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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

ga Cnrd.-TO The Ladies' srd Gentlemen q New
York Brooklyn and Ihef yicnily, b aTs ChAFFlN
OF Boston
Mr.. c. who has hsd long aud sueee.sfll practice IN
medicine 10 desrCus u holding couversAon win al
those person, su-rng from consumption nAzm alton Of
Ihe lungs bronchitis salt rh-um dyseutery contraction ~
corcs dyspepsia debility spina affection, nervous % p
ssths nc dolOrsuK isundice headache io0lhache
scrOflla. humOrs &c. &c
Her practice has been eminsnty successful having sue
ce-ted 10 th- rrfe cure OF Thousands and most gene
OF that class Of sIch long standing ID have bAsf
The combined covers uf The skifu ply scians All
OF which can be from ne respectable references
~hch show a. her rooms sol Broadway, I'd door
from FrAnklin-fl
Those who would be healed mus come quietly or Mr'
c vii remove where her usefulness, u cersan ~ be put
into r-Cgi.iuon wtsolt c-isV le4 limos
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The AiR.LISE R.ILwAY--A resolution passed
the Connecseu, House OF Representatives, on Tuesday
authorizing the Sew-York and Boston Railroad Com
pany 10 commence operations when the sum OF so9CoO
I. subscribed 20 their siock-but prohibiting them from
building the bridge the Connecticut 81 Aiddctown
tlll the sum OF 100000 10 Subscribed.
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Greworks.

flreworks.
,,,Vp,yoVE- pIREWORK- An excessive
.,.oymenI VI superior Fre~0rss ast opSnro SO ~
.sls y osi-..e s1a retail conssng % every ye1e.y s
80 ~ .rrsnts of lh- quality, a. prices ch
rsnnot IN ID please Dealers are icyi,d 70
I@sti95 HANggR BORTOf. - DyiIoo-s-
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
rE,gg uNDERSIGNED have for sac Al tneh slotS -
yS..Siagto.-,t superior ard con piete -<sof1nerl %
Fr.wors. wheA hey viii seli as ou as sny onss soa-
f.rfsr.y. Cily ard COUNTY, dealers vi bna MS 81
-, 80. ~ A. eel from Towns, hilltarY sod Civic
h.,ou, can b supplied with nc shove ARTICLES, ~a-
r.ulsd equal ~ any Osner In lhe cay - -.
1,IRk WOHK..-Larks kOcEels via colofed nres,
,srs and serpents Roman candles u al sizes IOgether
viz guerra assortment Of fire WOrks ire crackers,
kc a. wholesale AID retail y
nv GAssSE.R 4 YOUNG, lS2 Casihsm-st
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RESCUED FROM DROwvisG.-A boy named Geo.
Long who fell into the dock the foot IF Jsmesst yes
terdsy rescued from drowning by oeer Holden Of
the Fourth Ward.
PorIcE.-The house of 7 5 Thorp, No. 222 Gin
ton q, was entered about o'clock this morning and
robbed Of 10 silver tea spoons marked "Thorp des
ert do marked Z II w and ? table DO marked D..
NJ r." The thieves also tied up coat In a hand
kerchief which from some cause they did not take
away No arrest =. Caleb Morgan was las, nishi ar
rested by officer Corey Of the Second Ward on bench
warrant for false pretences He was locked up 70 await
his trial Lawrence Coffee alas Terrence Mckinney
was asst night arrested by officers Spear and Kelly q the
Ninth Ward charged with stealing 500 In French gold
from Thomas Lynch. Upon searching his person.
$40 were found part of which Identified by Mr.
Lynch The accused detained for examination.
Theodore Johnson arrested sst night by officer Car
penter Of the First Ward suspicion OF stealing -
pawntckets. Detained for examination The OH.
GERS Of the Sixteenth Ward. yesterday discovered 50
kegs Of powder stored In house In Thirty 9TH st said
10 belong 10 Sir Buckley the same man from whom q
kegs seized lew days since IL was placed under
charge OF the police.
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SsnrIal Soilfrs.
FHRENoLoGIsIs AND PUBLISHERS,
FOW LER- & WELLS,
I3I Nas-an-st. ~. y.

