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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

To KEEP FISH ALIvE.-The London
Literary Gazette has the following, in re-
latiou TO keeping fish alive:
"Those worthy individuals who take
delight in Isaak Waton's art, and who,
moreover, are in the habit of sending the
results of their sports to their epicurean
acquaintances, must learn an indispensa-
be piece Conformation, viz; how to keep
fish fresh. This may be done by soaking
the soft part of bread in brandy, and in
serting it into the gill of the fish while it
is yet alive. afterwards sprinkling it over
gently with brandy. Thus prepared and
carefully packed in straw, the fish will
keep alive ten or twelve days, as may be
proved by putting it in fresh water at the
end of that time, when, altera few hours
immersion, it will recover from its pro.
tracted drunkenness" sm s
There, the thing is out! We have Of
ten been stumped to tell what liquor is
good for if not to drink, and haven't al
ways been able to answer to the querist's
satisfaction. But now we have it.-lt is
good to keep fish alive and sweet out OF
water. That's an excellent use, and no
fair man should object to it. Now, re-
member the directions, aud don't put the
brandy to the fish after he is cooked II
won't preserve him lhen.-N y. Tr76N"e
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
WHOLE NO. 1914
An ordinance
TO protect the eIffsrns Of dhs Town Of ID
easier from exposure 70 Cholera.

To urofecf the egff1rrs AZ ehs To,vn N NJ 1. a,.s
r.,,.r T-s,-, - ,,,..',,s 80 choir,.. 81
.S,rr y, D., S.,-.,I., "a. r.. r..,..,,
80 81 IT, IT, !, L.itll :.
1d ho.,,S s a. -, 60, r.,
Il usus in asy Sssas Ioa'
ea.,s ~ ss " - y -, =
,srs,,, 80 hn,,,, -, sIy ~ "
n;,. 81 IA -. nj "a S','n nun .e snIp h
Isan .~.,.;,.J h ,"'1 ~.
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
An Excuse for, Smoking.

In the reign of James |, of tobacco
hating notoriety, the boys of school ac-
quired the habit of smoking, and indulg.
ed in it night and day. using the mos: in
genious expedients to conceal the vice
from their master; till one luckless even
ing, when the imps were huddled togeth-
er around the fire Of their dormitory, in
volving each other in vapor of their own
creating, 10! in burst the master and stood
in awful dignity before them.
"How now" quoth tine dominic to the
first lad, chow dare you be smoking TO-
baccol" e............... 90.
Sir" said the boy IL am subject to
headaches, and a pipe takes of the
pain"
"And you'll and youl' inquired the Pc
dagogie, questioning every body in his
turn. ..s
One had a raging TOOTH" another
cholic, the third cough; in short they
all had something. .. s
"Now sirrah," beloved the doctor tc
the last boy, what disorder do you smoke
forl'
Alas! all the excuses were exhausted
but the interrogated urchin, putting down
his pipe after farewell Whit, and look.
ing up in his masters face, said in whin'
ing, hypocrtcal tone: ....... ...
"Sr, moke for cOrnS"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
4 1.etler from Gen. Seo,I.-1.avod..

