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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06
Afflicted Rcad,l


NEEDICAL HOUSE established Is years ago, Dr.
lYA kiukelin, Northwest corner Of third and Union
strarts between Spruce aud Pine streets, Philadelphia
Fifteen years OF extensive and uninterrupted Prac
tice spent in this city, have rendered DR. X the most
expert and successful practitioner far and near in the
treatment OF all di ola private nature. Persons
afflicted with ulcers upon the body, throat or legs,
pains in the head bones, mercurial rheumatism,
structures, gravel disease arising from youthful eN
eesses or impurities OF tho blood, whereby the con
stituhon has become enieeued, are ell treated with
success.
| He who places himself under the care Of Dr. K,
may religously coniide in his honor as gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skill asa physician
Jake PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men who have injured themselves by cer-
tain practice ndulged ina habit frequently learned
| from evil companions or at school-the effects Of
which are nightly felt even when asleep and destroy
both mind and body, should apply imme nately.-
Weakness and constitutional debility, loss of muscular
energy, physical lassitude and general prostration
rrta6ility and all nervous affections, indigestions
sluggishness of the liver and every disease in any
way connected with the disorder Of the progressive
functions cured, and lu vigor restored.
READ s fSa% or aRa Pia%aH2S MSnnTSf bs.S sRS&2 sRa2
elm on self Preservation Only % cents.
This Book Just published is filled with useful nlor
nation on the inrmities and diseases OF the Genera
tive Organs. 1t addresses itself alike 10 Youth, Man
hood and On Age, and should bo read by all
The valuable advice and impressive warning gives
Twill prevent years of misery and suffering and save
annually thousands o lives
Parents by reading 1t will learn how TO prevent the
destruction Of their children.
IA remittance of 25 cents, enclosed in { letter
addressed to Dr. KINKELIN, Northwest corner 0
Third and Union streets, between Spruce and Pint
streets, Philsdelpha, will ensure book under enve
lope, per return Of mail.
Persons at distance may address DR.. X. by lette
(post paid, J and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines, directions, &C., Forwarded
by sending remittance, and put up secure tror
damage or curiosity.
BnSk.sellers News Agents. Pedlers, canvassers, an
all others supplied with the above work at very o'
rates. November 9, 1851. %
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Reno, ted CaDlure of Matamo,al

NEw OaLEANs, Oct. 3lst-Leters from tue
Rio Grande cuuirm the repnrted success of tue
reyultonisis 1t was rumorcd that they had cap
urrd Malumoras, but this report was not generally
crelitou
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tB-'The Company's agents are now engaged
in laying down the rail on the ElilIsborough and
Cincinnati Railroad, AT the rate Of three miles
ner weck.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-11-06

RAILROAD IErELLioEScE.-The Baltimore and
ohioRaiIroad comp any advertise for bids for loan
of $3.50, 900. The object oftl,is loan is to com
pls!e the road to Wheeling.
wenoiice tha, Ohio county, yrsinil has voted
an additional slOO, 900 to the stock of the Hcmp.
field railroad company.
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Co-PartnerahiD.

