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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

Mas N,rCHEI-Tae total amount OF supscrlp-
lion. rssed for the support of Mrs Mitchell and me edS
,,on NJ her children far, does not exceed 1<uVV
-, an annual income Of lesser sum In ireisno
Ill nisee them beyond want during the osn'hnen.
~ their natural protector Over AS OF this amount
yers forwarded 70 Mr. OGormsn OF Dublin, rom
49,. civ In July last and It's receipt sckno"ieoseu
Sv mai gentleman soon siterwsrd. But the com
r,ee Of her friends In Boston received by the lana
do the following sddisiosal, though brief sckno"l'
edement from the lady herself ....o
Ng~sY Jan H. s49 Mrs John Michel befs 10 IeleIn
Der sincere tsnks for the Of rs - 40 HANDED ~
by Richard OGoman ESQ The lsth OF August Iss1 Sue
feels deeply grateful of the interest and symPshy "e
friends 10 America Boston Courier, ID.
SUPREME COURT or IRE UNITED STATES
Washington, Wednesday, Jan. 3l.--W. n. sebastian
Eco OF Ark was admitted Attorney and Counsellor
OF this Court No "a John l.. Shswhsn ct a. appel
lants Perry Wherritt, assignee. sc The Argument
of this continued by Mr. Trimble for the sp
pellsnts and by Mr.. Bib for the appellee journ
ed till TO morrow at III O'Clock. Nat. intel.
GIN McDUFFIE-We are much gratihed in be
ing able 70 state upon the authority OF letter from
his ply stefan which have ourselves seen that the
health Of Gen McDuffe 10 improving under the wster
cure stment which he 10 At present submitting
Tne Gen IL now ~ Miliedgeviile Ga and mis- friends
entertain hopes Of permanent smehorstion OF his
health Charleston Mercury, jan 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

GENERAL NOTICES.

q FowIers a. Wells, PhrenoIosists asd
Publishers, Clinton Hall 1871 Nsssan-st near Inc ran
~ A splendid Fair and Festival Will De sis.s
a. the Chinese Building, $50 Broadway, 90 Weanssoy
Evening, FEB 7, By the Ladies' Industrial soe,sv, al
necied with the Fifth Uniysrsais Society 90 vii
mission Is cents, 20 be procured al the door ,,sy AZ
be IN sttenc ance addresses will be gtyes slo V,t.
articles Of The ladies' own fabrication VIII % Jul '~
~ Wigs and Toupees.-pA. i NED Al 4, the air
N III Amsncsn Ins1tlts They are made o. ns me-
Sstar. h. and Of aneqused worl%snp sDn ~.
superior advantages o. extreme rss a to d.fy detee
o0 The srSss: Of Wig :nd r9apse. 10 ne
Guy cen oe so.dxsy Pnvss rooms for hliing wtss
Wal 81 near pIos~ dls MWkFn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

ICE FOR sALE.-A cargo Of y toes ossaanli ies,
a. he head Of Passsic River and ~il Be az
,sd ir,un -diaely the opening Of navigation ARPr
~ 1JTI M-ssp. IkELANOs, 81 pey-st y. n
EIGARs.-For sale few thousand prime hs.aes
u Cizars In rate order or would De e1ensnkS w..
6pe sooed 3is1ofJrc. Apply a. sereer1 q ~
ITO The IADiE--As cost lng- ana e.eksnI
l .ortrnsni OF Nufs Victories snd Cuts, Down u'n-
pissSG Es la'I AoNARQuEs' ~ sS~~S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

u The steamer Cherokee, Capt. Lyons arrived
on Saturday 81 hours from Savannah Georgia we
- nd, obligation 20 our friends OF the Savannah
G.og1ian and Capt Lyon for papers
The Geor9ian Of the 3st alt publishes the ne"' oy
IN, Canada which arrived the morning Of the 5Jth
Czy Hon. JAMES McDOwEIL, Loco, IS cand''
dids,e Tor reelection 10 the Rockingham Congres'onsi
District Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

