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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

This shows very strong condition of affairs Few
Banks In the Uned States have been managed with so
much ability as thisn istitutOn.
The Auditor of Illinois has decided to
receive Missouri Skies a basis for circulation under
the Free Banking Law of that State
TIE annexed is an official statement of
the tolls collected on all the Canals of this State, in
each of the following wears:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

Inc.... 200 355 Inc 2O5s 800 10 1895 1872 Dec5196s
By reducing the Whest Flour the quantity OF the
latter left Ode water this year, compared with the
corresponding period of last year. shows an Increase
OF 2o2, l3l bbs Flour.
The following table shows the quantity OF some of the
principal articles of produce left at tide water from the
commencement Of alton to 2d Of August inclusive
curing the years $780, 3l days. 1851, $50 days; 1852,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON Aus 76-Ar ship LOUISA. Buepos Ayres July DER
ott. Gondoa from ibon Tor new Yor. Hsrsi for
NeSf"rk nsnchesisr Tor ssi-ny 7t J Hayes inn GE
NeSf o, lbds,si LS~srd Kopyisch IRON salem Jane h,
di-g Busseye, frum Boston "a bnE Robert Wg, BO
ton MAY June so. sch John Davidson also por,
Lubsc, sk Avrs Nrv York 10 Hsnovensa Jo
bauna for New rort 2Vebs Russian brs La
ed jane 2sth, bark hanto for Boston also PR AAz
chine Of CadI Velocity OF Charleston syph and Lose Of Bu
more; b. bns Sisters AnIfoan, William and Justna
York.
CD ship Icouum. New York barb Brighton, Australia bus
CkAaw, Bunos Ayres scbs Sarah and Lg Port
Abel story, JGciuel Compliance, New roTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Prom our correspon5snt1

PHILADELPHIA Aug 26-fryirsd-Brss P-onie, Parks, No
bile X W Pach-r Mays Port Pnbcs bark s1riso-sa
Ger New Orleans s'hr Juhs, Yansd-r Boston Ruta,
Bacsvell New Bedford Ro,weI King Nenden DO. H. Sb.
SOD, Muller New YORK; May, YATES. Providence.
Ceared-Shp Marathon Yahyse Ne~ Or-sbs osk Psez, VII
kb- ssuay bus- Russian Carey. Ch.restoai La-reuo-,
Crove Boston Ere. BAKER dol LaDsrn- sen;s Sswbnrv
scbrs L. II Townse.d Corsos New Haven Eugene Lowell
Boston Aohan, Forrest. DO K Kns Meode Ss~ Bedford H..
Gibson, Nuler, New London Mary, Yates. RoHoary; MARY
Matt snth Bristol james Bi Ha,h. F'snkofd; w Cobsr,
Rayner Modiet X. Randall, Blackwell, New Bedford
sim Penobscot, " htiaker New iors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

CoMMoN CoUNcIL.-The Common Coun-
III have resolved to pass an ordinance prohibiting the
ped6pg Of fish, vegetables etc In the puolc street. oil
The rftv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

The advices per Asia have had favora
Bile effect upon Breadstus, although shippers generally
decline TO purchase the enhanced rates The steamer
brings large orders for Flour and Grain, but generally
limited too low.
We annex the official statement of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
palmer's Column.
DALMLR'S AMERICAN NRWSo..'

