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Fa* Sale or Rent,
.fv THAT large and commodious dwelling
House belonging to the estate of the late
M. T. Rodgers,.and situated within abont
half a rniie of the Court House in this city'.
The building is one of the most substantial and beau-
tiful in Houston. An excellent brick cistern is near
teighteen, feet deep W! twelve .vyi.de. There.a],e
;en acres under fence around th^ house, and eighteen
$100,000 SAVED!
T^TRE in Fearl Street ftn^Flei^et;Street, New York.
JJ Stores and their contents destro^d. Deeds before
SAFBJS ACAI.V
ELEVEN SAFES of different makers con.'uniod, \vi
"Contents!- The Safe made liy Rich & Co. defied the (ladies and
brought out its contents without a inark of tire upon tiuri !
MR. GILBERT'S LETTER. I
the fisk in fletcher and pearl st9., nrw vork.
New York, Dec. 20,. 1351.
Messrs. Steams and Marvin, successors, to C. Rich &4k>..No.
146, Waver Street New Vork.—Sirs, when the firs w
ten acres u
adjoining these, and a large orchard* of choice fruit
trees, iwrttwliug plums, peaches, &c-, all of whijsh
will be rented or sold: on reasonable terms. Apply
to William B. Walker on the pcemises. ; -
WM, B. WALKER.
Houston, A^g. 28th, 1851. > w3m818
AUSTIN COLLEGE,
Hntitsyflle,^exias, _
TT-is perhaps not: known at .a-distance that the
JL Trustees of AUSTIN COLLEGE, at their last
meeting, gave eueouragement to a preparatory school
which hayiitg been put in operation by Rev. Samuel
McKinney, President of the College, is now in aflour-
ishfng condition. The Elementary, Classieal, and
Mathematical Departments are each well sustained.
Da. McKinney has the assistance of Rev. K". Scott
aid Mr. Francis GeOrge Gumhings, gentlemen well
qualified lis teachers; and by their aid fifty students
are preparing for the higher branches ofCoIlege study.
The^iundatioiiPfor tne main buildings of the Col-
lage is already opened, the ecntracts in the hands of
responsible men, and without some unlooked for hin-
drance, the building will be completed in about 12
mouths, and the first sossion opened, with a number
of ypong mea already trained under the" eye of Presi-
dent McKinney. Those w\io desire to give their sons
a complete education, will find such desire gratified by
placing them under the care of the able Teachers now
engaged at Huntsvillo.
H. YOAKUM, Sec'y Austin College.
Huntsville, Texas, April 5th, 1851. wly 798
READY-Made Clothing ot- every variety for
Spring trade—a splendid stock. Bvery descrip-
tion of Goods for Spring and Summer traded carefully
selected with anfye to the yvantsof country merchants
and planters. V .'v-' •
Lateststyles of mole skin, beaver, Leghorn, Pana
ma, Sombraero and Palm Hats.
march 2 , GroebbeeCk & Go.
Lead, 390 Ibs.Pntty.
Glass. 2 bbls. Linefeed Oil
Q 1 KEGS White Le
«7 X'69 boxe^ Hid(iw^G
2, bbls Tufpontine, 1 bbl. Tanners' Oil
Received per Norumbega; and for sale by
sp 14 • • Grqesbekck & Co.
CEMENT.
Bblfc Rosendale Cement, received per
Milford. A constant supply will be always
kept by GEO. BtJThElt # BROTHER,
Agents for the Rosendale Cement Co.,
«ft727 . .
nov 29 wtf"
Newark;.
VALUABLE BOOKS,
* r jv5t published and tor balk *t
■■ JOHN . TAYLOR,
ROOKSELIiEE AND PUBX.TSHER, 143 NASSAU ST.
NEW YORK.
rpiIE following Books will be lent by m il, free of postage, ta
A any part a? the t?nited States, on the receipt of the money
fur the same, which may be forwarded by mail, at tbe riak of the
Publisher:
THK SACRED MOUNTAINS. By Rev J. T. Headley.
vol. 12mo., Illuetrnted, full cloth, $1,00; gilt edges, extra, $1
so. ■ ' i F,i3 ■■■ ■
THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. By Rev. J. T. Headley.—
I vol. 18 mo., without the plates. S< ndsy School edition
' 59 cts.
fl ACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS. By Rev. J. T.
Headley.—1 vot. 13mo., Illustrated, lull cjoth, $1,00 gilt edg
ea.fi,50,
SACRED SCENES AND CHARACTERS. By Rev. J. T.«, .
Headley.—1 vol. 18 mo., without the plates. Sunday School 1 '
0«er 500 SSd not« 1500 «• 8
Over 1500 " - " 2500 "16 " "
At these rates w& objection should be made, as here-
tafoM, tofeeorving tlie worke by mail, and thus en-
suring their speedy, safe, and regular delivery. ,
t-**—n and communications should be
:ed, to the Pub.
1&M &. CO.,
i Street, New York,'
Entrance 54 Gold st.
Sve recently published, and
^ GviB%" by Ben-
rof. Norton of Yale
, complete in 2 Vols., royal ecta-
> pages, 14 steel and 600 wood en-
- n. ,, moaito binding, 86: in paper co-
ventor the a*aU, .$5.
— —" ™;.'"—:al,11 ^ ;
ibertshas filed in my office
unt asadmrnistraJor of the estate of
Erto, dee%*i- sltowince, and bispeti-
^Nfltice is hereby given that
rioted upon fat thenext April
of Harris county, and alt
! <Saa contest the same.
Jmi' W. K. BAKER, .Cierk.