IOrTtspunlfnIs UT Ne IrUlnr-
SENATE. WARRINGTON Thursday FEB D.
lOint resolution was adopted extending the
time for receiving offers for the Congressional Printing
20 the Il March
This being Private Bill Day DO business Of i'm
portsnce was transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

i Job and Newspaper Office, orc Of tho best IN me Chy
Of New York comprising large and excsllens assortment
on ypes and Of machinery ell IN nne order
The patronage 10 very large and OF tbo noes
profitable kiod Price 81 900 T-rms-cssh preferred o-'
no obi.con 70 give time part with good security Ap
ply 10 hessS bChNAn nnSo.ri v
IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
DODwORTH,s PRIVATE DANCING

"A ACADEMY 4ls Broome o. three DOOR wss Of Broad
for The second quarter just comm ercinS
Persons wishing become pupils viii please call and ou"f
their nance Ladies and Chdrens lass Al "a on Tuesday
and Saturday Gents class Monday and Thursday 81
4 and Tuesday and Friday ats Poks kedowa, muufsA,
&c Case on Tuesday and Friday ais NJ rnvse lee
cons al any cupied by Tho classes sohees twice
uonth .rcusiy-l v for pupis u I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

There j. nothing added for cents In the above except
IN N. grand totals which sum s about 500 10 cents
R,L on the 9th OF June the 10th Of september and
orb December l-4-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-The recent state
Temperance Convention at Burlington VI was ehsr
acterized by much enthusiasm and determination and
the Temperance cause has thereby received fresh I'm
petus IN the Green Mountain state. The Central Com
nttee of the State presented strong Report and kes
outons declaring that the and traffic In intoNca
ting liquors has greatly Increased under the operation
the license vote OF last March, sud that the qushy
brought into the State and sold is probably teniod
more than under the vote of ls47 The Report has
this sarcastic paragraph the workings OF the License
system Ii will be found applicable to more than one
locality We may congratulate ourselves today, a.
in the endowment Of year rich in the blessed fruits OF
the License system and present appearances give prom
Sc of most abundant harvest. The places OF drinking
are numerous and well stored. Customers In s6und
ance swarm around them. For the timorous youth
those back room bars conceived ana arranged IN the
DAYS Of restriction sf0rd most desirable concesmen
and are not useless improvements Many md desrs
Die TO step out OF sight when they indulge Snd When
once behind the screen, they use great holiness Al
ready have We seen strange things midnight riots ,
companies Of boys VINO have not yet reached their
teens drinking and being drunken Ike old veterans
under the blessed ags OF the law deeds oil shsme
which may not much be mentioned. tull
amount Of criminal prosecutions are coming up YER
mont poor houses fast repenishing Reformed inc
bs,es relspsng and the budding Joys Of many ism
lies turned 70 sorrow In spite Of this evident re
Progression from the former steady habits OF the State
the Committee think there Is stl crest for
coursgement Is sirenuousy urged that special con
sderstion be paid 10 the influence OF the Press and
that the case OF young also demands special stten
ton. Another Convention vss held 81 Harris
burg Pa 90 the 10th ult wherein resolution was
adopted su0seq approval by the Legislature of
the State 10 the effect that other than regularly
licensed tavern Keepers OF manufacturers shall be- per
mted 10 sell any spiruous vinous ermented other
strong drinks beverage under sufficient penalties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
THE GLOBE HOTEL

- THE GLOBE HOTEL, &c sroadway, having been
4sa taken by D. CULVER late Of the u Charles hoss
New. Orleans, has bsen repsircd renovated snd nnee
with every for the reception OF sussn Tts
has put perfect order nom The Kitchen 70 ne
All, with new and beds aud elegant furniture The
rooms are conveniently arranged With psrlors ana ned
rooms adjoining for the accommodation oon OF temnes
and persons Experienced aid skillfu cooks and o.
tsntye engaged and the meals III Dc served
To- the guests the Of tho hotels In Europe 10
their own rooms 10 the spacious dining room 90 the
ground door, where they are accommodates 81 sspGsss
tsbles
on bs part 10 promote the comfort and eonsu The sss o
,hoss Who favor him with their custom. md 70 nshe ne
Globe Hotel hvorte plscs OF resort BON ro Inose ~
Q longer residence u.-,-,,
Travellers who formerly ifeauepted lae Globe hossi WIZ
end s present sons In wise inferior TO hoss
Of tie best days. Al"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

