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be given to any SCI Of men as a matter OF
favor or of private purchase but should be
thrown open to fair public composition.
Let it be advertised that the Corporation
will receive proposals from responsible
parties, and let the man or tho company
have the charter, say for ten years, WAC
offer to pay the most for It, the Kind of
track. cars, and rate of fare being pre-
scribed, and sufficien; security being si'sn
for The performance Of the cOntraot. Or
else let the City itself lay the track aud
allow individuals TO run cars on il under
suitable restrictions and oversight. The
former plan would in many respects be
more convenient and managea5le, but the
latter would perhaps more easily concill-
ate existing interests. To neither of hem,
If we are TO have the road, should We
make any special objections. Bat to give
to any body of applicauts charter so valu-
able as that for Broadway, except after fair
competition and on public terms, would
we think, be Job TOO gigantic even tor
the aspiring genius Of the present COM
mon Council.
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l;RrAr SALr OLE SlLKs.-HlrcHcocK

NNTHI NNLE UT % ~
hF,perArts No St7 Broadway, corner OF Leoasrd Ct,
ppeR rus MOANING sspendd Assortment OF SILKS ast put.
CHASED at suction which they prepared to oieT their
custom srs 81 grest bal sna They have also Spentd
hioh they have purha ed cheap Tor cash. and viii sell
very redpecd aes Ladies will Do % hnd eyeIyshsz
thss want the Dry Goods line al this estashshme snd
Mil sivays be save Of fndne Il the lowest ket price,
ana A. their principe Of business one price 70
tie mssst Shd will purchase just cheap the most eN-
Per shopper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

MADAME SoSTas.-The only Portrait Of
this distinguished srtse tsksa ia this country
exhibition At BIZ ,DTs Hsaoaai 0.isEy. No US Broadway
scTneT Of Euiion-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

IF "Oh, mickle Is the powerful grace
that hes IN hrs !ssv.ss Cod Candy hhss steadily been
some ccafecrcs acts &c charm against hyars hs,s.s
eoosh This oot dresnirt but hcts-suhsorn fscs &C.
knovlsdsed BY the purss and svestss 10 the ard
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p. 7. BARSUM AN AuTHoR.-See adj
vsrtscrenl "ksw Publis.ilona'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ The smell OF new paint seems to
peivsoe eyr ytbinr a.days relic, religious rev.
eensal Is now cad shady end solitary exception TO the
glossy Of progress Who's crosker gettDg fst nch
and conservative opposed 10 ell ebulitOn OF feeling spt
the spontaneous and universe appreciation o. Mrs JERvs
Colo CsDay-tbe admitted good remedy for coughs cods
nus cthsr pulmonary complSuts. Sold by MIS- .JeevIs
No 9ee Bfosd way BY Mrs Hayes Brooklyn, and by Drug
Rsts xeaeYAliy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ To be clad in Silk is no longer
m unnecessary luxury In the Electrical Silk Under Jar
en,s of RAY ADAMS IL has be indispensable ad
iuac, e health and comfort.
RAY 4 ADAMS, No. 59l Broadway.
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Wing Documents for the Campaign.

Wing Documents for the Campaign.
We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
she following Campaign publications.
Friends Of the Cause. cal and see If you
don't want to supply every house 10 your
County, Town or Ward with
WHY 4 AM A WHICH,
t l<ser 70 an inquiring Esiendn--F.v Uon.en
pi LA large and fair pamphlet Of p,gss
rnes yio per thousand, tltper hundr.S a1 as.,.
per aozsa. y eeats sngly. ~ s0s~
ofo.ssd 70 Do ssns oy Nal I ana s,v ...h xsa
niles and undss and ssals ior ors. tos ~. sa
sadsa 70 SFspsg sosAxa nH' %
q wu. y. xOnINsoS,S xpvvr.
% Hs~-Hsnpshifs Dsmoerasy s,s C.,no,.
LnsnepatiOs-ls pAgss. Price ia Dor 1880
u . PEI ssairsi. { seats siagly.
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FL Ann WINTER STYLES IN Gnu

pzexrs DECORATIVE HATING -Oar semi annual openiss
snd hilton u fixed for ths 9Th Of Oct inst On s 0e-
ss,on che usual Paris novelties val Be displayed amoDs
which will BE- foucd article called the "Chs2sa1 Dc
Csshns TO- her with ORIGINAL patterns sne e'os "a
LEARY / Co.
rs,de,. and Introdaeers Of Fashion In Hating,
No. 4 and Astor Holte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

