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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

T1e rni.s Of postage, - nssesA II ,ls 81, ID Con
brrr~ Of the 81 Nar,i, and n'4ss H. sr rest, con
'ied with t''a Bri',in arc tkw s~h~nt,cs'i, stated
Al ,i.s Pc, osl-- N wa.A.:wSn. Tbs dcsuntn,
should ~ cat and ps.~cr~si fof constant ,-s
The n,ls,.i srs-ss ~ 80 'r-. and under, NJ
an tsihes for hsh ~ ~~s II Is 3 eeNts.
The inland postage for greater d,tane.s than ~
H,iiss II 20 cents sa ~ ,snr. 10 osn's ~ half
|c,n,~ md sr,irr.
Tn. rh,lr rsr;sr. ~ n. hrph OF Assses~ n.h
anrs 'ru-s n 10 t.,ai krsip ireland ~ cent.
AN canr- ~ cents iof -Irr~ hill ,s,,c- ~ k-s
The tn<-, sst-s inland r,N,sre, whatever w~y m
|iAs da,or IN l-t,-rs sent ~ -. british sssssrs
orrgn ccystics o.lrr tim 'rer Br'n'n 81 iAlsHd.
b II cents ,n 8 ~-r's N. s'gk. hall csins.
Tin p-iace Nv ihe As-rr.n -.smer- 10 f~.swn
cH-nries oiir.r si,sn Gres' l'Hsn snd lrrIesnt 90
hitter To l- th'crwh 'ir s',-h 'sail. Z! cents
nm n7ntr 81 cent. The y'asle hall can<e
To and b, E'sr-a. if,ih the PVT. snd the rrvere.
y .rss an - -.nsa The sn.i. r. Il ounce. fhs
and pestfr- II II si,lsd.
70 and from h.vans 9, cents sr rrss- ~ cent.
|smgie
le and from Chasr,, n cent. ~ sunsc 9" rem.
single
II NIL from P.n.-n 20 ,c,~- IN cs,e. ~ rent.
sinris
10 sna rof- ,-hrr pisces IN IN Facif. N rent. 9,
70 and tosn The Wet trI-. t,,cers U.,sr,1 mr..
s-n,i IN lif af = N,-ien 20 es.s- " ,ep,s .,nslo
sith inlnnd I.,s,al.r.
fuy fractional excess cter .snicr y always to h
|rcgs'yi'd ~ M a'insr
The nl,pye p.tsrn may h. prepaid ~ me- thr up
|,n II " 'rts' er,r foreign coui,,rss other than
|trer friisin or Ireland and where 'hs ~tsr J-ss
|rhtDph the Bre'D~n js-t office, fsfri eases, the
|eole t,-,,are 'nrt h. p.~.sd they 60 rppad isse
|ralae l. r,hilnt ~ Ser-,. pt.cui'.rn' Executive No
70, .o'h Congress, 81 80:
.s'sfe u cents IS charged letters spd packets
brought into III. ni'rd States rny pf,asi. ship
,csl CARRIED froni por, theron To nn'ther.
|icy afs I've dali,efed nj the pct oHc- whrrs the
shs and rent. M added 70 thu ra'es /"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

nN the srd day Of MAY, 4. p. 1872 the nnae'.
\ } signed obtained from the coeniy court, per.
tanning TO the estates OF deceased persons, held
in and Tor the county Of Harrison, q, the May
thereof. letters Of administration on the estate
of Salsberfy CLARK. dcs~sased This il 10 noti-
f MI persons hasiac cis'nls against ssid er's'"
10 prtsscn, them within TIE time prescribed by
law, duly authenticated, and those indebted 70
1.-The same viii make payment TO
PERMELIA Il. CLARK, hdfn's.
Juno l. 1919. NJ 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

4 4 NoReii's Family Greory and Pc1'h
n noe FL bange, sugar, coffee, whisky, mo
hssos, maekorcl, pickles, and picked oysters
|Eldorado tobacco, rice, and variety of ariile'
IN store, md Tor sale 81 door.ast oil Che Mar
shall ilot.i, cheap for cab. ALo, totn 70
,'e.
a.! Dap lu. ~ l.l7 Oh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

4 DEMONSTRATION on Che estate Of Ar
y thur Hicks, deceased, was granted TO TN
undersigned on the list day Of June inst. Al
persons having claims against SAID estate, vii
present them within the time prescribed b,
law, and those indebted Will make payment 10
q. b. ADKINS, Admir-.
June % 1919 ut u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
NOTICE.

