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Estate OF Nancy Ouepn,

No'ic, is h r'"v given that HI undersigned
has hser aron'd AMI qualified rs Evocutrr If
the Estate Of Nancy Q'en, decased. Thos' in
Sebel viii mike immediate ravmNNt; and those
h,v;nr claims against I'D estate will present them
iepaly authenticated. WITHIN rpe wear.
JOHN COBURN, Admir-.
Feb. I3. 1859.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed and qualified as administrator on the es-
tate of Adam Aultfather. late of Carroll county,
deceased. Those indebted to said estate will make
immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate will present them legally pro-
ven within one wear from this date.- December 81
1851. REBECCA H. AULTFATHER.
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The subscriber would respectfully lorm Farm
ere, Mechanics, &c. that be has erected aud put
into operation, IN Carolllon new
CupOla Foundry.
aud is fully prepared TO furnish 10 order all kinds
OF ploughs, Stovcs, Plough Points, &c. at the
shortest notice, aud at reasonable prizes.
A good stock Of Pioughs, Stoves, Points and
Cis'ings generally will be always kept on hand
and Tor sale al low prices, Tor CAsH.
e, MCGUIRE.
CauollIon, Aug. 29,h, 1851
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FOR SALE.

wish to sell my farm of eighty acres well wa
tered, and good new barn thereon, together with
eighteen lots situated at Oneida Mills, in Carroll
county, Ohio, on the Sandy and Beaver canal, and
Carroll County Rail Road
Terms made known by inquiring of the subscr.
Der. at his residence on the farm.
JOHN G. HODLEMYER.
Oct, 81 1851.
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NOTICE OF AN ATTACAMFNT.

At nv instance nm attachment was this dav is
sued bv Esqr Keith. Justice of the Peace in and
for Fast township. Cnrro COUNTY against the prom
ertv md effects Of Robert McIntire. an nhs"ond-
inc debtor. ]. r. SMITH.
Dated this 18th day of March, 1852
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WISlar'S BaISam Of Wild Cherry.
The best Remedy ever known TO Mau

