New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-12

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~ The K>IcKERBooKER for July openl
with speaking likeness Of rs Editor. GAY
LORD CLARK and is filed with the succulent var
ETY. of good things W ich no one knows as well as
he how % provide for the dainty appe.ites Of his
readers The Gossip is written from COO,
breezy retreat on the shores OF Lake George and
is redolent Of the freshness and odors u that sum
mer Paradise. Here is the Editors experience In
bass fishing
e.. -Four merry men / trow were We, who, on As
bryht forenoon A. ever shon fas the player people
uroounce ia upon the world went Thing upon the
translucent waters Of Lake Georze The noun t~lns
resting the distance upon the calm bosom OF the lake
braided together In AEhi ana shado" hse thos-
tuunderous clouds OF cumlh tlat roll up ia tnr vest
toward tha close % suitry day in Summer -Jrne !
two miles p picturesque bay, We dropped Ancnof
baited our HOOKS. and with baed breath cast our
lines IN pleasant places into the water and waited Tor
luck ihst should be voueh-sied us And it na' ucH
Scores OF Osxego bsss sweet perch, and an occasional
trout attested the efficiency OF our efforts 20 lure me
rnny prey Lure BY r lsdy, MOI lure Tor Alelt
the water wss some twenty hge feet deep could see
every r-h 10 the neigh1OrhOOd Of our lines snd u tney
had looked up they might have seen Us We scorned
anything Ike IN ambush but selected our friends sna
placing hooks - their nos.s lett them - rte
moral agents % dispose OF the bait Now 70 came 70
uass tia. while Old hNIcz was standing up al tho
brow OF the sal oost watching lar down In the cTys4
hood big base coQuetring with Ms sec ucve hook,
holding leit hand the mean urne oy loosened
.a The tbn44iard gave way, and the liberated sheet
came down 1y the run and Win H. and over ne SIDE
O., the boat the arQgh-ed j tier down hereof - 40"
deer how clear how fearful looked ~ hat Instant tue
matctless waters 4 ne HORIZON sink u deep va
t.r- and the Hoods Overwnelm NE eSclNms the
PSALMS; and even 10 that fearful moment holding ~
tae convusive grasp Of single hand the grsdualy
Welding sal. The sacred passage came % mind laanAs
u the sertness Of frelds Nno FASTENED 20 the rescue
The undeTsigned va. PICKED up al 1'r tAAn 'nert-
INN =
fault he xas thinking over az experience 10 General
T.ylors column Mckee, and forgot % secure the
l1 ballard Always iasten tn Jio ballard or some
lning 20 mat sort, a. near 4s "e can feeo-7er
New-York : H0estpn, I3s Nassao-st
~ "TsE Lo>DOS LA>cEr for July repub-
hsoed BY stri1ger 4 townsend, New YORK, con
tains AZ article on Cholera, BY Dr. Ayre, In which
ne maintails mat ore grain Of caomel with drop
Of laadanan, repeated every i've inmates, IS
most elective remedy IL cases Of collapse, ant BY
.ubduiDg that remedy 10 the whole complaint
This he asserts, g capable OF restoring patient
% health without tne Intervention Of any fever
and vithou. tbs AID Of any auxiliary means what
ever. This number also contains very interest
lnE discussion before the Westminster Medical
Society 90 the uses and dangers d Chloroiorm.
r. "PLrEEsoS's LADIES MAoAzISL for July
contains twelve ezra PAGES and several good AZ
i.c.es. lSold by Dewitt Il Davenport, New York;
~ The AMERICAS JoUESAL OF HoNEorA-
Thy Tor JAY, edited By :. r. KIRBY, MD. IS 90
oar table. Il contains several articles on Cholera
and abo1nds IN valuable suggestions. Published
at 80 Broadway
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