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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

sIcN oF TIE NEGRO AND MORTAR,

Market Street, Columbus, Mss.
VKIE have on hand and are still receiving Drug
w Medicines. Pairs, Oils, Dye Sig6s, Fine
Chemicals, urgieal IasirumsRfs, Fine htnes
Of ali descriptions and pure French Broadifs
for edicai use. Fine Coach, CoPal aud Fur
niure furnishes, fine assortment Of PANT
Brushes, Sash Tools, BleRders. Camel Hdr
Pencils, de-, an ertya fae article Of Winter
pieoiHed Sperm OIL, also Winter lard Oh, So.
aerfae article If Tanners OIL for Harness and
all SORTS Of fine Leather, barrels Of P'rits
Of Turpeaiise, 10 bores Of IyindOr Glasses as
sorIed sizes. , barrels Of Putty in biddders, .
barres of super Honey Dehr cotch and 3idc.
aboa lnuG, 4 barrels fresh Vine Vinegar,
sir of best Nerdrk Cider Vinegar for family
uses. Iapioca for PSidings, nelc and fash
ioHable article for the purpose
100 Dozen assorted Patent Medicines OF all de-
scrptions to sell on commission at New York prices
Candies fresh every fewdays from the manufacturers
Pure essential Oils Of all kinds for periuners and
medicinal purposes.
+. Rousses celebrated perfumery for the lIandker.
chief also Rousses Toilet Soap Of very surprising
uualiti :; Hair Oils Of endless variety fromJaynes
flair Ionic down to the lIuile Antique; 80 dozen Of
Harrison's celebrated Inks, made on the atomic
theory, and far superior to all othersin every respect
We have also a fine supply OF No, and pure
White Lead OF Wetheris, Dulles y Cos Manuiac-
ture, Linseed Oil, Ltharge, Red Lead, Chrome
Green, &c. Of extra quality.
We have Just received also lew entirely new
chemicals among which are
Phosphate of Ammoaia. Citrate 81 Qumine,
Valeriandte Zinc, Chlordie Of Potash,
and Chinoidine or AmorPhoas
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

4-AA A-AlhAll lA
CHERRY & LUNGWORT,
foR rHE cuRE -
ceashs, Colds, II0aFsafss, Splitting o.
BlOoa, Night SVeafS, Asihma,
Liver complains, and
CoNSUMP TIoN.
DO K0r sEo1EcTI r..
c0NSU MPTION
can B. and has tsf cured s. ihoisaa2f IF cases b
fsss elllg certain realedg
Jupsos's cnarAL ENrn4cr on
CHERRY AND LII NC WORT,
aud 10 nnisag has eer tslers ben dlsrorsred
THAT WILL .ckRTAIsLY
CURE CONS UMPTI0N.
TIME most strongly marked and developed cases
Of Pulmonary Consumption. where the lungs
have become diseased and liberated and the case 50
utterly hopeless as to have been pronounced BY
Physicians and friends to be pastall possibility Of re-
coferv and at iilnes thought to be dying. has been
cured by this wonderful remedy, and are now as
well and hearty as ever. Il isa compound Of med-
cations which are peculiarly adapted to and essen
tiAiiy necessary for The esTe Of Coughs and Goa
sumption lts operation IS mild yet e!ecaclous; it
Ioosens The phegm which creates 50 much ditiieul-
" relieves the cough and assists nature 70 expel
from tile system al diseased matter by expectoratou,
producing delightful change 10 the breathing and
chest and this, after the prescriptions OF the very
best medical men and the inventions Of kind and
sorfowng friends and nurses have failed 70 give the
smallest relief to the Consumpliye sufferer
Thousands Of C01sumpttte persons have been de-
ceyed repeatedly in buying medicines which were
sad TO be infailable cures but which have proved
only paatives, but this medicine IS not only paa-
tive, bit cure Jor Heeraied lungs Il contains no
dccterocs Drugs and one trial will prove its aston
ishitg efficacy better than any assertions or cerh-
Gates IN curing consumption and all diseases Of the
LnnEs. such As Splitting d hood pain IN the side
and chest nightsweats, &c, &c,
About 1000 certifcstescf almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some Of the frsi
Doctors, Clorgynen and Merchants, have been sen
US for this medicine bnt the publications. Of them
looks too much like Quackery, (will show them tC
any person, calling al our Office This medicine
will speak for itself and enough III It's own iayol
| where ever 1t Il fried
CAUTION This medicine Is put up in a large bot
/ dc and you must find the name Of Judson a. 20.
Proprielors NJ York, on The splendid wrapper arount
the bottle, .owliom all orders must BE- addressed.
Sold ID Columbus only BY ~ Blur, and in Abes
deem BY Hampton a. Herndon. feb. 22-3l-Iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

