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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

Ships Victoria. Chnmricn, London; Victoria Watineton
Ahtytrp Afghan, Baxter Aspnwali; Britannia simpson,
Quebec 1arss Express Boss, Matanzas; REGATTA, Pratt
nanzanil'a, Midas tBr) Palmer. st John. NIB; Carolina
horr ood Charleston: brgs Sarah Colman
iirdi Forop 90; sehr Henry Mason, Guptll. Ca.
Wind at sunrise, WsW; meridian, WsW, and fresh sun.
set ", and fresh
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*. CuoIsR, u DUANE STREET NAY Bg con.
- sNltea VI tisehses. Ills has been
tf Old chronic stonish
nust tti,iabs. 4 IL well s. q
c.t OF ths profession IS the Successful
" aisehses N New York tits experience Is the
tsont3ons years devoted eAclueysy 80 this sPeciats ~
the proic scion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

L'OR SAN FRANCISC0--EARI.E IN JULY-THE
splsn dd sew double engine stehtnsbp C1Tf OF Pl1is
BURG, 2iN tons tufthen VIM q. Stotssburr ssmmsads-
This speood steamship having raderrcpe stra
tons t. suit her for the trade and 90 make her
hyperion to steamer the Pacific. will sail
francisco as above touching At VALPARAISO AID Panama Ucr
cations are superior to steam ship afs HAVING album
dance Of both sht and mir well li.ht
dscks sosfdcn ty eSpastsd she will make tie
20 SAP Francisco IN IS short time his been sdc by
any steamer thus Offering to families and tose who de-
eire tsir comfort much rieatahtcr tnn
tbe crowded tamers via Chagrcs as only inited
tcf Of passengers win be taken App'y 20 THOMAS RICH
nut street, philadelphia.
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hk JOHNSON, 10 DUANE sTRBkF, so wnLi
- khoNh tot the last twenty two years. - tsa
-rcress'ri Practitioner ~ New York in de
etses nss 10 enrsuted unai at has old shce ihc.-
Hho rave suffered from edca Iretsnders. may raly 81
having sher eAses treated by physician Of pecnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

z ! Y VI
~ Bremen, via southampton tn, United States ria
steamship HERMANN, G5wrrd Higgins. 3. NJ, comman-
GER viii leave Tor Beaea toscbiag ~ southampton 70
land tic mss and passengers for aud Frseoe
Saturday TO- at IL c'cioc Vi pier
river. Price Of passage from rev York southsnp
Bremep First abn, main sas $40; first cabin,
sa DON Sio0 seocud cabin SO An experienced surgeon Is
attached to the ship All letters must through
Post office Spesie delivered in svre .n5 Lopdo. For
passage freight, apply
AULLfR, SAND& RtEaA, Agents, 26 South street.
Tho steamship Washington will the HERMAN,
Ia 18TH Jv'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

Shin lsnac Webb Chopper. from Liverpool, MAY l, "
nose and passengers. TO II Marshall X Co
Ship Princeton, Russell from Liverpool, "a DAYS. y
M 20 and passengers, 70 Frost & Hicks.
Shin ABERDEEN. 45 days from Uavre
Bark Jane Morrison, ~ dsys from bremen.
Brig Antidets, from Cardebas.
Brem bark Caroline, from Cailao
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

~ K. ARDS OPPORTUNITIES FaIFN II &C REt
~ rha bts. sydGao-. then there II no uciic1as
t. be iastd {" this Thousands t0i Jog neI
aNsE would haze got vel without II Nov sa.as by al
ttlgcs without discovery. from
seJatt cesta ~, d,s,As rire s., Oh corner Of CO
nsi street aud BsoHnwRv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