~ Water-Cur FrtnbIi-hment, y bond-st N
snd syOss-L oyster Bsyl h. Or Saw, the earliest
Ar.resn pracon-r ard sulh0r Oh WsierCure receives
psuert. a. above Those a. distance may BY sending
= Zee. be advised Tor treatment a. nome mYo u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

MiDpLEBuRr CoLLEGE--The commencement Of
TIN. College occurs on "Wednesday the 18th July Rev.
Dr. Bkok OF Auburn and Rev A. IA. Clspp OF Brsttle-
borough W deliver orssions before the College soci
te.. Rev Jonathan Clement OF TOpshsr. Me. is ex
pecied to deliver the annual Address, and Rev. Byron
sundern Of Batavia n the Poem before the A,soci
sted Alumni
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.i44,7s4 i4O.2O2 l45,2s2 1885, 3l3

The returns from Hamilton County were not can
vassed on account OF normslity and the of Her
kimer County was returned for Frederick ". Whit
tesey
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CITY ITEMS.
THURSDAY II

FRA FIRE was discovered last night in the
workshop Of McGraw Tsylor rear Of No l63 BoWery.
which destroyed property the value Of 1900 Both
gentlemen are absent from the City
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. -. immigrants arriyed yeserday

~ Ex.Gov. SLADE of Vermont Is in town. and
has loSgir q st the City Hotel.
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PITTSBURGH. June "a

STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT The steamboat Newark
was sunk on Taesdsy nisht about eleven rniles below
Pitt.bursh She was loaded with groceries and dry
goods which will be saved Ia . damaged condition
The boat wss partially insured
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n CLIFTON SPRINGS, twhhe sulphur, :

- CLIFTON SPRINGS, white Sulphur. This
81 establishment. situst-d upon the line OF the Auburn
- aud Rochester Railroad, between Cansndsigus and
Geneva In Ontsio County having been enlarged and tho
roughly fitted up now open Tor me reception o v"'
tors. -. .-.....--
In the h-s Of from the noise and dun VI
Srge villages cities embracing beautfu grove OF toi.
is pleasure grounds from the midst OF wnice
flows ia Syringe O pure and beautiful wster 90 disposed
by Nature please and interest the visitor and rondefs
desirable retreat. whether for hoss seeking Icsora-
tive ffom disease those who hsys few sisure days
spend 10 recreation and pessure or Tor th0so
who with their families disposed 10 leave The heeed
walls Of city residence 10 enjoy tho refreshing oroeses
and pure cf tho country during tho warm see
sOn.
The Waters which are mainly OF 9 suphurous chsrsc-
ter charged somewhat Nth soda msgness and cafoonic
gss stand unsurpassed In their medicinal character
remedy Tor the various stD dtssses rheumaue aneeuops
dyspepsia general debility Of the ystsm, &c and have o.
f-cied 10 where the waters OF DINER springs
have failed.
ceiyed the Subscriber mos respoc fully socis ih cooun-
porter .wsy. 10 readiness at The depot e r;e:y: s:s
Manchester. Msy 20, 1884, )sS@
- sECONNET HOU9E.-The subscriber has -
~ cured the assistance Of Captain Charles H. MhiS,
whose grea, experience IN tbs management Of hotels
well Known thousands who have enjoyed the esusus
In the Deleysn House Albany, and Empire House 5yIt
cuse And sso the many friends he met while OIL mo Uni"
ed States Hotel, Boston.
th Of this month when hs hopes 70 DO pssfonifsd &C.
cording to tho merits Of The establishment
This pisce 10 unsurpassed for seabsthlng ceoi ana
e.hing brsez-s, fishing owng smooth, hard and levei
.tsgs win leave daily for Fall River IN tins for ne
morning for Bos.on aud stesm-r or PROVIDENCE 70
uIrnng the arrival Of the same In the evening. LON
muncson by sage To New Bedford every ondsy. Wed
nesday and Friday. returning 90 alternate days 49,.
For all infOrmsiiqD IN regsrd To the sscounet HOUSE,
please csll al the 4. :. Hotel, Boston. JOSEPH COE
Lillie Compton, June ;. 1877 JeIl 2meodl"p-
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AN OPPORTUNITY,

Sl0UU. oS-ar.. X pureEs.isE he fIturrs. ease ard
sooc vii q ons u lhs largest ana prot alb ealing
embellishments 10 Boston The ogsioess been saccess
fully conducted 10 the psee for 10 sss Isc yesra Tie
pruprie.or viii rslncgse the 20 Q patty who can
command elsc 10 s2ooc. Fer Particular sddress ros'
Q4ee, box 1871. sD%
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EbE ANn EAR-
DR.. POWELL, OcULIST, AURIST, SC.

