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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-03
pers,prxr FrLLaoRE-we learn that

President FILLaoRE-We learn that.
as an appropriate mark of respect for
the President Of the United States, a
number of gentlemen, Senators, mem-
beers Of Congress, Judges Of the SUI
preme Court, aad citizens Of both po-
iiiicaI parties, have employed Mr.. d.
one II sx rue !. 80.
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NoTIcE

A PPLICATION will be made st the ensu-
- ing session Of the General Assembly of ihis
State. for an act to incorporate The Hillsborough
Academy.
September "a. So
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81 -
N OTTO

A PPLfCATI0N will be made ct the ensu-
"a ing session Of the General Assembly Of this
State, for an act Of incorporation for . Mountain
Spring Division No. 20, Sons Of Temperance"
September "a. o.
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FiftyDOllars Reward.

I WILL give the above reward for the takiag,
up and delivery 70 me, my man JOHNSON.
who left me on the 25th Of August, without any
proSocation whatever.
He has wife at Mrs. iinkin's, near Mr.. Pat
terson's, in Orange county, and understand he
is now lurking about that neighborhood. Jahn-
son is abaut twenty-five years old, about i've feet
ten or eleven inches high, spare made, brown
skin, no particular marks that recollect. He is
a carpenter by trade, and perhaps viii be seeking
work Of that description. He probably may be
about Hiilsborcugh, Chapel Hin Oh Raleigh, or
the vicinity Of his wife. will give the above
reward for his delivery TO me, ai Yaung.s Gross
Roads. Granville county, n. Caroiina. Of m Ok ]
ford jaa. e..
II. ID. ROYSIER. s
SeSiaemler 3. -
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AMI I4F NIII|H ~ [t'IIt'|I|||'|'" ~" F"|'' -
ms nrpa-s. A..
Mr. bsrly esl'a 1.a lae rsafoqr i'.i
Il lie reeummen'ls|sm ~ ne fnmmiir 2
ana zlsa ihe aiJes= 70 hr esIsfifd % ne
-ec..on ~ll'els 4 vz@ proposed % sttke
sas liz stated tsss h~ dsd a..t es'pru< y
Inc n-rn@meodzs.en y rs evsnm'i g
and prscres'<d 4" k'vr sHmF frsso"S Why
| ll.e zm~pdusens should nol he adapted.
Mr.. t;siIirs mosed ii'zsile Iur'her con-
s,drsz'ian Il sI'e ball he postponed until
Friday nexa. ard made alle stfr'sl order
CIR .i,.s day II u or'ork; bus = The re-
quest 81 NJ. X. n Ssunfefs. he with
drew The lnouan-
Sir. 4. ~ Saunders me" addressed
i''e House = eo'''''s'1"e 'e"s" n up
,P".'''''" - inc au'e"o'"s"'' ~na y e1p's'
az''"'' O re W.. =" "'s ro'5's' !" 'n-
'eF''1' imps"se"'rn' '"e.-", ~ NAM
tanned u'e '"''"s'as Po~"". ~" hss
me h~~'g" s"a "e'"n COMPANY now
have nae p"*es ~ e.n"e'a "e" '"su WIN
tue Norm st"''"& Hsn .aa' ana u can
mol &c axe" run y Ing = ez' u'' con-
nee'''''' nsnn"' ne "sus u"'n me super.
,'frf'efe !" '"e ea''n oa'','ha Hs,, NOAH
r Ia" n'm 'o"r''''asn 10 na,s'sh
IS, 'u'oa' ."r sfs,,ss'"'e g''ss ,''e su'non-
" A"a S'' sns so"'enurn 'n1' 'n's
authority sn"u'u o<x'sr" o~eA"se J. vas
rss.y "s"e m'ets'' +" I'VE r'"n 1.fr
''ns NAV k's"' unae' '"s '*1 neso ne
aY"eo '"s' " ~o"" g s'es' s@s'ns !"
@Ake 'ne e"u"ec',o"' y We "sarso pro-
cu"'y "'spTf' anu ~ w freight ap'n Tue
iron. ny "''"x'nx Tue n.ps'sn , ,aa e,Ns'oa
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N Ic L.