GEORGE KAUFFMAN having associated with
SE himaelf Mr.. MYRoE D. GREGoRY, the business
in future will be conducted under the firm of GEoRoE
KAUFgaiAN & Co., at the old stand.
Lancaster July 81, 1851. IS
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The DusALDsoN CoRuEsPoSDENcE'-t WI
be remembered by our readers that we published
some time since, extracts from certain cores
pondence which was alleged to have taken place
between Messrs Donaldson, ofTexas, nnd Greer
of Iowa, upon the one part, and certain prom'n-
ent LocoGocos and Free Soilers, upon the other
part-the object being TO elevate Gen Houston
to tho Presidency. 1t was rich and racy, and ex-
cited considerable amusement among Wings aud
some surprise among Locoiocos and Free Soilers
Ita effect was such that efforts were Immediately
made to counternct its influence,
Atlength, Gen Houston appears in the Union
newspaper. denying all knowledge OF Mr. Don
aljson and the Donaldson correspondence lie
does not believe that any such man lives in Texas
and denies that he ever authorized any man or
mon to make bargains, agreements or platforms
for him He determined, ut least not to be
made the subject OF rdcule 10y the nation al
large.
That will do Cor General Houston but in tha
does not consist the richness Of the joke. Mr.
Donaldson was u man of straw, set uptur the Pur
pose, mud through hlm ulstiuSuhhou seh"eiho'
throughout the country were induced to shoV
their hands. Mr.. Giddinss endorsement o
Col. Medary aud the chat about ''mouey bein
the chief element oflocoioco success" were bro
out because the deception was carried on mos
successfully TWAS, taken oil together, 0lic
Joke played upon distinguished men OF the natiol
Locofocos aud Free Sellers, aud the result show
how easy they may be made to act in concer
how cozily old Hunkers, Barnburners, Free Sol
ora and Fire.Eaters may be induced to lie dow
IA the same bed-the object in view being til
spoils of Office, the instrument, any individu
who is supposed to be popular, no matter wheI
he lives, what he docs Or what principle he mn
entertain. ..,
These correspondents Of Mr.. Donaldson, abol
this time, feel very cheap no doubt-save thus
who were too prudent to show their hands, "
suppose the whole uffair was concocted in Il
New York Herald Office and while Gen. Hou
tons denial Of any knowledge of his "frien'
Mr.. Donaldson or the correspondence. will SHE
him from any bad results that might otherwi
flow from it, it will be q very different matter I
the authors Of these replies to deny alle conIessio
which they made upon the suprositon that th'
were corresponding with rea! secretary OF a l.
cofoco National Committee.
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INSURANCE
THE
PROTECTION INSURANCE con HANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
Incorporated 1895.
CAPITAL Stock, ,iInualPrCmiHnHSW SWCNernFmd

St,0O0,000.
TENHE Merchants and iiousehcdeTs Of Lancaster and
Il Fairfield county are respectfully referred to the
superior advantages offered fox FIRE and MARINE
Insurance by WILLIAM p. CaEEB, EsS, the duly
authorized Agent of this company.
By the establishment, 2G years since Of a central
office at Cincinnati Tor the prompt settlenen. Of Wes
tern and South Western Losses,a careful selection Of
risks the most unremitting attention TO their uisper
sion and prudence aud economy in all its transac-
tons the officers of this company havo had the sats-
faction Of seeing its usefulness end prosperity con-
stsny upon the increase du ing long period OF years.
Many other companies have In the meantime failed TO
discharge their iust liabilities having been weakened
aud finally rendered bankruptcy reckless course of
business
Insurance companies Of this stamp and character are
continually springing up in various parts Of the
try, It is not our purpose 10y accepting pr mum6 IN
d9eguafe 10 C0JfT the ducrGEe GERudL IOss) to com
pete with such irresponsible otlic S. whose object
would seem to DO TO collect considerable sum from
the operations of one or two seasons divide the pro-
ceeds end pay theirlosses, OF not expedency may
dictate. On the contrary, the Protection Insurance
coa9aab OF Hart 5OyGWill maintain its business upon
permGasat aud responsible basis andthereby secure
continuance ofthe patronage whichhas hitherto beei
so literally extended W. d. ROBBINS
General Agent Protection Insurance company
The undersigned. local Agent. is supplied witt
blank policies and renewal receipts, which will be is
sued covering spprove4gisk upon reasonable terms
WILLIAM p. CREED, Agt. Pro. las, Co.,
Noy l. for Lancaster and Fairfield count
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1870 ALMANACS for 1853, 4 OSO
A-S'eIf~ Tor sale BY the yross OF dozen 1OO6
singls number and OF diarent kinds. Al tho nook
store Of JOHN LEHMAN.
Also, good assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, and
Miscelansoas Books, woll as an axcsllont quality
Of Writing PAPER and other Stationery.
Lancaster, October 9, 1851 %
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ROOIIS 80 STATIOnERI.

