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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

Ia The three Get, l.ocofocn prints
who arc whining because Gov Le'cher,
our Minister To Mexico, is enjoying a
sho,t visit home, may possibly he una
ware that it is since Gen. Jacksnn's time
that our PIenipotenI;ares seemed to re
gard il as incumbent nn them officially to
do more than receive outfits, salaries aud
inlits. Some Of them, whose destinations
was supposed /" be rather lisagreeable =
ST. Petersbnrgh. for cxomple-did not
pretend to live at their posts at all SCI.
OtO Gazette
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

~ Let the Wings ofOhio not forget,
that, since 1886, they have beaten the lao
colocos every lime our lrieuCs have made
an united effort; and that our opponents
havu never succeeded IN the State, eX.
cepl by IA minority vote when three par
ties were in the field. With our capital
State ticket, fellow Wings. there is every
encouragement for frarrrnal ard vigorous
action during the present campnlSn.-
SciOf0 G0.etIc.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

Missouri JUDICIAL ELECrIoN The o
lection for judicial officers in this STATE"
on Monday, the lh instant, terminated
as far as heard from, as fn!lnws: Messrs
Gamble Captnu, and Ryland are elected
10y the State at large, as Judges Of the
Supreme Cuuit. In the city aud county
of ST. Louis, Judge Hamilton, the pres
cnt incumbent, is elected Circuit Judge;
Judge Treat of the Court of Common
Pleas, and Judge Colt as Judge of tie
Criminal Coult. All of th three latter
named persons are anti Benton Demo
Gratis, and were opposed by regular nom
inces Of the Benton or frees wing nI
the democratic party in ST. Louis. The
Wings generally supported the Anti
Benton Democrats.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
AuoUsr ELrorroNs.--We are alill with

AUGUsr ELECTIoNs.--We are still with
out definite returns from the late elec.
Iions, but we have received enough to
know that. with the exception of Ken.
lucky, the Wings have achieved signal
tIiumphs,
AIab0md --As stated last week. the
Uniun men have elected FIVE out of seven
members Of Congress. aud carried the
Legislature. The Union patty was sup
ported mainly by the Wings, but many
good Democrats j"ined in the movement
Collier, tue Secession candidate for Gov
ernor is elected. There was no regular.
ly organized opposition 10 him.
Arkansas Il he Wing candidate for
Congress gains largely on his Loc"foco
opponent, but not sufficient returns are
in to indicate the result.
Ioua In this State, the election was
merely for county officers. The Wings
have made large gains.
Indiana. Wings have gained
one member Of Congress in this State
The Legislature is as befnre Locof"co
The new Constitution has been aduptet
by large majority. 1t WAS not voted fu
on party grounds.
! Kentucky.-ln In this State, Wing apa
thy aud Wing disaffection came very nea
throwing the State into the hands of tn
opposition. The I.ncnlncos have electe
their Governor by few hundred major
ity and carried five out { ten of the Con
gressinnal districts, thus gaining ont
member. The Wings have elected thei
Lieut.. Governor by much larger ma
ioriry and carried both branches Of tn
= Legislature.
North Caro'ina The Wigs huv
carried the State by increased majOrilie
eecting six out of nine congressman.
Tennessee. The Wings hero hav
, won signal victory, gaining Governo
member Of Congress, both branches
the Leg stature and United States Sci
ator. Gen. Campbell will have near 2
|, 600 m4j"ily; in the Senate there will b
Wing maturity Of at least five and
the House of three.
:. If the Locoiocos find any consoalio
, in the above returns. let them have it,
We are satisfied, for when the day ofir
al comes, Kentucky will be with Us as
,ual Wings Of Ohio. inScribe yor
name upon tho Wing column.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21
CITY OF LANCASTER.
RnnuorInN nF TERMS.

