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The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
AWFUL TRAGEDY.

MURDER OF A WIFE AND HER TWIN
GIRLS On Wednesday morning, between nine
and ten O'Clock, the bodies OF Mrs. Hannah ID
Peirson, and her twin daughters, four years of
age, were found at their residence in Whining
ton, Mass, near Andover, dead, with throats
cut, and otherwise mangled. This discovery at
once created great excitement among the in.
habitants OF the town, and coroner's inouest
was assembled Itappears that the deceased had
Tor the last eight months lived separately from
her husband, Thomas b. Pierson, who pretended
to be jealous OF her, though it is the unanimous
opinion OF the towns people, without shadow OF
cause. Latterly he has been employed in this
city, and is not known to have visited the town
where she lived. On the night previous TO the
tndisg of the bodies, the father Of the husband
visited her, when she appeared to be in unusual
good spirits. This is the last that was seen Of
her alive. Under the circumstance, the iury
returned verdict Of wiliu murder by some per-
son or persons to them unknown
Yesterday, the husband, who could not be
found in this city when they came to tell him Of
what had occurred, made his appearance at the
Western depot, and was forthwith taken into
custody as the murder r. Upon his face were
several scratches, which would seem TO have
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
SENATOR WALKER INSTRUCTED To
RESIGN WiscOnsin still far Ere Sln

The Legislature of Wisconsin have now final
ly and conclusively spoken their opinion of Sen.
ator Walker The resolutions condemning hie
dough laced recreancy to the will OF his co1stit
uents and his own solemn pledges and instruct.
ing him to resign forthwith, were adopted in the
House, with comparatively little opposition. We
give the resolutions as adopted by the House:
Resol0ed, By the Senate and Assembly Of the State
OF Wisconsin, That tie course of Hon / p WaIi
one oi the Sena Of this State in tue Congress of the
United STATES IN presenting and voting for an ameod
meht TO the General Appropriation bill provjdiuo for
Government IN California and New Mexico Yves, of ,b
mo utahdei whlch did not contain provision forever
pIohlbmg The introduction OF Slavery or involuntary
servlude IN SAID errories has violated his Off tena;
ed as wen as his solemn written pledges given before
his election, ~n that subject aud outraged thc leeln
ana msrepresen ed those who elected hun to the station
ana has openly violated tie instructions contained IN tho
reso uons passed by this body ON ihe subject of ayey
al ITS present session. Therefore,
ReSotred That Mr. Walkers hereby instructed imne
daley to resign his in the United St les Senate
ReSotUed, That Hon Henry Dodge our other Sena.
tor IN voting against the proposition OF Mr. Walker az
he did on The 20 of February last has represented he
views and wishes OF his on that subi4ct far
winch we express 10 him cordial approval Of
his
Resolred That The Governor is requested to f,r,.,d
copy OF the foregoing resolutions 10 the President Of
me Senate and TO each OF Sena ors and Repr
taves.
The vote stood as toows:-Ayes AZ, NAYS 9.
In the senate, the battle was more warmly
contested by the Doughtaces. Various branches
oi Parliamentary strategy were resored to for
the purpose OF defeating the resolutions and say.
ing Mr. Walker, but all in vain Amendments
were got through mitigating the resolutions, but
the House sent them back finally, on the 18th
ut. the senate was brought to recede from the
halfway position it had been led to take, and
passed the resolutions precisely as above given,
by vote OF 10 to g.
The State OF Wisconsin deserves high credit
ior the course OF its Legislature in this mat
Ter. Let the Freemen OF the North but initiate
this example and the whole tribe of doughfaces
will speedily die out leaving no progeny. and
what is OF infinitely more consequence, the great
question before this nation will be irrevocably
decided in favor OF Freedom.-.N Y. Tribune
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