Il PER AGENCY -tor.c. IN. H.. STA-
o contempt VI in,itators and cslis them s-,s,S sss
o. uoutn not TIE highest order OF han,n in,.H nd
tnese men fuih their part is the buss,ss ~ - xsasss
NeshiDs vas made In vain imit.tor, firm "a. &c su1
ySS ma, Jurse the value ofshy novelty NV. =. WA
OF mtsors about anything we may ne sur. -. erSsd
tbins rood In II, Just uowd Of .es. bird. ho, ssa-
the sea let the people sDow th-t sha az g. me
meath; or sstssws AID other hsht tb1a.- - eAdp-
tho enfr,ot serve 70 show the sped nod ai,..,,
volume. - w 'neieaAinS ~
live want any sssursncs-which We Az 49,, A.,
syst, N u advertising Is admirable 90, .oS Hs ~
pfosperoosiy -nopid lind 10 tho aa th.t .ss Hct
sons have hiiehed tnsnseisss 10 pi.n .ns 49, ess
ine Aopg our tso. whrh hrJ have VII -so..h =, ma e1-
must eah Ia the end n properly fah,w-d 4. go'eeiO
though whsther u maj lean than b. saio-.s . any.
question But tue held bfUao C. aud tsoy xn,s1
success who ns1t II sccording L. Lord Nsisoops I'VE
For u, last teD yess lsv, bsen nskips I, -.
rerfecflrf IL sno a. ne prrtend D. ON. yfA, 10
oniy make the ercai1eeof our system safhoi-ot on. a.
wish 70 say that connection -tb an, oth. ~
snverts- newspap~r agencies In the Northern Stat.
isciItes Tor doing sl that profess In the lt.s ~
Yesunes our lie IN the number and character Of "a, -
peh"tieh have oonfdtd 10 us the exclusive .<enr, ~
osseIs the best and mos. widely eircul.fea ~,
eues and towns 10 the ysrous parts Of the oourry, -
s,sen sno regularity with which our business h don, -
eApenence o. yesr which have had Of The n,stn,S -
csTyhe op-our knoH-dgs Of the peculiar char.es, -
OF e several districts OF country and the eo..-',.s
ease Win which the ~ishs, and coz, ~
INTEREST," OF our advertising h1.uds Wa knoyv -. ~
means apd spphanees Of our are he, oDa AL 60.
s.oh suSn as uey are they shall he still further ino,,s,
business pubic This system Of ours /. mo-, n,o..,Ae s
chine tor MAKING money We tsse the prias ~ an
u ane 90 mat tIom strong patterns. -hnss .hieA -
e may De supposed 10 do merely Tor the sake OF "a
eeeds We Do not ace why should cot hay, tn "a
ton 90 dear b ev, y citizen of Stat. Of so,a.e
thng to serve IT, In his day and f-D-rsioa-sms,s;,
which people may remember him when hs IA. ,oa.sy
70 snswer the 0drey'ise,Henf witch ever, ma, /.
notice though not 50 great mao Ia own ..i-s,S
81 FOURIER, the FrenchmsD, DO n n ~ xhx -. -
should not Try and leave our marx the iadssnsl -
uess OF our ustive country y"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

SUPREME CoURT.-In Chambers-Be-
fore Jures Edmopos.- Steamboat Henry Clay In the
ease of Mesrs. Coyer and vrners arrested by the au
thorities OF Westcbtter County charges Of murder
but brougbs up Hsoeas Corpus and their discharge
from ouch demanded, the ground that be case
does not within the of MURDER there being
nj intention to tahe ffe any msdeme committed
BY accused whereby death ensued 0he burning OF the
ves,el they aleee not bring their fsut aud also De-
cause they already under arrest the charge oy
The United States Marshal called up yester lay tore
noon, but Mr. Wells Dstict Attorney of Wesscnester
Couby into whose hands the papers to the H.beas
Corpus we're only placed to-day, not ready 70 pro.
coed i'm the argument and 1t ,siponed TO Wednes
day next
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
r7-RTn u rCRTY-EIChT HoJRs

Buffalo, Dec. /, l549.
Mr.. W r. Sloan-Dear Sir : purchased at your branch
epo, in this city, short time since, box Of your Horse
Ointment and applied it horse OF mine that had been
kicked badly the pasen joint The horse yer! lame
and the wound much swollen and inaamcd. The lameness
"a. cured Immediately, and the inflammation and swelling
reduced in 48 hours! The healing qualities Of this Oint-
nen urpas any medicine have used Ny residence
is on niagara street. the New York Bakery Buffalo,
York. JOHN PELR
See sloan's advertisement in another column.
TT Among the inventions Of modern science, few con
fer greater benefit the community than that contribl-
ton of Chemistry 10 the healing art known Ayers Cher
~ Pec.cra In our advertising columns may be osnd the
evidence distinguished gentlemen that shows their con-
fdence its peculiar efficacy dempcrs Of the
Throat and Lungs.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

/ 'Ni.9E~ asg ts.sr cents aat fsE aar.! 81
= N.EIlaIE. MERRILL & htlI..>t,t,'-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

IMPORTANT To DYsPEPTrCs-Dr. J. 5. Houghton's
PEPsIN The Dgcstire Fu'd Gastric Jutce pre-
oared from RFNNET, or the FGJ RTH STOMACH OF
THE on after directions Of Baron Leb, the great physi-
oovical Chemist By j. = oEgh.on, NJ D., Philadol gha.
This is truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspcp-
sia Jaundice Liver Compaint, Constipation and Debility,
curing AMOR Natures own method, b Natures owna2ent,
The C,nsrc Juice. Pamphlets, continuing Scientific evil
dvncc Gifts value, furnished by gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

" .@H LIME .asirace., Cd and far sale the south
r ar. -. sy BALI. < MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
FARM FOR SALE.

