80 orders az - ga st4aIef kIsi8s AeoFe.
- Ena = ffarEE1 sfeets eFrat. <as4stts, 1eDn
~ kanls 81 eoIt ~ fgaf Ms, ee4a hasis e4a Aiss
"a - esetsla aaaks 9s., AZ. A. ekecatfd Rrsn7ty
49, ~ kaeli ssa4 ptlcsh ....-~
ianA-N Noo14t n@1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


BuoTcHEs OK rnB skrs EruptiOns, &C. supsrnduced
BIZ humors ia the blood and ofen very annoying 10
irfan.s Gssssr's Spanish Mature when ia
ken according directions attacks the seat Of these dis
eases dslodges them them by forcing the upon
the surface relieves the sufferer ane resorts him 70
health. ,ea @
Consumption and the Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs TREATED BIZ TaE IsEALATos INDICATED VAPoRs.
Or VIM HusrEH brother Of Dr. Robert Hunter respect
fully announces to all those who afflicted with diseases
of the Throat and Lungs returned Louis
| where he intends permanently to establish himself
There is probably no class Of diseases which wide
their nature and so terrible their results as the
diseases Of the and lungs IT. therefore, becomes
matter Of earnest socude the roesson know there
be any means whereby those diseases be controlled and
ameiorated.
Dr. R. Hunter and myself have made these diseases
own peculiar study for several years. and We have found that
the only means whereby these diseases be reached by
direct application the prescribing medicines which
breahed the lungs in the form Of vapOr, and
consequently brought in contact with the internal
face of the lungs The Of treatment has fully
sustained the theory.
Persons at distance sending full description Of their
case will receive Treatment. according their symptoms
VIM. HUNTER, MD,
once on Eighth st., between Pine and Chestnut sts,
api-3m West side, st. Louis No.
WILLIAM /. M0RSELL,
DEALER IN
Dry and Sparkling Catawba,
NO. IS EAST THIRD STREET,
jy16-1y CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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ICE CREAM! ICE CREAM
vONGnVRS'T A CO.

II RspEcgUfIY Inssrm he Laelas ard 6snusnea Il
IL RashsIr tss they hass ted ~ ~ sksss thar
stsss a. "a les Csaz szlool aba ssrs pass
are noe spsa f he ss2sca aEi sai se.Fs & shs Psee
p.iFoas.a uaylS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

rA MRs -1-Z mRs
100 nAhkELs ed tesa Tar, lus TeosivsfbJ
lOO Ala q. q hAApE.
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land for Sale.

I OFPER for sale GO0) SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES a
or LAND lying the Columbia Central Turnpike Il
Rosn seven miles from Columbia and four rom M Beas-
ant, being part Of the tract W ich reside.
This Land equal superior any in Many county
well watered the celebrated Devers Spring being
the part offered for sae well tmbered and well improved
there are on the premises beautiful building sites
fronting the Turnpike and the contemplated Ran Road 10
viii be divided TO suit purchasers or sold In body.
For further Information apply 70 me at AshSoOdP once,
Maury county, Tennessee.
Gngll-d LUCICs J POLk-
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REAL ESTATE SALES
Lands and Lots for Sale.


40 ACRES Of yalnabIs Land on beth s'des Of "a
II . Nashville and Chsttanooga Railroad - miles rem
Nashville, which depot has been recently ocaed ven
improved good uaer, good SOIL with fair propori'0n %
timber and cleared land excellent stand for country
store and residence Eber side Of The road or he WHOLE
VIII be sold 20 suit purchasers.
156x ACRES, nile from the town Of Frankli1, In
the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad 100 Acres cleared
and in cultivation Has comfortable Dwelling Hoose,
lasting Springs and Is productive sCsuttahle for four
handsome settlements. win sell 4, y. X, Or all % suis
purchasers.
16 ACRES mostly ubered part Of the brentwood Tract
on the Tennessee and Alabama Raoad 81 mies South 81
Nashville soil Of excellent quality admirably adapted 70
the purposes Of Vineyard Nursery Market Garden
10Y ACRES on the 6aliatin Turnpike read, 81 niles
nom Nashville, between STUN and Slsdge would make
business man in town convenient AID comfortable country
resd nee.
500 ACRES en- both sides Of TIE Nashville and NORTH
Western Rar sd II miles vest Of Nashville, Big Harpsth
ed-baancs well tmbered-go0d soil and water and COM
ortabIe improvements.
sex ACRES, well improved, miles nom Nashville,
the Mill Greek Valley Pike. and the n. R. B. Soil
Of good quality coed Dwelling, nns youog Orchard and IN
q very good nsghborbood.
81 ACRES in the Brooklyn Lots miles North e Nash
Vile, the Whites Greek Turnpike road Anoss oeaa-
dfnl building lot
LOTS Of sny sre from 50 feet TO IS Acres the BuenA
Vista Turnpike road. from 10 miles Of Nashville, with or
without Timber convenient Busna Vista sprinss.
10 LOIS in the corporation Of Nashville near Wilson'S
Springs Franklin Turnpike road several near
the Depot Of the Tenn Ala B. r. several on and near the
Mufressboro' Turnpike road in the tn Ward, and several
west IT Capitol Hill near the corporation line.
PRICES Low t. RMS LIBERAL Those Who Wish 10
purchase would do well 10 make early application 70
aple-u O. w NANCE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
Trial of Agricultural Machinery.