eomhanUer will leave PsT kast risar Ter the above
direct lucsdny, June I'D att O'Clock J. NJ This skp
cabin sate So Pas.agc In STORAGE sH Tor frosn.
or pssroec apply board " rhowss - stanton, 20
South street 10 Lincoln Co. l2l Peat street, Ma
sureneDt goods % cents foot. E - !, ling will b.
yishsd - shipper application to tie eicrS o.rd
the sfes Of the and signsa only TIC
sbip BENJAMIN FRANKLIN wal su.esva tho william
Penn.
NOR BGEMEN--TIE FINE FAST SAILING 6EFlEN
i bark COPERNtCUS. N Wiotng master, orc year cid.
Will sa for BreT positively before the I'd ~ june.
OWNS u tho aios low reisht she viii reoasby take
no 'arso and therefore offers superior Opportunity 70
pafsergers Tor which she has Hhc anu acanm
ons Apply to the Captain on bonrd foot OF Rector street.
or 70 EODEWALD. BROTHERS, 20 Beaver street
Ton CuAKi EsToN.-uNIyEDs STATES sEMI-WhrKi,
~ Nail Idtt The new, fast and Ftpsre,y nnS"'a
steanthir MARION NJ Berry, Commnudcr, VI esq
No. r.. ~ saturday juno 12lh a, e,e. =. II,
sre, " sP"rfoG t TlLrsIToN Co. IS South street
EoR RIO JANEIRo AND vALrAs $50 81, -, -f,E NEW
double en- sine steamship CDttLs LOU sohs turtaen
n Crnnn,r cornmarder will depart Tor the above Ports
o. Tbrsday Of July ersuns ,ar '"Se TO above
'''''' nxvIs. BROOKS n 60. = Beaver f.reot.
1,,tr ~ rSssNGF.-rOR SAN rnkSIfscu DiKGnr.
~ new and fast FALLING fiinrcr.bun. ship WV H..
uAkprcK Robert Marshal comma nler viii ~ VI n ri
ra,f 81 prst lion viii DO necessary CIR cabin
-, h ra Sage hpps hpnr prr "a north t,tr
,ht nr't, BU1hrR bnofurRs iisabl iG' sonth sire y,
fyOfbl Cuirtl ,uiDtf, Tutl rAaI sNhNG
~ liia hAlt& hfE tNr me- trs f4Ai A.Ht3 vino. dt
rcct 'fth Pos tfi4htt afply t1r'Y N n
SAnNEhN a 80. oWrprs. ~ Nestnu street she ho5 ~
uhc!p q psitlAg fttet. fg1tl .teE.
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" or IEftuNm 7 bhttTe. onfe begun.
Rs1pcath'd from hlecSi sing sire to son
4. 4 a.

Resolved that extend rhoina. Francis sIearher
Eq al invitation 10 visit our borough in order that
may tes'lfy C him personally the high regard enter
lain fer who has raised has voice and riskca his life
IN do,ence q The Liberties al hi country
hesolNed. That = committee Of pc-sons he ap-
pointed ~ The President o. this meeting invite Thomas
tfsrcis Nearacr rq TO VISIT our borough his earliest
te"efcrec aud that the committee b. instructed
Pl'sthl hun With copy of these re solutinus
u i.r. rGwlu
20, Nirhael y 6liitn aInee Fiyannsh D.. ID III.
tG'an y. +. Brobst T. Poole md John y Rayick upon
.aij committee
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Cost an6 foun6.
a REWARD.-The house No.