BOOHS AND STATIONERY.
GI,sey's BJuiding, three doors west oT The
Hooking Valley Bank.
A GENERAL Assortment Of saHO9L BOOKS,
N BIBLES BLANK BOOKS, PAPER ant STATION
EII, of superior quality for sale a. ycly low prices.
JOHN L. TUTBILL.
lancaster October 30, 1851 %
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GHOEMAEER's FIEDINCS,-TLeh hest Ta
- draS and TgwEi'o Morocco Stius Red, Blue and
yellow Lining; Bindings Boo. Wob. aTI i.aces.
ShOemalteT's KIt,-Emhracing all tho .ste7- pat
terms now Ia use csu bs found at the Harlwsrs Store
Of EFFINGER liiiTE L L.Trh.-
Lancaster, October 80, lS5l &C
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RECBIeps FOR THE GAZETTE.
Z. relefs. s..... flJj a. AshLrook J.. SO ,Ol
NEW suDsCRIBEnS
VIM {, Mitchell, Isaac MaGson Reuben Sands
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NMTINDOW GLASS.--2O half boxes 8 by 10
w and s half boxes 10 by II, McCuily's superior
Window Glass for sale by
CASH paid for broken Glass.
Lancaster May 20, 1861
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rnn rELEGfAplI Ike.

81 haHlAaNA a. = ~ A@AAN 80
Z TITLE & DREsBACHS have received az their
4 old stand on Main Street, full assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And are daily receiving additions to their stock de-
terlnnad throughout the season to keep on Rand
Z COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
The public are invited 10 call and examine theis
stock The utmost care has be zen used its selection;
the latest STYLES have been purchssat the lowest pI-
have been paid; and it s certain that the citizens
Of this and surrounding counties can at TINS esaD-h-
ment find the
BEsr QUALITY OF GOODS,
and obtain them upon sa reasonable terms at any
other establishment inthe Western country. la TINS
assortment, the public viii find full stock Of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES & QUEENSWARE.
Embracing all the usual varieties Of Cloths, csssi-
mercs sanetts, shirtnes, csllcoes, drillngs, &C.,
! Cotton Yarns, battings and candle e-wciins,
Imported and domestic csrpeting,
! fine assortment of Blankets
Ladies', Gentlemen and Boys Boots ami Shoes,
Coffee Teas, sugars and spices.
They have also just received to their former stock
fine assortment Of the best aud latest patterns Wall
Paper and Bordering.
/ ALWAYS ON HAND,
A fine assortment OF Flsnnels Stocking Yarns and
Blankets from the Crclevie Woollen facory,whIcl
VIII be sOld at manufacturer prices
/ WANTED, at eli times, all kinds Of Country Pro
dgce for which the highest market price will bepaii
IT IS VERY EVlDENI
That this establishment dsposes Of their stock attn
most reasonable rates and n5cps oil hand tho most ey
celleut assortment, as will Dc testified 10 by al thei
old customers.
For the very liberal patronage hitherto received
the proprotors return their thanks, and respectful
solicita call from the public generally before pu,
chasing elsewhere as they are determined 10 sel
the best quality and latest styles OF Goods At til
lowest rates. LITTLE & DRtSbAChS.
Lancaster. November &, 1851 81
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A J. LILLY G CO., at the corner of Broad and
n. Lawrence streets, with the aid Of Machinery
which will soon be in operation, otter the public the
following articles at Uery l0tc prices
OF IIarble-Alonumonts, Hcad-Stones, MantleS
and Tsble.Tops:
or Free-StOne- HeLd.Stones, HssrthS, Window
Caps and Sills:
of SandstOue--M Monuments with or without
marble tablets tor inscriptions; round monuments;
columns for porteoes gate fence posts Sun dialu,
Sc;-turned with almost any mouldng required.
All kinds OF building work well done at short
notice.
our stock Of DTsrJie, all Rutland Stone:
" " Free-stone, the best we find;
Sandstone, Lamots and other stone Of
fine quality.
Plesee call and examine for yourselves.
a. ]. LILLY & co.
Loncpster Ohio, sept. l3, 1861. 3mi2O
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Just Received at the Old Drug Store,
ESn Gallons Linseed OIL of superior quality.
OOO q. KAUFMAN & co.
Lancaster, July 81, 1851 10
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Attachment Notice.