The trial of various Agricultural Imple.
ments and Machines will commence in the
vicinity of this city on the 4th of June next,
and continue during three days.
The first day will be devoted to stationary
machinery; or such as require power to drive
them. In this department. we learn a great
number Of machines have already been entered
for trial
The second day will be occupied 10 moving,
and the third if grain is sufficiently ripe to cut,
will be devoted to resping If not ripe, it
will be postponed until the earliest time when
it will do to Harvest. We hear that FIVE
different Respers aud Mowers have already
taken the field as competitors. This will no
doubt'be an interesting exhibition, and every
farmer who wishes TO know the improvements
thnt are beng made for bis benefit should at.
tend.
This exhibition will have practical feature,
every machine will be submitted 10 a thorough
test, and decisions rendered according to their
merits. Those wishing to enter Machinery
can doso by applying at the Office of the
TENNESSEE FARMER AND MECHANIC, 2OI Dead
erick ST.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

REAPERs.-Among the freight brought
up by the Magnolia, we noticed a number Of
Mann's reapers and Mowers for Armstrong
& Co. This is fine machine, and a great
improvement and aid to the Agricultural who
grows much grain.
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60 SHARES OF STOCK FoR sALE.

ne enerai comm mission Business ksreuse endnrfed by
PERKINS, cAnph.i Co DC eoadaesA wlthest insrrsp
dssis-dsas~T PERKINS 90
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W ehA&-@1 Va eA@~a No1 ~@@@-
DEM EBIELoS AKrat ofsFs oF sal. 81 sAArss stsek
ID in he Meetsnlrs' balidng and Lean Assoc4foa-
S-fersoas ws1ing - ParetAs ~ sch rtotks e any
And al peasa leave their orders oee Ne a uhlle
sqaare tnag9gl BKkg y SHIELDS
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SCALES! sCALESs

TrAIRBANKS Celebrated, Dornant, Platform, Counter
u and Gro-er Scales m tteck aivaJs 70 store and for
sale a. NsnufAcgui ere prices ,sy ihslr ASsnts,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28
WANTED,
JUST ARRIVED.
BALM OF THOUSsm TIAWFRg

8 Doz HAis .sFsio, saEo Etossss ,u.s s.s.I-.
- Exprsss. asesl tea III psepristsEa ~ ale
= 40 seats ~ settshy 10 9. hRnaN.
MAJ 3 & csasEs strrsl
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

ALSO,
Swaim's Vermifuge.
valuable Family Medicine, being higly approved rem
edy ali diseases arising nom
oaGASs such Acdsty Of the stomach Worms Cholera
Morbus, Dysenery Fever and Agae, BLEEDING Piles, SICK
Headache. ae, See The Pamphlet (which may be has
grstsl accompanying tie Fermifage.
Prepared ouly SWANS Ia aoRAToRr, ms OLD STAND,
Seventh ST. below Chestnut st. P phs, And sold b. al
he respectable Druggists in the United States.
GENERAL AGESTs Fok TIE q. s.,
SCHIEFFeLIN BROTHERS & co.,
nAyT-sOians ITO WllliAa sgrsss, dsw fork
Land Warrants.
DURING my abssn Mr. Joseph Fslloses w eontnas 10
~ bay Land Warrants tor my old stand, 80 Cherry
a., up s,Airs lmayi2l }. @. FELLoHEs.
NOr1C
THE eo-parfnershfp Of Perkins Campbell o.. Of tins
city, Is Tits a.y dissolved By utaAl conssnt either q
The eoPNoe hzSiaE tar use q ne name q re ern IN
liquidation. W. NJ PERKINS,,
W.. cAMPhEI.L,
Nsw onLHAxs, Dec. 4. 1855. sAM'L 2. Waikiki
10 retiring fso sAs comnsslou Basinsss
thAnks ens and patrons and eheeray recomrena
car sanccor and late partner ~ A. Psrkns altogether
worthy q lAsir eonndSnee and patronage.
". b. CAMPBELL.
sAh'L r. WALKER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-28