ETE2 SAFE. 3 s1ssail Tra4 Sal. D.
Jaae 3, l~.I IS. J. Ea.;D.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

S.,- s..g. ~
tk@Es
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

NP sfrrS ~-,-~
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
FRESH ARRIVAL.

WTST Received, fresh from the Eastern Market choice
sD and extensive selection Of Books, STATIoxERy Am
FANCY ARTICLES - which the attention Country Mer
chants, and school Committees are invited.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
GREAT REMEDY
Celebrated Family Ointment,

Is pad, SAFE Thorough and Ms greafes' Esrgsl Etre.
q err nsfd u ts composed q le1cats EIirGcts ard
possesses pa''er Href1aitea N ii. eas u MIDI, tie
ar T fammg'ovy DISEASES
Il Is universally ackuow LEGGED 70 te an n!c rene H.
every case where j. has been aliiy applied On III,
Gn2h system. for promoting lnscush,e FcYs.ratan ana
HVuatlg n all diseases Of the flesh. GlrtiHa.r rrrs
hsS0Tgs, Chiilblains Sore Throat, Burns IT'S Ce,g,
EFupuous, Sore Nipples Sore Breast ~ eases az M IN,
A-ac iH the Face, Rheumatic Pains. Contracted lo,-
ram m the SIDE Back and other paris lf the t S,,ru seal,
Head. Bruises Fresh Wounds, flcs, amt cstry Mind OF
sore contauaL tie least particle ii determinations are
INL .lnNrnlN cL.ErI LA Ms rnLu.-LN
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
IMPROVED LONDON VEGETABLE
EBEH<EQDTTS PILLS.

EbAH4hgDlJ = Z LIS
These wonderful and oicacous Ps prepared by the
i'FcAn Iropre'ors tr,1 formula originated number
oNp"N They compounded from Tcgcabtc Medicines
and being made upon correct principles, they
Ky ior long time held the irs place in The estimation II
=. n KS "' The BRIrIsH EMPIRE. Their remarkable pow
~ ~,.n Ae possess Of restoring to hoahancss the de-
-; t..tl,. q No ialary ORGANS; wh-7
ms western world and which acclscfa too iong tndaca
sI'"|s JererS peculiar to settled "ounreskas
iltA ,r tese SUPERIOR Puts lasting popularity. This
glorious Remedy FIRST rouIG,d-as We before stated
~ ,'e MOST EMINENT BopY OF MEDICAL CHEMISTS ~
~ fA1 =, io was ta"rosgta tct3 sy than before they
tuf"iaccd II to the notice o the British Public. As sooTi
however az ne remedy attracted attention Of people it at
once attained ~ unprecedented popularity, which Il has
@r since retained. few years these admirable Pills
were Introduced int" America, and they fast arriving ut
t s9iS LsrRAo2r!NARN reputation here, in Old Eng
aad. No one, who has used them win Tor nomcI,
be huat them, fer ALL day by day learning This
ItI I'll VIZ: that jadcious use Of these WONDERFUL
Pills generally obya'cs The necessity of calling upon
Physician 70 prescribe for arrangement Of the stomach
or bowels witch ONE DOSE Of this unequalcd medicine
WILL TOTALLY REMOVE ;AId thus much annoyance
ad Nren>c 10 him who is nus slightly i'll! Ne MINERAL
Medicines into the composition Of these unrilacd
p and hence ,re is no danger Of any unpleasant aor
since the General Agency has been conferred upon Frost
< Co. The formula from which these Pills made has been
sdbn"l e. of the Eastern Colleges OF Pharmacy, and
has in consequence Of the advice OF the heads this Col
yge been hat ,nrroyeI A. they are at present pre-
Frd ny embrace ai tae curative virtues OF the original
LONDON PILLS. with The addition of such features
handed Their sales Increasing rapidly that the Pro-
Incors are hardly allie Gil all orders, and set they
c3- ny adding la Inc manufacturing facilities which they
for jt,csc Superior Pills he cary N, ycar
BEUARE or COCNTERFETTS m,
Now in circulation, called The "Ln1an y rs5,c Bi?ous
VIA lie nac of q. lNCl On hyu, rcpe~eL;uE himself
as sole Agent Of The tinted State. Therefore 10 prevent
VI. frost x go. sole Naaut~ for the Western World
We publish This CAT III, ~ because some tilaiLoa'
GHagkS @Fr endrl>oru- 10 ub'ee >"r.'as ircc nyon
ne ruhha, "I lace oi Tie CNIN genuine Pills hearing tho
name. IEcryp IT., We say: BEwtRE oF CurNTERrftrs'!
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
SICK & NERVOUS HEADACHE.

