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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23
LIQUORS


v1'ENNENTS SCOTCH ALE LANDING--2N CASKS
quarts and pin Tenuens Scotch Ale of superior qua
lily warranted prime, landing steamer Glasgow Tor
ese by CAIET ASTON, GA Water street. sole SCENTS
DROPRIETOGs OF HOTELS, AND THOSE WHO ARE
4 making preparations for the opening season ut OR
tao nabc watering places should not fail to send their
orders the house Of b. Peters 800 Broadway ore OF the
most extensive establishments the United States for tae
sale Of inc Wines. BraDiies, Scars 20.
M i. PETERS & 90, zoo BRO tDWaY, IMPORTERS
4VI and dealers in Chompaues Wines, Brandss Hooks,
Ciares and Portor also Brown Stout Havana Segars TO-
We prepared to or treat buyers these
III particular who 10 war Of zinc goods Agents for Lam
dry grape leaf Cham payne Orders solicited.
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TORPO RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petitions have been presented TO tho
Common Council for the following sewers to with the
Board Aldermen, for GaneeyoOrt street. from
North river 20 the Of Fourth and Ganse
Streets and in the Board of Assistant Aldermen for
Grand street. from Bridge Suffolk Streets and
in Broome street. from Columbia to Ludlow street All
interested in the having objections thereto,
requested TO present the same writing to the Contract
Clerk 1T this once, or before June %, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Croton Aqueduct Department
Croton Aqueduet Dept Rotunda, Park, June IA, 1882
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen, for in Forty sixth street be-
tween Eleventh avenue and Hudson river All persons
the in writing TO the Contract Clerk
this Office, o before June q, 1852.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President Gro. Az. Opt.
Croton Aquet Depart, Rotunda. Park June Is, 1Si2
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CORPORATION EOTTCR-PUBLIC NOTICE. Is
slpants 81 al ksssss and lsSs, In proved sninPevsd
~ asssssa thsrshy tA.tths following - Az
0ee 81 the Bureau Of for oy AL
Aterestsd, Vi. -Toy building Receiving basins
eAsss ~ sssh asssssneat insisds al n; ssvsla ssuss
lots Of U0und vacant lo0 pieces Ane Reroe VI land
oaSsd an beth sdss Of and CO lame
tie Nerthery side Of and Southery
81 IrenhIir g1reet hetvseu Nm street and Broadway
s ia.lsrly side 1rssAwsy sssw:s r., AnAOny and
1Veen Inheny end Irankn ssests and both sides Of
esscn steet An psrssns vhsee interests Affected ~
sIsSss Il them arc rsgusstsd 70 present their
1ssoa sSSn Shisty Gays the date Of tis notice.
SX1U1L H. DE MOTT, ]
.ea IS YRANCIS NICHOLSON,< Assessora
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
0Ass Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Department June
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS ToR
~ San Ir.ncissc and Ysrar1so.-The ste.rstip CIT
OFpiITsBIRG, win be st Ier berth, ron Phsosyha en-
te sd nat snd be prepared 20 reserve all Sr9xy 81
ikl;issiatt tsg sitksy VI W. ksSyS S.S,h
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TYR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, CAN BE con-
- suited with confidence on disoases His success has
been such the treatment OF old chrOuic to aston
sh Of most eminent physicians. DIR. C. IL web
known both in and out of the profession the st
oossul practitioner of diseases In Now York. His expert
the result OF twentyone devoted exclusively
to his special branch Of the profession.
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CORPORATION NoTICE.-PUBLICN oTICE1sHERE-
- by given that petition has been presented in tho
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets and also in Eleventh
avenue from an through Forty fourth
All persons Interested the same having thereto
luesed to present the in writing the
tract Clerk at this off before June 2d. 1852
NICHOLAS DEAN, Pres. Croton AQueduet Dept.
Croton AQneduct Department,
Rotunda, Park, June Il, 1852.
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NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.-A PRACTICAL WORK ON
the Nature and Treatment of Diseases by II. BOSr-
WICK D. d., practising physician and surgeon, and leo
turer these plants Price reduced 81 5H
lored plates Extract from the Boston Medical And Sursi
cal Journat be said fearlessly to he equal
tons Records great work the family Of Diseases
and far superior to anything of the kind before Published
this country Author OF work Vices and their terri
bic consequences This is without doubt, the mos. ruth
full and important book this subject published
Price, ST. Author of book Natural Death Diet, re-;
Family Physician Cause Of Qusckcry &c. &c. For sale
at 262, and by the author, 50i Broadway.