SiNGuLAR ACCIDENT. irightful accident
recently happened at lone cottage in . y,lIara
near London. 1t was inhabited by Iaborer b;s
wiie and child; the husband gone from home r.
vistt sick relative; and at the usual fine ,bs
wlle "en' Out 10 pig sty adjoining the cottage
70 give me pig Its usual meal She entered r.
sly, leaving the child between two or threa .s
OF age outside the door; and whilst inside the
cnid 10 playing with the fastening Of the door con
tfived SO efieetually to bar her (ihe mothel in
to DEFY all her efforts to liberate herself Tbs
child. tired probably of waiting, returned TO the
cottage, and pushing the door, fastened it.elt in
me Kitchen, as its mother was in the sy The
i'iie ieiow men, 1t IS supposed. got playing with
mother Deed not be described on he ring tbe NO..
chid's shrieks. TO which she added her ow n for
assistance The father returned at this iuncture
and promptly extinguished the flames. but too
late to save the life OF the child. wv
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
POLICE CoURT-TuEsDAY, April 10

Patrick Luby, for being drunk al Worcester. April g
was fined 81 and costs, 81 and comm tied 10 the
House of Correction for payment thereof
WEDNESDAY, April IL.
Dane Deet, for selling spirits without cence 10 W>
liam Henry, was fined $50 and costs !S403 and COM
mitted 10 prison for default in paying the same
James Cummisky, for being a common drunkard was
se-tenced 10 The House of Correction for ihmy days
FRIDAY, April IS.
Michael Conan, an Irish boy of I3 or IA wears of age
for stealing forty dollars from the trunk of Patrick Me-
gasly, was sentenced to the State Reform School for
three years, and in case the Trustees of said school
should consider him unsuitable subject for The school
then to be confined TO labor in the House OF Correction
sixty days The money was all recovered except one
dollar
Bridget Boyle, for selling sprous liquors without lis
cence was hned S2o and costs amounting to about S25
"hch was paid and she discharged
John Cough, for being drunk, was fined 81 and costs
which he pad
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

COL FREMONT. Col. Benton has received
a letter from Col. Fremont, con6rming and de.
failing the dreadful suferings and rnistortunes
attending the journey OF his party over the Roc
ky Mountains. The number of deaths is mot
quite so large as heretofore reported, but the
men were driven to the extremity of subssting
upon the dead bodies of their comrades Col
Fremont throws the whole blame OF his disasters
upon the Ignorance of his guide-a man who had
Tor years followed the occupation, and sustained
good character.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

u5 In the House of Representatives on Friday, Mr..
h0PS'nS' from 'he Committee on Education reported
iea'' 70 W"ufaw on The petition of ]. p. Fitzpatrick
''r Oa'holc 90 legen Worcester, embodied in long
report, which was ordered TO be printed
Nr opham' from the minority OF this Committee, re-
ported bill upon the petition Of J. P. Fitzpatrick to
establish College in Worcester; which on motion Of
Mr. Iolman, Was ordernd to be printed.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
A CARD.

MR. EDWARD CUMMINGS from Boston, having
engaged as OrganIst at the Church the Unty offers
his professional services the citizens Of Worcester as
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and OsGAN
For iurther Information he is permitted refer
Hon. Isaac Darts, C B. Long Esq.
EdU Hamilton Esq Geo. ". Richardson. ESQ
Worcester, April 6, I649 dtf
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
FREE LECTURES-CaT HALL!
DR.. H0LITCK

VIII give Free Lecture PHYSIOLOGY FOR
LADIES' ONLY on WedneSday afternoon, ApriE 18th at
three O'Clock p NJ, and one
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY on T'hutsdav Epenino
AprH l9th, at quarter before &.
Both TO be illustrated by all his Models Paintings &c.
Course will be gwen afterwards of which fun notice
Will he given IN few days.
W5-Dr ii. remains at the WORCESTER House where
he may be consulted and his Books obtained
ApnlI6 dwtf
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

" Accounts from Panama to March % have been
received at New York. There were or 8 vessels
there, bound for California, which would take off some
900 passengers at $500 each Ii was ttoueht there
would soon be vessels enough hee to take all the re-
naming passengers
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

u5 Inc pupils and friends Of Miss Mary Lyon de-
ceased formerly Principal of The MI IIolyoke Semi.
nary nave expressed wish to the Trustees to erect
suitable monument to her memory the expense of the
same 70 be covered by voluntary contributions
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
DIED.

