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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR
GASTRIC JUICE

Prepared from RENN III, or the iOlr'h IJhACit ''f
THE OK, after directions Of DAR0N LIEBG, She great
Physiological Chemist, by J. :. HOCGHTON, NJ d. Phil
THIS trrly wonderful remedy for indigestion. Dyspep
sia Jaurdic Liver Complaint, Constipation aud Debility
Curing Natures method by Natures own Agent
= Halia teaspccnrul Of PEPsI,l, infused i'll water
vii. digest dissolve, Ere Pounds Of Roast Beet IN about
PTPgIN is The chief element. or Great Digcstng Prnc
PIE Gastric Jucethe Solreat n the tood the Pure
jag Prssrr tng, aud Stimulating Agent Of The stomach
and utt>,!neS Is extracted the Digestive stomach
Of the OK, th8s forming ARTIFICIAL. DIGESTIVE
precisely like the natural Gastric Juice in its Che
mcai Powers and furnishing complete and PERFECT
,aiI, and yiis ~ iSi,j,ESTioE and ~ SPEPSIA are
removed just they would be by healthy Stomach. Il
doing wonders for Eypepcs, curing cases Of DhBll-
TY, ENACINTI0N. NEKVOt' : DECLINE,a and DfSPEP-
TIC NP4IDN, supposed to be on the verge OF the
grave The Scientific Evidence upon which il is based, is
the highest degree curioua and remarkable.
Scientific Evidence.
BARON IIEBIG in his celebrated work Animal
Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid, analogous
the Cast icJuicc may be readily prepared from the nr-
membrane or the stomach OF the Calf in which vari-
articles Of food, meat and eggs VIII be Sftened,
changed, ami drfstcG Just in the manner they
trou.d be an ttsh.mIH stomGcf.'
Or. PEREIRA in his famous rcatls0 on Food and Di-
ct published by FoWicrs & Wells, New "rk, page 30,
the fact aud describes the method OF prepare
ti1n. Ihecr few higher authorities than Dr. Perira
Dr CONNIE in his valuable writings on the Fh!a'9o-
y Dcsnn, observes that "a dmnution Of The due
quantity ofhc Gastric Jaicei- prominent and alprcvail-
ngcausc oDYsP"p-ia and he states that "a distinguish
ed professor of medicine in London. who severely at
licked with , mpaia finding everything el.c TO fail
had recourse Ia the Gastric Juice. obtained the
achs Of living animals. which prorc4 completely succcsf
Or. GRAHAM author Of the famous works on ~ egcti-
Bile Diet" saws Ii il remarkable fact In physiology,
stoncis animals Inaccracd III water impurt
uil property dissulyn9 various articles food
and ~ n,r1l, kind Of artificial d rstio of them in no
wise different from the nGIuraIdiEestNe process"
Dr. SIMON'S great work, the "ChcmiStry of Man, Goe
(. Wanrhnrd PGiI.drIr,ia ZIG M 34i-2l saws: The
discovery PErSIN forms in the chemical his
tory Of Digestion. From recent experiments, we know
ftIid sirif
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
"a cnEra @aloo

I10~ 3ALoo
TwyHF Farm commonly known IS The Mount Farm, in the
Town of -umers. on The Burlington r0ad-occuued
nv Fphrsn Perkins containing $50 acree-2G0 acres nm.
der fence, and l2uacres oftimbcr.
The buildings and Improvements rstrac and in good
oref-ith large orchard admirably adapted for -,ock
farm.
ALsO-f5r sale farm Of 50 acres noar Richmond.
with good improvements well watered and good
Apply to T. Perkins on the first mentioned prefua or 70
Oct. =, 81, Kenoshs J BOSD
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

fT@t b"or NORTH IF +. Baio's Hardcare Store,
\ large and well selected assortnontuf
Drugs 9' MEDICINES,
PURE LIQUORS for medicinal use.
Po'nfs' OILS d Iarnishes of all kinds
Camphnc, Sperm and Lard Oils Sinarinc and Poor, ;,
rv Wr,, ,nI ~ 'hEDitiNtS of almost every var-
c!' NINb"W Glass of all sizes generally used md also
Guy 10 oFoc large variety OF Fancy and Miscellaneous
CARnoTlc AcID GAS Soda water always on hand
w " '1-iAiIIlt f. Balm.
~ . having been engaged several wears mast in the
Ii"''!' Oh Hcdcine, and the selling of Drugs and Ncd
oimes' prepared to buy and 81" GOOD articles and To
ease. - '' III INC cure Vi us
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

q STORY ofthc Churches Of Wisconsin in connection
u a in the v scpnsin Conventions by Rev STEPHEN Pee.
hce - cch's. For sale 2t KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

iilES of every kind suitable for Pulpit and Family
n . use, or presentation, Tor sale at
dec ~ KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

