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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19
4 III Czses2ece at W0OsEy's.

Priorto taking stock and his departure for the Morrill, ina
wv ~ 49, S. N. MOODY,
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
WILL from this day weeks offer unusual Inducements to
his friends and customers to paronize him His splendid stock
d s., SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
repete with everything needful in genemans toilet is Of
fered at @ = =z-aa :,
25 per Cent. Reduction In Price.
Moody regular prices being lower than other store In
New Orleans the advantages buying this week will be oh
vous to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
to have your Shirts made to order, @65. .. '
y. N. MOODY w.. -.
will take and sample shirts with him. and haF
filled under his supervision at the Mandatory, No.
Broadway, New York. as@a 81 jy2S Now e&sal0t2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

III
ODD FEILo TfzE IAKE. N, 1ul pall
going friends win remember that this bill takes pace
tonight at the Lake end Of the Carrollton and leler
son railroad. They may peet il to be one Of The
most brilliant affairs III the tle managers
having Saken yantage Of tlae ostponerent from
last get everything in perfect order,
and Issue great number invitations TO ladies who
renamed III the city from watering places during this
time 1T N
Az the weather is sc fine, "trip to the Lake axe in
itself is quite pleasant excurson, especially as We
haYe8 such fne moonlight nights and We have No
doubt but many would 20 IN that account who
would not attend ball the city GAYS will leave
the city 1T halepast and half o'clock for the
accommodation Of those going TO the ball besides q
tbeir egHlar hour, and viii return at halfpast z
a. III. 3s8 a
Members Of the order should bear in mind the OBJ,
jeet for which this ball given, and be liberal in then
II patronage iii consequence. 5ss n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

QuIcK TRIp.-The steamer R. W.McRae arrived
yesterday morning from Cairo in four days, and from
Memphis ID two days and twenty two hours We call
shis pretty hard to beat MI. n, Moody, the gentle
manly clerk Of this boat has placed US under obliga
tons for late papers,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

The town Of Pcmeroy, Ohio, was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire on Friday, the sth inst Sixty horses
were burned including all the business portion of the
town, the Courthouse and public offices. Two per
sons were killed by falling walls.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19

Removed :! Heae0UeG =!
FROM NO. Is TO II ROYAL. STREET.
A supply of CREME DE BOUZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnts constantly hand which equal to the best that
comes to this market.
i. Also e
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK MADEIRA and SHERRY
WINES.
b RA D &c S:
sAzERAC Vintage of 1895, 1898 and 1906 and CHER
brands
OF all descripions-scotch; Irish Rye and Bourbon.
ALE and PORTER, pnts and quartz.
hand my usual of the best WINES and IL
QUORS in the market, which will be sold reasonable
terms as any other house in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d. 2ptf No. II Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-19
aaEst01t 0WygGft $ Co.,
formerly Burnett BoatwiGJ
shrBN Ennr[ n
Boots, Shoes and EsToga1es.

EGoOts, Shoes and BT0geG1es.
AT WHOLESALE
Now landing ship Norfolk ard general assert.
rneut of BOOTS, SHOES, BROGAEs, HATS, CAPS, etc.
n3g- Plantations supplied with prime DlTCHING BOOTS,
Russell BROGANs, WOOL, MEXICAN, PALM LEAF,
STRAW and CAMPEACHY HATS, at the lowest market
FROST & CO.,
iyl3 2p&W 10 Magazine street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25


economy, mortal denies or expects them to prac-
tice Their elaim Of exclusive re>psct fc< the popu
lar intelligence is m assumption 20 ridiculous that
even the Boman veterans Of the Dcpocraey as
splendid as have been their ilush.tions Of heroic
creddUty, lstageer undex The Weight ofSthe impos<
ture. whhe their ''view Of the condition Of the POI
pular institutions Of the old world" with some re-
ference to which they propose to govern the Union
As it was, the Union as il is, and the Union rs il
shall be- is one Of those desperate plunges into the
bottomless abyss Of absurdity, which the plummet
of human intellect has never yet fathomed. The
angels may desire to look into it, but 1.-THE sharpest-
sighted spirit OF all in Heaven" cannot compass it.
1t is mystery which viii prove i'too hard for the
tooth OF fme" and will survive, in the immortal "
of nonsense, when ''a earthly things shall confess
their ashes"
In conclusion, we assure Democratic friends
that when they lay aside some Of their supcrfuous
arrogance, and cease to look upon Wings political
Pariohs; when they define their principles with
sonable clearnes and adhere to them with some APP
prcach to consistency, they will find willing to
forget past dssensions and to cooperate, far
will allow, in sustaining Democratic
measures.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
FOR THE VIII
AN APPEAL To THE MASSES OF THE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY.

