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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
NOR sALE-AN ELEGANr COUNTRY STAT AND

Il Isrm sitGatvc aorristonn, ~, j., containing
SIXTY choice land in high state Of cultivation
The dwelling house is large subtap.i a building forty
eight square, modern STYLE with marble inantefs
nahcgan, doors plated furniture, and piazza all roun
the outbuiidngs
built in the substantial The stock farming
indictments and furniture Of the house. will be sold with
tie place IL dc sired and immediate possession given. For
further particulars applyto -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

JjoUst ON STATEN ISLAND 70 LEr-A MODERN
built two story house Staten leland
larse parlcrs thre light and airy bed attic
and cellar with garden within three minutes walk
yenderhs Ian ding. beautifully situated the bay
Rent $40 till LIST Of May Inqsire No. % Broadway
M gfNir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

RRoADwAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL SOLE Les
- see a. IL Barrett ManagrDoors open IN; curtain
rises at TX Dress Circle Arquet 81 Family
hra Circles, = cents Gallery L cents Private Bos.s
tragedy Of HAhLLT-Hspilet, Mr. Waller King. Mr. liar
RS Laertes Mr. Hill RoneranE Mr. Reynolds Bernardo.
Mr.. johnson; Ghost Mr. frederiekF Horatio Mr. ~ B.
Clarke ophsii. h,ss Anar,Gpi Queen; Mr.: AbbSss 70
Placid. Mr. Davdge; Gen. Balan Mr. Hind; o. Brien Mr..
Shaw; Emma, Miss Olivia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

IN Cross streets. Paterson NJ J-1he proprietor Of this
house would spceuiy call the attent0n Of persons wis.,
Paterson to the superior u be found
thshoe IL situated in central part o. the city and
Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29


Il cal Hail. 44i Broadway between Howard and Grand
Streets open every night This justly celebrated and efficient
sorps talented and experienced performers under the sole
Of j. b. Fellows whose this city for
the past year. have been received with the greatest favor By
the elite fashion all of the Union. Fellows
Musical Hall Of the spacious and ventilated
buildings in the world Admission cents Doors
at o'clock. An afternoon concert
every Wednesday and Saturday for the especial
lntion Of iamilies commencing az three O'clock u NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29
TO cApIrALIsTs.-Ay VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE
NO LEAsE-FRANKLIN HOUSE BuILpINGa-rHE

tsge Containing six with kitchen aad cellar and
thirty feet long 1t ia situated ABOUT u
walk from the landing aud affords Of the most magni
views Of the North river scenery Rent $50 the lt
November. S2f0 to the LIST OF Aprt next Inquire
Francis Banchet 20 Sixth avenue before An or from
tosPM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-29