DR.. POWELL, OcULIST, AURIST, SC.
Dol Broadway corner Of Wsusu.sL
A TTESDs EXCLUSIVELY 10 Diseases Of The Eye
a snd Far from Q o. { o'clJsk
STEAMSHIPS, Squirting cured In few minutes
ARTIFICIAL Eyes inserted, without operation that
cans.l 90 distinguished from the nstural
UfOwsll Ia. THIS DAY published poi liar TsEArisE
EYE-s nperf-ctOn aud their cure. win rules
for the selection OF sppctacles &c To be hat the
hor's and OF Burgess. Slringer, Berford { Co. w H.
Graham C. Sheppard. Fowlsrs Wells, and Of boosse
Iers generally. mvSt 2nsOd 4 2meoW
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TUTTLE'S

fATENI ELArIlI bAhI JJMfEhf
nR, NURSES ASSIST Ant This useful znd amusing
W invocation having been generally approved and recon-
mrnded by he most emirent medical works and physi
clans II the country Tor the heshfu and exercise u
nls children Il offered. wholesale snd retail Al the
RAJ dep6ts. 81 Broadway. N.Y. SO TremObt-row Boston
and n Cle.nust Philsde phis, where orders
pectfally solicited, and will be promptly attended TO-
u W FUTILE,
leo I'm Inventor aud Manufacturer
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~ nr. RnnnIns,- I'D, Krnrc }, BAL e-tclenI

" Dr BahDlnS- BODY bFnrc y ~ e0'ieus re-
lief f0f weakness OF tnr voice, uls spine snd Amhs Pa-
cuisry for dyspepsia constipation and piles viii weas
Of he stomach and sides weakly f-ms-s 'Ast grow
Ing children znd a. dispose % drpop and sedenery
-sp-c Ally spius subjects viii b. d-ig ht-d with It's
uon. Reference given many distinguished elergymen,
who have been rescued from experimentation, from de-
higy ard bronchitis Pamphlets and boob Common
sense" giving Information csn - had Al The 0cs f7
5r0sdwAy A isdy IN Ait-nfsrc~ 90 ladies' M eOdN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

ssx~ EOH SALE 81 she DID sand No. , ess
HfxwSf clay 81 opposite tho Aslor House. varsity
81, 81, and octave Piano vortss, OF
Jsvery variety Of Pstiofn, win Ell ne
modern improvements 10 rosewood and mahogany csece,
.rrss In svsry respect o give ssu,fsct0n of no sale
plano. on hirs JAMES THOMPSON
lid w. Lac Tzllman kandeI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

THIS VALUABLE INVENTION M Medical science, a
notice " which appeared m The Tribune short time
since may be inspected by the medical ofessOn, and all
Dr. WARRINGTON Al 2i8 Ninth-,L between he hours
Of N and daily GratuilOus advice will BE- given 10 Inc
poor from 10 II, Mondays Wednesday, and Fridays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

