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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17
4. 1851
Attention.

Attention.
HAVE lately received large supply Of
i India rubber TO put on my gin and mill pull
leys, which viii cause them torun nearly n
horse draught lighter | will warrant my horse
mills to grind ten bushels per day more than
the average mills Of the country, and make as
good or better meal.
have now a mill in operation at my factory
and solicit the patronage Of those who want
good meal. Any one wishing to purchase mills
can see It's performance at any time.
IS. ALEXANDER.
March -, 1881. mss
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MARSHALL STREET, JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
IIoiesdie D,aiers in Dry Goods Grccer1es, d,
J1AViNG been selling dry goods at whols.
i sale in New Orleans for the last scvsa
wears. to merchants throughout Texas. ArkaA.
,.s aud the Southern States generally ; and asoss
Of our firm will be- constantly in the northern
and New Orleans markets, from whom we shaA
receive fresh supplies by every boat during .sA
boating season, We feel confident Of being abb
iokecpon hand y general assortment Of goods II
every description suitedto the market aud coss.
iry wheh will comprise every variety v
Staple al fancy dry goods,
Groceries OF all kinds,
Provisions aud fruits,
Boots, shoes, and brogaDs,
Clothing, hats, caps,
Saddlery trunks,
Hardware, cutlery,
trackery, glass, and stone ware,
Tools, farming implements,
Stationery, &c, &c,
all Of which will he sold upon liberal terms,
and 81 prices u course as loir those II any oh.
er house Country merchants arc respectfully
invited 10 call upon us When IN market
\. u. We have Row on the way from New
York large and desirable assortment Of ~.
sonahlr dry goods.
April ~, 1851. nt2 ~
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STEWART 4 BAILEY.

NOTICE
THIS is 10 certify that have appointed
i. Wade c. MoseIey my general agent, 10
settle all my outstanding business for me, and
in my name, to sue and be sued in all cases Of
claims for n against me, as though | was
personslly present.
DANIEL MOSELEY.
Harrison CO., Texas. Feb. 10 1851. 3Atr
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~ Us.or of Surgery,
srofs.sor Of Theory HI


"a. i ~ l. (Uicin<.
RnD Powell, ". D., Professor Of Phys
egJ, Pathology, Aiaeralogy and Gec!-
j. HI. N. n Professor Of Maicria Mcdics
Trapeaiics, and Medical Jurisprudence.
J. 104sa Sanders, A. d., NJ. d., Professor Of
Cm3essy and Pharmacy.
J. ~ Wilson. n. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
m4Oissascs Of Women and Children.
cLsxtorK LEcrHRsns.
~ Ss-rrofesssr II. ]. liulcc
0usHQy-Pruf.ssns X. y. Newton.
q Freeman, u. D., Anatomical Dcmonstra.
III Stss fos full course Of lectures amount
20 9lte
- profsssos's Ticket, SIS. Mairicula-
terA Demonstraters Fee, $40. Gradua-
Th94 desiring further information, will
rles1s dlsess their letters post paid to the
Dcaa hid students arriving in the ritH will
plesse ~ on him ut the Commercial Hotel.
X. =. NEWTON, NJ. u.
Dean ef he Faculty.
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STEAM MILL.
'I>IiE subscriber takes Ibis method of inform
i ing his patrons and the public generally
that his Steam Saw and Grist Mil, situated
about one and quarter niles norlh-wes, from
Marshall, is now IN operation, and in good order.
lie Is prepared to accommodate, orders at short
notice, aud on reasonable terms, for cash, OF
on credit to puuc,ual dealers. The following
are the prices, per 1000 feet:
Lumber board measure, SiJ 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
l.aihing and paIisg side and
edge measure, 20 90
The gr-t mill Will nj all times he in opera
ton. Sacks brought To the Mil must be plain
iy marked, or there will be no responsibility for
loss
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when no, paid IN advance. All sum, on credit
will be considered due on the hrst day of De-
ccmber Of the current year.
a. D. BURRESS.
January 4, 1851 ulsv
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SAMUEL c. r. FORD, WN. a. SALMON.
LNRD e. SALMON, House Carpenters and
l. JoineYs. take this method of Informing the
citizens Of Marshall and It's vicinity that they
wll carry on the above business in all It's va
rions branches. Their work viii be done ac-
cording 10 order, and will be neatly executed
and puncluaily attended to.
Give us u cali We work cHEAr, for cash
or good arrangements.
Shop on Washington A,cnuc, south Of the
public square. near the Marshall Hotel.
February %, 1851. san33y
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JEFFE hsoN.
NEW GOOnS.