EW- The Spring Of the year he most proper time to
take cleansing AID pnr ing medicines Of which SsAim
PanaceA stands pre-emnent
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
Yours, very respectfully,
ATLANTA, Ga, Nay 18th, 1850.
essrs. David s. " hite ana others:

ATLANTA, Ga, Nay 25;h, 1850.
Nessrs. David S. White ana others:
GENTLEnEN II am in re-
ceipt of yours al the goth nit. ,
asking Information III regard to
ihe present cost OF making rail
roads.
| know of no better method
Of ahordlng Tie Information
sought than by sending You Il
nuuber OF Rail Road Reports
81 different companies, which
will also substantially answer
she question propouided.
In answer 10 your first ques-
ton 10 reliable arlsa or can b.,
2iver: Iou must make voui
estimates from actual surveys !;
but still am inclined to .Iliuk /.
raIiway with heavy supersIruc-
sure and heavy iron rail, dnI,
equipped, may bcaccomplishcd
iii The country described for
so 900 per mile. | ieIive.
however, the true policy is, L.
bul'd IN the first Instance chcal,
reads, and let them at least AID
II then more substantial impr,,-
venent; Tor Il 'cheap road
may be built in your counlry i.r
hall The above prlce--$i0, 00O
per mile.
The Reports OF the Western
Atlantic Raii Road will answer
Your End qnes ton, and tArs
are herewith sent yen.
In reply to YOUR 3rd in;erro-
gatury, | would semark, that as
! general principle a long road
can be worked cheaper than a
short one, aud that the usual
estimate fer working a road is
80 per cent OF the gross cart
lngs OF the road. A road which
cosS for It's annual working
more than 30 per cent is badly
manpsed or badly located Tor
bus t.ess, and one which costs
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

beautiful mode of making Christmas
present to their friends.
The tree will be placed in the Masonic
Hall, and one or two persons will be in
attendance to receive the presents and
hang them on the tree. All the presents
must be handed in before 9 O'Clock, p. NJ.
andno person Will be permitted to zee the
tree or the presents but those appointed
for the purpose of arranging them, until
after the hour of midnight, when the
bells will be rang and the Christmas An
them sung BY the company; after which
the company will be admitted into the
room, and the presents delivered.
The lower room of the Hal! will be
used BY the company, and All are invited
to a social conversations" commencing
at Q O'Clock, 4 supper will be handed
around at II O'Clock, precisely. No per-
son admitted tciihout haring first handed
IN present, as it is proper that every per-
son in attendance should receive some
thing from OF the tree. Parents who
take their children will be particular and
have presents for them sent in before the
hour stated. Each article will have a Ia
bel attached to it with piece Of Irvine,
and the name of the person for whom IN
tended plainly written.
The persons designated to receive the
presents and hang them upon the tree,
Will not diyulge the name of the person
presenting them, upon honor and it will
be highly improper for any person Attic
ted with the ''itch of curiosity to ask
them any questions on the subject.
The company are invited to attend at
. O'Clock, P. NJ, and not before. Dancing
positively not allowed but on the next
evening, 18th instant, \ splendid ball will
be given.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

Some wag took \ drunken
fellow, placed him in a coffin with
the lid left So that he could raise
il, placed him in a graveyard,
and waited to sec tie effect. After
a short time tie fumes Of The liquor
left him, and his position Icing
rather confined, he sat upright,
and after looking around, exclaim-
ed: Well, I IN TIE first that has
riz! or else I'm con:oundcdly
belateGn.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

T There is minister in
Indiana, who has such faith in
prayer, that he says it rains
every time he prays for it TO do
so.
We wish he would offer IN
prayers for US here in PanoIa---
not for rain, but fora few days
OF fine, clear weather, as we
have bad more than our share
OF rain. Wonder if lie prayed
for il ?
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

a little pigmy Of a man inquired
of a buxton lass if she would
consent to trot through life with
him in double harness. She sur
veyed his immense proportions
moment, aud laughingIy said,
"Ilallo, Bill, lend he five
dollar"
81 IN not your man, sir, Tor L m
not FIVE dollar Bill" lac answered.
well, then" it was retorted, you
can pass, can't YOU :" an try TO-"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
CIRCULAR.
I iIkI L Ian.
Coso, Pamela County, Miss.
April &c, 1856.