DESTRUCTIVE Hail STORM AT PEORIA, Ltd
CRiid Killed By LishtEiNs-We learn from the officers
OF the steamer Lehish which srrived from the Illinois
River this mernng that Peoria was visited last Saturday
afternoon by OF the most terrific hail storms ever
recorded.
1t continued for half an hour sccomp panied vita high
winds and heavy thunder many of the hail stones that
fell measured from three TO six inches in circumference
and was found and measured In the presence Of
several persons that was seven inches round
The distraction 10 property was very great all the
gsss In the windows exposed t. were broken aud even
the sash cut through ia many instances while the
gardens and fruit trees suffered great damage.
The forest trees we're stripped OF their foliage and
small branches and after the storm bad passed every
thing around were shattered aspect
Our Informant who was Ia Peoria on Sunday, saw a
large quantity Of hail sun upon the ground In shady
places As late as 10 o'clock In the morning.
One msn who was out the prairie during the storm
IN pursuit OF horse, lost hs hat in the gale and
~ severely cut snd bruised BY the hail
The house of Cspt Moss, 10 Peoria. WAS struck by
lightning during the storm and the fluid desccndng the
chimney into the kitchen sitting room killed little
girl bis daughter niece who sbou, eight wears Of
age The house except the shsttering Of the chimney
received but little injury 81 Louis Repub. 10Th.
Loco Foco PRiSrIsG OFFICE BURNT The
Union snd Harmony party In the Democratic banner
County OF Monroe has been developing itself Tor
tine IN al is beauties and on Wednesday morning
last about 10 o'clock number Of persons went TO the
occ OF the pS~cGdfc Press Al stroudburg carried thu
cssos types sc into the street set nre 10 them and
burned them up. They also Stiemped 10 destroy me
press but being OF heavy esstiron little impression wss
made upon H. The Press OF the previous week having
made an outrageous attack upon the private character
OF families WAS the OF the destruction OF
the property.
Two persons supposed 10 be the authors Of the ouen
svc article have been arrested charge OF libel and
held - bail In the OF 3 900 each. We understand
arrests have also been made OF persons concerned IN the
burning
The Democratic Press was established At thsi plsce
about Il months since by number OF Democrats II
was stock property and published for them as the
Jackson Democratic Association twas ia opposition
to the clique that adhered 10 the Monroe Democrat the
old organ Of the Loco foeo party Of that County This
ia family quarrel in which the Wings have nothing 10
DO ts DOG eat dog The parties ara now in the hands
of the law and Justice will DO douo, be me,ed OF, 10
them. lEss'on pa Wig, June 90
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r. The Restorative Cordial, tpn

~ The Restorative Cordial, prepared BY c. c.
sssEISG. Taryl1wnl % celebrated Tor aeystng nrr-
affections % which frses are pecu iafly subject,
asOfding gh 10 al css-s Of deniy and particularly
or virtues rrng dysr-rss IL soc :. wholesale and
retail by A B 4 y saSDs. ion Fuls0nsi; sod also BY
Rushiou a Co 40 Broadway snt % A.,or House !7S
Broadway y Esss Brosdway - hldsonst and by To-
rael nor ga Fultust Price 81 Per bottle. myN 3lswd
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TO THE PuRLIc.

r. L. sylvester. importer u bsarem srd British
OILS has removed 20 ~ Wskrr-st near Coyssie-st He
would inform HI. customer. and the public IN genera that
he "a. Dot IN any u h. oils A. MS former Places u rel
dence = and q East Bo1sivsy-therrf0fs BE- cautious
from whom goa purchase nal y0u may nee - imposed
upun 4 ~ " E>EEh,
my7 jmsods - "slkef-s- n T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25
fashionable Clothing Stores.

DANIALOONs-F. AHRENS the well Known Pants
Tailor ~. Ann-st has lse.y received over 100 pieces
fancy Cs,smeres and Of which be makes rams 10
Order Tor Only s. 50 - per pair.
Also French and Eng.ish blsck Coslmefes and Doe
skins from q 10 g pair warranted good or no sale.
Gents IN want " Pants will do vel "a call At ~ Ann
I'D 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

Also will be received Al the zane pace, letter. and
newspapers for he paeketshp CARRIER Capt Ifsss'
which sails fJr Liverpool on he 2Dth ms Jr&-
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Books


