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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10

Manufacturers OF all kinds of Stationary aud
portable
Steam Engines,
and Boilers, Mill Gearing; for Saw und Grist Mills,
complete reaction Water Wheels, shafting and pul.
lies Turning Laths for iron and wood mechanics
TOOLS screws, cutting turning, boring and finishing
all kinds cast and wrought iron work. cast and
wrought iron Fencing, iron posts, window caps
and stills for houses, railroad works &c. in short,
they are prepared to do all kinds of work usually
done i'll Foundries and Machine Shops. Also,
Horse powers, SeparatOrS,
Corn Shelters, straw cutters, horse rakes, and cast
plows of all descriptions. The latest improved
premium Steel plows, which took the first premium
at the Ohio State Fair in 1855. Also,
LcaVitt's Corn and Cobb Mill.
This received the '6rst premium in thorough
contest with the Little Giant" and the "Star Mill
at the late State Fair in Columbus thus proving its
superiority over all others. They manu- actnred
by only for the counties Of Coshocton, Harrison,
Carroll and Tuscardwas
ThHcshing Machine, and PIOW
Castings, Coal Stoves, Hollow ware, &C., always on
hand and made to order on short notice.
Brass castings of all kinds made and finished in
the neatest manner and on shortest notice.
ENGLISH, GOODRICH& & DIXON
w. LennOx, Sup't.
June IL, l856-tf.
Valuable Property for Sale.
The subscriber offers for sale, the we'll known
property where he now resides. 1t contains black
smith shop, large frame dwelling house, good
stable, and one and three fourths acres OF ground
It is situated rn the uopedale and Wheeling Plank
Road, about hive miles south Of Iopedale. A better
stand Tor blacksmith cannot be found III the
Try. Those wishing to purchase such property will
hnd good bargain and payrnens easy as | intend
J.J P,JoHNsoN.
Cold Spring, Harrison Co.. o. June IS 1886 If
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10
W orth Knowing.

s cases Briggs and Richnod Prints " orth anywhere
IL Al Z To g.
~ pieces ard wide chins worth Csc at 10
cases tiinghams worth Il to 20 OF toy
few thousand yards Of tine Chally DeIanea
hat We have been selling p TO 81. at le to i2k
10 close the stock IA great bargain
300 toZ. Ladies cambric Iiandkerchiefs at 6, &,
and IL cents, worth u, Is, and 25 cts.
so pieces Irish Linen worth from 40 to 100 cents
AT - 10 ~ and SO cents, and too many other SINH
lar bargains for ono advertisement al
STONE q THOMAS Beehive Store,
april 30, 1856. Wheeling, va.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-09-10

Do Chests Tea
~ Tierces Rice.
% Boxes Tobacco, Assorted
Cigars of all kinds,
Just received und for sale at
GEORGE g. WILSON'S.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
O..nNOlS.