AT my instance, an attachment was this day ISSUED
IN by 4. L. Simmons, Justice Of the Peace of Lii
berty township, Fairfield, Ohio against the property
and effects of Perry Hannum on-resident Of Fair
field comfy. Dated this 18th day Of October, 1851
Oct23-4wo6' Up. WARD.
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T OOK HERE, NEIGHHoRI-what makes
4 4 YOU wear that exceedingly old HDtl Do you not
know that NJ. SMALLEY has received the latest EdK
styles Of Hatsl Also, all kinds Of CAPS. Rsme.as
Der the place opposite the Tallmnage aouSo call tn
Lancaster, september %, 1851 "
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e:ss=sss:5ssA E5s.=::ss..ss.s Ezz=is==ssii=f 49,
s.-b.G-Ez..= ss--sts---AE -sss-.s1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

EgGwEER's OFTtcE, CRcLEyILLE,l
October 90, 1861.
CNEALED proposals will be received by the under.
y signed at the olhce Of the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and Zanesville Railroad Company, in this place, 'ntI
o'clock, p. NJ, Of Monday, the l7th day o. NoyeH'-
and Masonry Of all that portion Of said road lying be;
tween the towns of Morrow, in Warren county, and
Lancaster in Fairfield county distance of % miles
Bids, including with the above. the baAsting urn
ishing and yng down the ties, and laying the uacR
of said road viii also be considered.
/ Bids specifying per centsge Of stock aud county
bonds or both to be received in payment are also IN
( vited -,
The maps, plaus prOles and this line Itself are Dow
ready for examination The work submitted com
priSes large amount Of good work, and attention
contractors generally, is solicited.
BY order of the Board
TRACY RACKEN, Chief Elgi .ecy,
C. ~ ald T. i. r. CDnpG1 y
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The Latest News from Baltimore, Fhil'
ndelphia and New York.

., >, PACKAGES of HARDWARE, just received
- from the above cities, embracing every variety
Of style snt make of English, German and American
which will be sold low lor cash, at the cheap lard
ware Store OF r. p~iN =
Lancaster, June i2 1851.
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Aesg York Market.

Cotton mar';r, slgndy. Fl1ur--sa'es 499p bur.
rels State aud Western bfai5s at eJ7504 snd
pure Gsnesoe ii si,0G40fIIs3 6ales oi $3.50
bushels prime Oh white wheat ~ 82' L31y
bushels Rye .old Of 73G74; 5000 bG hes mixed
weston corr s,h Ut j74 rr,yidoDs "a noi"r
a'e . maud; sales 81 ncss beef Al 3Ja in P'irf
$i9j Lard inactive Sales Of 209 bgs -
Coffee 10 l0Gll. 100 boxes Porto Alcn sugiI
sold at jUj}. Data in fair jsmand. Sales o
1000 gallons Linsced Oil ai 70. Sses of60 trrce'
Rice ., t3,2j. Ohio Whi4kvy 22a224. S'ocs
ma arl.t ,IuU
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THE GREAT HARDWARE STORE.
- EfnIiar-.E annrl.a


DERSONS wishing to purchase Goods Of this 1es-
cripton, viii find il to their iaterustto call ct Eg
FINGER, WHITE Il LATCA's and examine their
large and splendid assortment Of
OIL CARPETS, from 81 to - vide,
Floor Mats, Brass Curtain Rarl3,
BRASS and Glass Curtain Pins, Table Knives & Forks
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons, Shovel and Tonss,
Candle Sticks, Lamps Stair Rods,
Tubs, Chums, Wash Boards, &c. SC &c.
Lancaster, October 30, 1851 s6
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Gl)r Hlorkets.