Brother conservative Democrats address my appeal
YOU only, because know that of the leaders in
the Democratic party like Wise and the editors
of the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner in favor of
ds>Ovug the Union They may be honest hut it does
that every lover of liberty should consider well the
consequences that must inevitably follow disunou before
he with his party when the leaders
party boldy ayow their determination to dissolve the
Union unless the candidate OF party is elected. Now
brethren lcye party. but love the Union better
dian NY party ask you what will party av, when this
Union is dissolved and our country wrapped in civil
and brothers sword drenched in brothers blood Just
consider the horrors Of such scene and with for
the that and will the Unionf elected there
fore appeal you, and ALL do know many Of
will do in Virginia, Tor Fillmore and Doneson. WHY
not, consistent Democrats, vote? Who can
blame Us! We have the authority oi the leaders of
party, who now seem bent on dissolvng the Unon that
Fillnores administration Washing ton like. Yes nv
brethn the leaders oil party in all OF this great
country spoke aud wrote in the most exalted OF Fill
mores able aud national administration aud all know
that he Gained the political that then made the
hearts OF both Wings and Democrats trembe Tor
fear that the Union would be Dissolved But what do
see! Why JOhn Z. Fremont, the candidate of the
abolition wing o party the North and James
buchanan, the Candidate Of the disunOu wing of
party at the South and Willard Fillmore, the conser-
vative Union Candidate Of the American and Wing
parties OF the nation Aud TO prove To you brother
conservative Democrats that Fillmore is the man above
all others ia the nation that ought this time be
placed at the helm Of the ship Of State. ask
Feti~lnDcf administration iOur
ago, and then read his short speech made his
return from Europe MS ARRIVAL in Albany a few short
months ago. Will tie Editors o the Wing. and such
other editors may publish this appeal publish in
neXou with IL FIlmores Albany speech that such OF my
brethren may chance Tn this appeal may the
Washington-lke unse6sh sentiments with which that
speech abouads But suppose anu mistaken in suppo.
sing that Buchanan Is sectional Fremont aud all
ia Virginia to Tor him What good will t do ?
Don't he cannot be eectedg Our party is beaten
~ Pensy is native State and distracted and dvi
l a. "A ..eas
Let me ten in conclusion, beseech YOU for Fill
more the Of the people. who had rather be right
than be President and the that Union Demo
would certainly for IL IL for party pride
Again, my brethren, let beg that you rise above pa "
and preserve the Union We need be Wings or Ame.
ricn- because for FILLMORE II prominent Wing.
SUCH vote for Buchanan aud still be Wings al
Why may tor Fillmore aud still he Democrats
AN OLD JACKSON DEMOCRAT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
From the Petersburg IateiiigeHeer.
" PRITCUARD'S SPEECH At THE FAIR

