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Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
sons for entertaining preference, fol otsro /.

sons for entertaining preference for 0tero 10
stated. ,l3- & 4lYl0A ,YaGdgTAA
/ When the writer in /" FL Democrata !" states
that Mr.. Yost has :" abandoned bis party and
principles" for any purpose whatever, he as
serts wilful falsohood If Mr.. Pine, tho os.
tensibe editor, be the writer Of the article from
which the above extra,t is taken. then tho
question arises upon what authority d,es be
assume to read Mr.. Yost out Of tho Democratic
partyP 1t is well known that that gentiemann, =
is not citizen Of the United States. Il is bo.
lieved that he never read our Federal Consttu.
ton. No one claims for him tho Slightest
knowledge Of the principles Of either the Dem.
ocratic, Wing, or Know-Nothing party. Heis
Us ignorant as d child newborn Of tho govern.
mental policy Of either; and is no more capable
Of Judging which is true and which is false
Democracy than Hottentot.
Mr. Pine, it is shrewdly suspected, never
wrote the article in question. 1t was written
either by Secretary Davis or Judge J. J. Da.
veuport, and whether written by either Mr.. Pi.
no, Mr.. Davis or Mr.. Davenport, it is a sland.
er and u falsehood; and designed to prejudice
this people against gentleman about whom no
other charge is brought thanthat ho il friendly
to the election Of Mr. 0tero, who stands ondor- 2
sod by some of tho ablsst ana best National
Democrats in the Union as worthy thor perso
nal and political confidence. ''A
Although Mr.. Yost Is considerably the
junior Of both Messrs Davis and Davenport,
the record Of his services TO the Democratic
party of the States, will at least compare fayo.
rably with their own; and until there is some
other authority, than that Of these sclf.consti.
tuted judges to place Mr. Yost beyond the pale
of the Democratic party, we must still consi.
der him simon pure Democrat. b -.''sl.
| The assertion in this extract that Mr.. Yost
has become tho "thlrd editor Of the Gasette " Z
is wilfo. fasehood. Ae I,d1.l5 A. 'H+
rhis uncalIed for and libellous attack upon
Mr.. Yost, Sln keeping with the whole history
of the opposition party. They consider it le.
gtimate to assai every man who docs no. unite
with them in their anti American movements,
and use thor utmost efforts to prejudice this
people against him.. The attempt in this ins.
tance will prove as futile, IS similar efforts
have heretofore. 10 - 'r snsr /.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
SANTA FE NEW MEXICO, AUGUST 22 1857

q af l.r .
the date Of said mortgage deed, and default
having been made in the payment Of said sum
of mvney Therefore will expose to public
sale in the public plaza Of the city Of Santa
Fe on Monday the 24th day Of AuguSt 1851,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
| O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day all tho right title
and interest of the sald Juan do DiOs Corni-
DIES and Encarnacion Lucero, to the following
described real estate and personal property, to
wit one house and lot situated in the city Of
Santa Fe, Territory Of New Mexico, and more
particularly described us follows, to wit boun.
ded on the northby the lands of the late Doha
GertrudIs Pine, which is at thelfoot ,of the
brow Of the hill, and measuring sixty, two and
Il half yaras from east to west: and on the east,
by he lands Of Mauricio Duran, and on the
south by the public road, and en- the we't, by
the lands of the widow of romas Ribera, to,
gethrr with all and singular the rights, pgvilo,
yes aud appurtcnances theIeunto belonging or
III anywiSe appOrtaining; also the following
described personal property, to wit, cne muuse
cViored mule, saddle and briddle, one gold
necklace, one pearl necklace two pairs Of ear
rings, one Of them set with pearls, aad five
large gold rings. TERMS Of sale to be cash.
p IN 5Ia .,-. EblANUEL NJ. WOOD,
q q. c5.d.lsDf .a. Mortgages.
July p, 1857. 40 ,.5
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22