LANCASTER. Thurylay, Eoy.aiier q. 1851
CORRECTED wEEgLS BY EiEKEAp D,TTr
Wheat, ,....-.-...-jO Poiaioes..... .fU35o
Flour. s5 ,03.2j Dried Apples,.. 100
fye,.----....-.@2+r f,-rS.@d .... 7jle80
Wool. .85G4t5
OATS. ---.-..ija lG White iIraus....-.75
Barley, y,.......-.. 30 Fcaliers.. ....2g
Corn Meal ....-.- 375 Poar.ash. sh........... GA
Butter. r.....-..I0G ~ Shot. 90
Cuvcrsced. Lead ......7
Lard, ....6i Powder, 500
ruliow,. .G0Gi WAisisy, ,.....Ila2D
NO Sugar, r,....7448 Chocointc.........lc
Loaf dO..-... l0Dl6 PePper, ~.........l2
MJiasses,.......33 liiugsr, i2i
Tea.......... 4jGBD IBHile Fi.h.. s0W ~
Coffee. ...i9i0l2t Picksr,i,.. 81 50a
S4araius,. Cav. Tnhurro 2Dd4o
aait, Darrell 5ODl.7J Ksutucky do "a
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TO VuE WINGS OF FAIRFIELD

Now is the time TO Subscribe,
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On Wednesday last, 1900 immigrants arrived
at Now York from Europe.
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Cincinnati Marisur

CpclSshri. N,y f--P. N
Flour dull; sales ol % bids az IRA NJ 1885
Sales Of 2OOO pouuds huckwh al -four 0t Be-.
Whiskey dull wiiii.ut any sales If importance
Cheese nuoyBn,; sales oi2 go boxes ~ 64c, ard
500 d, G1c. Groceries -inatket s,ad Aluissses
firm al SIC. CuiIeo pca,ce sid IA tciuaup a. u
g3
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Wholesale Iat and Cap Emporium.
ID FIELDING = SON have juSt received from
= a. TIC Eastern cities, the largest assortment Of

Wholesale Eat and Cap Emporium.
ID FIELDING y SON have lust received from
= a. TIC Eas.ern cities, the largest assortment Of
HATs AI7D GAPS,
EveT brcuA il to this city, the truth Of which can be
lscertainaI by calling in and examining tins extensive
y,Iietyoi styles sn4 make.
TaiS stock IS for Sqle ard they wish Il distinctly
uGl-r-'osl tas they oder 10 the public the latest and
most approved eshion5. got up by the most popular
establishments which they will dispose Of al as low
-,.--. prizes a5 any ta5IishmsnG he toeH
e. Their stock consists In part Of the
" following dyseriptions:-SilK Hats Of
5esTe al kinds snd qual,tia., Brush, Fur,
=..h Mexican, all sorts and shapes; Buenh
Cf<>sz'sIst3 Yi5tss, Mexican Brush, Otter Mexi-
cans, Boys Hats Of all kinds. &c.
CAPs.-Plash Of all eolors. Blue Clot h
NeYy, clota etPs Of every variety slso
fine lot Of Otter caps, MuskIat, sc. g.
Particular caro- has been taken In the selection
Of this assortment and every pains taken to suit this
market. 1t is the intention OF the proprietors sup
ply tie men and boys Of this county with the most
approved fashOns each fall and spring. and they Are
tsnsive variety. They also wish to say 10
Country Merchants and Hatters,
That they have purchased in large quantities en-
pressly to supply them AZ prices low ts thsy can
obtain similar quality Of hat cap for at any place.
| They also continue % MAEUBAcrURE HATS Of any
description required, the quality Of which Is too welt
Enown in this community tosrequire commendation.
! Remember The place. corner of Main street and
centre AHey, at tie sign ofLss Big Hst ard Chdpeau,
Lancaster, Oct i6, 1851 R. FIELDING & SON
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ClrcuInte the Documents.