In this City, April 14ih, Mr. Edward Babb,t Aged 20
yearsFuneal az his late residence John Street, this
day. 10Th, o'clock p. M. Relatives ard friends are
invited to attend, without further notice.
In this city, March 8, Ms Deborah j. relict OF Horace
g. pham, OF Exeter, Me. as
In Boston, March 10, Mrs Mercy wife of Thomas Saw
YER late OF Brooks Me- April 9th, Mrs Hannah rec OF
the late Peter Hubbard olden and formerly The widow
of John Dodd, of H., 80 yrs and mos.
In Bangor Me-, March IL, Mrs Mary Page, formerly of
Hardwick, H.
In Calais, Ne, Charles sibey native Of sut;en, 49,
In Rochester Y. March 80, Capt Alexander Weed,
soldier of the revolution f94.
In Auburn, April ofconsumnton MrsSaah NJ. oils,
daughter of Robert Hasty, OF scarboro, Me-, 81 yrs
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
massachusetts Legislature.

SATURDAY, April II
Senate The bill concernn, Mutual Fire Insurance
Compan' was passed to be enacted The hi; II 60,
of part Of Newton and annex the same 10 Wabom
was passed to he enacted.
House Passed to be enac,ed-B,l 10 annex y, mar,
of Newton TO Waham.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. The Legislature of
New YORK adjourned sine die on Wednesday afternoon.
aiIer session OF one hundred days During the pc,
f'odoi lis EXISTENCE about 4SO acts have become laws
"a larger number han at any previous session
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
NOTICE.

s. c. HANSCOM OF Boston, will deliver a lee
tnre on the subject of Temperance the CITY HALL oD
MONDAY euentns, APrHi6t commencing "a O'Clock.
The public are inyi ed attend.
April a. d2t Per order
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

UJ Sarlain's Magazine for AprI contains much valx
liable Feadiog and is handsomely illustrated. This ne.
Hodicai exces in its embellishments. Ptce s3 per
year.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

GJ The New York Mirror .ates that the Post Mas.
Ter General has now on file 200 applications for post
oihces-38O ior situations in the Department al Wash,
iaglon and 70 for Riding Agents; six being The number
employed
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

u5 BY notice in another column il will be seen, thai
" Hoillek will give free lectures at the City Hall, on
Wednesday afternoon for Ladies, and Thursday eve.
nlag Tor Gentlemen
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16
MARRIEn

. In this city April u, by Rev John jennings Rufus ~
MeHiam, A. M ofoxord, Miss Emily, daughter OF Mr.
john Tatman, OF this city.
In Boston April 10, Mr. Charles A. Brigham, of West-
borough, 10 Miss josephine J. s. French, OF Boston.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

VI 1t IS not little remarkable as indlcaling tho
progress Of our country in population that the Senate
present consists Of the same number as the House
Representatives IN the first Congress.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

GEN. TAYLOR ON CALIFORNIA The NJ
Y. Evening Post puts the following hard oues.
ions TO the National lntelligencer, which we
commend to the digestion OF all partizans of the
administration:
mas the lDtelgencer forgotten that. at the
ume the Presidents enlissaIies were do;nr h;s
"orN IN 'he capitol, one branch Of Congress had
Already adopted complete territorial bin. simi.
az u an Important particulars, to that which
had oeen applied TO every territorv u;,hont
slaves, which had been organized since 1ao.
ernment was established-aDd thar snch bilI
was before the Senate, awaiting ito ,ct,oo,
- ueherai layior was simply soIicjfous To
estauish law and order in the territorias Ala he
not eApend some portion OF his patriotic anv;e,,,
- support Oh that bill, which, without disnute
p.'seu me pest plan OF Organization that had
not NJ w W. Yiseu ior his purpose and why did
Tayio, !; er .t ana other friends Of General
nayioi III the Senate, and Messrs. Seward and
Ewing and others, out of the SENATE ~ a''u
~ nave oeen acting under his instruc,,nns 80
op1ra'e Win MN in such an effort
,.a .e "ase asked this question once before. and
,,;,L :I we nave charged the President
WIN violating his pledges not 10 ,nterfero NH
S ns 'cuon OF Congress, and the offence Il oan,,'
The ,aS nave charged him with having favored
/ ~ rse VI an amendment specialize de vised
| MIA. and tbat aulssion OF slavery into Califor-
asLod d'u tiial charge also is admitted We have
hag ~ au We ne now repeat the question and We
or In.e,igencer to state, without qubble
- :, ui'iocuuon, why some of the ;nAnanor =
80 80 a.i",hlstfaton with Congress- xvas No, 80
a. an, In favor Of the bill which 10.
~ t. .Ies,shed TO give government 10 Calienrn;.
snar"a.,a "mch would have furnished the amnlss,
sud,an'es against lawlessness and disordar ga
maon woud have been in every psrtieul,r ,m. s.
f y was ir. aseep'aoie to the community for which
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

