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DR.J. b. LECCIA arrived in this En-

nR. ]. b. LECCIA arrived in this En-
pe City from scientifca tour through France, Italy
Southern America has opened his Medical Office No
SO Walkerst Broadway and there be consulted
gratis every day, from to II and from to s. DR. Lee
GAS BALSAM is the quickest and most powerful remedy
any kind Of rheumatism and dache, megm, Sore
throat scads side ache GOu ysis bruises muscular
contractols nervousness esache, ialency, sciac ota
gia, hemorhoids toothache paronycha soeeyes hepat
ca diseases spasms dyspepsia csrdalgy Mysteries gdd
ness In the head and wounds OF all kinds.
The miraculous effects Of this Balam are testified By nu
certificates of the renowned universities and
pTofe sors its powerful influence pains does not
quire days hours respite but operates instantane
ousy and any body who will try 1t may be sure TO find
exceeds his sangine expectations and will
claim It the most superior remedy on record. . ~
Dr. Leccas Basam is sold al his office, No. 80 Walk
and by all Druggists in the United States and South
ern America.
have examined the Ointment prepared BY Dr. Leccia
and do find anything in it calculated to prove mi i1eus
when applied externally, as such things usually are:
From the certificates OF several Physicians and Others,
residing in Cuba Porto Rico and who have received bene-
fit from using the ointment and also from the examination
have made Of it. disposed 70 believe It very good
Eew-YOrk, June l6, 1852
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feual Notices.

WJORFCLOSURE SALE.-Default having been
n -. a. ,be copdio Of Morisass executed ~ J0
SFPH BOYD OF the CITY COUNTY and STAT. o. Nsr iofs snA
MARTHA hi. wife Morsagor 10 Jordan L. hott Sehs NC
n Morsasees dated November ~. $50, asd recorded "a
and County oi NeN iV's ~ i~oss
IA Of Norfsases pase Jos NOvember H. 1872 ~n-rs, s' "
of ale contained the SAID mortgage has - 49,
.p,.{ by hs ssd morssss part thereof sna ms
ca nrd 70 BE- due the time Of N" M.t
.ot. betrs one hundred and seventy nine dollars th'
public notice ~ hereby sFen us ,T
At the CITY Ha, IN tSe w
OF New YORK eshh Gay Of Juns hef', ~
satisfy The amount due on ne sAd
fons l. de-cnuton m0rgsst premises "a eontnned
The sd orsase hist Ot pece OF parcei o. ube
" the buildings erected and 10 he eected s"e
beng XVIII Ward Of the City oi View foft on e
CIV s. of gih 81 known and distinguished certain map o.
hte the farm OF Gfgr Cauon, ~
and John jacob Astof, Esq nAae ~
Bridges Poppe'on City SURVEYOR sAd hd 70 the ons ~ ~
REGISTER OF the City and County by the NUMBER o.
bounded aud olo~si besnos
MONT norihery Of lf distant two hOndfee and
fourteen from the OnDed BY tss m
,e-ts north-ry side N;h the easteJ SIDE OF
the sihav notsTy parallel with sh ay sons us
.s,eriy gated sad by Tie number 100 sEe
sei wh th - aons Of 10, lrgna;ed ad b. le
,upbsr twenty eght nche theme souhefy psAsi
o,h sih y or nearly being degei sad a. the west,
hundred ant three eet aud one hsu
~ g. b ana thence westerly aonE 9Th twenty four iss
,bs, IN ~. place Of bes Dated March ~, 1854
TWO " Wv JORDAN l. MOTIF
caiyiS coNDu,
B4sInD P..sos,. Attorneys, No. 10 Waist, ss~foh-
~ ,Is Of IN. above mentioned morsased premi.es pos,
oou a, noon, the CITY Hall N te Sy Q, NST
June 20, ls59 SV tHR ~ Trustees.
CALVIN coSDu.
p..N.sp P,usos. Attorneys. le1s la"f~h
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K,HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

