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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-07


This ia TO certify that my negro woman AHa
for fifteen years. Some times the attacks Of
her disease were so severe she would snddeaiy
fall down and become convulscs, her facs
irishstuly distorted her brcs,hing hurried md
laborious, her tongue pro,ruded, and = great
quantity Of saliva collected about her mouth.
During the fifteen years Of her affection, nd
her treated by several eminent mineral Doctors
and they all inicd to give hcr any relief
then began to believe. after the skill Of sseh
ply sicians had been fairly tested in The trsae.
mcnt Of her ease without giving the nce~smy
result, that il would be usrlrss 10 do anything
more Tor her; bn, as hnd heard greet ~
about Dr. Veals success in curing sscA d..
eases, I finally determined 70 Try his skill ~
tho efficacy 1T remedies Ia her cxsc. Ses y
now AS good house servant ~ own. AsA''
my negro boy George has been curd II Fhss'
matsm Of long standing BY thu Dsstss.
JONATHAN PAlSsa. i
a limited nflsnbcr Of studeNla ca b empoG
accommodated at hi~ Inalltstlou, land VIII = Z
cce,ved al any time Of the year, with WI
stocked library; and also \ knowledge Il ~
Pharmac, nical preparation Of remcdies " h's
laboratory and lnediral store, offering in1uce.
menta 70 the seudeaA which These Who asp'se
10 high slandasd " medical Hequis~snoHs ~ \
know hew 10 appsvaiAtes when 10 ubese W.
tc added the nsfsAary iRstvscaions. rsca'". III
himself 10 enable them 10 treat eases at 80
lance without seeing the patient. IN go
pl astrological psineiplss. The re foe sseh y ~
VI r.ably 600 (0ns Hundred Dpllassr ~
persons dcsirous oe tsstinC tht tMs icy o. -
remedies IN their own casts, no matter W.
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1OAW Oos0se10e 4 Co.,
lDESPECTFul.LY call the attention of their
j } mcr chants, traders, and planters visiting
New Orleans 10 call and examine his stock Of
tho following goods, a. they have grea, nd
van,ag. ever great many merchants IN mann
featuring their own goods. Therefore, anything
sold by them will be guaranteed same rs the
sample shown. The following are u few Of
the kind always on hand
xx, xxx MOlc-skin: Xxx, XXX Cashmere;
Black Union Hats; Pearl Union Hats;
Boys " bucnA Vista Hats
Fine Hungarian" Fine famarinc Hats .
BOYS Cloth Caps Glazed
Caps, etc, etc, etc. for sale low, al Wholesale
by J. DURBRIiN;E & co,
~ Customhousc street, Ne>s Orleans.
Dec, ~, 1850. noes "
4 tiiARLES bYRNE, (successor to Jas. Cal.
y kway,) Manufacturer Of Copper, Sheei Iron,
and Tin Ware dssiev in Storss, Grates, CRATE
bars, &c, No. ~ Tchoupitoulas street, New
Orleans, has constantly on hand complete as
sortmens OF tin and copper ware, stoves and
stove pipe, &c; steamboat, plantation, and
plumbers " osk executed on the shortest notice.
and repairs in bin limo made Al reasonable rates
Ortiers from tho country or city attended to
with prompsness.
Dec. ~, 1850. no26 6m
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u q y y |:

lust received, "A lot Of fine double. barreled
~ shot guns. Prices yaring from $40 10 $50
Also = lot VI pistols. NJ NTEINlElN
F1>tIE dwelling house now occupied by Mr.,
j Tankersley, and the store honss formerly
occupied BY Mr.. J. Levy. The first is within
two minutes walk OF the busincSs part of town,
and the other is situated Immediately upon The
public square. They arc desirable pieces Of
property. For further particulars apply at this
Office, Or to
A. q. HANKS.
May 81, 1851, no49 3m
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4. A. TYLER,

e. No. 80 Camp street, New Orleans, Dial
~ n in Fine Watches, Clerks. .jsweiry Sii-
ssr Ware, Cnfkrs ard Fanny Goods.
'crsonal attention given TO the repairing of
vatbcs, clocks, and music boxes Of every dc.
cription.
OF Jcwe!ry Manufactured and Repaired.
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new l:OODA.