a.
For the therein stated, could not pay our
respects to the speech with which Dr. e. Prchard Of
Warcnton y C., entertained hi. large and delighted au-
dienec at the Fair grounds, Wednesday The speech
was 10 every way worthy OF the occasion and Of the speak
ers well known character gentleman oi great intci.
genee, aud information practical farmer himself Dr.
r. treated hs subec, in practical common sense style
setting clearly before his hearers the value of an impro
we'd system Of agriculture and iucucatng such general
principles calculated attain the end IN which all
have vital stake a. could be compressed Within the
compass Of speech such OCCASION Ills advice TO
farmers sous and young farmers generally WIS excellent
and well calculated IN awaken proper spirit Of emulation
IN the nobles and most valuable Of mans worldly pur-
suit His auson 10 Tie Gloss neighborOod add iriond.
sup betSeeii the people Of his State aud this was
extremely eloquent aud the finest Of taste his
audience by their applause signallg manifested lie struck
indeed chord 20 which every heart responded warmly,
Tor the OIL Moth State aud the Old Dominion ore one i
Interest, and one IL destiny The Doctor concluded his
speech by ierven au<on 20 the bessi X conferred by
The constitution md the Union, solemn warning 20 the
fanatics OF tie North 10 pause w their saccgous at
iemp 20 quench mans last sud hest hopes for civil sud
religious liberty The Executive Committee have applied
TO DE- Prichard for copy u his address Tor publication
which request hope will DO complied With Tor 10 was
production eminenuy worthy Of general perussl
ln connection With the Fair and the speech take
pleasure ~ informing readers that meeting Of the
Society on "Wednesday evening IL energetic aud nte.
gent President james G. Bruce &C., made proposition
that he would endOu the Model Farm wth the sum Of
$1,000 on condition that the city Of Petersburg would
bind itssc n ~ corporate capacity pay auay the
sum Of $1,000, 10 re- tho annual exhibition motion
having been mado that application be made n the Com.
mon Council 70 tx the election day 10 Msy the tine for
tskirb the sense u Tive people the propnety Of the
acceptance BY the City Of Me- Buces proposition " uas
80 carried. Should NJ. b. proposition meet with the
favour which its hberty deserves At the hand- ~ the
citizens Of Petersburg, permangncy and security, Of
much ature u4eer-ness will be given ~ the Soccty "
Model Parm, and ia Rxhibtons. Farmers and others
abroad aud AZ home would BE- certified that premiums
worthy Of being cOnended for would be bestos ed
sboid have The at annually there would be
an exhibition worthy Of the Society and lie noble cause
which would attract " thousands 10 this city Then
there would be Of that dly dalying vhstler
We shOold OF mould not have exhibition, shcb Ills
year kept away thousands Of per<Ou and hou-ands Of
srticle-, that would otherwise have hcrn here.
The SOriety ~e glad 20 hear have determined 20
build one chimueys, 10 " the buildings the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
The Mountain Delivered.

The Grand Jury for this city have been in the most
agonizng labor during the past week, and have
pleased to announce, been safely delivered With all the
diligence of aged and venerable hen sitting egg
have these worthy old Fogies been brooipg few
Insignificant and unsuccessful attempts violation OF the
law. Well, the pangs of parturition With
them and they cackhg with extraordinary delight
over what they have given birth They doubt feel
proud they had spoken universe being when
the fact is they have only made themselves ridiculous by
Matching ten dozen ridiculous presenments against
many individuals for alleged violation OF the nti-uel
ling law Having accomplished thus much for their State
and country, and having thereby entitled themselves
the gratitude and veneraion OF all succeeding
sincerely trust that these dapidaed
Peiysicken old grannies eel perfectly easy and happy
aud heavenly minded They have their race, finished
their and brought to light and life many ridcu-
lous little MICE and hsnceiorward hope, is laid up for
them the recompense OF reward At any time they may
fit designate, it is proposed present them in
the of grateful public valuable and at,erng
token OF the pnble's regard and gratitude Whether it
shall be a tinpan, a rusty nail a leather medal the
committee old mules old hens and old grannies have
not vet determined.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
The Fremont Bubble Exploded.


