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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
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immei ate advancement Of that vast aid most n''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Accur,I - rHf RtIEotr-A young man
r.ad was seriously jared this morning ust as the
cars were laavIr. tbs city As the tram camc
near Grove So. a cows was seen lying ON the track
O., the ,t.i.cc- vino sla,Ienei the speed md ~
sn. who .~as 600 tie platform 'oaued forward rom
the side o, tnc car Boz order Is supposed toascer
tala what oA,tructon was in ihc way. when ms
bead was brought iu sudden contact with one OF
the Magnetic Telegraph posts, standing too near
the track ie was Knocked oh the car, Tat luckly
t1e tran di BEL. { pass over him as It is, be IS sen
ogs,y aud rr baby ma.io.y wounded. Il 10 De
hoped tins wa prove warning o. those having IA
charge the several Telegraph ines running along
side our raj ways and We trust that all those too
near the track viii be reno, "a " thout delay.
Jersey City TELEGRAPH Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

90 Nold.v 81 APoi = sfier yro-rscied .-,-s-,
yANEsS VASPELT. io ~ IN year u - ase.
riv sfe respectfully i1vfi-c ~ sisrc % fu1-r. a. ~
r,s.rr- Of IS f.lhrr : Ne-rT~ q -fUgrth.i ID.
WEDNESDAY sfsrnoon a. 0clocE hs r-mans . u
: Inferred n Of-~n~ood C-retery
Op Ta-.c.y uorulus. Apul > JANIS ?. HALLETr,
n ne 76lh year & b.
m fr-ncs 4 ~ fsHiay. ard ~ rs 81 Jame. src
r.r~c y " n.-c u st-nd ne fur-rs irun d NscisUr-
a. ms c.y " etL-sa.yl a. ! Vcioch
m - =. .. a. h-s ai- ir JeSer~on VIZ
~ - jss te1 Z Ter .x- HENRIETTA. Wiz - R-s.
o " Sofnn ard dsug.ies q he a,e Olger NicoI. 0l
CRY -
.ouf r-. 900 q U.orE- ; Ho~ Ard ego y~s. sni ;
N
k.sus-. ara r-rs- sJ- sr-rd h --ral 90
" .str e~.y re $50 -. O. 0c.OeG Pm frUu . s.r -
o. Brsokss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
HOBOKEN ITEMS.

P4rfrso> ,SD HAcKfNsACK HAIEoAD.-Thc
Commissioners OF this Company me, at the At
lautic Hot,i Hobokcn. on Saturday last 10 receive
subscriptions to Tie caital stock Of the corporation
and understood from good Authority, that suiicieu,
has been subscribed o. secure them IN constructing
lbc roed TIL. probability Is that the work VIII be
-...,.......I strf.I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
Mexico.