4 III. persons sending sacks 10 the suhscri
~ bers Mill, VIII oe expected TO have then
made Of strong materials, and plainly uarke'
a,th the initials al tn. owners name, ~ sue
,,her brand rs ail render them easy Of den
ity ln2l a. ~ BlkhhSs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
THE GOLD FEVER IN MiXlco.

1,,om , Hotter 10 the Picayune, dated Ma
orn March stIi, tbs following extracts are
Zen;
Z. C., excitement prevails here, and in fact
k..,,,hout all Mexico, in relation To the sub
'~<'.', ,hc California gold mines The whole
-. seems to be going, and preparing to 20
If. and that too, M my opinior, with SON.
icr design. lnn Of armed parties, vary
from seventy five to three hundred strong,
inp different sections of this country, some
1land and c,hcrs by water
l'hcrc are two briggs now living Mt anchor in
= mort. one to nail tomorrow aud the other
kshc 18th, bound to San Francisco, with none
! NlrNcans ON board, and these duly olhcercd,
= mig with them arms and ioC's to work at
= mines. This indeed looks ominous, and
y Government ought to take immediate steps
8tuard against a revolution IN California.
y circular BY Gov Smith, intcrdicting all cN-
! American citizens from going to the pa
: 10 mbor * not regarded in the least.
J also here remark that our Consul at this
y displays no zeal in giving u publicity. and
frrn tis ili. same ease with our tOnsiil- al
" ports on She coast, notwithstanding Gov,
IN order to them to publish Il, From the
lmbef of foreigners nov on their way TO Cab
Isui,. ii viii, ia my Judgment, require a force
q least 10000 troops TO preserve order IN
n territory. Startling ~ it may appear 10
= there are 81 this moment not less than
b. MeXlcans on their way to California. and
nlcyer party sets out, they arr provided
~ arms nnd accompanied by officers In
p, have heard Americans say, VINO have
9elad across the country from other ports on
J Gulf OF Mexico TO tins place, that they had
~ Mcxicans ON their way TO California for
3syowed purpose Of taking possession of it,
Dng the distinguished Adventures now cH
to California, is the Mexican who headed
kparlv that murdered 80 many of our wag-
Is between Cauargo and Mortcrcy-the
N detached from Gen urrca's division
latter is now IN command Of Durango.
~ short, every town ON the coast Is filed
AAcr'lowing with MrNicans anxious 90 get
6cyancr TO FL Dorado, and the price Of pas j
y has been 80 much increased hy them, thrl
b. from two 10 four hundred dollars, that
y, poor Americans who have come thus iar|
1 ihemselys un2ble Ia proceed farther for
wsn of means. There are about 100 Amr.|
- here who crossed tho country frcfu Mnta /
Il, Iampico, Vera Cruz, Ne. and ont oi That
Ahcr do not hrllcyc that moro than twenty |
Xha,r means sufficient tc take them to SAM
3nelsco many, ! regret 20 add, have hound
Easclys To the Englmh Consul at Tepic, who
uhippng laborcrs Ia the mines TO work tnr
= during four months, Welding him onc-haf]
nhat they realize, by his giving them free
kporiatlon.
t1horo Is a manifest disposition on the par
Mexico they have another fuss with ns-and
y my prodieiion.-we shall be at wur with
n,,ain IN less than two Gears my impression
bit il ;il grow on, Of the difficulties now
hisnr the originate 10 California"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
WANTED.

4 IT, n. old ro'.nc'sl and ca,tinr, tina
"A may he d.lncni at ID ,'ouud,n n Mar
shall, Tor whrh enc 3olls, rcT HUNDRED pouri
'sll b. gwen .asl 4 D. btffkSS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

|rAr MORTALITY ~ 81. torls There
sixty five deaths of cholera a 81 ioui'
J 9Th inst. This, for the popnl ition o.
place, is very large number --fic.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

