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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

\ SLAYER. in possession If an EaC4
prize crew, was latly taken ro.ses.iad
by a unn,hrr oi SpanlsI, soldiers .. llsss
The English captain (lis"il,o",) psvrs
lor innr,iis,. r-rap,u,~. aud ma"rtd
boats f"r that purpose. bn. the Est
consul m,rrtrr.d. aud advised waiting !
,,rur,ions from home. Thus tho wsu
'cwains. while. It is said. the soldiers =
ro,, ia .tfaring the evidence which -
coudr,nn her US u SLAYER Il is helirve3 I
Queen p"ih.r is the own~f ~ The brig, =
hrnc- this h"li .t-f 81 the Crptsi" u!
al Meanwhile. nMrh III feeling IL ~
{, .ted hy the officials towards the Es0kI
esdrnta.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

Th~ recall ~ S.",s A""s I" t"s r"iH!"'
n M~xts" --ths departure 81 An'". ~"
= hi d4,~t,abs.e ss,.,w IN ~ the N~s'' :"
s,r.n.r putty IN Nmt!,srn M-s'r" the ~
~.,.i,l. "sxanis.,t." ~ = r~"'f"''s'"H I
military government IN the 'r"s' s"'
mote ar"s.ly ,,"p.ls,~d STATS s".,"
III the Sierra M~d,-. and communicable
from the strong c.utr.l power r"'''"'"'"
y, the esj.sssl. il santa Anna calls ""r vt"
~ .t-ns~--,nsi the dse""te"i"d sfrea'"9
s,,,,,t ,u,,,tv.,-l north III 'h- n,''unts'"s--
ali ,,pi,t rather Significantly ~ n" ~s'', a.
y,.,ou ii Mexico n,t" NJ hast t"" 'rI""
Lrs. tnrx.xu may ar may not Al "r AL
independent government ya-' no" but Us
,,,ii;cult l.. inpsyiu. how Central ard \"'ih
EN- Mexico can l~ held tase her AZ, ''"see
iusts., .v,sL~d Nv the .si"ri'" $ Al" nrsi'r'
oi the (sutssl t."v~tu,neut -i"'"'t'd u,
III. indians depressed and si'Hrk'd ~ MI
their r.s"urce., the "'0ch abused and long
suHv,,rg >,s,es "i t"ahaIs and s','"u'''
ps- hsv. been r-.,i. Is aud Iusubfd'naic.
even whli- A,Isia, VIII" i.l"ngs I" 'h~m
and ,-,I Il With them, Was al thu head "i 'h-
IL ~
link qui.iI, in harness under Santa Anna
VIM la. utterly lest al hrli -" their conn
d,.ucr. Neither can Ai,.ia have n sise~r-
udh..jon. whatever may seem I" h- the
c,.. Tor y time with the soldier i".t"'i.n
tina, has. ia ~tI.c, u wen hio tram ia. P'~-i
d.ucy. H.. +, qoii.d the military i"rcs nn'l
.hr,n,nr,si power /" sustain g''vernn'r,
in M.sic". 1h,. WAS refused hin. Santa
Anns. it appears. i. the onl, rnsh ia "s'
.;c, who emu u.nxp- dictatorship. Ari-ia
i. ,uc-d to Withdraw fou the capital and
government of N-x,ru. aud VIII her can
M. v.. or Tor VII Il can I:1 .yu pa'h'lr, "r
wh,r. psk~ a nand Tor ~. h-uht oi any
pn,,inn of l,. coun,r, nen. i,u, in Northern
N.xico, Al Irresistible destiny ia ries
bio, To the point 1t which alone his tal-,i.
us.,,i.,,sm. aud Influence can avail him
aud h~ arrives inst ~ c"n,nls-d, dist acted
Northern N-s,cn must hnv. u leader amt
,nd~pvn.i-nc,. ar sink ~ hop, l,.-. nuarchy.
IN. ch,ri and the country me- IN great ~
ciu,oc, need Of .sch other. and il they
L.x. m. ,,,,,,,,,,tud, Il, xri we'll nn this
,,..,,,J ,.c...,, ,b.v mr.. No, far ,,,u The
,,,.,...,,,o. /, III al . u.w ,.mi,l,.
M, .dy.o, If 4. u.w r,,uhl,, ve.,v
-, M, m, li,uo v,uld Ia. very ou,,o,Iop.
-, ia. ,.,,,,..,, .h.., Nil a., as an, 49,. L,uy
e.. .,,;.,,.,l., n,. nj ,y..,L,,d L,.,,.
,,'.. DIT. I, ,.,lJ ma, Ia. ,L,E
-, -. .;.,. /. Ill.,. ,,,a, If
,...,-.i. r,.l. S.., ., ,,,, ,,.,
'.,,; ,,.''..., All. a., =, ,,.... ,od
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