Last week, the Know Nothing Adolf
ton Republicans Ct Knoxville, raised a
pole higher THAI the hickory erected hy
the Democrats, and hoisted . flag with
. long tail. They meant to indicate
that theg are certain to beat the Demo-
cratic party in the ne1t election. il is
true their pole is higher: but, like the
fusion party, it was mads Of different
kinds os timber, and the Gag disclosed
the real design Of the party, by showing
only twelve stars and stripes, instead Of
the original thirteen, South Carolina be-
ing excluded, though they had not the
courage 10 avow it openly. The poe
was fastened with four a'r0ng ropes to
hold it erect, while the Democratic pole
stood unbound by the side OF its eIevst-
ed competition. u vas o seal fUsionist's
triumph. But what We thoaght and
predicted has come to pass The tail OF
FREnoxr and DAYTON caught the BuGHAS-
Az pole, but instead of in.)uring it, the
pu,e asd soIl hickory eoald not be
isoved but the fusion timber pole broke
down, and FRLxoNs AMI DAYTON desccn-
de1 from their elevation, while every
breeze disclosed the naWe Of BUCHANAN
and BkEcKIHRipeE. Tho sectional flag
was lowered before the flag Of the Onion.
So it will be in the next election. Know
Nothing Abolition Rrpublicanism can
boast and bully for short time J. it cao
4 fasten the ropes on every side to hold
I lis candidates erect but il will break
down before the final result. The aifli-
4 alton requested by the Philadelphia
4 platform will bring too m"ny tastards
together, and they will break by their
own weight; ami when the names OF
ERExoAT and DAYTON, in connec ion
with tho Presi lcncy Of the United States
will belong TO the history OF the past.
BrcuANAN will be the acknowledged and
honorcd President of our executive Gov
eminent, nad BREcKENRiDGL President
Of the Senate, and perhaps make and
approve the appointment Of } Z Fremont
as Chief Engineer OF the Pacific Ka'l-
roads. II his happens, the Republicans
Of Knoxville can, as reward Tor theli
toll and labor, r. quest to have the Coun-
ty Seat OF Marion made n point IN tha'
road in spite Of the wooden shne' natior
residing on the north ide OF the river
who, notwithstanding their foreign orr
gin, had too much love for the Union
to be coaxed or driven to Support a par
ty, which. from tho very nature Of ~
composition, is bouni TO give wav to tn
unprc,cnIing, but firm and reliable pat
riotism Of largo majority Of the Amer
lean Nation.-Pelld Gazette, July 2lth
BERks COUNTY, PA.-The Fremont par
ty in Berks County only numbers NJ
persons. ALL the rest are for BccHANA>
There is no doubt that the "Sage o
Wheatland" Will carry Pennsylvania b,
$1,000 majority. As goes the keyston
State, SO goes the Cuion!-Doylsstow'
Democrat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

THx DExocRAr.c GsxrALocY.- The
democratic veteran, Daniel s. pickcn-
eoss 10 letter just written to encourage
the democracy Of Erie to unite, glorious
y says--
"The principles involved 10 the great
issues about to be tried, are, on our part.
the principles Of the constitution-n,,n.
e'pies which gsrninatcd with tho en-
oersss'on OF the Piisrims-which fonnd
SSsve.opmens 81 Lex ngtoo, Bunker Ilil,
oe.etoge add Yorktown,-in the Deola.
ration Of Independence, and 6nallv IN
the formal adoption Of our glorious con
etitution. lie who will not ms;n,.;n
them 10 fsithless aud dcceoerated SON.
he Who would put forth his hand to
.ubvsss them. is thrice a psrricide
These principles have brought our coun-
Try 20 'te present distinguished cminence
among the nations Of the earth. rhese
p.ioc'pleo, II perpetuated, will, in spite
OF see will: OF tbs dcmagogue, or the
bowie OF fsnsticism, give TO our chill.
drse's children, through all coming timo.
The blessiogs Of freedom, happiness and
peace"
That's Tie talk for the times! Down
- tonenters OF rebellion; down on sub.
workers. OF the constitution; down on
eee9espbicsl parties. Stand BY the dem.
oesatte b uer uow, and your childr en- q
ootlosee shall bless you for it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
brooks and rlingn rae.

Mr.. Bur!incalne usci l;engua-n III
debate offensive to Mr.. Brooks, and
Brook. sent him a challenge. Hurlin-
camc accepts the challenge and ap-
points the meeting at Niagara Falls on
the Canada side. Brooks refuses to
meet him there believing it unsafe for
him to travel through the abolition di..
tricts of the North, and hence no duel
Is fought
Now We look upon the 50 called
code Of honor" as relic of harbarsn,
and one e4 the most abominable Gus
toms ever tolerated in free au'l IN
lightcned nation. No man having the
heart Of a christian will give or accept
4 challenge, and it Is IA species Of bald
cowar,licc to Intentionally offend an
other with insulting language
But this conduct IF Burln"ame
,hows one Of the most diaholiral plots
ever invented hv Black Republican
ra>"ality. Why did hurl'ngame az
ccpt The challenge and appoint
the place Of meeting in Canada: Nh.
he and his co conspirat"rs well knew
the feeling prevailing against Brooks
in the North and that he would never
reach Canada alive, for they had mark
cd him rs victim to be slaughtered
the first time he should traver>e free
State. Brooks knew Island also that
they had their traps well set along the
lines 10 catch their victim.
We think Burlingamc's conduct
worse than that of the midnight asSas-
sin, for if he intended to fight with
Brooks why did he not appoint place
near Washington City for the meeting,
This dark stain upon Burlingamc's
exhibits him in a bad light
before the people of the whole coun-
try
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

