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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
RAILWAYS CIRCAssIAN BALM


rI7HE firm Of \ LEWIS 4 Co. has been Dissolved by rau-
ta al persons indebted sad firm. tr tc
requested and expected The same
with A. Lewis. who is Guy authorized. ~ SET
Tie all accou:s u ;hr sid r The business VIII be coH.-
lel by gAc subscriber The place as before. where
good, v.l hc >s,i heap !erca-G. 4. LEWES.
keao>aa, Nov. II, 1881.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
FIRE SH ARRIVAL.

TSF Received fresh from the Eastern Market cho;c
eE and extensive sc,cciion Of Books SrarioxERy ~
Fancy ARTICLES. to which tbs attention Country Mer
chants and School Committees, invited.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

&EkA S&--sh SS-ft.
STATE OF WISCONSIN -kEE4Si1 COUNTY CIR
CUT CJLRE-lN Gil tNGEkl.
Lewis BENEDICT,
Michael Holmes,
EnY virtue and in pursuance Of decree OF the C5ri
court for the county of kcnosha and S,qe u " i-con-
81. made and entered IN certain cause pci.n, lsr,r
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n 1881 .hg lT - i,y. ,rsI, IN H.. h,tt.r l,-i4[
fb,-s.- =, IT, 49, t,.,r, Y,t,sr IN f>a INV - l.
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n isII 49,, -, " - M. ar.i li,r, II M r.
nom Of m. ~, All 49, ,,f,air jgres 1ayrf. ~ Tx. n.
land lying and being in the ro~n southport, county Of
Racine, STATE Visions III. and described is follows, Viz:
bong IN. south half rr lot number seven land ,he Whole
ct u number eight 49, in block number one H. in Nichs',
< Hrlmc> addition 20 He yitia,s uI southport. Also TINT
piece urqgCei of land known ~ la the northeast q.r-
t.r of section six g. in Town one I range twenty -lhrCc
t-3 in the a-e oiSauihport. described a fo!laws
m"ncjng The = line Of lot number seventeen u IN
said quarter section and 81 point one h1red feet suih
eE Of ihc north west corner ot sA1l lots thence >osthc
CF RODS and three feet or 10 laa iaIhe conveyed 60
49," -, "a, nm. = ,!,, s 'y -.l
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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
GOOD sEIEi.EEENG.
.gnc Kcno.hn e. AgrlenltnraI socletl

The CUTTERS ncccs..r! TO emf! ri. ps'iimo, can ,
nht4nel " 4 I. WiGiIINNN.
Jan. =, ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

Held ,he,r Quarterly Meeting nj pts!0us 60 lay.
,.iru, iha society Krsa.-tI 81 h'd an Exchange
TAR "a. Dl.1u's Tavern, ca the last "Wednesday s}!h IA
Fehra.r!.
olaa Crop, reported, and report adopted rs fol-
VS.. award o one Hu>hrl - tlHtT~'sd raised Ny -nGs
w. Ehodc, ol Sincr. dr,J premium, - en- hryr acre,
Har,ey raised by J. ". Leland, 1T Ero! frs. Frcu.an
81 GA tire, Dis, RAISED 10y J. w Leland %! Bri>
tal, first VretoluHl. 81
~ vote ;ac society, premium was awarded - NJ
I,4t1 Corn ~lycv presented n iho Sho" AMI ar ia
sem. lHst-Bolk.
fha follow ing resolution adopted:
Al persons presenting manufactured articles for prem
unr shall max, fan their Of when
where, and 10y Whom The article was mn n'tac;urci.
The following persons chosen g. make V.yl Arti1r
f,r n, Exchange tar Il. :. n'rpe uauuyn Marsh, L.,
NJ Grant Adjourned sine dlv.
:. Z MCCLELLAN, rec-5!eas.
7. J. E>>0, Secretary.
January r, l-i3.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
PAIN
RHEUMATISM.