NEW GOODS.
yI>iIE undersigned recently returned I'm.
New Orleans with a well selected .aorL
of goods. since which time he has r,ceiveI n
addition supply. Iii. goods are well adsp.eS
to the market, and embrace such article. - a..
usually TO be found in country stores. nm.
motto is to sell cheap, and make quick return.
of ready cash. He hopes that persons coni.v
to Jefferson will give him call
MAO p. NJ. GRAHAM.
Jefferson Water-Curc EslablIsAne1.
lar. SAMUEL. CAREY would respectfsli.
IL inform the citizens Of Eastern Texs. ih.t
he is now h,,ing up his buildings IN this pLaes
ioa the reception Of patents who src des;,osa
Of testing the practical application Of IL
Water Cure,
Having praeiiecd nineteen years under ~
AlIopnthlc system, and for the Last two yes,1
under tie Water Cure, md having beeene
fully convinced Of the superiority Of the latts
over al other known practice, he hattcrs IN.
self tina, he viii be able TO give general nlh.
faction 10 all those who are laboring sx1>e
chronic, nervous, or acute diseases, Of whatsvee
type.
The wonderful cures effected by IIydropsihv
in the various countries Of Europe, aid In ~
Northern States, las established the fact ~
this practice is now no longer ~ experimsst.
and tina, nearly all the diseases incident 10 h.
mainly can be treated more certainly, speedily.
and cllectually by This, than by any otAe
known practice.
Many Diseases pronounced ncurable by nd
icnes, or which haze baiil,sl the skill Of the
most eminent practitioners Of other sys,enA
have yielded, rs ii by magic, TO tho all.healiae
powers Of the Water Cure.
Females hborng under complicated diasases
peculiar to their sex, and who have failed 70
ind relief from medicines, will fluid the Ws,es
Cure IN invariably safe and cllicacous remedy.
| Those wishing information with = view l.
try the Water Cure a, this establishment, OF Ia
reference to following course Of treatn,eat u
home, will meet with prompt attention sy ~
dressing postage PAID
DIR. SAMUEL CAREY,
Jefferson. Ciss county, Texas.
n B.--Dr. Carey will continue to practice b
Jefferson aud vicinity, rs heretofore, under \
Their system, as the patient may desire.
October q, 1850. rtsy.
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HJDH LUCAS sAALs $. bHAfDER, IN.
7 ucAS & BRANDER, General Grs.ers,
II 10 Canal, and Is Ctassnian streets, be-
tween the new CustomhDusc and the river,
New Orleans, la. n5T
IL J. HART " co, Grocsrs and Cem-
lie mission Merchants, No. 10 Tchoupitoulas
street. New Orleans. Dealers ia Liquors of
all kinds Brandy, GIN Whisky Rum Wines.
Cordals, Teas, Coffee, Sugar, segars, Tobacco,
s;uipha,e Of Quinine by the case, ard staple
Drugs; Paper, all kinds; oils, spices, pickles,
kelehup-, soHp. starch. hams lard bacon, butter,
cheese, beef, pork, and oil kinds ot sayie end
fancy Groceries, ~ Colenan's patent undu-
latofy corn mills. ni9y
7. FORBES. c. FORBES
N e. q. FORBES, Groccrs md dealers in
i Western Produce, No. so Tchoupilonlsa
street, New Oflean~ mai y
+ MERRY, HENDERSON. & co, Com.
Y mission Merchants, GO Magazine street,
New Orleans. nigy
Refer 10 Messrs. Try 4 Ward. Jefferson ;
Tarrant u Henderson, corscann--TcSns
y o. NELSON a. Co, Commission Der.
-. chants, New Orleans.
y o. Nelson, New Orleans L.. Banksmlth,
New Orleans: H. C.. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank 7. a. Mel.
son, Athens, Ala.
Dee. II, 1850 no2G en-
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4 RRnAlR INFINITE.