&IOO REWARD.-The house No.
Up wv $50 4;h-sv. entered on the night OF tho
18th inst ard the following among the articles
the gold Watch Cooper, No +s72, with plain gold
chain stfached
/ fne diamond Breastpin. single setting.
/ lsdy's Breastpip, Turquoise setting.
rid pencil with white In the head, which was
engraved ITO Geo Peckham, BY the Union Nominating
Committee Merca, ale Library Association"
pocket book containing AIS IN gold snd 81 In bills one
con mutation Ticket issued BY Harlem Railroad 70 George
Peckh.m; note signed BY Nicholas Carol for go, and
sundry papers only the Toether with
lot Of es and genileuens clothing saos OF the gentle
mems elohng hss the name OF George Peckhsm marked
upon 1t; also baggage check No SO, N Y B. r. Road.
The above reward will be paid for the recovery OF the pro-
Ierty and the Arest Of the thief GEORGE PECkHAM,
No 90 Liberty st, or No. SSp 4thav.
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MARY SEAMAN. By Mrs. Grey
lNl T. B. PETERSON No. 90 Chestnutst, Philadel-
phis, publishes this day. from the advanced sheets pur
chased in Europe,
MARY SEAMAN
By Mrs Grey, author Of 80 The Gamblers Wife,"
and said to be the best work before written
by her. 1t is of the most bewtchng and charming
works that has been published and will read
without recommendiDgi 1t. The three Engsh volumes
all published In volume Of 200 octave pages and
the price Of the comp lee work is only fly cents copy
Single copies Of Mary Seaman will be sent any one
place this country free Of postage, the receipt OF 50
cents in q letter postpaid.
Read what the English press say of it
novel re will ssSS Mr. Grey; sT, " ,pn,.9n to Tie TIE
g0wsGy conceived nov''e ysss ss
and the other .s'' Character. are
and much c.v.rne.. dpnysd tSroa:Sou,
lls well .rtten novel The scenes OF ..ns interest,"
and denOuemen sliay and appropriately worried o.,
Mar, ssaham will become of the avons novels of the
The ereeu, on OF this taeis very remarkable Cspeet.Or
inovcl viii interest large circle of readers afford
T d Ss'i very interesting. and
utl luness about which canno, fail TO please Cntc.
TB PETERSON also publishes uniform edition OF
Ms Geys Novels either of which be had separately
price Is cents any FIVE will be sent given to any
for one dollar. The following are their names
THE GIPSEY'S DAUGHTER
LENA CAMERON or. The -Four Sisters
THE BELLE OF THE FAMILY.
SYBIL LENNARD A Record of Woman's Lie.
TIE DUKE AND THE COUSIN
THE LITTLE WIFE.
THE MANEUVERlNG MOTHER;
THE BARONE1'S DAUGHTERS.
THE YOUNG PRIMA DONNA.
HE OLD DOVER HOUSE
HYACINTHE or, The Contrast
Single copies OF the above, all Of them Will be sent TO
any penon ALL free of postage on receipt OF remitAnce'
for the same addressed to the publisher, postpaid
PETERSON, No. SO Chestnutst- Philadelphia
For sale by Booksellers and News Agents generally
tbr. ughout the United States.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Nem Publications.

EVRENCH BOOKS.-A large and choice
selection Of standard and popular French Literature
including the works just received for sale
Amateurs respectfully invited to inspect the stock
hand to which additions will Orstantly be made LII
BRAIRIE ETRANGERE, No 5s7 Broadway.
FRANCIS HORSFALL.
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ITO AWYERS-The New Rules
Just issued ADDITIONS TO PRACTICE AND
PLEADING UNDER THE CODE, by HENRY WHIT
TAKER prepared for insertion into the published volume
delivered gratis TO subscribers purchasers The work.
with the additions above contain full synopsis Of the
practice settled upon the recent revision Of the Rules
Price, as heretofore. IS. For sale by
JOHN j. DlOSSY, No. Nsssaust, Newly ork.
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CJNG the GIORIES Of OLD CHIP

~ PEWA.-sCOTT and GRAHAM MELODIES fo
the CAMPAI0N.-HUESTIS COZANS Noe. l0f and
1O6 Hsssaut EewYork have j1st published beautiful
collection of fifty Wig Songs sung by the pm
cpal Scott and Graham Clubs throughout the United
States They comprise the best collection eXan having
been selected by dsn gusbed Whis The mostly
adapted the popular .irs-sueh Old Folks q,
Home" " Dearest Mae Lovely Nell' Ben Bolt Old
Rosin the Bow, star Speugled Banner" Low Backed
Car" Old Granite State Sc &C. The Scott and Graham
eodist 10 printed foe paper 8mo containing u
with correct likeness Of the Old Hero. Persons wishing
copies have them sent by mail by emitng post paid
Is cents 10 copies for 81 Clubs aud booksellers will be
supplied at 81 per hundred. Orders 70 be addressed
HUEsTIS COZANs, Nos. l04 and LOG Nalsau-st, & Y.
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Nolitifal Notifies.