HY- Brush away the mold of thar cough
with the feather In popusritys esp-Ms JgEvs's Cod
Csniy Iabncate that hrcxt-opsa that chem with
tie Aev 10 heAtA-hn JERNis's Cold Csady u via b.
satin end Finn fyou negleStl white rank esgrspt On mid
Ing al within infects unseen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

e The successful competitor tor the
rdze Of elty dollars. offered by Mr. c O. Mr2cn for the
ksst American ballad on al utility OF ths Hat ".
Awarded 70 Mr. Miller an America1 20, SUE
.li, t6ior Of The Montreal Pof and Journal o. CON
seres s.d Morning Courier And nov Tssiasnt Of ths
ritz IL IA to be d 10 ursic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
" Ii is singular that we should be so

intensely prsetcs with much 70 excite the inns ns,or.
evca to moreeiy BY hs suomity Of XII a. diversity Of
cline end eesmeeeute sady Tat surround "a. Bat he
tIaA "a our manifest dexay the hsn!s OF saprens
Fewer that leads onward 10 aI sel for "a LIZ ts
with steecy ana A good Al NJ,
1skyts's Cold Cspty has attained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
XArRR PRonF.-A penilemen

WATER fROOf.--A Senuctueu VI
Cur sequsntsnrs while fsps IN long ldsnd s1and on
Nonasy last Lost his hsi-ons a Ksoxs Fe sye og 81
bosro pbeh after delay Of several miuuies Nls r8coV'''
co. sppsrt uty very bsd specimen Of To- osetal snd orns
article Bat by lhs combined Efforts Of the saa sad
ore OF Kaoxs hot iIops restored TO ~ besly sao
now ss.n DO evde-e Of s squati; excursion Ios Is
fact Call on KSOx 81 No l22 fultos- If you ~1sa 70 pro-
e9re hat that Is seIr proof M se low pncs OF
four ool'ars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

II Tall oabs from little acorns grow
Is the finest sentence for juvess instruction IN tn Lagn
t.r,tase How ssny youthful mind hes Y Inspired 20 az
epsyse,ie course Of life! Mrs JEsvIss Cold CandJ has
row 70 slosk popularity, by i sicicy IN evefy cons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
I5ae Hawthorne has ciyen to the world

~ Hawthorne has given to the world
superior proof cspsbiy to excel in itsrsture
have in almost every other Thing HAwhoraes writings
viii M LONGER TO Our creates honor than any other writer
we have yt had Our subssrvisnoy things European
zzns cat, aud natural material lor the hg1est
state OF intellectual ami uttAIsn greatness thatths world
has yet seen Is FEST dew oprg Witastne OF Mrs.
JEkSs Cold Candy the seknogsj ged remedy coughs
colds, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

with the formation OF bis classes for the enssss on
WkosrspAv NfNr (tc-mofyow,l AZ his nes rooun No
eco Broadway nex eoeIio Grace Church Psrsoas ssfss,
ei segehsns On easy and ELEGANT sye Of Dnenr VIII 40
weh 70 enfol tnet nsnea among the ssratuss b ths,s
easses, which ere rapidly hsiar an - 'e'0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
A CARp no rnE FURMc.-I cOncIoded

