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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
Corkery's General Agency.
Mineral Paint.

Mineral Paint.
ENIRE and Water Proof Mineral Paint. The under
Il signed has been appointed agent for the sale OF
Simms, Mineral Paint. large supply of all colors.-
Just received and fol- sale low at the Drug Dtore OF
A. GILLESP1E.
May 18th No. Globe Building.
The subioned certificates from M Miller of the ST.
Charles, and Messrs Thompson, Mercer and Hamilton,
practical painters, all of this city, show that the
article has great merits.
We hope generally used, as an outside paint
at least See advertisement.
This to certify that the walls and window frames OF
the ST. Charles Hotel have cen painted with Mr. Sims
Fire Proof Mineral Paint, months SINCE and
cave no hesitation in saying that is very superior
iice for that purpose d. R. MILLER.
PrrrsBuRaH, July 81, 1852.
PITTSBURGH. July 9, 1851.
This is to certify that have tried the mineral paint
discovered and manufactured by Mr. Sims and that we
consider it SUPERIOR far judgment goes, to any
other mineral paint in the Market and that his colors
ground in oil, will be found 10 be very superior
article. JAMES IAOMfsON.
JAMES MERCER,
M. Sums-Dear Sir: have used the sample ofmin-
eral paint you lett with me, and consider your plan Of
grinding II in oil decided improvement. am still Of
opiuon that it will in great measure take the place
ead inasmnch its natural qualities not destroyed
by chemical process like That OF lead and for
sons, Wis Durability and chcapness it will not be long
before discerning community will more fully apprec-
ate its qualities. For more than twenty years have
been engaged in the painting business and with the
theory has been reduced practice. II he used to
advantage in the following VIZ weatherb0arding, fenc-
ing, wagons poughs castings iron ratings, hurricane
decks OF beats and thmneys and in nnumerable instan-
ces il VIII be found nvauable if my judgment is worth
anything. say use II every where. where dark colof
will answer. Yours respectfully,
JAMES K. HAMILTON,
July 5, 1851. Third street.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

AGENCY FIR SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
TINE Undersigned offer their services sell houses
i Town Lots Farms and all kinds of Real Estate in
Dubuque Land district. They feel warranted from rei
facilities as and Agents in promising for moderate
commission prompt sale ofprqperty entrusted thei
disposal.
W.. BARNEY Go
Office on Main ST. near opposite
American House. i
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

I HAVE just received large supply Of Pure White
L Lead, Lnseed Oil, Tanners Oil, Spirits Turpsn-
tine, &C., which will be sold Cheap for cash.
A, GILLESPIE.
Oct. 90. dwy. Globe Building
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

RADWAY & CO., Practical Chemists,
1872 Fulton street, N. Y.
TIMOTHY MASON, Dubuque,
Only Agent for Railway 4 Co. in Dubuque.
July 1851. No. Ally.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
.PT1P E

WHITE LEAD, Linseed Oil and SrtI TeIrer tine
w large supply Of the above articles Of tie hest
quality, just received and for sale al the Drug and
Paint Store of A. GILLESPIE.
July 7, 80 Mol, Globe Building.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

WHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. Ihnve new
w in a stock Of pure white lead and window
glass, of the best quality, which will sell cheap
A. GILLESPIE.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

nOUBLE distilled Bay Rum; Jones Neve's Powder
~ Of Iron, free from oxidation; Srychnine pure in
Crystals WP ALLEN
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
Ambrose Keck.

&c Il p NJ A NUFA TURER 30
Main Street, below Sixth, -
TxIILL Sell his own Manufactured Caps cheap
w Eastern Caps can be bought, at any Store in tn
city.
Also Hats and Furs can get repaired carefully.
Sanf 6my
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
a WILL TO RENT.