- CeneraI Committee OF Democratic Wn, ~
yy.s rrn.-A meeting Of this C9mW vr MIN ~
ssss 81 the Broadway House on FRIDAf L'HNif'''
Sept 5 1852 at "ciOf ERAsrUs BROOKS Chairman
FL; BgpR llo.rv,s Secretaries
n Union and Victory oTss Mm % 70 the cleo
scs CS0s sas invited % s.smoe
HssSous,srs (Cobritunen hs' o;cocS 10 reosye and
FRIDAY ExEhSo ,s ssSs Of eloquent and distinguished
Wss whose gill ss s snaoq1csG
By order Of H ROBERT T. HAWs, Chairman.
GEo w sLUST, }vice Charm.
w L. sBaRDLow,
-----.0S.o,, life Guard Association'' Rally.
~ no have fought soldiers under Gen. WIN
FIELD s S. Nc cons 60 ' B1osd~as n y FRIDAY
EVENING Sept at SslOsk e S9%s STs P1e.sent
nueH MeDOsaLD' Secretaries
- C,,h ward scott and Graham Ciub.IIA
sstps Of The Club will be held at the Ma M& S a.
I4 est Br sdwsy on rh snS otbss desirops to be-
s,Ds m,mbsrs are invited to attend Cethos'es o. MEN
ssr,hp are ready Be P13 nN sR1SK Chairman.
win be transacted IohN D. R"iA'i>'
joins B. GEIB secry.
-. s.v.r,b ward Lundy's Lane Club-COM:
NENCEMENT OF THE CAMPAlGN:-Ihe ., VINES 81
fhs seventh ard and all othersendy 10 the
Qrftt aDd
cv.,r, Lu,dy's Lar Barracks, corner OF Madison ana
Ko,serssu, on THURSDAY EVENiNGths "a ins'' a.
osirct The meeting win addressed Wy Hon Nir. par
.,r e from Ohio Joseph Boxie Esq, aud other dis
Spsu L. W. MORGAN, President.
WV. B. BELcH, Secretary.
ufaSpn cHERIIRiSCO CLUB will meet at Scott's Bar
rass. corner Of sb-sv and sths, on FRIDAY Evl NikG
eept 8 at oolDck The meeting will be addressed by M
s,ss ~ JOSEPH RUSSELL President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of
lvI WOMEN.-A descriptive and practical work, show
ing the superiority of water treatment In mensrustion and
Ito discords choros leucerhea uOr prolapsus ue hys
terra spinal diseases and other weaknesses Of females In
pregnancy and Its diseases abortion, uterine hemOrhase
and the general management Of chidb nursing &c IL
Illustrated with numerous Of treatment BY JOEL
sHEW, MD. FOWLERs WELLS, Publishers No. ISL
Nassau St N Y, and No. l42 Washington It., Boston
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TRIBUNE.
vrv-Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE
fus syIRy MORNING., tsuHoAT nxcsrrs'''
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SUW-HOHh DALI
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ssaii's'. ~ GREELEY hcELRATH'
.p,lp,sss cosnsR or spRvcr AND MAJ
- - ysSssrs eprosprE rHE CITY HxLI, ..h,
~ ~ CITY Subscribers tor i ~ oenu ~ - NJ
- Sess .r,fer they pay In advance =. ~ on,s.
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ssrops< y. 7hrr, Dollars In sdvanee fequlree ~
rs<A t.,h cmntry Newspapers Daily sPs' ~ ~
sruhssfss v hsse terms are higher Man tnose " ."
= ~ 80 allowed sny difference
vvw.yORK WEEKLY rAIbONh,
gsk r,aup PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
AWE, - s,ruRpaY MORNING, al me low PIoo "a
pshssneo a. .ar.nce Eight copies fof Wv OF weny
- Hs 49,. FOR t2o and the paper 10 10 oaso co
e eee ~ time for which Il u paid Advefllsenieens
s -. iii he charged 30 cents per nne escn
v sRuI-WERKLY TRIBUNE
-, - TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning rice ~
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ruE NETWORK TRIBUNE
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TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE
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CILLIMAN'S CHEMISTRY.-FIRST