Houstea, March 89< 1852. 4w 848
1 Jackooa and Martin Luther
Rice & Nichols,
Houstonf Texas, W ,; iSl
WHOLESALEnud Retail Merchants, keep con-
stantly ot; hand every description of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hurdware, Cutlery, &,c., &c.J which will
be sbltf ct
ning niy plnce of business, No. 21(5 l'eorl Street, I was i!>acnl in
ienssiaor County, testing a new cleaning npparaths w ",«p riec-
tion wilh xny Exoolsior TIirasl).er,.nnd did not read tbe f.ccouut
until 1 wins tearful it w£ tvo lute to save my ■liooks whicl) wire
placed in one uf your safes, piirclrased from Mr. Mftrrinsome
years ago. My foars were nut allayed when I found it necessary
upon my return to apply the Cryton Water 40 boutf4efore I
was enabled to commence operat ions: af er which it lequired
tH hours of laboi' and application to raise the Salamanler from
its ashy bed. You nmyjudge of my anxiety during tlijs delay,
and my agreeable surprise upon opening the Bafe in the presence
of a number of gentlemen, to find my books and papert saved,
and as legible as they were previous to the fire. The intense
heat to which the Sa?e was subjected; can be conjectured from
the condition of uQCther safe, (not a Salamander) of which an
iron skeleton only remained, and not a vesttge of a book. They
were companions in the same office, on the second Boor, from
which they fell upon crates of earthen ware in the cellarr'tfae ru-
ined safe upon the Salamander. If their position had beeh rever-
sed, not even the skeleton would have remained. My loss over
the iasurauceis $1,900, yet the saiyation of my books in'your Sal-
amander, with the representatives of $100,000, and important
documents which could not be duplicated, has fully compensated
me. It will afford we great pleasure ta exhibit tlje .new safe
purchased of you, and explain its merits, at mv present office.
No. 251 Pearl street, where I shall remain until the new build-
ing, No. 216 is erected. Yours, respectfully,
- Joseph G. Gilbirt.
The undersigned invite country merchants and others interested
in the preservation of their books from fire, (but particularly
those liavingRich's safes in use), to call at the depot 146 Water
street, New York, to see the interior of Mr. Gilbert's safe with
thj books undistuibed, whicj^he has kindly permitted to remain
for the satisfactiottaiMl gratification of the public.
fl3?°0rders for Burglar Proof Vaults, and Vault Doors,
promptly am? faithfully executed. ;
^ -STEARNS & MARVIN,
{Successors to Rich & Co.]
146 Water st and corner Avenue A and St. Morks Place, N. Y.,
Owners of the exclusive right of Rich's Patent for the whole of
the United States, and the only makers of Salamander safes
combining both patents, commonly called Rich's safes, oi wil-
der's Salamander Safes, with Rich's Improvement.
feb20w3m
INSURANCE,
^ -tj-'i* .BY TUB .
Protection Insurance Company, Hartford, Conn.
Gapitoi Stock, - - $200,000
fl">HE above Company Jiasopened an office in Gal-
X veston, and will isssue palices on buildings, Mer-
chandize in stores, Shipments of Cotton, Sugar, Mo-
lasses, Hides and all other articles of Merchandize on*
the navigable rivers of Texas, or shipment bysea to
any of the harbors of the United- States, Mexico or
Europe. This Company has been in business nearly
25 years, and its reputation for punctuality in adjust-
ing losses and the security of its capital, is well known
throughout the United States.
(CPAll applications for Insurance will receive
prompt attention when addressed to the Agency^ in
Galveston.
GEO. BUTLER & BROTHER,
ov. 29, wtf 727 I
Houston Iron
'W: m drjM '
TTYHE subscriber,having purchased tlie Iriin Fodn-
JL dry in this eity, lately owned by Dr. N. K. J£el-
luiri, respectfuily informs the public that he isprepa
to iurnitihed castings of any description for cotton
gins, saw and grist mills, sugar mills, &c. He has
engaged an excellent workman to form patterns for
any articles required in his line of business. All or-
ders will be filled promptly and he is confident the
work will be entirely satisfactory.
Also, gin gearing of all descriptions.
" He huB also on hand a number of Burr Stone Corn
Mills,ofthe most approved puterns. These Mills are
made to order, andean be furnished at tbe lowest
prices. ' r'v~' \
- * A.McGOWEN.
October 29,1849. wtf
Henry E. Perkins,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
LIBERTY* LIBERTY C0-, TEXAS,
TUILL practice in the Counties of Polk, Tyler,
•' Jefferson, Liberty and Harris.
dec 21 wly
LOST.—MyJheadright certificate for one third of
a league of land, issued to me by the Board of
Land Commissioners of Matagorda county, second
class, No. 2. If not found within 60 days, applica-
tion will be made for a duplicate.
DANIEL S. HENDERSON.
Dec. 24,1851. 9t833
J. W. LAWRENCE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL
LAND AGENT, <"
City of Austin, Texas,
WILL attend to locating and patenting Lands,
paying Taxes, redeeming Land sold for Tax-
es, investigation of titles, &c. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to pers^ally with fidelity and
punctuality. R. S. Blount is authorised to act as my
agent iu the city of Houston.
Oct. 6th, 1851. • 'wly 822-
edition. - SPNstt
HISTORY OF TUB PERSECUTIONS AND BATTLES
OF THE wai-DEN8ES. ByRer.J.T. Headley.—1 vol.
1&JW-, Illustrated, full cloth, SO cts.
HISTORY O* THE WAL0ENSES. By Rev. J. T. Head-
ley.—I vol. 18mo. Sunday School editioB. 3Utf. t .
SAPtnJiON AND HIS DISTINGUISHED MAftSIIALg.
By Rev J. T, neajley;—J vol, l2mo,, IHustiated, fnll cloth, SI
LUTHER AND CROMWELL. By Rev, i, T, Headley. X
vol. li mo„ Illustrated, fill) cloth, 81.
RAMBLES AND SKETCHES. By Rev. J. T. Headley. 1
vol. 12ino., Illustrated, full cloth. 91. *
THE POWER OF BEAUTY. Bv Rev. J. T. Headley. 1
vol. 18 mo,, Illustrated, full cloth, 50 st .; gilt edges, extra, 75
. eta. i ' v • ... • . r
LETTERS FROM THE BACKWOODS AND THE AD-
IRONDACK. By Rev. J. T. Headley.—1 vol. 12mo.ifull
BIBLES, and TESTAMENTS for Sun.
. day School#.
THE subscriber takes pleasure in giving notice to all-the Sun
day Schools in Texas without regard to name, sect or de
nominations! relations, that he is now fully prepared to supply
Bibles and Testaments at' the American Tiihle Society prices,
with cost of transportation, fcc. To really destitute Sunday
Schools unable to purchase, he is prepared to make donations.—
Ordeis to be addressed, to the undersigned at Houston. "
JAMES BURKE, Agent of the
American Sunday School Union
A good supply of the publications of the American Sunday
Several new works recently received.