~ ako raro,, II .aoo,., 10 ,,t p,,Lt, ,;, -
.hn Tor.;,lrs', ah;s1. ~ " 1,,I "'Y ,sI,s ~
naoh s,any! s"p"S Wy M e1 hshias anu ,V'I''y u
ptahloS son,I i, na,,, ~ 'no ,!,a. sa"
"a ,ba hnd sa.b 49,, ,nI ha ,.J, .,,'.s y,
the form which may be prescribed by the, Secreta-
oi tie Interior; whch report Shal' DC iau oefore
'oopBiess iofs sucN action 'hereoa % may oe deem
FuJus' anu proper WIN aWeW " cohhfh pona hde
s.an'' anu s'tc lui' euect 70 'ae treaty oI lofo;
'''".en "t' 'ie oU''cu ''a'es ana n,oAi0o' :,
O,a'li'u's u every case WIZ W 'equ'reu 70 m'e
/ N'iNen nouee, sv''lpR tollh the haine oi ,he
10, ''al.i0 ,n. nathe OF 'orisiha' c'aiiian'
Ia.a'e VI cia'ui' "hether ihc0hate OF peflec'--Hs
Ian,,.1 , 10y au'hoily 'ne ot'hi.a' NV "aS 10
.eae'e'Ie u 'he eVlueuqe VI .he
Ecar ".'S'y ''uv' "i'e'' 'uo 'NI. ~
strp. ~ "ss,,,4ne 4uan'ly eia'hsS h9'"'3
,a,fora' ta H., A. o,'b e,"i,s' W.
nnnn rel;oJ n'o, ~, .tseS "''u so',', ~
eoou ,,enara dr ",S, es,', ,t" s''H
nn r.ooa,t ,la,,,,n', u - 'a'N''n N"'NSS
rrsty rI,,r,anl 'y,ll s,so ,.;,oa q, a,,.nis,
an ant6enucai Mat of Survev. If survav bas been
xee,uted, or other evidence, showing the precise
bounds and extent OF the tract claimed.
10 enable the Surveyor General 10 execute the
duly thus imposed on HIN, by law, he has 10 re-
quest all those individuals who, claimed lands an
New Mexico before the treaty Of 1913, to produce
the vldenees OF such claims at this Office at SaHtd
Fe,as soon as possible. .....,. ..a..
| M ATloN rt Atu,Nro
-, ~ . --0'' si''AA " a." o
Inc ac' o. congress- ABOVE fetel Cd TO, grants
lOO acres OF 'and 10 every white male citizen oil
'he Oi''eu ''d'eS' or every white male above the
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
Judge Baird and E Grlngo" Davis again.

Judge Baird and 3 Gringo" Davis again.
| Ell Democratic has said, in its defence Of the
author Of El Gringo (Mr. Davis) that the
extracts from that volume which we have from
time to time published and which we keep
standing under our Spanish Editorial head,
are "garbled extracts" Now, we have only
to soy that these passages are not "garbled,o .
but taken without variation jot or title from
the original: they read in the Gazette pre-.
cisely as they read in Ell Gringo We stated
in our first criticism upon the book that It
was then upon our table, and should remain
there, subject to the examination Of any on
who might feel disposed to examine the cor
rectneSs Of our extracts therefrom. 1t lies
there still-and oil doubling Thomases are
invited to come forward and look into II aud
read for themselves. 'f''a....''. taA s.'-'
| The only offset brought by the organ Of
the Baird faction to the calumnieS upon New
Mexico aud the New Mexlcans uttered by the
President of the Peha Blanca convention is
the letter charged upon Mr.. Hubbell. This 4,
gentleman has, however, pnblicly asserted
that letter to be o forgery upon his name, and
has declared his respect for and bis incapacity
to deiame our people as the letter charged
upon him defames them. But neither Mr..
Davis nor Judge Baird nor the friends Of ei- ,
ther can deny that the authorship Of Fl Grin.
60 is in the President Of the Baird Convsn.
tion-a br have they Or any ofthom ever claim q
ed g,.I1t he is not guilty Of the aspersions,s 10
which that book so copiously publishes to-
the world against us. u 70 t15aaH l-llo uj!s
The voters of New Mexico may therefore I
take for granted, upon this proof alone, what
we have repeatedly asserted upon our own
knowledge that the President Of the Peha
Blanca Baird convention standsguilty before
this people Of all the exaggerations, ISLANDERS
and untruths contained and published in El
Gringo. Will they, can they, vote for Judge
Baird, the creature Of the Peha Blanca cor.
vention-him who was baptized for the pre-
present canvass by W W. Il. Davis, the au.
thor Of El GrihgoY Let them reflect that in !,
the issue Of this election the success Of Judge
Baird would be amen losoment in New Mex,
leo Of Davis and "Gringo0-thst II IS
victory now eqnal1 laaeh for and mutually
fought for by Raigtosea his Peha Blanca
rodfather DAVIS. a y isa'ig8iaai rslliasas
i8ao8a a63alliag e ssiida ia taiigni
aa sa d qsaa alalha oal y laiaa ,lg ssw
assa .tas3 Z "a 4 sissuiia 4. rdi
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
Nt MEXICO