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fV'o THs ki-NDs ~ Corfeci Ecucstion q TrltA
l Mafru. WILSON'S answer 10 and exposure u Mr.,
Wizrcs Appe.l ~ ). puDsl-d, aud czs - hsf xrsi.
OF appIcsn0n % MARK n NEWMAN CO. lsa Broad
way TIE oriElns R-vieN u American Histories a.
published 70 1885, accompanies uis Answer that he
public mas lfge = he wrong and injury toue ~ Mrs
willard ~ h's ..An1efCls pamphlet" he snswer,'
gtnaiy"' wei me ssenss. ~ thai serious charge
u tr-spsss % her literary property
MARX H. NEWMAN kCO.
y B. The publishers OF Ms WlAfd's AppeA" hsv-
inE refused s-r DecffJl request to furnish with
isi - tn - those whom th- ApN-a hRf been
s-ni 10 order pa. might s.o send them ne Reply,
comp led % ssk Do This public usnner, th>s All
fr-nd' u E3Ictgos Teachers Editors sni others who
have received M sad Appez7 si s-ni US heir names
and post-olce address, anr viii f1fNsri The Reply
free q postage MARX H. NEWsANk co
j-l5 u 1872 Brosd~sy
NEW AND VALUABLE ASTRON
WORK FOR PRIVATE LEARN FRS. The family circle,
w Common schools and Acscem'eA-AsrS0SosicA
Mars = sixteen coiored charts esrh hy 3; feet
whole designed o illustrate the mechanism o. the Heavens,
by II. MsusoB.
The plan Of mis- work 10 entirely Ongins. EAch map IL
llsirse ci.nct part u The movements or phenomena
Of the heavenly bodies until ell he Leading principles Of
his noble science made perfectly nie gthe % The
learner. The Elementary Treatise describe. each hSure
the maps ard specially adj the work the family
circle the private student and % The parent
teacher In the OH may instruct youth % twelve years
and upward giving clear and practical knowledge OF
the subject and Will ind Increased Interest and pleasure II
The study be progresses The maps are beautiful as
work OF they mounted and put up IN neai box
for transportation. with copy Of the Treatise, 81 SIS
per thick paper and SO with cloth backs Pub
I shed and for sale by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

r. srotou Ho-e nj Is tents per foot.-Con-
.u-r. III. srtc- will End greatly % t1-i- advantage
texAne n Hoe msnufscured ~ TIE subscriber ard
xsrrsrta superior ID hst 10 sod zr advanced pre-
kTEAMS AT PROPRiETORS snd a. others purchasing
al. srtci. s b- dealt IN n such manner q. vii b.
ssssct'fy The hesl % .ock VII - H'-a 70 ne inan-
s,rlur- I'D . workmanship = 81 snlet
7 % BICKMAsTER. 5jJ H1tton-st snd
nan y hss-fr~-t Of cor Pear AZ CEsihsm IA
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AWNINIs AWNINGS,

E'REHCH, VENETIAN AND PLAIN AWNINGS made
Il In superior manner and finished 10 sspendid style
by WORKMAN BELL,
l7e WsstEt corner o. Warren, " T.
~ Don't NnrEsl The ruruh@g as fn
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r. Genuine Haarlem Oil-lnPoTted esreci from
Rol.ud for saIs whol-s.le and retail. By
ALBERT l. WISsHIP.
ielf osl = East 8rosd wsy, cor. Marsstsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

~Canxre~. spring warer-Jau received fresh
fJr r. 1000 h pint sn6 cgsr hoties delivered 70 sn5
-, - 49, ~ Nv ALBERT L WiNSHIP.
90 - = EaE Broadway.
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J. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the etntes u New Tofk
"a GOA scuc7l, YAulacy Eal- nlH
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miscellaneous.
MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL.
yI,HE SUMNER SESSION 81 this select school for
L young aud Ads, viii commence on the bret Non,
day in May. The tennis. itcudng al expenses for board
and tuition. from 50 to So per quarlerWes Bloom
held. April a. l3i7. ls29 2meod'l WARREN HOLT.
PURF Co~FEcrtoSs.
STEWART, BUSSiNG Il co.
WHOLESALE CONFECTlONFRS and msDuiaciu-
w of every variety ofmedcAed al fsucy Ozsnges
and other
SUPERIOR SUGAR GOODS,
NO. Az PEARL-STREEr.
One door below Madis0n-st. New -Yotk
Southern Eastern and Western orders fully packed
boxes II 90 p 80 aud 100 pounds aud shipped order
iel5 lm-odDsiiW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

r. The Genuine hesan .oap-ls @knowedzed
10 he he n-.t sh.sing Soap m ne void ~ mAEesA nict'
h aher which does n0s dry on ne face A- many kincs
cf ZAP and creams, Tor sac ~
ALBERT l. WINsHIP, Creubi sd Ap2tn-esry.
,-r4 o.T = EAsI Broadway
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a "A THE LARGEST sssormsos Of bed
"a :,s.s: s,s :. e. |.i..s's' 'nd 'sssA'"'''
n. wlLLARDS wGesoens.