t80AkB uN0IJJU1Es
- niyo neeed II Manager, appoint
131STwsAsil Ls1es Ne. n. ss~sssce to
20 eni1b - ~ "a ssraion Of ths lns<itasc
r.--re~S Soahs l7,h Frhrusry under tie
800 - ~ Fxslv = Teaches, to wit:
wusps. n..rs1rrf
~ - = - 49, - n..;.,
-. 49,. ra.,cr,,.<r,
N. ~ ir.srrr Jy;ss. MuGe Piano
n.'...., - f.,nr. MI
80 co.. -.
s ~
-. n--..-..-.- yov,hor,.,bx
- ~ e sS 1870. -. .si.ls;
-. ~ ""N"s' Ps' " am M
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We viii furnish Bagpirg Rope, and Plan
ta'on supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house.
EVANS. GREGG, & KEY.
sx>WlBtLl a. EDWARDS, Copy-r, Tn
J. and Sheet Iron Workers, No ~ New
lcyee. between Gravier and Poydras streets
are prepared 10 do all kinds of worl, in the
a owe line Steamboat aud Plantation work
done in the best manner, on The shortes, notice.
on the most reasonable fer,nc. Also, on hand
a large assortment Of Cooking, STRAIN Roai
dHd Bar Room Siotes, of every size and de-
scrotion: also, all kind of House work,
suen az Gutter Pipe, Spout, &c. All orders
thankfully received, aud promptly attended to.
TWiBll.L g. EDWARDS.
New Orleans, June 20, 1850. NJ Is
Nais iiopi. Clinton Fora. reytoa = t;rurss
HOYT, FORD, a. GRAVES Factors and
IL Commission Merchants, II 81. Charles
street. New Orleans nlgy
LROST e. co, No. 10 Magazine street,
- Ehofcsais dealers IN honts Shoes brorans,
hats ard caps, suitable for the country trade
also Pain Lea, Campeachy, and Msr lean
Hais
Having house at the North, We are con.
stantly receiving fresh supplies Of the above
goods at the lowest u''ces.
Country dealers are ,,iy!ted TO call and exam.
Inc our extensive stock. y2u33 y
1OtfN q. COCKS & co. Commission Mer
- chants, No. II, ST. Charles street, New
Orleans. v2nl7y
Is. GKiMBl.E, Successor to Grimble L.
~ Montgomery Cotton Factor and Cam.
m',s'an Merchant, No. II Poydras street. New
Orleaus nai I'm
X y. KENDALL. a. co, Wheassa!, Gro
ANs Gers, corner Of Crayicr and Tchoupi,ou.
~ .'.seA' new Orleans yint7y
4, - ks4.t.y, :! J.. Ra-hvifs If u. So,o 4 ~ mai,
(utskLf, ROCHELLE, u BLAIR, Com
= r'fssson Merchants, No. So, Gra,cr street.
Nv" VT l'a' pi7v
II NEERING A. WILEY, CosLy,,,, :, y,
~ courts and general Newspaper and T,,;,.L I
III Asents, No. 81 Camp street. New orlern.
RgrEKExcEs: :
ka.sdsn, Kss4aA 4 Col Ed Jsaxer Core.
Y Coseour "a. Iss4c Bridge.
Cysrket, Frsa 4 ca ". Judsoa.
ai'iisser 4 As1erssa ~. J. s. Cy5xs.
- g. D. Fssasr. "a q. Margin.
- ~. Hysaoa. ~. A. Ursfer.
= 4ses = 100. no 366
"a u MORRISON, WAste.sis ilr.ouit.
air !. Psiats. l,iIs, GlAse' Nv
A AaGasna slstet, ~ q, |
t7s1s 4 Il ~ naI1 "a
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W NIL. 4. A. rgkYtR, ]. ". shthr.
IT'LL, FRAZER, 4 SiIEDD, Attorneys al
| / Laie, Marshall, Texas wall practice in the
Supreme and District Courts of the State, and
the Courts of the United States for theStltc
of Texas nj ~
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.,x,.r ~ u, riHEcI,
q PIERCE, Physicians and sur
gems, tender their professional services 70
shc citizens of Marshall and vicinity, II 'he
various branches Of their profession.
Office No. Johnson new brick building
uar.Lau Nav. 10 lsio. MO ly.
mrs. ]. B NAUGilr & II. l.. GlNENS'
- having entered into u eopaftnershlp ~ 'he
practice of physic tender their professional
services to the citizens Of Rusk and 'einiiy.
We hope by close attention 10 get hbefa'
share of patronage We will charge 80 cents
mileage. day or night: one dollar per visit IN
town, and viii charge for but Two visits per
day. We VIII charge for medicine IN all cases
Rusk. Cherokee Goa Jan. !, 1880. nao y
IL, 4. ~ ". ~. DIAL,
PhVsiciaas. Surgeons, and Obdcfr'cfans,
NVviI.l.practice their pfoicssioni ~ partnership
w and one OF both may at all times he found
a, their old stand an ihc north side Of the public
square. In all cases OF Importance The services
Of both will be given without nm additional
fee. They viii keep the hnest selection oi
medicines and furnish their patrons II desirable
Marshall January LIST. 1851. n9s y.
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Southwestern / ooh Store, No. SO, Grarier
Street. Nem Orleans.
r-Ffrlr JOHN BALL has Just opened the
<--L@lxI above establishment, and will keep
aAzAA constantly on hand Il large aud
a raiuable collection of Theological. Niasdard,
and Miscellaneous BookS, which he offers at
prices much lower than heretofore sold at in
tho South.
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and others wish
ing Books aud siaisoacry TO sell again, he
would respectfully invite their attention TO his
large stock Of School BOOKS, Sicpie and Fancy
stationery dc.
He is also agent for the METHODIST BOOK
CONCERN, and Keeps full supply of all their
books on hand, a; publication PRICES.
JOUN BAIL.
56 Grarier street, Neo Orleans.
January 4, 1851 ma w.
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Tux. n W EA,lES, having permanently
IL located in Marshall, respectfully tenders
his medical services 20 he public generally
Office one door east of DR.. iophg's brick
building. ,anioy
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nfpHsK wINngfTIp. JAaRs rRict.
NlNGFIEi.D, TRiCE & co, Tnbacco. and
w General Commission Merchsals, No. %
Grasicr street, New Orleans.
Dee. IA, 1850. non6 ~
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Co,IE ONE: COME All.
pLOuG CHS. pLOU q n 81