- AN Excelen er-Powcr FIGURING MILL
-4xA in complete unRing order, and only few miles
from this City, will be Leased for few years ON moder
ate terms, by CHAS. CORkER9
ALSO
A large number of Improved Farms, for sale cheap
anril 30 DIV If &C.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22
PRICES REDUCED,

To enable all nvalds enjoy the advantages of then
greattrestorative powers.
Single Bottle IS cents.
Also for sale by Z. F. GILLESPIE
Dubuque, low
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and iowa.
IL. BLAKSLEY, "A.
July 2a le52-w1y. ST. JAlls. Mo.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

LNLGUk-fesr City Brands, warranted 10 give entire
IL satisfaction, constantly kept for sale by
GLEPt'kE e. S'HR0 EnFR.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

THE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
INGTON.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-12-22

NYSTERS-I.obsters, Sardines, Pickles, and prime
~ Western Reserve Cheese, just received, and fo
"a by TAug3dwy, GELPCKE and SCHROEDER.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

i ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW,
YORK and LIVERPOOL. direct; and between bOSTOS
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling at HALIFAX
to land and receive mails and passengers.
ARABIA. Capt Judkins AFRICA, Capt h1rson.
PERSIA Capt. -, EUROPA. Capt Ressie
ASIA. Capt. Lott NIAGARA. Capt Leitch
AMERICA, Capt y shannon, CANADA, Capt Lang.
These vessels carry clear white light mash head green
stsrboeTd bow. red on port bow
ASIA Lott, from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Oct 20
AMERICA shannon from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Oct n
EUROPA Retire.. from NETWORK, Wednesday, Nov j
NIAGARA Leitch, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Nov TO-
AFRICA Harmon, I'm. NEW YORK "Wednesday, Nov ~.
CANADA Lang from BOSTON Wednesday Nov "a
ASIA Lott from NETWORK "Wednesday, Dec. L.
AMERICA. sham Oh from BOSTON, "Wednesday, pee
EUROPA Retire., from NETWORK, "Wednesday, Dec, ID
NIAGARA, Leiteh, from BOSTON Wednesday DEG = a.
AFRICA. Harrison. I'm. NETWORK "Wednesday pee =
CANADA Lang, from BOSTON Wednesday Jan. , iSo5
ARABIA Judkus. I'm y. YORK, "Wednesday, an y 100
AMkRIC-A. shannon. fm- BOSTON, "Wednesday, Jan -
Passage from New-York Boston 10 LiverPoo-rH''
cabin, $40; second cabin, so.
BeTtls Lot secured until paid for. -
FTeieht vii he charged specie beyond An amount '''
personal e1peIsss.
AnexrSrsnced Surgeon on board.
10 All letters and newspapers must pass through ie
fOst-Ofice. For irt gilt or passage apply 20
Z CJ1SARD No Bowlins green-
70 French German and other Foreign Goods received
ard brought III common with British Goods Throusn DIS
Of ladins ia Hsvre for New-l orE ..
WATCHEs-BV order the British Treasury ~stehes %
foTeis manufacture, bearng the names or IIA %
manufacturers VIII he hereafter admitted IN knz Ah Ire
stu for the nited States and other countries IN eons
qu net Of wch French ard Swss watches may oe
HAVE Tor Newly crk Boston VI Liverpool wt1ou y
curing tie rsk heretofore OF being seized oy toe LII
glsh Custcui-HOuse.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

OF the CoaA;y Of Nsw Yoh hereby eli
HAVING against MARY ~ CALDWELL late al he Cy
New York deceased to yre'ea,Ae 9TH 70
TIE srhreer AZ bis derce. No East iTh ct "a the Cy or
b~r- the d,y Of hsch neu-Dsted New
Yorl the ist day OF September. lisa
s MARKoE, Z .,,.,,.,,.,,..
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-Horace