W ~ ssessse 4 10 call . meeting 81
~ Dss sessss II llsriso" county. OF"
Msnday. H. 0osh Of March Inst. 70, the
psspaes n wssssIssiinv d~I~ssses to the
Cs~ayseslsnal e~mvsNtio,'. aud tn espress
~ psssssv~es Of The patty % to the meat
eolealls candidate u IN ts" 4 ge"~rnl
e11esdssss y sssnsssiy ssssssssd. ." that
- ~ - ~ SD talr sspsssaioa Of
pohno efisisa.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

The attention oi the English josnlx
appeas t" b. chiefly directed to In =
rag. ri the Emperor oil France. ID
.eatug upon this subject, even ths u
don Times. whirh has hilbert" nlinose -
,iaLl, c.nsurrd his different acts. Il e.
relied 10 a,ml, ,hst this p'oce. ding = =
pact Of Louis, though in direct violala
established imperial custom. wa. M Z
social, hut politically proper. Whh v
In. consulted his avn happiness by bssss
,nr his heart upon the "hj-e, OF hs ~
ton. he ha. made friends snonH the ussuu
ii .hr ,~opl. by selecting partsW 4
lI, from among the democracy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

w The State Gazette 10 very severe in
it, structures upon those who voted against
the hill. providing for = sysiem Of Internal
improvements ~ this State. This hill pro
npssd I" ~ spart two millions OF dollars,
- scl,ool fund, IA 10 loaned 10 s,ilr.ad
companies, np"" their making the State se
cure. There seems to have he~n \ major
i'y IN the Legislature. in Gvm Of aiding
railr"sd companies. but this Till WAS ~,
ysrded ny many 10 unconstitutional, aud
hence Il WAS voted DOWN. The Gazette
arraig"s Ai~ssr.. iIs"ii' IN. ia k.v,ly and
Tssv~r, t,rfors their constituents. and says
Tin. they votsd |" direr. conflict with the
wishes III thoss WIN elected him. We do
no. s~e h"w they could hsv. done Others
wise. II they regarded the bill ~ s"es"s.i.
.u,innsl. Tsss. they might have resigned;
aud f,hs wishes of their constituents could
have hssn eassis out BY sseh = (oers-.
-ir duty was I,lsinly marked nat. hut
saeh wss Wss iAs eass, and hsnes ~ d. not
tink il,sy deserve een,ars. The Conssitu
uor !. the paramount law viii ~ repre-.
sentative
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

4.
Sine. w,i,irg the a''c'e r"h'''"e" :" 49,
;.... -, last week. ", have asee'''"'s" '""'
u..,r L., ". Cady u - nav
.,,,,.i the PROJECT III i"'i''"9 '"'" wv
,.,,.,,, <aieh,t"ekes. aud Sn'eN'"'f W.
'r.,.s md have dscii~d I" take u '" N"N
.,,L,E connecting There wv" '"' WV"
.od E,J River line. NOW y, P'"'',s
,nu,,u,,i.n h M~ssr-. SUIT" y "'"
a., .i., l.arn that the latter e~"''"'r"
...,. .,,,,nr,d the services ~ l.. n. r'"so"'
,,,,,,,ly superintendent, vt tue New :"
-, and o. IN telegraph Inc. MI" VIZ
.'.".I-r .io,e. whn ha. been tat III. last
,,. ,m,p,rt.d With 'h- No'ihs'"
IL s.,.,, Telegraph lin =. wh'rh GEM"
- ,,,. engaged ~ T. king all 'he "e
s,.,. lar the ra,lv r"mldrIt"n ~
80, n.,,,,,u liar. Mr.. tlu'r ra's u
'"'' 81. ~. ,l,ce few DAYS si"cr en-
'"''- U,.n,ll and w. Preston u Al
''", ..l,..,,n .or the purrnsr al -
,h,. Inn. un,ier im,u.jais' .oos' nri'"s''
"'s Wv w. man, that mis- LINZ a.,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05