Ill BATZE and Oil Cloth FOX Tables. Halle a.
~ ~, ". & C0s.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
A Fountain Of Sweet Waters.
Solid, Unb oxen, Phalanx,

For they have H. and know that good. And
{. urn ti. ,,u. convince every doub tful
a.lI cause t.e L>IfHE. rDTTi .\IION ia one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

DlAnik BOOKS, f!ll and half bound, Common ana
d"l7i"id; CAg Letter and Bin Paper, fine qualities
\ -''-' 10. kISG'S BOoKsrouE
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20

s IS0 FARM GATES for sale at tho Kcnosha Steam
u PLANlNG MILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-20
Carriage Making.
PIPE FOR CHAIN PUMPS
a. II. WEGEETNrAN,
At his shop, on Exchange Street,

NPRING STYLE of Hccbes Hats, reed This dev
) the sign hf the Pig Hat. s y COMsTOCk
kenoshH, Al ril 2y;Ih, 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
kAroNAm.-This is the new name given

kAroNAn.-This is the new name given
by a order Of the Postmaster General b the
Post Office In the township of Bedford, Westcheser
County, on the line of the Harlem Railroad better
known as Whitlockville"
The revival of Indian names In memory OF a race
who have left any other traces to mark their
ancient homes, 10 becoming more and more common.
1t thing pleasant and proper in ITSELF and the change
Is generally advantageous, both regards sound aud
meaning In the present instance Il 10 peculiarly APP
propnste kSIOnah was the great Sschem and Saga.
in those parts, aud the owner VI alArge tract
which he conveyed TO the .sT, settlers some
turtles sgo by dreds ~bch Mr. Boron, In HE History OF
Westchcsr quotes from the originals in the possession
Of Judge jay; aud for long time, remarks the hs.
toTisD, the Whole Township of Bedford emphati.
csly styled 10y the early planters "Katonahs Land"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
II Through a friend, who recently ar

u Through friend, who recently ar
rved In this city direct from tho Pacific coast Of Cen
nsl AmeTcs, hear the interesting gence taa.
mine Of superior anthracite coal recently been dls
covered In th- Ste Of San Salvador on the southern
bank OF the River LemDa which enpdes isef in'o the
Peeihc, nOrib Of the Cuff 81 FoDsecs and only few
miles from kessjo The coal has been tested and con-
tsns e'2hy per cert OF carbon, burning Ike the noun
tain and white ssh coal OF Pennsyly The mine h
situated ~ihn thfee hundred yards Of the river
bank, aid crops az different points within space
Of Two and a malt leasues. The vein runs nof'hea"
and southwest The indications " tho strss are con.
sioered by the dl.o~eters usylnz me oehsI Iozs
u il extr' meiy rich, II not irexhsusnoie nh,
the descriptions sivsn 10 U.s. and we ssse % n.,
doubt iEeiT sccurscy it IL rein-iksJs sna
discovery and must prove OF inca ceiapls impn
~ steam navigation on the Pacific Many tns U.s.
now use coal brousht across the ocean or nom 'no
AtIantic ,lde Az coat Of $50 tue. deposiI @so
eop,eri.pr place. 10 such quantities; mast DC moe
nye.cns 20 he owners and as benz hciA TO mo ~ofd
ss soid miro
~ Fifteen individuals were committed
l., e., Srurken on Thursday night last, and
~ ..,~hmeu were required, in several iecsines 70
ouell ds,uI Dances
~ Gold bearing quartz and native cop
b.vs he. N discovered below the surface q. the Hol,
land. Colony, In Western Michigan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
Timber slides In Austria t.