SIEDlMAN' - CHEMIST - lhSl
COLLEGES sad Schools By Prof B. Silliman, Jr.
edition Of s work In press and will be Issued early in
October This edition has been almost entirely re-
written and brought the present state OF science
far possible within s mits The ain features OF It's
remain nged while every part has been
worked up anew The Organic Chemistry has been again
entirely rewritten and contains much that will be new TO
the teacher well the pupil Numerous and finely ex-
ecuted useions have been thrown into every part OF te
wot, and those Who have before adopted will now find
1t still worthy OF their continued pat The sale
OF twenty four early editions has ENCOURAGED the publishers
to spare in maintaining the work in the first rank
of its class.
In preparation, by the same author,
TEXT BOOK ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; for
Colleges and Schools.
Just Published,
A New Edition Of DAYS ALGEBRA, with additions
alterations BY the tutho and Prof Stanley OF Yale
College. II. G. PECK THEO. BLISS, Philadelphia.
THE HIGHER LAW, by Hosmer,
Il eoptsinirsa fine portrait Of Governor seward Re-
ceived this day, BY HIGGINS KELLOGG,
Wholesale Booksellers, No. SO John-st.
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CO. NotIce.-Citizens and Strangers what the use OF
psyns s. So q for Soots when you get best French
tf Boots with patent shank ready made or % order tr
IS 81 at A. BAKERS, No so Beeiman-st French Patent
Leather Boots, SIS So Call and see.
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~ peop,.,. Washing and Bathing Estab-

~ Take Heed.-Several Of our distinguished Physi-
csIs examined the Porous Glass Filter, AMI have
pressed their opinion that their general adoption would
greatly colduce the health OF citizens Every one
hA the great quantity OF impurities separated from The
wsef by this Filter certainly coincide with the Ply
scsrs Prove all things aud hold fast 70 h't which Is
rood Depbt No SIC Broadway,
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uv Spw.YORK TRIBUNE

..,eor AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
ros e.Ls ,n he departure Of each Maj Steamer %
Prioe 81 cents per copy 70 ,,rtt pnhl;sherS
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rY-The Protective Union meet THIS EVEN
Ikt AT their tuildnes corner 7thav and 18th Mem
bcs both aud women will be punctua in their attend
ance at O'CLOCK every Thursday evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

~ Paris Green, (s'sv Brand)-Being so Amer,
can patented 1919 known TO DO unsurpassed
by ANY foreign importation for bsncy beauty OF oooT
a auiabity. This Green Is confidently recommended a.
sisns the notice Of parties concerned In It's use for ship
rassging Venetian bnds wall hanging 40 for which pur,
yoss Il Is prominently adapted Manufactured and sold
By ThEO. SCHWARfZ, No II Jaeob-st. Swamp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

BOARDING In bhOOkLf N.-A oen-
tsusn and WIFE and three nnsls 0entismsn, cen b
sscsnmoAafsd with board so1 DIsanos Sosus o ~ "
Hsuno - SoCnas u Isost0
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Cloth JObbing- house,
wv pov NJ about e yea1 Of age One Of active and ia
b.bits nom the country preferred Apply at No
10 " Ill nunN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

DOARD.-Good Rooms and Board q
- No IS yulton-st for Eandsnt day end psruAssas
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- Hopes kxpress-Vis CENTRAL RAILhOAp
9EEW rns, Twice daily nom Now-York to Ess
"a r. Leaving at O'Clock A. ~ and ososs +. n.
Once No "a Broadway, New-foIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

A GIRL wishes a situation as Chamber
n maid or Childrens Nurse Good reference given.
Inquire at No. Vandewsterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

re- Embaiment Of Human Bodies.-Dr. Pl-
LATE al his partner Dr. NICOLAS, have taken their
office 81 w. Nj. Raymond Co.'S Metallic Burial Case
wsIerooms, No $50 Broadway. NewYork where iniorma
ton be obtained about their process and charges Per-
from distance requiring their services apply
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

p. To nJothers.-Are you aware that with every
drsusht of IN filtered water your beloved children are u
bikpR the seeds OF disease II Is too true summer aus
sn.s =, the majority OF cases by the inquiry
~. |, Ter ThisM humbug The Porous Glass tlltet
~, YES all npurity from the water Price VI 3d. Depot
tsothic II ALL No. $40 Broadway
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guffial Notices.