A GARD TO TIE fUBLIC.-l concluded
to become Agent for Wsttss Nervous An,dce after
faithful amin on and tie cautious inqairy iatJ 10
vttuss, and OuSd by Bn1ed and repeated eonoooaion
in thousands Of tia; k ius ,isb cured tbs d
trtaing Conump don, Nervous Dcbihty Cough, Asshms
Nsuelga and Mental Debility. and ia fact nearly all
diseases THIS hetion but hOAes eSpres Of tsot
coming pniel my chssIyatOa Bsiog hnogn ID thh
community Gnrtsen In my set ioca'ion they
best Judge whether would attempt TO palm ueon 10Y fe
lowcit4ons catch renvy comp und have sold e above
II uonihs have 6f se esylts &c before ess Com
pisore's Of DEEDS Of mighty Effects 10 case dssmed
inevrsbe and dsy ge' rssh evidence % rs almost
supsn Usl so~er osesse. u pei bottle bottles
So Cor -. AL coInmuniesf strictly prsse, unless
perms sion Is rven for is puhicaioa W n rsfaad tas
nonev u is red ppm com Olsiat without beneht
WM. D. MnLLI, Music saloon No SO Bro ldwty.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
sEw.YoRK, TUESDAY, OCT. 5, 1852.

For PreTid-t
WINFIELD SCOTT, OF New-JorseJ.
For TicePrcstdent
GILLIAN A. GRAHAs1, Of NsFth-C aroiina
For (sorczoy.
WASHINGTON HUNT, OF Niagara.
For LfeHf. Goeern0v,
WILLIAM KENT, Of Ncw.ferk.
Fer Canal Corrissisr1,
THOMAS kEmPsHAIL, Of Monroe,
Por state Prison hypersor
RPENEIUs CROSBY, of Dutchess.
For Hec,ors az Larce
SIMEON DIAPER GEORGE z BkBCOCx.
Fsr District Electors.
DIT, =,
4 WuLIAS ROCKWELL. IL. HENRY Z. hExANsKa
q FRAscIs b. 5TEYKEa- 10. PETEe u. NERsTEa-
q gANuEL s. WYKoFf. 10 ALAIRoS FITCH
4 PscaAkpS WILLIAMS. 20. DAVID BABcocg.
< T.HFs r. TRRkBoRa q. IEa Bowen.
g. GERARD sTUYvEsAST. = sETH SEVERANCE
: sTyx'R W BRADFORD. g. WILLIAM L. EAsTos.
S THOMAS CARNLEY. y IAiiEs L. VOORHEES,.
q FDwARDR sHoSRARD, g. THEsOs o YEONANs.
10 FDw.Rp PALEs q JASEs L sE8LEY.
H. GEORGE ROBERTSON. =. JAMES kLY
L MATHEW VAssAR y. SAMUEL w. s&fTH-
Is GgoReE b. WARRzE. =. OLIVER CULVER
IA FeIrsp HuaPHREY. so. CLARK sASFJao.
Is JOHS STEWART. 81. GiDEos hAao
rs Asastl e. PARasLEE. g. z seldom ELY
s.. ALyAa b. WALLER.
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w. 4. JENNINGs & Co. TO TnE PUsLIt

". Il. JENNINGS q 90. TO TIE 1 UBLIC
he seal Of is spprobsion the resdymade CLOTH
ing r,apufctured BY w. r. Jennings Co No ~ Broad
way Without the sdyenttous aid Of grsaaoqgsn edver-
vtye and finish. Gentle know that they depend
upon IL equal any clothing made TO measure Jenain9s
Co wish to ryts especial attention TO their vests aud
panoous the present The patterns the styles
OF mstssI the cutting, the making up the hnisn cna
Ienss the edation of every OF tate and dssrimn4
ton II believed that such ready made apparel hss never
before been submitted TO the public for their approval -
ths comprised 10 the immense fall stock OF coats pana
IoonI vests sacks eve costs &c at the Establishes o.
W. r. Jennings Co. No 23i Broadway, American Hotel
P.SCuters OF unsurpassed sk'll are enpioJed IN tue
order department where any article OF gentsens attire
Il fornished a. the shortest notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
w Uncle Toms Cabin" IN, been

sety popular AMI yet IL Is gross written with
On honest real ia holy But THIS sPpesng 20 the
ins giustca merely, swsys has ito reaction This maud
Gin ing pure sentiment bat literary quskey that To-
DAYS popularity esring nothing for precedent Now the
rscei pt q cnposes ss JESvJs Cold Candy IL or all
dine aud win create the dc nand yesrs 50 come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
SELLING Orr! 0sEAr BARGAINS :