TIE REAL STRuGGLE.-Let 20 mao de-
ccive himself, or be deceived by others as
to the nature OF the struggle. 1t 10 a
square fight between Democracy and
Black Republ'canism. No matter what
name or names any company, section, or
division tf the opposition NAV assume,
they are all directly assisting the designs
OF William Ii. Seward and his eosdju.
tors. You hare only to read the old Joke
about the two boys and their prayers,
with the names in full, to have the whole
arrangement before you. ssIIave YOU
said your prayers. John G Fremont F? No
sir-ee-'taint my work. Bill Seward saws
the prayers, and say the Ameos!.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

M;nt that Tie prirticm Of hri"g
under Tie government Of the United
Suites, and eyoying The rights and
privileges Of a citizen ola free republic.
SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT FOR
ANY FOREIGNER, WITIIOUTTIIE
RIGHT 10 HOLD OFFICE. RI
| .Smech Of John " Palmer, President
II he Biock Republican !S'ah Conre"'
ton, hteiy hcM at Bloomingto's, Mr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02


FALsEHooD THEIR TAcrIcs.-The
Black Republicans despairing Of sue
cess by honorable political warfare, have
commenced lying unscrupuously, and
wiltully. They will tell that such a
Democrat denounces the Nebraska
kanaas-bill; that such one denounc-
es the platform, and they know they
are lying in their Threats when they
make these assertions. Let the De-
mocracy give no heed to the lying
slanderers who are retailing these cleo
pioneering falsehoods, concocted BY
Black Republican Leaders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

Moag BAckING DowH.-.A tele-
graphic Dispatch was rccei,ed at Rock
Island yesterday from Mr.. fhEDnRIcK
iIEckrg whose name has stood in the
Fusion papers Of Illinois rs one Of the
candidate. for Presidential Electors,
-ta,ing that lie is not a Fremonter, and
declining the honor Of being candi-
date OH the Weelv ticket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

= IL nsasllc az N4ysssrics.-

1t is a mystery where Fremont was
born: how he was e,lacatcd, whether
for a Catholic priest or a Protestant
clergyman; whether he is now aCath
ollie or Protestant whether ne is the
real congncror Of California or only a
pretcndcr: whether he is the greatest
~l,en.,ircr and explorer of the Rocky
Mountains, or whether Kit Carson is
not entitled to that honor; whether he
j, more Know Nothing than Black Re
publican, or whether he is either !;
whether he i, the richest na,n ia The
world, or whether Mariposa is worth
IN, thing; whether he i, the real can
di'late for the Presidency, or whether
ii i not in fact Jessie
/, is mystery how he was ever
thought Of for the Presidency, and
equally mystery how any sensible
man can think that he hes .sny chance
for an election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

.SLocki;ng Scene IL BoH Room.-
The New Orleans Delta gives the par,icu-
lars Of frightful affair which occurred in
a ball room in that city on the night Of the
18Th # iu!v. One man was killed and ma
ny we've injured. II says, "1'he hall is
represented as particularly wild and terri
ble--'he men being mixed up in a general
melee, or striving TO preserve peace; the la
dies, some screaming. some terrified, aud
others hraveiy seeking their friends; knives
gIItterinI, and the shouts Of the combatai.ts
made = a scene shocking to behold.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