Ry the arrival % the brig Water WITCH CAPS
Brown from Vera Cruz. sta inst. We have Ie-
cciycd Tics 81 papers from al, Ciiy OF Mckee, -
the 30th at and from Vera Cruz To- thc oh INST
They do not contain .nt, lhscacc oi much interest
Tie Italian Opera Troupe, recently ln New or
leans had arrived 40 VEGA Cruz IL was however
doubtful whether th,y would pro, oot e. the capita
as rumors prevailed hat the cholera Was eAtrcmeiy
fatal Ia the CITY o. Mexico.
The State %, Guerrero has been du.y 90 'anzcd
and established The houors OF citzcLsalp ba'c
been conferred by the Legislature ou number oi
distinguished Xicaus-amons others on Prcsi
l,nt Herrera
The village O. Tzapaiito ia the State q Jsisco
vas attacked hN band ct robbers some days a.
and a quantity oi plumber carried ch. TIE author
tics If the stat ordered out an armed force which
pursued the robbers roospiurcd the booty. tooA
three prisoners Rad Allied seven OF the band
In the states OF Gaauolusto and ssh LUIS Potosi
the cholera stu continues, b4t has evidently lsi
much OF us terrible mortality Tie cases aic Au
merous hui the deaths NV.
The Hif,r Rfru5.4caHp nominal 5 D3a Marian
Arista ilf President o. the kcPuJ.ic The pSusan'
cf Santa Annaare it's ssh, Intriguing 90 set beck
the.r idol hutWc have heard tins cry s. ione q at
hide credit can be attached tolI CONGRESS remains
m session laisccus % b. duo- quite as hit, IS
our oNn nst,ona Legislature.
Assassination Is dcp.ofabN common DAB the c.tt
al N,Nieo \ CIV days g. :, nc tst"snutE. d
respectable ctiscp Was Shot ooN la c,-d o.sd by
one OF the s,u,iuels with whom b. hsd slight "a
trrcston Ga Thursday night TIE 2sth Ult Don
IaAn g., D.os Cantda a Deputy O. CONFESS vas
found IA his bed chamber literally rdd.ci W...
wounds. having rec. wed not lcS ihan th.ty stahs
IN various parts sd his body Ne clue 90 tie per
n,,raior O. this horrible crime las Vet been trscNo.
On Go.d fr,3a, there MAS = destructive fire =.
anc @. the quarters 81 thv clN. ". ich consumed q
ru,nhe- ~ buildings The wi4d b'cW "a hurricane
al lsv. ard sa3ly iut,r cred With the time h'aored
s,rascntu. ol tht Jealous Catholics who sre Ia the
habit on that day OF rsrading I'll ICES stated witt
fireworks wh.ch src termed Judas. a. ATE,
sa-ls lurl.nc them on tie public square
Gsr-is Conic the Prvs,dcu! %, The Commission
t,- defining the boundary hue between the United
States aud NcNico returned - thc csptN cu . q
s-,h and VII procetd in November ucAs O. conl-
=, a. the ishCr entrusted - ln.
risssittlat - Charles Rankhead tho Biitsa
- 81 Mcxice s q lcsvc iha, Country sul re-
turn hume hy the rcxt packet
Ch.rrcs have been preferred oe.'-c The esis
isturc OF CoGhui,s. s-sins' the Governor 81. 'ha'
STATE for tyranny, Illegal cAaetoas, sal n'upa'o1
Ne S.s,e os Duranso S Sal rsNssed y IL IN
aisns. and the miserable inhabitants seen Slrald
:lstrikc blow IA ,hcirosn defence . Be-, loan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
LAW COURTS.

Corrr CAiTNpAu-1his Day nP-r1or t0hr'
Nos 33 H. 156 ~. a., ILL., - -, {, 81, 1872, t'',
9st 80 acl. 9o2 pot POS. 2D7 o. 2i2 80, i'2 li7,
o.. l6l. 1885, goo. 2sJ, pa 90, 49, 2'- ''' @'o'
C,cu,t cont Nos 5.3, ,55 to 5-O, lo9, Son..
sci, 5-2, s.i, a-c. 5-1, j-o.
srrFRroR CoUEr Before Judge Paine ms
lo,c. P,kius 4 &C. VS. John ItowPsD7-Ihs
case. before referred 10, was continued yesterday
4 n ByaLs 4 e. vs Marcus / & h'mbaI-
Nes.rs Il leather merchants VA the Swamp, sue GA
g., 5000 worth of notes NJ alleges 10 elect
,Lstbia firm TX imlau \ Bcosley, BroadwsyJ man
uCac,ur,d and sent t. Peter Wagner, New Orleans
an the order nnd credit OF Il. CO. quantity o'
boots mud shoes. AID that " has 'aliei. Nc- u
wa, denied 10 have been on tn credit oi 60
Verdict for defendant Si o..
T0,uon N Broiru W No I0rt Gas Co Nj
a was employed 3D. Jurr i1st raising co. rcpaifi"t
premises 40 Cortland a. and some o' ne toi'
of IAN. business was placed in TIE vault under lhe
sidewalk He went boo there accompanied by man
with 4 light when au explosion ~ IS loon i'A.'
snd A.. was much burnt and injured H. hrr-s &c
hon IN reco.,r damages against the Gas Co. a.
'',,o Tint tho iniurv Was caused by their permit
Tin, ne fas pines g. leak Tho defense IS that 81,
90 had even pr,, iogs notice 90 to- inmates A1' %
goi. there with d light tll they could discover
whence the .as puoroodod To be- continued.
l. = CoMMIssluNIHs' OliICi -tO.tfnf tf ffa 2
DsY9r.-A woman as rather handsome nppcar
an,c. named Joaulsh q glnIIa. was examined ca o.
CHARGE Of passlnf counterfeit American han dol
inrs Two were fund upon hes person. and ~ D
others produced. y hlch It Is said she passed. lh'
couut,ricit is such as easily a. deceive persons
No dies or other things o the Nal have been
found She Ma 'mmittot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24


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= the sno-l'
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A, Boston tt.-. Uss ...- . -.-s,t. -a.e iu
--...--.-..-.,.. --.-... market. All -...- letter
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
Iron ourCore.poa4rrt !