nc V5I Wit 5"IIIIIg NII u VTWW Ut IVH, VIII DC
entitled to one copy gratis. o long as the club
continuously hisexeriinns. The cash, in these
cases must invariably yaccompnny the names,
tSYWill not Post Masters interest themselves
in increasing INSTRUMENTATION of the Gnzeltel by
prOperexertou they can both benefit themselves
and us. Many oIthem do much towards sus.
taining Eastern publications., why cannol they do
the sameatlclst, for ihcirown county papcrSl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21


CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL INVESTMENTS.
The prospect Of returns for shipments
o California seems TO be more gloomy
md discouraging than ever judging by
he Intelligence by the PromeIheus. The
markets in San Francisco are described
rs exceedingly dull and presenting no
nducement To shippers thlher. The
San Francisco Courier, of the 14lh ult.,
says:
Large quantities Of merchandise of
every description ale being disposed of
at aHclion. but at p:ices most ruinous 10
shippers. This State of things must cum
Iinue until there is u general cessation ui
foreign shipments. The late intelligence
Of large number Of clipper vessels be
ing up for This place from Atlantic ports,
has had the worst pussible effect upon
lhiS market. The fact that we are in al
most daily receipt Of fresh produce from
neatly every paIt Of the world, without
any probability Of disconInuance. rem
ders it utlery impossible To dispose OF
goods on hand. Country dealers are un
willin. to purchase more than nough for
immediate consumption, aud merchan-
"'Sg sI W et, ~, ".', ' 'n'; '" e,I o"'" "" 10
The auclinneers. The policy of shipping
to depressed market like that Of Cali
for"Ia, Is absurd in The extreme; ana
"heh h'tne Shippers nave 'eorno" '"'S'
change for the better"
ne amount al dulrS c"'ec'eu a' '''e
p"' omE ~ oo' ''"e,sI''' 'er, '"c "e.c 400 ne
~ NEW HERo'--Jac"o H. A''emah'
who was private IN capt. otuger
company "f mounted volunteers III the
last war with Great Britain claims that
he Killed Iecumseh. AT The time, he
took a pistol "t peculiar workmanship
+, ..
l., H.. :, ~; ,,,..o..;. =, ,,';, 49,, .
WE HOPE NOT he Cincinnati I'm
1"Fe' "l sunday last notices rumo
that challenge had passed between Sen
al"r BIIght and J"hn Bron9h' and ina
hostile meeting would take place W.
have not heard the cause
CRJudpe Caldwell Of the Suprem,
Bench refused unon applicaliou, IN al
low an Injunction osnins, the Cincinnati
and Day,on Railroad company. TO sto
them from constructing the road throng
tho premises OF Mr.. Ihomas ltuesl0n
VINO demanded more damages lhan IN
jury assessed me Judge ihtlma'ed tHa
no argument by the defence was neceS
.---------.---.-
TnE VIRGINIA CoNsrIrUrIoN.-Th'
RicbmunI Times publisbes table show
;,,, ,I,., na,,. C,n,,;,,,,;,, ;,,
P''P'''" w "o'P''"" |" '"e Pe"P'o
virginia there wlII be p"sSIbllIIy oi q
eIecling Wing Legislature The ur
doubled Whio counties clec, Ga and III
n...,;. 90 ,.... ar .,-..,.
,c, '''9 " w
%" """"''u' cou''''cs'W''h ut 'ehst nn eve
chance that the Wings will carry a mi
iorily. The certain Wing Senatorial di
Iric,s .I,ct On So,,.,,s and ,ho nem,
.a,,, % AL ,L.,a o., ,ih, .,,.L,e
'"''. ''' ''''' ''' '5"' ''"''''
d,S''ic's'
Snurru,xu Nrw Chica,o nan,
acN"'"'e"YeS '"e receipt "' sons wa
termeIon Sugar, the real Thing 1t pro
nounces it the purest of all and equal t
I,he hes, quality If honey .'...
TuE LATE LIQUoW SEIZURE IN POM
LAND - The seizure Of liquor upon tn
Atlantic wharf in Portland. IN Frlda
last, has caused more excitement Iha
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

WA despatch from New Orleans
states that A. c. Bullilt has withdrawn
from the Congressional canvass, and thai
Thomas Hunt has been again brought for
ward. The consequence of this will nc
doubt be Locofncn victory, ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

