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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-15
CONE All Y0UTHATLJHE

The sessoaz having arrived for trans
planting fruit'trees, the subscriber lIying
two mile. east of McGutchenssIlle, effer
flr sale l50 d iHerent varieties of choice
grated apple trees. Also wanted. three
- four beef cattle in exchange for fruit
trees. ~ ALPHEUs RUSSkL-
McCotcbe sville, Oct. "a, fs4s--4-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-12-15

county, Ohio delquent by
'a.a TOWN LOTS.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-13

Leave Westminster every Friday at m, arrive at York
1883 From York, by Dover Dl.barg and Allen to Car
Isle, 80 miles and back, once week.
Leave York every Tuesday at M arrive At Carlisle
Leave Carlisle every Wednesday a. m. arrive a, York
1884. From York, by Dala.town, Apple Grove, eros.
Roads, Union, Chanceord, Lower Chanceord and Castle
Fin, to Peach Bottom, and to by State Ridge Fawr
Grove, Stawbridge, Stewartsown, Cross Roads, Apple
Grove and Dalasown, York. equal 80 miles and back
Lsavs York every Wednesday and Saturday at 6 a m
arrive at Peach Bottom some days by IN.
Leave Peach Bottom every Tuesday and Friday at M
arrive At York days by m.
1405 From East Berlin, BY Bermudian and Franklin
town, to Di'lsburg, l2 miles and back once week
Leave East Berlin every Thursday at m, arrive al
D L:sss b.sa s:, ~ Fhar.s., ,,.
Berlin same day by IL m.
1896. From Dover, by Rossville, Lewisburs Lsburne
and sdensbug to Mechsncsburg % miles and back
Leave Dover every Wednesday at m, arrive at Me-
chsn'csburg same day by 3 pm.
leave fredericksburg every Tuesday m, arrive a,
1857 From Eusrs by Yocum.own, to Nswbery,own,
ak miles and back, twice a xeek
Law E.srs every Tuesday and Saturday at m ar
Leave N.~bsy,own esss r,i Fas ~ 81 g.
a. Is ssr' C =. E ts same days by 3 m.
Chambersbug, So miles and back dsilv ~
same day BY IN. " Commissioning
Leave Cham6ersburg daily a. m, .rriv, :, u..-..
same day by 81 am. '"''"oulg
Popoeaa 70 run by the following schedule in lien 81
above, viii be considered; " W inc
Lsays Harrisburg daily at m, arrive at Chamber,bur~
Same days BY m.
Leave Chambersburg daily at M arrive a, Harrisburg
sams day. by ~ m.
1859. Fsom Harrisburg by Gilchrisvils, LineIesown
Ms~ Haaovsr, EAst Hanover Jonessown FREDERICKSBURG
Piss Grove Frsdensburg, and Schuyk Haven to Potts
Wills, S. mdss and back, twios . week %
Leave Harrisburg every Monday and Thursday a. M
assivs 1t Po<tsvills same days by Spa.
1cavs Poesvilis every Tuesday and Friday M ar
nvsA Harrisburg same days BY 8 pm,
Proposals. for running three times week Will be consid
cred. wv
1890. From Harrisburg by Shepherdstown, Dlsburs,
Iosk Sulphur Springs, and Hedleburg Gettysburg IS
niles and back, three times 4 week.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-01-13