V,HE subscribers will offer for sale. at public
- auction, on the premises, on Saturday the
18th Of November next, the LAND and MILL
formerly known by the name Of Halris's Mill,
situate on Rocky River. The land lying on both
sides Of the river, eight or nine miles southwest
from Peterborough, and in about two miles from
the intended Plank Road leading through this
section of country. This Mill has an excellent
pair Of burrs an excellent corn Mill, and the boz
ting works were newly constructed last summer
with castings, and are in good order Cor making
merchant -four. only the SHAFT Of the main wheel
is broken. This Seat Is remarkable Cor its fall
and water power, and with j tight dam the Mill
runs all the year. There i not better seat for
factory Of any kind in all this country, ESQ
said by the hest Of jndges) The terms easy,
and will he made known on the day Of sale. Any
person wishing 10 purchase would do well to cx-
anime the premises for themselves, previous to
the day Of sale.
BROOKS & THOMPSON.
October -. So
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A late English paper states that the
military pay and allowances enjoyed
by the fate Duke Of Wellington amount
ed to go, 455-or about $40, 900 per
annum.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. Aaron Jones' Of EdentorA will preach
at Mars Hill the first Sunday, and the Saturday
before, in November.
I, is desired that all the members will attend on
Saturday, as there is some very important hush
ness to attend to. BY order Of the church,
JAMES NJ. WARD, Clerk.
October "a. 58-
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The WILMINGTON RAIL ROAD.-We
rejoice to see that the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rail Road has been enabled to
declare a dividend of six per cent. out
.of the earnings Of the last year. This
is one of the good results, we suppose,
Of renewing the road with heavy iron.
We learn that the gross receipts for
the last year have been upwards OF half
a million Of dollars. When the Man
chester road is finished, We have no
doubt that the travel, and consequent
income. will be greatly increased.
The Common Shoot Fund will realize
go, 900 from The above dividend
Fayetteville Obs.
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sn~ Young Lady. graduate Of the
G0 State Normal School Of New York,
wishes to procure situation as Teacher, either
in School or private Family. Good references
can he given. She is also competent to give les
sons ia Painting and Drawing. Please address,
post paid, C.W.S., Old Bridge, Middlesex coun-
ty, N. j.
October 2. 55-2w
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Land for Sale.

AnsEae The subscriber, intending to
$3.50 remove to the southwest, offers for
W. sale the Plantation on which he now
.sex1Ax~,, resides II contains One Hundred
and Eghty-Eight Acres. well watercd, and has
on il good Dwelling House with all the ncces-
sary Out Houses. and never-failing Well of as
good water as the country affords. More than
half oft is wood land, and the remainder is in q
good cate for cultivation. II is situated five
mics sEasl Of HiIlsborough. Immediately on the
Oxford road. Terms will be favorable to suit
the purchaser Persons wishing TO purchase are
requested to call and examine the premises.
ISAAC HOLDEN.
s ptcmbcr a7th, 1852. a4i-
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ESrEarnIsE.-Perhaps no stronger evidence
can be adduced Of the intrinsic value and unri-
vailed usefulness Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, than
the fact iha, in order 10 supply the demand the
Proprietor has been compelled 10 build an i'm
mense block, occupying large part of square
in one Of the principal thoroughfarcs, five stories
Of which is to be occupied by his Laboratory for
the preparation Of the Cherry Pectoral alone. As
this article has now won its way to the pubic IA
vor solely by lis success in curing diseases, this
fact is some comment on It's virtue. Lo,ceH ado.
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or n should Je universally knorn-for it is
strictly true-that indigestion is the parent Of
large proportion of the fatal diseases. Dysentery
,liarrhea, cholera morbus, liver complaint. and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In
spcctor's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted by Indigestion alone. Think Of that, dyspep-
tics! think Of it, all who suffer from disonlered
stomachs, and IL you are willing to I've guided by
advice. founded upon experience, resort at once
(don't delay day. to Hoofand's German Bitiers,
prepared by DIR. g. NJ. Jackson. which, as an al
teraiive, curative. and invigorant, stands alone
and unapproached. General depot, 100 Arch
street. We have tried these Bitters, and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City Item.
~ For sale at the Drug Store.
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<1fRxoIL AxD CONVICTION n MExico.-
Adsices feum Mexl<e, ~ thc LII n Oc-
1ober. represent that thsf cooniry con-
tinues sgitzted b. se<litidzs NOV lnents.
Hall dazen departments seem IN open
insubordinstien. At orizsba. Al Qua
dal.jafs. nnf x M~z1llsn prena,seia-
mulos have bern declared. Govern
ment is too feeble to suppress them.
Adyises were received at Jolspz on
the esd that the reinforcement of the
National Guard that left Perote on the
10th uliimo Tor Orizaba had been by
the insurgents al Cerro Gordo. aud the
entire body surrendered Ia the insur-
gents after short fight. y
In the midst Of the turmoil and con-
fusion that prevail throughout the caun-
try, the partisans of Santa Anna have
issued their manifestus declaring that
the nation invites Gen. Antonio Lopez
de Santa Anna to rrturn to the Repub-
lie. that he may co-operate in sustain
ing the federal 81 stems and re-estsblish
order and pease.
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NOTICE Il.