5000 cases cured in 1850. The most, ,ercru.
ciating pain s'opPef in tno hours
Roadway Ready I;ecf the quickest safest and most et
fectua remedy for The % Rheumatism in a its forms
in state only what know. II will stop the mos
tortuEing pains Of this distressing LIANT BY apple
ton We have known it To fail in giving instant
lief In every city, VILLAGE and town of America has cur
ed some Of the people Of this c-uel cumpG In
ry vibrant II 10 Do stated. II Will instantly re-
Meye the sufferer rom pain and speed!ly cAnse.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
Acknowledgment of Deeds

VEyAKES, and any papers requiring the administration
81 Cf 0sihs. -a- - perfessezi b a09lvirgta
9. TEENFNr. No.sr~ Public
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
SICK & NERVOUS HEADACHE.

relief in fifteen minutes.
Railways Ready Relief, taken according directions.
will speedily and cfec!ty This complaint. Taken in
ernlly and applied externally hreeshes the cen
tie stomach stops AL irritation in the nerves veins. f.
brc and ecions Of the head and brain and Relieves he
siercr from in nfEeen minutes 1t is curing hun
Gre4s daily Vi De sick and MervOu. he.d@cAe.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
@GoG6 N 81 1877

large assortment embracing the various kinds used in
Academies aud Schools, always hand, and Wall be sold
al the lowest prices.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

PIrch,se Railway Ready Relief only Of The authorized
agents whose inserted in Me paper Car travel
in. atui~ nave |erof attorney. si.ncd ~ Eef
purchasing alwa AK 70 L. Price 50 and = cents large
bottles.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
SCHOOL, BOOKS.

SCHOOL ESJOkAS.
large assortment embracing the various kinds used
Academies aud Schools always hand, and VIII be sold
.! the loves, prices
65GoG10n 9Eyo
complete assortment constantly hand. and ready fi
eNhiotio a! prices that will prove satisfactorily 10 purcha-
scrs.
Paper, Pencils States, Portfolios Fancy md Common
lhNs.'Eos' Cra!cus, Mathematical instruments. A great
variety o sizes patterns and qualities Buff White Lc,-
seF, DOC !Eneni, Noe, and Card Envelopes sc, &C.
Blank EfOO3ks.
complete assortment OF Blank Account Books. ruled
to al tie various patterns in use: ard f hat bound
III the most substantial manner and durable STYLE Russia
Ca urSheeP manufactured OF the 6es paper either mci
am, DENY cap. fun assortment OF LcdgcrS Journals
Day Books Invoice Lescr, SG.e Cash. order Recent.
Record Books. Atso-a great variety oi Miniature Mem
ordHduIn Time, and Pass Books. which the attention o.
purchasers particularly invited. Feeling ucd thai IN
This department M stock ia not 10 be surpassed either in
quality price. Town, School, Private brarie- sun.
piled the mos. liberal terms. The Public ccfcraly are
respectfully invited to call ana examine my Stock viii al
ways be rcudy for examination.
SIMEON KING.
keEosha December 1851.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
NEURALGIA

10000 Neuralgia cases cured in 1850. Il 1CiU
stop the mos! riolent pains in ) minutes.
Tie cruel and eycrcainS pangs OF pain this dis.res
sing com lant instantly arrested by K4dways Ready
Relief The happy and in, gorat!ng effects produces
the system rendering the iron proof quick
" The energy and the disease Rad
way Ready Relief is the only remedy that has clccua
cured Neuralgia IN is worst forms.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