'1NHE undersigned recently returned from
New ORLEANS with well selected stock
of goods, since which time he has received an
additional supply. Ills goods are well adapted
10 the market, aud embrace such articles as are
usually TO be- found in country stores. Ills
tnoitoi. to sell cheap, and make quick returns
Of read, cash he hopes that Pcfsons comm.
TO jefferson w,,i give lin cali.
IA =. N. GRAHAM.
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new OaLEAN S-..rsaliss Z.
rasuuvAHLE CLOTHING.

bASk1IV-VABAk (SsVs Vs+'"'
GCOTT 1 SOARING, Manefaeiarer, y
- Fashionable Ciothing, at Wholesale and re-
tail, Nos. 2 and I Canal, corner Of Old l~'ee
New York City.
Purchasers viii Ut all times find On exien-
.iye assortment on hand, comprising every ar
t,cls that i, needed IN gcn,cinans wardrobe
Our clothing is II the most FAsnioSAnih
STYLES, and trimmed and made in the best man
ncr Every article sold is wAsnASTrp, and
if II does not turn out a. represented, he
money will be refunded.
Trims. Invariably cash, or Its equivalent
Prices uniform.
Buyer. Visiting either city. viii find II 10 their
interest TO call and examine our stock.
ar Please note the name and number in your
memorandum book. m n33 On
NOTICE.
The Subscribers announce 10 the citizens OF
New Orleans, that Mr. HkSgY parsons, No. 30
camp street, IL agent for the sale oI ihei'
pIASo FoRrf-, with and without ColeiHans
A.olian Attachment, and Ives TuxADlE kgEnos
aud the only person authorized 70 use 49,
names az such agent. IL ever, instance PA4pa
taken from thi. store nre guaranteed - she
NUNS 4 CLAnxs*
257 Brsaiasy Nsm York
CHICKERING'S PIANO fDkTES.
The public will pIcaee Rake notice that Mr.
lissKr PAa~oSs, 50 Comp street, is my only
nx>as for shs sale a. NY Piano Fori.s In Lou
49, - uhat Instruments taken at this depot
o1 etn<ldercd fully guaranteed from the
l1Iriory.
Orders may be left for any kind Of ins'fu-
ments, and no advance required until the article
is received and approved.
J. CIiICKERING.
3t4 Washington street, Boston.
He also has on hand large supply Of select
music Of the latest style
May II, 1851. v2nt1y
HENRY rAWSOVS,
No. ~ camp Street. New Orleans,
Z, ole. Agent for the sale Of the celebrated
- Piano Fories manufactured by J. CHECKER
ing, Boston, and NUNS & Clark, New York.
|, IL now conceded that the above names stand
first on the list OF American or foreign manu-
features, aud their Pianos are oiiercd with con-
iid.ncc.
Al all tines, on sale, general assortment Of
the above named superio. instruments, eInhrr-
cling the muel, esteemed Eolan Aiiaclim t,
with Ives 1nnable Re. ds. VA ~
Tor safe.
Twsntg.oue Thousand Acres of Iand
SrTuATED in Harrison, Upsher, Smith, and
- Wood Counties, in tracts TO suit purchasers
Title updisputod. Terms accommodating;
ALSO.
One hundred Town Lots in the City Of Mar
shall, with ELIGIBLE sites for private residences
Together with live improved Lots and comfor.
table dwellings thereon for further particulars
apply to the undersigned
w r. D. WARD
Nov. }, 1850. MI t.
" indOW AMsh lhcmp 00s Cash.
rlNliE undersigned will max, aud keep on
i hand rood article Of Sash, which he will
sell ON as good terms (for CASH ~ he can live
By. Persons wishing to purchase can leave
their bills at the Drug Store either Of Evans &
Sanders or Norris & 1ackett, whore they can
see sample of the work; or apply nj his shop,
on the southern border of town where they
viii be apt to find him.
A. =. FISHER.
Marshall. Feb. 8, 1851. y2n3Jy
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4WuStooW - etoooe Wm921e - p01s
ehsss Lad With ossA ttSlss
MOULD do well To call NJ the Land Of,ic,
w in Marshall. Harrison county, Texas Us
the undersigned has taken great rrins in fin,l
ing out all lands for sale, or rent, IN this AMI
the adjoining counties, and Wi, keep Regis
try OF the same: where situated, the quality .
the land, the amount Of improvements thereon
and the price thereof.
Persons having lands for sale, or rent, would
do well to have them registered.
SA.ML J. TAYLOR,
Co"~ty Ssrreyor.
THOMAS HEATH.
February 8, 1851 Nav
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- The undersigned respectfully
inform their friends and tho
public, that they have just re-
ecived ard are daily receiving al extensive as
sortmont of Cabinet Furniture Of every yari-
esy and style; also, choice assortment Of the
following articles, 10 wit: chairs, feathers,
.Fs.aR. Moxs, and hair mattresses; cusled hair,
hair elsls, plush, dan.a.ks, cords, and tasssls,
glMP~, v1suiAh, etc, etc,
F"fenasess ~ hyiteI 10 call and examine
esmnot fall to please.
G. riaNr & Jones'
Nos, rs and - Royal st..NO. ma Is
DIETER LOFT, No Canal s,serl New
i Orlranx, keeps constantly on hsnd ,y.,v
vssiriy u Bsa. and She's for ladies, (;sn.
tiemsn. and Children, which lie ofsss 70, sale
Wholesale aud retail, on tho meet ;sasssshIc
tsus. Lsssta, l~sss. Fi~dimxs. dr. naa !
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-07