DEAR SIR The underSign-
ed were appointed n Commit
tee Of Correspondence at a re-
cent Rail- Road meeting held
by the citizens of Pamela Coun-
~, Miss, with Instructions TO
obtain from yourself and Pre-
sldents OF other companies in
formation in regard To the pre-
sent cost of constructing rail
roads.
In discharge OF tho duty as
signed us, aud in order to cna-
bic You 10 give an opinion in
answer to one OF our questions
it is necessary To describe the
route and general features of
the country through which the
road we contemplate building
will pass.
The road is intended to CON
meet Momphii, Tenn, with n.
Orleans by The way Of jackson,
Miss, which is nearly On a
straight line, and the supposed
distance about $50 miles; or
failing in this, we purpose bull
ding the road irom some pom;
on Taliahatchie river in our
county to Memphis, Tenn, on
The Mississippi river, distance
aboutsixty miles (Then follows
a description OF the general
features Of the country, which
need not be inserted here, and
Il number of questions which
he suhjoined answers will sui
EclcnsIy expIain,)
In conclusion. the committee
beg leave To state, in apology
Tor the trouble The questions we
have addressed you may occa-
sion thai oars Is community al
Planters exclusively, and inpos-
session III no statistics al rail
roads very recently constructed
or now III progress of binding
And should you obIiGo us b,
furnishing h 6 Information,
sought, or deem it proper to
communicate any oii;cr, nol
embraced in our enquiries, il
will be most gratefully receiy-
ed.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

In ais $50
Engineering will cost about $50
per mile per annum, during the
progress ri construction.
Locomotives, / TO every 10 miles
cost about 5 :, 500 each.
Passenger and Mail cars, to
25 miles, cost from To $4,000 each.
Freight cars. from / to every mile,
cost about 5000 each.
The expense of repairs depends
greatly upon the original mode OF
construction, but is also influenced
by the amount of transportation.
Our Southern Roads vary in the
proportion OF expenses to receipt
rom IS to SO per cent. We usually
assume so per cent in our estimates.
Your road OF 50 miles costing
100000 and paying 100000 at
30 per cent for repairs, &C.. would
leave an income OF about 5 per cent
per annum.
In a country such as | suppose
yours TO be, you will find your best
economy IN crossing small streams
and branches with timber struc-
lures: culverts. whether of stone or
brick, demand better mechanical
execution than can be- obtained
except at great cost. The trestie
bridge across your swamps, if the
height does not exceed 20 feet, may
be erected for from 81 to So per
lineal foot. The bridge across
large streams will cost s25 per loot,
and II much masonry is required
you may add $50 moro.
! have endeayofed to answer all
your enquiries ahd shall be p'eaeed
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
The sCneryilie Star

Comes TO us this week with a new heading
and otherwise improved. The "Star'' Is
one Of the best papers. en- our exchange
list, and is well worthy Of the support of
the people Of the county where it is pub
l:ahed. May the rays from the "Star''
never grow dim, but continue to increase
IN brightness until it becomes one Of the
most luminous planets Of Ike press.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

at any time to correspond freely
with you upon these subjects.
Very respectfully, your obi s'y't,
WI. SPENCER BROWN.
EDgines. Of Columbia and Grccnville ,
Railroad, S. g.
Messrs. J. VI. WALLACE and others, Com
nlittee, Como, Pamela county, Miss.
Asa F.. STRATT0N, Presid't,
Pamela Railroad Association.
DAVID S. WHITE, Secretary.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
Special Notice.

Mr.. Seagrave, agent FOR the History Of
thu World, both ancient and modern, in
Guiding a history Of the Russian War,
aud complete history of the United
States, in two volumes, Of about fifteen
hundred pages, is now canvasing Pamela
County for subscribers. We nope he will
meet with all the success in obtaining
them that this splendid work deserves.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17

Il is we'll known that the Scotch
have great an'ipathy to written
sermons. tits related lat Scotch
woman who was atttI ding ,huuch
20 l.car q rev minister, aud " h. SIT
80 that shc could not see k:n,,
asked Il nejShbor if ha preached
FROM notes. She VAS Informed Ec
was blind, and al course could un,.
AN / wish they were Il blu
was the old laGy's charitable reply
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-17
Our New Advertisements.

We call tbe special attention of our
readers to the large number of new adj
'ertisemenis" in this weeks paper. The
want Of space prevents us from noticing
them in detail this week, but we VII not
neglect them.