IN Barne Matilda T. his wife John Bast.as and
LYDIA hr WIFE James r. Batne and Jane his wife mary bsrtne,
Rachel his joseph y bartne hetsAah
sud Mans he srsh Ann bsrtne, David w bssune
aud Amelia bis wife Olive. y. II B.ne and May IL HE vie,
Elizabeth his WIFE, Philemon ress.er and Lucy
Phoe- Martin and Mary Ann his wife, Thomas
Bsu- Jane his wife Cornelius BNtne ard Selma hts wife,
Darn. and Hen.s A. Ia. wife, Jusus toot and Mar
ret his wife, Nathaniel xam and Amanda his wife, jesse
FULLER end Eraheh A. his Geo &c Tier AMI Hannah his wife.
Ersheth Kinney joseph Hull and Amelia H. his wife, Eliza
Wsddcl snd Nsrir HI. Elizabeth smith,
Rat aud Mss his wife John Smith and Samuel Cob ~
and order 81 ts Court made the
the ninth day September st notice hereby sven
all havrs general hen numbsnc BY Judgment
undivided share interest OF Of the
the hereinafter J--cred produce 10 the
uEde znea the named SAID ordrf before tho ss
proof respective liens and ncumbances together
with satisfactory evidence the due thereon and TO specify
tie Of such unbrsn-- and the dates thereof respectively
The said described the complaint iolowsi All
Ot situate the south easey side OF sth
J0h and 3ssi the xxh tlste XVIII Ward 81 tho
York Known thirty lots Of Sound stu
the xh Ward drawn January thousand eight hundred
by ID Even, by the BUbcr bounded and
fcrted follows Bcsnnns the soaih easeJ side
9TH distant hundred feet north eae from the north
efy OF SHAY and soh thence north essery
map thence ,ouh parallel with hundred feet.
less lot number thirty said thence south
es,tery lire PARALLEL with eth I've feet less,
number three said thence north essiery hne
se With 30th huDd 20 9Th the
place OF BEGINNING Dated October ". lss2
sKEFFISGT0N sANxAY. Rsteres
srs'sss Horp, Attorneys OILS law6wwsd
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II AMPS. GIRANDOLES. and CHANDE-
Carpclinas, Oil Cloths, Sc.

CARPETING and OIL CLOTHS.-RE-
~ MOVAL-WM. McGRORTY wishes to inform his
friends and pubic that he has his stock from No
Is6 st. 10 No lt2 Broadway. He has on hand
large and welseeoted stock Of every descIon Of Gag
penss and Oil Cloths &C. which Sc will G.spose Of at
Wholesale and retail, reasonable terms No l42 Broad
NAV ...areA ,,,o, rom L.kerty.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
NEW.HAvEN and NEW-LONDON RAIL

~ II w Il
~ ROAD-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-On snd
sfter WEDNESDAY, Aug. 49, 1882 Trains Will run as io
lows: . -: IT.,
Leave New Haven at % A. NJ Accommodation IIsln
Tor New-Londou, stopping at al rstions llIo = ~ ~.
pr, .. Train for Guiford, Connecticut RIVER Lyne ing
k. London connecting with the steamboat ana
lines for Storm gton Providence and Newport 90 ~
Accommodated Train for NewLondon stopping a. a. sta
tons =. .-..l..;o., Til
g., Nv ,v,n stopping 20 all stations 1910 NJ, TX.
rr,ss Train ioI Lyme, Connecticut River Guiiiord and
-Pas-engers leaving Newport Provd snee and
gton IN the morning arriving az New London
taEe ths trsin for New-lors so r NJ Accommodation
Trsin for New-Haven. stopping AZ al stations
The H. q A ". Express Tam leaves e~haYen on me
,yriysl Of the g. NJ Express Train ;T0-n New-fork
TIE 655 p 81 Accommodation Train leeVes New Haven
on The arrival OF the $50 p NJ Express Tram from Se"
York. a, ,,o A
TIE Trains leav:ng New-Lon1on :; $50 4 NJ end 1910
A. NJ connect II Haven with Sew-I DIX Trans a.
sS5 A NJ ar6 LIS p ". .
Prsseurers by the $50 p N Train from London can
take the Exrress Trains u Ne-daven Tor h-Tofa Ao
spriugfed ior New-YOTk. the sane evening" g.
New Haven. August IT, 1852
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CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the