STEAM MILL.
TINE subscriber takes his method Of inform
/ ing his patrons and the public generally,
that his Steam Saw and Grist Mil, situated
about one and quarter miles northwest from
Marshall, is now ia operation and in good order.
lie is prepared to accommodate orders at short
notice, mud on reasonable terms, for cash or
on credit TO pnnciual dealers. The following
are the prices. per 1000 feet:
Lumber hoard measure, sl5 90
Rough edged lumber, &c 90
Laihing and pali,.g, side aud
edge measure, 20 90
The gr,,t mill will at all times Ice IN opera
iiou. Sacks brought to the mill mus, be- plain
IL marked, OF there will be no responsibility for
loss.
Ten per cent will be charged on lumber bills,
when not paid IN advance. All sum, On credit
viii be considered due on the first dAy Of De-
cembcr Of the current year
a. D. BURRESs.
January 1, 1854 u2sy
New ctrns.
THE copartncrship heretofore existing
ia this town, under the firm Of Ward n
Wilson is this day dissolved by limitation.
Having renewed the same by associating
with ~ Mr. &. ". \ivion, our house -sill
in future b. conducted under the name and
style Of Ward, Wilson. n Co.
Being thankful Tor the liberal patronage
extended TO the old firm our highest anbi.
ton shall be, by assiduity, industry, and
close attention to business to merit the
same in future.
WARD, WILSON, Il Co.
January lst. 1881. 2st
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u do do No q, 10
They have now in store ~ pairs Of Wheels
with iron aacs and shafts Of , TO inches, and
| 10 pairs Of to D inches, With wood aAlcs.
Also-Sx Wagons, complete
| with iron aaletrees, price 81 10
- each. Two pairs Of timber
utesIs, with Screws ~ feet high, inch tread.
Tk<y take orders for al tsss- Of wagon work,
asd deliver them on plantation, at nanu!ac-
tuscss' priecs.
Also-A large assortment Of iisrd'care, for
plantation use, viz. chains wrought and cut
nails; Hunts axes; socket spades; long han
die shoycls and spsdes; hoes Of all kinds
cane knives; hook and plate hinges, grind
stones common and Scotch collars MANILA
.nd ,srr~d ropr; eros.eui, pit and mill saws
files Of all kinda; iron bloJ1s, with 7 ineh
shea,es; iarvs ssssstnest = kn1akh -
American bas isoai - a1lA -
sperm, whale. ~ l ~ iuf-
Fl enn -: 5l( r 1REs'rIS Of
c. and levee. \. o. mas TN
Nicholas q Asa,~oros.
DbsVu HARRINGTON q Co. lotion
F1ctoys and Commission Seercha,is, No.
II, Bank Place, New Orleans
Rsyrn Mr.. cambridge Ellis, Esqr Dos
ton, Bowie County, Texas, Messr-. Try 4
Ward, Jefferson Texas; Ward q Wilson, Mar.
dali, Texa4.
Oct. ~, 1880 MO ".
= u. NElisyt 4 CO, Comn,ssion ~
-. chants, New Orleans.
40. Nelson, New Orleans; r.. Bank smith,
New Orleans; H. &. Walker, Memphis, Tenn,
date Cashier Branch Union Bank r. A. Mel.
soN, Athens, Ala.
dec. ~, 1880. noaG GIN
DAWlINS, T. Co, (suceessor. to Ravlins,
IL Evans, L. Coz Commission Merchants, IS
Common A., New Orleans.
RrrrR ro-Jamcs Y. Collier, Colonel G. H.
Cooper, W. =. Sanders, j. r. Ro-cborougi
Joseph ~ Taylor, Harrison county Dr.. John
W. Mnsssc, J. J. Holloway Rusk county; n.
Trawick, Jefferson.
We will furnish Iiagging, Rope, and Plan.
iaiicn supplies to Planters shipping to the
above house
EVANS, GREGG, & KEY.
'1NWIBiIi e. EDWARDS, Copysr, TIN,
i and She, Iron Workers. No. 10 New
i1,cc, between Grasier and Poydras streets,
are prepared TO do all kinds Of work in the
u owe Inc Steamboat and Plantation work
done in the best manner on the shortest notice,
on the most reasonable ietme. Also, on hand
n large assortment. Of Cnsisg, Steam Boat,
and Hav ROM Stores, Of every sizc and de-
scrip,,on; also, all kind Of House WORK,
such as Gutter Pipe, Spout. Sc. All orders
thankfully received. and PROMPTLY attended to.
TWlRii.i. 4 EDW ARDS.
New Orleans, June 10. 1870. NJ 2y
Wat \ HoTt. Ciinfen Ford, Psuoa y. Gra,.s.
I1OyT, FORD. & GRAVES Factors and
Communion Sercharis, II ~. Charles
street. New Orleans. st9y
sSpf,sr 4 IN A.. IA uaa.s;a. .,,...,
49,. 80, 49,.
ta,. anJ ".n, sn;,.,,,s ,,r a.. r',n,,, 800
H., b.. s,,@ ~.,,,n,,l" .y o.. 49,.
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Inc our "!,sn.ive .,"rh '' S' VS., "sn a.
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JEvvERs sx.