DWELLING Houses 10 rent on Second and Third
- SIS, " I've vest epd " .As city.
Ten valuable building Lots In Sturd-vants sdditons
neA' :" VI H. bnrrows' resid.nce, for sale on very
reasonable terms.
Two Lots ~ the p,sg. had q ,...ss s,,eet,-ans
'''"s"uc'su RIVER vcw-for sale very cheap.
several valuable Lots for bu.incs. houses DWELL
,hgs, on hsrristi aud Main Streets north Of sixth
Tor sale veryi,w
Ten vaiuahe building Lots on scco,a and Third
streets, Cox ss, credit 0: Nv, x,nr. gwen y. .,o.t
Of the purchase mo reg.
L., in Grrn's Addition; dwelling house on the
premises. for sal" cheap.
West hall Lot !. in block !; house, well, and Inn
tpr,v m"nts
70 feet front by 81 FRET deep Main street opposite
III. IrClarc House for sale.
Corner bot Main aud From, street. for sale rh.,p
IVES, y Lot Q block 30. Opposite \. Cooks resi4
d"ncr, for sale chap, on long time
West Lot n. block 80. Irriaire's 7th addition
house " III re1n,s, AMI god stable.
lots and in MitcieIi's ad.iitain and Dwelling
hous" - b, - on lot T. for sale cheap
y sw sec 10. tp 10, east. 10 aerss for sale.
acre lot IN IIegiies, binson h BullGss adition.
S,w andw ) So y, see =, PSI 81 ior sais.
Ne. Sc 70. ~ ~. rb.. CImtyn county. Gu sale.
cnport.
10 acres in sec 81, tp ~ ! Be-; all under cultiva
mile from city. for sale cheap
> W y y 30T 1as3 81 lGQ acres miles f. N
i Davenport, Tor sal.
! Sc sofswsia sw .ofNrssc7, and
y "f rs Il 10 Louisa County adj
- ON Sat, II raw mile from tho
! city" Mus tatine. for sale
~ acres Land 10 under cultivation, fenced. story
h"h,r good water $50 ftuii trees "a premises, bcre
the h"fSw - T 10 Il , y, miles from Dsycn-
port. for sale.
" acres with dwelling house and stahi. and other
inproV.mfnts adjoining the city VI Da,, nport for
falr.
" hofNw sSiaTso3E, so acres fur sale
tTJ acres No ! prairie land, near Walcott, for
sale very iow-price t5o0
'hrls acres ~ J. md In West Davenport, far sais
cheap W - = Rom four 10 eight acres, fine view 81
River and rWin Cities.
Ale" several other valuable tracts Of Real Estate IA
hc city and country, Tor sal. ny
ALLEN 4 DOOLAN,
oct'2 htI No. Orr's Building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
PoL'r.CAL REyERExps.-The Saeo
Democrat concludes On article as follows.

POLITICAL kEyERENDS.-The Saeo
Democrat concludes On article as follows:
Ito these Reverends 20 on. The title
70 allowed tho clergy, BY woy OF RESPECT
70 their sacred callings a. ministers Of
OF the gospel Of our Saviour. When.
therefore, individuals desecrate the pull
PIT with their political harsngucs, the
distinctive sense OF the people deteces
the wrong, withdraws lie respess, and
shenceforth these individuals are known
and desienstsd By their political friends.
- we'll a. BY the other and better class.
not BY the hcnoesd title Of Reverend.
but ~ Ward Bescher, Theoeore Par.
ker, Tom Merrill, Fred Dosglss, and 40
down into the nomenclature OF al The
lesser rasbiights Of the professors whs
tass absss t6sis eslIise.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

The Frcmontcrs are in Il perfect
maze of Perplexitv. They know that
the Democracy are daily gaining
strength in Old Scott, and il works
'em up badly. They are becoming de-
cidedly bitter and invective. They
snarl, rave, roar, shrek and curse, but
It is Of no avail. they are doomed to
defeat on Monday, they are "gone up
But we can't help it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