~ Judge Caldwell of the Supreme
Bench, refused, upon application, to al.
low an injunction against the Cincinnati
and Dayton Railroad company, to stop
Them from constructing the road through
tho premises Of Mr.. Thomas Hueslon
who demanded more damages than the
jury assessed. The Judge inlima,ed that
no argument by the defence was neccs.
suly.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE,
By the undersigned Agent for the
Protection Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Policies issued upon the most favorable terms by
WILLIAM P. CREED, agent.
Lancaater, May 10, 1861 lm2
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

"SPIRTs DIsOUIsED."- ."-.LiquOrs in
large quantities are still sent to the State
of Maine, but the ardent is so well dis.
gnised that it deies even the lynx eyes
Of the Committee of Vigilance. The BOs-
ton Times says:
We know of one house in this city where
quantity nf"Dark Otard" (brandy) was
pumped into ten gallon keg-t the keg
then packed with shavings in flour bar
rel-the barrel headed up. aud marked
glass, this side up with care" 1t wenI
through safely, and was duly devoured.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

VThe Cleveland Herald says that
Gov. Wood has purchased l"t in Ohio
City, aud iuteGds erecting residence on
it for himself. 1t is presumed that after
his present term, when he has resigned
the cares Of State to Mr. Vinton. Govern
or Wood will devote his leisure time to
furnishing his new residence aud urna-
mentng his grounds.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

WAIT A MOMENTI
M name is neither Abraham, Isaac nor Jacob, and
INl sell an article for what it Is; give me call
Lancaster, MAY %. JAMES GATES.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

SOMETHING New. "A Chicago paper
acknowledges the receipt Of some Wa.
rermelon Sugar, the real Thing, 1t pro,
nouuces it the pureSt of oil and equal to
the best quality Of honey.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

We HOPE NOT. The Cincinnati En-.
.quirer of sunday last. notices rumor
that a challenge had passed between Sen.
alor Bright aud John Brough, aud that
hostile meeting would take place. We
have not heard the cause.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

MoRn Srtcir GuNs,-rhe Steamer
Pacific took out $3.50 900 in specie, This
makes nearly million of dollars in a.
bou, a week, to pay for European pau
per labor
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

TRorTINo MARCH, Lady Sg6olk IVm-
ner.-The Great uo,ting match between
Lady Suffolk aud st. Lawrence. for a
purse of $500, took place on the Roches.
Ter IN. Y J Union course on Friday after.
noon. Mile heats, best three in Ave
Lady Suffolk was victorious. winning the
first, second and fourth heats. The time
was as follows: First heat 35, second
2.37, third 2,36, fourth 2,36.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

A LADY IN THE FIELD.-Gen Lopez
received intelligence that an accomplish
ed lady, friend and dsv"tee of Cuban
Independence Dnna Martina Pierra dc
Aguero--had taken the field with the
patriots, dressed in the garb Of a soldier.
aud mounted on splendid charger. en-,
counlering all the peris and fA,igues of
partzan warlale.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

A New HERO.-Jacob H. HpIeman,
who was private in Capt. Stuger's
company Of mounted volunteers in the
last War with Great Britain, claims that
he killed Tecumseh. AT the time, he
took pistol of peculiar workmanship
llom the right hand of the dead Indian
but the narrative does not say whether
he has it in his possession at this time OF
not.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-08-21

FAIRFIELD COUNTY, 0HIo.--We the undersigned
hereby certify that we have used Moores Drill made
by WRIGHT and SELBY, in seeding Wheat on our
farms the past year. and have no hesitation in saying
that it is decidedly the best mode of seeding Wheat
we intend hereafter to seed all our Wheat with the
drill We take pleasure in recommending it to all
farmers a valuable improvement.
Thomas Duncan, Frederick Sites,
David Ewing, John Burnebreger,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20