how ruE Wrsr.-A gentleman who resides
|al,cslon, returned from the RIO ,'rmdo IN
18th inst. The News says that he LEFT
n,lova on the 22d ult, at which time that
], was quite healthy. hut the inhabitants
! IN great drcld Of the cholera. Al bust
i wass suspended, and the church was daily
kdad with women. Il was reported IA Mon
y that the cholera was prevailing In : .t'llo
great fatality, thirty TO forty cases dying
#was also reported that, in al, five hun
&Amorican omierants 70 California i1d been
9 b, the Indians, while travelling thro' Aloy'
This report was gcucrally credited, rs the
b. were known TO hc numerous M that
t.f Mexico.
b. cholera was making ,ld havoc IN many
b. mi, nor towns. Thc usual course oI
ksnrui was 10 plunge the patient n The rNcf
H. consequence death almos, invariably en-
be crops were rcnonlly good, and m album
\ If ram had fallen In the valley Of ih'
Eirnde hui 50 great was the dang ana
n Of the indians, that the McNicaus gncr
|wrrc afraid to leave home except IA strong
kcs, well armcd The indians, about twcu'
number, hid attacked q rancho, abou, tive
y from Sgbinas, IN midday, and killed over
edrcd MeNicans None escaped Who did
~ refuge IN the stone houses The IN
n carried of all the horses and mules, hui
attemp' was made 10 follow them.
Fi,e Western Tran announces The death oi
i. 'oseph Weihl, at the camp of the Third
biry near the Salalo, ON the 18th ult Cap.
kWe,hl was long resident Of Galveston
gmnch respected by all who knew him.
b. force fer the projection Vt the Frontier
fcd hy Governor Wood 10 be- raised, /, 4,
Is, Of oao hundred men, The term Of OF
y fixed 81 three months
4NAwAy VI, kois Tho ciiy MS Of IN,
h. OK Walker held meeting at Huntsville
y 18th inst, 10 take step, 10 prevent the rs
hi negroes 4 preamble heading the res
= Ins states that a number Of slaves had re-
lcn their owners in that me- ghhorhood
H., aay osrcns,hl1 cause. iiN u-pectc,
o9hcy had been induced TO runaway by som,
persons.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

The sud presiding officers will strictly OBJ
serve the requirements IN the above notice, and
make returns to the at Marshall A. directed by
law.
r. a. PATlLiD.
Marshall, Iunc ash, 1919.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY.

FTNtNTTNIsT z NV EKNII 7.
eHlIt Board Of Trustees Of the Marshall Uni
] versi,y convened on 'he 31th of Jannary
Mr.. james NJ. Alorrhs aas unaninousl'
elected President of the University and Tcache
of the Male department
Miss +, J. bcksy Mas unanimously clccte,
ins'rnctrcss Of the Female Department.
The present session commenced on the lot
February last.
The rates Of Tt,ion will be "a heretofore.
w. =. RICHARDSON,
el-sly Prest Il. r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
ADV RTlSE MENT
DALI N D r &c n.

viii be n Ball given at the "f1NN
| TIERS HOTEL" on the i,h Of july next
W. g L. MORRISS, PROPRIETOR
Aqrshan, Jim 90, lsia. NJ 1t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
list KECE,lNED.

JUST RECEIVED,
4 r the Marshall Literary Depot, THE Nh
~ iin,r's Apprentice, or Lpc ia Mr. ior'
in 1913 and 40; most exciting and interesting
Hale price 80 cents.
June |. NJ l. e. STEASNS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
Saddle and Harness Making.

'NlIE undersigned are prepared TO execute oil
the varieties of work IN the line of Saddle
and Harness Making; their materials are of the
hes, description. and their work performed NJ
short notice. They are supplied with a larg.
assortment Of the celebrated SnA}if-fr'c manu-.
featured by Mr. TuEsER, formerly OF san Au-
pusilnc.
Their terms will be accommodating, and, il
desired, wal he on credit 10 punctual customers
shop, at Grams lanyard, on Main street West
OF the public square, Marshall, FcVas
jcl-2N GRAIN a RUNAWAY.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

DIED.,
On me 9Th inst. ia Marhall, NICHOLAS BowM,'
aged - Year,,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

" = n 90 Y II
On tho goth inst, IN Bnsk county, Tcus, by VIM
Kelly, E.q. Mt JAMS VI coorrG, To Mis- MAR
nGItrNrE.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29

. The new papers throughout the State
sili rive the above two Insertions, and forward
econui, TO the office Of the Northern N'1ni1rd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-06-29
COMMERCIAL HOUSE REoPENED)