PHILADELPHIA Apr - 4yrred- BarEs |rue-
1urs son. Puerto GaDeloi MAJ, Nhden, Boston,
hr.s Ele r Ger DO A b.u LiNr m. Croweu 10, NJ
fsq4ssl., Htckry Nlolk, schrs Cattle. shaf2,
Providence Sapo.sO0. ,.uors0n, N-"afE taWr, DAY,
Portsmouth,. Jas Barred. WAY. NTork chef sbs.er
ssihroos- Wm Bard si4bhs r. uoaih. Atdsl kE-
der Penn. Boston.
Cisysc-Bark. Baac Oui,rbf.txe, ssa SEQ. Ma
~ DAl-. L-0ar. Otrafar. swan Holmes W-st Indies;
Me- nsc. Bang. Boscr. brs- .rr. 81 ~ Do. Mary
k Cove o.. HArsClasFIs. n lct y o.. sct. WI
Bard, Sf4bb- O.. Convrrr b,l.- 90. Lsfsin, Gaur-
buck kast Csu.5rcgri Ca.et rha.rr Hartford. FaNn,
Dsy P0f-.uol.t AIDE ks Ier Prrrr. BlsfDn II Bsnsu,
MAY. Norwich r C4i~l, ,hsrf, Nsuucssf, Empire,
Price Bro.sVn. Mar scl.l sc.-, aOr., 49,. Lyclf-
-. Brown NiJfz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
California Vessels spoken, &c.

Jar e. All &c . ". schr May 4 Emma Psiierson'
from S.utuck-t Dec 8 for &c Irri--
Feb % al s y. loo - " brig Fshiu., Ord 3, from Bi.
uuor- y 81 - for san fraDcisco.
F-o u 81 90 . - .nip Hssccror Pfoz4 - q
Sew. IN Feb 10 flr o. .fDrris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

-.- .. d. -. AL
m'N' 'A il '.''.- --- '.--
the other 'arcles 'fl-t tlrN li frF ilc'' " ere
fr-. generally. There vas also .sr1e demand
..-...t o.. ... D. -...a. LIP .-s-s-r ssion
m -.. . .-.-.,,-..
ao''a' '.''e
Loan. Do .onse i.el.' OF .i.'' --- 80 ' 'o''"
rad te.n sid oa the Directors rf stra-lug them
..- ..,.,... ,..-e money ~ ,l, second Board
. r- c......
TT i-4iA'' "''
The EX..an-e hrt j. a-'''. "'' -"t'' = '''I'
lind, doing lor t-ansfr .ssicD ly tie 81 altc -terI-
t.aI ,te t4kaf tie business being A.
A IT. ....... t.U. -
ana
moderate
TL,f. n snaI business doing % Frtlstts
,te-e b.i,r hat Little produce of.rns Cotton
,,t.t.- t.. .b.-. ,-, a.. ,..,,.,,.
fI1's"' ''' ''.' 800
mcuts. Corn IS -ll. ".in --'.-' '''" 'AA'"' "' A'
weight ~ lUn is Engage nvnts -'NV DOS
~ c,.r.sstra5 T. HAVE there : but little
o.. ... -
'oins 10 o"''0''
ing NJ 10 e zoe per '0lt j" b-asto" some sr was
taken at IS and some dead weight A. Us.
r. p.r-,,Js 10, ,I.... ,s-. f.f..rio.J ne doing a
rh., ....,,... ,- 3D..
-'" o's'''' -
Ene WI reach >4fuu'O ~ : f'''''' Or "- ei''OV'
or 900 over tie estimate %. the Directors The
Hudson River Is carving W. understand. sbou;
.. 500 passengers perday The Harlem shows thus
far in April an increase OF $500 over the same
time last wear The Croton Falls train on sunday
brourbt ia eleven .ul. cars and the O'Clock train
took out ,.lh; cars one of the Cry cars ran So.
In the Money market there continues 10 be great
case and the supply OF capital .n the street seek
inc sac reimbursement quite large Loans are
made on Government stocks at I d q. yer cent and
other descriptions a. a % per cent
Tho .n..,rlstiop in Real Estate has mueh fallen
A.. ,o,.o.,.,.o. ,l ,l,, la-ge aD,o1nt forced ON
-" J." .,.,1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
TIE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For kuropc.