NlSidrS BaiSdm OF Wud ChefFys
Tie best Remedy ever known 70 Man
For Coughs, Asthma, Colds. Group, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Bleeding of The Lungs, of Breath.
ing, Liver Affections. Pain or Weakness Of
the Breast OF SIDE, First Stages Of COnsumP.
lion, DC.
In sRoRT, THIS BALsAM IS PECULIARLY ADAPT.
ED To EVERY DISEASE OF THE LUNGS AND
LIVER, WHICH IS PRODUCED IN
OUR EvER-vARYING
CLIMATE.
WILD CHERRY has long been known to
possess important medicinal properties. This
fact is familiar TO every matron IN our land, aud
physicians often prescribe it n different forms
for a variety Of complaints. Tar, also, has
been equally noted for lis virtues and some
physcmns, whose names are familiar to the
whole country, have gone so far as TO decla, G
that even Consumption could be cured by thai
alone. In oIher hand+, again. it was nearly
valueless, owing no doubts To their ignorance
in preparing aud administering il--a difficulty
now entirely obvioIed by palicrl experience and
long experiment.
t. Kab, n highly respectable merchant ol
The following voluntary tribute 10 DR.. Wstdr's
BaIsam Of Wild Cherry.
RUsHvlLLE, FAIRFIELD Co, Ohio,l
April 6, 1851.
Mr.. J. D, PARE:
Dear Sir--l wish 10 state to you that my
daughter, Amanda, aged sixteen years, had,
about year since, a severe attack of measles.
which reduced her very much. and left her with
a rackihgh cough, | employed all of the physi.
clans within our reach Tor The purpose of lemo.
wing her cough, but without success. She ap.
peared 10 be sinking into a decline with every
symptom of consumption.
then WIrd DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar
But this aggravated her cough and gave her
symptoms Of slIl more malignant character.
was now most seriously alarmed, and il was
with trembling fear that ! from day to day, saw
The progress OF that Unsuitable dSeare, Consump.
ZION. ! really despared Of my daughters re.
covery. Bu; provIdenllaly saw the certificate
Of Jonathan CoulsOn, whose daughter Sarah
Jane' was cured of Consumption by Wislar's
BalSam of Wild Cherry ! this created lain
hoee that il might help my daughter, and i'm
mediately commenced using il, amest Instant )
gave her relief, her health was improved from
The first bottle, and the use Of Two bottles o.
Wlslar's BaIsam of Wild Cherry was restored
10 perfect health, aud she not now at all predls
posed to a cough.
| will say 10 all that are afflicted with any dis
ease tending to Consumption, do not despair, FOL
DR.. WisIar's Basam OF Wild Cherry will cure
you. if you will but Try it.
The genuine Wis,ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
has fac simle of the signature of Henry WIS
tar, NJ. d., Philadelphia, and SANFORD & Park,
on finely executed sleel.engraved wrapper.--
No other can be genuine.
or Price s per boItlc--sx bottles for So.
Sold by J. d, PARK, Cincinnau, Ohio.
CarroIhon, c. A Boegel; New Harrisburg
s. A. Highland Magnolia, E. J. Barkdul
WNyneshurg, Couch g. Downing ]. Crevosie
Minerva, Il. Triu Richmond, Henry Crew
New Jefferson, A. F. Croskey; Leesebmg, |
Archbold; S.eubenvie, T. S. Ilenning.
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The PropriCtors OF Saruin's Magazine havin
pure a'ed the large and handsome steel plate
carefully engraved in line aud mczzodnt, from
lhe celebrated design by George CaItermoIe, re-
nre santinV
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JUgT RECEIVED large amount Of DYE.
WooDs, such as FusIic, Cam Wood Log Wood,
Red Wood &C., &C., which we will sell a. re.
ducsd prices, by the barrel, or in quantities 10
sui. purchasers. Call q. The Drug Sore Of
Dse.-ll,lssL ca. BoEGEL.
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Port and Malaga Wine,

One barrel Of each, superior article, Or sale a
' B. STEPHENSON.
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Cod Liver Oil.-A superior article just re.
csiss1 Il The Drug Store of q.
Dee. u, 1851. CA. BoEGEL.
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Wheat

will pay the highest market price IN CASH,
for WHEAT, on delivery, atthe STEAM Mill.
Also CASH for FLAX.SEED.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrollton, Jan. 1c, 1859.
Estate OF Mary EIOOdey.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Adminstraor OF the estate o. Ma
ry Moodev, deceased Those indebted to said es-.
tate will make immediate payment, and those hay-
ing claims against said estate will present thea
legally proven for settlementwithin one year.
JOHN b. MOODY, Admr.
SEPT u. 1881. ... a.
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Saven,h President Of the Uniled Suites,
hcluiing The mOsi important Of his StatePGPers
WITH THE EULoGY
Delivered 6y the Hon. Geo. Bancroft.
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ThOS II, Atkinson,
Offers for sale at his Tin Shop, in CarrOlton a
large and we'll selected lot of ALBANY
GooItlno 5toues.

These Stoves have been recontly purchased in Al
hany with much care, and comprise the very best
patterns & latest Improvements in use in the west
Among these the GOLDEN + RMER, new and
elegant pattern, will &c found the most convenient
and perfect cooking Stove ever offered for sale in
tn section of country,
He has also on hand and is prepared to make to
order on the shortest notice COPPER KETTLES
and Brassware, Stove Furniture, and StOYe Pipe
House Spouting and Tinware.
He is also prepared, with the very hest materials
for putting UP Lightning Rods in the most substan.
ta and improved tyle now in use.
He has also on hand good assortment of Oxy.
gen Lard Lamps, decidedly the best article Of lamp
kind now in use.
His prices, in all cases, will be low, and CEN
slant effort will be made to accommodate all who
may favor him with their custom.
Car ollton, Sep. 26, 1851.
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NSSOTIHHHV OF -----
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
in The country. Also, that he is determined tc
sell The same as low as any body else dare
having come to the conclusion Of permanently
locating in this place, and devoting our time
to the above business, we are bound not to be
beaten, and will sell a, wholesale or retail very
low for cash.
N. B.--Orders from the country will receive
promp, attention. Doctors, when you come to
Carroll,on. call a, the Sign of the BLACK
MORTAR before buying elsewhere. GenIle'
men give US a call.
C. A, BoEGEL, Druggist.
Dec. IL, Isl.
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EDITED by JonN S. JENKINS. A. NJ.
Published by GEO. II. DERBY Il co. TO whom
oil orders should be addressed.
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Sign Of the Black Mortar.