Among the many and important discoveries
OF this generation, is one whose fame will be
written, as with a sunbeam, in the history Of
the past. SANDS SARSAPARILLA stands
forth alone, and by its own works proclaims its
power--that mute eloqueLce Sc irresistably af-
feeting in the appeals Of the suffering for relief,
has been answered. Thousands Of cases of dis.
ease have been cured by this invaluable med.
cine, such ae are not furnished in the records Of
time. These things are not done in secret pin
ces, or in some unknown town, but are per-
formed in our principal cities and public places.
They are brought before the world to substan-
tiate, beyond doubt, the healing virtues of this
preparations; and the facts unfolded, although
gigantic, are as plain as the light of day.
The Sarsaparilla is combined with the most
effectual aids, the most salutary productions,
the most potent simples of the Vegetable king
dom; and its unprecedented success in the res
toration to health of those who had long pined
under the most distressing chronic maIadies,
has given 1t an exalted Misunderstanding
as il does, evidence Of its own intrinsic value,
and recommending tito the afflicted in terms
the afflicted only can know. II has long been
a most important desderatum in the practice Of
medicine, TO obtain remedy similar to this
one that would act on the kcer, stomach, and
bopels with all the precision and potency Of
mineral preparations, yet without any of their
uetelekiouS eHeets upon LHb VIAL powers Not the
system. Although possessed OF powerful heal
ing properties, il is entirely harmless, and viii
not injure the most delicate constitution. When
in perfect health, no effect is produced by its
use, except an increase Of appetite; but when
disease is seatedin the frame, and CARRYING fast
its victim along the path OF life, then its myste.
rious influence is felt and seen; it enkindles new
life and vigor, and brings health and strength
to the suffering and diseased.
sCROFULOUs AFFECTION OF THE Eyes.
WINCHESTER. Ky, Oct 30, 1919.
A. B. d d. SANDs--GENrLEMEN: / would not
have presumed TO write 10 you, if il was not my
duty TO let the public know the almost mirac-
ulous effect your Sarsaparlla has had upon me
My limbs were covered with ulcerous sores, so
thrt could not walk during the whole spring
and Summer. 10 this situation commenced
the use of your Sarsapariil, and after ing two
bottleswas entirely cured. | mustalso tell YOU
of another wonderful cnre. MY brother was
afflicted with the scrofula in his head, so bad
his physician told him the loss of his sight was
inevitable and permanent blindness seemed TO
be his fate. Three bottles entirely restored his
sight, and we cannot but recommend all simi-
larly afflicted to use Sands SarsapariIla
Yours truly,i BENJAMIN F. BUCKNER. 4
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20

PRINCIPAL Wholesale Druggists
IN NEW YORK.

we, the Undersigned, EVhOIesal,
Druggists iH the City of New York
have sold DR.. s. p. TowNsENn's ExTRAcT OF SAf
sAPARILLA for several years, and consider it tl
ORIGINAL and GENUINE DIR. Townsend's Sa
saparilla, and that it was the first introduced |
public notoriety under that name.
BOYD & PAUL, 10 CourtlaHdt-st
WALTER B. TOWNSEND & Co. Qle Peartse.
LEEDS HAZARD. f2l Maiden Lane.
JOHN earle g. co. l53 Water-st.
N. WARD g. co, 80 Maiden. Lane.
]. e. J. f. TRIPPE, % Maiden Lane
GRAHAM & CO 10 Old Slip.
OSG00D G. JENNINGS, ISS Pcarl-st.
X. B. HAvILAND & CO. Office, la Broadway.
JACKSON, ROBINS & co. 1874 Water-st
THOMAS g. MAXWELL, IS Willism-st
WILLIAM UNDERuILI, Jf 1888 Water-sE
DAVID r. LANMAN, 90 Water ST
MARSH & N0RTHROP, 69 Pearl-st.
NORTON, BABCoCK d WOOD, l3s Maidon Laas
PENFOlsD, CLAY e. co. 4 Fietcher-st.
OLG0Tr, MckESSoN 4 CO. III Maiden Lsnes
A. B. & d. SANDS. 100 Fulton ST..
SCHIEFFELIN, BROTHER 6 co. iOi & l0d :.
John-st.
LEWIS & PRICE, SIS Pearl-st
HAVILAND. KEESE & co. 90 Maiden Lane =.
RUSHToN, CLARK & co ITO broadway, 10
AslOr House, and 273 Broadway, corner Chazr
hers-st.
PHILIP scfHEFFELtN & CO. l01 water-st
POU & PALANCA, 96 John-st.
SHERWOOD & COFFIN. ca Pearl-Et.
RUST & HoUGHT0N, 50 Johu-st
/. MINOR & co. 2l4 Fnlton+st.
INGERS0LL & BROTHER, $50 Pearl-st
JOSEPH e. TRIPPE, I2s Maiden Lane.
GREENLEAF a. kINSIEY, IS ConrtiaDdt-sl
HAYDOCK, CoRLIES g. CLAY, 2ie Pearl Sc.
CUMMING g. VAN DUZER, l75 Greenwiehsf
HASKELL g. MERRlCK. 10 Gold-sts
B.A. FAHNESTOCK e. CO., 40 Johnst, PropFse
tors OF "Fahnestock's Vermituge."
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
New Spring Goods

