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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
Observation-Disclosures

TTNEQUALLED by any other instrument pro
u posing the radical cure Of Hernia or Rupture.
Adapted 10 ali ages, sexes, aud varieties Of up-
rIre. Let no one suffer from this painful afiec-
ton when perfect remedy is at hand. This
instrument is used 10 tie exclusion of all others,
by many Of the mosi distinguished Surgeons in
the world.
For sale at ''Apniliecaries Hall" No. G6. Main
street, Lancaster, by NJ. Il. KREIDER.
lime % l843
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
FlaX-Secd.
Rags.

THNHE highest. price paid for clean Linen and
n Cotton RAJ s. at ''Apothecaries Hail." No.G6
Main street Lancaster, Ohio. by
July IL, l9Is, NJ. z KRElDER.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
APOTHECARYS' HALL.
N O. 6 6.

The place to buy every thing at a fair price.
lust received from New York, al additional
Q supply of Goods, Of which the following are
part, viz:
BARRETT'S PILL. warranted to cure Ague,
if used according to directions. Not pateui
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01

CtUGAR CURED HAMS -.l2OOlbs re
y ceived on consignment, and for sale by
Sent. |. l848. BURY & BECK.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
10 Dentists.

DPEPARED GCTTA PERCHA. with direc-
l. lions for its use superior filling for Teeth.
Also. every thing in the Dental line--snperiOr
quality Far sale at"A Apothecaries Hail." No.. GO,
Main Street. Lancaster. by NJ. u. KREIDER.
June 49, l249. 7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
Purcs Liquors,

INOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES, for sale al
II "Apothecaries Hall' Main Street, Lancaster,
Ohio by NJ. Z. KREIDER.
July IA. l848. 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
SegHrS.

A VARIETY, well favored. Tor sale at Apo
N tliecares Hall, No. G6, Main Street by
NJ. Z. KREIDER.
Lancaster. July ii, lS48 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
White Lead.
Pittsburgh Glass.

A LARGE STOCK of ALL SIZES, from by
IN 10 to 2l by %, for sale by
GEORGE KAUFMAN
Lancaster August II, l843 ii
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
MEN OF FAIRFIELD!

Come Come from your FARMS your workshops your counngooms
and actoe come from country from village and from
show world that you grateful the hero who NEvER
sURRENDERs that you appreciate the who aSkS auOrS
and shrnks from responSib that you and
the Candidate who has prir0te purposes to accomplish
party projects to bd up enemies to puniSh-NOTHlNG
FRO SERVE BUT HIS COUNTRY"
Distinguished Orators from abroad have invited and some
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-01
owen Aliens Estate.

TWNHE undersigned, has been duly appointed
and qualified as Administrator on the rs
tate of OWEN ALLEN, late OF Greenfield Township
Fairfield County, ohio, deceased
GEORGE ALLEN, Admtor.
August 25, 1848. 4wl6
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ElaX-Seed.
Fresh Arrival.

NATES & C0SPER are on land again with a
NJ rich aud extensive assortment Of Watches.
.ewelry. Silver ware, Spectacles. Fine Cutlery,
Fancy Goods, &c. which they are selling at such
prices MS as'OHish every one. Just drop in as you
are passing aud take a look
Tallmadge House. May 2G, lGl8.
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Fairfield Common Pleas.

PETITION TO SELL LANDS.
Administrator Of VIM. Smith
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14

FfRsr. rcerle what have SO often said-I am Wing,
but not ultra Wing II elected would not be the mere
President OF party. would endeavor act independent
OF party domination. should feel hound TO administer the
government untrammeled by party schemes
SECOND. The Veto power The power given by the con
sutun to the Executive to ntorposc his vctn bgb co
seryutve powers but in opinion should never be exercised
of clear violation OF the constitutions or mani
haste aud consideration by Congress Indeed,
have thought that for many the known opinions and
wishes of the Executive have exercised undue and injurious
influence upon the Legislative department of the government
and for this have thought system in danger OF I'M
dcrgoing great change from its true theory The personal
opinions of the ind vdua whu may happen to occupy the
Executive Chair ought not to cont'e the Rc,lon oil congress
upon questions Of Domestic Policy ought his objections
to be ucrpOscd where questions ofConsttuonul power have
been settled by the various departments OF the government,
and acqucsced in by the people.
THrRp-Upon the sub ect of the tariff, the currency, the
Improvement of great highways rivers lakes and haiors
the will of tho People, expressed through their representa-
tves ought to be respected and carried out by the Executive
FoURrR-The Mexican war. sincerely rejoice at the
prospect of peace My life has been devoted to yet
look at all times and under all circumstances us
national caamiy TO BIO avoided if compatible with the
iona honor The principles of government, well rs
its peH opposed to the subugon of other nations
and hc ACKNOWLEDGMENT of other counties by conquest In
the language ofhe great Washington, Why soul we quit
stand foreign ground" In the Mexican war
our national honor been indicated and in debating
of peace may well afford to be Ubearns and even mag
unanimous TO Il fallen Toe. n. LAY LUX
the ordinance of 1887 object high and permanent To
he bafed by Presidential vetoes. All that ask OF the
highest officer under the constitution is to hold his hand To
how the will of the people promulgated in legislative
FORMS and restrain executive action in its appropriate chu
nell Give honest administration of tho government,
and end al cabas of cabinetal interference from the
white houscdesigncd sway hwart the action of tho
American People, If such simplicity and integrity should
guide the administration Gen. Taylor the North aud West
would yield to it support and appovai-Cneinna
Signal,
trust you will pardon for thus briefly replying you
which do with high opinion and approval of the sen
and views embraced in your editoral-Z 7ayiors
aasrer 10 the editor Of the Sgndi.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14