100000 persons cured in 1850 Il ,cU gice
rs!if in fifteen minutes.
RadNay's Ready Relief. taken according to directions
viii speedily and c,,aIy cure ti~ comp}int. Taken iI
teraly and applied externally Hrershes the sense. ceg
s. ne stomach stops all Irritation in the nerves. III
Are and ssrroons Of tie hsad and brain ana relieves The
sufferer from ptn inIEeen minutes. is curing hun
dr@Is daily OF lfe sick and nervous helduche.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
5Ga110monva

large assortment embracing the various kinds used in
Academies and Schools always hand, and viii be solo
at The lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02

HEianning's UorkS--Seyer4I complete sets II
these celebrated wEi.su IN sal, Al tbe iaeet posi-
bic price, - hINg's BooksroaE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
SCHOOL BOOKS.

FANCY - when the attention Country Mgr
chants and school Committees, invited.
SCHOOL,! EsDOHs.
large assortment embracing the various Kinds used in
Academies and Schools, always hand and viii be sold
at the lowest prices.
8G2G1@mogya
complete assortment constantly on hand and ready 70,
Sers. - P~A''
Paper Pencils, States, Portfolios Fancy and Common
lhksiahdS Cra!ons, Mathematical Instruments A Great
'ar!g5 q sizes patterns and qualities Of Bum White, Let
'er' document, Note, and Card Envelopes, 6c. &c.
As1anA Books.
A complete assortment Of Blank Account Books ruled
!" al HE various patterns IN usc and t aud half bound
~ 1 ~ - snbsau! manner and durable style in Russia,
Si CrSheep manufactured the best paper either mc1
nm DENY or cap. full assortment Of Ledgpfs. Journals
Day F9os Invoice, Letter, Sales Cash Order. Receipt,
Record Books As0-a great variety Of Miniature. Mem
ofaIduIn, Time and Pass Books 70 which tie attention Of
purchasers particularly invited. Feeling in
ms department ny stock i. lie surpassed either
quay or price. Town, school, Private Libraries sup
Piled the most liberal terms. The public generally are
respectfully invited 70 call and cX4lne my sock, vii. a.
way. BIZ ready fyrcXamnat1n.
SIMEON KING.
keaosha, December, 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-02
Acknowledgements OF Deeds

~ AIKEN, snd ar Papar- reari2g TIE administration
= 0sthe, an - nerfecsed Is s0plytze 10
L. Cf-} sgz,yL = -
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

Partington observes; be shiVered-hs shook
his teeth shattered and his knees knocked q
staccatO accompaniment.
20 Yacob, carry me home T. dead as nitS!
"Vat1 lsh nodder sbnake in your throw
Shsrsi'
"Noa-look I'm IWelt ell aup Mine vhesl
won't go on my back. Olol mine Gott P'
Ton'ner ana blIEen" cried old Jake, IS he
took the same conclusion" aud with might
and main the old man, scared into 4 most won =.
deriul feat Of physical activity aud strength
lnggsd and carried the boss some quarter oi
half mile to the honse.
Young Peter had Skinned Il for home st the
earliest stage Of the dire proceedings and so
alarmed the girlS that they we're in hgh.staR.
ess when they saw the aPPrOach Of poor o!d dad
and his assistant.
Old man Peter was carried in, and began TO
die, natural as life, when in comes the old la
dy. in great hustle, and wanted to know what
was going oHi Old Peter, in the last gasp Of
agony aud weakness, opened bis eyes and Tee.
bly, pointed TO bis leg. The old woman ripped
up the psntaloons, and ont fell a small thistle
top, aud at the same time, considerable Of
scratch was made visiblel
Call dis Shnaksq Bak' says the old wo.
man.
10, bat, I'm piEhened to death, Molly See,
| m all all pizhen--nins vhest-0, dear--mins
Vhest not come over niue podyP'
'Hawl haW hsWl" roarsd the old woman. -
"Vat fooll You got Peters pest orr haVi
6GHi haOl'
"Boshl" rosrS old Peter, shaking off DEATH
icy letters at one surge, and Jumping np.-
"Boshl Yacob, vat tam ole fool you mush be
to Ssy wash Shuskebitl Go bout yer bish-
ness, gals. Pete pring me sum peer"
The old woman saved Peters life.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
NUMBER 10.

