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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24
Practical Jokes.

A costly joke came of in one Of the
Berlin conee-houses recently. young man
was playing billiards. One of his companions,
with an understanding with some Of the bystand-
els, stealthily drew pOcket.book, which con-
tanned 400 thaers in paper money, from ls pocket.
When the game was finished, and the player
wished pay his share Of the expense, the pocket
book was gone For some time, the company
amused themselves with tbe per2lexty OF the
young man ct length his friend concluded to re-
turn the book, and relieve the poor fellows feel
ings. But now il was his turn 10 be frightened,
and endure the same pain which he had just iDhct-
ed upon bis companion, for a real thief had re-
Eeyed hra of the pocket book, and that, too with
out oke and had taken himself of. The Joker
was, therefore, forced to place the 400 thaers.
Served him right, say we. If there is any one
thing net recognized as crime, which We con-
slider more mean and intolerable than nJtbns
else, it is what is usually called practical joke.
TIE fun end humor of this SOL OF VT e1asi't
invariably in The torture which Tom Brown
can capse B Il Smith end the greater the
suffering inflicted upon poor Smith, 50 mnc"
the greater fun to Brown and hi associates ns
the same spiIit which leads the ro~5ie' ana
scoundrels, who nfest our streets, 10 beat an'
maui harmless Gem ans, because they are "Du'e"'
men," We have AWAY considered u iOndAeS' O'
practical jokes proof Of something bfatn
the character Of the person who exhibit IT, o''
never et ease in the company of such pe''oA'
OF one never 1nows what the next moment my
bring forth. Avoid practical joker as you "O""
4 pestllence.
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ced by our country men in this end tie few
kindred actions; and, so believing, we
mean to celebrate it-on our own soil, OF
course. II the Canadian loyalists choose
TO celebrate it also, we have not the loas.
obiection-and they have the advantage OF
US in being able to celebrate it on The bat
lie grOund-which they could not have
done when the fighting ceased on the mem
orable 25th of July, 1914.
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me- We ask the friends of SCOTT anu
GRAHAM to call at our office ana exal EinE
the following Campaign publications, T y iGa
were prepared under the auspices Of c tne
Central Committee of the friends OF den'
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
tbentic and efficient, and are sold at the
bare cost of Paper and Printing; There
ought to be at least One Million Copies Sg?suj in
circulation before the end of July. Friends as
of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house nyour County,
Town or Ward with
r THE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF GEN.
sCOTT. with &c illustrations of the most event
mi scenes of his lustrous career, Including the Battles
of Chippewa, Lundys Lane Cerro Gordo, Contrera',
Cb.pultepe, &c. with his protection Of the Irish prs
oners In Canada &C. &c.-s large handsome pamphlet
ofthrtytwo pages on fine paper-s ready at The TIT
buzs Office this morning. Price 81 per hundred, ~
cents per dozen, 3 cents single
Also
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT
"a broad sheet to be hung up In dwellings and public
olaces-with eighteen spirked nlustratons-wn also be
ready, and will be afforded for $40 per thousand, STA
DER hundred, or cent? sngly. Terms C1sh infex1by.
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e The eminently religious and decent
paper. The Freeman's Journal and Cd'io-
lie Register, has the following moroccan in
its last issue:
"EScAPX oF NoroRIOU, THET.-Louis
kossuth, alias Alexander Smith, escaped in dis
guise from this port one day last week. We
purpose making some comments on this citing
finale OF the yagabonds course, but this week we
have not time. No matter, his accomp,ccs. the
GIeele.s, kaymonds, Danas; the Webstets
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rs- The Association of the Alumni of

H The Association of the Alumni of
sa =, Colese held festival at Cambridge on Thurs
SI,,s tpI VhI&iisn Church, whore address was
ScHNueo oy Hon. X. Winthrop Toe subject was
we hesponsoiliaes OF Educated Men" Mr. VIA.
.'p sP1ae nearly two hours. and a, the con fusion Of
grounds on hsrvsrdst whore dener vs,s n-eDsp,S
beneath tent -4'' was P'ePA'eo
there were nor over four hundred persops a, the
tables Speechet were useo by Hon Fd,,.sS -, 80
exPTesid0n, josiah Quincy Chief Justice So. ~,
r. G Wintnrop, Rev Dr. roornwsn pres,Ssn. -, . -
luunhs College, South CNolina Rev D. NJ. ~ g
Baltimore Mr. Preston, (5roiher OF Hon w q 49, -
tori OF South CsIollos sud Hen. Jas savage Of ,o
Previous 10 the public exercises plan was asoDto
20 found class SCHOLARSHIPS for indgen and erto,,s
stIderts which will BE- well calculated give the "a
ysntses Of the large lbrsry aud extensive collection.
Of the University 10 many % whom they LOW inac
cessible
20 The liquor dealers Of Lowell gave a
"free blow" on the evening Of the 9lsi 10 oil WIZ
would dfi1k, In anticipation OF the operations o. h'
new Law.
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susIrEss NoTGoEs,
A REPUTATION on A SOLID BA