UREA WATER. WORKS The capital stock Of
this new enterprise OF Western New York has al been
taken except about $1,000 and the books y III be
cloced Tie shares are 81 ssck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

Nyw.JgRsgY notwithstanding the pre-.
sent depression of the Copper Minns speculation the
FIeniusion IN J) Gazette msinisins It's isih In the
richness II the Pennington mine. IL says suitable
mschinery for pumping crushing dressing we ores
&c has been ordered snd portion OF II Is no" Al 'he
mine The Company have also secured tne services I
A regular mining scent, from Cornwall 10 EnsAna
Capt samuel Viyisn) who has slresdy taken up hls
abode among We understand tnst Csp'' na' y
col ,i,1s examined the Central mine and speaks 10
very favorable terms OF the chsrscter,cs OF he VEN
This Company are also 70 have the beuent oil capt
kpe wlsdge and have already reeommeneed oPersH0ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

u HUNTs "MERcHASTs MAGAzINE tor
February contains among other valuable articles an
account OF the Coast Survey Synopsis OF the LAVE
Of Georgia with respect Commercial transactions
statistical View Of the American Whale Fishery, and
very interesting description Of the port OF Dunkhs, 10
France The number has also iss csEAi smoun.
valuable statistical matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

ssHAPTER, 2If Pearst has constantly Tor sac
j Al low prices, raw silks 10 qushhes 70 sui
arg. and ANAL skein sewings tram and ofgsnzD1, IN uo
nm, boiled or or dyed and finished saddlefs servings,
hreecord-s color Hoss and embroidery silk, ell coors,
or.,ed warn Nos 10 ard ~ dyed IN the grease eotioo
yarn No l6 ali coors on spoos linen aud cotton thread
M. Z and 40 blsarhed and unblsac w lsWlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05
OFFICE OF the REctlys1 OF TAxcs,
NJ Cttv Hall Payn <
nICK,s ANTI-FRICTION rKgss.-

DPrss. hicn was patented October combines great
simplicity OF construction with intense severity Of operation
and chesppess and al
musby adapted to great variety OF purposes such ~
pressing oils cotton tobacco, hemp, hay, cbeese, ciohi
aour paper de- bsng goods embossing and printing sn
ysop cutting, jewellers work shesrog metals guun.sk
ssws punching, cutting and hveung iron, hosnng non|
iny vessels into docks, making Iced pipe, &c &c
Orders and communications TO be addressed 70
WIN. D HARRIS,
lin 0msod. Apenl Tor the faientee. ~ frOnt-sI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

DEMOvAL.-JOHNJ BROWN L CO. have re-
ilmoved their Anglers Depot and general emporium fof
6shps tackle sporting goods and hne cutlery from w "
IO3 Futons north side, the North Dutch Chorcb,
where hey will keep for sale full assortment Of ever
article their line al tho lowest cash prices Tectle lot
California Of all description.
Sf9ls JOHN j. BROWN Gu. lOo bultoneA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

rg- The February number OF Merry Museum
and Pareys Playmate on our table Is In every respect
AZ attractive as ;s earliest numbers. Billy Bump In
Boston Is as merry ever and Old Peter Farley di'
courses most ieelingly about the cold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

DALI DRESSES. Gc.-RkTER ROBERTS, sIs
ID Broadway. bss splendid assortment Of Lsce and aus
In Dresses cured and dotted Musins gold and silver nee
for do Thread Lace and Mssne Cspss and Berhse VASE
cenne Collars and Cufs match Paris embroidered Cosn
from 50 up, Caps, Chimesots, Cuts and Sleeves osA
80 ~ 80. " ,rast v.rstv iS linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