4pV u he ksyof Aldermen sIA CoDmoasty of the Cy
q New fori relative the OPENING Of 0HE HUNDRED AND
TWEsTf FOURTH ST. ON the Oh Church Road 70 e Oh
81 New rortThe und,rsed Conmssonefs o ESQ
and Asesmsut the emitted matter hereby give no
he q an Act a the LeUssfsr~ ne
psepe the State Of New fck e.tsa An Act 10 s~sd - Ae
reduce al laws relating pzTe9y hs Cy
fot Act passed April 90 1892 and sto he Az
entitled An A amend Act eni ed N Act relation 20 ne
oton Of and Inc Cay and County q hes
York and or other pspoes paced Msy ~ is>o passd MAJ y
ls4 the occupant ecepras o. ~ noss
improved lands srccted thereby hat ~ have
cd psf.oD- ~hose ssseted thsoy ss
Who oJp1sed de requested 10 pe-es e
jsets n n srills HgsRY gEExNAH Ia Dc Ch-Sess -
the rad Csnmssonefs one 81 George osofss 20 80
Nuterry. Csy II New fork. vfhn hify esys ~ -
date Of thu hote And ths the auufs embraced ~ " n
mate and o~ss Al he 81 SsSss - 80
Ind tuaie lesls i,h Wsrd ae ~ a. - ~,s
udet within oroving Init, 70 WI Us e .,s~fv
,,v Nm, or EIDE Of the weu, ~ 49, 100, ~
=, 49, Of stA North, ~ me w $3.50 - n.
M. e L-t~e-p i<b-t ssJ fSs<hsf ass - ~
yns o s ~ .le a,aa.sr and bese9t nAgs aca " ~ -
a.. C,x 20 Asd ne an Cosm..o.sI.
re- o. ,ne ~ - posr sbovs entfed m<fter wa -
I've no<r " ~. sspsn~ coar Of he st>te q Ne.
sne aT ~ nd Court be he'd Al IL Csv Nal -
sfss xs =, s.tsrd-y "a say q o<sses is1
g Nss go =. fh.f dag AID AsD aa1 usse -
- % ~ :. @ounrs he beard, nceca v1h - -
n eIe.se, ,,.Sru~d-Dsied View Tork ysH - -
r1o 70 HENRY sERKnAn,
HHsRY DERTnoLr
GEO. l. oeeouk
Hs,sr T. pAvsss, ArsSs<y
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TOT F FT'vTI x COLLINS 4 Co, No. Sc wal,t, N Y
BROWN SIMPLIFY L Co. Liverpool.
Z. O. ROBERTS Co, No. IS Kings Arms Yard
London. 49,
JOHN MUNROE L Co, Rue Notre Dame des Vie
tories Pans; or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre
The of these ships will not be accountable Tor sod
silver bullion specie Jew elry precious stones or metals IN
less bills Of sdng signed therefor and the value Thereon
therein expressed
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MONEY sAyED-A WARRANTED AR

N1TICLE-In Offering 10 peIsOns sa1snns from 6nrgnle
Rl1umIten Cole DysenteTy PaEs N the Limbs 6ser o.
SISst TSs1scbe Old Sores. Cuts Burns, &C. d.. To
PIsS, Venetian Luent tcy DeSd cot fear PurehAns It,
q their OLey vii be returned If On Using / according q
dc,org II does not relief Thousands have certified
., -, -"5r,exrs uFotertes II IL Internal ~ well
AZ sxtfIral IeraeGy and il Is warranted harmless:
NofaIy should be- without It II they have children a. ~
ia e.rtan remedy for the Group and 4. warranted to
cue Cholsrs II taken when FIRST attacked.
Dr. TOBIAS expressly wis0.st uoderood that any per
81 uspz his Lniment without obtaining relief have
their money returned - -
Pree cent. aud 50 Depot No 2iS Greeuweh-.t
rew-Y0Tk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
TTNHE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNI
l. TED STATES NAIL STEAMERS-The ships com