B.
eloth, SO cts.
BIOGRAPt
Tin or Other
1 vol. ISmo., Illustrated, 50
HS OF THE SAVIOUR AND HIS^APOSTLES.
With a portrait of each, engru ved on steel. With an essav on
tl-^hamcter of the Apostles, by Rev. J. T. Headley.—1 vol.
12mo., 15 engravings, $1; gilt edges, extra, $1 50.
THE BEAUTIES OF REV. J. T. HEADLEY.—With his
Life.—1 vol. 18mo., Illustrated, 50 cts.; gilt edges, extra, 75
- .its C .. . w .. , •
HEROINES OF SACRED HISTORY.—By Mrs. Steele, II-
, *■' * vol. 19mo.; new, enlar-
extra,$l,50.
iNARY INSPIRATION
' OF THE HOLY SCRIPf URES.-By Professor Ganssen ot
Geneva. Translated by Rev. E. N. Kirk. A new and enlor
SI^^Y°%^TOBL^^SMITff!S, A *
TllfBi.—By Mis: Sherw
CS. , - ' .. . .... . . . . ....
LILY Q? THE VALLEY. 6yMr& Sherwood.—1 vol 13mo .
nidtrltad, 50 ete. - ...
THE SHORTER CATECHISM OF THE REV. ASSEMBLY
OF DIVINER With Proofs thereof out of the Scrktures in
words at length . Per 100,'£3. ~ •' •
Extracts f ram opinions of the Press.
Stcrei Scenes sM Characters—Vy the Riv. J. T. Headley
This work may very properley be considered a companion to the
"Sacred-Mountains," by the same author. Its object is to illus-
trate and "render more life-like" the sacred writings. It is not
the author's design to supercede the Bible. But his wish to ex-
cite a soliei ude to obtain, and to become intimataly acquainted
and perfectly familiar with its history .doctrines and jaws ; to
know its truth, to imbibe its spirit^ feel its power, and partake ot
its salvation; in a word, 'to prize in some measure a it deserves,
this treasure which is indeed beyond price. We predict for it a
circulation far beyond any of the author's former works. — Tite'
JVeies, Jan. 7t6.
Sacred Scenes and Character. — By the Rev. J. T. Headley
author of the "Sacred Mountains," fce. This work will add
greatly to tl e reputation of the author. In literary meru U more
thao equals his "Sabred Mountains." Mr. Headley excels in his
glowing style and vivid descriptions. His works are a rich trea-
jua of fll tbe sublimity nfthought, moving tenderness offiossion
and vigorous strength of expre siou, which are to be found in all
-1 the languages by which mortals deel
Globe, Jaa. 5th.
ALLEN &
STORAGE AND COMMISSION*
MBoriniiv™
MllUMiUtt,
Corner of Main and Commerce Streets}
Houston, Texas,
HAS the most extensive and secure
[ accommodation for storage of Cotton
I and Merchandize, immediately adja-
1 cent to the Steam Boat Wharf.
Houston, 1850. < iyr766
Storage of
of Sartin'a Magazine having
large and handsome steel plate,
' engraved in line and mezzotint, from the
celebrate dealgu by Georp Cattermok, represent-
* The First Reformers ..
Witimmg their Famous Protest at the Diet of
|J Spirts, in 1529,
new o&rit in cowwtiw with their Magazine on
an contains nearly one
iacht^s authentie portraits of
tl mod prominent men eoSSeeted with that impor-
tant event. Tbe work (exclusive of margin} meas-
ures 21 inches by 15, and the print has never been
rotw^a ta price less thau ^3 pter copy. Each im-
Ywtoiy wbteh ted to '' ^
eo it tended for, ^
l:o event, and the principles
, la coaiiexion with Sar!aln;s Alagazine both works
#i ] be furnished ob Uie foilowing Hberal term*, which
are in variably in advance
On* Copy of the Magazine, and one of the
iich mortals declare their minds.—See Daily
Rambles and Stitches. — By Rev. J. T. Headley. — We have
hot torn long time sat down to a book with more pleasing antici-
pations, or found those anticipations more fullv realized, than in
the perusal of the work before as. and we know it w!il be hailed
with gratification by lite many admirers
npoleOB anji his Marshals"
found at leost a many enthusiastic
Hit'
of the ta'ented author,
was. perhaps, as popular, and
as any boo\ that can
. - *
Two Copies of the
Prints,
Five Copies oftfie
* ISMjS
vm~
c 'and two of the
ne, and five ofihe
copy fL both work*
Club, *
Ma
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$5
war
ine being of itaelf §3
' ^■io< by th*-
tofiw the price
n «y sow, by tl*
BHi boffU
of Mcb
Preparation* are miking to poHUh in the Mag -
ziue a aeriee of illustrated articles eu American He
noes, commencing whh a Pictorial Life of Genera!
, BSMttg towa and village in the
Stat,is gel ¥ Cl - np0n tho above Irfjeral
Coonfry newspapers puMhihfng the a^ofe'aJver-
rotber week for three months, will be
entitled to a copy-<ea«h work gratia.
Seatfos yoar So^rijstiona. # d secure $6 worth
•f ren!&%
«f4r3m
and esgravinffa for $3 Address
JOHN SARTAIN + CO,
> • Philadelphia.
<n>0 pi KEtfARI).—Ranaway from
'-J my promises ob the Brazoe R .
ve% Brazoriiuionflty, Texas, about the 1st
ofSffAeiabedr la«t, a negro man named
J! MI Said negro is about 23 yours ol
1 age, copper color, 5 feet 6 or 8 inches
h'gh, hair inclined to be straight, and has a scar neat
_oue of his tempi s running back iuto his hair. It it
vi ry probable that Jim will deny kis name,as veil ar
that of His master, as he did before on one oc-
casion. The above reward of $25 will be given for
his apprehension, and such information as will enable
me to gft him. Address George Connelly, Es j., al
Nrw Orlean*, La., or the undersigueJ at Oyeter
^Jreek, P. t^., Texaf.