TAYLOR 81 Nee CART
Columbus, Miss, Feb. /, 1851. n3i--3m,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

A RsHAY'S LINEN EMIT FOR TIE PILES The
ii A worst attack Of the Piles are eiiactuailY and
permanently erred in short time by the use Of the
genuine IlaY's Eminent. Hundreds Of our FIRST
eitizens throughout the country have used this linz
lnent with complete success. 1t il warranted 70
cure the most aggravated case.
CAuTu,N,--Neyer buy i unless you find the name
Of Comsock y ca, upon the wrapper, prcprIetors
of the gennc article, Or you are cheated with =
counterfeit.
Sid ii N. York only BY Comstoek & Brother, No.
o John It. in Columbus only by J. Blair in Abcr
deem By Hampton y IIerndon, feb 22-s4-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

q Il. llENDRICK S0N.
Pastor oE the Baptist Church, At lll'

English Neighbofhood.
Prepared andsold, wholesale and retail, BY ~ &
d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fniens
corner Of William, New.York. Sold also by plA
gists generally thToughont the United Sssses Y
Canadass Price 81 per bottle ~
Enr eafe hv esss ts4s 8 fSs IS
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
OMinine.

rh. article il entirely new in thssecon oflhe conn
try. and demands sune uoceiti Is substitute Tor SUI
nhaic o t,anne and holding the same relation 70 Y hAt
Sugar House AIolasses does 70 refined sgar. oui
na,v ;n,ermtant diseases this article viii fthe placcoi
.Qninina III a great deal less price.
X Columbus. Miss May 4th. 1850.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

~ m '5 IA .zz = J. d. ~ z5zz
ii II oTIaE = Genuine article nom ~ = s
hal proprietor Rochester u F !,sr vi Is
e8unnl b0- III. lt'N'sDs ~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

+ n tOAiStrUCK'S vERsIIFUGE.- This is the
~ most extraordinary remedy for worms ever
si,sea it eieetua0y eradicates worms from both
adnlts aud children. Il cannot harm the most deli
cate infant Of strongest adult aud never fails 70 CONF
pIetcly root oat and destroy kinds of worms The
cost 20 ct=. per bottle, puts i within the reach ot
all, and all parents who are without !, are exposing
the lives Of their children to these fell destToyers o.
youth. worns.r
Sold NJ York only by Comstock 4 Brother No.
1 o. John ST.; in Columbus only by ] Blair; in Abcr,
deem BY Hampton " iIcFndop. feb aa-3i-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22
= Clirehugh.s Trfcopherons.

Read The following and be sure and yet the genu
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

EoDnE- -Iodde Of Potash, Iodide Of Mercury and
i Iodide Of Iron, Forsalehy
lnne. lS50-ly u J0NES,JRs
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

Gt1GHT Drafts on New York fcF sale BY
- 2e s.5,f Is. SIMPSON 81 CO.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-03-22

.GDnBLs uric Blue Mass ust received. by
~ j. JONES. Ia
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
AProolnmnflon,
Byt1e PreaIdsa. gfNe Uaited s.ates.