ed 7Ae Eattod Cait. etc.
About three months ago, dissatisfied
Young woman, the wife Of we'll TODD
farmer in Ohio, suddenly left her CON-
Portable home, and disappeared. The
husband vas rery @ueh embarrassed by
this light circumstances, and set to work
to hunt her. He, however. got all the
crops in and things generally in order.
before he left ; as there was ne use los
ing crop even il he had lost his wife.
10 eearch Of her he came to buffalo and
meeting Deputy Sheriff Allen, he exhib-
tied to him q daeucrreotypc Of the alb
sent wife, and implored him to find her
to dig her QUITO exeavate her some
where. Officer Alien Immediately start
ed IN search Of the heartless and forget
ful dame, and day before yesterday dis
covered her ut one OF our hotels, living
with q young man. The husband was
Immediately informed, and good trusting
soul, went to see the partner Of his bo-
som, clasped her in his arms, and
asked her 'What you do that for" nl-
la,lins to her running away. "Ohn'
sa,i she. with oaress. ooh! jest for
fun!' The husband diG not exactly dis
c,rn she point Of the fun, AMI asked her
If she was going home with him. She
said she was; and thea introduced him to
the man with whom she had been living
with, representing him as her brother
The overjoyed husband grasped the hand
Of his new and fresh brother in Law de-
llghtedly, AMI asked him also to accom-
pany him, which he delightedlv accepted
1t was indeed happily family, vistu.
Gus wife restored to the arms OF doting
husband, and a brother, hitherto IN.
known, who had been taking oare Of the
sister, all gathered toget her enjoying tn.
sweets OF each others dear society. Or
it was a merry sight. Yesterday after
noon they started for the wes', rot TN
fortunately the brother got left. lie re-
manned in Buffalo, and took the first trair
east. Blu, this was very unfortunate fo
the happy family, but they put their trus
in n hope soon to meet again. May III
fatcs watch over tits darling brother an,
sister. and may no more fatted calves b.
slain in their speedy conjunction.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

GOUrR.GEous.-A Republican parer
says: Welt give old Buck Jessie in No
velnber. We guess Buck will take her if
Fremont is willing"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

(sRtSHED. C0fFEE oaDERKD AND RE-
u FINED CRC SHED SUGARS. a Ia. ~ niv"ics iu,'
received and tor sal low by RYAN MrCARN
No. s Burrows No Block y. os.I ST. and L-vee
july 2S--dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
200 BAGS COFFEE,

TrSr received aud for ssirby
Il RYAN h M,CAEN.
NJ s Burrow's New, Block, Font st, 4 l. sea
lt,lY -. IsS6.--ilf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02

Pom III Guifaio pubiic. SATURDAY.
tn, Lost Found Tie Proaiyai Return ,
I'd TIE Fatfed Cait. etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
!, CONVE TION.

SYRACUSE, July 81.
Inc ffards and Softs pursuant to cali Of,
'heiT c"mmitiee, met in tins city yesterday
ana organized separate conventions. They
afterwards united and the following ticket
VAS nominated: Gov. Ama,a l.. Parker,
81 A!paEy; L,enf. Gov, Judge Vanderbilt,
81 A'nEs tonn'y; Canal Com John e Rus
se" OF 81, Lawrence, States Prison IGspcc.
toy. NJ. G. Bergen OF New York CITY: Ci.,k
ct Court Of Appeals. a. G. Warner Of
Monroe; Electors al L,rge, ADDISON t.,rd.
Ier and David L. Seymour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-02
New York July al.

The severe storm o. l,s' night did con
sderhble damage. The Fashion House a
lssge and cos " ho'el al Newport Race
CoGTse, Long Island, was burned, said to
have been struck by lightning.
81 Lnkes Church on Clinton avenue,
Bsooklya, was struck and ne spIt- and
tower - much shattered that they have 10
be rebuilt.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
GUARDIANS SALE OF
l. A n ID

BY virtue of decree of the Probate
Court of Pamela county, Miss, made
on the 7th day of July, 1856, the un-
dersigned, guardian of the minor heirs
of A. j. Harrison, deceased, will, on
Saturday the 23d day ofAugust, 1856,
at the Court House door, in the town
of Pamela, sell to the highest bidder,
on credit Of twelve months from the
day of sale, sll the right, title, claim
and interest of said minors, being one
undivided third part, in and to the
" NORTHEAST quarter of section 10,
Township 8, Range 7, West" in Pa
nola county, subject to the dover of
the widow, therein.
Bond and security will be required
of the purchaser.
BENZ. Il. 1ARBROUGH,
Gacrdtdn.
July 9--n24--4w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23