a#845 JNO. V. LOBDFLL
be mentioned. We think tbe Rambles and Sketches are desti-
ned la be as popular at least as aay of bir privleusly publislieu
works. There is noVa doll chapter in the work, filled as it is witn
"an infinite varietv." The author has ample room and verge
enough for the employment of his fine talents to great advantage,
a«l most sBccesfoUy has he acoomplished the I ask. The biogra-
phical sketch of the author is interesting and, "well considered,"
and adds' much to tfie valne of the book, which is got up in a
wry nent aod attractive style by the publisher. — Set Portland
Tmuxcript, lice. 15'b. v ^
Mr. llQfedlcy ij one of the most promising writers of this euon
try, ami we havo here oneof his best tooks—one on which he
eoasafcly rest blsfdme. It pinsosses the unfatiguing charms of
lieifect simplicity andtruth. There is a gracefull frankueia i,er-
wuling the composition, which engages.the interest of the reader
111 the author ns well as iu the suLject. His rambles about Rome,
Paris and London exhibit a thousand lively traits cfau inge-
nuous nature, upon which a man of teste will delight to linger
We predict for this a sale eq .al to that of any of the author's
works.—Sec JVtw-York Jfeics.
The collection is one of which, no author need lie ashamed.
It consist?, indeed, of some ef Mr. Hoa- ley's most brilliant and
IricMy Visited eoropositions, of those specimens "of bis abilities by
which be moy be judged with the greatest safety to hUfatne as-a
wnrd |taintcr and thinker.—Set JVeio i'urk Tribune, Dec. 17th.
1849. ■<
K. B. The above b*oks will be forwarded to order, at tie
prices mentioned, free of pn tago, U -atiy part ot the United
States, on the receipt of orders, with tho money. Money ms\ to
ssMby tnaiiatai) iuk.
*■ ^ i . 40UK S.TAYLOR;. '
W8 s. Poblisher, 143 Nassau it., New-Yor'i
Patent Lightning Rod.
This invention affords, by a combination of
scientific pnnoiples, perfect security from' tbe
effect* of lb under storms, at a very moderate
cost. 'Tbe points consist of one oi solid plati-
nated silver, twelve incbcs long, and of throe
gold plated negative magnets, the whole of
which possess extraordinary power, and are
connected with spirally-twisted, carbonized an-
nealed iron rods, in lengths of 10 feet, with
accurately fitted brass screw connecting joints,
metallic attachments for brick or frame build-
ings, and gloss isolators of a new and ingenious
construction.
Tbe above named Lightning Rods have been
largely sold in the Northern and Middle States,
and hfive afforded the most perfcct immunity
in tb# severest electrical storms.
The price for tbo apparatus forming the
points, is 2,1-2 dollars, and for rods 30 cents
per foot—nothing being Charged for tho neces-
i and attachments.
s should be placed 5 feet above the
chimney of the building, and tbe rod should be
carried into the ground from 3 to 5 feet- Par-
ties wishing to order them will thus be enabled
to ascertain for themselves the cost; and may
obtain any other particulars on application to
GROKSBKECK &. CO.
apl 11 wly797 Main street, Houston.
R. D. TAYLOR
WILL : continue the Receiving,
Forwarding and Commission Business
on his own account, at the commodi-
ous Ware Houses recently occupied by
E. W. Taylor, near the Bridge* >,
Prompt c'tention will be given to consign
mSnts of Cotton and other produce for sale. /
* Housten, Ang. 1st, 1850- * w6m 765
mm
TEXAS AND NEW
YORK LINE
S0F PACKETS.
&.
THE followingvesselswillinfuture comprise this line of Pack-
ets between Galveston andthecityof New Yo.-k—
New Ship S. F. Austin, 500 ions, Capt. P. N. Moss.
New Ship B. R. Jljilam, 500 tons, Capt. H. M. A Ilea
New Ship W. B.Travis, 625 tons, Capt. F. B.Bolles.
New Ship J. W. Fannin, 500 tons, Capt. P. Norris
New Ship W. H. Wharton, 750 tons, Capt. G. Gates.
New baik Norurabega,400tons, Capt. J. B. Baxter
New Bark Montank, 400 tons, Capt. C. Brown.
tfessrs.Jolw H.BrowertCo.,wiUcontinueto be the establish
ed agents in New York,and the vesselswillbe entirely under theii
control while in that port.
Freightswill atalltimes be taken at the lowest rates, and ship,
pers moy rely upon an equitable Hgilormity in this respect as wel
as punctual departures a« advertised.
Tlie vessels are expressly fitted with ample accommodations foi
cabin, second cabin and steerage passengers, and every atteutioc
is guaranteed fortheir comfort during the voyage. Price of pas-
sage will be uniform and low.
The subscribers wi'l make liberal advances upon all shipments
ofproducctotlieaddrttssof the AgentsinNew York,Messrs.J. H.
BrowerdtCo.
« WM. HENDLEY & CO.,
mar 3 ly 636 . . Agents in Galveston.
Land Agency for Milam County.
THE Bjbscriber, assisted by Goof^o B
Erath, will atteud to the Locating, Sur-
veying uud obtaining Patents; alT rpRT~-
_ in^ oi" Tuxes, redeeming Lands sold for
T axes; investigation of Titles; making sales of Luuds,
or any other business pertaining to Lands in Milam
District. Land Certificates will be located upon good
Lands on shares or for cash. 60,000 acres of Laud
for sale in small or large tracts. A thorough knowl-
edge of the land matters of this county will euable the
subscriber to render his services valuable to those who
may wish his setvices^-churges will be very reasona-
ble. 4 > C. M. HUBBY".
Cameron, Milam co., Texas, Aug. 20,1850.
Refer to Ceo. Ball, Galveston. ♦
Rice & Nichols, Houston.
JL D- Groesbeeck, San Antonio;
Walsii, Mallory &, Co., N. Y.
A. M. GiiSTttv, New Orleans.
ly 766
M. P. BROWN,
186 Pea el Street, New-York,
Importer of fieads .
Of every Description, for
Exportation and Indian Trade.
6m 778
LONDON MUSTARD, PICKLES,
SAUCES, &C, *
Mushroom nnd Walnut Ketchup. ,
PrOjwred Salad Drcasingfor Lolislers, Chickens,fce.
rpa
f'nr
Invalid*
;nper>
Curric Powder, Indian Soy, and Cayenne Pepper.
Anchovy. Shrimp, Bloater and Cavior Paste.*.