mnuleat enald .u,e. or fur millions ri
e.r,,s III lard b. To- Texas with i"main
Of a hundred millions 81 acres Surely il
would be- better ~ give this sn'eu"t Ia l'''
creditors, than to allow them and the world
the priv-i-g- "f accusing us ~ bad latin.
". wouI n"i. however. be- under stood ~
wishing land scrip issued with the priv
,l.g. III ioca,'eg IL IL any porto" al The
State without tp.tr,vii"n. We desire IL
SEE no NOR. obstacles thrown Ia thu WHY
III tn. speedy stlemvut AID gn'ei'ng "l
nut ..li land iilIrs, the conflicting stiie "i
which has hitherto rsMtdrss Ia gf-at ~
is.ut, til. prosperity Of the coudry. ".
would hive district Of cnuulv st ap,ri.
embracing unspprop'iated lan''s, aud bone
other upun which tn. certificates should l,-
heated. W. believe TIL. would h- snl>
u,ary measure. aud Que iraught with great
present aud future good /" the Stst hr
we woul, not advocate il, II W. h-l-ived il
/" h~ ind~rr"g ,ti"n of III. rights or 'n,-, cs's
"s the people. We ~isli probably alind"
TO tai subject again. when We have ""r~
space aud. leisure I. dry"t. To its ,"vrs,iga.
,inn and IN the mean time, ~ We desire
the matter he TAI " presented u our r"sd
rfs, ". Civ. MI extract from the xttirlr IN
thu Republican,, ron'a,nims the Argument,
ot the editor, referred t".
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

We clip the '"'i""h'e NOM wv o"''"''''
Sun. We have ""'n". I" say "' 'h' "''
ri-iru, nor al u" ""'ai'' az 'h' "'''"'''
further than !" 'e"""'k- 'h'' u - ""''s
tier that the law sh"n'i ''' 'A'''s"'-"'"u
than Tint individual ""'''"s ~ J's'c'
should l""'''l !" l''''eu'" o''eS "'''
Chambers Is ~ 'u'h -,
lNi,h'sI'N" 'h"Nh "f'','"N, ."
NeWf"iHH L""s ~ me '"H," ''n'N
thii Justice Fancy d"'l''i'' u" '''P"'
trut dcc'.'"n !" u" '"''"' >''''s '"i"'"'
'"un few DAYS "s' !" M s"se %, '"'''
tai" Aa"''cah r,''n"'' "e"h,., ~ ,"'s
J. tH"n''-r-. nj Texas "",'" ''N"s
WAS e""'"n",' 's"'ns, "">'c"' '"' ''''"'1
he' '""'P''h""'' ~" wv" "'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05
The committee ~ the Virginia t.eanf

The committee ot the Virginia t.eefl
tur~, to whom were referred the siocusDsr
in relation I" the Lennon tlsve rsse. 4
reported, that. inasnuch ~ the dvri,isa :
Judge Paine ia about 10 emo hefnts
supreme Court of New York. and \ =
Legislature of the latter State has . N
repeal III" law up"" ~hirh the d-eitiaa
h"nd-d. they ,l"~med !, unsdvisshl~ Il =
press any opinion IN the merits II IT, n
at Issue, but recommend that the Attess
General m Virginia. together with =
other rou"s-l NJ the Governor may 6ss
prosecute the appeal taken to IN ~
York Supreme Court
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05
celsoaes s,olaAa.