Blythe PrestdeAt cIthc Uaited States.
Whereas infoImstion has been ~receiv,
ed that sundry lawless peisuns, principal
Iy persons of colnr, combined and Gun.
federated Together. for the purpose Of
."pp"siug by iurce the execution Of the
IL VS. of The United States, did al Boston,
Massachusetts. un the fifteenth IF this
month, make a violent assault IN the mar
.shal or deputy morShals Of the United
States, FIR the district of Massachusetts.
IN the cour house. and did overcome the
said officers, and did, by force. rescue
from their custody a person. arrested as a
fugitive slave. aud then and there a prs
oner lawfully holden by the said marshal
or deputy marshals Of the United States.
aud other scandaloUs Outrages did com
NIT in violation of law:
Now, therefore, to the end hat the az
thOIity Of the laws may DO maintained,
aud those concerned in violating Them
brought to immediate aud condigE pun.
ishment. | have issued this my proclama.
ftiuD, calling on aII'weIl disposed citizens
to rally to the support Of the laws of their
country, and requiring and commanding
all officers, civil aud military. aud oil 9th
or persons, civil or military, who shall be
found within the vicinity of this outrage,
to be- aiding and assisting, by all means
in their power. in 9uel!ing this aud other
such combinations, aud assisting the mar
shal aud his deputies in recspturing the
above meuliuHed prisoner.
And do. especially, direct that prose
%cutinns he commenced against all per.
SOUS who shall have made themselves aid
els or abeltors in ~ To this hagitious Of
fence. And | do further command that
the District Attorney oflhe United Statef
and all other persUns concerned III the
administrator or execution ut the law;
Of the United States. cause the foregoing
offenders. aud all such az aided. abetted
ur assisted them, OF shall be found IL
have hafbored % concealed such fugitive
contrary To law. To be Immediately ar
rested aud proceeded with according II
law.
Give under my hand. and the zeal 81
The United States. this 18th day of Feb.
ruary, 1851.
IT,, MMLARD FiL!MnRE.
DANIEL WEBSTER. Secretary Of State.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

~ DR.. Turnbull says in the Md. Ga.
discover any substance which could be 50
applied al to contract the Lis. II cause
of the effect Of shortsighledness would be
remedicd. The result. | am happy To
say, has been most satisfactory. In the
first instance | applied the extract OF
ginger, which was rubbed five or ten
times over the whole forehead, with the
view Of acting upon tho fifth pair OF
nerves. Afterwards | substituted a con
centIated lincture. Of the strength Of one
part Of ginger Ia two parts Of spirits Of
wine, d~ecolorated by animal charcoal,
In numerous cases this application has
almost doubled the vision"
To- Mr.. Gnggin has been nominated as
the wing candidate for Congress from
Bedford district, Virginia.
WrThe Ohio Legislature and Cleve.
landers. we suppose. are enjoying them
selves finely To day,
EY'Lines taken from the margin Of a hymn.
book IN Grace Church,
look in vain-he does not come;
Dear, Dear! what shall | do'
cmnnot listen as | ought,
Unless he listens tool
He might have come IA well as not!
What plaques these fellows nre!
\. III bet he's hst nsleep at home,
Or gmukiny "a Ciuar.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

REACTION IN S0UTH CARoLINA.-Tho
slectina for the Southern Rights Com
venlion in Greenville disrridt. s. c., has
resulted in favor Of tho Union ticket by
q vote Of eleven hundred TO five hundred.
A letter to the Washington Republic
says;
"Thc candidates On the Disuuinn tick.
OF had to declare against secession by
seperate State a%ctinn. and avnw them.
selves to DO in favor Of Il Southern Con.
gress.
The vote throughout the State will be
n very small one. and shows tha, the peo
pie take very little interest in the oues
ton now tefore them. " several of III,
districts tho secession ticket will DO dc
feated. II tho e%lootion had been past
poned until October there would hav,
been a great change in public sentiment
Indeed, q strong reaction hOs alread,
commenced"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27