RICli SAUCES of every variety imported, such fls*ead-
iiig, llarvey, John Bull, Worcester, Camp,fa;, fcc. fee:
Prepensed Knglish Fruits and Provision*.
Jellies, Jains, Marmalades.und Preserved Jamaica Ginger.
Kenl llorgrtnn Anchovies.
Htonghton Bitter*.
Syrujw ofevery sort. .
!jii|iicres of the choicest kind. :■ .
i.omlon Pickles, Chow Chow. Pieealili, Gherkins, Onions, fcc.
I'AUb OR VEKE Ic CO'8 tlavoring extract*forCoufec-
tionary.Ice Creams, Jellies, fcc., viz.
I.eniou Wace Nutmeg Pench
Vanilla Celery Ro«e Orange Peel
Ginger Clove Almond Nectarines, fcc.
The above articles.^nd many others of the choicest kind, are
imported from the principal houses in England. For sale lower
lhaaany house in tho United States, hy s
r.KOHHP, KAPHA HI,.
2W Penrl Slieet, I'. P. Hot l, N. Y.
Perfumery rtfevery variety Imported and firmest;c.
sept wf-inTlS
siolen t.
FROM the residence of R. Foster, near Richmond,
a Sorrel Horse, abont 15 hands high, a blaze
iu his face, three while feet, with a small scar on the
inside of his left fore leg and just above the knee:
also, a small scar on his left hind leg a little below the
hough. Ten dollars will be given for the delivery of
said horse to S. K. Mcllhenny, Houston, or twenty
dallars, if delivered to James M. Maxey, Huntsville
July 3, 1851. , , slwtf809
Notice of Copartnership.
THE undersigned have associated themselves as equal Part-
tiers in carrying on the Steam Saw Mill, formerly owned by
N. K. Kellum, and nre now ready to furuish all kinds of Lumber
oil the most reasonable terms.
They will also pay good prices for Logs, delivered at their
Mill; and good wages for good hands.
P. B. GEORGE.
L. B. S. SWINEY.
Houston Aug. 1st, 1851. - l*'wtf814.
g£
TO OWNERS OF AND DEALERS IN HOR-
SES
CARLTON'S FOUNDER OINTMENT,
For the cure of Founder, Split Hoof, Hoof-
bound Horses, and contracted arid Feverish
Feet, Wounds, Braises -in the Flesh, Galled
Backs, cracked Heels, Scratches, cute, kicks,
fcc., on horses.
Carlton's Ring Bone Cure,
For the cure of Ring-Bone, Blood Spavin, Windgalls, and
Splint—a certain remedy.
Carlton's Condition Powdera for Horses and
Cattle.
The changes of weather and season, with the change of nee
and feed, have a very great effect upon the blood and sinuous
fluids of horses. It is ot these changes they require on assistant
to nature to throw off any disorder of the fluids of the body that
may have been imbibed, and which, if not attended to, will result
in the Yellow Water, Heaves, Worms, Botis, fcc. AU of which
will be prevented by giving one of these powders, and will at
atly time, cure when any symptoms of disease appears, if used in
time. They purify the blood, remove all inflammation and fev-
er, loosen tpe skin, cleanse tbe water, and invigorate the whole
body, enabling them to do more work with the same feed. The
action of these powders is direct upon all the lecretive glands,
and therefore have the same effect upon the Horse, the Ox, the
Ass,"anthill Herbivorous animals—all diseases arising from or
producing a bad state of tbe blood, are speedily cured by them.
Remember and ask for CJIRLTOXTS CONDITION POW-
DERS, and take no others.
Carlton'js Nerve and Bone Liniment for Horses,
and for the cure of all diseases of man or beast that require exter-
nal application, and for contracted cords and muscles, strength-
ens tbiak limbs, and ji also used for sprains, bruises, saddle galls,
swelled legs, sores of all kinds on horses.
CARLTON'S articles for Horses and cattle are prepared
from the receipt of a very celebrated English Farrier, and will
cure in ninety-nine cases out of one hundred any of the above
complaints. The- have been used by Farmers, stage proprietors
and others, with the most marked ana decided success.
CAUTI.ON—None can be genuine unlesmyoa find the name
of J. Carlton Comstock on the wrapper of each bottle.
Caution.—This Medicine is put up in a large bottle, and you
must find the name of Comstock <5- Brother, Proprietor*, New
York, on the splendid Wrapper around the bottle. All orders
must be addressed to' Comstock fc Brother, No. 9 John St., New
York.
Calomel and Qninine*
LBS. English Calomel, 100 oz. Frtoncli Qui-
'nine, for sale by
RICE 4- NICHOLS.
MH. SHRYOCK, Anotion and Commission
* Merchant, Main street, next door to the
Houston House.
oct 2
T.
W. HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant, Main street, Houston. oot 2
COMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE
This is the-most extraordinary remedy for Worms ever used; it
effectually eradicates Worm* from both Adults and children,
cannot Harm the most aelicate ".Suit of strongi;? ftnu ne-
ver fails to completely root out and destroy all kinds of Worms.
The cost, 25 cts. per bottle, puts it within reach of all, and all pa-
rents who are wiUiotit it nre wantonly exposing the lives pf their
children to those fell destroyers of youth, "worms." Look for
the name of Comstock $■ brother, proprietors, on the Wrapper of
¥(tch Bottle, ~ .. ' (
To the Old and Tou.igl! Ho! Ye Red Heads and
Grey 111 Phenomenon in Chemistry 111!
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE,
Colors the Hair, and will not the Skin.
This dye may be applied to the hair over night, tbe first night
turning the lightest RED or GSE V HAIR to a dark brown, and
by repenting a second night, to a bright jet black. Any person,
may, therefore, with the least possible trouble keep hisJiair any
dark shade or perfect black; wi b a positive assurance that the
theskin icill notjeolox it. By an occasional ap
, a person turning grcv will'never be kno
grey hair. Directions complete with the article.
dye, if applied to I
plication,
>y an occasional ap
:raon turning grey will never be known to have a
There is no
coloring in this statemeut, as one'can easily test.
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who manufactures
it, who is the celebrated chemist, Dr..Comstock, author of Cora-
stock's Chemistry, Phyloaephy, and other works, nnd School
Cooks, well known and widely celebrated by the public.