Ey- THE DEMocRATIc REVIEW tor r february
has appeared It contains some very interesting aru'
cles among which msy mention The eddios Ia
the Gate Of the Rocky Mountains graphic paper on
Robespierre Prophecies for the Past avery Gu
rious and well written article by Er0ENE LIES &c sc
This il a better number than usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

Brooalyo Heights 100 PierreponLst corner of Clinton
Alfred Grsenles A. NJ Principal The next regular torn
Ia his 10 sttution will commence Monday, Fob r. Ia
srcon given all the branches OF Ihoroug IN and ACCOM-
pished education. The Afternoon and Eveoing Clssses
10 he Ancient and Modern LsnEuages-sieo 10 MUSE,
Drawing and Msthemaucs-Ue meeting with hsh usuG
success For circulars, &c. apply - above. NW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

THE MERcEsssuRc REVIEW. for January, lsas.
This is the first number OF religious quarterly
the publication of which has been undertaken bJ the
Alumni Association Of Marshall College, Mercersburg
Pa It T. neatly got up, and contains several well
written articles the principal OF which The Year
lsis % The Rule of Faith +" The Apple and True
and False Proterisntism.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

DOOFING.-0 oodwin's Patent Cement snss.n n1 ~
IlRoofs IL cheap light and dursbls-priee cs pc, TO-"
aid on rongh henlock boards 81 cts per 1904 ~ w "
zinc, and warranted Apply g SoopTs .sfosc, ros
sons "a sse S. Centers DeCosss, roof soos ~ -
feet 9 Ws. Alderman rsI. .0Ss "a o1s ne sS rroo.
jreenwchst or C Ely, roof done A''' '''' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

The senate AZ usual. was not n session day
uOUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

"a THE LOSDOS LANCET, tor February,
has just been issued by stringer Townsend Il con
tsins reports Of large number Of interesting medical
and surgical case, with able reviews Of late puodcs
tons The Clinical Lectures reported for its columns
must render this periodical very valuable to members
OF the profession
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-05

tE- We have received Nos and OBJ Inc
ILLUMINATED DIRECTORY Of New YORK 0y Jones
Newman s EwbsDk from Berford & Co Asior House
These numbers comprise panorama OF broadway
from the Battery Murray 81 containing every mouse
with the signs sc forming an exact iac smile OF the
original The value OF such publication 10 evident
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
L0UTSLAMA NO.

LOUISIANA, Mo. =sa
THE undersigned legs leave to announce e
his old friends and customers and tie pub
10 generally, that he y again engaged u his old
business Of
Meet and sAloe Making
in their midst. and aolicits from Them 9 share Of
patronage. He has new on hand good variety
work, done in the --LATEST STYLES. Of the
best materials and BY experienced and finished
workmen, who are in his employ constantly nsn-
tufacturing work to order.
n His establishment Is on The northern side
of Georgia Street at the sign Of the
Mahogany Counter q shoe store,
where he viii & all tines be pleased 70 receiss
calls and orders for work.
LORENZO NEWMAN.
p. S.-The attention Of gents wanting dress
Boots ofthe latest styles and best quality . par
invited TO his stock on hand Is q speci.
men. II Don't forget the sign Of the 8 a6akoge.
Counter and &Oe Sore, LIN
Louisiana, Aug. 9th, l849. II.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
AFFE OF SINNER.

4 Years IN chiiaho6a's sport and plays ~
wears in from dsy to day, iAS
Y years at trade or college life, xIsl
a years to End q place sod wife, SS :
4 years 10 pleasures follies given, 50
Z years to business hardy driven, ~
yssrs fSs wesnb- ! Toosiess race, 56
f7years in boarding for your heir. 5Se
z wears iu weakness spent and care,
Then die and go--yoasknow not where2
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24


Ma. william Hlaksy. fanssk.
a. v. Lamb Hama
Samuel Smith, Newt
Oh. IohHu Wslborn, fsnkfss'
Aaron Handr;ekss Snennstk
D.. MstkiA Nsnncy, Va6tS
p. G. z. HadaR,
Garrett Minog, .s aifss
Iporease Adems
Thomas RsFklsr9
TIL. EssS
James n
9 E1sHe iii.
WRs a, N;eklf
JohH q,
ss the
s5zss1 Ssfi
A|A@||AX
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
Louisiana Livery Stable.