Mr. POLK. The Nashville Wing, IN noticing
the arrival of the Ex- President in that city. saws
OF him:
"Mr. Polk looks broken to a wonderful degree
SINCE his elevation 10 the Presidency, his hair
having become white, and TO look at his worn
face, marked by the lines Of care, it is epouoh to
convince any one that the honors of office are
but poor compensation for the anxetes and tolls
incident to public station
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

A COOP PRINCIPLE. We are glad to learn
from the Washngton correspondent of the Bald-
more Patriot, that the Cabinet has made an impor
tant decision, which cannot fail of meeting the
decided appreciation OF the people. The decision
ls-that in all appointments the locality of the ap-
pointee shall constitute cardinal Consideration
THAT is, that men shall not be imported from
place to fill appointments in given localit pro-
vided competent and faithful men reside in said
locality, and desire or will accept the office,
PoStOn Journal.
u The Boston Post says that this means that
man shall not be imported from Worcesttr or
Taunton to have the charge of the Boston Gus
tom House. We shall see whether it has anv
such meaning.
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

IHE LOG Book OF LIFE The following is
extracted from the Journal of Thomas Parker
who was an active English naval officer aud w no
died IN this country:
F"st part Of the Uoyage. Through lite
Pleasant with fine breezes and free winds. ali
sails set spoke TO many vessels in want of proyi-
sons-suppied them freely.
Middle passage. Weather variable; short of
provisions; spoke several OF the above vessels our
supplies bad; unable TO reft; made signals of
distress; they uphelm and bore away.
AaHer part bolsterous with contrary winds
current of adversely setting hard to leeward to-
ward the end OF the passage it cleared up with
the quadrant OF poverty had an observation cor.
rected and made up my reckoning, and alter
passage OF hteen years, came to, in mortality road
with the calm surface OF the ocean OF eternity in
view. "
The Daily spy., 1849-04-16

Eg~ Henry B. Anthony, who has Just been
elected Governor of Rhode Island, is editor of the
Providence Journal, and about 33 years of age.
The Journal is one OF the abest papers in the
country. II Mr. Anthony is as successful in the
Gubernatorialas in the editorial chair, Rhode Is.
land will have reason to be proud of her son
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
LIVER COMPLAINTS,

FsUer and Igue, Bilious DiseGsss-To the Great
especially, and wherever these complaints prevail
medicine is offered.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
NEW GOODS!NEW GOODS!
JULIAN & ULRICK,