Il Is conceded North end South that the Fremont
bubble has completely exploded. In word the Black
Republican movement Is demonstrated have been
ridiculous 6rrle from beginning TO end. No in the
Union entertAins the slightest expectation OF the
OF Fremont His election Is moral impossible.
~ and all those Who changed meditsted change OF
their party relations OF their approximations
that score may dismiss their fears and their
positions the ranks aud under the standard Of that par
" and that candidate which they really and honestly pre-
fer sustain and for On this subject the But.
fao CO,nercai, the reputed organ OF Mr. Fillmore, has
the following just and pointed paragraph, which speaks
the OF all the intelligent and patriotic Of
the North:
What collapse the bursting Of the bubble will prove
Aud What instructive lesson IL should be the honest
and patriotic telling them despair always
stand firmly and resoluely by the right Mover in our
history lie blown into colossal dimensions
time really seemed opposition in the northern
States hopeless The leading presses With very
exceptions In favor OF IT, The popular mind
perverted bv every known the skilul dema
gogues OF our day. The sancutes OF religion nvok
ell in behalf OF the cause, and ministers
the service Of the altar and claiming divnely
missioned as ambassadors from God 10 man, have
their sacred robes in the me OF partisan politics How
miserable appears the conclusion how contemplate
the canddate He invented for the OCCASION after
the fourth OF November next will be flung like worthless
coin, away TO sink into his former political obscurty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
A POLITICAL DUN.

O., ~.
H'e'us has scht u, uhuct oiahh cover, cop,
OF the suboined clever aud actcal exDif
addressed nv the eor of th. ..N.thods
his I.l;,o,on, s,t.a.;,..-- w - a.. ..I' :: ~ =,
rS''fue"' Su"Seiioe's- VIC copy ue arucIe sihpy
hr the amusement OF our leaders tor Mr. Randolph
used of his constituents W.. have the hest and no
l,las, sat ,f s,hs..;h..s ,h. -. -. - -, a
- '''A- e'e' "o"o' gu anu sus'A"'eu
puohc JOURNAL Ihey therefore rs body need no suct
ingenious hint but should there be found here
an rxc.ptional cass he Ia nj liberty Tn con.dr th Ha
~a,h.a. .,,.,..i .l,--..-. a.. ~. AZ, ~. -" -
"'e"" aPPeA' a"u'esSeu W "i'i.-NW' f"'
Should I'll IS NJ this dunnIng,
Why these sad complaiuts md rnurmurs,
Murmurs loud about d-linauents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

THE AccIDESr JUDGg McLEAS.-The Cincinnati
papers Of Wednesday state that Judge Mclean Is suffering
much rom the injuries he sustained 10y the upscttng OF
the omnibus Monday His right almost cut in
two, aud he severely bruised about head aud neck
IL is probable that tue accident will detan him from his
Official duties for a week or ten days.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
HAlEufIEn.

On the iTth inst. by Canauay "Green Plains
Ia The county ~ Mstthsws JOHN RUrHERPOORD Esq Of
oooehand TO Miss ANN g. ROY daughter Of VIM 49, Roy Esq
On Tuesday, tn fth instant At D.bye George
Dame fRANCs IRVING kq Of Cumberland county 10 Ms
MARY ~. PAGE, ~ the town Of Dsnville
2ld Instant AIb@marIe county bv the Rev
oyr Dr. JnHN r. GARDNER, Of this city, 10 Miss ISABELLA
g., daughter ~ X. Nelson, ksq
On ruesiay, the ifh inst NJ Christ Church. 0eorgeoun D.
by the Rev 81 Hot, Lieut. WILLIAM CnAIGILJ u s. Corps
- Engneers 70 Miss MARY A. sIds daughter Of Hon Judge
Morsrn .I"|
At Geotgtwn, o. the 14h Instant by the Rev j. r. Eek
ard, o. Washington D. the Rev DAME NOTZgR Mont.
unty. Nd FANNIE L. daughter Of Busrod
Washing o ESQ OF Georgetoun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
K@ rHICg, nAYLY wAT.INs,
I8gAGTIEIL EAnN roa sAIE on TIE

HSEAuTlfuL FARM FOR SALE ON THE
- MEsrHA M PLANK ROAD, THREE MILES WEST or
subscriber having Rleh-
"ond To engage Va mercantile 10 selling he
m IN which he resides located
~eh Aopa 20 acres cleared the aud tim.
, me on The place consist Of excellent brick
III rooms good usual out
eadnrs all OF which complete snplr .ooy.b NJ,
use use OF large family There apple orchard
on he place The place well
deemed unneeesary Persons r,our,.S
- me place For TERMS apply the subscriber rssr
" asys a nrrks~N' 6. JOHN y. WREN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
Eos interesting ne-.. ,elrgr.phe, etc. see outside