The fore Sis Of Tyrol and Syria by their
magnitude and form OF the oistlD gul,hiug
feature. of those countries when compared with swift
zeTsnd They cover the middle regions Of the Alps,
end encroach upon the verge Of the cultivated
fields which occupy the lower part Of the valleys than
In Switzerland Il mic fret be supposed that these
vast store houses Of timber from their extreme rc.
moeDess and oiflculy OF access, would hardly be- OF
any value 10 man, aud that trees would be- SLOWED 10
flourish and rot, undstnrbed by the AK, on the spot
where Nature planted them THIS Is by no means the
Gaze; there are many remote dbtrcts OF the Austrian
Alps where timber Is the sole produce, where the peo
pie draw h' subsistence entirely from the forest and
humsn ingenuity mss contrved means by which tho
stately stem OF the Troese larcb, which has grown To
maturity close 10 the Glaciers oi the 0reer Spit, Is
transported the Arsenal u Venice or the port OF Trl.
ese while that which has oufished the fountain
head OF the Stza may be found Ia the Of few
m' nhi from the time when mas quilted It's native for
es's, serviI mast 10 vessel of war or mer.
c, anose the Back Sea Ttere can DO no difficulty
10 the transpOT of timber growing tho borders Of
nsVissble river; bat II IL a different thing when IL
grows At the distance Of many mites from any stream
capable Of ioatiDg log, or where the streams low Ia
din cuon u pose 10 that In which the wood Is b be
carried.
pWhtr" the nsvigabe stream Is wanting the difficulty
mas for many years overcome by me ans of Aides
(csl' In Austria Rian) which are In TACT semiclrc,.
lar uoughs formed OF six eight r trees placed side
by sce aro smo' thed By stripping on the bark These
sometines nd many miles. They are CONSTRUCTED
as TO LrestVe giadual descent-sre not always
stia'goi but inside round the shoulders of
The mountains being at times carried In tunnels through
projecting ROOFS, and al others conducted over
vince aod hOloss on the tops Of tall stems, like the
piers Of bridge until they terminate on the borders OF
some stream capable Of carry ing the timber onward.
The Austrian Forests are everywhere trsysrsed by
these cUnthssDees, which form 10 fact rude rail- way
for the ogs. Let the Traveller take heed In passing
there ,ldes after snow or rain has faen. The wood
cutter waits for such favorable spp )rtuDes when tho
ground Ia slippery snd the rivers high 10 launch
forth the timber which has heen cut before Tho
logs descend With the rapidly of arrow, and Il
weulc be certain destruction to encounter IN It's
course great il the force they scquire, that fby
chance leg strikes against any impediment 10 tho
sides Of the slide Is tossed out by tho shock, aud
either snapped in twI Ike wax shiyered spnters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
An EFFIcAcIoUs CHATIsEMENT.-l

An EFFICACIOUs CHATIsEMENT.-A
exemplary wife had The misfortune 10 wed bus-
band who, shOIt y alter their marriage, became almost
sot lie wss not hard. hesr,eo, I'm lust man,
but Ike others, could no, reals, tempta0n
and whenever asked 10 drink ksd mott the moral courage
TO ssy no Bs wife, whom no really loved, expos-
tulalsd snd reasoned unit ne promised never 10 tasto
liquor again; but as soon ss throsn into company his
resolutions were forgotten and be fell into his Old
grsdiDg bsot She ~ept btJer, b,er tears and began
to dtspsir 81 ever weaving him from his monstrous
wee especially as she hai implOred u his fa'se
iends ia ysiD not 10 lead her husband Into evil
psBy RrgbI-ly, however, the corrupnng associate
called and de,pie of ner tears solicited her husband
~ yisit such and such place. The instua,sf man
could nCt ess and and In beastly state Of
iDfoEcsuOD
The ~retchsd woman. wrought 10 frenzy By the
tceHDg ruin that awaited her determined upsn some
plan to ee her legeord from the ippnani,ies Of his
decehiul companion. One night, white her husband
was sstep, shc heard the WeilkLown footstep and
knock a. the door. and opeaBg IL carefully with stout
bDrse Lp Ia her baud seized the welcome yisitant
BY The heir Of th mead and ioficted upon his body
chssse Of the cha scter. AZ soon a.
she released him, b. on aud has never since re.
turned ~ ihorDs IN the dOme,tIc paytyrs OF her
once peaceful home. Her husband was 90 i'm pressed
Nth her Strength Of mnd and courage that he resolved
10 be ne much man az che, and he, since been abste
mious and happy
This e iaci and happened In our city not month
Pait The Psrdes, however, are bOt generally kno rp
Cincinnati Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