The Surveyor General OF New Mexico, by an
OF Cong, ess approved on Tie 22od July 1854, isre
oiuedlo "make a'ull report on all such claims as
originated before the cesson of the Territory to
me- Umted ,ales "by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalg Of fsls denotIng the various CRATES of tile
ISdb ls 1efcisiou therelnaS 70 The validity OF M
gaao1 nl each Of the sane under the -'sw5l SIS
ses. aud casoms of tire country before cession sits
to the United States, s,"-And he ID also required tu
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
SEALED .PROFOSAL

w LII BE RECEIVED at my 0lice in Santa
~ Fe, New Mexico, until the R5th pf August
1851 when they van Us nuentdL for garnishng
the Troops Of tic United oruIes as follows. =.
With HhRDlSG THE GOVERNMENT CAT
rLE (2UJ more u Ie,S), according 70 term,
which SilI be made known on 4ppiicHian to
Iur.--Ihe prVpnS,s to be endorsed BHsjor
HeMtag Government Cattle"
MS reserved " lne 70 reJtct AL tho Bus Il
lof nigh; aud uouew bv accgP,eI 4t q ra,c
30 Iow that the Herd will De utgIe'tel hereby.
Amrle security will lie required
.ors- JOHN B. GRAYS0N,
ByL It, .oi. Q. 5.
Santa Fe, Aug. |, 1861. L4i.Stl
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA M.
TERRITORY UF NEW MEXlUU}
U. S. DISTRICT COURT
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Ysabela Angney } ...
W , Divorce.
William q, Angney


William q. Angney
This day came the plaintiff by her attorney
ana i, appearing to the court tbnt The said de-.
Iendant IS nonresident Of this Territory, 80
tHat the ordinary process Of law cannot be SER
we'd upon him, it is therefore ordered by tho
@ urt thu, the said defendant be required to
,pprar and answer to said cause on OF before
sbe urot day Of che next term of this court Oh
Judgment will be entered against hm according
70 palniIlfs petition.
1t is therefore ordered by the court, that
publication Of this order be made in the SAINTS
Fe Gazette four weeks succesonely, the last It
be it least two weeks before ,he ne2t term Of
ihis court.
BY order of Chief Juotice }. j. Davenport
chancellor sitting in ch4mbees; gsun on th'
18th DAY Of July A.D 1851.
'ni. '''' AIDE MARIE, CLERK.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VALUABLE PhUf D4ll IplE 0'HH
The underS sned intending 10 leave The Ter
ritory, offers The loowlog properly iof s"e'
A mountain farm SIX miles east ol SahV" Ee,
on the Santa Ne Greek; upon which STANDS IL
water power aw Mil, ohmge.Allil, Lam SAWS,
Kip Saws &c., wi'ha large tract " eool pIhe
timber conuecteI with the Mill The Mil IS
in good order and capable Of cutting from three
to four thousand feet Of lumber from sun to
sun.
This property will be sold with Or without
mules, oxen, wagons, log wagons, harness,
yokes, chains, &c. .,.,
Also an Improvement on government land,
near GallSteu, now planted III corn d..
For particulars enquire on the premises OF
at the residence Of the undersigned III santa
Fe, , .,m,,u,v
Santa Fe, May 18th, 1857,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
q. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

e DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm of Weuheim Il Co., is this day dlssol-
we'd by mutual consent. ,sa,...... ...
S. Welnheiw, who continues the business in
Santa Fe, is uutDorized to settle all the accounts
and business, which remain unsettled OF the
former firm, u-.u,,,
S. WElNHElM,
R0WD0LPH LOEB,
Santa, Fs May llth, 1851.
3.m.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22