~ rnxRE aE THOSE. NORTH OR SOUTH. WHO DESIRE
AN ADMINISTRATIONS ,FoR THE NORTH As AGAINST rHE
SOUTH, FOR Tux SOUTH As AGAINST raE NORTH, TINY
ARE NOT THE NES WHO SHOULD GIVE THEIR SURFACES
10 NIX FOR NY own PART KNOW Only NY COUNTRY,
NJ wHoLE COUNTRY, AND NOTHING But Ny COUNTRY
xdl,-d Fsls.or.'. ddrcs Ala Ihad.g at Nssc York
.rHx roUSbarIoS or nv PRErERrScE Is THAT Mr.
YILLMoRE has ADMINISTERED rHE ExecUrIvE GOVERN
MENr WIN SIGNAL SUCCESS AND ABILITY. HE Has REEN
TRIED Ann POUND TRUE FAITHFUL. HONEST AND coNsoi-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

SrST B,cK.-oliver A. Hobson, charged with abduct.
ing young grl only twelve years OF age in the county
Charles City for the purpose Of defng her person. has
been lodged IN Jail Norfolk He will be to Charles
City Tor trial.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN THE WING.

Oct ssmJos% Ms.. tract Of l.s acres. pansvis
premises. At .,,as time io1l nssoss stock fasitaIs e
Hopsvs" 50 osher Re
ash -Las brick dwelling ;i street, Byrd
OF .err cleared In spo,,.yv.ni. county
10 mite: from va, i@sII, .nGwn Chancellor.
s,,A containing nearly acres. lying the L. Byrd
the u Richmond ssr
ady,t OF @. A. for p.r.leul.'.
William county 70 mile. from Richmond si'h Dwelling etc;
.x Gssi q about @ acres Of land csrS IN original tor
in oasws county O. Belonging the OF Nat
tracts Of 4oo acres each on the
likely negroes, Char Turnpike CO
6h.-Ar "wAlace Greek" plantation, In chariou, eor-ty
without IS valuable all tbs stock
sans day. Of 500 -hc. (. sad nine in
Al.oeIn hi. o'eloetP M barge brick on
VI sSoat acres Pyivania co on the In. Of
the Rehaond aud D.n,hls r. With dwelling
KAnasha H., DAMS locks. Ae Of Coal
a l,5a q .SoaS @ acres. % es.csa the
", r. SSsedea sSsp snSsR 4. sSrSS
tans e2 acres for sale privately meanwhile and will be divided
Same sale q the phal. Foundry Ms..r Barns.
Iu,vaiuaoe AIeenaris eouniy, river
Scotyie, eonta'nng 8OT acres, cleared
dwelling harm, s.e also The crops stock implements
Louisa county With dwelng etc. Also nine valuable slaves
IT acres. only clear balance heavily tim
bere in Hanover county about ls miles from Richmond
sale eight valuable slaves BOs~
soaT@o in AIbepa.Ie county. BELL Air."
the Mn Tlas miles from seO,i.vn with lAIg and
@. Ass By sT or Is-s '0r sale privately
same dayA ..s q sI acres Ia Orange co. vih a-sllnE and
inbersd land acres.
less, Charles City county.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

sssserio which Mr.. BaehaDan Is sneondlsisaAly CON,
nitted. -
"Aad lei As Fact % Prociai~ed % az WoS that -
IN questions involving the ighs and pecusr inssisu
aons Of she So.th Mr. Fmoss s al thu, the South d
srcs ssccnd in every psr,cuS without suis and ~,sA-
reproacb.
These are all FACTS, sndiSeiag hcss. Mr.. Fillmore
sSoald receive the Of kyERY in The South.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

sotpiER ~ LroE-The New York Mirror says that BE
vet Major George w. Rains vhose resignation VS. an.
nonced tee days since, as jua 'nafreds beautiful wife
and property The North River worth halt million Of
dollars.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
DIED,