SELLING Orr 0kEhT BARGAINS =
A. JolL & Co, No SIS Broadway, having determined TO
devote their whole undivided attention to the asouts
turing and poriir, Of Jewery hsye Ia Older 70 facilitate
Their news cor cuded 20 sell oil the entire Of their tent
stock at an iInerss reaucon II will be found 90
10 cops ~ splendid assortment Of ladies' and Gent Gold
Watches. dsmons and oihef hne gold ievel'y Pins Ear
Rins. Bracelets Rings ChsttssnI CLaiDs studs Lock
ets Charms 6e Silver and silver plated ares ~ every
redu1ste Tor the table Tsp'er Hsche Goods, Bronze
Chta ard Ormou Mantle Cocks real Jet ornaments richly
decorated China sses Bottles. Figures &c Opera Glasses
F,n. Dr g,irr C.ses Wiring Dosks, Work Boxes
JoUvxs Psis Kid Gloves and endless variety o. fancy
gvods TOO numeroU. 10 PARTICULARS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

H The ability to leap fVe-barred gates,
q Il Die vernon, 10 not necessary accomplishment in
lsay All ls5is. howsver shosls Learn ride sod lDi
sEOw pasi0us School, hones admirable 'nsrueors
render bis Fstsbishnent No 20 4thav mos desirable
place q which 70 learn the theory and pu:tcs OF the
m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

HAN DYE AND WIes.--BArcnELoR's
nsnufstory for thsss scls. 10 solsbzssed Ia ell para Of
the world persons wishing iyht slegAlt ana dusbe VIA
81 foapee surely b suited bs Hair Dye 10 applied
10 Eusrsnteel or sold wholeaals and retail 1t No
Nsll-st Copy shs s8Aress-hs~ars OF imftakasas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
WATCHES AND JEwELKY.-Tne subscri

WATCHES AND JEWELRT'-Ine subscrl-
her ia now selling Wsches At retail at the folowng
ably low prices bens nueh ess Than any other se
Fine Gold Lspine Watches holes Is~eled ........sS
Fte Gold Detached Levers fdll leweed ......... 80
Colo Ensuele6 Watches tor Lsdtes.............. IS
Gold Hunting Watches for Ladies. 50
Gold Hunipg Patent Levers. for Gentlemen. .... 50
Silver Potent Levers to so
Silver Detached Leven....... so
Gols Huntire Watches which eight dys; Gold Hunt
ing Wsfuhes which fifteen days; Cold W.tche, In
o cases, which change into thee different Wstchesi
Geld Watches Which wind up aud set without any key
Also Coopers Duplex Watches in hunting cases splendid
packet Cf sod all oiIer styles Of Watches at
equally lew prices Also ell kinds OF Jewelry aud Silver
Ware ~ r1uch est than the usual prices.
GEORGE G. ALLEN, Importer OF Watches and Jswelry,
wholesale and retail no II Walst (up ssirs) Broad
way, formerly Ut No 81 Wall 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

LYONS KArHAIRoN FOR PRESERVING,
RESTORING AMI BEAuTiTYINe TIVE HAIR-It eradic.tes
dAndIu the hesdache, snd 10 the most de-
Eghtiu toilet article In the world LadioA try Il lt costs
bU, :. cents IN large bottles and 10 cold by all pr acpa
dealers everywhere r.. Thomas Lyon,
Nc l6i Broadway, wholesale enly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
uArpREws Il LANpHrER, Merchant

~ ANDHEWc % LhlT I'M .'IN .15~'1'
YsiIors have removed from No Ss 70 No oN Bros1wsy
fs,eUysTs Marble BuIdirss between Houston sDd Deecs-
sr-a where they prepared 70 furnish articles In teen
ne 81 Inc ncce and this most fashionable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

r. "Frail Anatomy" why wit you
Ia e.. ,,fa,d with that bsckps cough when oe ghi
compourd Inswn Mrs yERyfss Cold Ceudg gu ,o9Las
"a y.5,esie that feserng :sre' A the cold weather
s.s On ia ri, - sps sperkes ~ the thoughts Of is ussf
mission during the winter months-so p'ckstADie 80 as'
EciCos, % beaing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