For elRfIt or pAlsaRe gppIy %
EDW'DK COLLfNS3 co, No sc Wsl-t, N. Y.
BROWN. SHlPLEY. Il co, Liverpool.
E.G ROBERTS L co, No IS Kings Arms Yard,
London
JOHN MUNROE L co No Rue Notre Dame des
Nisioires, Paris OF GEO. IL. DRAPER, Hsvre.
The of these ships will not be nahe for gold
silver bullion, specie iewery precious stones metals
less bills OF ading signed therefore and the value there
oftherein expressed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
THE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL

composing this line the following:
ATLANTIC, Capt West, PACIFIC. Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt COmstock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
There ships have been built by expressly for Gov
eminent Every has been taken in their
sruction also in their Engines insure strength aud
speed and II accommodations for passengers
qused for elegance and comfort Price Of from
New York Liverpool in first class cabin Sl20 In second
do S7O exclusive Of size state $780, from
Liverpool 10 NewYork $50 and 20. An experience
eeon attached each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATEs OF SAILING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
ANDERBILT LINE for SAN

FRANCISCO-Tbe Shortest ana Cheapest Route
And only Line living Tctets for Crossing III. Ithuus-
fhe hvorit. double-engine steamship PaOMETHHUS
500 tubs will leave from Pier No North River II
o'clock p NJ, precisely, on THURSDAY, August s, for
San Juan del Nore direct connecting with the Pacific
Steamer owe, the Nicsrsgua Transit Route having but II
miles of land trarspOTtsuoB These steamers have
passed accommodations with superior ventilation. and
passengers now 70 through without any delay the PsEo
steamer bens In sitips ard the lsst crossing from Virgin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
RAILROAD.-NEW-
\ EW-IORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA
81 CANANnAIGL-A RAILRNAn ms Tim Lava

Y and CANANDAlGUA RAILROADS Trains leave
Pier foOr of Dusne-st. az follows:
ExPREss TRAIN a. ~ A. NJ, for Canandagua Rocseste-,
Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada Nest-aruypg anan-
6aieus evening
MAIL TRAIN at A NJ stay night az Elulirs, and
arrive az Canaucaigus esrly next day
NICHr EXPRESS att p NJ This IL the tourists route b
Western New ork and Niagara Falls The are large
and commodous ard Tor pleasure cannot bs equa.ed
those on any other road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

Bay, occupying only day This routs offers superior 3D.
yanafes to families going California II being the only
by which Passengers Always under the Of ocerS
attached to the Line and at this tins. much healthy
and comfortable than by any other For nforna ion
at the lowest rates spply only the Office. No Bat
tery.plsce. Up stairs tn D. z ALLEN AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
MOSS MAYNARD,Jr/
john A. WEEKS : Commissioners.
JOSEPH S. YORK,
BDu p DiVns. Attorney jyl5tOc1
SUPREME COuRT-ln the matter Of n.

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of the
1sppsuon Of the Mayor Alderman asd commo Of The City
SAID cty shi Inc until WALKER ST, and
tie widening of WALKgR-sT IN .zi5 Cry norhery SIDE
and the throwing The srsd ~ the n7fs- on o. I-ne
Or.uge, Walker and Canal ST. the Public Notice
81 Nv fo puruat ~ statute "a se case MADE ana PROV fet
that tie saj Ito Mayor Aldermen and Cooonsly OF he Cry o
a..
Cry Hal OF Ssw Y1rt. SATURDAY he sth
thereafter copa-e can ~ n-sf ior uih auon and
amendment he oFa4 rule % slB.tm-a of Of
ku at ard A-sssseut The above -uutd dttsf
tn arf- end premises -fn meltnff and fest1i -ssaJ
b. b. ~ Tor s improvement intended y the above elt
Esd Rule r--p-ct sad hnis pre-
.hal conoru O. Tie Resolutions ~ the Common Council
passed joy ls, and zhh said Resolutions fl--
k--oec 1t is Cana - BE- sxercei direct Ines, AID
Of -dth Orsngs 81 Tat liz lorh
sasiey Of Csnst ~I-uded
nuber0 ard that al he land VOC
iu,c and Ofsnss Waker and Mulberry sts b. .n a. plbEe
81 That Wsker -. from Mul5erysL L4ihJ~ 10
-dsr.d thr bornery sse, Walker Il,
r-- .,r--, hg- let ~dh fa That The nOrhery
Ds.oB Il and that tie SL1 bls b-t~e-n liz sad bas
trued are Luder and Dvon oDsa-d ya0hc
direct ne o. R1s- snd NJ, tho se ying between such lnes
oolu1aed snd Dspa aDd Rgtssrst op-nsd puoIc
streets th Tat tie nosLsry lEs o. the ~d-nns u Nss-fst
b-iure continued 10 sfeci he % last bffsU Hd aai al
Tie zfc ne further roHlnst 4Hd ka Broad
sud Rats-r op-n-t gao-c rs-ts 7t Ina; ia
ouH-d y he u,r,Dn OF 1eue, WsGsf' Orange srd
CaIal e1fenJ op~nea thrown h-
Ro %, That The Tor Extsltus Cal o. and "frhns Wal
directed % r-sollton Comma CO.acl I'D
proved By tie Nsyoron day hsy isf ate--t o a
u tas lregatg k-eon. ant
Cou.e cthe Coraon BE- aad h@rpty the
Cour .sd Rsoutos Of IL I'll nag l8fs .n1.4
-n-t lie -sc In - h@rety altered Alt ths
YOfL Further ave lo- pas .of-sae ny
vao make sgptoauon or The regDatneut % he Dt~at
.,progo-.e - s1eriss Date. Nev Tot. jay 70 lss9
JJ4gtoA - HENRY DAVIES. A:iorncy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05