Academia Walnut. M1fntntoWN, Oakland Mile, McAllls-
ervle RichGed. Mount Pleasant Mills, and Frceburg, to
Sein's Grove, 70 miles and back, once week.
Leave Fannettsbug every Tuesday at m, arrive a,
Sein's Grove every Thunday by loan.
Leave Sen's Grove every Thursday at ii m, arrive at
Fannetsburg every Saturday by 2pm.
Proposals 10 commence the Loudon, and
brace the Office at carriek, will be considered
1907. From Burnt Cabin, by Fos Liuleton, Three
Springs Cassvie Paradise Furnace, Coffee Run James,
Creek and Connellstown, Huntingdon, 20 miles and
back, oncs week.
Leave Burn, Cabin every Tuesday a, p m, arrive at
Huntington next day by 6pm
Leave Huntingdon every Thursday a, m, arrive at
6Jra Ss c. ssm nss sh Ssy .p by and
Mills, to MeCulloch's Mills, 20 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Shade Gap every Tuesday a, m, arrive at Ne
Cullochs Mills same day by 3 m.
Leave McCuochs Mills every Monday al ~ m, arrive
at Shade Gap same day by 9pm.
1909 From Landiaburg, by AndesviIle, Centre Ander-
soNburg, and Bain, to New Germantown, l6 mules and
back, once q week
Lcavs Landisburg every Friday ~ m, arrive New
Germantown same day by 6 pm.
Leave New Germantown every Friday al arrive 81
1.andisburs same day by II m.
Proposals for semi-weekly service will BE- considered
1910 From Eiliousburg, by Roseburg Iekrsbarg. and
Port Royal Mlinown, IS miles and back, once week
Leave ElIiousburs every Friday m, at Mif-
nntown same day by pm
Leave Mifintown every Friday a, arrive Eli
ousburx day by 10 I'm.
Proposals TO run frequently and in due eonnexca
with the Carlisle route viii be considered.
1911. From Posville, by nnersvlls, to Llewsllyn,
miles and back ak times a week
Leave Posvle daily except Sunday After arrival Of Phil
adeIpha mail, say arrive q, Lievslyn same day
by a pm.
at Pottsville Same day by am.
1919 From Pottsvile, by Broad Mountain, Fountain
Spring, Mount Carmel Bear Gap, Paxinos Esd Suubury
to Northumberland ~ miles and back times wrek.
With -veekly branch from Fountain Spring by Roaring
Creek csAswissa ls miles and back and another tr-
weekly branch Com Bear Gap, by Elysbus. 10 DsnvIr,
~ m'les and back - in due ecnnexon with the man
line, at days and hours to BE- stated
Leave Pottsvi's daily except Sunday at p m IN sum-
mer and m IN winter arrita n Northumberland sams
DAY by ~ ? m IN summer aad n neg, day in winter.
Leave northumberland daily exceps Sunday at a m,
arrive at Po,,svile day by SPIN
Proposals to run six times week between Bear Gan .zd
Danvlle, arriving at Danvile later Than n m wall <
considered. -
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-20
The two JcrEcy Girls who didn |
sec the Elephant.

H
.. .,,1r, agreed 10 celebrate 'l'
ouuh vl July togclh'T IN seeing uo
wonders aud lmu,cm,u' uI 'Ila' cay
rl,, had made otuhy ct money N
.,,..ns strawberries at ono penny
.,.I., vc,. FAST iticud, and not hall
., .r..n.a. d., n@d>ihcy Wclc accus
..u.I +, roam u. abbott lhcy were
y.au1U, country q,d>. aud had meyer
road tuc la,,s, work ON cuduciic. 10"
Iun> bee sure they were M hnc sptri's'
.vhtu after sualloVn. ncur" l".,ro'
. l.,,uilr. 300 Washington Mmh'i' he}
lNa't,l up Fulton street To the Amen
can Museum, pald lhcr two shl.IhtS
.lch and "hclpcd themselves Ilbct"!-
IS sIllt OF the mImlHIlcss cnri'AI'
uc, winch Tint populal establishment
contains
When. according 10 thcr own csu.
nation. Lcy had got their moneys
worth. ti,y went ont. intending to
rulcthc,r way to thc Battery, to SEQ
tIr uuluafy pnacaut Bat they had
lIccy left ,h, Museum STEPS before
rood /. ..u,. well dressed young
man. 9u,, accidentally STUMBLED a
.au>'lhcu, audqulc as naturally a.
,oloerzcd for the unprecedented Of
lrrc.
trhcrrs no harm done sold Susan,
as there Iancl We are country girls,
and don; lund tuilcs. BESIDES, You
c.ty people always wall, with Your
eyes Il, the tops Of the houses. For
my. mari don't SCI. how Vou get along
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
CT Dr.. CHrrrrR q. UNDERWOOD to say in hi. :