r N view Of the inconvsnienees to which In
dividuals and the public generally have been
subjected, for the want Of proper conveyances
Ito and from our city, the subscriber has
been encouraged to establish in Louisiana, at
ian immense outlay Of "toii aaa tredssre,'' .
Livery Stable, we'll supplied with Horses, Bag.
|gies and Hacks. He fatters himself ty keep
ing conststlyo ON hand, and well rubbed, hers
les of all gates and c%oloFs, suited both TO the
saddle andharness, that he will receive . gem
erous support from community. Business men,
land pleasuring men, IS well as the travelling
can at any time be supplied with
single horses, buggies, or hacks, by calling 1t
my Stables between Georgia and Souh. CARO-
lima streets.
tits also his design to run an aecomFoda-
Ition hack to all the Bowling-Green courts, and
lneighborhood meetings, to which four or Eve
passengers csnbe obtained. His prices shall
Ibe as low as the lowest.
H. W. P. wooTTEN.
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

VI
Iadierkfas fseand &f6 EtEztkX
Bfac.lsfs md eRkts 1ins
Fina sef,su{f6S<4 saeefs gnzli1e 2 ~
Rf659
pan sS g nsTnss*
Hass PM Caazds Easselnf 29es< <zsglesHi
Shslt 6 EiTss Esnhs solK
Gems .6is1et BssestH PINS
Rtsfhf6ld& 90 f6at a
Fi6e I'D PeskS k5Efsrs3
HsexI NITef fesdf
RoSsf RaSazz zEoaeress k1iFsSss
4 Wsetsnk61ne e7lf6
Watch ckaiSB tnd n6Id q sfy1E Esgsf pa
Violin slEihte E1taM nstselB pxss,
] 6psctshlsss sssrsteds and esssak
sRasDr strops I'D shsfisxcnmkoana
J, TenCY Ccl6gHsHoteA besft e5 e
q dxmarrcWs Ronsde, = macz5ssr
i yEtes, Novels IndelIiblelnk
6khdies, assoftkd, and me EigsfA $3.50
Ms, Rasins, Fruits kcs
81 HTSere Is also q SODA FOUNT SpgFs
nection with the estsblishnent that Nillbetash&
insordsr during he warn season.
4. Gsorf;seNress IozisieassJ
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

= 80 ga ~
r.
Ia ~. ~ Il. c.E.
AIIlssl IT, - 80
b fornia Emlesa1ss--Ihefs rogtsss-1ss fto.
rial Govefnmensi o. tts Great Basin.
+ In ths Frortier GaSfdisn. he paper publish
Ii :. ws.a..nu. IE.[IhkMa III sHsdS.I Ns
y ~ .n
Hna some taser aug 39Au n 'n.s'ssNns IVY 81 = -
Che Sab Like Ssliey.ina tae CstnoTniA s~s r
Iarertss The Gusrdiaa isthe organ of the lA4eFx
800 ADD ~ eoourss Hsyoses, 4 good deal &c Is
-IS.,.rs... g. .G.;ss. q.
DSNss y" - - 80 f.s.a,,I-sI.5&
extract so mucn "a ene ft1psh -
IsSsl inisfest.s af4a ss4as qsgI dosA
This neur vasg hraueht, By A. w, 6bitt
vEa .,t;vsa s,.Ksnsss;lls 4sn The a5stAst, 10
.Sg.sIls.-.r. N.,afsks& an, I
Mss1 Wy ,ass < -
De Hss NatfflponnS ooans lo4e5
He pesfafmsd hs hip with "a Srsanrand seven
~ltcrses, and q iehtswassneirEnhi rh he brought
Sasn.5<Ss Nm
<
ms 1assssts -
News tregf me valley e quile encoulsg.as
4hs csiekets entirely disappear wnsie iSs
5apd wine are pstnltisd e Iasge.s Iney NV
isniisred eonparaslsesy nee WIS ys1. =! M.
]@insecis. isslF wnsa. erege are eooa' e'.a ~ :,
pfospssous--bsttss esrsots, equasass. pump
health OF tina q!tizsni mere was gcoo' ana grsss
f~sctiytty IN bus.pess prevailed. aDon. 3lMetss
or hltesn thousand Csiitornia htn'aIan.ss passsS
lthfougl The tslloya and aDous 1eIes u'au,sno
leaicglsted 20 wlnlsr lnsie; e,any :. 'ne osa
1iarnisns nag essn osPusso ans ln'eua 70 ~. e
itnas place tneir nomsIsoms os.1s n.s. AZ
Them for wealth, character and influences. No
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