G.rrLEmEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.
R,so soruss Pins and Nasacsts-1he stylo nor the ca
-. ~ IN viu be introduced WEDrTsohY Sept
Hnsh and psor fstdc Of the Hats now offered
a sabe ipspestcs will be evident 70 The coses observer
BIRD conner Pine and Nass.n-s1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
or Clothing for the million. said an old

sosomer after selecting his fall clothing OF his friend and
bsnefsctor H. H. FosTER No a Cotland-s where be said
he should send all his fIieDds aud where all viii find
sbocs well selected stock OF ready made clothing and
ffrnlsbinr soOda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Chnton Hall Nc 1871 EAssaust EswYoxk
and No I42 Wsshipston st Rcstnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

r. Sad shady and solitary must he
the house that has rot received the beDeft Of Mrs JRy
Cod Candy when the damp and dey cough OF az n mate
echoes tbfoueL tie oesois,e rooms For coughs, colds
hosreres sore throat, and other pulmonary complaints Il
bss no rlyal,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Flow ON, GENTLE AvON."-Yes, II
has flowed op-spd dosstha cough ersdcaor Mrs ER
Wss Cold Candy steady time regular As the
has now been In existence years and !. would Be
. great public calamity to suppress lie usefulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Rich CARPETING.- PETERSON d HUM
PHREY No S7e BFos3wsy. hsvs jos. received per pscts
shps ores. Western and West Poiu ssrgs lot OF rich and
elegant Csrpetipgs direct from TIE English u1snufs: ores
snd psterns entirely 70 which invite the attention
Of the p9bhc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

LACE AND Muslin CURTAINS FROM
AUouoSie GOO pss Lsee and Aiuslin Curtains, bought
auction sacrifice aud will b. sold tuT few
dsys only at less than Of importation II ron would
sscere bargains soon 20 kelly FESCvsoN no. 259i
Brosde ay and No. 90 Readest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
CLOTHING EnPoRIUM.-We know of nj

irn deserving Of in the clothing business
than the young compoi the firm OF SMITH RICE
No ICz Fuons They pro mpt polite aud reasonably
cheap In their saes The fact that they enjoy large aud
steadily INCREASING custom sufficient evidence tnar they
are spprec atsd Now that winter 10 spproschiog sd
sss hese who about purchasing heavy sod to call at
No. i02 FultOn ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

Moarn ioI the dead no do not mourn
The death OF things we ioathe ssd spun.
Bsdbuss and vsrfnin fall and die
Two lines below viii tell yoa why.
II LYONS Magnetic Powder and Pills,
sod AZ No az Broadway al sc ese Instantly f,tA to
II sects, rats aud mice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
Ev This No,ice is mere finger post

A CARD.-To TIE PuBLIc.-lf 90 artt-
Gle stood the time has been nmsndsd by tbs
6rst Ioa couniryhss avoided humbag BY beng
fined is Legitimate sphere when large ortuas could
have tsen made By easy lying should It no. receive the
countsbanoe Of oil true men Mrs JERyiss Cold Csndy
that Article for coughs colds sc It's efficacy il
. 81 y ackr owledged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

~ Public opinion is not to be looked
Tot in notice. but esti tied rom the sale and popularity
OF tbs stse which ths mott calls attention Jud ed
this honest test AGATEs Cofs1a 8hirs made and sold et
no 9Sf Broadway, the most fashionable and popular
shirts anuisotued In this country Call and examine tits
mstshltss 8yle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
~. PrrrRsor q tinNPHREYs, No. 379

- II
zro,sw.v sorner Of Widest, recsy,nf dAiY nom
1900 I'd he Auction Rooms uuuscsy large and ee
sxns stoh Of CsrpstinEs s7pasns bfisncy Of color
dehues cfdshu and 6nsh anything ever o5srsd IN TINS
f1pd elsewhere Also the renowned Worlds Fsir Carpek
n 90 entire piece which CAL publs attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05
II GouRAuD's Liquid Hair DYE is,

without exception reservation tbs very best eFsr invented
Equally cslebIAted GoURAVDs Medicstsd Soap for saTns
pnples freekes sat rheum flesh tstte1 szo
tAD ToushnesA &e Pondre Subtitle upoots hair from any
part of the body Liquid Rouge. L0S White and Hair
Gloss at 81 Walker st, near Br AWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