T DR.. CBELyHR as understood TO say in bis
sermon last evening. at the Church of the Purisns
on Conscience that i, s much affected in individual
csses By the example Of others. and sometimes senced
or prevented in multtudes together when II would have
spoksu loudly and right 10 individuals Hence that In
,anc,ion In the Word Of God Thou shalt not follow
multitude 10 DO evil" multitude support and Justify
one another in which Il tho multitude
10 zee one alone pursuing they would perhaps put
him 10 Death for to this owing that reckless hsrdhood
with which nations will rush into crimes from which
uost every individual In the nation would start bscs
sshas There not, continued the Rev speaker per-
bsps single individual now engaged 10 the with
Mexico Or voting In It's favor who would dare take the
life Of fellow creature for The nom payment Of SUN OF
money, st. TO gain the possession Of such
sum. Aud yet an unjust whose object IL con-
quest and territory taken by force from kingdom which
docs not belong 10 u.s. Is unquestonaby nothing else
murder and robbery and all the glory acquired Ia such
an unjust war Ia 10 more han accumulation OF such
glory asa rem0rseless and Successful bandit acquires who
PUSHES desperately upon AIMED traveller and OvercOmes
aud kills. him Such Murderer show great strength
aexterl.y and daring, and among hts OF fellow
murderers he would be appsuaed having covered him
self with glory. Anditis jus, such glory. said the Rev
Doctor, emphaticsiiy no, noting better which nation
acquires that conquers In unjust But Conscience
perverted in the tamut Of tie mad oucry Of glory
10 not allowed 10 be listened 10 much as heard Vet
10 not possible union VI individuals though II were
millions. nay. though II accumulation OF al Tie
nations on the globe 10 change wrong inio right or 10
make that right In mulates which Is wrong In ldyidu-
ais And the Doctor thought II was because 81 the dan
ger Of this peryeron Of Conscience In tal me
Divine Besg placed that striking Injunction enid The
laws Of Moses. " 7z0H slaE not oRoV mrfaode 70 no
s..IU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
For Sales Of Stocks, &c. see Fourth Page.

For Sales Of StocLs DC see Fourth Page.
MONDAY, p M.
The market for fancies was heavy to-day The
Tfas affair had depressing effect the outside Bosrd
For sound Stocks there fair inquiry and the quota
steady Treasury Notes sold at ssi0Ss. and
Government Skies at l00i1lOl.
In Bills there is nothing of consequence, doing.
Sterling il lOdlOs for fsvore signatures Francs 527
a5s5 The supply of Bills is fair and the inquiry mod
crate.
The Freight market continues very dull The
rate, for Liverpool are uorninsy 3l6d for Cotton, "a
for Flour ID for Grain little nothing offer
ing Some heavy goods being engaged at EOS for Lv
srpool and 500 for London To the Continent Freghs
are very dull
There is no new feature in the Money market
but II anything an increased ease. The stock broker
True supposed te have absconded from the street
on Saturday made his appearance again today and after
considerable negotiation compromised matters by paying
his creditors fifty cents the dollar His conduct IN ihs
affair 10 loudly condemned only by the victims but as
well by the whole street but really see no larger
dssree Of turpitude in this affair than In corner In
which many honorable brokers engage without hesitation
swindler Ia none the less swindef whether eaeu
corner or defsulter THIS affair has led us to remark
with what facility credit can be obtained among Stock
operators Was Here ss party with but two or three
months residence In the street snd with strong under
epent of rumos his reputation yet he is enabled
to become possessed Of $4,000 worth Of property upon
nothing but his word In house, on Saturday
liant him four hu shares OF Hafem which he imme
diately sold for cash 10 other place In the world
probably excepting Wall street could this degree OF credit
be- obtained in so short period and without references
We presume this severe lesson will make the operators Oh
the corner OF Hsnoversrset more cauops-uniil they
forget it-ssy ten days
At Philadelphia the money market is compare
lively easy At Chicago the market was tight At GIN
einnat Eastern Exchange was /! prem The Banks were
doaps but little and money bard. In Ne~Nork TIE
circulation is equal TO $40 per head, In Pennsylvania
less than 81 per head Massachusetts to nearly So Loui
,sns TO 40 Ohio less than 81, South Carolina about 81
Mchissu S. Connect cut 81. The largest amount OF sPe
Gle TO the population in Louisiana, $50 per head u
il is lie than 80 in Masschuset about 20 30
in MARYLAND about S. In New-tiampshire II Is less thsn
co cents The comparatively small amount OF specie Il
the Massachusetts Country Banks Is accounted for by the
fact that their notes are redeemed at The Suffolk bans
BOSTON where most of their specie funds Te kept
In the Bankers Magazine for February we iinc
the following table from the latest official tables givn'
the number of banks Of bank capital circulation
and specie IN each few only are estimates
aud these from correct data;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15

suIcIDE.-Tbe livingston Union mentions the
DEATH by hanging Of Samuel Trst Of Nunda aged abou.
10 years He used trace chain. ant Il is supposed he
trying the experiment OF hanging by the neck
for some reason could not dlsengage huseif
FIRE.-Mr G. BENEFITS bakery on Lower Mar
fet ST. was nearly destroyed by yesterday morning
Loss stock and fixtures about 81 500, which wa
partly covered by insurance Entire loss somewhere be-
tween $1,000 and 81. 900. Cincinnati Gsz. 10Th.
SIZES OF CoAL.-The coal operators at Pottsville,
on Wednesday last adopted resolution 10 make hut four
sizes Of coal hereafter instead Of five as formerly. TIL
sizes made will be broken egg stove and chesnut. All the
will be altered at once. and nut coal will b
made hereafter at the mines. IPhils. Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
DR.. MOTIFS
HAI2AMI0 lYRHR