Encourage Home MANUFACTURES
~ -, WE have in operation, ~.
en- mics southwest Of M
Al4sa1 shall u foundcry for plouslA
and other castings and arc now manufacturing
u superior Plough, to which We invite the =
icn'ion Of the planters Of Harrison aud sdjoe
npcouhties
These ploughs arc inferior to zone, and -
sold as low as any plough Of equal qualiy
They are warranted for six months; Of, Il
broken in that time, by returning the beosM
piece, a new piece will be- given in exchange
Specimens can be seen either at the fouR1ay
or at Evans, Gregg 4 Keys, our agcnta u ~
shall, who are prepared TO I'LL all orders.
Terms-CAsn
SANDERS T. STE WART.
II We will pay ~ cents per pound fss ~
castings, delivered either at the foundery. o. 4
Evans, Gregg u Keys, payable in css.iags~
goods. s2nl6yl 8. 4 q
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~ vi Peasants Wilson, & Coz Fdciors and
C,mmissioi Merchants, No. 90 Common street,
New Orleans.
VIII make liberal cash advances on consisn-
nicnis Of cotton, and use all their experience
and diligence to promote the interest OF those
Who ahip 10 them.
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We win furnish Bagpiug, Rope, and Plan
ta'ion supplies to Planters shipping to III,
above honse.
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~ QkRlDON, Wkstessls ilr.Ngisf,
eisv y PsiAts, Oils, 0l~ss' ~
Y =. A Aa1asaa sNstes, ~ u
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T. DUNBAR ". J.. BUCHAsAs
VNUNBAR & BUCHANAN, Commsssaon
~ NersAdns and Whnsesalc Gr0cers, ~
t,yry,,r street. New Orleans nsJy.
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n EW ORR 4 ANS.