IL THE UNDERSIGNED would re
specllully inform the citizens Of Car
I'D rollon and surrounding country, lha
!" he keeps constantly on hand the bcs
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Book Agents Wanted,
o THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION
Just Published

Just Published,
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
ZEN. ANDREW JACKSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-06-04

The best and cheapest Family Medicine in IA,
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CauOllIOn, Aug. 9sih, 1851
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA COAL COM
PANY DIVIDEND.-The Board Of Directors Of the
Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared dividend OF
three and half per cent the capital stock OF TINS IO-
usny payab 10 the stockholders their legal representa-
lives AZ II office of the Company corner OF Wsist and
broadway on or after the 18th day July next The trans
fer books will be closed from the ls TO the Ian july ootn
iH''u'''S ' GEORGE A. HOYT, Treasurer.
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UIHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY Of the CITY OF NETWORK, estab-
nshed in 1851 at No IT'S Cansst; Branch Once, No %
Broadway next corner Of Wss, opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise Household Furniture Nes
,e in and their Csrgoes &C. against loss or damage BY
sre-Ths Company having beer in successful Sperstlos
than year past refer with confidence 70 tns s
suber of persons nearly 5000 who have effected insur
tnce at their Oce for the in which their business
transactions have been conducted and feel assured tna
mi, respect thew will suffer by comparison win the
most favored of our monetary institutions All losses hsys
seen and will continue 20 be literally saassq a1o pps
settled. JEh 1910. XIV -'
aroRGE PAULDING, Surveyor
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Of TIA State that report estimates the quantity u G..
throughout that Comfy snd portion Of Scloo eons IN -
millions Of tsns per SQUARE mile easily mined ard AZ -.
ucr quaniy. much Of u Is superior Camel Coal
That Iron Ore Of 5000 quality exists the SANE Si.s
70 the extent Of three mhons Of r1ns To tae -lur. i
This mine Tal wealth tA- Ohio River "A, -.
OF comparatively little valcs for the want Of f,cinu
transports non to market
It's thought the transportation Of coal and iron .loo. -
afford haBcsOme support 10 th- Road Th.re .,- 80
some twelve Furnaces IN full bisst and Us. TIE IN, y
this Road. pnouepg large quantities Of Iroa tr,rs
ton 10 the Ohio River This number viii Slon - $685.
This Rosd gives the nearest and direct cO,ro.,
ZION 10 the Eastern and Northern cine, this p.t on 49,
and that part Of Kentucky lying soah and wes, Of P
mouth including the popu gioas around MAXWELL, -
Lexington the Cincinnati and Marietta Road uin 80.
meet st Wheeling with the Baltimore and Ohio RAi,a -
the Hempiei Reed.
Sealed proposals will he received o any SIM no, -. H..
81 600 until thursday the S;h day u July az oces
Proposals will be addressed the Azents Of "A. Core.
Messrs WINSLOW, LANIER & CO, No 81 W.u.s ~
aorsed Proposals for Soioto and Blocking yslsy RnaS
Bends"
twenty-five per cent Of the purchase money will \. -
CURED 70 be paid on accepting the bids the REMAINDER !,
ecusl monthly instaments Of 3 per cent Any purca.,
will be al liberty 10 pay in full onee-nterest 90 TIE Aoo
will run from DAY Of payment
The above sao00 will be sold Absolutely and ~hou, -
serve 10 the highest bidder.
printed exhibit with map snd eli necessary informs.
ton in relation to these securities b had BY ans =
the Office Of the SCENTS Of the Company, No 50 WasI
New-Yors. June a. 1857 " ROBINSON
President :. and III Y. RAILROAD Compsny
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DECEIVER'S SALE.-Supreme Court,