ANONAa NAGaAs foNVNA~~NsaANNfNNNfN-
The following letter written TO a gen.
ileman in Saratoga ana published by tie
Whig, only expresses the ideas aud wishes
of most, il aot allfhinking pcopleou this
side ofihe Iine.-Still Gen. SCOTS knowl.
edge of the frontier and his former con.
neclion with Canadian affairs, give his
opinion weight and interest. We pre-.
sumo all Americans are agreed against
any interference on our part with the af.
fairs of Deigh5or. but. those whom we
know. all think the prosperity and inter.
est Of the West Canadas are so closely
interviewer, as to require the same gov
ernment TO rule and the same legislation
to control them.
When the provinces are convinced that
this "consumalion is onedeyutetly to be
wished" our citizens will give one uni
versal aye! 10 the proposition for "ex-
tending the area Of freedom"
WEST PoINT, June 10, 1s49.
My Dear Sir:-The news from the
Parliament Of Great Britain, this morn.
ing, must, | think, increase the discomfort
of our neighbors on the other side Of ST.
Lawrence and the Lakes not little; and
that those discontenis will, in few years,
lead to the separation Of the Canadas,
New Brunswick, &c, &c, from the moth.
er country seems equally probable.
Will those provinces form themselves
into an independent nation. or seek a
connection with our Unionl think The
probability is greatly in favor Of the lat
ter. In my judgment the interest of both
sides would be muck promoted by an
nexation-lhe several provinces coming
into the Union on equal terms with our
present thirty States. The free Haviga.
ton of the st. Lawrence is already oI
immense importance to perhaps third
of our present population, and would be
Of great value 10 the remainder. After
annexation, two Revenue Cutters. below
lQuebec, would give a better security
against smuggling, than 10000 Custom
House employees strung along the line
that separates us from the British posses.
sions on our Continent. | am we'll &C.
quainted with that line, and know great
deal of the interest and character of the
Provincials. Though opposed to incor
porating with US any district densely
peopled with the Mexican race, | should
be most happy to fraternize with oul
north eastern neighbors.
What may be the views of our Execu
tive government on the subject know
absolutely nothing of but think ! can
not err in saying that two thirds of our
people wond rejoice at the incorpora.
ton, and the other third soon perceive
its benefits.
Of course. | am opposed TO any under
handed measures, on our part. in favor
of the measure, or any other act of bat
faith towards Great Britain. Her goot
will in my view of the matter, is only sec
ond TO that Of the Provincials themselves
and that the former would soon follow
the latter-cOnsidering the present tenn
per and condition of Christendom-can
not be doubted. ....
The foregoing views | have long beer
lin the habit of expressing in converse
ton. give them to you for what the
may be worth.
Faithfully yours.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE.

2 EHHE attention ofihe citizens OF Fairfield and
~ neighbonng Counties. is respectfully invited
TO the New Hardware Store, recently opened in
Tdllmadge'e Block third door from he Tall
1eaige House, by
P. q. EMBIcH & co.
They have inst received aud opened large
and extensive variety Of
IAS cT AE5 g. CUTLERY,
Consisting in psri. ri Knives and Forks. Pocket
aud Pen Knives, Shoe Knives. Butcher Knives
Ra2ors, Scissors Axes. Drawing Knives. Hand
Saws \ Cnt and Mill Saws Lacks, Iafches
Hinges screws. Bolts. iuyils. Vices. .Tarce Chains,
Halter Chains Log Chains. Kettles, Braces. &C.
The sb0vc articles nre we'll assorted and con.
si5ts Ol every usual variety.
s 8 ID 1B q :AIa
They have also large AMI extensive stock ot
SnIldlery. IL which the attention Of Ssddlers is
invited. II has been selected with great care from
The latest and most improved patterns and will
he sold low.
COACII.MAKERS,
Will find beanfifn variety Of ofTriiumings and 4
large assrrrnrnt Of articles genenlly used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
Th-y have also on hand large lot Of .Inniaita
lrnn Nails and Spikes, h SbOeDlerger's make,
Pittsburgh which will h- sold at The iopsst prices.
The public will. please take notice that ihe
siock : entirely new has been selected with
great carr and purchased NJ the lowest prices nm
der il the favorable changes in the trade: aud
that il will lie soll as i,,w, il not Iowcr. than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
Lancaster May II lS4g
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Ordinance OF s7-.Free sOiI--Henr,