WTOULD respectfully announce 10 the cii-
w zens of Fairfield and adjoining cnulirs.
that they are now opening At the store rom I''lm-
orly occupied by K,oaer 4 Cor aud directly op.
posite the Ta'i@alge HoNse, large und well
selected
SN00M OH GG0DS9
which th'y ire determined 10 sell as clicup (for
cash or pro,Iuce)n my other house in Oio.
They respectfully invite plueIiascrs 10 c,li and
examine their stick as they IolasSrrtl il issuclf
as cunnnl fail IN render unlrc satisfaction II con-
sists in part VI the following
Far he L4dies--Tley hnen magnificent ny
snrirnent of DRESS GOODS nfhl qualities and
prices; Bonnets, Ribbnns Flowers Pn1isnls,
Shnwls Scaris Hosiery. &c, Also very large
lot ofCALlCOES, nt almost any price.
F6r hc GsHticmca--Thcy mvtn tnnd sclcc-
tim pl Cloths, Cas.imerrs. Sallincls Twrrls aud
Jeans, summer Wem oial descriptions. llaisaiid
Caps B6ots anil SHINES ni a sorts mud sizes. flley
hive constantly on hand a good supply of GRO
CERES, Dyf-Shgs, QHctHs- lPrrc. NC. Also,
n very superior article Of CooeriH, C0rpd and
COhoh YarnG B0iimg, UickjBP. ,rr. Sc
iWANTED-W Wheat, Rye, Cotn and oats. ior
which the highest market price will 6c paid in
CASH All kind, Of trade tlkcn in exchnnet
for Guuds.
Lnncaster, Mmrh 10, laiO. l5
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
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BEW.ARE OF "A B.ASE COUNTER FEIT'!
Prepared in June las, by JOHN #. TOLAND,
lin the empIuy OF GEORGE NJ. ALLEN, Drug
gst, Of fCinenuali) This Counterfeit is sold by one
JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. We lately
learned thai frsl citizens have been grossly i'm
posed upon by this Counterfeit BY some of the
Druggists Of Cincinnati. The particulars will be
published IN few days. Mr. Rogers has justly
exposed the BARE FACED OUTRAGE aud coMTEMPTI.
BILE IMPOSITION Of this John r, Toland IN counters
lclIing this Medicine, aud FORGING the fac simile
ofhis name. r... ...
The following Druggists Of fCmcnna,I have GER
TIFIEp tina; Mr. Rogrrs's statements are entitled TO
the fullest confidence Of the public; 3 h
Messrs. WAYNs & PLEIs. ALFRED A. NoRrH,
WM, 5. MERRuLL, A 5. MERRlLL, w. I. SMITH,
WM. 7. FARaUHAR. Also: -
M H. II. SPERRY, Proprietor Of the Herald
Office aud e. w SrARBUCK, Proprietor Of the
Times Office, have certified MS above, and further.
more that the statement Of John T.. Toand is
FALSE!!! H.t
CeTIMPORTANT CAUTION.-Owing TO
the late counterfeit, Dr., Rogers lverworl aud Tar
will BE- hereafter enveloped in WHITE WRAPPER,
aud splendid steel plate engraved LABEL, and
slgued ANDREW ROGERS, For sale whole
sale aud retail by A. l.. SCOvlLL,
Corner Of Fifth aud Race, Cincinnati.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
Hat and Cap Manufacturer, ,
CABINET MAKING.