! BLANKS OF ALL KINDS;
Ball Tickets, Cards, Hand Bills, &C.,
In Plain colored Inks viii be done shor, ard
| al reasonable prices.
Ose East SIDE Nain Street, fe0 doors North of ia,
| RRna4s House.
YAK s RS z S 8
! l. If Is !:
IN i! 1 8 u s.
! gAEI2gRY PEG xORAK
For the Cnre of
OCGHS. COLDS. HOARSENESS. BR0H
CHITIS. GROUP. ASTHMA, WnG0P-
ING COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous discoveries Science has made in
this generation 10 facilitate the business Of Iincrease It's
enjoyment, and even probing the human existence
none can be named of real value 10 ml.ind than
this contribution Of Chemistry the Healing Art vast
trial OF IT. virtues throughout This broad country proven
beyond doubt that medicine citnOnaon Of mcdi-
cue yet known, surely control cure the nuar-
varieties Of pulmonary disease which have hitherto
swept from m!ds. thousands and thousands every year
has length been found which be relied lie
mos, dangerous affections OF the lungs our space here will
tel hy use, youd present the following opinions
of eminent AMI rcvr further enquiry the
which the Agent low named, will always be pleased
furnish free, wherein full particulars and ndispuabc
proof Of these facts.
From the President 81 An.hersi Co',2rs The Gel
eJrGtei PROFESSOR HIFCUHOCH
James c. Ayer-Sir: have used your CURRY PEcro-
III my OF deepseacd bronchitis, ard
ied rom its chemical constitution, that it admirable
compound for The reefo lar! gjul difficulties. II my opu-
ion 10 lis superior character be Of any ic,
a. Hbcry 10 use II az You think proper
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, l.. L. D.
WIDELY CELEBRATED
Professor Siliimah, 1s. ID, L. L. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry, qcr.'og1. &C.. Ya's C5lcge
.Nem5cr If TIE lit. Inst. Sled ibj and Scientific S9cic
ties # -lllcyeq and Earopo.
~ dea. the Cherry P,c;oraI an aim;ra5o composition
very iyc remedy class diseases ii intended
10 cure. New Haven, Ct. Nov. !, 1919.
MAJOR PATTiSON, President Of the : C. Senate states
h. has used the Cherry PrC;oal with wonderful cs to
an Inflammation Of the lungs
From oae Of the first Physicians in Maine.
sAco. Me-, April &c, 1910
DR.. J. C. aver, Tovel-Dear Sir; | am now constantly
using yoTr CHERRY PEcvoRAL in ny Practice and prefer
observation Of many eases convinced it will
coughs colds aud diseases Of the lungs put
10 defiance all other remedies.
invariably recommend in cases Of consumption.
and consider l. much the best remedy known thai dis
IS. ct'sHMANM.D.
PRurNawo Avp SoLp py JAMES c. hvER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
T. ROBINSON, Sole Agent for Kenosla. 3n-37
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DIAIRRHGA.

100000 persons cured IN l850--pGins stopped
IL , minutes.
Railways Ready Relief cured more OF choeralno-
bus lysn chec and al bowel complaints the past yea
than any other remedy Ia On The banks c the hi-ss~
ipp Missouri Illinois and Ohio Divers, New Orleans, 81
Louis Cincinnati, Detroit, Chicago Milwaukee, Galcna ard
other places whore The dfrhua, cholera and dysenlcry
grd 50 fatally, RAdway5 Ready Relief used with tho
bc>tsuccrss. twill in Is minutes stop the violent
cramps ind spasH>, npar genial heat throughout the
whole system. aay al rritaon stop the pa.l dsclars
and relieve the patient rom g:' pain.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
CEIANCIrsN SALE.


STATE OE WlSCONStN-kFNOSiIA COUNTY C,E
CUT col 1T IN CHANCEEY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

Hi.5aiiniinig,s Worr.s--Seyera complete ss.. Ct
be pr!ce, u !" = 't"'s' E.-7l-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
FAEPTI FOR SALE.

\ NIKf desirable Farm about 10 miles from krra>hn,
\ continuing every Convenience for farming purposes
There IL sod hons, tle picuises-ai,o, Bara, ~:
ch&-d, SC, &. Enquire OF
c. CLEMENT, at this office
Ocoa.r3l, ISL. IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16
CKANCERY SALE.

KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT-N CHANCE
RY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-01-16

FOR SALE.
4 number Of CITY LOTS wi be sal FOR Labor e a7f,
Cd for soon J. HDNIi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

the proportion of insane and idiotic among
slaves is very much smaller than among
the free negroes. Possibly some may
base on this fact an argument to prove that
slavery is the true and divinely appointed
condition for the colored race but such
will do well to remember that their argu-
ment will apply equally well to whites
who have about the same proportion of
those unfortunate classes as the free col
ored. All that is proved by the fact is,
that slaves are in lower and more brutal
state. If the census of the oxen or asses
of the country were to be taken. we pre-
sumo the number of insane and idiots
among them would be found still smaller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Total amount

Wits in bsiT. Free Sol ers in s.ALL cArrALs
The money having been thus taken
and spent by twenty-five Senators, while
twenty-four refused it, clause was in
serted in the Deficiency bill by the Senate
to appropriate the money, and SO legalize
its payment out Of the Senate's Contingent
fund by the Secretary of that body. The
House rejected the amendment; bat, finally,
rather than waste time in wrangle on a
point which nearly touched the personal
honor Of Senators, the House receded go
to 5O) and let the thing slide.
Such is the history of Constructive
Mileage, as brief as we could make it.
Will you just think it over!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
DEATH or HssRY CLAr-.WHAr

KuIEp HIm-Henry Clay, with nf bic person. ine chest
and most excellent contribution, s cut of prematursiy
with irteect unclouded and consul uioa that might
have carried him 20 100 years. Iohn c. Calhoun. much
younfer an died Of the same both
the occupation, the same profession the sans excite
ents Wss disease OF which they died incursbe No
Had they good conritutionsl Yes Naturally Consume
tvel Not at all. Did they die unnecessarily Yes
Why7 Refause Of bad treatment
Two great modes Of treatment prevail ia Consumption
The first 10 the climate indoor palliative res,ment
without hint hope Of cure-slgsys fdiat This Is ths
TIac'ice adopted by nearly all the Medical profession
cough treated dis ssewhich Is not: hence eyey
drug that will palliats still cough eagerly used PAN
ia pronou Inflammation and Die sding and olisteng toll
low AL Is done 10 contract and still the chest ana
In the early stages the patient greatly reduced ana 70 tus
middle and latter stages overwhelmed with OPIUM
preparations The unfortunate patients suPened ana
narcetized TO death made opu neaters Aer snoI ~,
Of they are utterly wTeched without II while every ecu
they take hastens their DOOM reduces ther stspg
traes the system and drives them " W
grave: warm eli nate, warm IoOn' ~ al "a nsa
BLEEDING bsispe sores issues mercury opium anu nau
se atibg medicines are the usu 81 prescriptions A. -.
The second great mode Of practice Is 70 MAKE toe gus
more active give them more motion sno efes,eI
~ tber air chanbers and prevent all contractors oil
the chest 20 preserve the general beah and never allow
lou fssbed state To do ths the patient advised 70 oe
in the omen air daily and inhse long, full deep beahs OF
nre cold air and expand the lungs as much possible 20
s cbe, and abdominal supporters to oahe daily In cold
stsT 10 tske curative and palliative medicines aud
rarely usins opium us epsraSn as " prevents tue po
sibity OF cure TO avoid mercury, osenns ana oseons
sores &c and everything that can PROSTATE the ss
TEN The first mode Of practice eeFIoys all the second
will cure 10 out Of 20 If used In season. and will pre-
M CLAW hsd the cough incident old men, brought by
sucoesion of coles In way consumptye, he ought to
Rave been cured lie to Philadelphia last fall, and
was At once placed the full Ror of the Id school prac-
tics He was soon sailed down in opium sent TO warm
room housed up and in fact everything done that would
have made him sick II well before.
Calhoun peshsd in the same way aud pershes every
man. woman and child who are treated In the same man
ner. ce., RI,
explained and compared read Dr. s. S. FrcHs Six Lee.
tures on Consumption Asthma Heart Diseases the laws Of
of mir male and
hundred wears had OF the sutho No 7O7 way
Eew-YoTk and of his agents booksellers, &c
If doubt the foregsDg statement read the letter rom
Rev Rodolphus Bard FITcB's late publications whose
lungs were affected than Mr. Clay's ever were and
who besides was naturally greatly disposed TO consumption
His mother and brother died Of it. He and Mr. Clay were
both prb bic speakers both public men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
A TRACT FOR THE TIMES.