Tue "free democracy" of the Western
Reserve enJeavored TO rally a mass meet.
ing ut Cleveland on tire 18th inst. the an.
niverssry Of the passage If this celebrated
ordinance. The Herald says: i
The gathering Of the mosses of this
giant party had been heralded far aud
near for weeks. speakers had been sum.
mOned from Missouri TO Maine, aud al
the clans had been summoned to make
one telling effort for the Free Democra-
cy party. The result has been almost
corPora's guard Of the managing faith
ful, and fair representation Of ontsid
ers.
The meeting was addressed by Ex.
Senator TappaD, Messrs. Il. L. Ellsworth
Of Ind, Taylor Of Sandusky, John Van
Buren, ]. X. Giddings. Wiley, Of Maine.
Pardee Of Ohio. II. P. Spsnlding and
others. The Trae Democrat publishes
letters from many distinguished citizens.
who had been invited to attend. and a.
mong them we find the followingIfrom the
Patriot Of Ashland. which we commend
to the perusal Of the reader:
ASHLAND, June 1G, ls49.
GRNTLEMEN: received your official
letter, in behalf of the Freemen of the
Reserve, inviting me to unite with them
at Cleveland. 10 celebrating the aDniver-
sary Of the passage Of the ordinance Of
1887, on the 18th of July next. con.
cur entirely in opinion as to the wisdom
of that great measure, and am glad that
it has secured to the States, on which il
operates, an exemption from the evils Of
Slavery But the event of the passage
nf the Ordinance has never, within my
knowledge, been celebrated in any one
of the sixiy-oue years, which have since
intervened. 1t is proposed for the first
time TO commemorate it. IL is impossi-
bic to disguise the conviction, that this
purpose originates ont Of question. now
unfortunately agitating the whole Union.
of the introduction of Slavery into New
Mexico and California. Whilst u" oue
can lie more opposed than ! am TO the
extension Of Slavery into those new ter
ritories either by the authority of Con
gress. or by individualenterprisr, | should
be unwilling To do anything 10 increase
the prevailing excitement. | hope that
the question will he met. in spirit oi
calmness and candor, aud finally settled
in manner to add strength and stability.
instead of bringing any danger, to the
existence nfthe Union. In all oar differ
ences of opinion. we should never cease
to remember that we are fellow citizens
of one common and glorious country.
nor to exercise mutual and friendly for.
bearance.
But. gentlemen, waving all other con
sideratlons. indispensable engagement:
will prevent my attendance, on the occa
sion. which you have done me the houoI
TO invite me.
With great respect am.
Your friend and ob't. servant.
II. CLAY.
, Messrs. JNo. VArGHAN, COMMITTEES
Tho. BRowN, ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
7 dIIHIITT yUUT3,
WINFIELD SCOTT.
lsenrpe Linnnrh.

An eastern editor takes off" Geo.
Lippard's letter to Gen. Taylor, by the
following imitation of his style.-lt is
the most successful effort to "answer q
fool according to his folly" we have met
with for many a day:
GEORGE LrPPARD-A fierce man sits
restlessly upon fiery charger. The
steed paws the ground, the lightning
flashes from his boots.
The knell of distant bell strikes hi:
car.-It is knell of hope! 4
A curse issues angriIy from between
his grinding teeth.
"Does he spurn me! No office
Does he think me dog that will chase
his enemy for noughll'
A binding rage was in his eye-he
wheeled and sped like lightning into
the darkness! He reaches a cave! A
scratching, as ofinfuriate tigers, is heard!
He comes forth! His eye is bloodshot!
He raises to the silent gaze of the stars a
scroll!
He spoke in slow, gutteral utterance,
General Taylor, ! am your enemy
Yes, |, George Lippard, ha.ha-a,a-ai"
And the opposition papers all over the
United States copied the words written il
that scroll, and made fools of themselves
Well, they did.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

