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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

Din. BoRDLEY is an accom-
plished and skillfnl operator in
dental surgery. He has a thorough
knowledge of the science of his
profession, aud the utmost tact aud
skill IN the practical execution OF
all that pertains to his profession
He is entitled by ereyy considers
ton, to the alnplest rewards Tor
lis useful labors We therefore,
bespeak for him what he so richly
merits and especially, 30 because
often the pretender in this calling,
by impudence and otfrontery, at
tain large remunerations, while
modest and unpretending, aud real
worth go without the full measure
ot reward DR.. Borlley is gem
tlenlan; aud he is n dentist in its
best sense! Give him business
then pay him we'll and promptly
i Fnwlkcs Financial Express.
Ne fully endorse the above. ane
take great pleasure in recommen
ding DIR. Bordley to our frlend'
HsztI h;s card in ta~ "a ?er.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

A young gentleman out West
committed suicide i'll novel man.
ner last week. Hn ate pint Of
dried apples aud then drank water
till no busted. The rash act was
caused by his fathers torbidding
him to grease his moustacac with
the buttcr-kuite.
STRAS OccURRENCE.-A
Western editor Oh entering his
office, and seeing his apprentices
boy cutting up some queer cApers,
called out TO him.
".Jim, what are you doing OH the
aoor y
why, sir | have had u shock !!
~ shock I"
What kind Of q shock :"
Why, sir" said the lad gssping,
zone of your subscribers came In
during Your absoncc-said h-
owed for two years subscription
paid it, and also paid another year
! in advance"
"In advance ;" gsspcd the oiitor,
nearly as much overcome as his
loue apprentices.
Eyes sir, and it has produced
such Oh effect upon me-, that have
been helpless ever since"
And we'll you may Jim. Bul
get up; ifyou survive this. you ar.
safe, as there is little prospect Of
another such catastrophe III this
Office"
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
II The weather this week ha

H The weather this week has
been changeable, though pleasant
little too cool for comfort, but just
cool enough for sound sleeping under
half-a-dozen heavy blankets, (such az
C. L. Ratings, Esq. is offering cheap
etc. Blessed are those that have an
easy conscience, and don't snore in
their sleep, for their nights are full OF
peace and Quietness
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
y We would invite all the friend

y We would invite all the friends
of the STAR, in this county, and the
adjoining counties, TO use little ex-
ertion in getting subscribers for the
STAR. All know that it il most
agreeable companion and welcome Wis
itor these long winter evenings. We
want 10 extend our circulation. and
ask our friends 10 lend helping
hand.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
81 Prof. Harrington, the ma;

~ Frof. Harrington, The magl-
elan and ventriloquist, left Pamela
last Saturday for Oxford. lie per
formed only once here. and then to q
small audience, the weather being nm
favorable. He is one of the best ma
eicians We have ever seen. AS we'll
as good magician, he is clever gen
;leman, and we take pleasure in
recommending him to our cotcmpora
riea as suoh.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

e. Our friends Thomas F.. Clarke and
family, have just returned from a visit to
their friends in Me,nphis- Mr.. Clarke
brought with him q fine lot Of naw goods
about Tnich ho viii inform h;s custom
o-k, BY means Of hand-biils, next week.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
ANOTHER ACCESSION TO THE
Royal Family or ENGLAND.

A Brussels letter SAYS f:
Cnnplcgne Is Il :, 'mewiiIi
ou.-ot-the-way place for 'he
d.vuIging OF intelligence touch
my anticipated events which
deeply interest the British court
and people. Such, however. is
the case, ii beng currently re-
pnrlcd among The court circles
thai our mos gracious Queen
II far adv nccd il, Il condition
which promises, Hnd aiding, to
augment the royai family OF
England, somewhere about the
non.h III February.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

~ We neglected to mention the fact
in our last STAB, that our popular mer-
chants, J. II. i NJ. D. Keith, have just
received allarge lot Of fall and winter
goods, which they offor TO regular dealers
on reasonable terms. CIiVe them 8 olll.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

g Tho engineers have arrived, and
will commence making the finSl location
of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road soath % the TSIahA:chie river to
Oakland
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

81 The editor being absent at Ee--
nnndo Court, and Memphis, will, on his
return, reply to the communication from
DR.. Henry Dockery, published in this
weeks paper.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

- The dancing party last Thurs
day night, we understand was atten-
ded by the elite Of our town, and of
course passed Of very pleasantly.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

=" Why is the bride more
expensive than the bridegroom !?
Because tho bride is always GI-
yPS away, while the bridegroom
~ usually soLn
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

GY~ The trading boat "Pano!a STAR
loft port last Thursday, under command
Of Captain Noses Gsge, Captain Nay!or
having sold out.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Notice tn Executors, Adminis-
TRAITORS and Guardians.