In the above returns OF members of the House
we have classed some members elect as Wings
who are claimed by the Freeman as free soil
men, Time will settle the question; we how
ever have no doubt that the Wings will have not
only the whole number claimed, but some other
members who are classed in our list as free soil
Wings, but rcckoned as free soil men in our ag-
gregate. In short, we expect that this year, as
in former years, our classification will be found
to underrate the Wing strength we have al.
ways aimed to claim too little rather than too
much.
A word as to the result. On the State ticket,
when all the returns are in, it will be found that
the W5ig strength is within 200 votes of what
it was last year. There is, however, an increase
of about 1000 in the total vote, increasing the
combined vote against the Wings to that extent.
The Wings, then, have remained firm, against
all the Encouragement arising from Presden-
tial candidate who was not their choice and from
the ecat of the new and noisy Van Buren, party
which was on all sides boas,ing of vast access
sons from the Wing ranks. The gains Of that
party are almost exclusively from the Locofoco
ranks il gains is the term TO be used The
fact is that in Addison, bennington, Chittenden,
l.amoille, Rutland, and Windham, the main
body of the Locos have voted with the free soil
men the coalition has been effected there, and
there it will be observed that the Wings have
held their own strength. So be it: Wings, let
coat!onists euer labor in vain: let US remain
calm, firm, immovable, invincble
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
EDITORS TABLE.

LITTELLs LIVING Ace: Boston.
The number for September has three ari-
cles of unusual interest THE Blue Oragoon,
from Backwood, and Ghosts and Ghost Scers,
and character and Writings Of Pope, from the
North British Review,
NoarH BRirisH REVIEW: New York, Leonard
Scott 6. Co.
Two articles named above-Rone, its pres
ent state and prospects - Bornes The Future -
Army Reform, and State Trials IN Ireland, are
the prime ipal articles in the number for August.
HoLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE.
The September number abounds in interest
ing arlcles-u deal Of matter for small price.
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE for Sept New York,
John $ Taylor.
Guod-as usual.
USIos MAGAZINE for Sept. New York, Jas. l..
DeGraw, agent
EngtOvings fair. SAKE of Vermont has an
article.
GopErs LADY's Book for Sept. and Oct. Phil
adepha.
The September number good, and that for
Oclober superior. o.
PARLoR MAGAZINE: New York, e. e. Miles.
Far; though if we were 10 borrow an illus
iration, we should choose something better than
city shoe shop.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
SENATE.

AS near as we can ascertain, the result is as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14

the reproaches of the civilized world. They see
us that star of empire" which half century
ago was predicted as making its way westward.
wish they may see it as a mild, placid, though
brilliant orb, making its way athwart the whole
heavens, TO the enlightcning and the cheering
of mankind, and not meteor of fire and blood,
terrifying the nations
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
MIR. Webster's Speech.

We commend this speech to every reader. IL
will NEE, the case of a vast number of Wings
to chsra.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
CONGREss..

William Henry is reelected in the LIST district,
and GeorgeP. Marsh probably elected in the Sd.
In tile Cd and 4th there is no election.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
REHABILITATION.

Total, 90322 l291 li025 2lI51 l7i3I 6737 SO
In the piuation tn last years is given of only
III bonn VIII rh have received this yeaf
while in the total under each county, the whole last years
of tn county given. 30 be heard from-gon-
erully small towns.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-14
REPRESENTATIVES.