DERNHEIMER & BRO. have just re-
ID ceived complete assortment of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods.
Mems and boys Clothing;
Boots, Shoes, Slippers and Caters;
Hats and Bonnets;
Hosiery, Gloves, Lace goods, Collars and
Capes; superior embroidered Linen Cam
brio Handkerchiefs, Parasols, Ribbon,
Linens, Drillings, Cottonades. and French
Merinos. ALSO:
Some beautiful specimens ofdress goods,
such as Lustres, Bareges, Grenadines,
Black Silks, Organdines. Muslins, and ma
ny other articles too numerous to mention.
Call if you please, the goods will be sold
at the lewest cash prices.
march IA %
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
Great Reduction i'm Spring
and Summer Dry Goods,


and Summer Dry Goods.
THE undersigned would call the attention
L oftheir friends and the public, to their
large steck of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
consisting in part of
Late style plain. cold & emb'd Bareges;
Beautiful Silks, (illusion;)
Printed, black and I'd mourning Muslins;
New style embroidered do
Cross-barred. Jaconet and Swiss do
Black, white, colored and dotted, do
Ginghams, plain and figured, all colors;
French, English and American Prints;
Linen and Cotton Checks;
Brown Linen and Drllings, for pants;
Nankins, Marlboro & Columbia Stripes;
Oil Silk and Oil Calicoes;
Beautiful Bonnet and Cap Ribbon. late
style; ladies and misses Bonnets, different
kinds; embroidered Capes and Collars;
picnic Mitts and Gloves; ladies and misses
Caters, different colors; Linen Cambria
Handkerchieis; large stock of men and
boys fashionable Clothing; sewed Calf &
patent leather Boots and Shoes; lot of
Black Silk, Panama, Campeachy, Leghorn,
and Palm Leaf Hats; Hungarian, Alpine
and Spanish Turban Hats, for infants.
ALSO:-Saddlery, Trunks and Carpet
Bags, with good many other articles too
numerous to mention. All these goods
will be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
Call at the store of
S. ROSER & BROTHER,
No. l. Stamps Row, Main street.
March IA, 1851. 29-tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
MS POPULARITY ARROAD.