Proposals will be received OF this Office until
p O'Clock M. the 18th day of august 1857 to
furnish the Post the coming year with o
5000 Fanegas Of corn, .lu0
Er lao pounds per fanegt, and 300
Tons Of Hay 1000 pounds to the Ton, ...
Each bid will be
Separate and endorsed -"ProposalsfOr Hay"--
"propOsalsfor Corn" laa,4
The right is reserved to reject all bids, both
for Corn and Hay, if deemed too high.
Two responsible names, as securities, must
accompany each bid. 'l '-al bl4
fee is 20 JaT. SPRaGUE,
auu o BRIT. Maj. and Capt 0th lnftv.
n5 1ap s3ai A. Asst. Or. Master,i p
1lu agoga 5aHiilUs io. Army.
Asanlba a jH1Mi5 H iaa Il a
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DY THE MUTUAL CONSENT Of the parties
> the partnership heretofore existing between
the 6rm Of Spiegelberg, Beuthner 4 Uo is this
day dissolved. The firm now consists OF 5. j..
& i, SPlEGELBERG, who will settle all bust
ness Of the late firm Of Spiegclberg, Beuthner
& Go. all persons indebted to the old firm are
now respectfully requested to call and n settle
their accounts. S. j. & l.. SPlEGELBERG.
SOLOMON BEUTHNER, by
XIII. SAMPSON BEUTHNeE, Attorney
Santa Fe, May 26, 1857. t
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
STAGE LINE.


independence NO., to Santa Fe N. M.
Leaving each end Of the route the first day of
each month. .i. 5. ,o4luaifH.. b.
Fare through,
From November lst TO N y lst $lo0
+ From May lst to November LIST $l25
Packages and extra baggage % cents per To-
IN summer. and 81 cents in winter, but no pa
ckage charged less than one dollar. FAIIbag-
vnce a. ths risk Of the owner, and no respon-
6.6ility for any package worth over hfty dol
ars unless contents given and specially con-
tracted for. ,.... ...t.s
Provisions, arms, ana ammuhl'iol lufh's"eu
by the proprletors. All passage ihon'y "u''
be paid IN advance. ,,,,y.n,v..ul,I t4a
November 8, 1875.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22

.D| SANTA FS, New Mexico
June 27, 1851.
The United !ates Mail on route No, 1912 from
Santa Fe, to Independence, Mo-, will leave this
place on the 10Th and lst Of each mouth from
and after july LIST next .H
rI DAVID V. WHITING,
..... Postmaster
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
United States Of America, }
Territory Of New Mexico,
First Judicial District. y "7' 4A 1i
John Dold & Brother " ''a W +

First Judicial District. nor ai d 2aa
John Dold & Brother " ''a W 1a'
vs. 4A 4l ) Attachment.
VIM. Allison and Francis Booth. J .- aa
This day cpme the plaintiffs by their attor.
neys and it appearing to the Court that the
said defendants are non residents of this Ter
ritory, SO that the ordinary process Of law can.
not be served upon them: it is therefore or.
dered by the court thot the said defendants be
required to appear and answer to said cause on
or before the frat day Of the next term of this
court Or judgment will be entered against them
for the damages claimed in plaintiffs, petition.
1t is therefore ordered by the court that pu.
blication Of this order he made in the Santa
Fe Gazette six weeks successlvely, the last to
be at least two weeks before the next term of
this court, and that this cause be contuucd to
the lrxt term o. this court.
A true copy Of the order made at the March
term Of said court, on the 18th day Of March
1851 tu '.'..
u. ..... . AUGUSTUS DE MARLE,
Santa Fe June lth. 1851
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22
ATTORNEY AND C0JGSELLOR Al Law =
WASHINGTON CITY, D. Z. a....