CoLoREp pAGuERsEoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CENTS
KINGS shysshi Rooms 100 bewsry sssyfen Graaa asd
hrs rate ssyfhs Dssnsrrso,yR are taken asd eolori
stance wall charge be made unless precs satisfaction
given.
1'HE BROTHERS THOMAS. FROM PARIS WHOSE
attention o. Al wishing have works otdecoraon
% q s i fS., s sss sai ss r. p ana o
and sudngs Tor apartments ana frames They have choice
selection = besutifai Rosssss Tor eslirg..
4 OOO POUNDS sEw NOVA SCOTIA SALMON.
~ new s,sssTs NJ ~ SsrT S A.s ssras Tor
MILITARY cLorHs-Two BALES BUFF ONE DO
VI Blue one o. Scarlet, Imported expressly Tor military
- wkkD. BABcocK Co. Park Row.
IL res dsiiy expected from Dominica and for sale by
X BRANCH LLDEfDGE. 70 Beaver street
Nav BERMUDA POTATOES -Two HUNDRED B,s.
and rs quality suitable M ~ sas p SSS n psa
ins. tor sale W MIDDLETON CO, f5Nsw street
nEIIcIous, ExnILARATING. AND CHEAP. ARE
~ ts Eve pound packages q Tea sold by the New York
sgS .sas -, X e@'sFss ;rsss sps ~ Gresn
JLNNr LIND DOOR PLATEs.-rHE SUBSCRIBER
ue sas.r a9 ps %' % t and ss .ss E p,.s
bctan Jenny Lind rsttern they are The most se.an
ana aienabe pa,ternssyer got Call and examine the
r. ROBERTS, So broadway. near Prince, lr,s.
To HoUsEKEEPERs.-wE RECOMMEND Our
Eel canSsabrss Grsadols. Chandeliers solar Lamps g.
Also, silver plated German silver Tea sets, go four
tore Basssts &C.. al MORGAN y ~ ws@ .,sss, -
tween Fulton and Ann. opposite the church.
1,HE UNION INDIA RUBBER CoMPANY.-wARE-
house ~ Nassau street.This company is Offering. q.
sonstrg In part q coat oaks ponohos army and navy
roods life rrsserysr earrsge cloths IndiA rattsr
''''' ''''''' '', JANIS BISHOP NJ President.
WARREN ArKrRNAN, Vice President
n WILLIAMSON Treasurer and seery.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-ALL yULcANIzED
~ s,s nsil ~ esss, s.a e;ss, solor nos
10 Ms ccvenent in bic license Goodyear infrnxe.
men Goodyear patsnta All dealers in purchss.
Coqdytars acknos edgsa rights with Horace H. Day him.
vas maker y ~ reeds md will be prosecuted accert
Dsy infringement urou Coodyears patents and ali
aeaers therein render themselves liable In damages, Mr.
~ behsl q TIE Hayward Rubber Company; Newark In
oa Kphter Manufacturing Company; L.. Candee; Ford q
Co shoe Associates, and Others
WHERR THEY HIDE
w On bcdstead joints. IN Wsinscot cracks
Wtere'er you see the bcdtug tracks,
And where the raaoheE hide.
Throw Lyons Powder. and full
They II staeser out A. ia 6woons
And die BY fmiciIr
Jet wholly p9is0nlcfs r. man
u this unfiTslled insect taa;
While the Magnetic rilis
VII srrsrssde both tars .na css.
~ kuinr "a TIE mice aua rna
IL dvcitinTs. tarna aa1 trfuf
h.Ftttic Powder tad rHi..
rEsYtoKs SUPFRI0R Transparent SCARS
- t..s ~ ~ stg really rratersrent seirs nste ia
t'at rlaats a is rsrt in Fhlk1tipAIA ARD Nss NsfN
~. ie .ua.,e "a te its.f y tae ad,er'ssss ("
ar. ngf Fit II Nsu l.tN ty uNH'a4t. Kr fs L NH
Brewer khnsly rstrisa, e.. a 81 y. 9. HtriI.s
smith.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

"Bpuare of the Kddcys" Il is said
thai n dashing widow recently entanele'i
with her bewiIchiug ri"glrtS rich lid
gentleman Of New York city, whom sh"
induced to part with real estate 10 the
amount Of $50 600. which sum she cnn.
verpd into bills nf credit aud dashed III
tn Europe IN lrle holiday excursion.
20 these inveigling vidders!"
CgThe value nf the reAlrstate. own.
ed hy the cnrporatiplnf tn, Ciiv Of New
York is nficially stated at $l9 sos. II =
So.
The Croton water works at Sl4327,-
5s3 o5
90 Nothing ,fiens the affection which
Won feel for an uncle's death like the re-
hectinn thar you have been remembered
in his will
~ All the locks Of the New York Ca
nal. west Of Syracuse. are To be forth
witt enlarged ~.i
IY The American Minister. lady am
am, at lsl advices. were on.a visit Il
Lord aud lady Ashbnt"n. .'.. ...
EY There is no less than ninp Edit0r
10 the two branches of the Wisconsin
Legislature
i-Y Matches are made in heaven Yes
was The. reply. and they are sometime
dipped in the other place
To- Some men are 90 unlucky hat wer
they Ia tnrn ha'ters. little boys would b.
born without heads.
TAnoRs. Since the lst of August, II
900 faiInrs have em'grated from Lnnd !
to The United States. and 600 more ar
intending 10 come in the Spring.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