PREsTDENT's PROCLAMATION In an.
other column will be found the proclama
lion Of President Fillmore, issued up.
on the receipt of the ne ~s of the negro
mpb 10 Boston. Ii will he seen that the
President is determined to do his duty
and enforce the law, for this purpose cal.
ling into reguisition all the means in his
power.
The Washington Republic states that
hreceived a telegraphic despatch from
Boston, which attributes the disgraceful
affair TO the want If efficiency upon the
part Of the deputy Marshal. Ia gross neg.
lect upon the part ofIhe civil authorities
aud tn the sudden movement of a largo
aud organized negro mob. The Repu5.
lie adds:
elf anything can bring tho people of
Massachusetts IL their senses un the ne.
gro question il will be tho Infinite lumil-
iation aud disgrace Of seeing a mob ut
blacks ~nverpnwering the civil aulhorilies
oftEeir capital. under the eyes # Leg
i~slatnre which has been on the pniul Of
sending a special representation Of this
very negro mob to the Seuate o. the u
nited States"
We have not yet learned the decision
Of the United States Commissioned in
the case Of Messrs. Wright aud Davi,
for aiding aud abetting in the rescue d
the fugitive shadrack. bat may learn BY
telegraph before we 60 t % press.
The snber Boston papers take a prop
or view If this subject aud express the,
regret that the city has been thus disgrac
cd. The Courier says that many per
sons have been drawn there from al
paris Of the Union. under the belief tba
Boston negroes may with impuniiy do
fy the law and that mobP and their ring
leaders will be defended by respectable
people, Thia feeling, that paper adds
10 quite natural. considering the coun
tenancs which has been given To resist
ance tn the laws. aud calls upon all goo,
ciiizens to assist in wiping away the stall
which these proceedings have placed up
on the city.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

a Law CASE IN Missouri The fol
lowing Is the report ola law case recent
Iy tiled at Glasgow, Missouri: An uncle
sold a hnrse To nephew, on credit. A
bout three months after, the nephew sold
the animal to another relation. and went
Ia Cal fnrnia. Tho horse passed through
eight different hands, aud now at the end
of eighteen months. tho original owner,
(the uncle.) fund him hitched to- wag
On. He took possession. and swuIe that
the said horse chad heen stolen from him
by his absent nephew" Upon this. suit
was entered. aud the whole neiehbur
hood and connection we're summnned al
witnesses. The result WAS thus stated
by the magistrates" issued one hun
dred aud eighteen subpnnas IN both
sides. aud IN the day Of the trial, tn,
parties Appeared, aud seemed tn have
storm in contemplation The Jury wer,
empanneled aud sworn. aud | found tina
the prosecutor was brother in law Of tn
defendant. aud the judgment on eithe
side would not be satisfactory. | count
ed up the Gusts aud found them tn amnur
to fnrty three dollars. The horse vs.
appraised at $50. | therefore aske
leave In make a suggestion, before PR
ceeding any farther, Both parties agree
aud gave Judgment that / wonld tax
the hnrse for the cosls--that the lawyeI
should receive no fees on either side
that | would pay the constable his fees
aud that all parties should retire in peaC
, and friendship, This verdict was agree
= To by the parties, approvel by the Jur.
submitted to by the lawyers. aud al
8 plauded by the audience-and has bee
strictly adhered to-"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
TnE RxLwAYs on rne WoRlp.-Or

The RAILWAYS OF the WoRi D.-One
Of the most surprising CT. cumstances at
tending the creation Uf railways is the a
mount of capital which within a limited
period. has been expended in their con
slruclion and equipment. According t.
calculations. there were in operation
at the commencement Of lS49. 10 differ
ent parts of the glIbe. a total length ii
Is Csc miles OF railway. un which u CAPT
tai of 81 $50. 535. 900 had been actually
~expended. Besides this, il is Estimated
that there we're at The same epoch, il
progress Of construction, a further exleuI
of 1929 miles, The cost If which wbeT
completed. would be 1913, 100000. Thus
when these latter lines shall have been
brought int0 operation. the population I"
Europe aud the United State-Qor it is
there only that railways have made any
progress) will have completed, within the
period ofIess than u quarter of a century
26, ASS miles Of railway; that is 10 say,
greater length than would completely
surround the globe, at q cost Of abov,
50. SOC. 600, 900. 10 accomplish tins stu
penduus work. human industry must hav,
appropriated out of it's annual saving
500 100000 for IS successive yearsl o
this prndigious investment Great Britaii
has had a share which will form not tn,
least striking fact in her history. 9th,
total length railways in actual opera
ton 10 all parts oflhe gIobe, twenty sever
mileO nfevery ,ne hundred are in the U.
nited Kingdom! But the proportion o
the en,ire amount of railway capital con
trnuted by British industry ia even more
remarkable. 1t appears that nfIhe entire
amount of capital expended III the rail
ways Of the world, S2T0 in every $500
aud If the capital tn he expended ~
those in progress. $40 in every $500, al,
appropriated to BRUSH raiIwsys!.- Hunt
lIcr. Mae.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