OEFThe bridal portion forgery case in
New Orleans, has ended in the acquiltal of
the defendant, Madam Gallot,as announc-
ed by telegraph. The trial is reported
in the Picayune at length, and was most
interesting. The prosecutor, Antoine
Michoud, prevaricated very much when
under cross. examination by tae counsel
for the defen CO in his relation to his sig
nature to the note. and every thing in the
evidence went to show that the note was
not forgery. The allegationithas the
body of the note had been removed by
chemical process. or the signature trans
ferred, was disproved by chemist. The
prisoner made statement to the jury.
written in French, to the effect that Mr..
Michoud had been courting her for a
long time, and had, in fsllfiment of a
promise. given her the note in question,
as a tokenof his regard. The jury was
only out two minutes and half. The
case has attracted general attention from
its singular features.
The counsel for Miss Clement. in his
speech, undertook To show that cases ol
this kind were not altogether novel. 1t
was not an unusual occurrence for elderly
gentleman to become enamored Of young
females, nor was it uncommon under such
circumstances, for elderly gentlemen
to make presents of notes to their para
mours, sometimes, to be sure, without
any intention Of. paying them. He re
membered a very similar occurrence
which took place in New Orleans some
twenty years since, the particulars oi
which he gave--and the note in which
case was finally paid.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

~ Mann's circus company has pas
sed over the Niagara suspension bridge.
The strength Of the structure was on this
occasion thoroughly tested, for therewere
in the train twenty two horse teams, and
one large four,horse wagon. The whole
flooring of the bridge $500 feet long) ap-
peared occupied at one time, and pre-
sented from the waters edge 1920 feet
below scene of unequalled beauty and
grandeur-the wires resembling more a
SPIDERS web woven across this other
wise impossible chasm, than the firm and
solid carriage way,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
.DDcovnnces arc DeccitrmI

A few days since, as we are informed
by credible witness to the scene, afur
niture car passed rapidly up Main street
and down Fourth, over the sides of which
were seen the head shoulders of an emf
nent criminal lawyer of this city, who
was seated upon the floor of the vehicle,
holding in one hand an umbrella, and in
the other woman's bonnet. There was
enough Of this tablea~ seen to satisfy the
street passengers, that there was wo'
man reclining upon the lawyers lap. OF
course, the apparent fact created not only
surprise, but considerable merriment at
the expense of the Counsellor; but fol-
lowing the vehicle with the eye. it was
observed that it stopped in front of the
Cholera Hospital on Fourth Street. Here
the merrment of spectators was changed
to silent sympathy. The woman was
lifted out and carried in. She had been
seized with Cholera while walking along
one of our river streets. and the lawyer
who happened that way at the time, see'
ing her condition, called furniture car
which wass passing up from steamboat,
and had her put in it, first getting in him
self, that she might be conveyed more
comfortably by her head resting upon his
lap. The woman was neatly clad, and
of respectable appearance. She was
severely attacked, but how she is this
morning, we are not advised.
So goes this shallow-hearted world
A man while doing most pious, charit'
able act, is suspected by the evil think
ing, of dallying with a courtezan in the
public streets.-C@. Enquirer.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Valuable Farm for Sale.

n WILL sell. on reasonable terms Of payment.
III Farm uf l26 Acres oi first rate land, situate
in Pleasant Township, Fairfield county. and in
the immediate neishborhood of the George
Smeuer's home place. This farm possesses a
house harm orchard. spring and running water
and will make the buyer most desirable home.
JOHN D. MARTIN. Attorney
For N. Westrrn Bank Of Firgiaid.
June |. 1919.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
AIAO WING.
p. G.. DRINKLE

StTILL continues io occupy his Old Stand, on
- Alain--treet. above II Llttler's Store and near
~ opposite the Swan Hotel, where he can be-
found at all times, ready to do anything in his
liue Gf business. upon the most reasonabie terms.
lie intlrrs himself that his long experience will
enable him. in the way Of
PAenl01ADGA 9AalO01Nao
To give entire satisfaction. His work will he
periormed in neat and durable manner. Thank.
ul for past tavors he still socits a share OF pub
lie patronage.
Lancaster, June Is, 1919 6
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