y CALIFoRNIA From the accounts given
of matters on The PaciHr side nl the con.
tineni, San Francisco il The wonder al
III age. A AdescrpIiuu nl but one years
operations IN that CRY shows hHw cxrn
ordinary aud SurpIisiug ils growth has
boen in that shurt period Dntng the
year 1850 there have entered tho port "i
San Francisco. from all inrelgu potts.
l743 vessels: in the same period the nnm
her nf vessels which cleared was i6l
The vessels arriving have lauded upon
the Pacific sho 81 35 1913 males, aud !.
249 females. The number which have
left by said vessels aud steamers durlng
the sams time wac 26,5g3 males. aud 5
females.
The total value nf mprchaudse rpcriv.
ed from Nnvemhe, 2lN, lsi9. to Sep
lembrr Both 1850, in dnmrstc vrsseIs,
WIS S797 275 10; tonnage uf vessels, 81,
049 ions. Tual amnuni nf mttChnndisc
received in foreign vpssrIS duruy the
same pprinh. SO ISL o62 65j tonnage of
vessels, Isl ,60i The amount ut gold
shipped durlnu tho year was S2oA4l,
5SI; bullion received, Sl.722 6a. There
are nnw iw" lines nf steamships IuuuiuQ
regularly from the lSlhmnS. winch ARE
cnn,pussd of eleven steamships. THIS
number Of steamera. ruuuing between
San Francisco aud Panama, is greater
than the number employed ia the had'
between New York aud LiPvrPn"l, nu'
New York aud Havre combined. There
are besides ive other steamers cogage'
in the Panama aud Oregon trade. Their
are employed IN lhe liver trade fn'ly sl'
steamers. with an aggregate tonnage "
s $3.50 Tons. San Francisco has a ppi MA
tion of 5000, which supports seven tnI
ly papers. as many as PhiIalrlphia ha
with 100000 populAtim. But few
months ago there was nothing m SaI
francisco but 'cottnu houses Jaw tho',
are one hundred aud seven luilesuf strrett
laid nut. one quater of whtrh is hul)l up
on and "ccupled. aud over ievru miles %
Il substantially pIanked SiAly hrcl
houses have been buih. md ne mann,
insurance company has Just becn ,rarte,
with calital Of Of half million a
dollars. These are some oflhr change
which have been produerG IN san Ftau
cisco. and they defy parallel IN the hi;
tory of any other cnuutry.
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

The C0NGRgss PRiNTING The con.
tracts for the printing Of fihelhir'y second
Congress were opened at Washington on
Monday. and the largest portion awa'd'
ed 10 Mr.. Rivcs. The prices accepted
are said To br below those Of the present
Congress. Mr.. Hamilton, of Philudel,
phls, was the lowest bidder Of the re.
manider.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
aht lanlastrr Q1alettr.
s'a1nT.iay 15veuIag TvD. 10 ls5l


EARraoUAKE.-The Valpareis" keP"t
or says that Chill was visited on The ON :
of December, with the severrs' sh"ck o.
an esrhaaaks which had occnrredi"r a
number Of years. The earthquake was
srmnver At Santiago thanit W sat Val.
paraiso. Il lasted sixty sernndS- Tue
dwelling houses wert much injered The
s decorations. Of the church of the Com
pania" was defaced aud broken. The
palace of the Government was badly
cracked in front. Ono pers,n lost his
life 10 The Plaza by blow from tile
An hour aud half afterwards another
sliehler sIu,ck was felt. The sound anl
the moiion appeored 10 come f'om The
North.
A person writing from Santiago, state
that ou the 5,h inst, the Volcano Of th'
Poltill0 broke out in an eruPliun. ThI
was the day preceding the eartbqusk
which caused so much alarm. IL is sal
TO have been in perfectly quiet c"ndt
tion since ls45.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
BE a&NTLR.
MoRp ra uusRANps.