The undersigned, Sheriff of Pnno'a
County, Mississippi. will on tie l4,h
day OF July, 1856, a the residrrcc of
Jesse W;rl, in said county. sell the
following properly to he my cs, hi :
dee, for C ST., to wi:
One Waite COW, one d,ubl. h rrcl
shot gun, che COW hell, Four p'ou9h~.
One pair o. plough gears, one swinglc
Tree, one C'evis, one sad lie, Tw b i
dies, one AK, on Iron we lge, orc
pot, and one DRAWN knife w irh
prop rty was surrendered to me hy
Jordan erwin, under the insolven
laws, and will be sol 10 satisfy ,he
fine ;nl costs, in the case OF The Sta.e
of mississippi. Is Jordan Carrin,' in
he Pamela Circuit Court
= MOORE. Sheriff.
Ju"e ii '55n2l-4w.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
CHANCERY SALE
OF VALUABLE.
LA n ID

In pursuance and by virtue of an
Interlocutory Decree of the District
chancery court, of the state 6f Missis-
sippi, pronounced at the March spe-
cial term thereof, 1856. The Hon.
James~F T. 'rrotter, vice chancellor pre-
siding, in the Suit of Michael L.
Wright, complainant VS.. Alfred IL.
Hurt, Defendant. ! will sell as com
missioner appointed for that purpose
to the highest bidder, on Saturday,
the % day of August, 1856, on a
credit, until the third Monday in
December, 1886, at the court House
door in the town of Pamela, the fol-
lowing described Lands, to wit
the South West quarter of section
Twenty six (26) Township Nine, 90
Range Seven, a. West, Lying in Pa
nola county, Mississippi.
Bond with approved security will
be required of the purchaser for the
purchase money bearing interest from
date.
JOHN j. WILLIAMS.
July I6n95 -i., Commis'r.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
A1JCo
q New Supply OF

prittctl rand Striped OrgandieS, Jaco-
nettS, and White Dress Goods, to-
gcthcr with a choice selection of those
SURPRISINGLY BEAUTIFUL Lawn
and Bcrege Robes. Also a fine as
Sortmcnt of Bonnet and Sash Ribbons.
Ladies Kid, Glove Kid, 81 Kid Buskin,
Boots and Caters, Misses Kid and
Morocco Boots & Caters, Ladies
Hakf, plain and fine embroidered;
Ladies Gloves, silk Napoleon,
Buck & Lisle th'd. Gauntlets.
Splendid 4ot of fine Perfu-
merry; Grass, Dimity, &
Hair Skirts Skirting
-Damask, Berges, Fancy
Swiss and Swiss Robes
French working Cot
ton and Palm Fans;
Gents plain and
fancy Hakfs. u
Crayats; Gnts
superior soft
CaSs Hats
of all
colors.
X Fresh
lot of cheap u
Fine Clothing;
Gents Boots and
Shoes, CATERS and
Oxford Ties; Cadever-
Gus, and low quartered
Calf; Drugs and Medicines;
Oils, Snuff @cte.; Osnaburgs,
Domestics, Crockery, Glassware,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Hardware, CUTLERY, and all goods in
OUR LINE, which we offer at zot
figures to punctual dealers and CASH
customers.
r. E. CLARK,
June 25-56.-tf.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23

TIE undersia ned would respectfully
a"nonrce II The Citizens c' p"iO-
a and Surrounding country, tat h. is
pr pared to repair Watches, Cocks,
Jew Try, Acc6r !, onS, and rhsSicnl in>
'rument> # cfe~y de<cr;pt on, in neat
est style.
Spo rs and ii lRir!S f ~ilvrrware
ma e % or 'cr. Cash pail Tor Old god
AMI i 'vcr. r rcceiI q - sh f work.
Work fr.m a dis nee will i've
>ti~t 'a'I tp-' papt at'rn'ion. SLcp
sonji, west Z rn + pub'i" SPAR
Sign. II =. W. Al. MARSHALL.
Grenada Mis-. 4l4r. n, 20 n! 4-6m.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-07-23
20 RET BOOK LOST.
June u 90 g..

a, prcket or m m ra@dun book,
WAS los some " here betw ven the rc>i
lcnce of Mrs Vanrc, & E. Y. Die ms.
or between he town of Pano'a, IN |
Nr. Dickins, contai'i ( me thirty or
thirty FIVE doll rs in money. Tn. book
his the name Of Furgasln, and per
haps, ".Hflier,' wri ten On it. The
finder will be lib al y rev rdel, for
returning it to t. undersigned.
ELISHA VANCE.
June 18Th lST6.-n2I-3w.