Yesterday, Oct 2th, ON sTyEL year Of bis age
VI funeral will take place from the Second Baptist Church.
Sunday Al ~ o'clock Friends aud
vfed 70 attend without further notice
A. his rrsdenee 10 eoquan, Prince William Va, the
5h Instant M JAMES POsrER In The T6ih Of his
A. Cherry I, Prince william county Va Tuesday mornIng,
g. Mr 1EoRGE JONES the 7n year ags The
ceased native q King George county but Tor theast "
arosideBt ~ Primes william.
IN Washington. Tuesday morning it instant ANDREW
MARKS IN the Tsd o. his father Of Rev A.
70 wg'hnEcp, wsipesdsy, The ish ats NJ
VfNAL LUCE, In his Tth year.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

LyoR MEDICINAL. PUHPOsES.-Alrsys on hsBd
n s,soren Of purs Wines spd Brabdss a,dnsI pur
posi- ,. W. 0ARLfCK. Druggist.
ec4t hartet Pisce, Prantin S.
RUn.-ioo Ses ''ors favored nc..:... Rus ~
- DhyPNPOET ALLEN 90.
AHACKEn EG.ts bhls No. Msckersl. tai hslfbbls a..
w ~ ks Nos "a dot IN prime order, lfndr
sale ~ ..lLI SHIELDS a aoNERvILLE
nfxoN,sr ATtNT SAUSAGE az rrsus.-as-
OLsRksoS a AND, Rsos,
oofs No. iue Main D.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

Fair ooands and 70 let free rssponsies psrson
rho has slready b<en Engaged conditioo that n
eiii pruesst she goands ences md h>inHs IRON rts
1eprrdon. 18Th sinca The - Fair have been sb-
ecsed This wise psovidsrs step, snd ons ~hich ~s
snggcss.d some noaths' siace. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
p rUNFuAI DTsCoVnsr.

be delivered in the Uned Presbyterian Church By
The faaors sabbath morning, 9eth NJ got
Proyemen 81 The dea q Mrs Nsshyi MUM, wife ~ Dr.
H. O. Miller, who departed this ne
August YsDds and arquautanoe invited 70 attend oe25
NNANTED "A hr.t.rate RECTIUER-one that can come
w veil recommended will hear Of Immediate employment and
good sas-s Apply BOX 3Oa,
Oc2f-at Petersburg Post once.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
HIRT Sill
VI ID r. tt q % ~ ID T. n

- I'd Pattern, N VIZ. v OWNS FASHIONABLE yURNIsH
ING FrOkE GENTLEMEN, American
prepsred h take orders and
notice style ny Dsnskns ebrad pattern, and
IN every instance wanafrrKD 90 give satisfaction
tN- CALL md LEdTE rom MEASURES
large varied FURNISHING svery
Description. just oysered for Vail and Winter
~ READY MADE SHIRTS q Kind and quality Equal
those made 70 order always hand and made
~ Danstin's pattern. - - -
Oppn.lie Anreraan nnlaI-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25

II WEEK-Thc A No I scamshp PENNsYLNA. .S4l&4.
MA, Captain David Teal rsadV receive freight,
leave on MONDAY oct. 9dth ~ . o'clock, NJ
Foght having Superio accommodations, sppy
Oc15 n. o. FUTILE Hockets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-25
49, OF THE oXYGESArED siTrsRs. Won

H0sLOWAN,s OINTMENT AND PILLS
onhe the Mineral preparations that drive the
anu sores into the vital this marvellous
the pols N before heal- the inevitably
earr pypeps and all bilious disorders
NO 80 Maiden Lane Neg York. and No ga strand London
snd oy All druggs at 3ac 62kc, and 81 per Dot boz
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-24

The Undersigned, guardian OF
the .rsous AL estate OF Jam SKIM r
AMI Jos All SN.nnar, minors, has li.el in
the Probate Court Of pano n county, Mis-
siss ppj, his petition 10 surrender his let
tiers Of guard. an-h.p. AMI also final &C
oount of his guardianship Of said minors,
respectively, so far as the same hts ex-
tended, anu will, at tho next ID ecember
term Of said Court, apply for the auItion
ana allowance Of said accounts, and Il IL
MAJ hearing of sail petition.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Guardian.
Sept 4. i8j6.-lt