De aenils. for ye atie know ~
90 How maiiy trials rise.
Atthanslit6 thee The, inny be smul,
TO her 0f pialfl size, -'l h','-'t =
Be gentle! though perchance Tint lip
May speak murmuriug tone.
The heart may hent with kinduess yet
Aud JOS be thine nwll.
Be grmilel weary hmrs uf pain
Ills w,unnll's lni lu bear:
Then yiel her what snpport thnn canst
-, And all her suiTUws share.
De Seutrl L,r the nol,lest h aris
Arlhes mny have some grief
And even IN - p-ltish word
May seek to find relief
Be gentle! for r-unkindnrs INV
May ronseRD angry s'1rm;
That allthr after wears nf life
In vain may Try to calm. '
Be gentle! none Bre perfect here
ThOn'ri dearer far than lie!
Then husband hear, aud still lorbeari
Be gentle Ia thy wife.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Love AND SrICIDE.--A young German
druggist. named Baltcher, IN the apo'he
cary Of Mr.. Stein. on Make, street.. be-
tween Floyd and Preston, Louisville com
miitpd suicide by taking large dose o
laudanum. on the 2d inst. The cause as
signed fur The rash act is stated 10 have
been German girl, To whom he was at
tuched. aud who went sleiRhing with
another young man on Sunday even.
iIO,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Wan UPON THE CLERKs.-Mrs Oak
Smith, the poetess, aud very able wriier.
thus concludes an nlicle written IN adVo
cacy nf "woman's tights"
There is M inherent dignity in the
womgn who steadily purSues a vocation
"f cmolumen, " reputation; we k mru
may cuu ynu masculine and unIrm,niur
| hut the great vhice nf q d within the
suul eXloIlA li"m them an instructive
homage. aud when the sex shall have
assorted their full rights Ia any anI all
,nsiliona fnr which their aculues are
hest adapted refusing To barter thrir
wumln fpr wealth. NJ position, choosing
tabor az a go,l, by which they ealn III,
licd tn Independence, Individuality an,
respect. one great step will have heel
hnkrn Ia the gieai noVemeui at relnlm
Men uiH thcA retire fran bchmd coS"''T'
and lrasc n raa GcM nj hgh occ@Pot,o.
! for Me geaiier mr; ttcy 'o,H PoStak
lthcmAeircs 10 me p'oH om'i moc6'ne shoI
and irare 0c uoyI eftasie 10 'eomea."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

HENDERsoN's THAI The testimony
ia lhis case, at New Orleans. On the part
Of the Government, was brought tn n
close nn the lst inst. when tho court ah.
jnururd until Monday morning. The
defence were then to be examined. and,
as they are but few. the case will proba'
bly, he argued the next day.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

VALRNriNEs The entire number of
Valentines which passed through the
the Laucasrer Post OTico IN yesierday
was 379. II is only within the past
yoer or two that any attention has been
paid 80 the day, aud were it moi that 50
many carica,nrcs are sent, nouo would
complain Of the observance Of the day
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

IMPoRTANT DECISION In a case brought
before The Supreme Court "f Prnnsylvo'
MIA. from Delaware county. it was decid-
ed last week that in public sale where
a person is employed Ia run mp" the
property, and make the purchaser pay
more than if none but bond fdc bidders
bid for IL, the sale ia fraudulent aud void,
go far that the purchasers is not obliged 10
take the property struck uf' To him.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
A MoDGL TowN The f,llowiue whicl

A MoDGi TowN The fallowiug which
we.fnd in,he Cayusa Telegraph. we
sEn,nld ihink is yi,houtparallel: a.
r''onr lawn is without a papprr-not a
man, woman Sr child, within The hor,lers
Of Sprigpuri. whois reduced to the ne.
crsslly Of lmnkinptn the town fnr head,
cIntl,iug nr sheI,eIl So we are informed
by Peter B Wood, vyrrseer nf the poor.
And So ffre,uaiIy has he, vetoed the
hqunr lrafiic. that nune venture Ia tamper
with it within his Jurisdiction Soihouah
he yet has his office. his "occupaliun's
gone" Anoiher lhihg-or town eoiIrc'
Tor. Samuel NJ Smith. made his returns
To thu cnuniy trrnsurer aud took his dis
sharge week before his warrant ex
pirrd. wi houI returning solitary case
as non culIecla6lr,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

A CnNTRNsT IN CHARGEs.- a rcsolu.
tinn has passed The Delaware House to
pay George Read Riddle, Mite hundred
dollBrs for hjs services 10 finding aud re.
setting the bnundary ol0nr, making the
whule rnst of ihe commission to thai
Slale 81 $50. The commissioner. Mr.,
yre, employed nn the part Of Penusyl'
vnnia. received thee dollars per day for
eighlY Que dnys.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

CLosg QuANTERs, IL can tell bet
,prMory than Mot." added tho captain,
81 felt pretty considerably Iri.ky one
day, and wen, upthe lightning rod hand.
over hand. as high as the vane. | had Il
fist rate prospect up there-bn' that
aint all. A thunder cloud came over.
aud saw It was gniug To strike the
srrcple. So got ready, aud whrn the
crack came | gave one leap up, lot the
lightning strike aud run down and then
caught hold again"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

to keep much IhrStT anu npIe BVITVIHI
that can be found elsewhere aud that BY making theI
purchases romus, they will not only obtain cheaper
but will BE- saved the trouble and necessity otrurHiHg
all oUer toipa TO find the different articles theH ma
need, Lancaster November 6, 1S5C
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