effect, however, will be most salutsfy II will
convince the aboriginal inhabitants Of every part
Of the Republic Of the ability Of the govern.
ment to maintain the majesty OF the laws, aud
punish crime wherever Committed within its ju.
risdction. And the result Of this campaign
will not only convince the natives Of the pow er
Of the government to maintain its su. hOrity,
but also certain foreign traders, who have open.
y inculcatsd feeling Of opposition among some
Of our nsiRhboring tribes.
Will you believe it, sir, that | have obtained
fncoutrovertiblS testimony that certain foreign
trader has iDs igated the natives to the whole Of
these Outrsgssi He personally solicited certain
New Cess chiefS 10 Join Boy or in his attack upon
ne, assuring them that il they Wonld unite their
forces the government could not maintain its
Jurisdiction; in which case be would be relieved
from the operation Of the navigation, commerce
and revenue laws Of the Republic, and in fu-
turs would pay them, ia shape Of presents, what
be is now required TO pay the government for
duties.
He also proposed to supply them with all the
ammunition they might require. With the
pricipal Of the New Cess Chiefs he did not sue
ceed-tWO only pledged themselves 10 him. To
Boyer he gave every assistance, in munitions OF
"hri anu uIECI'ohb ~ W MS Plhuh huu prePaIa-
tions, and manner Of attack. We may yet get
our hands upon the gentleman and if so, we
will teach him better manners.
These difficulties have placed us under great
peeunisry embarrassments. scarcely know
which way to turn for relief The soldiers that
composed the expedition must be paid. They
ale mostly poor men, and need every cent for
the immediate use Of their families. Can you
not do something for us in this time Of needs
have no further news Of importance, eI.
cept the arrival Of the Brazilian Charge d'Af.
iaires, who is to be formally presented tO.mOr-
row.
l have written with great haste, and with
frequent interruptions.
/ am, dear sir, most respectfully, your Obe-
dent servant. J. RoBERTs.
Rev. WM. McLAIN,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
BosttQ.
Poetieal Petition.


February Ilth, Is.2.
To The Honorable, the General Assembly of the
State of Ohio:
hou' Pf.MSns s"oSs,S 'nOw''n' Wn" your hOnO'' no"
And ys ,bs,aEn,s bsssSrb ~ ~ vaa ,,,h tar. -.
- -" sntSs., -, 'sN' - '' '' "
That son - ons r.,cns ,vcnla cona
Bo. bSa, % ~ bsGoSS v Won yUS GSoi1. W. unA
Tf ~ H......5 ~ M 80 n,.,.,,, m, or ,..
NOT SO.sInsa " 'sa'0n-'i 0u' P'aye'' Ou' :" 'Sa'
A, o,rS Won san oas, Z, .,id.
w. ~ - - -
Thar. Ar. u,Dv ,yho ~. maxine ali ,hsir Twin, bv
III Mpg r..,,,. -, Il. ~.
ofu holsyi II ,no e noeI'i "nJ ens Nv
w uJ ~ . 80, wv w ~ H' na''H'
anu ui'SA'Hs 'n' HoA''' ''I " 'is" "'''''
We 'e's, m, . creatures WIN h'af'' 0'@'A'' '"'n
'iat.i'-I .-,,... -. u .
The makers and sellers O rum.
Men no mgh We moi n4ns tnshl' 'o' "'"oh'
would Ihame tnsmi 49,. ...... ,s
1hsy hom laI'aIus 'h0uld come
Th''' '1Sa S1ss o1s.'' sS 'a''' men 70 h' a''p ''n
PERSUADE them Z wiu % ., thelt ", nesI.n, ...,.
=" afinN eaa iosl iunhy' """' 'h'y P0SA0' INV"
l.ohsy !. "a ....s.. - ....t,L
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