L~rorsLA7rvr -oa Tussday the 70 blowing pet
Eon was presented, in the Senate, iro@ Clark
COUNTY,
"The undersigned petitioners Of Clark county
seeing the good, glorious aRd beRefeiH effect
arising IL IN the Constitutional Convention ui
Uhio bnw IN session In the City Of Cincinnati,
10 the way ufcu iaiiug The expenses OF the State
ltpge her with the indescribdble advantage ani
good arising from the noble. glorious grea, and
patriotic speeches emanuting thereIrum. would
respectfully pray your honorable body Ia iucorpo
rate said Couyeniion, ~ emhiu as incorporate
so long rs the State has an existence as a State
that their session DO Except 10 choleru iimes.
continued; and that each Hni every member
thereof he compelled To deliver at least one speccl
every week. aud that the snme b1 printed at tn,
expense VI the State, for The benefit Of the 'dea
people, Aud further. that each member be al
lowed, at the very least eight dollars per day an,
roast beef, for which your petitioners will eve
pray"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
che Gantastrr Ga;rtte.
annraaY Eyening FcD. aa Is5l

CHEAP FOsFAsE BmJ.-The Senate s
amendments tothe Postage bill as il pas
Ssd the House, may be considered as Q
substitute fJr the entire bill. 1t makes q
uniform rate Of three cents upnn all pre-
paid letters and of Ave cents upon ell let
tiers NOT pre,puiJ. Drop letters are 10 be
charged with one cent postage, Que
cent in addition to the regular postage is
70 be paid for advertised letters. The
Post Master General Is aulhurized to 70.
duce the rates To lwn cents upon prepaid
letters, when the reveuue of the depart.
ment justiFies the reduction.
Newspapers noI'exceeding two ounc.
&c In weight. are charged FIVE cents pei
quarter for fifty miles. between fifty end
three hundred miles ten cents. between
three hundred and a Thousand miles 6f
teen cents, between pne aud lwn Thousand
mlles twenty ceuls, between two aud fou
thousand miles iweuly Ave cents and 70
over four thousand miles thirty cents
Semi. weekly papers double. lri weekly
treble and daily i've times these rates
The rates upon Magazines aud pOmph
lets. we do not stthia time. deem il pecss
sary to publish,
The bill provides for The %issaine o
three cent pieces and reqnires the Post
master General to provide stamped en-
v~eloreS.
II IL said that the Senate will insist ~
on these amendment and that the Hous
will have 10 cnncu in the main feature
of the Senale's substitute or lose the gu
tire bill. We shall publish the bill i
detail. should the people be 81 f%otunst
as to have II enacted into a law.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
AsoNG OF LIFE.

AtraYeler through the dusty rVad
Strewed acOrns on the lea'
And uue tonk ruot aud SprOuted up
Aud grew into a tree
Love sought ia shades at evening lime,
To breathe IT'S en- ly vows.
And aye was pleased, in heats ct nouu,
To busk beneulll it's bouglls;
The Jurnouse lived its dangling twigs.
The birds sweet music bore,
1t stood u glory iniis place,
A blessing evernOrt!
A litlle spring had lost It's way,
Amid lhe g,ass nd fern.
A passing stranger scooped a well.
Where weary man mlghtturni
He walled it in, and hung with care
A lddle ut the briuk-
He thought moi ofthe deed lie did,
Bul judged that toll might drink;
He pissed a%galu-and 10! The we'll.
BY summers neverdrled,
Had cnUIed ten thousand pulchinS tongues,
Aud saved a life beside!
A dreamer dropped a random thought,
'Twas old, aud yet twas "
A simple fancy ol the brain,
But strong III being true;
1t sbune upon a gentle MUD,
Aud lol is light became
A lumpof life, u beacon ray,
A m%onitory fame.
The thought was smal'-its issue great,
A watch fire on the hill,
Ii shed its radiance far adown,
Aud cheers the valley still!
A nOmeless man amid The crowd
That %ti,ronged the daily mart,
Let fall n word al hope aud love,
Uusludied, from the heart:
A whisper on the tumult THROWN
A trnnsitUry breath
II raised u brother from the dust,
1t saved a soul from death.
o germ! o Iount! . word Of lovei
q thought ri random cas!
Ye were but little at the frat,
But mighty at the lasu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