n YORK, the Of God add nd@p~eat All per
the Of JOHS b. nENGf s,s o. s CIV
deceased creditors. Of n, Or 0thsf~e s
greeting and each Of hereby clted snd fegae
sonay be and before suosse Of ts S2ahy a.
York bis Office the City Of New l0rk, 90 NE IN ey
,ober next AZ eleven ock the forenoon Of that dv
there 70 hna settlement Of the account Yo,s
lanes Thayeg Public Admins rst0r IN ths ~ ~ r.,
and a, Adnin,strator Of the goods ehass anu @' "
ceased. -, ...s-t the 81 lof o4ce Of SAD
Surrogate be hr.sn.o sI's q o", I'D Comfy IL.
p, Bradford, EquiIe ss1s. Of April tie year VI our
Lof! thousand sshi h.Ay W 1paRADiosD. ssuoss
y5law4vn
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Gfrnrsions.
IONS The double. decked

.>>s.,vf,CsIl11RfSIONS.-The double dec deck ID
LNACUho.n1,G GEN. WOOL, can be chartered ios
a;s isS up s sHS '.P: large e.::
s~ssfipg from ~ W "a other barges with stesmoosu
soabls deessd CHARLES Ii. BAKER, No z South 81,
EXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, tor
INACNm,.,spI,py LONG BRANCH OCEAN
IA sHREIWH,99p,NnH HOUSE. PORT WASHINGTON,
B0gsE5 nd BROWNS DOCK tMiddle,qTn en- inc
s shs '%s %
TIE neS sss orsmsn White will leave NewYOrk loot Of
6tIL,, osg'i North River as follows: Ped Rank
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NOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior steamers
BAY STATE, Capt VIM. Brown snd EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Bsyton leave alternate days Sundays
excepted from Pier No. s. N r. Gear the Rsuery
FnT Freight apply board, the Office, Pier No
TISDALE ROARDEN Agents., Nos 70 and ~ W,s.ss
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MrEW.YORK SUPREME COURT.-Trial to

~ be tho Cry and County OF New YOk-Hsnry 3.
Blood Plaintiff, against Inry NJ Blood neendant
for money demand (Com. not ser TO lRFkr
NJ BLOOD: You HEREBY summoned and required To
complaint th, which hed the ohcs OF The
Clerk OF CITY and County York At the CITY Hall IN SAID
city and 10 The said complaint the
subscribers, their Office No 81 Nassau ST., IN said city, within
twenty of this exclusive OF
lie day ti such service; you the said complaint
within the aoresad the plaintiff this action viii take juds
ent AGAINST OF hundred and twenty dob
m and twenty cents 1922 from Nay 1881
s2n 20 March ls67 and 900 from November H. 1889,
besides the costs OF hi actOn.-Daied May 81. 1854
EDGAR. YOUNG RUTHyEN. Plaintiff Attorneys
my3ll
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EOR EWSBURY, LONG

IL BRANCH OCEAN HOUSE. HIGHLAND DOCK
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS aod BROWNS
DOCKS, MIDDLETOWN and RED BANK New and
splendid steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. II. Hagsrty
follows:
Leaves Nsyv-York Ta.y.s C,-.,-.l
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

N EW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
= Trains leave pier foot.of Duane-st. as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN at 6! A. for Dunkrk, connecting with
rclass steamboats, for Cleveland Sandusky Toledo and
MonIee and railroads to Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 5! r NJ, via Pieunont, for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at q ?. NJ, via Jersey City for Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN at ?. NJ COR Dunkirk, connect
Ing with first class steamboat for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMIGRAsT TRAIN at p. NJ. via Piennont.
CHAS. MlNOT, Superintendent.
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN

Y RAILROADS.&C. MINER ARRANGEMENT. May
lS52-Trans of NewYork leave corner Of Canal
st and Broadway.
ACCOMMODATION AND SPEcAL.-At and ll.3O A. M,
AIS xpreas to Stamford and Nowsk and stopping at all
Stations reyond and $50 NJ, through to Newt Haven
Also 2. ~ for NoTwalk at $50 AM. and $50 Pm for
Port Chester The IL so NJ in connection with Train
from EewIIay 10 Hartford and Springfield, and with
IraiaOver the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for NewH Haven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads to Og
denshurgh and Montreal AT AM stopping az STANFORD
and Bridgeport connecting with The Housatonic and Manga
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at New
Haven and at $50 NJ stopping at Stamford Norwsk and
Bridgeport connecting with Housatonie and Naugstuck
Railroads at Bridgeport.
TRAINS INTO NEw.YoRK Accommodation and Special
At $50 T. and IS An, and 40 NJ through from New
Haven At A NJ. from Norwak-at $50 AN and S45
Pm from Port Chester. The IS A. NJ receives passengers
from Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven TIE 40 NJ receives paslengersom Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
EXPREss TRAINS leave New-Haven arrival OF Trains
from Boston, at is ind $50 PM, stopping at Bridgeport
Horwak and Stamford) leaving Boston at A. NJ, and
S.45 Pm.
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station House and
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER JRr
Superintendent.
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NOR LIVERPOOL new and
splendid steamship CITY OF MANCHESTER t1bt'
Leitch Com nander will sail from Philadelphia for Liver
pool on SATURDAY, July II, al 9 o'clock A. III. -.
Passage in atersaoon state-rooms. ...........'.Sp
Passage In uidsh p-saoon state-rooms ....'..C %
Passage in forward saloon state-roorns ..:''''. %
Passengers will be provided with railway tickets to Phia
delphia free of expense. BY the agent,
THOMAS RICHARDSON No. Al Exchange place.
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SUPERIOR COURT.-Henry

v Domnc ard Esiher NJ, bis wife, against Ehla Domnics,
Jane. Reynolds and Sarah L. bis wife John Butler ADD Blanche
4 his wife Mary Domnck. Ann Dominck William b. Coz and
MafgHetta WIFE Jane Domnck Harriet Domtck George q.
mick and sareh his % Francis Dominica aad Anne his vile,
James Domnck and Sarah p his vile Francis Jacob Dommck,
Frederck T. Pes william
ouIza Pardon b. wife William Dunbne hsssnee, &e, Sarah
Haenbase Fanrs Richard Domnict Ada Domnk, Ihadceus
Doui Domns To the above named deien ians,
ADA DOMINICk, THADDELS DOMlNICk and JuSlUs DOM
mick You hereby summoned and required 70 answer the sup
Elemental cor plant this acton, which WIS hed IN The once
Of lie Cs Court the dsy Of the date hereof and 10
copy your answer 70 the sud s1p2enenta Any on
lie Lr hereto Office, No 90 Nassau street, the City
OF New Yo within twenty days after tie erSee hereof erea-Ve
Of ii dsy service; and fail 10 answer the sad complaint
u tie time AFORESAID the plaintiffs herein vii taks judgment
ag.t YOU r the demanded the said comp nt-Dated,
New. YORK. July 3, 1854. folrs, 20,
Tvs law6uM }. NJ. BALDWIN, Auy foE plaintiffs.
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NOR SALE-A full breed Newfound-
Il land Deg, months old. Apply at No So Lonion'ter'
race 2Sd-st Price SO
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VANDERBILT LINE.--For SAN

VANDERBILT LINE.--For SAN
YRANCISCO-The only Line issuing Tickets for
crossing the Isthmus-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
Great Reduction for Through ke'sThe tast cins d1u
be-eneine Steamship PROmETHEUS, 500 taos val
leave from Pier No 9, North River, at O'Clock p N, on
TUESDAY July 9Th for San Juan del Norte connecting
with the oite eashir PACIFIC, over the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but twelve miles OF land transportation
These St smers unsurpassed for speed and sccommo
dations AMI passengers rely upon going through with
the utmost dispatch. 80
This route offers superior advantages FOR families going 10
California as they will be constantly under the supervision
of officers sttscle ed TO the line. =,
Batte-v-plsce M s,airs B. b ALLEN, Agent
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and RHEUMATIC