losing tha line are the foNoWme :
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.
ADRIATlC. Capt Grafton.
These hIs have built BY contract expressly for Gov
eminent service Every has been taken in their
sIucop also in their Engines to insure strength aud
srte1 their accommodations for passengers are nne
ouatd for elegance and comfort Price Of from
NewYork TO Liverpool in rstcla cabin. $40 IN second
Do SO; exclusive of exrasize state rooms eoi from
Iyetpoo TO NewNOTk. $50 aud 4 20 An experienced sur
attached TO each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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RIVER RAILROAD.-Fall Ar

i ranzement Through Fares al Trains bet"esn
NewYOrk and Albany 81 50. Trans s.re Ca,moer' d.
daily Sundays excepted for Albany and Troy .
R1pI.ss Tram 8 A. NJ. through III hours conneeuns
with Tram. rrschlng Buffalo Montreal at O'Clock same
evening. ,pxr
Ma Train A. M-ThrouEh Way Trans aud VI
EIrre.. Train p M-AccOTnniOdasi0nI Ira "A !. - r VI
For Peeiskil az A M 2. ~ and 6lo 7. NJ
For Po'ketpsie Ct 80 A. VI AID 10 = sopp.hs =
.-Pas ger. taken Ceber. Cegsl Caristopher L+th
snS 5I,ttt, GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMIRA and

NETWORK and ERIE, and ELMlRA and
~ CANANDAiGUA RAILRoADS-Ir2ns leave Pier
foot of Du.re-sl. follows:
Nassra Fails arriving The above named places The same
evefns Nal Trains leave Al NJ stepping over night
NIGsT ExTxEss-Lssves a; P ~ arriving At C4nandai
xua AZ 4 &C next morning take the Z, train for
Roch,ster Buffalo and Niagara FsIs
This the quickest eheapest and most comfortable route
10 We,t,ra Ntw-YOrk and Canada West.
w. @. LATHAM, SuPt C. AID 4. K T.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the PRO:

i lEHDS the sAIf of the RIAL tSIAlE WiLLiA1
sOPER late fth. CITY New fo't dec~ss-d nesss lately made
order Csany OF New York ~
Samuel sprsgue Of the City New Yok dnisreed e~hoef
d male sale Of the real estate where
late Of the Cry OF New rort deceased ntc<tais
died ee Tor the o b., debit pnr.usnt 70 ne statutes m
made snd provided ILL BE DISTRIBUTED ny hessd
Surrogate ACCORDING TO LAW the sarosates ocs. ns
City eighth day Of November net az eh
N The dsyDaed thu ad day Of September 1874
"a 6v NJ ZABRIskfE, Proctor, &C.
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NOTICE of APPLICATION for the DIS

IN CHARGE Of an ISSoLvEST from la. DEBTs-Pur,osn
the Of the o aih
ter Of the 'econd OF the Reyed Statutes JOHN KANE
OF Csnteo stru~n nsov-nf debtor
publ he'd g. 1853 CREDITOR appear befe
County Judge Of s,euben Co. h oe the village OF Rh
the Oh day Of December 1884, al O'Clock the afternoon show
they have Why snment should not be nsd Of
said nsovent aud he he d.chnsod from his debt.
iawIO.w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
CIrPREME COuRT.--In the matter Of che