The atisnron OF hoaseksspsn cad oshsrs b pafueusdy
called Wells psises rshs saA "a screw ee1sesa.
whsca drew The premium q he as HNs 81 " Anssess
fnsl.ass Oh beds rsuovsssd cou Wholesale ssd 70,
tsl uyO Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-25

ssin, from q 10 a. per pair warranted good sale.
Gents IN " Pants will DO vel % call Al ~ Ann
81 ie92 lw'
CLOTHING.
4 VANDERBILT. 81 Maiden. lane ami 1924 West Broad
y. way has splendid assortment OF gents boys and
children's colhng Five ounce skeleton style short
skin ocs snd shad cnas, suitable FOR every sze. Aso
more than thousand pieces " fashionable good 10
MAKE 20 order a Of WI Oh will he sold al the lowest pos
sihe price
H. pleasant Summer coat vest and pants Rom q to
81 30 Maiden sne All 1924 Ws. Broatway ielo I'm
CLOTHING.
FutL asn FAsHToNABLr sui
Ready 1fldr, from - 10 SIS
Al the Clothing
le7 lf4 Fultn1rst opposite the Church I'm
CLOTHING
Rcady Nasas md hasfS 10 order.
The Cheapest FashiOnsbls
TAILORING
EsTAHLtsH NESr
IN N-ev-Y-rk
". a. DE6ROOT CO.
uv5 7no. No % Fulton-n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15

But | shall desist of Offering apollo
gies, because | cannot be blind to the
truth Of the true cause of the threats of
renewing hossihties, contained in the
note of your E xcellency. is that | have
not been willing to sign a treaty which
would lessen considerably the territory of
the Republic, and not only the Repub.
tic but that dignity and integrity which
all nations defend to the last extremity.
And if these considerations have not the
same weight with your Excellency,
the responsibility before the world, who
can easily distinguish on whose side is
moderation and justice, will fall upon
you.
I~latter myself that your Excellency
will be convinced. on calm reflection, Of
the weight of my reasons. But, if by
misfortune, you should seek only a pre-.
text to deprive the first city Of tho Amer
can continent of an opportunity to free
the unarmed population Of the horrors o.
war, there will be left me no other mean'
Of salvation, but to repel by force, will
the decision and energy which my higt
Obligations impose upon me.
have the honor to be your Excellen
cy's humble servant.
A.. LOPEZ DE SANTA ANNA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-10-15
The Lion and the blouse.

We have in Cincinnati, just at present, q
political chorus ofanimals. The democrat
ic Lion roared one night, and the Liberty
Mouse the next. The state of c~iviliza.
ton, however, is so far advanced, that
the wild animals attracted much less at
%tention, than they did in tho earlier states
of society, when they were famed for
their ferocity, and sometimes needful for
their meat, We %recolle ct, when Cincin-
natl was a small town, that a large crowd
gathered, Just about where the Museum
nowis, to see a Wolf, thathad been caught
in the neighborhood. But now, even a
Lion does not attract attention. We Jan
not find any n to give an account of
his appearance at the market house,
One or two persons say, they heard his
roar a few moments, but finding him quite
tame left him to himself.
AS to what the Mouse did, we are not
informed. But, there is a fable some
where, tperhaps in Esop9 which seems
not obscurely to illustrate the relations
which this particular Lion aud Mouse
bear to one another. The Lion was once
caught in a net, and, strong as he was,
he could not get, out. Bold and brave as
he was. he moaned sadly, and grieved
over his fate. Just then, a Mouse came
along, and. seeing the Lion, caught in
the net, said, I can get you out, Mr.. Lii
on AT which idea, the Lion laughed
in his grief. "Ha, ha, what can such a
little thing as you do2' "Ill show you,
so he.simply goes to gnawing the net with
his little teeth, till the threads gave way,
and the Lion got out.
This is Just about the relation Of the
Liberty Mouse to the Lion of Democra-
racy. When the Lion was in a net, from
which there was no apparent escape, the,
Mouse voted for Birney, and let the Lion
out aud Texas in.- On. Chronicle,