"A pPIIcATI0N ~ilI b< made 20 the present
n GrneraI Assembly Cor an act Of lncorpors-
lion Ear the Haw6sh Volunteer Regiment
November 2. So
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u Spain 4 srhscIipiian pas raisfd
90 the soldiers Who we're killed and
EBanded 10 he I.apex alair, amaBni.
~ ~ tive handred aud eighty thsasand
plastres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
PROPOSALS for LOAN 1928 600

Seven per cent Mortgage and Convertio Die Bones OF
the HlsboroUgh and Cincinnati Railroad Con panySsasd
pfop sails will be received for Of not less than n
the offce OF DELANO DUNLAVY x CO., No. 10 Wall ST.
NewYork until the lih day Of August next, al o'clock
r. NJ for SIS 900 per cent Bonds OF the Hilsbo
rough ard Cincinnati Railroad Co convertible into ock Of
the Company at the will Of the hOleer within three Jean
from Isl july Interest asched payable s, January
and lst Ju escb year In NewIork at the NsrchsntS
Bank and the principle payable at the place ls July,
a. ID. 1861.
Those Bonds form part Of Of 500 O0 secured by
mortgsge 81 miles Of road from LoyelAod, Ohio
point 20 miles of Hlsborough They aIe issued %
meet the expense incurred in the Construction Of 81 mites
Of read from Love and The point Of
Little hismi Railrosd ess' 20 HllsbOrough s. miles Of
which are completed a frsclass Railroad with T rail-
60 n 10 the yard has been running since LIST May last
daily Of passe and freight and has this
time melted clear per cent the entire OF the road
This 81 miles Of road from Loyelsnd 30 Husborough
passes through portion Of the Counties OF Clenont War
ren Clint and Highland-the latter Of which clone, by
Of Hogs 49, 959 head; Of Sheep 2s4l9 head OF Wheat
500 bushels snd Corn 10000 bushels and OF other
products the ratio showing probability that as
local road pay from ten TO twelve ser cent the
cost construction But II 10 the fixed policy OF the Com
pany TO extend their of HsboToush 70 Bepe OPP
the Great RaiIoad line fro Baltimore to the cities of Clio
cDna and ST. Louis (which this road connecting Ink
Tie Trustee in the mortsage is JAS +. ID LaNlEk-
Esq OF the City OF Newlok. The bonds draw interest
from the frst day of July past Thirty per cent will DO re-
qued being notified Of acceptance Of bid and the bel!
the months fseptember and October Exhibits
giving full particulars relation these securities well
the report OF Col Elwood Morris Civil Engineer and
B. II Lairobe ESQ, Consulting Engineer. the entire
line from HsboOugh Psrkersburgh may be 1t the
bsnAn, house OF DELANO, DUNLENY co, No 10
WAll-st., New York. j. M. Ih hDLE-
n c II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
RAILROAD