apo eaon Of the Msyw Aldermen and Comm ssty o. the
~ ~ New Yors relative 70 the OPENING ofELEyEsTH ST.,
6,n ,y Dol s 70 River, the iith Ward of sad ety.
psb ne- . hereby rvep the Mayor, Adermn and Com
m raiy the Gig xsw Y 20 .,xtss such case <ss
rd rTcySd sad the Msyo Aldermen and %
IRE Csy Of Yo intend 20 make eaton the sakssns
Cerr Of the state fot SPECIAL Term a. the ei Court
a., b. Md Al IN. CITY NJ 81 New fork sATuR
DAY the ooh u 0etCbsr 1874 at the openns M Cour on
mas ~ or counsel heard. f the
,~,,,snSn 81 and
.o,s s'tsr the and ert<pf the Improve
rt hereby Intended The 81 lin from Dry Dock o.
=. he East River b- nth ard ~ the Of Nov fost d
cut pan II sad Ety. sndr and By of q
he Lesure u the Pecpie Of de Site. slusi An Act sa
Improvement. touching the hyns Of Streets and aosds
CITY Of New fo snd zoe osher pnrposes passed Apn ..
lol7.-Dssd, New Yak, OFT 8, ltd
q 10 HENRY f. DAVIS Counsel 10 the Cooperation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20
SUPREME COURT-City and County Of

~ fort-Pe,c A. Hegcman and Laura ~ his WIFE against
NJ Palmer end Sarah ~, his wife John W. Palmer and
wife " ,i-m ~ Palmer snd Miles Ch1fort and
Ms Jouia his ~l-sumnDn-(F Rebel TO ELILABGTH
You hereby summoned and required % tho
the .ubscrber nj his once No IS William st. "a
the CITY Yok within days si,~r the service here
or exusve OF dy Of such sbd fl n
he aid the Aforesaid the pis,nuh IN this setoa
Apply the relief demanded "a the eompisnf The
d soplsnt hed the ofe Of the cert OF The cy and
County the 10Th d,y Of September A. d. isoa-
H.S -, RICHARD s. EMMETT Plaintiffs Attorney
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paintins, &r.


ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure. The
IA NEW-JERsEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No IS Dey-
st. prepared TO supply their Zinc Paints at the follow
No. / White ground in oil, &c. per pound.
No. White, ground in OIL &c. per pound.
No. White, ground in oil &c. per pound.
Brown and Black, ground in oil SIC. per pound
Dry White OF Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
After thorough test in Europe and United States, has
be found its beauty and prote qualities long
than any other paint For wheness and brlsncy
unrvaed free from all poisonous properties common
dangerous other pigments; will coyerequal weight
from ~ 100 per cent space than lead and there
fore much che the customer As inside pant
will Lot yellow when exposed TO the suphurous
Of coal fires tie foul air Of ships Their White
Zinc grouuG vansh produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
in few hours form hard and solid metallic coating upon
wood bTCk, iron and other metallic surfaces and
nGIkaLe for their freproof properties They specially
adapted fOr having been found TO resist the
toIIodbe lciiOn Of salt water destructive TO other paints
De aleIs supplied on iberel terms by
NAMING SQUIER, Agents, No. ID Dey-st
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-. - isss.W RICHARD EMMETT Plaintiff. Auosu.,
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of

CIPREME COtRI-Clty ANA COuhty VI
- N.~ York.-Ths BOwERY SAVINGS BANK ssansf JAMES
WALsH Individually and ss.sef q JOHN Alsh
MILAN DUNsIsG, MICHAEL H. eastman and DANIEL
CAsHsAs-sum1ons-lForr relief 10 the Desndlavs-emi
You nd the complaint
~ acton Which duly 6-d 10 the Clert. Ohce q % Court 81
The City Hall the City Of New Yoi the rb day o. osnss
1852 and copy Of ~ At oar omss NO 80
rrd within twenty days after the sefe hefso ss
dsy o sush and yya tsh 70 answer n'
will sppy 70 the Court for the re
I,f DIM. ndsd IN mpssi-D@ted Otoe~r, Dxg
oIs Iaysrw scHELL n sLOssOS, Plaintiffs AttoFnsys
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of Jesse C