DEAFNESS.
Use Dr. Lartfette's Acoustic Oil, for the cn-e of Deafness.—
Also, all those disagreeable noises, lite the buzzing of insects,
failing of water, whizzing of steam, which ore symptoms of ap-
proaching deafness. Many persons who have been deafforten,
fifteen or twenty- years, ana were subject to use ear trumpet*,
have after using one or two bottle*, thrown aaide these trupi
pets, being made perfectly well. It hus cured cases of t_n, fifteei.,
and even thirty year* standing of deafness^
HAYS LINIMENT FOR THE PILES.
The worst (ittack of Piles are effbctually and permanently cur-
ed in a short time by the use of tha genuine Hay's Liniment.—
Hundreds of oar first citizens throughout the country have UKd
this liniment with complete success
Caution.—Never buy it unless you find the name of Comstock
&■ Co., upon the wrapper, proprietors of the genuine article.
longley's Great Western Indian Panacea.
1.-rFor colds and feverish feelings anil preventing fevers.
2.—For Asthma, Livet complaint and bilious affection*
3.—For Diarrhoea,, loiligsstion and Los of App-tite.
4.—For costiveness in females aud males, and nervous com-
plaints.
5.—For stomach affections; dyspepsia, piles, rheumatism, fcc.
Tbe great points are it is not bad to take, never gives oain. and
never leaves ofle costive. H *
■ . " ' i ' ' ■ -> £-/.
"BE YE FRUITFUL AND MULTIPLY,"
Is a command thnt shouldUo cheerfully obeyed by the children
of Men j- for Female and Male. Dr. Larzette's Juno Cordial,
or Procroutive Elixir, prescribed as an effectual restorative in ca
ses of Debility, Imp' tency, or Barrenness, and all irregularities
of nature. It is nil that it profeues to be, viz: Nature's Great
Restorative, and remedy for those in the married state without
ofi'spriuR. It is a certain cure for Ssminal emissions. General
Debility, Gleet. Weakness of the Genital Organs, Nervous Af-
fection.', Leucorrhoea or Whites. As an invigorating medicine
it is uuequalled. Also, r ccrtain remedy for incipient consump-
tion, indigestion, loss of muscular energy, phvsicnl lassitude, fe-
male weakness, deb'litv, fcc. It is warranted to please the user
in any of the above complaints, and is of priceless value to those
Caution to be carefully Read and Remembered.
A counterfeit of this celebrated Juno Cordial ha* lately been
issued, having the name of Levi Juilsoa on the wrapper. This
Levi Jud*on is in the store ofand connected with, one Lucius S.
Comstock, who is believed to be the iustigator and vender of
the counterfeit Juno Cordial.
Remember that the Genuine !;as the name of Comitock fc
Brother ou the wrapper.
JUDSON fc_Cu, No. 9 John «t., New York,
Only Agents In America. Established in 1844.
Address all orders to Cumstoet aud Brother, No 0, John St
Now Vork. , ■■ j.
RHEUMATISM.—Comstock'* Nerve and Bone Liniment,
is warranted to cu-e any case of Rheumatism, Gout, contracted
Cord*, and Muscle*, or stiff joints, strengthen* Weak Limbs, an>i
enables those who are crippled to wajfc again, Comstock and
Brother, Proprietor*, New xork, and none genuine without their
name on the wrapper.
TOOTHACHE,—Dr. Kline'* Drops, for the cure of Tooth-
ache. It is with confidence that that we can reporomend'it as
an infallible euro in alUcaies, without any injury to tbe teeth er
gum*. Price io cts. . .
« ___ *
13Al?! OF COLUMBIA, fpr Restoring the Hair*
If you wish a rich, l|xuriant bead of linir, free from dandruff
and scurf, do not fail to procure the genuine Balm of Columbia.
In cases of lmltltiess it will more than exceed your expectations.
Many who have lost their hair for twenty, years, have had it res-
tored to its original perfection by tho use of this balm. Age,
state, or condition appears to bo no obstaclr whatever; it also
causes the fluid to flow with which the del. J** hair tubes are
tilled, by wh ch mean# thousand* [whose hair was as grev a* the
Asiatic P.agle,] have had their hair restored to its natural colour
this iuvaluable remedy.
Never buy it unless you find the name of Comstock
and Co . "''oprietors, on the wrapjier of each bottle.
Dr. CarUmj'g Liniment for the Piles, &c.
It is now used t?. i>e principal ho pit.-<ls, and iu the private
practice in our couht. - by an immense number of Individuals and
families, first and most c^ Lc inly for the cure of the ''ILE.S, and
also extensively and elfectrnily as la bafflu credulity unless
where its effects arc witnessed Fztcrn&lhj in the following com-
pluiiiU:
For Dropsy—Owatipg extraordinary aluor))tioii at once.
Steellivgs—deducing them in a few hours.
Rheumatism—Acute or chronic, giving imined ate ease.
Sure Throat- By cancars, uiceis,or colds.
Crmip and fKAp<y>iW£- Cough—Externally nnd over tho chest.
.'I.'l Bruises, Sprains, mul[lrirnt~~c\lTut* in a few hours.
bore* aud VUcrs—Whether fresh or "I long standing, and fe-
ver sores.
. It* operation upon adults and children in reducing rheuma ic
swelling*, aud looseniug coughs and '•ghtness of the chest by re-
laxation oftfcj parts, has Leon surprising beyond concoption.—
The eonimOflremark of those who have used it in the PiY «, ia,
"It acts like a charm." It is varranied to please any person
thai will try it. „
Cnutiim—Never bay it unless vou And the far simile signature
of Oimstock fc Brother, proprietors on the wrapper of the genu-
ine article.
C.1 UTION.—All ofthe above named articl's are sold only in
New Yorli by Coinstock & Brother. No. 9 John Street, five doors
aim B:oadway, and Hv KELSON Bl'RC'H, Bastrop, Tex-
HoUBtOB,
General Land Agency.
J. CASTANIE,
G eneral Land Agent ar
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.. HOUSTON, TEXAS, <
WILL attend to the sale dflanda, location ofcer-
fiticates, recording of deeds, payment of taxes,
obtaining of patents from the General Land Office,
perfecting of titles, settlement of estates^ and all
matters pertaining to lands generally, in the State of
Texas. ,
Will buy and sell Negroes and Goods on commission.