The undersigned, Clerk of The Pro-
bate Court Vt Pamela County, hereby
notifies all Executors. Administrators
and Guardians, in said Court, and
particularly such aS have never paid
any cost in said Court since their H.
Stallation. that executions will posi-.
lively be issued for all costs due tho
officers Of said Court that remain N
paid on the Isl day of February. 1857.
and would thtnk all parties having
deeds in said office. that have been re-
corded, and The rrcor.. fees hot paid.
To call soon and pay he tees and tak'
their deeds ont, DIS by their 40 doing
they will greatly benefit themselves
or their descendants al some future
day. w. L. WO bTTEN,
Dec s. lS56.-n4G iw Clerk.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
DyADIioPrs-WhO has no

DEAD EioPEs.--Who has no;
got one orinorr Of these red anil
cri<ped leaves in his heart ?
The hattie of life is close and
hot. and men have no time In
pause by their wounded com
panions. Yr, IT Ia pleasant to
recall the earlier days of our
pilgrimage, for then friends
were trlenA-, and were moi al
ways III too gr"rt Il hurry 10
stretch uui = ieIp'ng hand TO a
fallen cnmradc.
They are gone, those dreamy
days their rainbow hopes
have fad, d into the Su!irn gray
of the cloudy skies.
when the lamp is broken.
Tho ligh. III the dust l.cs dead
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

The Hing nj Denmark has
conferred iI.e h.r,nr Of Knight
j.o"d upon Professor Morse.
he title ut Professor IL tar
more honorable than ANY III the
power of rhe Danish monarch
10 be>iow, and will last longer
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

81 1t has been raining all day, and
and from present appearance We win have
a Good.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
Special .OtiCe.

Mr.. Seagrave, agent for the History Of
the World, both ancient and modern, in
Guiding history Of the Russian War,
and 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.
PgSxAysgIp. - Mr.. 4. NJ. Woodruff,
handed us his card yesterday, and reques-
ted US to say that he will open writing
class in Pamela this week. His cards are
very neatly written, and We Judge he is
an excellent hand with the pen. Now is
your chance to learn to write SWELL"
young ladies and geItlcInen, and we
would advise you to do so. You just
ought to soc how pleased our devil
looks when he gets hold Of IL "bad" piece
Of manuscript.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
.'When the lamp is broken.
Tho l;gh. III the dust l.cs dead" "

\ golden GIFT. ~ iemae
friend OF ours jus; entered int"
lhe matrimonial state, and VIII"
received Ii splendid copy "f the
Bible as a bridal git, has kindly
furnished us a paragraph from
the note accompanying the
magnificent and appropriate
pres. MT. Here il is:
~ can think al 40 more sui
table giiI than li.iS. fake IL
and make II the rule al v.:ir
life. In prosperity, in sickness,
m health may ITS cen. is be
your guardian angel, near 10
instru, t. to Solace and strength
en- YOU III all the duties of YOUR
new life and when our little
course of life is run may it ht-
the happiness of the siVer /"
NEE, yen and yours III the up
per n;:d better land"
Are ne, these helltiiul SEN
timeut~, =" ite'ino'y uttered
''iihe apples If I'D pa pictures
Of SILVER So u.s'us sun.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
$50 - - -,
DIED:

AT his residence, IN Pamela county, as.
Tor short illness, MlUliAL... s;cNE
NJ. s>se - ;v.fss ssa.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10
0stu advertisements.
IF YOC WANT FINE
!!!pictuPeS -!
CALL AT
CARR'S PREMIUM GALLERY
When you come to Memphis.