lNfrfr >IAIf> MAIL sIIAHAi,>
C.lllN,> il>t->ltis fro-s Nrt- llrl
AN|t t. Na.t N 40 . .erfna' kIr. .
s-i o. Nil--... ftt ..-fl.. -.t ~ Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
M AR led .
d I Z ID .

ARscl.~sy. % re So, March. by Rev 81 foar 70,
NJ JONAS HALL ~ M. MANY JANE NJSIkAND
oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

GEru HAUl-Robct Mclaughlin hauled in
sN ,h.asoad shad on Tuesday morning These
hsh are a.tulc.hcr t,o plenty ih,ssossou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
For Hrcuen.
From Bremen.
For Chagres.

OHIO. S.sr>.s Fr,r - r, - A. =
Nkk>ChNf tlfl Nart >r,rr.ss f-cr Ncs arS W. ~
fiiLAnklF Ria y Ni-s,..s- F-.r ~ Ia ~. n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

CRY CurH1 Before Judge Grce uwood. Alder
men BurbalA aud Mg.hmcre. Case II Onc J. yfd
Ih0mDsol 1t was generally expected that the
trial oi this man for passing counterfeit mone., Ms
is ale.cI iu ihe indictment would take place yes
t,rday bat the defendant appeared iu Court and
made Gu affidavit that inpOrtr nj witnesses had not
yet been obtained, and also that the prisoner y as
ind sposod aud MT able to attend 20 his case The
deposition oil stephen Smith was taken howev-
er. 10 be used at the time OF the trla only that
witness being PEELED 10 Dee absent from the City
upon the dap of the trial which was fixed by al
lournmcnt on Thursday u lie present wcck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

For America.

DclIN,s LlNE-Nlil, Jrs.s IuGg,l
All ANfIt n. Ntsr frr Nes "a. W.. M
4k~lf 4N ...... Nl.... ,. So e. Ne Ne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

10 The I'rG Statesman announces the death
% NJ 8 II HksNtti Superintendent and War
irn 81 the lows ptuitentiarV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

S,rRErr CovKr o. rsz UNIrEo STATS
Uasai.g,cs. Mcajsy AYr,. 22-No. - Ssnur.
Davis. plaintiff ~ err Is. po,ce Jas % Coz
.,,ria The argument @. his cause was com
menced by Mr. Coxc ior ,he plaintiff "a error s-.'
continued by Gea Jones The defendant err r
aol D, Nj 6lPn .,r The plsi4iif N erFo'. Al
burned until % N ,rTow. u ,csocs VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

loNN-lbe Loco Focus oi Iowa. are 10 have
State Convention al Iowa City, on the 18th of June
n,Nt % uomiuste candidates for STATE officers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

Sl,hNl,s Al pEHNANBCco-Capisin Kcsrney,
c, the British b,ig Arsbeia Tlrbc', who srrived
this mornm, from Pcrusmtucc, informs us that
considerable sick4ess still prevails at the above
place among the shipping and ashore when shc
llt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24
NEWARK ITEMS.

a LoAv The city OF Newark adyortiscs for a
oau o.. $4,000 rod,cmnble .u 20.
~ The ram of Monday las been o.. great ben
,ii 10 o.. country ia ihis vicinity. TIE fruit trees
i've great promise
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-24

The people oi hoes ''uhtNs Vt" "i 3" w.. VIZ
the 18th May for and against ssgbscrptloo OF sloo-
900. hv thst county 10 the Belpre and Cincinnati
Rsi'road and 100000 20 the Scloto and Hooking
Valley Railroad 1t D, supposed that each mea
sure will be carried by n large majority
The people Of jackson County Ohio, ave lust
authorized asubscripiion Of 100000 10 the Ink of
the former road which viii pass through their
county.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01
SELLING OrF Ar COST.