We LIKE FAT PEoPLE-goOd, jolly, laugh.
ing, broad-Visaged, lat people, We love fat
womAn--iat boys lat babies, fat pnFseS, TAT liSt
Of subscribers. fat job. fat advertisers, fat eve.
ry,hing Fatness e big sign of big heslth.--
Fat men ere never treaeheFons; iat women are
not sharp .tongasd; fat boye afe net mischiev.
out; fat babies ere always good; il fine. fst peo.
pie are the kindest. and therefore, most
popular. Thea commend % 70 iat poopla
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
Late lntelIIsence from LiberIa

The following letter says, the National Intel
4igencer, from President Roberts to Rev. Will
liam McLain, Secretary Of the American COL
ouizatiou Society furnishes the latest intslli-
gsuce from the Republic Of Liberia, and will
doubtless be interesting to many Of our read
are
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26
WxRR,s WORK.


suKOAV--chuIeh doors enter In,
Rest Il ON toll. IeTeat Of sins
Strive heavenly rest TO win.
MoRbAg--tO your calling 20,
serve the LOrdi love friend and foei
To the tempieF, answer No.
TURsDkV-do what good you cant
Live in peace with God and man,
Remember life is but q span.
WEpHEspAH--give away and earn,
IeW pome y ath, come good thing learn
Joyiaily good for II return.
THURaBAY-build your house uoo1
Chlist, The mighty eorIer atone,
Whom God helpa, hia work e dona.
PRIDAY-f0r the truth he strong,
Own your fault, II IN the wrong,
Put abridle on your tongue,
sArunDAY--thank God sHd cling,
Tribute to bis treasury bIingy
Bo prepared ioT TerroT's klngi
Thus, your hopes on Jesus cast
Thus let an your weeks be passed,
And you shall he saved at last.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

uThs girls 70 Northampton, Mass, have
bssn sending bachelor editor lansy and wOrm-
wood. He egsythe deaf care be bad rather
Smsll them than matrimony,
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

& L5'ln airiag aFoOm, both the upper and the
lover parts Of the window should Be opened, as
the heated alr, which from 10 lightness always
aseends, will pass ont Of the top, ahd the fresh,
cool air come in 1t the bottom a@
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-03-26

Is In door Gardening .--Ou cold, damp nirhts
In winter prepare Aot-beaS With : warming.
pan.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-02
Cincinnati IEydropnthic Or r..,.,ss
yT,+or Cure Establishment

Jy,uE above Institution is for the reception OF
IN Ike Carthage pike ami few rods from the iamil
tom Cincinnati and Dayton Railroad in the rear and at
the q, me li isaicc Miami Canal, in the front,
crinr easy access to those desirous o. enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution ,,.. ., ,s country ran or.
pleasing variety OF & im 81 Ss
before the s al M f combine @ay The se%
beautiful beyond description. ,, ~. =, ,,
of the artist at glance The nca'ness and o me
interior, combined with the numerous az, 9 a
his Establishment desirable The Halls are exen
sivc tho Rooms spacious and inviting where Ie
ineemsnt weather The aed Rooms ave well ventilated
neatly shed the Bath Rooms ase ae n anu
every Iorm connection Will the institution theic Is
& he an 'onpoftuuy restoring their muscular
strength by hcathu exercise The Springs which lnr
forth Water both cold and delicious The country and
and variety OF scenery. Althings combined can
not think OF desirable place, for those seeking
M ps .sr wing had much experience in the treatment
1 s sins Hf
those committed to his care Mrs tEAs, VINO mas, io
diseases peculiar to her SEX and being every way qualified
station will take is St m al es
bane Of female beauty health and e
ne I r nna aeS viii be-
this Institution sueeessuy we ~ would invite
th attention of ladies' in all cases we shall expect 10
The Cure by the way of the Cincinnati
Hamilton Dayton Railroad wiz stop At atm ane
81, ,ro two coarse sheets. six towels, and
quantity linen suitable for 6andages; and all
attendance will be ten dollars per week payable
eeky Extra attendance will subject the patient 10 si
end Il TO spend length of time in the institn
finn Transic nj persons will be charged two dollars pei
day. rrs -, .,,;,, ho cb,rec5 hor tbe Fl rst
1 examination. ,,4.,,,.s
for ou''if.-' riu''ne d. A. PEASE, NJ. D..
| 't.1a t''l.tA ~ Proprietor aud PhTsieian
| carthasc, Hamilton Co.. Ohio. 3'i'1i ' .Y ausef.