N HE Undersigned will attend TO the prose
! cutlon of all claims against the unltea
States, either before Congress, or any OF the
Departments Of Government Appheatlons lof
Bountv Land Warrants Will be uuly attended
to, and ali business conlnIted " DIS cp"l s0
will meet with prompt care. CLAIMS "galhSs tne
Reoubn, Of Mexico will BIZ especially attended
'c'pN- '... j. HENRY PETERS,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22

4l Santafe, Nm, July 8, 1851. !
WILL BE TAKEN up for investigation on
w the 18th instant the following cases, and
will be continued from day to day tlll the docket
is dlsposed Of, VIZ; l Usut s. Is..
Donacano Vigil Los Trigos ......
Alexander Vale Pecos
H. W. Eaton GalsteS
Antonio Leroux Taos .l..
Town of Monaano Valencia 1o. ...
Town Of Cnbtro do ..........
Rev. John Lamy Canon de Tio Carlos
Pablo Montoya Taos ny .l
Ramon Vigil Rio Arriba 30 ll
SeraIin Ramirez Bornalillo l a.ta
Beaublen 4 Miranda Taos
Jose Leandro perea Pycos
Harvey h. yesterday Mill Site, Santa Fe
Cornelio Vigil |Too. bel .u
Ceran st. Vrain ....
Antonio Ortiz San Miguel
Hers Pedro Armendaris 2 cases, San Miguel
(LY'Persons having conflicting claims Ggainpt
any of the above claims, will file their coutest
in this Office oa or before the l2lh instant.
WIN PELHAM,
Surveyor General, d.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-08-22

C0RN!-HAY!! "m','-
Office Asst. Or. Master,
eaIl. Fort Marcy. d
.U Santa Fe, New Mexico,
Lnly 2l 1851.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
Squibs and Small Talk.

a certain hebdomadal, published not
thousand miles from thi+. by its repeated,
though lame efforts at wit directed against
matters and things pertaining TO Lancaster,
seems pertinaciousIy bent upon receiving
notice from this quarter. For our part We
shall not CRAFTY it, Our time can be better
occupied than in rePelIing such harmless
squibs I'VE say harmless and to illustrate
our meaning: Not long since the said heb.
donada gave birth to an idea, which when
scarovd ty an F9usf yso9su 81 oor Dis.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
DIR. MLASE'S LIVER PILLS,
FLEMING BRos. PRoPgiEroRs

This great medicise has supplanted all othcrs
for the cure Of diseases q. the Liver. Its effects
SO salutary and speedy, and at the same
time so perfectly safe, that il is not surprising
it should supcrssde all others. Invented by n
very distinguished physician of Virginia, who
practiced in region of country in which He
pats, or LSer Complaint, il peculiarly formi-
dablc aud common, AID who had spent years
IN discovering the ingredients aud proportion
ing their quantities. these Pills are peculiarly
adapted to ever. form Of the disease, and never
fail to alleviate the most obst inac cases -. that
terrible complaint. They have justly become
celeb atc,l. and tie researches OF DR.. M'Iauc
haze placed bis name among the b.nefactors Of
mankind No one having symptoms OF this
formidable complaint should bc without these
Invaluable Pills. Have you pain in the light
side, under the edge Of the ribs, which Increases
Niih plca.,ii c--unabc to lie with ease on the
i,ic Sidc-with occasional, sometimes constant
pain under the shouldcr.bladc, frequently eI.
tending Ia the top of the shoulder? Rel y upon
1t, that although the latter pains are sometimes
taken for rheumatic, the all ariyc rom diseases
oi the Liver; and if YOU would have relief 20
instantly aud buy box of DR.. M'Lawc's Liver
Pills. prepared by Fleming Bios, Of Pitt
burgh.
ID Purchasers will he careful to ask for
DIR. MINES CELEBRATED vERMlFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
burSh, Pa All other Vcrmiiugcs in compgnl.
son are worthless DR.. MLancs genuine Yer.
=
oc had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature OF
l25 FLEMING BROS.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
For the Lancaster Lcdger.]
The Bible Cause at New Salem

f"" hanging k'rS Minr'al Springs BIZ
"e o'8'eV' Lancaster district, was organ
l%rd Oct H'h' IN the Methodist Episcopal
''"feh' NJ '"e New Salem Camp Grou1d.
oH 'N"'' H. s. e"'lcS' agent American Bible
society Tor outht.aroirna. The occasion
""S one "'h'r'es'. Hhe .SoGictN has gone
I" work in earnest, and it will not be suffer-
'u TO "ngrr and die. II has furnished the
agent WIN tie necessary funds, VII" has
sent MS order I" the Bible House il New
A''"' ''' p'o'es ana les'ah"hts, Tor The
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
The Senatorial Election.