HEREBY inform the citizens Of Lancaster and
u vicinity, that will sell my entire Stock Of
Goods at Eastern City Cosl for cash only. My
stock is large and fresh, comprising 'f Ha
Dry Goods, Hardware,
QUEENsWARE, Ready Made CLOTHING,
Hats, Boots and shoes, Cotton Yarn, sc.
respectfully call the attention Of Country Mer
chants to my Stock. especially some
800 pieces Of FRESH PRINTS
900 do BROWN MUSLIN riH
A Large Lot OF READY MADE CLOTHING
A pretty aud well assorted lot Of QU EMS
WARE aud HARDWARE. sutr
pledge myself that there is no humbug in the
matter-the Goods must be sold. As gnaran
tee tlatI am doing as propose. you will fud my
private cost mark exhibited for the examination
of all who wish, so that you can look through my
stock and sell to yourselves--aiter selling at Pri
vate sale for u short time the balance Of my Goods
will be otherwise disposed Of. Persons wishing
to commence The Dry Goods business IN Lancas
ter, are informed that my Store and Ware Room
will be for rent. Friends ifyou let this opportu
nifty Of getting bargains pass, you may never have
another. So come on quickly, --..s. n
| Fl. w. Dwelling.
| Lancaster, August 81, l849 .dN IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01
IA. q. FARREf.T.,sI /

OCtCuA 0SCO IA oOAoA 4l0lmenLs
The most Extraordinary Diie6vsryin ne World
isthe great Ara6faA Remedy for Man & Bsasa
n NHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara.
y. bian physicians in tle naSs Of DID, Mere then
looked upon as the result Of h6gi6. but sihes vSe
have become intimate with their history we can
thus account for their surprising power oysr dis.
ease. Their athinments in the knowledge Of med.
cine wera the wonder Of the age, while at tho
same time the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin, was to the rest Of the world
"a sealed book;" and in Botany they were the
most Jealous oistudents. In the beautiful groSha
which skirt the desserts Of Aribia, abound rare
plants aud odorous woods, whehce are obtaihed
those aromatic gums and fragrant balsams, ofWhch
this Incompatible linimeni is composed, and by
whose stimulating, unctuous. penetrating and Ano:
dyne properties il is, when applied nstantanebhsly
diHused through the whole nervous systeth, HlASi
ng the most intense pain in the Incredibly short
time of 10 or Is minutes. Its action Is prompt
Lpowerru and effectual, without the least danger.
Ittpepetrates the flesh to the bone reaxes con.
ltracted cords, restores use to limbs which have
Ibeeu palsed for years, causing the shriSeled hesh
Ito grow out and rich blood to tircuats through
its veins 1t restores the Synovial Fluid Sf joint
Water, and this is the reason why il has been so
universally successful in curing all diseases Of the
Joints. In chrsnc affections OF the Spine, Liver;
Lungs aud Kidneys, tins great Arabian remedy
! stands unparalleled forAgueCake or Enlargement
OF the Spleen it is Specifc;Iand for Rheumatism
il has performed some OF the most extraordinary
cures Oh record; also for Cramps. sweings, Pains
Wounds, Chilblains, Burns, White Swellings
Tumors, &c. &c. tits equally efficacous in dis
euses OF Animals such as Fistula, Poll Evil, Swee
ney Stiff complaint, Distemper, Farcy, Sprains
Bruises, Wounds Mango. Spavins, Windgalls
Splint and for nearly all diseases, either in mar
or beast. which require an external application
this Lniment stands at the head Of all medicines
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01
WOOLEN GOODS;
ANIMALS FOR 1850;


BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDA VS.!
TUVHE SOUVENIR GALLERY,-a large and
IL beautiful Annual splendidly illustrated with
iue Steel Engravings aud richly bound;
The FLORAL KEEPSAKE, bound in new and
superb style, and illustrated by 100 fine engra-
wings;
The eRoSEMARY--eleSanty illustrated by IL
Steel Engraviugs;
The WOMEN OF THE SCRIPTU URES-splendidly
illustrated by 10 Steel Engraving, and an illu'
minated FrOntispiece;
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF THE SAVIOR, with
Is Illustrations oil Steel and illuminated Title
Page;
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE APOSTLES,
illustrated by l2 splendid Steel Engravingsi
The MIRROR OF LIF e. with l2 illustrations on
Steel, 81 richly bound in new and chaste style;
The Lady,s Gift, The Frien ndship's Onering,
The GArlnnd, The Ivy Wreathp
The Snow Fnke; Young Lady's Offering; The
Amaranth. and many other Annuals and Pre-
sentation Books-beautifully bound and illus
trated. Alison large variety OF beautiful Jg.
VENILE KEEPSAKES, elegantly illustrated
and richly bound in various styles,
just received and for sale ut the Book Store OF
JOHN L. TUTHILL,
OPposite SkafsTs Hotel
November 80, 1849 .ss 81 f4et, 80
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01

II You would avoid BrOiIS, learn to Fry.
A DOMESTIC DRAMA. ~ THREE ACTS AND HALF
SHORT MErRE-BnEo ThR KIND OF METRE UsEI
BY MOST GAS coMPAEIBs,
This longing after beaHiy,
This sighing after curls,
This chasing aIler fashion,
Wherever fashion whirls,
And all that suIt Of thing
May do for those who like them
For tluse leyod OF TASTE,
For those Nylro barter diamonds of
For diamonds made of paste;
Aud utler blOckheads:
Dul TO wife who truly loves,
Who'd be what she appears.
Who'd spread sunshine round the man
Who keeps AWAY her tears,
Aud brings her 'taters home.
We'd whisper softly in her ear,
We'd grave il an her heart.
That knOwing well to fry steak
Beats sentiment aud art,
A darned sight
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01

DISAPPOINTMENT AND CoNsoLATGoN.-
Some time since, fellow purchased a
sheep's head but not being skilled in the
art Of cookery, requested the knight of
the cleaver to give him directions 10
dress it, holding the bargain in his hand
suspended by the nd.pipe, while the
butcher was writing such directions for
him. a remorseless dog came past and
siezed the bloody prize. and ran clear of
with il; the poor fellow. with all the sang
froM imaginable, exclaimed. "nover
mind. it's no use to the thief, for he does
not know how to cook IT,"
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01

PADDY's BooTs,-We heard good
one of greeh spIig from the Emerald
Isle, who, the other day, entered boot
and Shoe Store in this city to purchase
himselfa pair of 'brogans. After over
hauling his stock in trade without being
able to suit his customer, the shopkeep'
er hin,ed that he would make him pail
TO order. ...... ...
"And wha. wha will you AK TO make
me good pair iv lheml' was the query
The price was named; the lrishmar
demurrpd, but after "ba,ing down" the
thng was a trade. Paddy was abou
leaving the store. when the othe. rallet
after him. asking:
But what S'ze shall | make them, sir!
"Ocb!' cried Paddy promptly, nive
mind the size, at all Make them dslarg
as yc Conveniently can for tie money !
Nrwark Mercury
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-02-01

CVAn Indian was some years since
brought befnre magistrate in Connect
cut, in a state Of considerable inebriety,
and instead Of answering directly to the
questions put by the Justice, merely NUT
tered out, 'YouI I'pnnr is very wise-your
honor is very wise, say"
Being unable to get any other answer
from him, the Justice ordered him to be
locked up ill the next day, when he was
brought forth perfectly sober.
"Why, John said the Justice, you
were drunk as loon last night
"Drunkl" CALCULATED John.
Yes, drunk as beast. When asked
you any question, the only answer yon
made was-your honor is very wise
very wise
Did call your honor wisel askel
the Indian, with look of Incredibly.
Yes" answered the magistrate.
Then replied John, l must hare bee,
drunk. sure cn0aghF
MATaIMoNIAL MEAsUREs.-TYo Pol
kas make one Filtration.
Three FIirlalions make on squeeze o
the Hand.
Four squeezes make one Kiss.
Five Kisses make one Moonlight meet
ing,
Two Moonlight Meetings, make one
Wedding.
Two Weddings make -Four Fools.