COMMERCIAL HOUSE REOpE\ED).
FTlit. Projectors of the above establishment
l would respectfully inform the citizens #
shreveport, and the travelling public generally
'iat they have rc-opcncd the Commercial Hpnse'
|oH Texas street, convenient to the steamboats,,
and in the most healthy part OF the city. The
rooms are spacious and airy AMI handsomely
Furnished There is also Ladies' parlor in a
very retired and pleasant part of the building
anil lpr cleanliness, and comfort, the Projectors
Halter Themselves mol 10 have it surpassed in
|ihc Southern country. Their table will, ut all
!'imcs, be furnished with every delicacy Of the
l.cas0n, and the Bar (Which is sory commodiou>
Say so hy IS iecI supplied with the best 81
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars to say nothing Of
the lee, Ac).
The rropretors beg leave TO state that they
have spared no pans nor expense IN either de-
|pariment, and that careful and attentive SER
|sants have been procured. All they ak is u
|triil--and by street attention 10 business, they
|hopc to meet the appreciation, and merit the
patronage OF liberal public.
D. u. JONES, q co,
JEne rs nj ly Projectors.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
An Ordinance
To prO'ss' 'hs ei''1'n, Of the rOvn of Ear

TO pro'eet the eiiizens OF the Town OF Lan-
caster from exposure 20 Cholera.
SEC let. Be ordained bg as To.ea Council
0f The ToeH Of Laneasier. That il shall be
aud y hereby made unlawful for any Cann Boat
Davigstiug ine Canals North Of sad Town of Ian.
caster, aud having OH board sny sick or decessed
person OF body. IN enter within the corparSte
limits nf said nwu until said boo, shall frst have
been examined by some person or persons duly
authorized Hereto BY this Countii, mud until such
examiner ~ examiners shall give To- Tie Cspiaiu
or such other person mny bnve charge Of said
Bosi. written permit N enter snd town.
SIC. 2nd. II is hereby made the the duty o
al persona having charge Of such BuatS, ns sr'
nenii0neG 10 The foregoing section, snd having
sick persons or dead body or boJies un board
70 10y % NJ some point 10 the North uf said Towf
Of Lancaster, not nrarer be corporate limits %
tie safne ,ban the SDniheIn boundary Of the Res
ervoir Just North Of said lnwr ani from ilence T.
report said Bnai for exarniustioa o. aforesaid.
SEcTIoS 81. Uniil -oue further regulaiipu on
tb1t behalf. The President of the Council Recor
der or Chairmsn nj Committee ou Public Safety
shall hsve power 70 nominate AMI appoint The ex.
s'niner aforesaid az occasion NAV require.
srcTiog 4fh Any rerson offending against Lhe
provisions Of this nrriiIsnee msv be fncd in hny
surn NOT exceeding Fifty doia,s md costs, 10 he
recovered as other Enes and costs arc recoverable
il I4yor of said Tnwn-snd 'or Ike fine sld costs
assessed ihc craft in the charge oi the offending
person sust be held accountable and he detaiued
uuR payment he mnte.
rscTloS 9Th This Ordinance 10 ioke efioc, rom
md alter the day on which tho ssrne shall be pab.
iished. pus,ed Iriy 70 is49.
JOHN D. MAgTlN. PresiIen.
Atest-JoHy p. REEp. Recorder.
Lancaster. Iuly -, ls49. 3wiO
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
NsNnrdian,s SaIc.

IN Pursuance ofsn order Of sale TO me directed
by the Conrt Of Common Plens of Fairfield
County, Ohio, will Un Saturday the 18th dav u
Augns.neEt expose to sale by pnhlic vendue. on
The premises In.Lot No. ~ in Carrnll in said
County. Appraised at One Hundred and Fifty
Dollars. TO he sold subject to the Dover interest
of Elizabeth Brown.
Terms cfsai'- One.thrd in hand one.ihrd in
one year. aud the remniuing one.ihird IN two
ycars, with interest on deferred payments from
day of sale. DAVID BOYER, Guardian
Ofhc Heirs IF Nathan Fenctimaker.
n. B. The Dnwer intees of the said EIizabetl
Brown IN the premises above described, will b,
offered for sale on the same day.
July 10, l349 lwlOpfse 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

COLONIZATION AND EMANclPATIoN-
An aged lady al Fredericksburgh. W.,
Mrs. Margaret See, has offered to eman.
cipate her slaves in the fall, if the Ameri-
can Colonization Society will give them
free passage to Liberia, Mrs. See con.
rrihutng $500. The slaves are eleven
in understanding aud wife and nine
children, the oldest IS years Of age, the
youngest an infant. Mrs. Sees daughter
proposes to liheraie her four slaves al the
same time, if free passage can he given.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Public Sale.