THE the lsog 9Th and breadth
soa o..ry SS.s.f the . Sass "a
s:s 'h: :';:"s % s:i1 .s: ron %
Posaos, end 200 Of the Police force we're % duty 10
business .mpsdsd, ps.sors has been slmoss Destroyed
Ths rate Of mort.iit, Is fnsbfalJ on the inerssss
beginning % feel the eject. Of this prevailing spss~ie
and DO neither lees than 10 direct yoa
Park place corner Of Broadway, New York, vhsrs you
DR. MOTIFS BALsAMIc SYRUP,
the specific sntdots for this innosors % veil ohss sse-
ons arising from Of the Rec pfrstory
" Coosampton IN is ineipisnt stass Bronchitis Ashms
curative power There 10 country cline whsrs the
mortality Of Consumption equs 10 this and II 10 mainly
sttrbusbs 10 the sudden transitions OF our tsnrus,urs
which necessarily produces IA the human stsm morbid
seon and consequently morbid secretion, which should
b corrected by medicinal sandes Now this can
sscus,sa to f.noys The mmsd.s sss.ss Of ths mssdy
which decinstins our land, it shosd 10 essdsrsam
b. nat n.su1s .s. 30 ,bc.. avs vii :us.r no ioSsess
without eI.etiss tbs psnsy for instance succession
su.iy cossa@ptiou claims IL. pssssy xsss, Il. a..
limited eradication Of inerdinsts sppetts with hsts
y rs,srd digestion. clog ths stomssh prodass ssssss
and finally, dyspepsia claims the penalty 30 too In eli
taken Of the health AZ tsnsmsnt claims the sftssuos
Of m tenant 20 the body must be ooksdstsf By is
pant Tss sooth,os bat eheetasi .etioa Of Dr. kOTTs
BALsAAiC SYRUP upon the Liver and Kidnsys, IRON
hlcb organs such mEltitads Of dissasssspros
a. y administered lis sanitary removal Of ell ebsSc -
existing In the Ansntsry Canal that tsrspiks Of NE and
ths rssinx place Of much disesss, isseiss snS 81
s.ssss :, TIE following essths.. Wv: .ss,nss ~, :'
Dsar Dsetsr AZ matter Of DAT, fssI myssS eoans
70 yolantse testimonial In favor Of your mos tsvassos
medicine Ny health bad beeoms very fsebis ~ hsnns
seplsss and restless appetite miserable ana sen
ers debility, accompanies with very ssrioes ans ds
tesn x CO Ugh qusntly caring me
Other means hsyins failed to rive ne ry rss ny soE
Thomsx procured FOR me sore o. " h9sn Das>ni-
syruo .ns ,sr tskins -four % ave dsys wa really
uushsd At its efesey IL insssisy msnded M health
nv ss.p Sc srne sound my appetite returned my rrsnstk
80 rspeweS sns my eousb entirely cured. With Jos
20 ssnd ms By snother bottle Some OF nj
~ HAYS Witnessed good esscfs upon viii call up
on vos ana yos blessing 20 oshss may you -
Hssssd yourself B. heDERAOfT,
"a Elssbsth-ss New. Yort
Pnes 50 cents botts. For ssis, Wholesale sa1 sstssi
by Ripley Gensssi Asest for the proprstos. sosssf
PukpIaes End srosdwsy. Ne~Yet. 80 = y
Drsssscrs Of Henry Jehssos. ssrnss q SrosSvsy aaa
Chanbsr.-st and l., Winshtp. ~ Ess. eres1wsy scs
Aarkstst; Ars Hayes lss Ssten a. bsoeslyS sns 81
Druggists gensrssiy
DruSpsts ssd rstsien throassosv ths esst,y u.J -
dfsss 81 letter (postea.sl RIPLEY, Sol. Agent eor
Ger Psrt place and srosdwsy Hswf sh ia sssisIshss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
A UNIVERSAL HISTORY,