p ECEIVER'S SALE.-Supreme Court
4 City and County Of Eew-YoTk.-JAMBS,o CAh-
PEWTER against CHARLES STEARNs-''o9tos .
hereby gwen that the subscriber receiver Of S eq-
table Interests and things In acton Of charles sts4rns
JUDGMENT debtor will sell al public sucp 81 @ S,ie ~
Exchange in the City Of New York e 1 re %
for Fifty Shares of the Capital SEX " tns Nswf ors ana
New-Engsnd Silver Mining a'Prs,dent and CO.
sc21stsS sgd 40 ali Sg title and interest Of the
said Che. senn Moes a1S Maas p Ss IL ne
Sy, 90 Can a o. elsewhere. Dated New York
e. % ,ass ID. r. Brown, Recei ser.
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IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS

IMPORTANT to CAPITALISTS
The following property situated In the City Of hllwss
kee will be sold public auction, on the premises on .
gh dsy Of July 1854 at 10 o'clock AM The valuable prop
erty known ClaTke's Addition" to milwaukee City
State of Wisconsin consisting Of 400 large lots each % iot
front and rear By 80 feet In depth, situated streets ~
feet In width commanding view Of Lake Michigan snt
the surrounding city, being only OF mile hOn tho hat
road Depot In the center the property public square
Title indsputabe Terms Of the sale cash 10 per cest -
the day the ,ae the balance 10 be paid In 80 days wha
the deeds will be delivered This property sold 10 cos
40 estate and will doubt prove great bargsin For fur
Their particulars inquire Of g. YAK SfEINWYK, COnir
soner Of Wisconsin No. ITO GfeenW ich-st NewYork
T. L. OGDEN Trustee. Wilwsukee.
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and CLASSICAL MEMENTO


Y Of HENRY CLAY a. Original Bronze Medal mod
ho,, life and executed by &. Wright, Esl engrsyer
re Nsyoik Gold Medal ~ CLAY, and Of the Virginia
ana Congressional Gold Medals 70 SCOTT, taylor
Tbe snnreme eunsnce in which the character OF HENRY
q AZ Is held in the hearts Of his counven, ana 10 me
generation of the world naturally cr-ates-uow that ne s
no more on earh-a general desire Jr such msmeno OF
his person his public services as shall be best 81 ioed
at once, the popular breadth oil that regard aad As en-
during meriif Of the object ,.,
Among the NEST refined nations from the earliest perods
ofbstory 10 the time this vo-od purpose has been
deeu ed the attained BY OF classic medals eAng
scupured keuesses ofe persons nOrated osether
with appropriate symbols OF their TenoWn More duabe h
the most colossal statary monuments o maLoe because
existing in greater numbers and better adapted Tor private
preservation these graphic uementos CONSTITUTE the most
pscous beys and eucda OF ancient history, aud ths
only memorials In fact Of many nj Its most ilnstnoas ehs
aceT and events To such medals IN the highest style
of Art has ever been deemed worthy OF natOnAl em1auOf
while 10 preserve them Though successive generations and
epoh has BE- counted evidence Of patno;e pde and
honorable refinement ,,
The present new medal Of HENRY CLAY as work OF arr
AZ least equal b. any work Of the nd that could nave eu
produced in any country ana probably IN any age Inc
ess NJ Mr. CLAY on the diverse side IL from recent mo-
del from life and executed BY artist OF uneuaed ein
nence whose qualifications for this particular task have en
mstured by repeatedly performing 1t In Otner 7oA o. us
same ustrous person, designed for personal PRESENTATION
and the Likeness n accordingly pronounced By all competent
Judges 10 be the accurate IN every neanen and te
ost characterize silly expressive OF any that has been mas
Of Mr. CLAY, IN any form On the reVeise .de Is
sfe design in bold RELIEF illustrative Of the pat lotto basis
of his political character The media IL lee lncnes 10 ua
meter the finest bronze and incosed In haaasone
morocco tese. ,t-t...a - - =.
No similar work of art has ever been submitted 10 me
yensrA patronage and patriotism OF the American people
and none seems better custsd 10 crafty and reward H. IL
will be furnished subscribers a. - per copy as soon
IMPRESSIONS can be obtained the office Of puocilon NO
81 Chambers EewYors where bscnptions VIII DC re-
J. 3. RICHARDS, Publisher.
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DEMITTANCES 70 ENGLAND. IRE