Maracaibo, Venezuela, April 18th, 1919.
Messrs. Sands--Gentlemen: consider it a
duty due the public to make known. the great
benefit have received from using your VaIua.
bic Sarsaparilla. About three years since was
attacked with Rheumatism in my shoulders,
and also in my legs, and so severe was the pain,
that was unable TO sleep. ! tried all of the
best medicinesI could hear Of without receiving
any benefit, until through the advice of friend
procured some of your Sarsaparila, and fter
using four bottles in the course Of fifteen days,
found myself entirely well. I have no hesita-
ton in saying your Sarsaparilla is the best med
icine ever took, and can confidently reeom-
mend it to my friends and the public
Your obedient servant, ]. NJ JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
New YoRK. Jan. s.. 1850.
Messrs. SANDS, s,-Gentlemen,-s have great
pleasure in acknowledging to you the great
benefit ] have received from the use of your
Sarsparla. A subject. of pulmonary disease,
| made voyage to Europe, but while there
continued TO be afflicted. A few weeks after
my teturR, ] wes seized with violent bemorr.
hage of the lungs, and from the debility and
great prostratioH, of siren th that followed,
with the protracted difficulty os respiration. /
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sars
apariia, which consider most important and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. |
feel that have not for fourteen years enjoyed
so good heflth as at present. -
Very gratefully yours, S. E. SEYMORE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. & D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
100 Fulton-st., corner OF William, New Y ork.
Sold also BY druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. Price 5 per bot.
tie; six bottles forS5
For sale by A. ]. McGih. Druggist, Port
Gibson, Miss.
May 3, 1851. 37-3m
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
NOTICE TO PLANTERS
Gin Wa.ightlng.

THE subscriber would respectfully In
form the Planters of Claiborne, and the
adjoining counties, that he is prepared to
execute all kinds of Gin Wright work, ma
hing and repairing Presses and Running
Gear, of every description. His long ex-
perience in this business will enable him
10 execute his work in the most workman
like manner, and on as reasonable terms
as can possibly be afforded. Having two
good workmen in his employ, he is enabled
10 execute his work with great dispatch.
All orders addressedto him at Port Glib
son. viii be thankfully received and prompt
" attended to. A. w. REID.
July 5, 1850. 4a.ly
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
TO PLANTERS and PHYSICIANS.
NJ. p. MOODY
HAS jurt received from Philadelphia Q
IL large assortment of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals de-,

selected by himself with great care. N.
2. M.now invites particularly, the medical
faculty Of the town and county, to call and
examine for themselves, his medicines,
knowing that upon an inspection the facul-
ty will be satisfied with the quality and as
sortment of his stock now on hand.
N. p. M. pledges himselfto the public
and the medical faculty, that If any physi.
clan or other person will show in his store,
OF his stock, a medicine that is not of its
kind, such as he represents the sameto be,
he will instantly, in the presence Of such
such physician or other person, destroy
such medicine. The tremendous frauds
heretofore practiced by some venders Of
Drugs and Medicines, has made it abso-
lutely necessary to use extraordinary care
nguarding against eptionsinmedicine
N. p. M. has also received a large as.
sortment of Blank Books, Stationery, Fan.
cy Note Paper, Envelopes, and all articles
in the line of Stationery usually found in
the City stores. His stock of Perfumery,
and Fancy Articles for the Toilet, is supc-
rior to any ever before brought to Port
Gibson.
Also, received lot Of fine French Wall
Paper.
On hand, always, choice article Of
Brandy and Wines, for medical purposes.
Prescriptions Of Physicians, as usual, ac-
curately compounded, at all hours, of day
or night, at No. Stamps Row, Port
Gibson, Miss. June IA. 185O-42- III
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-06-20
DOLBEAR'S
Writing Academy,
IN THE MASONIC HALL,
Main Street. NutcIex,

Nam NtTeet, NdtcHeZ.
VIII be kept open during the entire year.
MR. D. will qualify 20 or 80 gentlemen to
W. teach the SCIENCE OF PENMANsHIP, and
acr agents for the sale of Dolbear's Superior
Gold Pens. and Dolbear's Penmanshep in the
Southern States.
A now class of Teachers will begin on the
9TH of November. Letters addressed to Levi
Doibear, Natchez, will receive prompt atten-
tion.
Mr.. H ]. Fairly, who fs good and success
full teacher, will give lessons in Claiborne and
HInds counties, where classes Of IL or Is pupils
rre formed.
Parents will find it much to tneir interes to
hare their children correctly taught at first, be-
fore they have established bad habits
Dolbear's superior Gold Pens for sale by III.
] Fairly. or by A. ]. McGill, of Port Gibson.
June 81, 1850 ABLY