Gen QUiTMAN IN CoURr,-In the Uni.
ted States Circui, Court, at New Orleans
on the l7th instant. at IL O'Clock. while
Mr.. Benjamin was proceeding with the
argument in the case ag inst John Hen
dersnn. Gen John A Quitmau. late Gov
ern"r Of the State OF mississippi. APP
peared in court.
Tho u. 5. Marshal, Fielding Davis
having returned the writ Of arrest {,
the court. Gen Quitman arose aud siate'
that, waving the reading OF ths iud'ct
ment. he desired tn enter the plea IF no
guilty, and should demand a speedy uinl
an no had resigned his office of Govern
or for the purpose Of obeying the sum
mons ofIhe court. He desired 10 be bail
ed. and was prepared To enter into a 10
cognizauce to appear from day TO day un.
Ill his Trial.
The court ordered the clerk, Mr.. J. w,
Gnrley. TO take the r%ecngniznnce of Gen
Quitman ia the sum Of $1,000. The
General then entered into bond. with Mr.
Henry w. Hill a. surety
The Court stated To Gen, Quitman thai
il should give him as speedy a trial as
waH in it's puweT,
Mr.. Benjamin then resumed his argn,
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27

PANIC AT SEA "A green lad from Ala
bama, who WIS a passenger ou board one
II the steamboa,s navigating the Gulf"f
MEXICO. suddenly boiled into the cabin
one morning, before the passengers had
fairly rubbed their eyes open, exclaim-
ing give are losll' "L"sll" cried his
nearest neighhor. "Lost2' exclaimed a.
mother, "Losrl" exclaimed the whole
crowd Yeslosl!" said the lad. astonish.
cd at the alarm he had created. II know
we ar lost. cause the captains up on the
top o'lhe house, and another mans up or
the mast. a lookin' to SO whdr we ar
- BOstonJour.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-02-27
FmsiIive Slave Lnw-BOOts & Shoe.
FURNITUREI FURNITURE,

GEORGE [. ECKERT still continues at his new
" stand on Main street, in Stanberry,S Building,
tgo doors East Of the Hooking Valley Bank, where
will be found as usual q general assortment of CABI-
NET FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be
the largest and cheapest everb fore kept in this place,
-w--> from the plaigest 10 the jim zyzsrs
2MMaSnESp est, consisting os G--s1
Gs SOFAS, solid Mahogany alb
CHAIRS, Tete-a tetes, Divans, TABLES, Stands, Blu
reaus and fine Bedsteads. &c. sc.
CINCINNATI FURNITURE -He will also keep
on hand a general assortment of Cincinnati Furniture
which will be sold ata small advance upon city prices
thus ~obviating the necessity of citizens going else.
where to buy furniture, by making it to their advan-
taga to purchase of the subscriber. offering them
either home or city manufacture. All furniture sold
by me will be warranted to be well made and durable
materials.
A GOOD HEARSE is always in readiness to attend
funerals. The subscriber has now and hereafter will
keep constantly on hand Collins ready made, so thai
he will be enabled TO furnish them in a few minutes
notice. Hewill promptly attend funerals any where
in the county without eNtia charge.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully asks a con
tinuance of the public patronage. In the same build
ing is Mr.. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory. sc
that ustomers can be accommodated in either line a
the same place. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
Lancaster, November, l 1850. DC