TnNIlE undersigned respectfully annonnccs To
the citizrlls ot Lancaster nnd vicinity, thnl
he Intends carrying on the uhnve business in all
lis sdrons brHRrhcs. ut the aid stand Of Henry
Schultz, III connects Row, two doors below the
Eagle offices wlero by strict attention 10 business
he hopes Ia receive liberal slnrc of public pa
lronHge. lie intends 10 keep work uf tile plnill.
rsl and mnst fashionable style on lmnd atnll times
aud nj all prices Ills work will he made IN tie
very beat mdHRcr aud ofthe hest seasoned timber.
Tie has in has employ sulnr nt the very bes, work
mcr il lhn Smlc aud therefore eau warrant hi
work lie will make. ..
SOFAS aud LOUNGES--iinest quilted To tho
pni,est pud senls; N.
| TURKISH DlVANS aud OTTOMANS;
SIDE BOARDS-ol the most fashionable and
superlor Slylo,uud ol various patterns;
| BuREAuS-Nluhsgam aud plain ofevery des.
orptlnn; TABLES Of all patterns and styles;
| MAHOGANY CHAIRS, Book Cases aud Se-
crctorirN Comnlng.lIouse mud other DeskS
| & HAT RACKS nj every description;
| WARD ROBES and WASH STANDS;
BEOSTEADS- Mahogany, Walnut mud Cherry
Higll'Post French Cuuches, French. Grecan aud
| Scrpentine. ...,...
l COFFlNS made IN the shortest notice mud mn
exlin charge lor hearsc, All funerals will be at.
| tpillgu Ia in nprgnu
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
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"A letter from JOHN "A. COLLINS. ESQ.
EDITOR and PROPRIETOR ofHe TEJI
PERANCE OR GAN also AGENT AND
LECTURER for The GRAND DIVISION
Of SONS or TEMPERANCE Of OHIO.
ClNcrNNATI, November 2S, 1913.
A. Il. SCovrLL-DCar Sir-fOf the past eirht or
ten months, have felt inclined 10 say something
in relation TO the EXTRAORDINARY HEAL
ING QUALITIES of your preparation Of d.
Rogers Compound Syrup OF Lverwon aud Tar,
Tor your own, but morc especially for the bene6lo
those un orunate persons wbe are THREA Ten
EDm mAFFLlCrEDwilh PULMONARY CON.
SUMPTION, and who like myself have a great
aversion to quacks, 10 their specifics and caiholil
cons; but a combination Of circumstances has pre.
vented until n0w.
ln November, 1876, my wife took severe cold,
which seltled upon her lungs. A VIOLENT
COUGH was the consequence, which increased 10
severity during the winter. aud reduced her 10 al
most a SKELETON 1t was nearly inaessant
and attended with SEVERE PAIN in the SIDE
aud BREAST, accompanied with FEVER aud
COLD NIGHT SWEATS. SIZE EXPECTO
RATED more than PINT of MATTER DAI.
LY, ULCERS GATHERED upon her LUNGS
and DlSClIARGED.H HER HANDS aud FEET
WERE COLD ANDCLAMMY as death, and
PURPLE TINT Sc FILLED upon HER LIPS.
The skill and varied efforts Of our family nhysican
were completely BAFFLED. On the Isl Of NAV,
1917, lie informed me haI he could do nothing more
than grant her temporary relief, that her case W AS
HOPEIlESS, aud that she could NOT SURVIVE
more than fortnight al the IuTihest. Immediate
y called upon DR.. 4 S, NEWTON of this CITY
(who has been 81 skillul IN the treatment OF can
cers,) aud stated her case 10 him. lie recommends
ed DR., Rogers Liverw0rl aud Tar, asSursd me lla
there was nothing OF quaCkery abnIIt il, but purely
a SCIENTIFIC PREPARATION, aud gave me
the history Of several cases, all considered hopeless
where this, PREPARATION REDioHEALTH.
bottle was procured, aud in one week the ex.
pecoralioh was nearly CONQUERE She con
lInued gradually TO improve, he appetite returned,
her COUGH in a few months CEASED. SHE
RECOVERED her STRENGTH, aud to a vefy
great degree her health, and is nov MOST FIX
'FRAORDINARY TROPHY ol the HEALING.
VIRTUES ofDR. ROGERS PREPARATION
OF LlVEBWORf AND TAR. t,.t
can also say that have derived very great hem
eh from this preparation, for hoarseness, Ihroa;
aud structure across Ine ctrsI. | nave been ena.
hIed, while SUFFERING FROM SEVERE
COLD AND HOARSEN ESS, to speak win
comparative ease for two hours. II has one ad
vantage, in my own case, over other expeCIorants,
II does uOt derange The digestive CnCll0ns pruduc-
lug headache, or nervous iuabilny. ts-7 b.
regard il as admirably adapted for tie use oil
public speakers. Respectfully ous,
JOHN A. COLLINS,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-08-17
NEW & CHEAP HARDWARE,


9NHE attention ofthe citizens of Fairfield aud
- neighboring counties, is respectfully invited
TO the New Hardware Store, recently opened in
TdHm0dge's Block, third door from he Tall
madge House, by .''... ....,.r
p. b. MRICH & co.
They have just received and opened large
and extensive variety of
EARDwAEE& g. CTT.7ET,
Consisting in part, oiKnives aud Forks, Pocket
and Pen Knives. Shoe Knives, Butcher Knives,
Razors, Scissors Axes, Drawing Knives, Hand
Saws, X Cut and Mill Saws, Locks, Latches,
Hinges, Screws, Bolts Anvils Vices, ,Tarce Chains,
Halter Chains Log Chains, Kettles, Bruces, &c.
The above articles are well assorted aud con.
ssts of everyssusual variety. ..
s a ID ID 10 " M "a
They have also q large and extensive stock of
Suldlery, To which the attention of Saddlers is
invited. 1t has been selected with great care from
the latest and most improved patterns and will
be sold low. s.,..t.. t,a..tI...
COACH-MAKERS,
Will find beautiful variety OF Trimmings and
large assortment ofarticles generally used by them
IRON AND NAILS.
They have also on hand large lot of Juniatta
Iron, Nails and SPIKES, Of Shoenberger's make,
Pittsburgh. which will be sold at The lowea prices.
The public will please take notice that the
stock is entirely new, has been selected with
great care aud purchased at the lowest prices, un
der all the favorable changes in the irtde; and
that it will be sold as low, if not lower than at
any other establishment in Central Ohio.
Lancaster, May IL, l849 I