PRESENT FOR PRINcE ALBERT.--A Mr.
Keller of New York city, is fixing up a
Reaping machine from Mr.. Mccormick,
the manufacturer, at Chicago, to be for
warded in the next packet, as a present
TO Prince Albert. HHa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Cholera! Cholera! CIlOIeraM

WE have put up medicines, with directions,
wv for curing Diarrlea, which is the pre-
mnnitory stage of Cholera. They are intended
for those who are remote from Doctor and for
Travellers. These medicines were put np by
the directions Of an old physician, who used them
successfully in the terrible epidemic of 1882 and
1893. They are intended 10 be used until you
can get Doctor. As You value your lives don't
ouack. For sale wholesale and retail at
g. q. BECK'S Drug Store, Main-strect,
Lancaster. May I8, I849.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

PRINCE ALBERT A MERCHANT TAILoR
His royal highness attended the annG'
al festival of the London Merchant Tai
lors' School Ass ociation, and being voted
a member, was toasted as, "His Royal
Highness, Prince Albert, citizen and
Merchant Tailor" He responded hand.
somely, in a most complimentary speech,
accepting the honor.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
venetian Blind Depot.

WNtIE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public. that he is now prepared to manniac-
ture to order all sizes Venetian Blinds. which
he will warrant equal to any manufactured else
where. both in neatness and durability.
His Shop is on Main Street, Sonth side near
the Canal. 1. V. HYDE.
Lancaster, July ID, l34S 10
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
silver Spoons.

A Beautiful article. warranted pure metal. at
"A GATES & COSPER'S
Tallmadge House, May lS. lsl9.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.
n, q, TRoU +
CHOLERA ANTIDOTE!

An Ounce of prevention, is north pound cfeure
DUY bottle of "LaJarragve's Diaafecting
IS Liquid" aud sprinkle your apartments Il
has been extensively used in Europe and Ameri
ca and fonnd to be most valuable dismfecting
agent For sale at tApothecarics' Hall by
NJ. q. KRElDER.
Lancaster, June 90. ls49 81
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

LIME.-One ofthe convcts at the Pen
iteptiary, who has within the last twenty
four hours had remarkable sudden and
severe attack of the cholera, has been
constantly employed about the lime kilns
of the establishment, as we have been in
formed. If lime is preventive of the
disease, he ought to have escaped.-O.
S. Journal IN -.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27

pyIn the word abstsmious the Eve VOW
ais ofthe alphabet stand in their graem-
matical order, a-e.i.o.u. The word. face
tious presents the same accidental sim
gularity, and facetiOusIy brings in the y
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
CarnCnier,s TOOls.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT, inst received
N and for sale at alsceai reduction IN price. by
Nav a. 1898 p. BOPE.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
COOuer,s Tools.

DOARD AXES and AIDES. Head AMI Slave
,hO Knives, Hollow and Champering Knives,
Shave up do Together with a large assortment
OF other tools in this way. warranted coed and
cheap. just received and for sale By p Be rE.
Lancaster, May 4, 1919. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Clocks. ClocLsM CIocksm

lust arrived u large and splendid assortment
81 of all sorts and patierus. some fine ones for
Churches, Halls and Offices. all ofwhich we var
rant GATES & COSTER
Talmadge House. June g. lS49 )
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
TwiIIe.

Cotton Yarns, Bags, &c. sc.
WUSTreceived. . fne assortment Of Twilled
q Bags. Cotton Yarn. Coverlet and Carpet
Chain, Batting, Candle Wick &c. &c.
For sale low. by NJ o. KREIDER'
Lancaster. Noy ember "a, 1899
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
DRU0S AND MEDICINES.
q. G.. q E K,

EHAS purchased out the entire interest ot Jo'
sEPH Bury. deceased, and will continue Ia
carry on the business. at the Old Stand.
His thanks are returned to the many friends,
who have hitherto extended to him so liberal
patronage. and he respectfully soliciis them t"
continue their fsvors. -
The pnblc generally are invited to call and ex-
anime lis extensive stock before purchasing
elsewhere,
Lancaster. April 13, 1910 20
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Medical Notice.
ma r.n nn,cr.rrRY

A GRADUATE ofthe PENNSYLVANIA universi.
~ ty has located In CARROLL. He may be
found at tue house OF Mr.. BreCk, OF al lls office
few doors East
NAV H. 1919 lyl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
Pittsburgh GlaSS.