"a GOUT (eurabe permanently IN majority o. eeiss
Circular respectfully and ~ arSus ~ 90 70
rs s oto-s No IS9 Nassau e. Many who despair may
.sf he euren by newly discovered means
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II Y, around STATEN ISLAND, landing al AMBOY and
PORT RICHMOND The splendid and commodious
or SANTA CLAUS, Capt. Olney Master, will commence
heI MS 70 the above places ard Will leave as fol
Montague Ferry, Brooklyn, at Il. Grsnd-st +. r., at
Cstharine Ct at p and Pier No ~ r. at o'clock. Par.
ties and families wishing 10 enjoy beautiful sail and also
tie cool breeze will find tins excellent opportunity to
do So On SUNDAY and MONDAY, 4h aud 9Th July, the
above steamer will make morning and afternoon eXcur-
sion. For particulars see advertisement.
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ORIND NATIONAL JUBILEE !

NTAGNIFIFICENT EX Gu RSlON
lVl around the LOWER BAY, via SANDY HOOK, the
or JULY. ia52-On MONDAY, July 5, the steamship
DELAWARE, Capt Samuel Seymour will make an Ex'
eusOn into the Lower Bay, leaving Pier No H. North
Msketst, T. r, at 10y Pier No N r, at lO} A. and
return to the city by way Of the Light Ship, arriving about
quality board.
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The for Squam and Freehold will In connection
with boat Stages convey passengers 10 al pas Of the
csuntry All persons forbid trusting the above boat
the account of the owners.
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NOR SHREWSBURY. HIGH

Stages will be In readiness convey the passengers al
parts Of the country. n B.-FoT information spplyto
BESSON 4 BROWER. No Isl West-sk
N B.-The EDWIN LEWIS will run SUNDAYS to
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON, leaving Robinson-st.
Pier, ~ R. at A M and Report at NJ. touching at
Eou Hamilton each way Fare 10 KeyPort p cents; Fort
Hamilton, l2i cents
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July 5-MOUNT VERNON, 1852

a. Where shall We spend the day and evening most agree
ably Take sdyoe, and TO the above Oned thriving
village and enjoy It's shaded groves and beautiful walks
lou can be entertained through the OF the day by
listening 70 addresses and Grafton by eloquent speakers
with music fireworks aad dancing the in the
Ing Trains leave Canslst, at g. ny, NJ; A. s. g PM
Leave Mourt Vernon 552 705 IL 81 AM 4O4 642 1919
Pm. Fare 50 cents.
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u OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
~ ton, Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE HEW-BED-
TORE and TAUNTON-Ths steamers C. WANDER
BlLT and COMMODORE OF this line, regs
sy a. heretofore, alternately leaving Pier No Nortt
River hrEt wharf above Battery-pacs daily Sundays
tepted 81 r. NJ and Stoniuy;on at o'clock NJ or On
arrival of the mail train which leavei Boston st $50 P NJ
Eor freight passage apply he oess No 10 Estsr7
Place, or on board the bost4
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NOR ALBANY-Chango of Hours

The Cans OF the Nev.York and Harlem Railroad iesys
the City Hall station NewYork daily tSgndsY e1eePsed
at u connecting with me ,s ,hnrt .b,p., o,
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
~ for PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. |, North River,
loot Of Battery place by Steamboat John Posr-Two lines
daily Morning Line leaves al 7 A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line P. b., through to Philadelphia in u hours Fare
lst S. ID class line. bv p NJ only 81 Return
Ing leave Phlsaephs from foot Of Walnutst AN ana
2p NJ Emigrant Line by steamboat Transport from Pisi
No. l, at P. h. fare: 81 So
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Ocean Steamers, or.

A USTRALlA, PORT PHILIP and
IA SYDNEY LINE OF PACHETS.-Tbe subscribers
viii dispatch the splendid 4 l clppership MAGNOLIA
The next ship Of this hne the 18th July This splendid
chppership l,o0O tuus b1rthen commanded by an ex-
penenoeo Master has been fitted solely for the comfort
sno oooNelney OF passengers and families FOR freight or
PASse Shieh VIII be taken the most favorable terms
SppS On board Pier No II Fast River or WM L. DU9AN
NO ~ 9Iont st. RUSSELL NORTON No. 81 Old-slip'
or % ELLlOT, ARKELL h Co No li6 Paa,lst ~
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GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EX-