II A. HEBRAKD. Drs Goods Store. whole
/ ssIr and retail, NJ. 10 Canal street, New
Orleans May
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Jefferson. Cass county, Texas.
" B--Dr. Carey viii continue to practice b
Jefferson aud vicinity, rs heretofore, under d.
Their system, as the patient may desire.
October IA 1850 nloy
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13

HEORGE J. BITLER has associated with himself
'" CHRISTIAN NJ. BERRY, and the business at
the above Foundry will be hereafter conducted under
tho frm.name of BTTLER & BERRY.
The Speedwell Foundry has been enlarged and i'm
proved. They have added a Steam Engine and are
now prepared to do any kind of work in their line
All their work will be done in the most substantial
and improved manner and warranted
Copper, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware.
They have purchased of Mr.. JOHN Work the es.
Establishment conducted by hint on main-Strcet, one doc,
East of the Checkered Store. where they intend &c
continue the business in all its various branches. They
will always keep on hand and manufacture to order all
kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet-lron Ware, which will
DO made in the best manner and soldat the loves rates
Stoves, HOlIOw-Ware and PlOughs.
In connection with the other departments of theil
business, they intend TO bcstow a due share of atten,
ton to the manufacture and sale of Stoves, Hollow
Ware and Ploughs. They will always be supplied
with an assortment of Cooking, Parlor, and other do
s~cTiptions Of Stoves, of the latest and most approved
patterns, such as Resorts Double Oven, Rochester
Universe, Preference, President and Bucks Cookin.
Stoves. They have also the RoUGH AND READY
CooKING STovE. which at this time is stalking the leac
OF all others and is a superior article.
Their stock OF Hollow Ware. such as Sugar Kettles
Pots, .Skillets, Ovens, &C., will always be large enough
to suit the market.
They will manufacture and sell low the following
descriptions Of PLOUGHS-Rushyille, Longs Cast
Kings Barshear, and will soon commence manufac
turing a Patent Steel Plough, which can in an instani
be changed for two or three horses, These Plough.
will always DO put up with especial care and OF thu
best material. They will always have on hand Elk,
IRA SHARES Tor those that may need them
Gatlin's Premium Wheat Drill.
They intend also to manufacture for the next season
the above Wheat Drill. 1t is one OF the very best in
use and can be sold for Fifty Dollars, and will be in.
sured to work well. This drill feeds with an Augel
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
~ Without intending any disresp.

70 Without intending any disrespect
10 the author of the article in the last
Telegraph, we must respectfully decline
a controversy with an anonymous scrib-
bier, especially when he answers us Ivy
retailing the SANDERS ofthe very individ
ual whose character is in controversy.
He must first prove that Medary is an
honest and consistent politician, before
he can make use Of what he has read in
the columns Of the Statesman. We al.
vice him to go to some other source fol
the truth.
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The amount in the last columnin the a.
boye table shows what the individual
worth the sums in the corresponding first
column, will have TO pay towards the
construction of the road.
Itis hardly necessary to rccur again to
the profits of the road as realized in the
advance Of real aud personal property.
The farmer, with taxable property as a
bove, who has eggs, butter, chickens, tur
keys and geese TO sell, can by a compar
ison with the city prices, figure up an ad
di;ional annual income equal TO the a.
bove sums, without having recourse To
his wheat, his corn, his oats, his cattle or
his real estate, That all these Articles do
go up in price in the vicinity of railroads.
experience has demonstrated, and that
the market price here will DO enhanced
there can be no doubt. The easiest
cheapest and quickest mode of commuui.
cation must recommend itselfto a farmer.
the same as the best plough or the best
,hreshing machine. andexperience puinls
with unerring certainty in this age to the
steam car as the best ofall possible modes
for the transportation ofaII articles To and
from a certain point.
Next week. it possible, we will lay be.
fore our readers the relative cost oflrans,
portation by railrad and canal. .
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DUBLIC SALE.-The undersigned will offer at
Il public sale at his residence in Pleasant township,
about six miles northwest Of Lancaster. on Friday the
Dist day Of March, 1851, the following property, to-
wit:-Three head Of Fresh Mich Cows.
Some Young Cattle; | four horse Wagon and Bed;
Ploughs and Harrows; one Wheat Drill;
A variety of Household and Kitchen Furniture, such
as Beds Bedsteads, Cupboard, Chairs, Stoves;
And a variety of other articles. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ ofsnid day. Nine months credit
will be given on all sums over three dollars--unuer
that sum cash in hand. SAMUEL BYLER.
March 10, 1851. 2wi5
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There will beR meeting Of sIid Institute m
Friday Evening the l4tlr iust ut the Town Hall.
4 Lecture will be delivered by Rev. J, NJ.
LowRIE
The following Question will lie discussed,viz
Rcsolced, That he extension e5 he american
Empire wiR be tatait 10 The perpetuay Of Ameri-
can hSiitionsl
Ali w s B~EATrY-Neg. Col. McVEdu.
Tie public are respectfully invited To attend.
II. V. WEAKLEY, Secretary.
March ID. 1851.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
IHLrhE q uTRTnK