WAsntNor"x. Feb. i7.--lm the Senate.
In day, W. u".lsrw""d r~ln" ted = srriss Il
resolutions IN iav"v ~ mwasurrs I" s~ewss
:. liu ."as liberty aud fr--d"m n worship u
American citizens residing IL for~iyn c"a"
|. i~s, aud 4 t+rti"g clauses !" thu. effect,
/" liz h~r,sft~r inserted !" sll treaties n,a.ts
v lib other Guvev,n,rutA The Pacific rxi,
r.ad I'LL was .i~''.:~d. and spsschss u'asls
nv Mv,srs BELL aud Smi,l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

Among the ho~an'~"t. which arrived IN
the Ahicx, mnd tM which she WAS d~inin..i
twenty :"ur h"urs 1t l'v-rr,"l. ny the
N,i'inh Go,.su"a"I IL said !" hs y pro
j-c, ri n cop, right trrs'y l~'ws~" Great
tI,itsia aud this country. II had h--n exc
cu,-d vi MsrsARrId. BY the late Dan. Web
.t~r aud NJ. trsmia"n. the ls'i'i-h Minis
Ter, = short while ixioi~ the la,t ,Iln.ss II
The i"r,n~r, x"d having bee" returned from
E"gIa"d. with the ss"r'i"" aud xpr'"vL at
the british t:w~t"".snt. IL nov probably
under the consideration Of Mr. Everett AID
NJ. Champion.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

~ q y . ID there are ~ many Office
ssshsss u Washington - there were - the
esssat whew llaui.on WA I"suyu,at-d
Pssetisae. W sxpsrt that s"ms II thess
ss1asy 81 Dad Il an snpr"Hts'.l- business
N ~ ~ Nsl wlsesks*. President Pierce
~ ~ Hide sysspsshy (or this cl.ss Of
s.ee.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

AvraAv.--On last Sunday svsste w.
a6;sy occurred II ths Asgls ness'. = =.
sul,uris nf this town. bsswssn ~
N"gsss aud Cavsthers. In whtsh W. =, Nv Il
received the coassass ~ . shot g.. ~
origin Of shs dsl1sslty ~ have ~ -. X
fSsstA. Wsste "a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

4$ ~ ~ =.
Osess - elssswsss "a ssss4s'
towns .~ ~ - - ai.sss!! r..
site III 6hsA ~ ~ -
very v.lssl.lv S(sY u ~ :.
.l",'s ii the "~.sstAi Y ssf ssi5
""s'h.sast II Oenaa 49, =
i'u"d in i"usssss qasmsi ~ dtrv .|
surface 81 The vr'snd, ~ se,ss
il have alrrssly tssn asaj1npvd ~
pss,r, ." mslss. y 80 49, r.
sn~It-d
Mr.. James ", Ns1it1 VI * r
has manufactured asoM ~
shoes mud boots. With lss,k.t =,
gate, skins, 'ts,sss sklna 4.
p.,",~A - slesa '',ss ,ss,r.aa6 h.
ssk sAin. - ttlAhA AZ n, S
mollIsd. m snAasi, she'i rs
-snd = p.v q tsots % .sr Worls.. "
New i,"t.
DR.. Asth,. .,m'sh, by invila,les = :.
hers Of III. Leg stature. and oshe,a +
~ d ~ the preventative Hall, On ~
ult.. II lecture on the subject ol t., u.
Fair ut l.ond"n. il 1851. Il will ~
lccted that DR.. ). was appointed ~ r.
ers. by the Governor. Ia repssen1 F.
State OF Texas nj the Fair. aud ~ =
tended anh took = very active ~ e-2
net part IN its proceedings.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

The New yO,k Cosriss and EsQg
advocates the magnificent prcjset =
pr"pris,ing . million ssd . ~ u
public d.m.si" ~ = r"n'ps~aasisa ~
construction II sslstesrarrss line u -
graph from st. Louie 10 Sea fsase
the use II which. Il 10 propssed. -
given TO the Govsfunssat ire u ~
forever.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

H.. e.tiss Of l.osisvills and Ctea
an now !" railway es"ssetiaa. b. -
Js6.rsonvills saA lndiAssyslls. ~ y RI
sud the ,sn esa ~ very soslly
daylight
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

Tkess was = tssribls As.nA In ths Moth
i.lsvs u Albany. M TN III lssasnt A
i, : 1sssl,ss II shs do~hs aud rlrp we've
.e,.s..sA:: ~ s'seh d.aaes ssses tn
l.s hs' hephonylssos, ~ tassssd : Asm q
isss 1upasustisa u -
cry VS. AfyBSAon1o IN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

In Quel,er, on the S0sh Jaaaary NJ asss
cary ranged trnn twenty two - thirty .oas
.lry,~~s below Z~.u. IL sAs as.ss sxposed
places il It'll thirty E'ss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