" CURsION around STATEN ISLAND and through
the LOWER BAY-Fare 80 cts. for the Excurson-stop-
mig At Brooklyn and NiIliamsbughThs fast and hne
steamer COMMODORE, 1000 tuns burden. Captain j. M
Iewis will make Excursion above on mONDAf ~,
A. 1852 leaving as follows Hammsnds ST. Pier, ~ H., at
< III: Marketst, T. r., at 81 A: NJ; Delaney St at go
A nj South 5thst, Williamsburgh at y A. M; Bndgestr
Praollyn Al 40 NJ; Pier No. N. r. first wharf above
Battery place) at 10 A. M. ..
PssspreTs win opportunity Of enjoying the sea,
,ss1e tbs fine scenery of the Bay OF and the
%s If Staten Island with view OF Bedlow's Island; I'll
@ Island AmsOy the Sa HsSsnf Fo Of H s9S
sink sandy s11Ons 70 t city about o'clock in the after
noon.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

of the hereby all
bavn claims against ELIZABETH PINKNEY late Of the CITY Of
e present the viii, vouchers thereof
IN. .ubnber at his denee Fulton the City Of
New YORK on before tenth day o. December nextDatsa
mai Iaw6mM JAMES ID. PHYFE, Executor.
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1YCURSlONS to WASHING FON
X, utGTTs High Bridge Trinity CemetTy and StrySs 1
P.Son MONDAY, July the steamer JE ~ "A ~
WIZ T1pM Leave Washington Hishts at and ~ An,
arc ~ pm. Landing at Hsmmondst each way Fare
I2l cents.
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ToR Albany. 81: POUGHKEEP-

SIZE. 5OCTSs HUDSON. IS Crs-The new ana ele
s.nt steamer FRANCIS SKIDDY, will leave her dock ooe
81 Jsy.t At o'clock NJ Monday "Wednesday ana n
day for Albany landing at West Point New6dEh, Foosn
Sssnse HYDE Park kingston Bristol Catsk and tucson
Rstmpr leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and saturday
A. The same hour making the landings as above n
Under no Circumstances will any Of the above anas ~
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HN PURSUANCE of an order OF JESSE =.
SMITH Esd Surrogate OF the County Of knss, Douce -
I-rbv s,en according law 90 an HAVING claims Hanss
JOHN DARLINGTON late 81 the CITY Of "iham-onfsh, ds
,5 TN. Inv aye required exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof 10 the oce Of Joseph O. iAner no 30
Chatham the City New lors, or before hs ist say VI
December ue1t-Dated May "a, le,A 49, -, .-.
MARY A. Darlington, Administrative
mai tavt,uMs GEORGE y CLARKE, and kdmnsraior
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Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH

X Mf llE CIT1 LlNE-THROUGH
70 SAN FRANCISCO at greatly reduced rates Of fare
Tor Cabin sd Steerage passeng c-The new and splendid
6oabls engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA / so tun,
J ID Wisoo ESQ Commander, viii leave her dock pier
No North River, for AspinwalL Navy Bay direct on
Panama With the favonte steamship HEW-ORLEkNS
Edgar WskenIAn, Commander, which steamer MI ;Aks
the pssserge by the SIERRA NEVADA from Nev.
fork, sod Immediately thereafter proceed San Fran
cisco direct These vessels in alton safety ana
ventilation not surpassed nv any this route and an
experienced surgeon V attached 10 each vessel PASSENGERS
Per SIERRA NEVADA viii to landed .; the RAilraxS
Wharf al ASpin~slL free.
Books nov Open and throvs tickets for sele.
for freight * eAsSsse, apply 70
j. HOWARD SON, Agents. No. 81 sroSdvFsy.
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florists, Carriages, ~.