There are very many who cherish
very erroneous ideas of the grounds Of
difference between the two great parties
now struggling for ascendency in this
Country-and many more who have
next to no idea at al on the sub ect.
If every voter in the hind hnew rohat ii is
for which the Wings are consending, and
wherein they differ in sentiment from their
antagonists, we firmly believe that the en-
during triumph of Wing principles and
measures would be placed beyond doubt.
We shall publish on Saturday a small
edition of tract for the times, entitled,
"WHY / AM A WHOA Letter 10 an
Mguiring Friendly HORACE GREELEY"
which earnestly essays to set forth the
grounds of radical diversity between the
two great parties-fully, clearly and can
didly. The reader will not be likely to
accuse the writer of Sinking any vital
point, or of presenting only those issues
whereof the Wing party occupies more
popular position than its antagonist. So
far as he is able to do it, the writer has
frankly get forth his reasons for the faith
that isin him. Acknowledging no authority
but Truth, no power but in Conviction, he
sets forth his own Platform, and asks for it
the Endorsement of no Convention, the
patronage of no Committee. If any shall
think well enough of it to buy copies for
dissemination, he will be glad to supply
them; if any choose to print for themselves
without alteration) they are abundantly
welcome. And if this effort shall induce
some one else to produce a still better
statement of the Wing Faith, he will be
glad to render whatever aid we NAV
toward giving that the widest possible
circulation.
Why 7 am Wig is based upon the
article thus entitled in the last WIG Al
MANIAC, which, without being materially
changed, has been here considerably ex-
tended. 1t forms tract of 16 large octave
pages, well printed on large type, and will be
afforded for SO per thousand, 81 / per hun
dred, or 20 cents per dozen. A specimen
will be sent without cost to any one who
will inclose postage stamp, (the postage
on tracts being exacted in advance.) Or
ders are requested of those who want the
tract; but no one need buy it to oblige or
Pdtronize the author.
- The Sham Democracy have an organ
lied Bureau in this City engaged in writing,
printing and disseminating Political Tracts
intended to aid the election Of Pierce and
King and an Anti-P Protective, Anti River
and Harbor Improvement Congress. This
Bureau levies contributions on the more
spirited members of the party in aid of
its operations. We want none sucb bu,
would be glad to aid and secure tho circu-
lstion OF some counterblast to the poisops
indostriously disseminated by the adverse
ries Of ScoTT and GRAHAM. Friend. ~.
shall very surely win a triumph !, this
contest; let US so conduct the canvass
that It's fruits shall be ample and enduring
K We publish this morning some highly
interesting tables, prepared for our columns
from the Census returns of 1850. sbo x;rq
the number of insane, idiotic, blind and
deaf and dumb persons in the different
States.
Our readers will not fail to observe -.
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" THE CAMPAIGN LIFE of GEN.
E 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 THE same as in
Enelish) s. per hundred, 80 cents per dozen, 3
cents single-always cash. Orders from Clubs,
Committees, and individuals, are urgently re-
quested. Now is the time to do good. Address,
Greeley & McElrath, Tribune Office.
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IMPoRTANr NorIcE.--We, the under