TAR. r. l. H. CROSS offers his professional
, services to the citizens Of Jefferson ana
vicinity. Office nearly opposite the Jefferson
iio,cl DR.. {. eau be found at tho Hoie' III
n,gb, v3nioy
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I OST, on the 96th day Of April, premisxo-
IL ry note, given by John II. Robertson. and
made payable ~ me: dated Jan. Ist., 1851
Al person. are, therefore, hereby forwArned
from trading for said note,
ROBERT HUDSPETH.
May q, 1901. mas II
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We will furnish Bagging, Rope, and Plan.
iaiicn supplies to Planters shipping to tho
above house.
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H. GkiMBlE, (sncec,.or 10 Gr,mbi. "
" Montgomery Cation Factor and CONT
mission Merchant, No. u Poydras street, New
Orleans. n3I t,m
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>ROST u Co, No. 10 Magazine street,
II uhoieaaie dealers "a hoots. sho,s, Jrogans
hats and caps, suitable for the country trade !,
also Pain LeaG Campeachy and Mexican
Has
Having house at the North, WE are CON
siautly receiving fresh supplies Of the above
goods al the loves, prices,
Country dealers are invited 10 call and exam
inc our extensive stock. v2n32
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~ n. MORRISON, Whoiesaic Druggist,
W. and Ijea!cv in Pants, Oils. GLASS, Dys
6.6s, de-, No. ~ Magazine street, New Or.
leans. VI MA
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War \ Hort. Clinton Ford, Peyfas y. Gra,...
I1OyT, FORD, & GRAVES facfvs and
i Communion Merchants, ~ ~. Charles
street, New Orleans. Macy
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They have now in store 81 pairs Of Wheels
with iron aalcs aud shafts Of 60 inches, and
~ pairs of = to . inches, with wood aAlcs.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
w. D. BARNES,
THOS. H. GILLIAN, S
S. G.. ROBERTS, 70