T51EIE Undersigned. Administrators of the Is.
"a tate of John S. Walters, deceased, will ex.
pose to public sale, at the laie residence of The
deceased Oh the Pike, ii miles East of Lancus-
ter oil Saturday the 2aih day Of July. 1919, the
following property, to witt
Two Horses, head oi Cattle, "a Sheep,
Ten Hogs, | two horse Wagon. Grimdstone,
Two sett OF Harness. Ploughs and Harrows,
One Windmill, lotot Cooper's Tools.
Turning Lathe. lot OF Dry Pine Lumber,
A lot Of Cooper's Stuff. Cutting Box.
Wheat by the Bushel, Oats by the Bushel,
Cnru in the Guund.
Household aud Kitchen Furniture and variety
ofarices too tedious to mention.
Sales To commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day. Terms made known on day of sale.
BELINDA WALTERS, Adm'triz.
July 6, 1870. Ave
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Wanted Il 1000 Customers
AND FOR THEIR BENEFIT HAVE BEEN
z ECETV I'd

AT THE
PHIL LSDELPHIA COMMIsSIOS STORE,
JOHN G. WZLLoCg, AGENT.
A SPLENDID addition of Staple and Fancy
IA Dry Goods, to those already on maud, such as
Reuutiiul Bareges. all wool. ut 90 cts per yard
Gnshnms. fine, al IL 10 cents per yard
Prints. entirely new styles. cheap
"A Twied Oil Chiutz, scarlet
Victoria Netts, for Cares. beautiful article
Tllread LHces. Pink. Blue aud White Illusion
Blond. Bonnet and Csp Ribbons, handsome
Green Turks Satin Parasols
French Neede.worked Collars, AZ TO- 81. 4Gcis
do do do Cuffs, great bargains
Black Lace Wells, all prices,
Dress Hnndkerchiefs all qualities and colors
Black Lace Nitts and Gloves
Large Penrl Buttons. for Ladies' Dresses
Ladies' Cotton and Thread Gloves, beautiful
aud cheap.
Linen Lustres. 25 per cent cheaper than ever
Black aud Mode cold Msriuoe Shawis, heavy
silk irnges
Indies cold and unhleached Cotton Hose
Boys Mixed Cotton Socks, all sizes
Emb'd Swiss Window Curtains. from 81 cents
per yard to s. II puir
Brown Linen Table Cloths, as low as Gjc each
Bleached Ga do do do 62I do
Towels Toweling DiaperS Napkins all qualities
Cassimeres nll woo as low as 625c per yard
Check Tu ceds Plain Mixtures, Srrip'd Mix
lures. Cnmblets. Jeans. Taylor Mixtures, Corded
DrilIings superior Corded do Tor Mems wear
All kinds of Sheetings from cents per yard
to n heavy aud splendid at l2A bleached
CARPETlNG.- Stock in this article is
still kept up and sold at remarkable lop prices
Almost every article in the Dry Gnpd line can
be found at this celebrated establishment
Remember, Goods are sold At the PHILADELPHIA
Commission Store, cheaper than ut any other
hnnse in this place.
Quo price TOR Goods and MI marked in figures
Remember also-The Farmer cnn always sell
histride for money in Lancaster. and by buying
his Goois at the Philadelphia Commission Store
save vastly more in the course Of the year than
pny his taxes.
Lancaster. June l5 lB49 C
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