Suih Ese Surrogate Of the Cosusy % King hereby
according law. TO AZ having claims eacss AN
DREW RkER hre OF the late viAsr tuo~ civl Of wsAms
bursh dec-ed hat they repaired eses the vsA the
thsr.o the .uecrbsr No Isl Ger-yh the
City OF New York beose the 6h day Of Msh
Auust 10 1854 so i.wtmw EDWARD RlkER, Exscutor
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REMlTTANCEs-P AS sAGEs;-BOW-

DEMlTTANCES-P AS SAGES. BOW
IL MAN. GRlNNELL 4 Co, No. 81 soatn.t;' S N,y,
orb sole and only authorized Agents oI the ," ALLO
TAIL LINES Of PACkET SHIPS - -, -
LyERrooL PACKETS sal 9th LONDON rASAtIS al e'eJ
and 2lsf Of every mouth altesne.e lHais-A1'
LlNERiCOL. LoNDON,,
CONSTITUTION, SIX X FILL ,n,,,,,rrr
NEW WORLD. COkSELiIs uISINNELb-
QUEEN CT THE WEST lSDERt.N 49, ,is.,rss
.GpTrT GIITATIN FRINGE ALBERT,
1aS1Ri, fTOV YORKTOWN,
NNTW slip PATRICK HENRY.
- thing IN end for then friends and deslr01s Of
i :, - ~ Nv auv II he above MAGNIFICENT saips. are
si ..s - V.sTs BOWMAN. GRINNELL Co are
~, oDlv s,nts for the ebOye ships IN tins ety. -,
Tbeys lso issGe Drafts from ard upward "ne1 G
30, BOWMAN GRISNELL Co.
No IS south-st- y. " and Resents- roAd Liverpool
Liv,rrool Packets leave Sew-fork sih ed -s- Oh eAo
London P-ekets leave NewYork every alternate Thurs
day.
forIGssc sFry Is above
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Me0ical.

A w | $ 0 P n / o n! :!
N From the New-York Sunday Atlas, Oct 5
We recommend all our readers who troubled with
Coughs Cvds Consumption disease Of the lung. 70
give Dr. HasDgss Compound Syrup OF Napta tnal. we
know this 10 be IN excellent curative Tor all deaes anect
INK the ekcs. CT lungs. The discoveEer Dr. hastings
physician OF London and occupies high place IN the front
rA Of the medical prossion and his discovery has ehced
eonn1 ndatOn Gully from his medical BRETHREN Out mas
been fully ineoIsed by the London Lancet which a. our
word. - . -. - ~. ..
v CLICKENER l. Co, No 81 Barciay-st are the gen.
should be ad6Iessed Sold retail by hrs ~ hays, NO 10
Fu.tou-st Brookyn also at No 4t1 Broadway, corner
Hows1d-st., New-iork
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE C

Il SMITH Eq S0ossle OF the Coaav OF knss nots heseby
according to law to all having claims sas, ANN DO
Rksus late OF the City Of nrookn deceased that they
CURED exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the suese
Der h re-dence Old Bedord Road Putnam the
City of Booln, before the dsy cf Dec-mher
Dated June - 1854 GILBERT DORkNuS,
ic9nt smW
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON SPRINGS.

ROAD leave the City Hall Station NewYors, daily (Sun
DAYS excepted At 10 O'Clock A. NJ Mail Train Ciathas
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad for Alba
nv and Troy, Lebanon Springs Pitts6ed Springfield and
other intermediate Stations
At o'clock. 7. NJ, Accommodation Train to Chatham
Four Corners, connecting with Western Railroad going
Passengers for Lebanon Springs will take the i0oclocs
A. NJ Train TO Chatham Western Railroad to Canaan and
Stage TO Lebanon arriving early the same afternoon.
Fare through g. NJ. SLOAT Superintendent