A REPUTATION on A SOLID OASIS TO.
,1srptarturcd and % the most elegant and
ready made Clothing in NewYork Danns tba s9 nod
have pursued the OF their way, cloth
srasv a. quietly aud trusting % the merits OF ana
inc nj 20 81 praise in the newspapers foI tnS ~ presnt
cusom Of the pubic The paO ha and tie new
season les b OF un2feced hsea ,sn exclusively,
have tien b5od an, Thing they have soS gsnsiass
he period Of extreme heat COW their extra light
Coat. saels vests &C. n ays ey are unsp
for mdumer wsase lq SsS and the pros. se :,
R RSS Sossia: : 'i % s1 lew hs o
1sS on the can BE oay are employed in
Establishment American Hotel
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~ We notice in The National Ds~"'

cr0t friendly puff for grog-hop called the u''H
ard kept hy Messrs Miner s. Schater as the n'1'
quarters THE EmpIe Club, the iHlstnoa' SD
dois himself being the proprietor OF the eo''''t
We ere clad 10 ear OF Mr.. Schaisr in this IIhe "
politics; cur last previous recollection OF him VS.
is a COT dfste or Wing delegate to Baltimore =
which capacity he was beaten bya Scott man ".
iotmtd " It'll sir;uous, indignant patriotism at's..
IN outrage to Wig principles At last ne W.
gone 10 lis own place.
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u. The Wing State Committee of

1HC W MS 'JS~'' CNiAAHi'''N' VI
Maine in order b. get Circular printed 10 the Loco
loco papers put the following Injunction az the head OF
the circular: DO not dHgD this cculV 70 be exposed"
This was enough. The bsi. took. The ArsHs seized
upon II readily did rat upon the dead shot,
end spread out the circular under the head OF Hag
Plot DiscorcrCd -Lljam0ns Sc0a Circular ." 10 this
way the Wing state Committee have secured the ex,ea
sive circulation Of good sound Wing doctrine among
Ike Democracy Of that State.
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T The Life of Scott in German

Campaign Edition, with all the Illustrations of the
regular edition in English, will be issued before
the close OF the week. Price 1.-THE same as in
English) 50 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen, 8
cents singe-always cash. Orders from Clubs,
Committees, and individuals are urgently re-
uuested. Now is the time to do good. Address,
Greeley & McElrath Tribune Office.
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SCOTT Is TIE SOUTHERN COUNTIES.

SUIT IN lhE SUI HEM NOuNliE9'
A friend at Chemung Co., who sends for pack
age of the pamphlet Life of Gen. Scott writes
us that there are a great many Democrats"
thereabouts who VIII vote for the old Hero, and
who have contributed toward the cost Of the pack
age he orders. So the fire spreads
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- The Tribuns IL served In this City. Brooklyn " u
usmsburgh and Jersey City for l2 cents per week.
20 the essrs Names sent through the OF
Post will Be promptly placed upon the csrri'T 'o'"
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Nr,r.yopv DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY "a, 1852.