- EhlIITANCES 90 ENGLAND, IRE
III LAND, SCOTLAND ard WALEs-SOWMAN
GRlNNELL CO. win issue drafts Of ~ sterling and u.s.
ward payable nght In any town throughout Great snsss
and Ireland.
sWALLoW.fAIL LINES OF LIVERPOOL and LON.
DON Observation-Disclosures wishing 10 have ia,
friends brought out IN either Of the splendid .
rosnR the above Lines which sail regularly on the sh az
hist days Of every month from Liverpool and every ssro.s
THURSDAY from london Thereby avoiding esyl vii ples,
spply 20 the only authorized Agents In this civ
BOWMAN, GRlNNELL L Co
0hice No SIS South-st- Eew-Yors ana
No Recent Road opposite the Clarence Dock Liverpool
N B.-When Passengers decline sornins the money Va
be returned
Liverpool packets leaving Newyorh the 9Th Ard 2is
ssch mouth London Packets leave NewYork every Alta
sste Thursday For passage apply 10 above
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Goal.

NOAL.-I still continue to sell, as usual,
the best Red Ash at the lowest possible pncedevesd
from my yaIds nj 81 IS per p less from boats
PETER CLINTON, King-st, Goerck and Rivington
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700 LAND WARRANTS WANTED
Sales bp Aurtinu.

A. NJ MERwIs, Auctioneer
DY BANGS BROTHER 81 CO.
ID Trade Sale Rooms No. Is Psrk-rsw.
FIFTY.SiXTH N Y. TRADE .SALE-Sept. Coos
rgnments Of Books Papers, Stationery Binders Con,
Leather &c. for this sale solicited Invoices should De ia
nshed immediately
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockhold
i ' eIs of the ALBION MINING COMPANY will be
held al the office Of the Company No. 81 Merchants FIX
change. on MONDAY the l2th day Of July next, at
O'clock PM w. r BUTrERWORTH, Secretary.
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Marbinerp, @r.
NAY g. McMULLEN'S PATENT

IL H0SE.-The trial made Of this Incompatible Water
Hose for yeas past has fully demonstrated It's speror
ty Orders from Railroads Factories Water Companies and
others solicited Every piece warranted 10 give satisfaction
BY the patentee and manufacturer The following one OF
the many certificates and published TO show the estimation
nom actual use JERSEY CITY, Dec H. 1851
HORACE n DAY, No. Is CourtlAndtst, n. f.-Deay Sv:
take great pleasure stating you In answer 10 your in-
9ui In regard TO the lB6s Rubber Hose furnished by you
for the Ne~Jeey Railroad aud Transportation Company
ths We have found Of the very best description and 70
sn"e much better purpose than either leather or CANVAS
no, only more durable but In the end the most econon
teal We have now rubber hose Of locomotives
PuSnAsso OF you two which has been In
constant use and u s as good ever and have found
your oupy 70 stand Of $50 lbs square inch
Yours very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND.
Superintendent Motive Power for N. J. r r Trans Co.
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SEVEN PER CENT. BONDS Of the
Total. .....................: ............;..sS 10