WuAT pla = Gdiigaaai states that I"
man dniug lately NJ a restaurant s'sa'
Bouleaux, mpdc bet with some cam
pnuious that he would rai Ipr has d'nnrt
rae whatever they might take c" ke"'
winch hr won. by getting through brei
slenk, n mutton chop, pork ch"p. and .
dish of smcls, and apparently suffered
40 Inconvenience frnm hia meal
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

Texas AND Hen DeBr.-The Phila.
,leIpha American publishes letter from
E. ID. Whitney, an intelligent merchant
Of that city. WIN has recently returned
from visi to Texos, in which he asserts
very confidently the opionion that the
new Stale will puncIually redeem all her
obligations. lie was great paius 10
make himself acquainted with public sci
,imen, on the subject, and this is his o.
pinion as to the result.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
X rHTuCKY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY, mt rovingtap, Aeniueky
W. B. ROBBINS, PREsiDENT.

w
A. L. GREtR, VIcE PREsIDESr
]. r. PAYSON, SEcRETARY.
BOARD OF DrREcToRs. ls gl
", B. ROBINS Is; MoRGAN 8&SaNSO a + GREER GRGER'
H. J. N + y MoREHEAD, sOlrclroh. Si
R. tPRETLoW, NJ. d., PAYsic1AE,l .-.s Be-
J.B. CASEY, CH'N Com. ON FrNANcE,
TIME terms upon which this Company insure Life
are peculiarly favorable to the Insured ;-much
more so it is believed than the terms Of any other
Life Insurance Company, to-wit: 1-
The great security afforded in Guaranty Fn1d Of
Sf00000 $2000O Of which has been paid in cash, and
10000 secured in the safest manner, by Bond and
Rates Of Premium greatly reduced fromth rates Of
other Companies, and more equally graduated;
Insurance. Tor the benefit Of married women secure
from the creditors Of their husbands; ..,iy {g..f
. The insured not liable to assessmentsior losses;
7 No extreme hazards taken by this companyi JJ
An annual dividend to all policy holders payable iH
cash; ,lso additions made to Life Policies every five
Years; 49, lil.g.. .,r, r, t--.t.. 80
Policies issued upon application without delay caus
ing no loss Of Insurance to the parties.
Lives Of eithtr insured between the ages o sour
teen and sixty inclusive for year, five years, oS
tor life. .+i.tttl
The Pamphlets and Tracts published by the Comps.
nv will be found TO contain much valuable information
Respecting tn, nature, principles, application and beT
ets Of Lille Insurance. Also, an examination of the
plans Of the other Mutual Companies Of country,
and full explanation Of the plan proposed by this
company, togeth,r with various tables, one showing
the rates Of premium for the term Of life Of several
companies, compar, with the rates of this company
and another giving the rates Of this company for all
ages and terms at which Insurance is made II
Pamphlets and Tracts furnished gratis and appliea-
| tions received and forwarded by NM. P.ChEhD,
! Agent at Lancaster, Ohio,
DIR. JAMES WHrrn, Medical Examiner. y y
ootooer " looV i,s7s4 da e3rft-gfzri3S ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
ExTRAuR MARY FERrrLrY = Wheal