HoPEbEss MAN. Is How you, Trepid How
do you feel Mr.. Trepid 90 ssl = EI
"a great deal worse than vas, thank you most
dead I'm obliged to you I am always worse than
was. and don't think was any better and for
the future you may always know l am worse, with
out asking any questions, for questions will make
me worse, if nothing else does.''
"Why, Mr.. Trepd, what is the matter with
you 90 81
IN othing 1 tell you in particular, but great
deal Is the matter with in general but that's the
danger, because We don't know what it is. That's
what kills people when they don't know it; that's
killing me- My grand father died of it, and so will
say Pm well enough, when Pm bad enourh-so
there's no help. l ann going OFT some of these DAYS,
right after my grandfather, dying of nothing in par
iIcular bat of everything in general. That's what
finishes our folks" .-.fr
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
For the STANDARD. I


WHkaEAs, II has pleased the oyerruline Provi-
oence to cut off, in the fulltusness of youth late
and highly esteemed fellow member. Cannon Greene.
!nereIoTe be L unanimously resolved by the Philal.
lst That we are deeply sensible Of, and OMISSION.
edly regret the loss that have sustained n the
death OF one so young andso promising.
I'd. That we believe him to have been endowed
with those virtues and qualities of nind and beart
which,, by wise organization Of Providence, have
enabled him to win the deep and lasting attachment
of his fellow members and the willing admiration Of
all who knew him. s7e sft.a
Sd. That we with candor and honest feeling tender
to the acquantahces of the deceased our confidence
heartfelt and unassumed and especially do We sym.
Pathize with the unfortunate family. which by This
untoward event, is now depressed with Sadness
4th. That in testimony of the feeling expressed in
these resolutions we wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty days. ss.-.-5t; s4ar8 .-et1rr
9Th. That copy of these resolutions be sent for
publication TO the Raleigh Standard, Tarborough
Press, Nar-enon News, and the Newbernian, and
also the afflicted family of the deceased. sss& f.
-'' EDWARD ALSTON, Jr.
~ -'- .i.>-' GEORGE A. BRETT,
- -'7 ALONZO MANNING, . :,
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
DIED,

In Guilford, on the 23rd July, Thaddeus Gardener,
aged II years. -.-... MI. s-. .a ..s -
In Greensborough, on the 2lst July, Jacob Armfcld,
about the middle age of life. - -.
In Richmond, Va, the 10th July, Mrs. Winfield
Norwood wife of the Rev. William Norwood. al
In Fayetteville, recently Mr. Ashley Hamilton, aged
about IS years. ..gr.r- o..
At the residence of her SON n-law, VIM B. Wright,
Esq., in the vicinity of Fayetteville Mrs. Eliza NJ Mat
thews, rcct of the late John Matthews
On Merrick's Creek New Hanover County, on the
LIST inst of censum ption Miss Elizabeth Deal in the
27th year of her age. -
In Salisbury. the 2sth inst Clara Virginia. aged
ID months, only daug liter of VIM NJ, and Angelina A
Barker.
Near Aberdeen, Miss. the 18th uIt., Mrs. Anne
liza Whitfield, aged Is years, consort OF Nccdham A.
Whitfield e. -.'
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
THE MARKETS.