"AEING just returned from bus:-
IL ness tour North, with all the fac:l.-
ties for taking fnc, durable Dagucrreo-
types, &C., | am now ready, IN person, to
serve my friends and the public general.
Is, in my line, on the most re1sonabls
terms. | havo no knew tangled patent,
and clap-trap processes TO offer 20 the
public. My establiShm NJ has to stand or
fall, amid all the blazonry of its neigh
bora, upon It's own m9rits. n&G-ly
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

4 k4k. = - 4 40 Sk Va -SS-SSak-k-z,
Panb!a coGuty.
The State of Mississippi.
To Sarah
T. Fox, lcgatee OF Mary 4. Fox.
decreased, and her guardian al IL
ton, Wylie i. Wooien:
You al 4
each Of yon, arr hereby cited to b.
and appear before the Probate C"lrU
OF said County. at the tourihous..
thereof. in the town nf EaG"ia, "a H.,
drst Monday in February next. 10
show cansr why the final account rs-
Gently FLEET in said Cont ig Wr,- r.
Avent. ExPcHior nf tie will of deed.
should H"t be allowed, and lci.rre
rendered thereon accordingly.
IsSusd December \. 1886.
W. L. WOUT'rEE.
na6tv Clerk said Court.
Administrator's Eocice.
The undersigned, Admini>traroc "E n.
estate of Ann :. Stitt, 80 Ia sd. h>=
iled q final account Of bis aGmjris.r.-
ton Ill the Probate Court # Pan: II
County, Mississippi, ana Nil. ., o
February term, 1857 thereof. 4, ply
for its addition and allowance
December 5, 1876.
JONATHAN ORR.
ot6-aW Administrator.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

I kAk. SI-AAA. sSk ~ -@S-sS3G'kEA,
Pan1la COUNTY.
The State Of Mississippi,
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-12-10

T. Fox. legatee Of Mary 4. Fox.
DECREASED, and her guardian I'd IL
tom, Wylie i. Wooten:
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-08

We are glad to see the Free Press give
the Pioneer rap over the knucles for throw
ing out slu's against the integrity of these
two gentlemen. No person can differ from
them in the course they took upon the Rail
road question more widely than we but we
presume no man who is honest himself will
doubt their honesty in the premises. We
think they made mistake, but that is a
matter entirely between themselves and
their constituents. We dislike to see St.
Paul editors interfering in these outside
local matters, as such a course can only in.
jure st. Paul hereafter with her neighbors
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PROBATE COURT.

At Special Session of the Probate Court held in and
for the County of Ramsey, at st Paul. on Tues1ay
the fourth day Of March, A. d. 1856, in the rsatfei
Of the estate of INSON W. SHELLY, deceased
Prcsent-A. C. JONES, Judge.
On motion of L. A. Babcock, that letters OF admins
traton issue 70 w. H. Shelly, the principal creditor
said estate:
1t Is ordered that Wednesday, the 26th day Of March
1885, Mt 10 O'Clock that assign
for The hearing said applications and that the heirs
ataw Of said cecsased and all other persons interested
said estate ar qured to appear session of thu
Probate Court be holden, and show cause, an,
there be, why the application should not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered, thatthe applicant give
ce to all persons Interested in said estate, of the pen
dency Of said application, and the hearing thereo b.
causing COPY Of this order be published IN ssNin
nesotisn,'' newspaper Published IN st. Paul, in s"
county Of Ramsey three successive weeks previous
said day of hearing. A. C. JONES, -
March 6w3 Judge Of Probate
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srAr,sr,cs OF Lr.vrnwoRru w. -.

4 STATISTICS OF LEAvENwoRTH.-We hay
before us the Kansas Herald, containing som,
interesting statistics of the young city o
Leayenworth. The town was located on tn,
18th of June, 1854, by an association. L
was divided into IT'S shares. The first O
them sold for $3.50 each, but they soon ROSE
to $500, and they now command from $500
to $l5CO. A share contains IL lots. The
first sale of lots took place October 9Th
1854, and 1O4 were disposed of, which
brought $l3 900, which 10 now in the Treas
try, to meet any liability Of the Association
in procuring title.
W. II. Adams, erected the first building
in the town, in which the first paper-.tbe
Kansas Herald was printed. This building
was erected and occupied on the 18th day of
September, 1854. And on that day the
Kansas Herald was issued, and from that
time we date the rise and progress of Leav-
enworth. At that time, only little over
year ago, there was but one house, and
mere handful of men-no women-now there
are 307 buildings, and a population of ever
fifteen hundred inhabitants--with 76 bust.
ness houses of different kinds.
The Methodist Church, South, and tie
Northern Methodists, Old School Presbyte-
rians, Baptists, Lutherans and Catholics,
have regular meetings. There are four
churches erected.
A joint stock Hotel Company has been
formed, and are now preparing four story
brick building, to cost not less than 500 1000.
There is already large and commodious
Hotel, with splendid three story front on
Main street.
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Fruit Trees & shrubbcry