ONE DOLLAR sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS ONLY,
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OILSI OII.si; OILSl;l
LTGEOl
MARBLE AND SANDSTONE YARD.

q Casks Brandy, 2 do London Brown Stout, Wines
4 Of ali kinds, Oh RyeWhiskoy, &c. just received at
Julv 81 G. KAUFMAN & COS
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death or T.iharty.
Doots and Shoes,

VK7As tho cry when the cars arrived at Shatok's
w Row. McELRoY & BILLINGHURST has
constantly on hand large assortment of
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Lille & ltago on which we al must play part,
aud every character the Imagination can portray win
DC found upon ia boards Death, however, often eau
ses some to make ha5ty exit. or disease renders
others miserable sud unhappy while life ronsin,-
Those who arc suffering from dyspepsia, Ever.:om.
plant other troubles arising from aisorlsred dges-
ton should use Hoolsnla German bitt'rs; prepared
and sold By Dr. C. NJ JACKSON 100 Arch street, Phil
adelphis. These bitters have received the highes;
ccmmendationfron Per5ons who have tried them, and
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ARE ToU MoTHER-su6ering from diseases to
which females are generslly subject, uIe DR.. g. d
lIows's Shaker apsrA-it will certainly cure you
Male or female, old or young, ALL ard erery Fami
ly should have this sreellet Family medicine by them
Call at depot, or on one Of our Agents and get
pamphlet, gratis, where you will find facts! fccis'
aetsU that be substantiated by thousands Of liy
ing witnesses in this city and country, viz: that II
Shaker sirsapsrills, as proPsredby Dr. S. D. HOWE
mas been the means Of permanently curing more dis
eases to which tho human farnl are continually sub
act, than any other preparation Of ssrs'psrila ere
yet brought before the public. See Advertisement
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-06-21

This publication will require the energetic and cor
dial cooperation of every individual who wishes
the pure and sound doctrines of American Republican
possible examples of American principles and Ameri-
Literature. The risk and expense attending the
publication is great, that without support
tensve with the Union, it cannot be sustained The
literary and mechanical cost of preparing the work
the liberal scale proposed for the coming year, will
coed that of any other periodical in the country it
therefore presents imperative claims upon the support
and patronage of the party whose political enets it is
designed to advocate and at this moment, when the
very Union is threatened, through party schsms it
more than becomes the Democracy to rally to the
support of national principles.
There is no section of the country where there
could not be found who would desire to be
supporters of such work; and, to bring it to the
knowledge of such your friendly assistance is respect
fully solicited.
The following means have been adopted to promote
the great object of this undertaking The subscrip-
ton price has been put at the lowest possible rate
Three Dollars year for such a work-comprising
nearly 1900 pages of closely printed matter and ncl-
ding TWELVE FINELY ENGRAVED of the lead
ing members of the Democratic party-it must be evil
dent, is much cheaper than the same amount of such
matter ever before furnished in the u. States
The very first pens in the country are engaged in
assistance and furtherance of the project.
PREMIUM.-Any person forwarding Twelve Dollars
in current ~ funds for four years subscriptions will
be entitled to receive fifth copy of the ,oork for the
current gear gratis.
January, 1851. KETTELL g. MOORE.
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ILL & MOORE.


by virtue of Trust Deed executed to William Ezelle
ID ON lst August, A. D. 1845, by Walter Troup to
secure the payment of certain promsory notes therein
specified and by virtue ofa order of the District Chan
Gerry Court held at Columbus, appointing me as trustee
will expose for sale at public auction for cash. on
the 10TH May, 1851 at the door of the Courthouse
said county, in the town of Columbus, the following
negroes to-wit
lessee, Edmond, Lucy, Clara, Phillis, Sarah,
Margaret, Jane, Little lessee, Henry,
visibility Clifford, Pets, Will
Is, Nathan, Ben, Mley,
George and City;
Aso the Southeast quarter of Section g. with the ex-
cePton OF sixty-one acres of said quarter, lying
the Northeast side of Cockrill & Lawrence's
branch. The East of Southwest of
Section s ; and Northeast of Sec
ton II, except 40 acres off the
east end of said /, and the
North of Section 10;
All in Township Is, Range Is, East.
Such title as is invested in by said Trust Deed and
by the order of said District Court will be conveyed
and no other Sale within the hours prescribed by law
w. H. D. DARLINGTON, Trustee
columbus, March 28th. 1851. 9:7t