YALuE OF PRopEkrY IN MisEsoTM-The
assessment took, place during the month Of
June, Just passed The amount inround
numbers is $400,0e0. b
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24
500 Reward!
TOTAL ECLrpsE!!

July 18th, lS49.-H
Democratic banner., 1849-09-24

Idesd caycesses of oxep lay stEewed along the
WAY, and 4hs very ofsnsivas small caused tlsFs-
10y, rendered. Il alnOst irspossibls toifaysi nesr
the read, &S
Ibsa cholsfs has bssnsyssy faisl among The
iIadia6S. In one plSse, Mr.. Rabbit mentions
jhsssnz passed tan dsststed lodges, with many
Idaad Indians laying aboai, and thsiF bodies torn
spd. bali eaten b. The Nelses.
Re. met Lisinzston 8 gKipkade,a company
~icomnendsd - William KILLER, about 200 miss
lNsss 81 LassSies hsasfI well. MetEesH i
Hehse Rissf--aiShssa ana Hatch beyond ths
eshbDzss-Rsskitss 4 Taylorf company
lnif ID q IasprisNEhs4ghad enc stampede;
labSut hundred I'd "a s<zss ki,ched up, sook
jffiahfsfB fse dsJ5 tinsss 10 viii shsif loads
HE siid sbufSlo. 0s6IS3fssss kilsd, MA.
sssssssEslsshstsss 10y slssa sed
r5assa Hses5 9>3Es<ss5S5npsp Hsfs
flEles bril- 81 seee5es 4
sksisz p ~ <fts1es % sgln4i1l
lftSsfs. ana5e1ia3 6xer3Hs Nrssaen rails md.
3iEAl Seschsl sad }ss5 s5seshss sssh i~sffisltS'
~ esss tsSass
lspsasl sdssns ~ sias sEsit -
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-27
Sabr9. III, gansc Sf,t,n. $50.
!, Diemsta9 Scm@S3 sfopembcr, 1919. ~ 2amfcnbc
Seoinsunsen = Der 1lberale Beobachter erIbsnt

:$ & :
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-10-12
TO Make Tomato Cmf.up.

For two bottles Of caisup take peck OF
tomatoes, wash und slice them up, m,
them into yout kettle, aud simmer them
until they get into a boil then strain
OF press Them through hair sieve, BY
by pressing them with a wooden ladle or
the hand, so as 10 rub Tho pup or mea, Of
The tomatoes through, leaving nothing bu,
The skin and seeds behind; lken pur The
juice thus pressed through the seive agaiu
into your kettle then take one hall tea
spoonful OF cloves, half lea. poonfuI of Gin.
namon, and quarter ,easpoonful Of black
pepper, and pulserize Tie whole in NOR
tar; tie the spices ia thin muslin bag,
ard put i, IN the kettle; add half teas poon.
70 % salt, and boil slowl " until there is,we
bottles Of the catsup in quantity left; and
then let II cool and bottle II; place cofks
loosely in the BOTTLES, aud let It remain
two or three days, VIXEN you must put a
teaspoonful Of brandy in each bottle, tax
ing care no, to lei the bottle be fuller than
ln., up 10 The mouth Of the neck CO,
tish,, sea-, ard put the ca'.ap away.