ADDISON COUNTY.
Addison, John w Strong, W
Bridport, John B IIuntley
Bristol, Horatio Medium, fs
Cornwall Calvin G. Tllden,
Ferrisburgh, lIartwel Powers
Goshen, John Capen, gain.
Granville, f gain.
Hancock, Robbins, W
Leicester, Fish, W
Lincoln, Mitchell, s gain.
Mddebury, Ira Allen, W gain.
Monkton, G d Eastman, is wing.
Newhaven, A. P. Roscoe, W
Orwell, A l. Catlin, W
Panton John Smith,
Ripton, Atwood, W
Salisbury, John Prout, W
Shorehan, Aonzp Birchard, W.
Starksboro, David Ferguson, W
Vergennes, L. Seymour, W.
Watham, Josiah Parker,
Weybridge, Sardis Dodge, IS.
Whiting Ketchum, gain.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
Arlington, +. IIawley,w
Bennings~x Marlin Brook, "
Dorset, James Curtis,
Glastonbury, VIM. Donald, s gain from
Landgrove, w. II. Martin
Manchester, A. Baker, W gain.
Peru, f. Dodge, W
Powna, j. N. Carpenter, W
Readsboro',
Rupert, Joseph b. HARDWOOD, W
Sandgale, o. Sayres, gain.
Searsburgh,
SALISBURY, Houghton, f s gain from |
Stamford, none.
Sunderland, King,
Winhall, G. Eddy, w
Woodford, William Averson,
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Barnet, ]. Harvey, W gain.
Burke, Daniel Beckwih, W
Cabot Thomas Lyiord, jr.,
Danville, J. A. Page, is gain.
Groton, James Renrew, is W guin.
Hardwick, d. French, is
Kirby, A. Leach,
Lyndon, Stephen McGalfcy,
Newark, Hiram Allard, W
Peacham, none.
Ryega,e, John Mcclure,
Sheffield none.T
st. Johnsbury, Moses Kttridge, W
Sutton, John Ladd, W gain.
Walden, Serene Montgomery, w
Waterford, Joseph Ide,w
Wheelock Jefferson Cree,
*Afler the meeting dissolved, few locos pro-
cured justice of the peace to take votes for a
Mr.. Roberts, loco, and declared him to be cleo
ted.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
Bolton II. II. Pinneo,
Burlington, ID. X. Pangborn, W gain.
Charlotte, Il. II. Wheeler, fsw
Colchester, A. Richardson, gain.
Essex, w. Williams, is
Hinesburgh Big Boynton,
Huntington, Hurlburt, is gain.
Jericho, H. Day, IS gain.
Milton, A G Whittemore, W
Richmond, +. Green, W gain.
Shelburne, ii. s. Morse, IS gain.
st. George, M w Sutton, gain.
UnderAll, Dixon, f sw gain.
Westford, II. B. Bates, is !
Williston, r. Walston, fsw
ESSEX COUNTY.
Bloomfield, Julius Holbrook,
Brghto' Elias Aldrich, gain.
Brunswick, Elisha Webster,
Canaan, Stilman Blood,
Concord, Wm B. May, W.
Eeasthaven, Abraham Powers,
CRANKY, G. Carpenter, gain, contested.
Guildhall, Jonathan Benjamin. gain.
Lexington, S. Merrage, gain.
Lunenburgh, Mitchell Silsby, w
Maidstone, Moody Rich,
Victory, Hall, gain.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Bakersfield none. sa-
BERKSHIRE none.
Enosburgh, NJ Dean, is gain.
Fairfax, II. f. Hubbel
Fairfield, A. G. Soule,
Fletcher, Joseph King,fs
Franklin none.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

Several fugitive Jews arrived at Vienna on the
22d ult from Presburg, They announced most
fearful persecution against the Jews. which broke
out there, and which. If only portion OF the de
tails be true remind us Of the darkest times of the
middle ages The request OF Jews 20 be admitted
10 the National Guard is ssid % have given rise TO
the fearful persecution. The Senate had warmly
espoused the cause Of the lsrseges.
The law relative to the Jews was liberal. yet
moderate in the fundamental principle equal
rights are expressed. without which the welfare Of
the country cannot be consolidated but the
practical working Of these bases cannot be carried
out till the Christians are emRncipsted from their
civil csntDgs and prejudces and the Jews, on the
other hand, shall have rendered themselves worthy
Of their equalization by their moral Improvement
The debased excuses OF several persons here can
not be contemplated without the greatest indiens'
ton Vienna Gazette. siarch 20
The Burgher Guardot Presborg has been obliged
10 issue proclamation stating that In order 10 pre-
vent farther excitement the admission ofthe Israel
ties into the National Guard is suspended until the
laws on this point shall have changed.
Is second proclsmati states tnat the Jews had
Of their accord quilted the ranks OF the National
Guard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
MARINE JOU K n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK

Arrived-Paeket.ship 81 Nicoss. Eyeieigh, hsue,
March n, mds-. TO BOYD Hnesen.
Buk Rapid, Ward Havana April g. sugar, he. g. Masses
Tsy0r. Sailed In co with ships Benz Adams, Tor NfofE
pi.rthua for Cowss Vessels ieft before reported.
Bdg Moses. Bulksy Charleston, d. cotton to George
SUisey.
BIZ Jefferson Morgan, Rio Gfante So days hides,
horns, &c, % Rsrs'ow Co
Big London Haynes Jacksonvsle, Ell, y d, timber.
10 Badger Peek Co Lett schr II Perry. for Nfork,
lyns TO 10 s,e from NNE 70 NE by n, The vessel vas
have down her beam euds-cut away the tOrrmsst,
when sh- nEhted with feet water IN her hold sane
time shiited deck load and lost part Of overheard same
cay, spoke brig Fideis Of Ea'port bound 10 AersnotA
Br brig Curlev, -, WINDSOR, rs plaster.
schr John, --, Thomsstou. lime.
sehr Tyra comstoes Luhee. Me, Co. plaster sad h'h
10 4 EFT NOse
schr Worcester, L7ncb, sandy hin. Nd. corn.
sehr MAris Dssoswsy, Baltimore days ndse TO John
.on a Lp~den-
sehr France. Helen, Iced, Wilmington. NC, days
naval sores
sshr y,lm lliOn, ssman Richmond, days, hoor to
MAILER Lord
sebr German Oak, Roberts. wa.binstsp. NC, days
usva stores.
schr Comet Posh, wshinstoo Nc 7 daYs naval stores
10 L Mitchell
sehr John Tilion. Armscs. Ssvbsrn NC, 5days, naval
stores. szm Mitchell
Sehr Ann HJnsn, lotion S7~bern, NC, days NAYS.
stores
sebr Fair, snsdieor Richmond days, md'e to MAILER
{ Lord
sehr Mary JOhnson, Johnson william,on. NC, days,
naval stores.
sobr Delaware Townsend, Chineotessus. 5 day, corr,
20 n Ravens
schr Elosi,s Robinson. Wilmington. NC, day. naval
stores TO McCready 4 Co.
Schr Garnet TOT Thomsstonl Fuller Atsxspss > days
at 81 g. long "a So spoke ship Zsnoss iron Se~Oriess'
Or N.w-Y1rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IA ftip L,ibniii from Hap5uyg-assss Meyer, wsiteh
ssde and siy, Wells Psuey, Mrs Wuber ard five chill
tone having died on ths v1yase3j Ia the sIsesse
IN brig Topaz from Nt ThsmaS-D Wolf aud LADY,
Terro Ni,rzTsldsr sni the mate and three -sauen
late Of ship Ts.lahasse
n the ship CaHfsn frSm Charlottesville }. Thompson
lady and Mr Ha,ef, lad sni children, Mtssi
hssl-r Miss A 4 Br.ckiaod; NJ Ks-F., lady ard
tu-o Mr. Johnsoo ladv. chill and three sons
M-s-rs Valentine. n Hsfers. II Griffith Msnks. l.
G-sy, II Tutt.e, Grsn- Thor5uru R Ely aud three
10 tre st@ersg.
IN -, stip RIO Grands from. Baft-Mr. W Worsde
ana family; and = 8 In ths steersie
ln 'aip S9u,isrH,r from Nsw OrlraHi-Mr Ieaton
Edwin Yeaton. ard 30 10 the s.--rass
I ship Star R'pisbhc. frgm GsiuesfoR-h1s Randall
snd Two chi drsn. Mrs Peters ana two children, ~
P~ct Matters " x snd y Hannak, Ch,s h Whitehead
Itbrig fmcthusf from JIcks1nuilis- Roswell Drugs
IL schooner iscIfgn from ~. MIrnns-hrs Ch'istin'
81 shsls and ght-rs; Henry Engemsn.
fn Jacscfstip ~ Nchoias Irem Harre-Nr Geo Poisoi
Sir T. Posot Miss Csthsrine Pol,or NJ L GrisSold, N
Gd.wod - New YORK, " alter, Becker, v T Beckett
r Rocket Of Germany, ~ p Gt0m-sers-@t6 steefnge-
Ia bark Rapid, from HraHa J L Maseon a,d lady,
Psrmot Of France II Li0dssy,J shuek. 1cQa-er
Tnoma. Cro,s. Moore Of NewYOrs, Alsvis, Liorcs
Coomer, Rvvs Riena, } Csrera, = Ata'a o
Havaus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
SPAIN.
More niontpensier Troubles