LOAN-SCOOOO DOLLARS.-Segled proposals viii
De received the office Of the Company in Philadelphia
until the 18th day OF September next at sunset far the
whole or any portion of the above named Loan.
The Loan will be secured BY first mortgage on the Rail
road OF the Coupany24S miles in lengtnand its equip
pent which, when placed IN complete operation between
Hssburgh and Pittsburgh with single track and sdinzs will
soet 81 600
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions 10 capital
stock of the Compsny the 5!st May So OoOo,
which will shortly be increased 10 Ten Millions On these
subscriptions there paid at that date Sa4l7,S9o
This broad basis together WITH the large receipts OF the
Company from the business Of the road "a it, unfinished con-
dition, demonstrating beyond doubt the ability Of the
COMPANY 10 ray only interest debt but ample divi
loan 10 capitalists with unqualified that 1t will
afford safe investment Of their funds and certain In
the pupctusty with which the interest will be met AZ the
best government securities
The Bonds will be issued In sums OF One THOUSAND DOL
lars with interest coupons at the rate OF SIX per cent 81
tached PAYABLE on the first day. anuay and July OF each
year. the office Company In this city, or In sums OF
22u0 serng with interest coupons at the rate OF i've per
cent PAYABLE ia London without any deduction.
The Bonds will be redeemed where the interest made
PAYABLE the 3st Of December $780, they may be con-
vered the option Of the into the capital stock OF
the Company at par at time previous to the Slst Decem
twenty-five per cent Of each accepted bid TO be paid
within twenty after the OF notice OF It's accept
snce London, II for Sterling Bonds and Philadelphia II
every 9O days thereafter until the whole amount settled
or the full amount be paid in at once Il desired ,
The proposals will be addressed to GEORGE v BACON,
Treasurer pha and Endorsed Proposals for Loan
They will specify the price offered for Dollar and Sterling
Bonds. or either.
The bids will be opened and determined by the Board Of
Directors on the 18th day of September.
ANY further information In relation TO the road and ia
prospects will be furnished application at the Office OF the
Company or TO EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer the
special Agent Of the Company in London
J EDGAR THOMPSON, President
adj lphia Iulv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
CANDUSKY COMPANY for MANU-

oFACTURlNG CEMkNT-Ihe subsc fihers have organ
lied Company, under the title OF THE SANDuSkY CITY
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, as chartered By
pec Of the State Of Ohio, If the 18th June 1884, which
limits the stockholders responsibility 70 the amount Of their
Subscriptions except in Of sbor-rs The object
Of tie Company is TO cary the business OF quaTyng
manufacturing and selling Hydraulic Cement al Sandusky
City and Ottawa IN Ohio and they propose making up the
full amount Of the capital required for this business BY
til additional subscTi 0tions in New-York.
The Company have secured egh;yfour acres OF land
psns portion OF the township Of Ottawa which occupies
The extremity Of the long peninsula stretching into Lake
EIle, on the north and west sides OF Sandusky Bay
valuable bed OF The very best quality Of Cement
TENDS unoeI nearly all this lot Of eghyfo -croppipg
out around the boundary Of thu part OF the pen
insuls few feet above the edge The layer has
been worked 'oI thickness OF twenty feet and
largest vesse navigating Lake Enc lie M 10 the
Ottawa Dock 10 he loaded from the ausres directly
No other qusres Of Hydraulic Cement are known u ex,
srywhere In that region OF country The demand for the
article foi eerns railroad culvers cellars and the walls OF
bindings Is immense, AMI daily increasing Responsible
parties have esed quarry from this property burn ana
nc the &c ment and deliver in barrels the wharf fr
20 cents per barrel the actual cost will exceed IS cens
s'ety cash article, snd sells at Ssndusky by the ear
''' nearly or quite, double that price, add the demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
VyO DENTISTS. AS there are those