1t cost $50. 900 to stop the Sauve crew
ace Mt New Orleans. 1t would seem,
therefore, that crevasse is an expensive
luxury-and one that every city cannot
afI,hrd 10 indulge in.
lY Major DONALDSON, U. S. Minister
to Frankfort, Germany. arrived there on
the 18th ut.. but there was nn central
government there. The different exccu,
tive powers were collecting at Baden.
W The French citizens, Of PhiIadel
pha, have, in public meeting, solemnly
protested. in the face of nallons," against
The acts of the French government in Ie.
gard To Rome, and expressed "sincere
hope that the people Of France will soon
crash into atoms such all iniquiIous, vile
and anti. Republican government Pret.
ty sweeping, that.
u Friend ELLIS, of the Lancaster
Eagle, calls us "mulet.hcad." We
surrender-the argument is too convinc.
ing J. ZdneSuaHe Courier.
~ The Gold Medal ordered by Con
gress as compliment to Gen. Taylor, for
his lilary achievements at Buena Wis
Ia, was sent from Philadelphia To Wash
inglon on Thursday morning. 1t was
prepared at the Mint.-- Inquirer.
~ We understand that JuDaE Nc
LEAN. after consulting the members of
the bar generally who have business in the
Circuit Court oflhe United States, which
by law is required to be held in this city
during this mouth. has deemed it expe
dient, under present circumstances, to or
der that the Cnur, be adjourned To the
third Monday in October next.-O. Statt
journal.
~ The English Government advanc.
ed for the relief of the distressed Irish in
the years 1876, AZ aud as, upwards oi
10000 900 most of phich they b0rromed
~ The $500 exemption law went in.
to operation in Pennsylvania on the 4lh
of July.
ER Madame Restell's term of impris-
onmenI on Blackwell's island, N. Y, ter
minated yesterday.
VCaptam Rynders, a N. York letter
says is to be removed from the custom
house of that city.
GT The N. Y. Sun estimates the dam
ages done to the trade and business Of
that city, by the "prevailing epidemic"
at ten millions of dollars.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
nacEIPrs FoR TnE aAzErrE.

pS~Wc have published more evidence OF the value Of
Vaughns Great American Remedy, tie vepeiala Lithon.
triple MAtne,in columns the ppst Elk months than
have ever published In many years Of any other prrpara
ton II will ssnd hrher, aud perhaps does aihe present
moment than any advertised unHdverised medicine i
the whole catalogue Of nostruns The article Is for
cvefyhngi prove it, look columns end evi
drnre Of the OF Dropsy Rheumatism Gravel scrofu
Ia, mud y other and vaons complaints and from people
Of truth too, names dates &C. eieen Reau the pamphlet
In the Agents hands The advertisement 10 our columns
under the Great american emedy "
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20
Valuable Stock, &c. for Sale.

ME subscriber will SELL at his residence. .twn
j. miles north Of Lancaster, at public sale, on
Friday the lOh dag Of ANgnst l849, the follow
ng described personal property. tu-wit;
Horses, Cattle Sleep ano Hugs; Sleighs
large -Four Horse Wagon; Tanning Mil;
Plonghs aud otIer Farming Utensils;
] Pair nf Mahogany Side Tables aud variety
of Household Furniture aud other articles too to.
diOus to mention. Also.
A large lot Of GRAIN by the bushel.
Some FtUe or Sir Hundred Bashelsof Wksat.
OF the hest quality
OATS and RYE. POTATOES in the ground;
all of which must sell, as the subscriber intends
moving away.
Six months credit will be given on all sums
over three dol. .ars by the purchaser giving note
with approved security. Under That sum cash
in hand. The Grain will be sold for cash only.
GEORGE GROVES.
July 90, ls49. Swl1"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

NOTICE is hereby given. that petition vii
y be presented u, the Trustees Of Perry town
ship. Fairfield Comfy, Ohio, on the 4th day o
August next, praying for Township Rond, com
,nencing Mt the West end oi Main Street, in the
Town Of Perry; thence runniug.Suuih along III,
half Section line to the county line between Fair
field and Hooking. to interSect Township RoaC
terminating at that place.
MANY PETITIONERS.
July 6, l849. Avg"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-20

Nav YoRK DEsERTED. letter Of
Thursday, to the Philadelphia Ledger.
says: -
at is a long while since Gotham was
so quiet as at present. Solitude seems tn
have taken up its abode in our midst, and.
paradox as it may appear, one feels lone.
lier now in Broadway than he would al.
most anywhere else, out of the city.
There, morning and evening. in that mag
ni6cent thornughfare, nothing is to be
seen but the hard listed, sun burnt laboi.
or or mechanic. going to or returning from
his days work--nothing heard but the
discordant rattle ofthe omnibuses. or the
less monotonous music Of an occasional
organ-grinder AT noon il is almost Who'll.
ly fnrsaken. Wall street is no better
and il is worse even up in the fashionable
precincts of Union Place or Washington
Square. All is silence and solitude
Everybody is out of town drinking wa
ter at Saratoga, gazing on Niagara, oI
rolling among the breakers at Nahant OIL
Rockaway."
II is stated elsewhere that the Astol
House, paying rent Of $50 900 year,
has at this time only about 25 persons in
y Il,