M EASURES have been taken whereby the people of
Vl Saint Paul and country around, cen receive from
the GAINESVILLE and Racine Nurseries, Fruit Trees,
mental Trees and Shrubbery without their being inu-
red by transportation they being packed boxes and
Agent taking them under his especial charge, going
with them and delivering to Messrs. OGDEN POL
LOCK, St. Paul, who will take orders be supplied as
after navigation opens practicable -every
being warranted alive AID in good order their deliv
cry.
Persons ordering wsl get selection from an assort-
mcht Of 200 Of The choisest varieties, grated
from bearing trees.
Please and examine catalogue of Ornam trees
and Shrubbery left with agent, Messrs. OGDEN &
POLLOCK. II. D. BRISTOL, As't.
March 4, 1856 6wd
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Superior Items.

- .
ARRIvALs.-The arrivals, from Saltwater,
St. Paul, and Hudson, during the last two
weeks, have been vuite numerous, not less
than twelve teams having reached here dur
ing that time. On the 18th, Capt. j. II.
Simpson, of the U. S. Typographical corps,
arrived, having made the trip from St. Paul
to Superior by the military road in three and
a half days. The condition of this thor
oughfare, we are gratifed to state, has
been much improved by the travel, and those
who heretofore gave preference to the old
trail, freely acknowledge its superiority.
Ice ON THE LAKE.-The recent mild
weather has broken up much of the ice OF
the lake, and several miles from the entry
water is visible. 1t is generally conceded
that the present mild spell is idicative of al
early opening of navigation. The ice con
tinues firm along the shores of the lake; ant
teams with lumber from Iron river have late
ly passed up the south shore.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-03-08

rstratinc the anatomy and physiology and diseases Of
reproductive organs Of both sexes, tner uses
and functions. popular anu Si
nv and fruitful alliances mode of securing theinfei-
tous and infertIe ones-ther obviaton and removal
important hints to those contemplating % ,,,H
will overcome objections to 1t; none, however, shouu
this 81 without It's pages
m.nentares on the diseases and medical treatment OF
females, from infancy to old age; eacn case
biity and by process AT ohce so pe,
safe and cectual failure is Impossible rules ior
daily management; an essay on .a scess"i
mode Of treatment; precautionary hin'soh the
sulting from empirical practice; an essay on al
arising from ndiscretiOn, with plain ana t acury
remedies for those self-inicted mseries ana dlsap
pointed hepes unfortunately prevalent1n the
1t is truthful adviser to the married ana tnose
plating MARRIAGE Its perusa is particularly resom-
mcnded to persons entertaining secret DOUBTS OF ner
physical condition, and who are conscious OF
nv human being is entitedto. Price % cents per copy
or five copies 70 dollar. Mafeo OF postage "
any part of the United States rn
N. R.-Those who prefer may consult UR. LA ChotN
upon apy of the diseases upon which his book re2isi
either personally or by mail HismeulcEes oiten euIo
in the short space of six days, and conepieteiy anu e
tirey eradicate all of those disorders CO
paiva and cebs have SO long been thought an
to the ruin the health Of the patient. HIS
Secret, is the great continental remedy ior nat lass
Of disorders which unfortunately phy uea. W..
mercury to the destruction OF the pauehvs
constitution, and which all the sarsapara ~ 'ue "'
cannot cure. -
DR.. LA CRO1X,S medicines free from all miner
al posons and put UP in neat and compact from WI
can be sent By Express Mall and may be taken IN
public or private house. while travelling, without
posure to the most intimate friend or room lhae. OF
hindrance from business study, and no Important
change In the diet Is necessary MeosiAes sem " on!
part Union according to directions, safely ana
carefully secured from observation. once removed
from No. s. Beaver street, to 81, Maiden Lane near
Broadway, Albany, New York. tFeb 70, lSe0 iSw
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Rates of Money and Exchange.

DaNKIEg
NJ A G X U BIN & ED ERTON
No.6, Winslow House, Cor. st. Anthony & Fort st.
Exchange on New York sold at per cent premium,
=" st. Louis Sc TX I" IS
&c Chicago sc X" &c
Gold &c g Sc
Rates Of Discount for good paper, per cent mouth.
&c on real estate. tO3.
per cent premium paid for Sight Drafts on N. York
Interest paid Special Deposits 0days over,
the rate of IL per cent year.
We take on Deposit and payment Of debts due to u:
Bills Of all bank, in good credit.
I.We do not TAX. the paper issues, put in circua.
tion money, without the authority of law and with
out security 10 the holder, commonly called sshlnplas
ters.o
Grwc therefore refuse Borup and Cakes certificates
and all other paper Of that sort. Jan ll--dtf
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$40 Reward.