IMPORTANT NoTICE.--We, the under
signed he,sSS ensege ell ney. depoaired with
" Ar1SS NERVOUS ANrIDoTE, II IL does no prove
ocnnes IN ne &c rs oI which t has been tired BY this
~ sSs tss. marvcoas properties, without fear Of
atefe VIII be smaT bUt the money retu med
upon q simple sthunaou taaI n I.s not ssr bsss
n w ID No. al Braad,vas
Charles Ninten No 400 No.,
W Conant, No a Dey-st
Nirceut Dill, No p Be-kr,sos.
G r. Htru:ks, No l5A Bro.ds.v
John Ropes No a Ana,s; SvsS.v 49,.
T. Torrey, No u spruce.s, -'-' -'~A'
J q Can eron, No q Aur-ss
A =. WtihSms n. No - Ann.st Suns.v D5,o,,.h
J. &. St0ueail No. iSl Fuitoo-st 'FA'~-'
Lswis Eealio, No. 46 Breads sy.
Niehols. Krauth a Cauloweil No 100 Nas.a..,t
suath, Bsnss Co. No IS Sproce-u
In ivstce 70 The above gentlemen who kays 80 rv coma
forward ~ aid the public In eoVing for themselves r
depepd ppon certificates erccmiuns sdSessn Sol,
the real worth Of this remedy Il Is bps rht 10 sssyr n
not one Of then have tbs hast peeao OF other interest
the Andge further than TIE esIlr. 81 ss.tng their G
oy.Stizes 10 fora Just sDSrecistoa Of this remedy
fnir orders Tor any quantity will Be promptly supplied
ei.heS 81 Nos l. Ana-si O. a.. Gre. awishst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

ScnIfoys tcAs REJECT 10.
Gecrcs n Badger, N. G.
john Rel, Tenn.
John ~. Beyrien, Ga.
James W Brac bury, Ne
Jesse ID. Bright, Ind
Andrew 2. Butler, 5. c.
L. wis Cess, Mich.
SALMON z. CRAsE, O.
John n Clarke, & l.
Henry Clay, ~.
John DART. Mass.
jefferson DAVIS. Mis-.
" diidn e. DarsOH, ia.
r NJ. T. Hunter. Va.
VIM r King. Ala
Wufie p. MnRgrm. N. c
James M. Mason, Va.
JooVb ". Miller, " j.
James 4. Pt0rer. Nd.
Thomas g. Pratt, Nd.
" hli1n n. Seicdyd. ". Y
Truman Smith. Conn.
Presley Spyusnes, Del.
Jas. r. UAdeypo0d, ny.
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H We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
were prepared under the auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends Of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
thentic and efficient, and are sold at the
bare cost of Paper and Printing. There
ought to be at least One Million Copies in
circulation before the end of July. Friends
of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house in your County,
Town or Ward with
u THE CAMPAIGN LIFE Of GEN.
SCOTT, with 26 illustrations of the most event
t scenes of his iustious career including the Battles
Of Chippewa, Lundys Lane, Cerro Gerdo, Contreras,
Chspultepee, &C. with his protection Of the Irish prs
oners In Canada, &c. &c-a large, handsome pamphlet
ofthirtytwo pages on fine paperis ready at TIE TIT
buns Office this morning. Price 81 per hundred 80
cents per dozen, cents single.
Also,
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT
broad sheet TO be hung up In dwellings and public
psces-with eighteen spirited lusrations-wil also be
ready and will be afforded for $40 per thousand slA
per hundred, cents singly Terms Cash inhexibly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

W- THE WIG ALMANAC for 1852 contains the complete
vote for President In 1874 and 1885, For sale at this Office
Price u, cents Ii can DO obtained In Baltimore ct Bur
seu 4 Ttyor'A
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Van DEusEN's IMrRovED WAHpEyE.

The SUMNER season is period Of the year most favorable
10 the success ofthose sXtea spp which upoa
the stem through the pores II tho skin On this account
the above PREPARATION should D used the result wO1d
o certainly be new ard lnNVuaut covering Of hair for
me head speedy change 81 hairs their natuT
color and entire appearance Of personal ipiove-
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ana the principal d!uRgsts Of the
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NETWORK, THURSDAY, JULY %, 1852.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT Of Ncw-Jersey.
For Wee-Prcstdent,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North. Carolina

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