The above ST. Includes $50 GOO given by the Com
pany exchange for like smount OF Albany ENtensioa
Certificates which latter remain assets OF the NewNos
and Harlem Railroad Co
As first lien upon important regular divdendp paying
road now connecting Albany with NewIork and IN view
Of present and prospective increase of business toss
Bonds offer advantageous aud perfectly secure mode
Investment .
The the Bonds secured 10 be paid before any
5ydend can declared upon either the Preferred Old
Stock of the Company For sale by
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UHE MECHANICS and TRADERS

SAVINGS BANK, No. 492 Grands st., between Willet
and SeIiH.sts., NewYork. -
President. w hLl1sn
Eint Vice President. RICHARD N. HOE.
Second Vice President. CHANDLER T.. INdERS0LL.
Third Vice. PRECEDENT. ALFRED I. CONkLIN
Secretary. ............. p. HAlGHf
This institution will open tor business on wednesday me
3th day OF May 1852 at o'clock p. NJ Bank days Mon
days Wednes days Thursdays and Saturdays, from toll
O'Clock Interest at the rate of per cent will be al.
lowed on all deposits prior the 10th day of July Interest
declared the Monday of January and July deposits
which have been deposited for the Of hea monhsneH
previous to the Of January and July The charter
cures married and minors the oe control Of their
deposits. WALTER UNDEhilLl President
lanes p. HAGHT, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
CEVENTH WARD BANK.-NEw-

NYoRK June %, A dividend Of four
and one half az per cent will be paid to the Stockholders
of this Bank and after the ls day Of July next BY or
der A. ). FRASER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
NEw-JERssY ZINc COMPANY,


Transfer Office, No. 81 Liberty-st.}
NOTICE.-An amendment TO the char
' ter OF the New-Jersey Exploring and Mining Co. hiss
passed the Legislature Of Jersey and been accepted BY
the Directors The title by the act is changed to New
Jersey Zinc Company"
The NewJesey Exploring and Mining Company stock ant
the stock Of the Sussex Zinc and Copper Mining and Manu-
featuring Company will be exchanged for the new s,oes
Zinc Company upon application az this Office
JAMES l.. CURTIS, President
New-York March 10, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA Coat Co, June 5 lsS2
THE INTEREST on the CONVERT

Il IBLE BONDS Of the Pennsylvania COAL
COMPANY due July 1882 will be paid that day 1t tho
office of the Company, OF Broadway and Wal st. on
the presentation OF the bonds for ndosement No transfers
Of bonds will be made from June q to July inclusive
GEO. A. HOYr, Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
MUTONnASS WORKS, Brook

lyn l. L-Ofce No. 50 ConrianaI.N On nT Svqos
larEe quantity ~ Mineral Wste h5I PM s;s PicIis
Isn, Ingrr Gl.ss Wsre Csrbovs &c Ao su oesS.'p
go =, S1s.s " srs and Patent Medicine 6oetes maze W
order by D. o. KETCHAM co.
MACHINERY OIL.-Refined Meats
Foot OIL warranted equal 70 the best sperm 0il ior
machinery purposes For sale oy I'm "'Oi In w.
II Burlng slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
DOOR. SASH and BLIND DEPOT.

Ne. 81 CourtlAndt-st, New-YoTk-F. w. TUXBURY
eco have on hsnd and are prepared furnish any
above articles any quantity, and warranted 70 be lndned
aud Of first quality and styles Sash Glazed Goods packed
Tor Transportation and orders filed short notice Builders
csrpente and those shout purchasing would do well to give
them call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
NTOTICE.-BROADWAY SAVINGS

IN INSTITUTION, No. $50 Broadway corner OF An,
thony-A money deposited in this Institution up to and
including 10Th Of July, 1882 Will be allowed interest
thereon from the st inst BY order Of the Board.
NJ. HOPPER MOTT, Secretary.