W1LNINeToN, July 81. Bacon at from to l23 ac-
cordng quality; corn, $500 bushels from yde Coun-
y, sold at 623 cents bushels -four none but North
ern in market and selling S. 81 rs nothing doing
in river lumber considerable demand for good article
OF dressed red oak hid. and will command from
III SIS per thousand white oak barrel slaves and
heading wanted Fhe Journal of Naval Stores;
Our last weeks review showed decline Of cents per
barrel for yellow tupentne on previous quotations Our
last quotations were maintained until Monday, when
still further decline of 2l is cents for yellow and 20
per Dbl for virgin dip took place. and sales OF about
$50 barrels made at this Decline nearly all at the
highest figure. On Tuesday, however prices agair add
vanced cents yellow dp and the sales since then
have been steady 6Io bbls sold at az 20 ior ycl-
low S. rs for virgin 100 do. at 81 l25 for yellow
$50 at 10 do, 81 so for virgin, and 1859 barrels
at So for yellow and 81 SO for virgin Dip per ESQ
lbs closing to-day latter prices for 669 bills The
weeks sales foot up about 3697 bbs. Spirits 1upen-
tine The of this article have been somewhat light
since last report and unable to come ut the
amount. Prices have, however, given way cent per
gallon and we for sales since this day week, at 20
cents per gallon with great disposition amongst buyers
to purchase at this price, to-day. Rosin Not much
doing any quality, No. ats 100 cents per bb No.
neglected, MOL at 81 to 50 80 per Dbl. nominai'
There have been no receipts OF Tar. ms H4- ~
FAYErrEvILLE, August 2. Owing to the dry wealth.
very little produce coming i'll Our market Is quite
bare of Four-sales of New, from the wagons, at 81
cash. and higher prices would have been paid yes
teray if there had been any in bacon Is scarce and
sales of 1000 pounds hoground at l33 and l33cs We
hear of another sale, 1000 pounds Sides and Hams at
ID cts-aIl for cash, Sales OF N. G. Lard at ID cts
which is very scarce. Corn is freely offered with
sales at 90 and 9 cts Cotons lower-sales at and
cents. zte = s1aTE - 9CGrOftnt0te. -
PErEnsBuRG August l.. The late rain has not affec-
ed Tobacco market Prices have been well SUSTAIN
ed and all descriptions eagerly sought he stock
or hand is rapidly diminishing. Common Tugs ~ 90
to SIS 50-good to fine Tugs IS so to S-shipPng leaf
81 soto $l3-maaufacturing $40 SO to $i6 The
cotton market depressed and sales at 81 to cents
Prime red and white wheat 80 to 95 cents; corn fruly
held at IS cents. f51.@ - - -
2 NEys YoaK, August /. Flour is firm and active,
Sales Of 900 barrels at ~ 0e "a IL for State brands
and 81 IS aaz 973 for southern. Sales of wheat at
ol cents fo enesee white, and southern ditto at 81
cents Corn - d6ers Sales Of mixed at Sc cents, and
yellow at So cents. Cotton is unchangeWith moderate
sales Whisky 24a to rs cents.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
PLEASE OBSERVE

T
The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, IS
advertised above. a.. 3
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed (for this PuPose) by the Gov
of Maryland in all sent to our Cores
pondents. a-L
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
more than chances against their drawing in Pack
age any Of the Capital Prizes, and Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thirds of the
Prizes are sold in Packages of Tickets.
Please order a few days BEFORE the Lotteries draw
All Orders punctualy answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who wish " For
tune Bucked OIL their Backs" will find that 1t Is only
sary enclose the price laid down in the above
scheGuIe for Package of Single Tickets to the Truly
Fortunate Far-Famcd and Old Established House OF
PYFER & CO.
1s-si No. l, Light Street, Baltimore, Nd:
August l, 1851. r-s..e 70
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-06
PHILANrHRoplc HALL, july ee. Is5

WHEREAS, We have learned with feelings of deep
sorrow the untimey death of late and much
ed fellow member, Isaac B. Sanders of Onsow County;
and whereas the sad duty devolves upon the members
OF the Philantropic Society, to make final expression
of regard for the deceased Therefore be it
ResoLued That while we humbly and reverently sub
NIT to the inscrutable ways of Providence we truly la
ment that one young and promising has been remov
ed from the living. $500 IL - sol5ll
Resofoed That deeply sympahise with the friends
and relatives in the action which they have sustained;
for it is the loss of one, the qualities of whose heart and
head well entitled him to esteem and affection.
Resolced That in token of these sentiments of regard
we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty DAVIS
ReSofced That copy of these resolutions be sent to
the parents of the deceased also to tie Neubernan
the Raleigh Register, and Standard with request for
publication. s-..-.- = 30.
w. D. BARNES, :,
THOS. H. GILLIAN,
S. c. ROBERTS, IS