II E.jiese " shs Js6srsnH sseses" ,"
...lls.h..a ~, svra,sv posljspm III pas Article
4. ,-... A.. psli.s Dvta. in r,,dy
,,-~r ~. ...A .~sf.nvs eye
sss'srs WI" '"s ss''"
"Ovy contemporary of tive Marshall Ike
uul,iis. IN IN h.s lat ,s.u~ IL 0vi ~ =" aide
.,,;ci. {. ,.plv " IN editorial IL "u's.
sd..,r s,i.v the pv"tssi'i"" II Senator
tsriv~,, ~ pay st~ res,.is~ Of the pas'l'r
debt. over the scaled vnlu-, IL land ~ ~,
cent. per acre. W. arr pleased I" see that
the EDITOR ,.~~ts us ~ n spirit III fs'r. eA"-
did \ d ingenious n.gum~n', aud that he Is
nns,.us l. have the question luli discussed
b~..,r the t~o, L.. /. whom IL. decis'"n
pro,,~,iy b-Iongp, aud is VIKING Ia "ls" his
columns To- any ."~ advocating us ~, "e,'
IA. .vr..s w,,h ~, that the suiy-ct his.
l...n pruvssii, misunderstood nj home. but
particularly nt,ox,i, SAYS tia, the r'e,''",
Of v.x,s Nave iw.n NOISY. ard -udrss"f.h
l." rrurt-y our government the so'Jrrt ~
rrp,u e aud abuse, aid that the roiu"ns %
( the press abroad have hcrn rnllsd int" ~
un,.,t,on. aud the whole al the c"ntrmIu''r
aud odi,,us tribe Of Nasbng'o" letters
w,i,e,s have bccn chartered :" ''''', Us
Tine. l- ss,s, have honest. hut hat, n's"
been ,ndursd To loin ~ the r. neral e'us""c'
". know that Il has been "'s""'te'-t""'
abroad. ami this Is " Qnwin reason why We
d,.,,r that IL should l,r paid. II never VII
,.r understood abroad aud thus IN tir
we. ,,I the world. Texas ~ill stand nc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05
- ~ 81 .heassd IN nslls 10 in New
0sok Hs esvs hs asss soaes's o" the
~ u

gr 4, iie 30, seraarf I've N''.F
., M~upl,. as ool, e 'e'' 600 .tios .oe
high sslsr nah OF lasiy ea- sUieor''tust
10 Use.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

A vesll~nt In Ban Francisco. writing 10
fi-.d |" lss'sss'n. asys ~ had . turkey
fw hls dinnss. weighing eleven pos,,ds aud
hslf asd hat 4 only cost hisa Ga
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

Judge Douglas. in his great seeeea
.uprort al the Pacific Railroad bitl.
d, d .sp.cia, : to the fact that tho gvaa
OF alternate sections q! land has btsa
benctit. aud not loas TO the u. :. In
ury. The remaining sections along y
Iinois Genital Railroad. which were y
market for forty years. with"us a"ds
bidder. averaged At public sales u "
acre. twenty fvecen.s more than d"shA
ordinary Government price Of ei0f
acre.
DIV. GARntNsR's FINAL A fSntiM ;
q n day for the trial NJ d.. (;srdis'ss
a,v.-.i NJ SEINE length l'ef"sv ledge a.
f"d yesterday. in the s'isnl"al etsre-s
Carl,si~, Tor Dr.. Gardner, dssieing .
ponsmsn.; which proposition was -
"u-ly resisted BY NJ. r f-wdsll. on ~
Of the United States. Ihs'Judes Aojde
matter over Tor HE fstsss dseissoA.
WssAissses ksrstas,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

Il 10 stated tina, t.s w~althi~ss aud mos.
Influential commercial "rxsmisstl"n IN Eu.
sops has determined I" s~'vs M sy~mi 10
III. United sssl~s, h'r the ,'a'is's- III a.c~t.
t.ining wlsssh~s ~ ma lh~ e",'""-g'"w~ss
~ In sovsh~rs .tss~s ~ dists's~.i !" ;hr"w
IT I'M iv~rjrs'l "wn""la'I, 1T cotton. The
,sup0sitk,n y u srssts continental depot
lue cUttsSn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

lls,iag rnnTersfd With lsrro au,,hes
n persnns -. The suaisti Of DE Lrgis-
kse s.id .he pr,.,.~hl- 's"diaaies that
~ ~ % sisc Geld. hay~ hr,td ,ef,
Nn rs!aime'st skpress'.d !" fa'ornf NJ
"a ~ b, ~ ! csndiiaie i.r Re, r.
Il ~ r CONSENT 20 roo &
Hssossbes ensisre f9r
"a. 4 vO1.R
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