who suppose that isolated experiments having osen
made BY different persons different times TO sc@,op
certain object although carried out prscncay -
brought into public use viii nevertheless bar sPstense
has from sustaining damages for infnngsneots 10, 90,
In order therefore, correct this false impfes's
would refer to the law upon this subject which
By the Act OF 1856 section o, patents were grsn u
new aud useful art machine naIufsctuTe or 80 an
natter or any new and useful improvement on p not
machine, manufacture composition OF ,,. discoy.
known or used by others before the spPhesIe - lie
erg or Invention thereof not az the IL' 18th hs
application for patent, in public use or GA soc, bnt by
consent allow the inventor or dse2vei ~ in.
the Of the sd OF March, 1882 no patent he ,nveu.
valid by OF the purchase, sale, or use VI Of
tion prior the application tor pstent eHcep' .aeh
ahsrdonmen Of such invention 70 tbs pGOC 80 ,wo
purchase, sale, or public use, has been ior n''0 ~
years prior 70 such application for patent 1850, axneh-
The law therefore does not recognlz. the claims
meAteIs ho have failed ~ bring out Prsctiea OF
On the contrary such persons are barred on te xosu.
abandonment after two years from the time O ' AT
ments from ssttlDg up subsequent claims a1 ~ nae hat
pseniee who has developed sDd brought iato prsc
which may have been tried by them but DOT 's"O'
teal ,ha, with the ef
In view or the above corsderations together canton
fort which have been maze 10 wres nom mr. NY In con
for mounting artificial teeth upon me'shc or IN any
tinuou, gums forw all persons from
way infringing upon my shts as patenee lot ALIEN
shall most positively protect my patent nsxt door
DIR Aliens Laboratory Rooms are on musY "a in r,yus
10 Ruttss Hotel where he constantly
practical instructions in this style Of work nc ,enS
Invites his professional brethren 70 call ana "S
witness eemonst1 atoms, &c, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
CT. NICHOLAS FIRE INSURANCE
-
THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE.

Il COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK e.,ab-
lishsd in 1851 at No l73 Csnalst; Branch Office No %
BTuadwsy next corner OF Wall st. opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise Househod Furniture Ves
fire This Company having been in successful operation
than year past refer with confidence IN the large
number Of persons peaIy 1000 who have effected insur
snce at their Office for the 10 which their business
transactions have been concucfed and fe assured
most favored Of monetary institutions All Losses have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
vJ,O RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