~ Veteran Corp of the War OF iSI2, ,13
A regular monthly meeting will be held at Head
quarters, No "a Lispenard.st, THIS EVENING, at "a
O'CLOCK Punc;usl attendance Is requested 49,,
NICHOLAS HAlGHT, Colonel
A. DAILY, JI, Adiutant
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NTANTED-Cooks. Chambermaids, and

IN CAL SEMINARY, graduate of . New. nslsnd Col
lese, ard OF six years experience teaching desire, stus-
hon as ftscher IN School, Seminary or Family in this
city sst'sctory tesmonia ais viii be given az to duac-
lions and suecea In teaching Address o. T., Tribune or
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WANTED of ELLEN
CALESMAN WANTED--Well ac-

~ quan ed with the best class ty retail dry goods trade
one wanted acqusned with lace goods and embrodenes
Address J. g. Tribune Office.
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WANTED-By two Gentlemen, we'll
w furnished Room the second floor. i,h sleeping
ad joining pleasantly located ADD within five minueS
walk Of the Astcr House. Address W. G, Tribune Once
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Eonses 10 Get.

MO. :, 9, and l0.-Three Rooms in Sd
~ Story No. % Wallst to Let Inquire at No 10, Of
z DICKINSON.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05

Business men will find, in the following short
article from the New York Tribune some scnsi-
bic suggestions in reference to advertising. 1t is
rs the Tribune states, of no contcnding against
the spirit of the age ; the amount of advertising
seen in the columns of the journals has doubled
within five years, and will double again in five
more
No one will dispute that notority is one of the
most important elements of success in business.
Its throughthe Press only that this can be horo
IL attained
Fortunes are accumulated in few years by those
who have the intelligence and tact to avail them
selves of this power, greater than men seeking sue
cess through wears of unaided application have
hitherto dreamed Of
The vast benefits resulting from systematic and
con. inuou- advertising are only beginning to be
understood. 1t is not pretended that all must, as
a matter ofcoursc, acquire wealth by such means,
but it has been demonstrated that the merchant
who has well selected stock and deals uprightly,
the manufacturer whose goods are cheap, quality
considered as any in market, or the mechanic who
is skllful and punctual may increase his business at
pleasure in proportion to the energy and means he
/ employs in gaining publicity.
Then why do not all advertise Because bus
mess men arc only beginning realize its import
ance Still the amount of advertising seen in the
columns of the journals has doubled within five
wears and will double again in five more. Those
who still hang back will see their younger and
more energetic rivals outstripping them.
i There is no use in contendng against the spiri
of the age If they won't jump into the cars anc
paw their fare they must be left behind to travel
foot.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05


The Norfolk (Va.) Herald gives the following
ancclotc relative TO an old house recently pulled
down in that city In this house a shocking
tragedy occurred in 1905. Two gamblers, Of Il O
name of Daying. rented the third story for the
purpose Ct keeping pharo table Ono night an
Italian, whose name we believe was Columini.
(Coalminer as he was commonly callcd,D visited
this establishment, and meeting with cxtraordi-
nary luck, finally hrok the bank The Davincs,
and another Of their fraternity charged him with
cheltn@ lie r,tc d h.s inn orcncc. b 1t it was to
no purpose. They attempted t. seize him, but he
broke away from lhom and fed down the narrow
dark stairway, all three in close pursuit. On the
second landing he stepped aside unperccivcd, and
as each passed him on the right, in the dark, no
gave him a fatal stab with stilc 10 in The left
sida, and push dow the ncXt fi1ht. Tho TWO
Davng- were morally wounded and died within
"a hours; thcircompanion lin-,rd several weeks
and del also. The Italian escaped
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-11-05
JOHN ELKISS,
clock and watch Maker,

NMyOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Keno
Wv sha and It's vicinity, that he has Just received n
worry good and well selected assortment oJEN Llth CON
tanning the following articles: All kinds Of
Bracelets Breast Pins, Finger Rings, L"ckets lhimbs
Ear Rings, cold and Silver Pens and Pencils, Cold 6 IL
Fob and chains, Gold and Silver Lever Lepn Il
Vertical Watches Cold silver and Steel Spectacle - O.
Heads Clasps Tasscs Razor and Razor Strops, Pen
knives and scissors silver, Shell and Horn Combs Silver
and German Silver Spoons, Plated and BrittAnia are
Accnrdcous Cloth Tooth and Hair Brnhcs Fans Purses,
Pocket books Violin and Violin strings EiGhlay and
Thirty hour Clocks Toys and many other things TO hume
rous mClriOn.
Clocks, watches Jcwelry, &C.,
Carefully repaired and warranted Cash paid Tor old Gold
and silver LAG, no Aft