9>- Doe Il scsvy. hss ssnt ~ copy
o, the 0pt - The Commissioner Of
fsisets lie ~,.i accept or lhssks. We
srs Alse ap'er ehlgpiiors 10 Hon. Sam
iIoa.tou, who ouliuuss 20 ssad ~ bsLuc
decumeuts
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

- NeeIes III a1vsstIssaseal n Elliott
\ = ~, Js9.ssse. Thsy have h"e Drug
-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-03-05

- ~, J. b. Wtlssa win seesps osr
saAs - ~ paps+a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
PRICE 25 CENTS, EACH,
wholesale agents for Ohio, J. & G. BRAKrI
Great Mcdicinc forWorms i'm Child
rem aud others.

SMITH AND ATKIEsoN's AMERICAN worm KILLER
VuNHIS Medicine has been manufactured by Smith
i and Atkinson for several years, and has been used
with great success byPhysicians and Others, in various
parts Of the United States, many thousands Of bottles
have been sold, and the universal approval 1t has me,
with in all quarters where 1t has been introduced
proves thatit needs only q tra' to satisfy the mostin-
credulous of It's great value the size Of fhe bottle has
been enlarged, SO that 1t Is one Of the cheapest as we'll
as most valuable Worm Medicines ever offeredt to the
pnblic; and the person buying this article gets the
full value ofhis money In quality, which Is Fact well
worth remembering. A s@A ~ ,
Becareful to ask for Smith and Ahipscn's a inner
ieDn HORN Killer and SEQ that the name OF Smith
ind Atsinsoni Is on the Bottle in raised Letters.
READ! aEAD!l READn! READM kEADEm
Relief; Tor ran and boast. The horseman's hope,
or Farmers Frierd. Arrangements are now made
for the supplying h" rrsiic with this great ,re'nedy
which has been used with wonder - SUGGEST BY those
who have had an opportunity OF testing IL virtues
No family should neglect to have n supply; and ali
persons would do web to keep some by them TO be
used in'case Of accident 10 man or horse .-lt' 81
FoR HORSES, etc --Forthc cure Of sprains bruises
saddle and collar gals, swelled Joints. stiffness and
weakness OF the legs. old sores, scratches, etc.
FoR MAN -For the cure Of rheumatism, lumbago,
sprains, swollings bruises. sciatic pain, stiffness and
weakness ofthe limbs, and other accidents and alHic-
tions to which mcn and animals are liable.
Prepared only by SMITH and ATKINSON, 28S, Balti.
moro street, Baltimore. li 'ni ~ & 70
For sale by Kaufman & CO., Lancaster; John Leo.
nard, Basil; =, Goehegan, Baltimore: Isaac Jones New
Salem; f.. Kalb, Rushvii O.! Otto II. Meier Il Co.
Somerset. A so for sale in Circlovilie, Ohio. r
This preparation has been before The public o sufIi.
cient time TO have It's merits fairly tested and the re.
ports received from various parts Of the country
prove it to heone OF the most valuable remedies even
offered, both to man and horse.
August26, 1852. " Is
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
George nImmeI's Premium Essence Of Coffee
SrANUrAorUHnpDr DANIEL BoHLER 8 co