Ccsfes. Stewards, Shields, Laws, &c, &c not
torgetteg the negroes, the Bible-Socety'm men, the
Abolitiouists, and the p1rsou7 have not escaped
We will rot let them"
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gribnn. proer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
issue eight large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and News for the remainder Of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the It'll of August and
closing with Nov 25sh when We conf iently hope to
announce their triumph,-On the following terms;
copy for the Is weeks. 80 ~
5 copies to one address. w
n copies do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
"a copies do do ............,............. 0U
Payment in all cases to accompany the order
The selection of WINFIELD SCOTT for Presiden. and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice-President has gratfed
our ardent wishes and strengthened earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. ScoTT 10
the very man fitted and marked out by bis heroic
schevements-his inestimable services, At critical pc
Rods In preserving our tranquility aud prevent
ing the etfuslon Of bIood-by hls unquestoned nteg
rity his selfdevong patriotism bis unseconal position
and his humanity-to unite the Wing Masses In one en-
thusastic invncble host and lead them TO victory
So believing we have labored and hoped for his nom.
nation, and we confidently look TO the result 20
Justify our ssnguine snticipadons
THE TRIBUNE standing on Its own Platform ard
knowing no other authority but TRUTH will do It's utmoit
for the election of ScoTT and GRAHAM but will not
be absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
10 profer Campaign subscribers large sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage 10
the same and because we wish to extend the knowl.
edge of what THK TRIBUNE habtualy H. The letters
Of our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR who next writes Us
from Syria, the ruins of Eneyeh, Cons,sntinops, &c,
will appear every week. with reviews Of new Books,
Proceedings Of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day If there Is another journal
In America more valuable or interesting than THE
TRIBUNE, 1t 10 not because more money or labor 10
spent thereon.
All the Editions of THE TRIBUNE are printed inlarge
Ouato FORM on sheet 81 by 10 inches, showing eight
large and compact pages of reading matter. About half
the Daily Ia devoted TO Advertisements, very few
of which appear In other istues No ten dollar
dsiy In the world contains more reading matter than
THE TRIBUNE, which L. afforded at S. per annum, or
an for three months.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-24

Wos strong Fillmore man, and az whose nstan..
the tHo votes from our state were given for FIJI.
more in the Convention. has made an elez,n.
speech iutorsiug The nomination of Gen. Sc0rr
end plcdyiog his support to him. Yours, &c.
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KrNrucKY.-A Wig candidate 70

Elector, whiting US from Greencastle Ky. ON bus
ness, saws: The nominations of Scorr and
GRAHAM are well received here, inspiring great
confidence and enthusiasm in the Wing ranks, and
scattering dismay among the Locos. Scots
majority in this state will be large. Ofthat there
is no doubt. With high respect, your fIiend."
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ARKANsAs.-The Wing State Central

Committee has selected the following ticket for
Presidential Electors
Mai. C. L. BALDWIN, Phillips Co.
pETER RoUNsEvILLE Ouachits Co.
WILLIAM d REAGAN Washington.
FREDERICK w. TRAPNALL, Pulaski
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The MAINE LAVA correspondent in
the rural districts, who announces himself
frankly as opposed to the Maine Law, in
quires: why will not the Temperance
men come up to the scratch fairly, and sub
nit to the people the Maine Law rs. the
rapeal of all laws on the subject!"
- NeighbOr you are behind the times.
This is Just what the temperance men
desire, and what they tried to have done by
the last Legislature. 1t was the advocates
of rum who did not dare to come up to the
scratch, and who voted down the project
of a special election to decide the question.
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- Advertisements for The Tribune OF Monday onsnl 70
be sent In before o'clock on Saturday evening
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TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1882 contains the somP,'.'
vote Tor President IN 1874 and Is4s FOR sale at TINS ounce
rro. ia cent, Is can b obtained In Baltimore "
aerx q TavloSE
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,-@1.-nnvws & LAvPHIER, Merchant

TaiioTs nav ~ Budinss between Houston and beecE
tbr.~s'. they are prepared 20 furnish articles IN their
eE-sis notice and the most fashionable MATERIAL
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For Europe.

The L. 5. Mail steamship Atlantic
Capt. West viii leave this port TO DAY, at noon,
for Liverpool. The Semi Weekly Tribune, con-
tanng all the latest news can be had at the Desk,
This Morning, in wrappers, ready for mailing.
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RHODE IsLAND.-The Independent Free
Soil Democrat have chosen twelve Delegates
TO the Nat .ona Convention to be held at Pitts
burgh Aug. II. Substitutes were also chosen.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw.YoRK, SATURDAY, JULY "a, 1852:

For PrestdSnL
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New.JerseJ'
For Vce PrGstdent
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North-Caroiina'
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By TELEGRAPp.-The Florida Whig

by TELEGRAPI.-The Florida Wing
Convention met at Talllhasse on the 10th inst,
and ratified the nomination Of Scott and Graham.
Col. WARD, Of Leon Co., was nominated for
Governor, and Hon. f. c. Cabell was renominated
Tor Congress. Col. Ward subsequently declined
the nomination, but the Convention finally in
sisted upon his running, and it is presumed that
he will consent.
A"'"po''ant memorial 10 regard to the fisheries
Is Ii'"" ~ 10 Boston 1t states that 100 YES
sells ana So,ooo men are now engaged in ssb;ng
representing at least $l2 Coo COO OF pronsrtv 80
that the enforcement Of the new construct;on 81
the Treaty Of 1928 will ruin the bushes, oS
Of these men.
bri'i but significant dispatch from Providence
inioIms Us that seizure of liquor was made ves.
."foay, ard the poison DESTROYED. Those rum.
'o'iig editors who insist that Temperance and
'"tUe are to be the ruin Of Rhode ls.sad. nav,
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CoNeREss.-ln the Senate, yesterday,
formal call was made upon the President FOR cor
responderce relation to the Fishery Treaty. Mr.
MASON made speech in explanation Of the cir,
cumstances which led to the resolution. A long
and interesting debate ensued, report of which
viii be found in our telegraphic columns.
In the House, the River and Harder bill came
up, was slightly debated, and finally laid over at
the hour of adjournment.
The fifty thousand dollars for mileage having
been accidentally omitted on the engrossing Of tn.
Deficiency BIZ, it was added to the Military Acad-
envy Appropriation BIZ, which was passed.
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Te.ilmony ef lie Enen,y.

Some one would render good service by
recurring to the files of Tie Caioa in lSi7. and
collecting the magnificent culogiums thea aud
there la'ishcd IRON General Scott. At that time
General Taylor was the object Of terror to IN.
palace minionSi and it was, therefore, 40 treason
to speak in citing terms of the splendd achieve
ments Of Gen. scott.
The Washington Telegraph has brought for
ward one of these artcl-s $, written by the great
military historian, who then edited the central
organ of Loco-Focoism. We suboin it:
Richmond wbig.
From The washington Uu.on. Apnl TO- 1877.
"GLORIOUs ACHIEvENENT.-Nlctoy follows
victory in rapid succession. IL was settled
maxim that we could never cease this war with
honor until we had taken the Castle of San Juan
de tlloa. Thanks be 10 orr iiayHiSked and
SkHG{ GcRtrGi-t0 his brave officers aud men-
10 the gallant officers and men OF our Navy, this
grt at achieve ment has been effected wit but lit
tie loss of life on our part. We hare taken The
Gibraltar OF The UeSterR Con tiHeHt. We hare
a6ded Retc idurelS 10 our rredH. TIM GRAFT
TUDF AND ADMIRATION on 4 FREE PEOPLE ARE
DE TO MAJOR GENERAL SCorr. We cOngratu-
late cur country again upon the proves OF their
Amy and Navy. In less than elecen months,
SuccesnioR 81 achievements has poured "a upon Us
wkicl rouh grace he annals Of any people aaier
tke sun. Let our c0untrymen rejoice, and let
them pour cut their thanks to the brave men
who have done honor to the character OF this
free country.
"A jcU de joie was fred this day, BY Captain
Mordecia, at the arsenal in this city The mani
ftstations of peoples JOY will spread as far and
as fast as the glorious news Is circulated Of the
capture of era Cruz
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VERMoNr.-The State election takes

NERMONT.-Ine SLaIe tIcCJlOn tahts
place on the 9TH Of September. Every psrty is in
the field. We append the nominations
For GOreT7tOT.
Mhq Free Democrat. Opposition.
T. FAIRBANKS, l.. bRAINAKD, J. ). ROBINSON
Lieutenant GOUrHOr
w C.. KIrTREDCE, WIN. NJ PrNORY, J. p. KfDDER.
State Treasurer.
GEO. HowEs, d. r. THOMPSON, JOHN L. PAGE.
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" The World mas seldom been startled

By such discovery CHRrsTADoRos Liquid Hair Dye
en,enen from distance staying at the hotels pronounce
its effects yond all belief lt Teuyeuaes gray hair and by
using IL for few times the necessity fo Il is lessened until
at length il seems almost 70 have replaced nature. Sold and
applied at CHRIsTADoRo's, No AstOT House.
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~ 7 :.
. ,o,oxr ia the stereotypcd promise Of the proerasti
,na f,a3esuau He loses Thousands by such policy.
article punctualiy delivered Is the best passport
20 the resp CT and confidence Of customer GREEN No
Asfoy Hors whose Shirts Inads 10 oder have become
rToveb fo their xquste a. is always punetusl to tie day
I'D, IN lOur.
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. DR. PHINNEY,s VEaErARLE FAMILY