DEING 4 COMPLETE and impartial Narrative Of the
ID most Remarkable Events Of ali all Nations. from the
Earliest period the Present Time, forming complete
History Of the World
The intentions Of the author Of this work have been not
only enlarge the menia faculties and % elevate the
ideas Of hs relders but 10 present a tbs world Ia new
form Universal History without pre- uecs and without
partially but rsactiye 20 readers Ia genera and a. the
time worthy Of the attention Of phiosoPher'' Of
statesmen. lawgivers ana Of warriors
The work when completed, will embrace the history of
the human race from ia infancy % the present time
The portion Of Arcient History will extend % the fall Of
the Roman Empire, and will be embraced 10 about four
numbers The whole WORK will be completed IN shout
twenty numbers each Of which will Be ssaed al Intervals
Of about month.
The work, which 10 70 be published both At Lepsc and
London brought here in advance Of the Euro
pesn ed ons In accordance with especial arrangement
With the suthor. whose will therefore be withheld
until after The publication abroad shs have taken place
when the OF the author will appear.
IL will be the best work Of the sss, ard should Do the
hands Of every man woman and child that car resd
The work be sent by mall 70 any part Of the nied
States periodical postsg. ANY person who wishes 70
subscribe for IT, remit the publisher 81 and be viii re-
s-iye the whole of Ancient History, which will form =
complete volume. He then continue the work II
pleased with IL, or stop u.
address al orders 10 the publisher.
l4fZ W. H. GRAHAM, Tribune Builtnss, " T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
DIED

Suddenly on Sunday evening, Feb IS, CATBARINE b
wife Of Isaac VI. Pinkney
The relstives and friends Of the family sod the N
bers Of Harper Union No IA Daughters Of Temperance
which shs member, and Of Bnmen Lodge No. lg
A o. Of o. +. ard Of h Plunbus Unum Division No 6
sons Of Temperance and Of Mosaic Temple Of Honor No
49, are respectfully invited h attend her funeral withou
farther invitation. Wednesday morning the 18th iust
at O'Clock. at No. Firstavenue. Her remains will b
taken 10 Esstches,er for interment.
In Ellenvis, on "Wednesday evening Feb g. Of scsrle
fever, ELLEN EAST GATE aged % years. Beloved By
ell who knew her, whole community mourn her loss,
deeply symps,hze with the afflicted friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, As.ae.ssr:.

JOSIAH RICHARDS. Aus1osssr.
by BANGS, RICHARDS 4 PLA IT, store xo<
ID Brosd~sy. -L.eeFA essh advances nsds On eonasn'
"e ssoRTYSEvENTH NEw.YoRK TRADE SALE.
Toss COMMENCED MoSpAy. March n, iss-rhs IN.
s.,.sp,d rnounee the rsxt regular Trsde sale No
meaceS the sbovs cate vii - eoedsess1 ssdsf tAs
s.me regulations the last ore Scnsssnsnts Of eooAs.
P.psr Stationery, Stereotype Pstss. Bindss Cloth,
Leather Ac se respectfully soIcird-
P,rtieuls, for the printing should - furnished imneei
aieiy the catalogue roe 81 pres ne %
haIf per sssi heretofore esngsd ieestss
guaranty aas Interest sAss sstsoSses and sdvefusn4
.ad every other charge except height ana nsonAses s
as % g are rendered ard csshed wthn thirty ds,s
BANGS. RICHARDS 4 PLArT ~ btosdwJ
Ar PsIv,rg sAIs.-SfLsNDip LONDON NAif>iins-
Ju received from Loadoa large ard rieh sssortment 81
N.sutne. inciudss come new snd supsfo patterns n'
before iH portsd-~hieh are offered wholesale onb |"
very lo~ prees.
RYf. COTTON, la-sos. s.z Cv-.-.s,s. Msrsss-f-
D>s4es hcou SIS Broadway. Gothic hsll-hastns 70
moves 70 The shove oamed rooms, 10 no~ prepares 70 70
al kiods Of Cabinet Furniture Dry 0ooss Car rss
and pios Aress OF every desert eSnssn
meat for vse sale saeoa, and 70 male sfnsns
With bis prom ptnes He will Also II preferred
saes any part Of the sitv attended a. ssea
A. PxivArs SALE-Sesers sp iendia rosewood ianes.
mace by Thomas Lo I'd Of Philadelphia They Of
nor touch and 6nsh ard equal every tespss TO
l guaranty frora the msks and are invited 10 examine
them a. they viii not sassr In ccUpsrsoa
nth sny tustrument made Prices moderate Also,
splendid Harp In nns order
~ CHAMBERLAIN, AUcTioNEER ssors NJ .
u. advances fpafs 90 ooods sonsi(s-
sar.f,y amended to and respectfully solicited. PrO@ps
r-fu fns made. THURSDAY, Feb IT,
At 10 O'Clock st Sprueest
PVRttc ADNISisrSArexs ssLE OF Books, Accom-
pr,sus para u The Of the late Nm. Voc kehths,
beias iot Of Germ.n snd Eusii.b ecos.Ae
lot sscogd furniture,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
~ A y RTEn