Persons intrusting business to hi*n, may be sure of
a prompt attention to the same.
Office, |Long Mow.
. References
A. S. Ruthven,
J. S. Roberts, <*'
B. F. Tankersley*
Wm. R. Baker,
Rice & Nichols,*)
.« r. J" F. Reidj *;
*■ W. Richardson, j
John Levi, J
Mf J. Hall, Marshall, Harrison Co.
Capt. Crosby, "J
B. F. Hill, }
Lamar ^Moore r
P. DeCordova, J
B. Lacnste,
* F Girand,
. Henry Oa*tro, - ...
Jomes Paul, j 0«troviUe.
Br- L. Shaw, 1
Biobert Kerr,
. F.' Briphta,
Gardner Smith,
W. S Morton,
Henry- Miller,
Sbeppard & Armstrong,
Dr. parting,
Sam. West,'
J G. A. Lowrey,
A.M.Gentry, -
. July 10,1851. s3tw6m810
Galveston.
San Antonio.
^New Orleans.
norton,
|-Cinc
Cincinnati, Ohio.
■ New Fork.
THE WONDER
>* •
BLESSING tIF THE
fi-S'i-.i'&iis "■ THE
MOST EXTRAORDINARY .,.
in the World m
This Eztrnct ia piiit up in qaart %«ntM| ll I*
nix time* cJirnncr, plcasnater, and wnrr*at«
«d superior t* any seM. ■« c«rf« wliitf'*%■'
em* r.miting, purging, irke
" me debilitating the palleat
■ ^ • w> havk i
.1^00,000 Botties i
luring tke past *
QOOO BO!
osmo MORE br rmw
mouth than stt t«e otm-
barsaparilla in owe rSAtt.
Dr. S. l . ToWnscnd's Si
IS WARTtASfrED TO -KESP
FO* AHY LBNSTH O# TIM* ifl. ALL CUMATB*
This Extract haa coB*n jwm of riw folUr
eases tn an all th* unia tDrtmtiHi r
together haw done.
geBOFCI.Jl, OR
OBSTINATE CUTANEOUS EIlUPTlOKtf,
Pimples Pustules on the Foci,
BLOTCHES, BILES, CHBONIO SOBS BtM,
RIHO woua OR TETTER,
SCALD HEAD, ; ; .•
BnJargasnent and Pain
"* sYPiiiuiftO- ^
...fSeAL-
and all di*eaaeiari«ng fraar
ITATiON
Liver Complaint an Ii
vLwtte* of j *le eomplemton
eoch a* aro debilitated fryJfaoae obrtrw^nne
06. THS, HEABT, §
■■MHHl
Seeds of 1851
GARDEN, FARM AND FLOWER SEEDS,
IErottTED DIRECT *SY
P. D. GAY,
And sold under the Guarantee of being Fresh .find
Genuine,
A.t 139 St. Charles Street, (Lafayette Square,)
NEW ORLEANS, "•
v.* ■' ?! J- -C ' '-,5er.'-.
\ CAREFULLY selected collection of every va-
Xl-riety of Garden, Farm and Flower Seeds ; Bui-
bous Roots; Roses ; Green House.Plants ; Ornamen-
tal and'Fruit trees ; Asparagus Roots, _&c. *
Grass Seeds of every description; Rye, Egyptian
Oats, Mangel-Wurtzel, Sugar Beet, &c., &c.
Country Merchants supplied*with Seed in band-
some labelled papers, ready fSf retail at 36 cents per
dozen, or by the pound or bushel, %t the lowest mar-
ket price. Planters and Market Gardeners supplied
on similar terms.
These Seeds are imported DIRECT from the most
eminent growers in America and Europe, and maybe
depended on for the finest crops with proper culture.
Birds' Seed, Books on Gardening,' Bird Cages,
Garden Tools, F"ower Pots, &e., &,c. ' -
* f; ,
PRINTING INKS,
HUTCHINSON & Co.,
Ko. 13 Spruce Street, NEW TOR ,
Tltf HOLESALE manufacturers of the best black,
ENGLISH PRINTING INKS,
For steel and lithograf hie Printing, and for Fine Book
and Job Work, which they warrant to be confused
of the purest materials, and to work aasily npon all
ordinary presses. ? V ap ' Vr '■ t.-iltejk'
-The combinations in these Inks, araench as .to give
a-richness and perntaueucy to work superior to any
other Inks now in u*e. Sold at prices varying from
75 cts. to $4,00 per lb., pnt up in can*, and forward*
ed to order. ■- ' ...
H. Sl Co. also manufacture colored Inks of every
shade and quality varying from $1,00 to $25,00 per
lb. March 19, 1851. 6m 797
and vicor.
THE NUMBER OF DI8EASE8
as cored by this preparation nf 1
but ye are, —J
raovK, by m Exnrthivt a*
such is the MCT. A I
J&.W
M ' sv&wfcb-
t bast bar
af maladies,
_ of furnw, are yat akailw-]
and causes $
from a corrwrt fobhtais. If the mood.were ia a
pure, healthy, and aetiv® state, it wonkl drive att
diese oomplaiats frpm the systw, aid CHsact*#*:
bask vfflrutb bc ibfossible. . ^
THE immensa and
P. Townsend'a Sarsaparilla has made it i
very mnci to enlarge the aperatioaarf i
Medicinal substanoei -ara used in
tities, and aa ea^h ingredient rsquiree
fully wud ACCiSATKLT m§mL .-.
faund it necessary to place the Cosrounmaa
PAMKEJit in charge f a coStriT^xT and jucst«mm l8
CH*iIJST—one whose scikktific RKreTATto* ba
full GUAEANTRE of PUBLIC (OlMEW*- Dt
B. CHILTON htte assumed ihis do*- i:
Sprinf and
Tbe great change* brought j
•lone ia the regetable world, j .
laaaitade, debility, and depression Of tfae aaiia
ie pecalinr to the aeasoa. The dul^rtofBant !