A LARGE STOCK of ALI. SIZES, from by
IN 10 To 81 by IS, ior sale by
GEORGR KAUFMAN
Lancaster. August /. l94S II
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-07-27
miscellaneous.
Hungary and Austria.

The National Intelligencer publishes
the following extract of a letter from an
American in Vienna:
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27

GENERAL CAss AND THE WiLNor PRoNIso.-
A trend =, Washington. whose ususl sources OF inief
nation We know 70 BE- reliable, assures US thai 1en
Csss has written letter 20 the President Mr. folk
containing substantially declaration a. the effect mat
be the General proposes 10 retaTu the Senate OF me
United ststos sud that should the Legislature OF Mch
gan instruct him 20 vote for the Wilmot Provso, be
will explicitly and boldly msintsn the doctrines Of tbs
Nicholson etter, and then resign his seat In our udg
ment this Is the determiDston OF Gen Csss il would
have been far manly In him 10 have announced IL
% the members OF the Michigan Legislature bafors be
allowed them to proceed In the election, under mis-.
taken view Of bis posron and opinions [Phia n. A
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
u~Powler'. Law -csool % CssrrI Vslsy.

~ Fowler. Law csool 10 Cberrg valley D.
SEQ County n T-Ihs rex TERN VII cosa1e1c7 "a %
a. u J.rlary ReczIions, e-sr7s ~ pros-cunons Of
81, ID - a~-r1 nsum-nt ~ causes 1r practices 10
u -anc srezk1S 1ier1y, lforcA snd lrg4 G-tst-s are
,rru ~ corssnI exercise. u - scroo, T1os- % -
% sks srl1scl yvsc--l Lzwytr erf 20 7ssy or
~ ana -1e1E sy-zk-r before D. erlrr'
- prf-sxiou. Crru s-sr ,sn, 81 SCI y f-.-si
5osrd, g. ron : = " : IS per we-s Iia-on. .'- y
r.r lc a. s- rs.- u - pr yesr pays5- e1srtery =
.ivsn.- L-u-rs sdtrrss>c pos paid ~ John ~ fO"
80 Pr-sid-ut r-s lsVDl.~sWkWr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
COAL.

CT D. -C0AL.-20o tons of h@st Red Ash Nut
.ct -. Cosl discharging this week from schooner
Orson the foot OF Csnsi.i North River al - IS, de
N.lrr1 2n0 tons Stove Coal 81 lhs very lowest prices
hest P-sch Orchard warranted a. he yards 54 Washing
ton-.t spdngr sud lls Second s Frst.ysnue
. In ? kgRRfGAN.
rIS Su COAL, G0AL-bea Peach Ore ard, of
= 4 ~ ~ si.rs p lnts. -.sr-. NJ 'ove,g csxn
pric-s Also The Rainbow White Ash-Sut Goa low 10
3 so p-r 10, at SIMPSONS Yards,
7s ThOmpsOn-st Gear sprlng-s sat Chrstopherst
nj ma fN 2mrod' nrsr Grsenwcb- sveuus.
f'UAf.-RFp ASH.-Lsrgs Nut. -, Egs and Stove
- - 50s "A hif- Asn Ed, - J pe, ionr.srreenef rom
Yards, a. under cover s3 so@sry snd corner HamDsrsy
and Bedford Less 10 carmen
osi SIM JACOB WEEKS, ia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-01-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

y The compostor made Us say In regard % the
Election Of Gen Cas. the L. = Senate that the ssair
was snythrg but luraOrogs We wrote h0rnOHioas.