STRAYED or STOLEN, from the residence g.
- Of Messrs. fainter & Landers, near 81. S1Ra
Paul, q BROWN MARE, eight years old, with a KS
snort or switch TAI, good flesh and had white
foot, and had whit spots ON her back caused Inv
the saddle Whoever will return said Mare shall re-
ceve the above reward whoever will give inforna.
ton where she be found shall be suitably ared
SIMON POWERS.
St. Paul, Dec. 9S,--wtf
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Foreign Exchange & Passage Office

From and after the LIST Of March next we will issue
drafts for any amount not less than FIVE dollars drawn
direct on the following places the current rates of
Exchange.
England. ..wm Tapscott & Co
F&ANCE,.. ...PARIs.........AGam Marcuarx s. Co
STRASBURG, .Eschenauer Co
HOLLAND. ROTTERDAM; &C lie Elmo & Co
neutrality-suspicious.. .Bishoff zu st Allan
GENEVA. .Kohler & Co
Y,.".CHRIsTIANIA,N A Andersen & Co
GERMANY, 49,. BREMEN,... WicheIhauscn & Co
HAMBURG. .Frans Schlic & John
FRANKFORT. Metzler Sen. JohpSC
Prussia. ... DERLlN,......H Plaut
COELN,. Gebruder Koch
AUSTRIA. 80. VIENNA,......FH Stametz & Co
BAVARIA,... Augsburg. Paul Won Stetten
NUREMBERG, STUTTGA RID, P Schulz, Senior
BADEN. ......CARLsRUHE,.. C Muller & Co
HESSEN,. .....CAssEL,. .Gcbraden Pfeiffer
SAXONY,. .....LEIPsIG,.. ..Prege & Co
HANOVER. ...OsNABUCH;. .Westcrhamp& Portage
We will a'so forward emgrants others from Great
Britain any of the inland towns Continent to
ST. Paul, and issue passage certificates here.
st. Paul, Feb. Ie, 1856 DAWN BORUP CAKES
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The Dead Humbues.

The Pioneer appears disappointed that its
big job of reprinting the Revised Statutes
and its little job of giving 10. Brown, the
Juggler, the benefit of several more humbug
Henderson roed bills, were overset at late
hour of the legislative session. AS to the
printing Job, We are free to say that it was
one of those measures not needed or asked
for by the people, sheer but shallow game
to put money into the purses of few favor
its-which would never have passed the
House of Representatives if it had not been
smuggled through. The trick was discoy-
cred in time, however; and almost the en-
tire bar of the Territory, as we'll as many
other citizens, interposed their influence with
the Governor to defeat the measure. If the
bill could have been got back to the House
of Representatives on the last day of the
session, it would not have received ten votes,
in our opinion.
As to the Henderson bills, they were of
piece with hundred others introduced by
the Territorial printers lackeys during the
Session, with the exception that these an
swered two purposes. In addition to swell
ling his printing item-which was the main
object of most of the bills to which we al
lude-these Henderson bills served as a sort
of advertisement to his water lots in that
aqueous town.
The Territorial printer, and the account
ing officer at Washington, may yet hear
more from US in regard to the bogus bill fac
tory, which has been. in steady operation all
winter at the American House, merely to
increase the amount of incidental printing.
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Notice

hereby given, that the Honorable beard Of Conny
Il Commissioners of Ramsey County will be petit: oned
the first day their session in April next, author
lie the laying out of county ROAD, commencing
near the corner of Township number twenty gh range
twenty-one and twentytwo, and township number
ty-nine ranges twenty one and twenty-five, and
running from thence TO st. Paul. L. G. DAYTON.
March 4, 1856 DIST
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Great Reduction in Prices!

HHEING determined to close out our Large and Er-
E1 tensioe Stock of Groceries end Provisions by
the opening of s'navigaton we VIII now eher 10 ob
bove first cost, for cash.
To Merchants and Country Dealers wishing to pur-
chase or replensh their stocks at olesae, III find
This rare chance Please call before purchas-
ing and You cannot help being convinced that this
great opportunity for BARGAINS.
B. F. IRVINE & co.
Corner stant Anthony and Exchange ss., opposite the
American House. Jan. %, 1856.