requh-M pnrifyiw and renewjaeTlO: l . Towammfr
pound Extract of SMupenila wem theiaureU UM k
wen iB-tiue field. It to by tier tbe 1 ^ "
iaveoted-
■ hM* JgQ-- ■■
Dr. 9. P. Towmead'e Compound EatfSct of .•
more thna a thosmnd time* provsd 1
ttrvBgtfaening mediotnc erer >nreo6od. , i • u
ehenge of climste. or from nay oth«"r wue,
send'e Cempnana Extract of Ssr^ipurilln i* deaHHiitratad ta"
be the moit eiBcaeious and pqSMiriwl remedy «* * yet * ■
coTtred.,,... .i;
Mr. Q. G. BMMj-OearSBr: t*T'«l
Auguat, 1*48. wiHF • relax or dyeeotery, and did ntltwur
to uat I could perform maowal labor aaiii febriiAij, 1M .
employed the beet phjsicauu, om *iter another. teatM.af
tbetn could effect a cure. 1 begun to think I nererwiS?
cover, when a friend told me that be bnd ami Or 8 T.'
aend's Compound Estreet af Sareepwille with f
inccess, and adrieed me to try it; I did to, « d,.
my expectations, began to reeover. Two beBha. J
a* well as ercr I was in my Hfe. tan are at libe ^
any oea of thU that will extend the a<« of Dr. S. t
Compound E
with which I was
THE HAZARD
POWDER COMPANY,
OF ENFIELD, CONN.
THE undersigned are tha Agents of the above
named Compauy,and keep.constantly in store,
iat their magazine, a full supply of all the varieties
manufactured, both of Rifle and Sporting, in Canis-
ters aud Kegs. i-C'i ■ •«, "
GROESBEECK A GO., Agents,
April 29, 1851. dj6Wtf80u . " Houston.
jCOMB
WANTED.-—The highest piA'rket price will be
jpaid in cash for Coru and Fodder delivered at
the Mustang Stable in this ci*y.
feb213m790 . • THOMAS &fCO.
J. ELIOT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ICHLAND CROSSING, Texas, is Agent for
■the "Telegraph," in Navarro and Limestone
cdhntiea May 16,1849. 699
GRANVILLE H. SHERWOOD, >
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LiW,
New Braunfels, Comal Co., Texas,
TX7TLL attend to tiueinem in the Countietof Bexnr.Gilleapie
VV Comal,Guadalupe,FayeP" ™ ' ™ ' * ' "
wtf 679
, Fayette, Bastrop, Travis «Ebtl Hayi.
Notice to Planters.
OOtlPOH" MM,
OF the following description, manufactured by D
Pratt & Co., will be kept at Allen & Dagby's
and H. D. Taylor's Warehouses, in the city of Hons-
tou, Texas The first quality, or latest improved Gin,
has not less thau 50 saws.
PRICE PER SAW, 354.00
The second quality is what is called tbe Oil-saving
box Gin, the boxes holding one aud a half pints of wa-
ter, in which ruus a small wheel, throws water ou the
gudgeon, thereby keeping them always wet and cold.
PRICE PER SAW, $3.50.
The third qu ility, or common giu, is alao a good
looking aud performing gin, but of cheaper construc-
tion.
None will leave the shop but such ae are just right,
aud will be warranted.
The firm of Pratt and Co., are so well known as
being the best Giu makers in the country, it is unne-
cessary to have further recommendation.
DAVID S. GARRLTT, Agent,
Residence at Washington.
aa a rem«dy far the i ia
,| , JpT
RHEUMATISM IN CHILDREN.
Do aot aHoKyzpw" children to prawe^ with mJi eT
ed to in time: hat whm mtglaCtod tt beeMace
D 8. P. Townsena-ilfear Htr-4
dreeing you <althooA a perfect etnwpr) ta -
valuable medicine, "y dtiufhter, i
afflicted for the Uat tiftee mualfa* i
Rheumatiem. She was atteaded. ooaetautty by ■
best physldinic, bat Vlth little hedp.. >%I«st I
to purchase a bottle of your inestimable I
saparilla of your ajent, P. B. Reed, to
taking the «rst bottle. Ae hegaa te iM*nrl
neas, so as to be able to walk abort tbe h
the second bottle she waf iu well as ever:
those afflicted with I
Pulmonary Consam
The accumpnnyius; certiflcais Was rot*
pricton iroaa Mown. A. Hard It Co. et W".
eatok, c. e., x*r
1 I, Jonathan Taylor, of Harry, hereby
bfeTAgler, ' ' "
ted been sick loraonse^oetb* I
saparilla, which immediately afforded r.<ief, aod 1
in a fair way of recovery; end I l *a so
his medicine, that Ithu cheerfully
tSigned) JDSATHAlt
COUGHS AND COLD&
THESE are bat too often the forerumera al Om.,
sumption, and onght never to be neglected.
should be promptly attended to in the
not by violent treatment, for this, frequently
then. Dr. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla contains jost
the qualities that are requisite in these cases, i It acts,
as a mild alterative and expectorant, thus ebaogifjg the
action of the system, and enabling It to thn>ir off
the complaint vThe number of iustance& a uckicfc,
Conghs and Colds have been relieved by tbi*)ti«pMw
Btioa is so immenee that we cannot jiarticnlarwe ttssu.
T This fc to certify, thai ike Coupons D F.XTniCT
* or Saksapasilla contained in this h*/Uc, is pre-
* pared under my direction and supervision, from
the ORIGINAL XCCIPK of Dit. S. P. Towx*«n ,
and that it is composed of Ingredients PCUtT
VIOICTABt.*, « <f wiTaotjr.M£RCvaT.
JAMES K. CIIILT0N,
] -4* CAUTION*.
To avr/td iKPosiTioM it will be
&r. James B. Chilton's
ie well as the 81GNATCHR of Dr. S.
is on the outside wrapper of each bottle.
Sold bf'ail^^the Principal
Merchants throughout the United
^ PBOPBIETOBS' OFFICE,
ta NASSAU 8TSEKT,
b, ,b. awk
w. HEIfRY F.LIOT,
General Agent, Hoi'ston, Tkxab.
April, 18, 1651. ly79g
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS,
fN "LUDING Be^m, PctijCebba^c,Ji—«■ V^ijV i
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Moore, Francis, Jr. Telegraph & Texas Register (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 18, Ed. 1 Friday, April 30, 1852, newspaper, April 30, 1852; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth233385/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.