- ytca'ou n the Mayor Adsfm@u sId coinnonay Of
Cry ~ fofS, 'eaF~ o. IL OfkNiNG n one HUNDRED
AND !" EN11 fOt KIN ST. frr - Od c. lrch Roat
9Th III Cy u A ioft.Ine und-rgl-i
81 kstH9ts All Assssuen "a s glove sul-d hss-y
urce pufFuaLt fn he Act tie L@ssa-
uf- o. r. p-pe u L Of Nv YofE enled Actto
amend Act erutf A. % rstur, several re
u-J o. lie Cg al Hsu irr lntO Aei passed apri
sBd also lie Act entitled An A. % -elian eaed a. Al
relation The oectoE 81 Assrlen AID Tsxes % the Ctr
srt CORY 81 NeT iort ert FOR cer sufpos- passed May
ls paced Nay sf o. Tie OVER 0vE-f occupant or oc
cupan 81 m oues. md l9fuv- unm9,o, II sns. affected
tLeI-t, that 10y have c0p--i tef aud
IL above su's matter. at Aaf al Niss1tsr- az
Ctet ersty, vhury - oppose
fLr otsciau- ~rns BERRY BEEKNAS, Esq
hs LhsHHci u. as Conna.onefs tie Office Of 6srEs L.
Osborn No ~ habeiryrt, n Tie CITY u Ssvfoh, stLsa
iny ssy. Iron ~ Gate 81 us lo,e And that the hIas
tiae-d - he af estimate and asess-nt he
ois petss TIztes Of and AMI kefsefb ara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
GIPKtME COURT.-Sarah BuckIin, by her

g. PkENE COZ RT.-Sarah Buckhn, by her
kSn-Nt friend Thomas Nh~, sssin- John Bncshn-io JOHN
BIChllN You hereby summoned and required % tho
cml tbs acton. shah 6cj the oes ofths C- %
~ County NsNfori Al The City han the CITY o. Mes iork
80 day of May 2 ant 20 oi answer a. the
sad complaint the subscriber ohe M - Nassau street.
Cts Of New fotk, within DAYS at-f the
You exclusive he dy Of such sRi .l -
the SAID complaint within tie Aforesaid the puud
the sos WI sppy The Cont @r the relief demanded 10
compl.ut-Dstsd. April 26. lSsl
i.seiass~Tu. A T. PISSEY. Plaintiff Ato,n-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM


NIIED SIAIE MAIL SIEAM-
u SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-Only through u 9
Nail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, VIA ASPIN.
WALL and PANAMA.-By order Of the Postmaster-Gene
raj the United Mail with the CafOr
oils and Oregon Mails are to be dispatched on the 5th ana
goth Of each month direct for AspiDwa and from New
Orleans On 4he It'll and 22d When these dates occur on
Sunday the sailing 10 be postpo ned until the Monday follow
ing The Pacific Mail Steamers are to he in resdne.s or
Immediate dispatch on arrival Of the mails al Panama
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co
The following Is list Of the steamships belonging 20 this
Company.
GEORGIA......S,O0 600 tuns CRESC'T CITY, 800
200 tuns CHEROkEE....l,3.O tuns
iLIINOIS.......25OO tuns PHlLADELPhA.l.lOO tuns
EMPIRE ClTY...zO0o tuDs I'll DOkADO....lSh tunf
FALCON..... ........:.. Ill Oh tuns
Leaving NewYork for Aspnwsl CD khe 9TH and nth OF
zach month.
The new steamship FL DORADO and the FALCON will
trm direct line between NewOTleans aud AsDinvsl
leaving 18th I'd Of each month"; and with
the Pacific steamships Through Line to and from Ne~Or
leans In heXc-, California and Oregon Passage
fom New-Oreans can be secured from ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS CO. Agents at that place
The RATES TRoM NETWORK re AsPIswALL WILL Be
Ladies saloon
Lower Al 40 A' oaoOh -
second CaDin
- - - - -. y
ieSps ~ SI-IS -; -; 9lGc n'pil I aIIncs
q sAs 10 S S, g T a Ooa.i i =. p p es IN
ans over hsH NE distance IRON AspnwsI 10 Panama the
Transit o. tns may uV Pe'obSu ~ Hoi eg.tssa
% twen'y"u expense "hen VsIles rom tiotc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-05
p,so..s-Ta .sns wo Sii,s az f . ....,.
SUPREME COuRT.-Edward q. Thomp-on

SCsn 'nshI ~ william Hsni-n bFook h GUARDIAN
n"lA t. SahbS an infant, BY The guardian
i7nd g&n,Hs ADAMS, David Thog-oa. rhoHlas r. Q4mby,
George w lhomp-on. Abraham Tlomp.on Ju.or J,es ~
Thompson Aonro Brown and 40 vie samuel car.
diner snd Way Gardner be. vile Juhs Carl
otby ; Card fs hunt Morns knsh ani Csthsas k1sbt H.,
Sie Daniel l. Coz Nhan 4 Smith Hsdy N.sh N.y A Thomo
William W Campbell, Thomas Bayls Hear shelirs
fersnd, Gardner spub The Amercsn Bbe so-sy NJ An
Tact Sa~iy. tn. Aueucab so-,y MILAN,
Booth. Treasurer VI The Central Am-ncsa Edst.sn
The American Colonization Soey, JSsp~f c0nns Treasurer
The Hone nonay sley Henry HI. Treasurer Of Tie Amen.
Bosri forsgr Missions The New lof L.
Tor the lnfucon u the Deaf and Dunb. and e
Yo. Institution the BIND. descendants the shove
DEFENDANTS You hcfchy summoned aud required
the complaint this vheh vii be 6led the o.s II
Cers OF the CITY and County Of New iort the CITY Hall
Cy OF New iors and % thereto
the subscriber his o,- No6 Va. the city shic
days after the hereof and Tyoa s
the ad complaint within the Aforesaid the pAnud. VII
sppy the Court TOR The rehe demanded the eomge
New. iors. April lO tS62
WILLIAM FULLERTON Plaintiff Attorney
ecompau tbs acton aled in the Ode othe CefA o.
the City and County Of New forA. the 18th LAY Of June so
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ZINC Warranted puro.-
~ The NEW.JERsEY ZINC co, Warehouse, No. ~
Dey-st are prepared supply their Zinc Paints tns fol-
loving prises. 49,, -, ,
Ne White ground in oil &c. per pound.
No 8 White ground in oil, 7c per pound.
Blown and 3 ack, ground IN oil ste pey pound.
Dry White OF ZINC, &c. per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough teri In Europe ana the United stss h.s
been found beauts and qualities onsoi
than any paint For Wilderness and bnisDoy It 10 us
rvsed free from all poisonous properties 30 eommos
and 10 other psment will sover-equai weighs
from 10 70 h per cent space ihsn lead and tneIe
Fore unoh cheaper the As an inside paint II
Will DOT yeoV, when exposed 20 the snphuroo,
ysOe. Of coa res or the foul air OF shps Their White Zzs
ground Va vanish produces the porce ain finish Theu
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
10 few hours form hard and solid metallic coating sSsn
wood brick iron and other metallic sursces are
or ther reproof prOI srties They specially sdapte
for marine purposes having been found 10 resist the eo
dog .coo If salt ster destructive 70 othsr Ps.~-
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by
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