The Eco says Previous TO their voysge the
lnfsnA and eADake Of Moutpeoser presented themselves
in the u Qa-en Netosis 20 take their ssv- with
oat esGsuE thar visg b. preceded by the usu.
aoueeemens cemsnded BY erquette. The Q5esn Of Ens
lsad who receives distinguished foreigner without the
Minister being present beins surprised In that Mariner
Piled 20 The Estimation Of the Vst th,aOt having received
sny notice Of ID. same Beforehand and GOT b-eu able
TO spPfse the Ministry hs sorry 70 be abe 10
oevo the hishneaes 10 seems. continues tbs Eco tbs.
this news has hed the mooersdO- Of Msdrid wrath
70 that decree that 10 the hfs impetus OF their vao they
were on the Pont Of declaring sssinst Great BrtAn
For tbs rest. II seemS The Spanish Government
beat than ever bringing the msrriea Msdr3
~hcre they will arrive briefly. Meanwhile they have
directed their course oEsra Germany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
Beigium-Attempted Outbreaks.

A letter from Cour.ra IN the IHdepeadeHee. of
Brussels, says Last night an attempt was made
upon Mouscron BY 4 bzri from France amounting %
several hundreds They hoped to snd troops a their
guard but they discovered The contrary they
turned tail ana AWAY the top Of their speed bot
sfter al not quick enough shout thirty o. them
from being caught and securely edged IN the prison Of the
iowa. Among them wss Frenehman. On whom Was
found loaded pistois and psg~rs proving that he msr-
part Of the Belgian legion We sso informed that
snothsr band eotered Belgium by Rsq9ons Tout. VII
sse between Farnes ard Meuin, and tn Genera FeGry
puray - IN pursuit Of thi- band With the cavalry under
MS orders The same Journal has the foos from
L'l.: Ernest Grrg0ue, enc q The founders u
the Club Of tbs Prevoysnts has srrv-o a. S-ein snd
taken the eommsnd u the bands enesmpej there. with
the tue Of Gsnersin-Chei and President Of the Belgian
Republic"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
TIE RED COATS.

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~ Charles Sterling, author OF Buff .pd Blue. Thi.
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CuANCEr.L.OR Remit

II APPLETON co. 80 Roadway will publish next
~ week Discourse on tho Life, Character and Public
Services of James Kent late Chancellor Of the stss OF
Newfors delivered by request before the Judc aud
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Gazettee in noticing the pretensons
of the King Of Prussia 20 become the chief of the
German nation, reminds that sovereign that his
laims 10 such distinction are very slight as his
concessions 10 the demand for liberty were made
only when farther resistance was impossible. The
Gazette adds that the Emperor of Austria has
much better claims to be regarded the Protector
of Germany than the King Of Prussia. bat that he
is aware that the General Diet only can confer this
title and the King OF Prussia ought to show equal
resi- ect for the will Of the German nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25
Address Of Ensli.hmen at Vienna.

The English residents st Vienna made an adj
dress to the citizens the oath, Of which the Vea-
ma gazette ofthe next day speaks as follows
The address Of he English residents At Vienna TO the
Austrans has excited .he deepest emotion among al
classes Of capital and has confirmed the lively symps
my which prevailed thu rduc.ted classes of
country Tor tho n0b. Bnons those hcsbo'n q
liberty among the Rr-st nations % Europe
The universal joy which this warn and honorable &C.
know- Of services during the OF the
late week has excited has been greatly in
creased BY the fact which eoncesl from
So ves that the Engh Constitution. with s conservative
amenta pillars It's oviosbe attachment 70 the royal
dynasy and the gradual silent development Of public
Affairs IN lea tmste manner ought 10 b. model, and
shall be kepiin view worthy OF our imitation in the
constitutional aIrapg cement Of our empire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-25

The revenue Of the Pennsylvania works thus far
this exceed, that Of the s' although they opened
for business week later.
The quantity Of Goa transported on the Reading
Railroad for tie week ending ths 2eth lust vas q i2
tons making the aggregate for the 26soo tons The
receipts By the schuyki Canal Cor the same week were
7il5 tore. making the asessis for the season a. tons
The pmsuii from the Lehsh region for the past week
- $50 tons, and tor the SESSION, a So tons.
The Banks Of Pittsburgh are drawing on the
East at per cent premium The banks ask SGSt per
cent for currency.