Governor Hammond, in letter to the
Charleston Mercury, avows his deterf,ina-
lion not 10 be a candidate for the vacant u
). Seaatorship. This resolve, made ia way
as TO leave no doubt OF its being maintain
ed, will be learned with great regret by the
numerous friends of this gentleman. No
one was " greater iarorlIe with the people
and no one better qualified than he, 10 rep.
resent in the councils Of the country, the
honor and intcrestsof the State. Gen Pick
ems has proclaimed himself a candidate, and
Gen. Hamilton, whose claims have recently
been set forth in very plausible shape, has
in somewhat lengthy communication to
the Mercury. sigmifed his willingness to
serve If elected
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14

trict. produced the effect, IA it was calcula-
ded TO DO, Of aroueing his indgnatnn.-
His wrath was nothing molliIied until hap.
pening Ia hear the name of ti.r editor who
had thus maicouslY and wantonly offended,
when instantly a change came DER the
spirit of his dream and in voice denoting
more of sorrow Than of"ngcr, he remarked
"ah if - is the editor. that accoun Is
for it" So with US. and we attribute the
nfrmities of our brother "f the quill. not
so nru'h 10 the heart as TO the head, and il
may he satisfaction To him 10 know that
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
Advertisements. a

Onr conntry friends, who buy their do.
Nestle snPpIics in Camden, are directed TO
the nc" establishment Of Mr. Joseph NJ
""y!cS, an adv ertisement Of which may be
found IN our advertising columns. The Iist
OF leading articles appears full, dcnolmg u
well stocked establishment, and the propi-
ctor, Mr.. Gayle, We know to be pleasant
and obligilg gentleman. Give him call
Several other new advertisements in this
issue, We comuend to the careful pcrusaI
of our readers.
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Grlr9rapJir.
A X X I Y 4 l. OF TIT T.

New York. October Z.
The Steamer Niagara has arrived AT
Halifax, bringing advices from Liverpool
to the 26lh uIt.
Sales OF cotton on Friday amounted
to 5000 hales-SsturIay 1000. The
market is quiet, and quotations slightly
advanced. Spectators look $500 bales,
and exporters 600. The stock OH hand
amounted to 297, 900 bales, Of which TO
2o6 600 are American. Consols 90 10
90 l.s. Breadstuifs declined.
There is nothing iaer from iudia.
There have been few heavy failures in
England.
Recognition Of Nicaragua.
Washington, October o.
The Administration will probably re-
cognize the present Government Of Mica
ragua, with view To make a treaty
which shall secure the transit route.
Baltimore, October 8.
lion. LOUIS MeLane died yesterday.
New York. October 0.
The firm Of Harper d Brothers, in this
city. fsiled yesterday. 1t is reported.
however, that they have Surplus Of
81 100000.
Financial Affairs in Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. o.
The Senate (oi the State Legislature,
now in special SESSION. has passed bill
extending the time OF the suspension Of
the bank, of this State ill April, provided
they pay the State deposits in specie.
Financial Affairs in New Orleans
New Orleans, Oct. 0.
Money is tighter. There are no trans.
actions in Exchange. and little can be
done on'il Sterling shall bring cash from
New York.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-10-14
Business Notices.
MARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DlscHAR

AARTIAL DEAFNESS AND DlsCHAR.
Y ges from the ear.--DR. HARTLEY gen.
erousy offers TO attend all persons suffering
from affections Of the ear st his Office 100.
Broadway, y. Y. without charge until cured,
thereby proving his success unequaIed. and
protecting the deaf from being swindled by
paying self-styled aurists cxorbitant fees in ad.
vance, and the iniictou Of still more serious
evils by permitting the application Of danger
ous remedies by inexperienced and unskillsul
hands. DR.. II. may here state that 3e has no
connection whatever with any person sdvertis-
ing to cure deafness, neither has he given per-
mission for the publication Of certificate pur.
porting to eminste from him, and cannot, there
fore, be responsible for any alarming couse
queneeN resulting from rashncss and despern.
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