NOR SALE-Match pair of bright bay
II H.. IeI b,,ds bivb wears old with natural t1is
IIv syli.h and rsngy necks and good travellers seeo
rom The country warranted sound and kind IN al is,
Also various other Horses matched ones god snss
and GOOD blooded fast Can be seen a. JONES -"
DFRHILL'S Stable No. IS fth-sv.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of Yor hereby gwen e al persons
HAVING claims against MARGARET MfNkOOP, late OF the CITY OF
New York deceased mt the ane With v0,ceI. thereof 70
,b. subscrbers Of SMITH WOODWARD No ~
Mall In the CITY YORK before the second day 81
August Dated New YORK the 7h day OF January 1888
JEFFERSON MlNkOOP, Executor
40 la~6mM HARRIET DUNNIkG, EsecutnI.
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omen nearly 10 Corona thus avoiding the risk stendn
upon landing In boats at Chagres and me nVe Navigation
Gorgona-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

TELLING FAULTS. Did anybody everheAr
the story Of two bachelor brothers, down
in Tennessee, who had lived cat-Ond-dog
sort of life, TO their own and their neighbor-
hoods discomfort, for good many years
but who, having been at camp-meetlng
were slightly convicted" and determined
TO reform.
"Brother Tonl," says one, when they had
arrived at their homes, "let us set down now
Snd L tell you what we'll do. You tell me
Of all my faults, and I'll tell yours, and &c
Ye'll know how to go about mendin Of 'cm.'
Good" says brother Tom.
"Well, you begin"
"No you begin, brother joe"
rWell, in the lirst place, you know, broth
ar Tom, you iUia iie."
Crack goes brother Toms "paw" be
tween brother Joe'S "blinkcrs," and consid
erable Of "scrimmage cneu"s," until, il
the course tten minutes. neither are able l.
"coIne to time, and the reformation il post
poned sine die
New BlsHors. s.--Phe General Con(erencI
at Boston, elected the following persons q
Bishops in the Methodist Episcopal Churcl
Rev. Levi Scott, NJ. Simpson, ., c. Bake
ADdE. X. Ames.
6TThcre Is a chap in Maine who 90
into New Hampshire and gets high, an
when he goes back, charges his neighbo
la4 cents for smelling his breath,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

DEATH OF Mr.. STAcEY.-The railroad ncci-
dent which resulted in tho death OF Mr.,
Stacey of Zanesvillo,was caused by defect
in the frog" and happened just as the train
was about to stop ut the station house in
Mount Vernon. The locomotive, tender,
two baggage and three passenger cars were
thrown of. The engineer, Mr.. Derrick,
was thrown of and rendered incsnsiblc, but
will recover. In regard to the death of Mr..
Stacey, II is said that he was thrown against
the corner Of small house, at the side Of
the western track, from whence he rebound
cd and fell on the cross ties, between the
rails,whcre he was passed over by the wheels
Of the tender, or baggage car, scvering one
cur, and otherwise badly mnimng his head
and face, tearing out his bowles and mang-
ling his body in most shocking manner
His death was instantaneous; indeed, II ia
supposed that the blow he received from the
timbcrs of the engine box, had caused his
death, before his body encountered the
wheels Of the car.
None of the other passengers were niur-
cd, they remaining quiet in the cars. No
blame 10 attached to the conductor.
Mr.. Stacey wus buried on Thursday under
the direction of the Odd Fellows, and his re.
mains were followed to the grave by large
Soncourse Of his fcllow-citzens. We con.
dense the above particulars IRON the Cour
a..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10
Ere.h Arrivnl Of Rooke.

TIME undersigned has JUS opcn'l at hi' Book store
oppoSitc Shd pas Hotel, an EXlTssivE ASsoPT,
MENT, consisting Of every variety OF Stationery aAd
School BOOKS md a very large and excellent lot oi
Miscellaneous AND standard works.
Blank Books, of every description, sud at the
very lowest ratei
bibles, large and sp,erdil assortment anil at OK
rclnely low prices ,...,
The public may rest a7'nrcd that thGy can oo'.Sn
nr this kind and a. prres low as ot any other es
,ablshmcn' in this region.
Thankful for past f,vorq. thu undersigned hopes t.
merits continuance of the public pat.onase; by
faithful attention TO hugin2s, and disposition l.
f''''' JOHN SEANLES.
| Lancaster. Novenber 60 lSjl %