Puts do not gpe scken leave the bowels coSve but
free and For sale whosesae and retail by
A. b & d. SANDS No. 100 Futou-st, New-YoTk, and j. T.
TRIP, Newark n. j. Price - cents
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VAN DEusEN's IMPROVED WAHPENE

is now in successful operation, and be obtained
with suitable directions aud pamphlet at the General
DEPOT No. l23 Chamhersst, and from the principal
Drugss in the city 1t has long stood the test OF public
opinion aud regarded ore o. the best preparations
for repening snd dscayed hair converting that
which gray 10 its primitive and natural color and produce
lug new covering Of hesthful and luxurant hSr
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" BIGrLoM's ALrERArIvE. a certain

~ bINF LUN > n D FNAIIN d NtItdIII
for Dysentery DaThee Chol, GoIbus snd all sum
meI Complaints GEoEcE w. BLEEcHgR, Proprietor, No.
90 Broad way, Cup stairs Y.
81 have U'sd : gelows Alternative IN my family aud
have 1uad fail waen all other remedies admin
eIea by uuder direction Physicians have ed in
efectua think perfect JTectivo for DyssntcTic and
all Bowel Complaints GEO. " BEEEEc, No. Il Wal-st.
"New.York, Matci p 1852"
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CANCEBs ANp SCRoFULA.-I will under-


take TO cure any afflicted with cancer scrofda with
my Electro gnetic Magc Salye and simple herb tea
make charge II fail. For the cure, my charge shall
be Moderate; and .or the poor. sratui,oas
SAMUEL b, SMITH, No. 97l Broadway
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D Housekeepers and Others IN want OF
BEDDING Bedsteads 6c would no well TO call at VIII
LARDs old established War'rooms, NO i5O CAstla , So
sonent of articles ia his line offered to the public
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IL LroN,s Kathairon, for the growth

" L1UN NuUIuITOII' 1V1 VI -, !,
ard Establishment Of the Hair, to prevent rs iang on
the world exhsng the fragrance Of the most dehsnttui
Flowers and giving the Hair clean, sof rcn IuXurlant
appearance obtained by other article Sold by all pIn
oipsl Druggists in the world. T. THOMAS LYON, no. lol
BrosdvAy New.YOrk.
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HAIR DYE AND WIes.-BATCHELoR's

Mandatory for these articles celebrated in ell parts OF
she World persons wishing light elegant and durable
Wis or Toupee can surely be suited. Hh Hair Dye
applied Ia sure guArantee sold Wholesale or Retail
stNo WslLst Copy the address beware Of limitations.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column .-FOr1ard!
Nov, brothers, NOW is tn. bsurl'

The publishers of The Ncto- York
Trlbun. proer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
issue eight large pages each six columns of Literature
Pocs and News for the remainder Of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the It'll of August and
closing with Nov 25.h, when We conf iently hope to
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~ Forty Second hand Pianos from $40

so NAV he found their Pianos with and without the Eoan
snd The be 81 assortment Of Bottom and Pianos IN
tbs eitv Gould BERRY, No. &7 Broadway
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TrAs-The hes1 ASSORTMENT OF tine Teas

EhS.- Ab ON'O NV0N'
m he opnd At the store Of the CANTON TEA COMPANY No
rs Chsthsm-st between Pearl and RooseveE) the oaes
Yes Establishment In the city We assure our feedef Inaa
they can do better here than elsewhere etner et "nosas
=. retan They have now = ranch Stores.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-03-04
England Invaded By the Freucana
DeSpOtism Triumphant!H!
900 ABLE MEN WANTED

ITO purchase the cheapest READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered
in this market, or the best CLOTHS
for making the same.
rDo you want your Cloth cut af-
ter the latest fashions from Paris or New
York, and out of the least quantity oi
cloth? Call on CAIN & FRANK.
rWill You have a perfect and
workmanlike fit in your clothes, war
ranted to give satisfaction! All you
have to do is TO call on Calm & Frank.
@Is it superior Ready Made Coats.
al twenty-five per cent lower than the
present prices you desire2 Look in at
the United States Clothing Store.
0FShould you need ready made
Pants, Vests, &C., or any kind Of Trim.
mings Of the very latest style and fash
ion, be sure to drop in at Calm &
FRANKS.
lSN Don't forget the UNITED STATES
SR<xeCLorHrNG STORE. one door above
- the Book Store, Public Square.
GallipoIis. Feb. l9, 1852.