BOSS ANUFAoTUREpD DANIEL BoHLER & co.
One Package at 10 cents Dilf sape 4 lbs. Of Cofeei
THIS Essence was lately awarded with silver
Il medal in he American Institute, New York, also
with the first premium for such articles in the Frank
in Institute, Philadelphia. 4.
Sold. Wholesale vnd Retail at tho proprietor's sole
Depot,o 18.Callowhil street ,Phiiadelphia. Also, forsale
stores throughout the United States. \
This Essence has been proven by many thousands
of the richest and most respectable families, as well
as by the poorer class Of reople, almost through the
whole United States,t to be byfarthe best preparation
Of coffee ever offered to the public. Coffee rAde by
this Essenceis much more who osome, more delicate,
finer ~tavored, perfectly clear, and, in every instance,
superior to the finest Java Coffee.
In order to give full satisfActlon and proof that the
above article Is perfectly healthy, andto show some.
thing ofthe deserved reputationit has gained and just.
ly entitledto, we annex a fow certificates and recon-
mendAtions, particularly relating to health, from DR..
Booth and DR.. Chiffon, practical chemists and Analy-
sists OF the cities of Philadelphia and New York.
College Avenue, Tenth street, beotu Market, I
Philadelphia, Septenber4, 1851. !
have examined the essence OF Coffee manniactnr.
~stituents are not in the least Injurious to health, il
may be usedfrecly and with perfect saiety.
.Ht,,r AME BOOTH,
Pre-. Of Chemistry applied to Arts, Franklin Institute.
70 No. 70 chambers street, Nep York, dug %, 1861.
Ihave examined an article prepared by Messrs.
Hummel, Boiler and co, Philadelphia called Essence
OF coffee, which is Intended to be used with coffee,
IRON any thing injurious to health, but, on the con-
trary, the Ingredients of which tits composed are per-
Ifectly wholesome. J. r. Chiffon, NJ. ID, Chemist.
For sale by G. KAUFMAN CO., Agents, 3
'}f@ and other Druggists and Grocers generally
Lancaster, Ohio, August 3, 1859 - ,sf0 So
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21
NEW GOODS.


rVATE have now received a large and complete as
w sortment Of New & Fashionable Goods,
which we are daily exhibiting and selling at the old
stand Of RgINMruSp AND SON.
All we ask or require, is, that persons visiting our
city In pursuit Of good bargains, will give us a CALL
We detest hum buggery, and. besides, our goods once
erdnined, recommend themselves, Our stock is full
was bought In a cash market, and we are satisfied
with small profits We can supply our customers
with almost every thing heart can wish for, from an
ounce Of Indigo TO a hogshead of Sugar: or from a
yard Of 81 cent Calico to a fnH suit n clothes for 81.
ofShocs, Hats, B%onnets, Hose, Ribbons, Parasols,
silks, lawns. bareges, d. hines, g~inghams, calicoes,
cloths, ~eussimeres, Satinets, tweeds, &c I'VE are well
supplied asrospccts both qualities and prices ~
We keep on hand tho best of Family Groceries,
such as Teas, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Rice,
Spices &c. $3.50
And we are always supplied with a large and valu-
sblc stock of Ready Made Clothing, made here
at homo. on speciGl order, and therefore gieatly pre-
ferable TO that imported from eastern slop-shops.
.'..TCash and country Produce always taken in ex-
change for goods. RElNMUND q MARTIN.
April 80, 1859. rl' $50
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-07-21

DEPurY MAKsHALs.--From the Pidin
Deaer ofthe 20lh inst, we learn that Dir,
Fitch, U. 3. Marshal, has appalnted the fol.
lowing gentlemen assistant Marshals:
James ThhmpsoB, Jr., Steubenviiic, Ell.
iah D ,dd, Tolrdoi Paul n. d .nhls, New.
ark: MofFick Bnrton, Akron; William Parr
Licking countys n. W Houk, Sandusky;
ynp n Anderson. chilllcothe, Jane. NJ.
h,ue, Ninton CO; Adam Holderbanm Mass.
fllonl GsoW. Russ, Miilersbureh.
05-The great law Of N ature "a, aeat and
be eaten" The spawn eater swallows the
worm the shark swallows the spawn eater;
the hawk pcunces on the chicken. The
eagle on the hawk, and tile Sportsman ON
the eagles Toguss feed on honest men, pet.
tifoggers. on rognes; and thu devil ON petti.
foggers. Queer arrangement this, but whc
VIII cay that Il is not llvr the besti
fnJUEcTIoH AGAINST a BAnK.-The Az
toFney General Of New Jersey, Il IL said,ha,
proceeded by Injunction against the AmerI
Gao Exehanae Bank a. Cape May Cor notdo
NJ . bcna-lade business. The State Tteas
tlsF bee given so.ice thar tho .notea Will b,
Redeemed sfiet tie 2uih No