LANPs.-SoIar, Carpphene and rIuld
Lsmps G.rsrdoIs. Vases Glassware croctsry sni coma
nov sslirz reduced pices ~ro esa'e sec te.a 800
ef4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-05

e 1.-THE summer smiles are near y
oo an, for winters iovns" yOu whose lu1g5 sI;
siss.,sdx r1 Win tyOnenisl elections Ms iERvisS PIG
Csr6v heal. sne 1bfiestes truthshy 90 me sno D,y' ~
ard recommend the ars, uen cftne COUNTY, Has N'
before you
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-30
SIMPLE CURE FOR GROUP.

At a time when almost every person Is
complaining Of having a cold aud children
retire at night SO hoarse as to cause lear
to DO entertained that they may be tskef
with Group in the night, we consider tn
following remedy-which we have scent rl
ed often with success--cannot be too vide
IL disseminated. Ii is simple aud invalna
BILE, and every mother should reserve 4
and remember it in case OF emergency
-Ep. GAz.
We find in the Journal of Health the follow
ling simple remedy for this dangerous DIS
ease. Those who have passed nights O
great agony a, the bedside OF loving child
rem, will assure il up as an Invaluable
piece OF Information. Ii a child is takeI
with the Group, instantly appl, cold water
ice water if possible, suddenly aud freel,
TO the neck and chest with sponge
TIE breath will instantly be relieved
so soon as possible, let the sufferer drums
as much as it can; then wipe il dry, cover
| it up warm, and soon quiet slumber vii
relieve the parents anxiety, and lead ne
heart in ,hanktulness to the power when
has given to the clear gushing fountain
such medical qualities.
We publish the above for the purpose oil
bearing witness to the efficacy oi the RENE
d., "vith slight variation" We have re.
pea,edly, in our family, arrested attacks Of
This terrible disease upon child who L
subject 10 very violent and stubborn form
OF the disease. by the following simple
method. Al the first symptom OF the DIS,
ease; wet napkin or towel, folded to about
four inches in width, and wind around the
naked throat Of the patient. and then take
about half pound Of clean dry cotton bat
ting and tie il over the napkin so as to re.
tain the anima heat Give the patient
plenty Of cold water 10 drink, and cover i
up in a warm bed. The cough will cease
the patient will sleep all night, and awake
we'll in the morning. Wash the neck IN
cold water. and dress as usual. There Is
no danger Of taking cold, and the dreadful
effect of emetcs are ali avoided. we have
tested this remedy BY al least twenty
trials within the past five wears. and i has
never failed Il is equally eff ,scions ia
uuiazy. ftaken when the disease first man
TESTS i,self-as it ia in any other iatiam.
nation OF the throat
10 irving the experiment: don't take II
in to your head thar flsnnel, or an old stock
inr, or some other substitute will answer
in place of the cotton. Dry cotton woe!
and plenty Of it, is a perfect non-conanetor
OF animal heat, aud hence it is the best ar
ticle and only sure reliance.
Alter the disease has made great pro,
press, we will net undertake TO say that
even this remedy would arrest the disease;
but in such cases we have no dnabi that Il
would have most potent aid 10 other rem
edies Buff. Express.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-12-30
THE WEATHER.

II variety be the spice Of life, we would
defy the MoIucca isies TO turn out better
article than this climate produces. Capri
cious s'as maiden in her teens" change.
able as the shifting hues Of the kalaedi.
scope, uncertain as money promised, the
most faslidious can be suited. Within ihe
week We have had The mercury bouncing
up and down like psrehed pea on .
shovsl'-nneasy as a dog held in leash
Thursday last il ralned, Saturday il snow
ed aud on Sunday it dida't do eilher-ihe
mercury tells how cold il was, bu, MONDAY
morning i commenced to rain just where
it left off on THURSDAY. A cold bias, from
up north soon CONCEALED the vspor and il
came down in broad fakes OF fieecy snoH.
before noon il again liquefed, bu, by even
ing the Oldest resideniers pronounced il
cold Here is the pharmaceutical table for
the week az contrasied With two previous
winters