Il CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD-Seaet
proposals will be received at the office Of the Company In
the city Of Springfield Illinois until SATURDAY. August
a. for the GRADING, MASONRY. BRIDGING and
CROSS TIES OF that division Of this Road which extends
from Springfield to Bloomington, Illinois
The distance about sixty miles and the route raversef
the most elevated and healthy portion Of the State
The line divided into sections OF about two miles eacn,
and the work Is to be commenced with out delay
Payments for work and materials will be made In CASH
Proes and plans may be seen and blank forns ooanes
at the Offices OF Company in Springfield and Blooming
ton Illinois, where any information will be furnished oy the
Engineer Department
those proposing for the work -, % ,,.
The subscriber will be In NewYork at No % WarenH1
up stairs over Hudson River Railroad Office until August
S. and will be prepared to exhibit proe plans 70 sno
give formation such prefer TO offer IN tbs
sity-New- York, July Is, 1852 OLIVER H. LEE,
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi Rsiiro:d-
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annually any or suns they may have borrowed ,,a
s sutnory OF this set ans 70 repay the principal s-,
sno may o-eome due 81 such rate, M Sc.
Thousand dolssrs In any yea, they may h,na ps
sac tsI-s snail be lssd oosc1S Il th- cam. - 80
IN me sane manner that other county levied M
collected ard when collected shs Be sppled y s.S 49,
Of Supervisor, their Office 20 the o.ym., -
she interest and The Repayment Of he prnops on ons,
oorrowes under the authority 0f this 70 90 49,.
$50 purpose whstso-vci the Who'll. Of the mons,
- borrowed psis ny IN full And the peuons Iosnins
money 20 saio county aforesaid b. IN no way ~
p"nnol" for the fithful application tn. ao,s,
thu, borrowed
Tn. &C, shall take snec, and fos, nom ..o ara, ~
sp-ss-i VI ths Hsuss Of Representative
VIM hchURTRy. Speaker Of u. ssnass
Approved; Jun. IS 1859 AUG C FRENCH
UNITED STATES oE AsEsICs, srArg os IILISo,,.
David l. Gress Secretary OF State Of the srs Sal. =
Illinois do hereby certify that the foregoing tn. a., -
tne enrolled law bic IN my ono.
10 testimony whereof have hereunto -, my nara ,,I
4, AFFIXED the 6resi Seal Of IN. st.r- o. spr,,s
i1'' heli this 18TH day of June. A d 1852
DAVID GRECO Secretary Of sum
FsiOsy. May, -. 1854
Chs Dyer OF the County Of Cook and STATE @, ,o,.
b. and they hereby appointed Agents IN. Bo.r on s.,
pevors OF the said County OF Coos 10 sad stat- on ,s.
or the purpose OF borrowing saecnr o.n or N. s,s
and pledge Of SAID County aud they hereby .unon,
orro~ 'fn suns o. money not exceeding 10 the whole
sot exceeding 10 per per snnurn . they NAV drr,
xped-nt and to cause be prepared .ni .usd % tts
respecVs puss who nlsy make such loan, Coupon sona
scrip uno e the seal o. The County Court Of sad Cogasy
dsned by she Chairman OF the aa Board Of supervfso.
and eount-rgned oy the Clerk thereof said bonds scS
10 bear Interest peysoe aunualy semi annually ,ad 70
made psy.be at such pi.ce and mes - nav Be-
specied les, than than twenty ye.u
from ths respective dates tnsreo % Do issued undsr "a
provisions and IN conformity Act OF the Legislature az
the state OF Illinois winch may be passed It, Special
June Session 1882 entitled an set 70 authorize the Soara a
Supervisors OF Cox County % borrow further sQms Of
money for the Of said County; and the money unss
therefrom 10 be paid BY ss,d agents into the Treasury Of
Cook County to b. applied and appropriated may bs sr
vided In said act or according 20 law
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook COUNTY, 81, Edmoad Q
Kimberly, Clerk Of the County Court and for County
Of Cooh and State Of no do hereby certify that the fore
going COPY Of the sppontins ~ make
oan Of thirty thousand dolaa passed the 18Th Gay Of
ksy A. d. 1882 appears from the records IN my Office
In testimony whereof ! hereunto subscribe my name
=, and siix the zeal OF said County Court hereto 4
iL'i Chicago IN tbs County Aforesaid this 80 IA, a
June A. % 1852 rs KIMBERLY Clad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
Professional Notices.
IMPORTANT to FEMALES.-DR. X.
Brooklyn.
ID BARTHELMESS. DOCTOR of

H. MEDICINE, SURGEON and ACCOOChEh
haype been for several years physician Of the
Living In Hospital Of the school the Academy
fWuzbuIsh Bayaa and Of the Citizens Hospital we
city Of Nuembelsh, and having been praccng 10 TINS ey
for seven years with great offers his services
the citizens Of Brooklyn respectfully soliciting share o.
public psnonage. Residence: Brooklyn, ST. FseineSh
OSice Hours: from 7-9 A. NJ. and l-5P.M N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-09
NUN WADDING and PERCUSSION

~ CAPS-Eley's Cloth Gun WsddinE. the best ana
Cheapest article used Eeys Percussion Caps. Wire Car
tJtdges and Sporting Materials Powder Fasss Se large
and compete Of the above br sale By the
facturers sole aeeuts
FRANCIS TONES SONS, No. 6 Msdsn-lsns.