At English Ner hborhood ~ J. the 18th inst BY Rev
Ralph Hoy Rector Of the Church Of tho Good
Nsw-York, PETER L. p DURANGO, Esq. to Mis-
MARY WILLIS. both Of this City
Beauty wit, and worth united
By the mystic marriage ring;
Be their faithful love Tequted.
Be their lives perpetual Spring.
Blooming still W IN thoroless rOses,
Time be one sweet month OF May,
Till the soul Of each reposes
la the bliss Of endless day. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
paserNcrpS SAILED

In the steamer deadia from Boston for Lytrpool-Richd
Soule, Jr Boston, bearer of dispatches Miss Baker.
Greenhill, Rev J Oglby. Messrs Hufer, Nsvstaot :
Baker A Schlusher VIM Trmsme, A Lssas, c
Fischer Jas Corsn, Jr Anton OropP Master Oropp ano
John Fisken, Of Newly ork Reid and Thornton OF
Euglasd Stewart and Mai Foy and servant British
Army. + Chaplin, A Boyd, John Brook, O Gillespie :
Whitney and Kerr, Montreal; Jss Riley Of Liverpoo
c Cunningham OF Glasgow, Robertson Of Toronto, a
Jackson Of Enyland-SO.
For Haiifsr-E Whitney, Cambridge, Mass; w IA Ounn
Pictou. Ms; Tremsin PieIson, Jr, and VIM Bowman
of HALIFAX. Total. So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-15
~ Grand Mass Meeting of the Friend. of

~ Grand Mass Meeting of the Friends OF
General Zachary Taylcr.-A Grand Mass Meeting
Of the Electors Of the City and County q New 1rs f.
vorsbls TO the election Of Gan. ZACHARY TAYLOR %
the Presidency u the United States viii be held ~ MILL
TARY HALL, 10 the Bowery, on I II EsDAY EVENING
next, February i5
Hon. W. Cost Johnson of Maryland. aud Hon. Edwsri
D. Baker late Member Of Congress ana Colonel of the
Illinois Volunteers the Battle Of B1ena Nis,s have
gsged 20 Be present snd address the meeting
Several other prominent speakers are expected.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
J. Il. ButteTworth VIM. Rsynor, Phillip Jordan,
James Phslen James p. Turner, r q Lucsey,
Caleb : Woodhul. John Ormord siss sulwsu.
MARSHA. o Roberts r. r sherman. William Coszrove.
Frederick Coggll. BENZ ?. CrsiEin. William Gale
Moses MAYNARD. Ir John stiles. Edmund Or n TO-
John r BOwring. Robert Collins. Jacob Roswell,
Vim. :. ohustOn, Charles Williams, Ira Brown,
Jas. II. Welsh A {. Pinctney, John .. hyer,
Chas. Devce stephen Taylor. Jas. 3. Taylor.
Ch4s mcDevitt, IanaesR-Wiliiams John 2. Ridner.
Robert svey lhn c. Brauf. Alex. ?. Dodge,
John Lloyd, Simeon Draper. j Peter squirss
5 Bookstayer, George Folsom Chss j. Folsom.
A. Sidney Dosne, Smith DunninE John Lslor,
Drake Mills Aonzo A AlvOfd, Jacob D. Young
Charles T. Briggs, Gerard StuyTesant ID. Cook,
j CliiI Morrison, Hiram Fuller, Geo A +. Frown,
Chas Chamberlain VIM. W. Lyon, Robert p Lee, Jr
J H. Burk, Geo A Halsey, Peter n Dreyer,
p. Il. Van Houtsn, Frederick Frye, James Lucas,
Owen " Brennan Jas. s. Thayer Daniel Horton,
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~ Edward X. McI.ane, Attorney at Law and
Notary Public, Norfolk, Na-Prompt and personal a.
tenton given the collection Of claims also the various
duties Of Notary accurately filed. RefsreHeesA lpheus
Fobes ESQ. y. Y; L. W. Williams, Esq Hunter Woods,
Robertson +. branda Josiah Wills Norfolk lll aW&mis