VTOULD respectfully inform their customers and
w the public generally that they have Just receiv-
ing at their old stand. directly opposite he TaVnoSge
House, a very large and well selected stock offspring
cash or country produce IS CHEAP as snv house in Ohio.
For THE L~ADIEs-They have a large lot of the
attest style Dress Goods. such IS silks. silk Tissues,
Bareges, Emb'd muslirs, Linens. Lawns, Alpacss, De
Lanes, Giaghams, Calicos, &c.
They also have almost every grade and description
Of Bounets. Ribbons. Flowers, Shawls, Psrasols, Gloves,
Netting, Laces md Hosiery.
FoR THE GI-STLr-Es-Thoy have . well selected
stock Of Cloths, C~sssimeres, Sattinetts, Tweeds. Jeans,
summer Wear. Ves.ings, CFavats, Boots, Shoes and
every kind Of Hats
Their stock of GROCERIES. QUEENSFARE,
Salt, Cotton Yarn, Wicling aud Batting is heavy and
Of a good quality. stheir
If you want good Lergins give them call, = prices
stock is such as can't help but please and their
made to suit the times.
lancaster, April e. IS50 40
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THE EXPERIMENTS has SUCCEEDED

TENHE spell is broken-laylight has dawned upon
L our b~enighted town Lancaster is . city! The
"Lon Horse is on the track-APOthcccries' HGR,
No. log, Mdin-street' is now the centre Of attraction.
The Proprietor has laid the entire Globe under contri-
button to furnish supplies to his countless customers.
His catalogue embraces erery thing and MORE TOO.
Ladies' and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
you that want TO eotmarried, big boys and little girls
every body-call at No. l06 and get moro Goods fI
less money than can be had in lay other city,
Lancaster, December Il, 1850 |
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EDDY FAMILY

CoNcERT.-The "EDDY FAMILY" from
Massachusetts, respectfully nnn 10
the citizens Of this place. that they will
gives vocal entertainment, accompanied
by the mslodeoy and guitar at Temper.
ance Hall. this evening. on which oc
casiou they will iniroduce some of their
most popular Songs. Trios. Duets aud
Chor uses; such as have met the approba.
ton of the musical public at their Con.
certs in more than half Of The States of the
Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
LANCASTER, Thursday. March 10 1851.
e bREEcTED wEEgLY ST KtSEEAn 4 porY.

New York Markets.
NEw YnRK. March l0-M.
The Georgil from chogr-s with half million
gold aud 800 passengers. arrived Saturday night
Flour opens steady at S4443 1850 ipr State.
aud Western m sales Curr not reporfei. Polk
qlieta at sI2 750l! 81 for old; Mess picked meotr
firm.
From ~PIusburgh
PlrrsBUaoH. March 10.
The weather is cold. River 6 feet ! inch. AZ .
stand. Canal IL fine order; pa,sengers That lefi
Philadelphia ~ FRIDAY forenaou. arrived here
sunday morning. and lcft for Cincinnati On the
Buckeye State Tie arrivals at Mnnnngtlr,la fr
the past q hours. excsrd 800 Bushes, IL the
Canal and River FAR exceed any previous season.
RECEIPTS FOB H GAZETTE.
E. S. Gardner. 800 DR.. A. Dryid-on ..$I.75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-03-13
From P~n,sburgh
@g@aNAAa,

M~ARRlED--Ou the 9th inst .by the Rev. john
Lehman. Mr. DANIEL GARDNER aud Mis-.
HEFr. both OF Bern tnwn.bip.
On Tuesday the llth inst, by the Rev Jnhu
NJ Lnwrie. Mr.. JAMES %. JOHNSON and Miss
MAHALA HINES all OF The ennnly.