ExTRAOR, MARY FERTrLTrY = Wheat
= Bisnop Holiday, residing IN Utah Ter
ritnry. on South Cmlnnwund Greek. a.
bnut ten miles south of The Great Salt
Lake City. raised. from nhe b,ishel snw
lug one hundred aud eighty bushels Of
he choicest aud ceaUest whear. measur.
ed up. aud 1t weighed plump sky pounds
tu the busheI. THIS hdshpl was sowpd
in drills upon three nr fur acres of
ground aud seasnunbly irrigated. his
same gentleman informs Us that his wheat
was better tins last season than twas the
yrar prrvinus. and he felt confident that
. purtiun of his last crnp w"uld produce
twu hundred bushels from one bushrl
sowing, though nh then thrpshrd nu.
That is truly n great cnuntry for wheat,
but il requires much labor and attention
during The season of irl rlgaii0u; aud con
nectrd with this operation there are many
little things Ia be observed, or you will
rain your crap Every new settler can
learn them all from the experience ni
those whowere there before him NJ
Country that we ever saw can equal il hu
vines. aud vrgrt bps 0i all kinds Mrl
ans in great abundance are producrd
there oi The largest size and richrstguHl
| lry thai we ever saw. II is nOl natural
for Indian toru, yet ills grown there. and
The land has been maGe to produce 6fl,
bushels 10 the acre; though This is an un
common yield.
Farmers hrciu to snw wheat there il
August, aud continue tn sowevery month
nd perhaps every week. when frost dors
not prevent, untl rhp next June; and
unu the 20lh of June they begin To har.
vest, aud continue harvesting their wheat
until the fInwing November We lefI
there On the : 81 day of October. and the
vurs were all IA green aS summer; aud
many pieces Of whea, were not harvested
but were us tntning while;and we said
urely. this is the country where "tlt
plnwmen nVerlake the reapprs
In this cnnntiy, when wheat is ripe. i
has To be harvested or the crop is lost
Not 20 there. 1t may stand in the field
month after IL ia ripe. aud lake no harm
IL is different sOrl of wheat fium ours
; When early wheat IL harvested in tina
: country, by irrigaiing the slnbbIr,gr"up
n second growth springs ont from Ih
rnnrs Of the slnbbe aud mt from tn
seed, aud often comes tu maturity tn
: same year This is usually the case wit
oats - FOntier GVardlan.25M ut.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

INCREASED l(tCtIPrs "F FLouR - The
receipt, ol -four at New Ohesus. ny ro
the 30rh ult exceed lhnse To same date
last year by over twn hundred and fifty
thousand barrels.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

New ORLE ms MiNT Daring seven
teen days preceding the 3lst Of January,
there were 25 500 double euglrs, ldS .000
half dollars coined at The New Orleans
Mint. amnunling 10 $blS coo. The u.
mount Of gold. inlust bullion and ipgots,
IN hand, was SO 900 600
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20
NIOore's aMd PcHnock'S
1DATENE NVE7E u DRILLS

For Drilling Wheat, Rye, OATS, Corn, BarleH Beans
Peas, &c. SC. SC.
VVNHESE Machines operate well on all kinds of land,
T. x are not miur d by coming in contact with rocks,
roots, &c. They will liant point rows and irregular
shaped fields, without sowing any pa twice over.
They will with for two horses, plant from 10 to
IL acres per day of Wheat, Rive, Oats, Bari and
other small grain. They will readily plant from II
to 10 acres par day of Corn, B ANS. Peas, &C.
They will save from to 3 pecks of seed per acre,
and Weld from 20 to e5 per cent than broadcast
Seeding by distributing the grain uniformly at any
desired depth, and leaving ridge Of earth between
the rows The roots Of the young plant protect
ed during the winter by the action of the frost and rain
mouldering the earth upon them, instead of being
thrown out and exposed in broadcast On this ac-
count the stalk is strong andless subj ecto Indew,
and ia not 30 liable to injury by fly. The farmer is
frequently prevented by rain from narrowing in his
grain ator Is sGWn; & wnfh narrowing Is 10, n"I
t work nj onCN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

T'V7TF W I1''''.V'7'- I71'aVVI'
"Ayer's Cherry Pectora is one OF the most valua-
BILE preparations that has under ournotee After
careful examination, we do not hesitate to say we
have large appreciation of its merits and the fullest
conld nee in its usefulness for coughs and lung com
plants .
DR.. Brewster, Of Windham county, Connecticut
sends us the following testimony
DR.. James c, Aver ear SiE-l close you a GER
tflcate from Mrs Catharine 4 CSdy' highl r,sp Ct
able lady OF this village, wife OF Mr Seth Cady, De-
putty Sheriff, Nindham county. Connecticut. The
cure IN her case was very prompI, anu mas auraeeu
general att ntion. W A. BREWSTER Nj. u,
" Est KILLrNGLT, CoNNEcrIoUT, Sept. y, lo4S.
This may certify that was afflicted win as we're
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-20

IR Judge Sharkey has written n let
ter in which he salrs that the people Of
Mississippi are now fully satisfied with
the compromise.