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EORP0 RATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLTC NOTICE rs
~ hereby given that petition been presented in the
Board Of Aldermen for Sewer in Cross street, between
Orange and Pearl streets All interested in the
having objections thereto, requested to
the same in writing the Contract Clerk at this Office
or before June 18th, 1852.
Croton Aquet Depart, (Rotunda) Park June Is.
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YNHROUCH TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUCED
rates. New York and San FRANCISCO ssesmshP Line
The new and spendid steamship UNITED SVAFES l,J0
tone burthen, Charles c. Berry, Gommander will take her
departure for Aspinwa Navy Bay Friday "a July At
3P. NJ, connecting AZ Panana with the double engine
steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 2oD tons surthen, Kenney
Couilsrd Comman der which waits the arrival Of
passengers by the United States from New York;
and mm ediaely thereafter proceeds to San Francisco d.
rect without topPege at ports These vessels
In and safety are rot surpassed by any en-
this route and experienced attached to each
vessel United States has made the voyage between
New York and Chsgre In nineteen hours; ard
the Winfield Scott performed tho voyage between Ne York
and Panama in the shortest time record both :. TO run
ming snd actual time from port to port Books ePer
--N '"-''s" ''sA''' ~ DAVIS, CROOKS & CO.,
General Agents, % Beaver street. or
JONES H. JOHNSON,
104 West street, Of Liberty street.
Passengers by the United States will 1scmbark alongside
the wharf at and take Tho Panama Railroad
opened nearly to Gorgona thus avoiding the risk attendant
upon landing IL boats at Chsgres and tie rves navigation
10 Corgons.
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GTEPHENsON'S EXHIBITION or HIS MARBLE
- Statue. "The Wounded Indian" will continue st
Ssuyyesan Institute $50 Broadway, only for short e.
from "a. n. TO 10 r. NJ Admission twenty -ive cents.
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fSAsTLE GARDEN -RoUSSET FAMILY, UNDER THE
~ direction OF Mons jean konsset Thursday eyaning,
Jrne ~ The great attraction, tw, new Bailtts GAIA
RNA. the Qnecn Of tho Haniits aud che ME ballet
Of the MlLLERS Tickets nifty cents To oc had st al
the principal Music Stores Ho.os and vt tho Gardcn.
nootsopea - O'clock Performance 20 commence at
tl tht N'clOek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ For New Orleans via Havana, the splsndl steamship
CHFROKEE. 1900 tons, ". h. Davenport, u. s. Navy
commander will sail from the pier At foot Of Warren street,
N r., Thursday june 24th, two o'clock, Il. NJ, pee
ciseiy Rates of passage TO Havana and New 0rasns:
New Arrsn saloon herhs 500 for ward do
do $50; seernge d.. do $50. specie only taken freight
to Havana Freight taken New Orleans at 40 cents
cnic foot Shippers Of freight requested 20 supply
themselves with the bills OF lading which may DO
had application at the Office No other form will DO
signed No bills Of lading signed after the chip has sailed.
For freight or passage apply 20 NJ. o. ROBERTS,
liz West street, corner W arren street.
LyoR BAN TRANCIsCo-oN SATURDAY, JULY 10
ats clock NJ from the foot Of North Moore street.
N The and splendid double cog stgamship ClTf
OF PlT1SBURG, 400 tons burtbea, Wan. g Stet9spnSk
commander will positively sail for San Francisco, touching
~ RE, Valparaiso and Pansma, Saturday July 10 at
o'clock r. NJ This has superior accommo daons,
Il well ventilated and otherwise fto1 for the trade. IL s
expected that she will mske tho pasag. in the
shortest time record tins Offering rare chance 20 f
miles others who wish avoid tie vaed ghips via
the lhmus only limited number Of PASSENGERS will be
taken small quantity Of freight will also DO taken. Ar
steamship Urcle sam, (l,sG0 torsl bnling, to
make through connection viii goon .aka her pao
In the linz. For freight passage apply 70 THOMAS
RICuAh DSON No. Al Exchange place, to t. MILLS 81
Corthndt street, agent Of the Unee sam.
NOR RIO JANEIRO AND VALPARAISO. THE NEW
u double engine steamship CoRTES, $50 toas burthes.
r. Cropper commander will depart for the above
Thursday first day OF july ensuing For " shove
ports, having splendd accom- cd alton, apply to
DAVIS. BROOKS CO.. % Beaver street.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PURLIC NOTICE 10
~ hereby given, that petition has been presented IN
thA Hoard Aldermen. for Sewer in Spring
street, between Clarke and Greenwich streets Al
having objections thereto requested
present the writing TO tho Engineer, NJ this
' " NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Crotch Aoued1ot DEPARTMENT, June 10, 1852.
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SHIPPING,


LoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
4 States mail steamship FRANKLIN, James 4. Wottfn,
commander will leave for Hayre touching Sout.am pon
te land the mails and passengers Saturday July ~ u
o'clock, from Pier No. North River Price OF Passage
$780, All letters must pass through the post Office.
perensed surgeon is attached TO the ship Luggage sos
before sailing, marked below" n. B-No merchant iss
will be received board after Thursday July l. For
Agent, 80 Broadway.
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DACKETS FOR HAyEE-spCOkD LINE-THE Poll
lowing ships will lave Hayre the lGth and New York

They are all York Luilt ships with
requisite articles for the comfort and Of
ssnges and commanded by men Of in the trade
tho subscribers viii be forwarded free from any
ehargee but those actually incurred.
BOYD & HINCkEN. Agents, lRl Peerl etrfeks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

(yROrON hUTEDLET UEFAHTMENT.-TU. NJy-
" ,rsstors-Sea,a rrop.as ead2r,ed :. P,opossl for
NSse ~ ne cto,on Aqueluet Department, (aotunda,
garF until Mordav tc2it day Of June, lsj' a. clock
r. ~ Iuia sewer With che necessary receiving h,sns
md suverts street, from tnn htrsst 70 W cet
.fnth BeefSGn erect leibf IN length ntut ~ tte
gbe Ian az the ssvsr and ~ the tudirg ~
no eaue ald ~ o.her infrI*on felts thsrht eau ne
NICHOLAS pEAN.
r.cs,tus tie CsttsE hqa,dats GssGffGshS
View Sggts ! 80 q, iS'8
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FnHAHTs, HEcYsrnR.

A HOUSE IN NEWPORT r. L.. TO LET, WITH OR
IA without board. The hsuse contains ton worry
ehgbly situated and e be let furnished for 500 for the
season apply TO WIN. POOLE SO Bnrling slap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

(snRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL No
~ Az Broadway above Grand open every nglt
during the week until further tice The original ard Well
known Chrsty's MnstolS, comprising efficient and
Battle talented and expariens ed performers"
ander the nsnagemcut Of T. Christy whose concerts in
this city Of years, bave been received
with favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets - cents Doors n II commence at o'clock
Tie patrons of chrtys Ministries repeatedly info
that tho saturday afternoon concerts discontinued on
Monday July Sch afternoon Concert, commanding ats
O'elOck, Il. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-23

FyROION AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CoNTRAC-
~ torsSealed proposals endorsed Proposals Tor Build
ing Sewer in yandewater street will be received ~ th9
pfcs AqueAuot Department (Rotunda. Park
rt Monday 2ltt any of June, 1862 at three ocloes
p NJ 10 build with the Receiving Basins
and IuIverts in Vande street. from Etaatort street
forty south Of Pearl street. being in length about 55
ihe Of the Sewer, and specifications for the
triains II tIe same and all ether Information relating
lhere., obtained application 80 the Contract
Clerk, Al this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqueduet Department.
VaWI ir. y
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fINITFD STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail steam ship Com pany
Only through line for California and Oregon, via Apnwl
Panama. By order Of the Postmaftcf General the
United States mail steamers with tho grc, California
Oregon mails TO be dratchd the 5th and 10Th Of
each month"; disect for Aspnws whoa these occur
Sunday the Ealing TO be postponed until tie following
Monday. Tho Pacific mail steamers q be IN readiness
for immediate dispatch on arrival or the mails Il a
Arcealy 70 the above the splendd and dodbe ug L.
s. mail steamship OHIO, 5000 tons burthen, Tndlsy
ScheIck Y. - N Commander, will sail Monday, July
18th, at2 o'clock, r. precisely from pier foot of
street. North river The PacGc Mail Stsauship COmpanys
magnificent steamer GOLDEN GATE, 800 tons Csrl,leP.
Patterson u NJ commander, will DO 10 readiness Pa
mana TO receive the Ohos mails and pssseasg AMI sail
Immediately for san Francisco. No ol1rs VIII 70 spared
by The two eomraLs 70 put their pasen through With
expedition and comfort.
RArEs oF FARE TO AsPtswALf.
Ladies Saloon State Room ..s....... So
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby gvsn that petitions have been in the
Board Of Aid for in the following streets
street Bowery on the eastery side from
Prince norbey head Of Marion street, and also in
Chambers street. from Broadway to the river or to the
0sWer In Warren Greenwich streets through West
Issadway may be most expedent And resolution has
been presented in the Board of Assistants for receiving
eulvcr At the northwest of Twentyfth
and Fourth All persons interested in the
above having any objection thereto requested TO
seNt the in writing to the Contr Clerk At this Of
See en- or before Monday June a. S5Croton Aqueduct
Department. June 1852: NICHOLAS DEAN,
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A USrRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY LINE
n OF Packets The subscribers will despstGh spou-
did ship MAGNOLIA, the next ship II this line, the
l5th july This splendid ship 1900 tcns burthen
ed by experienced ster having hesn fitted expire sly
for the comfort and venence Of passengers and families
For freight passage which will be taken the
lie terms apply board, pier H. Err, TO w. DU-
GAN, 43 Front street. RU sSELL NORTON 81 Old Slip;
to ELLIOT, ARkELL & CO., I'D Pearl street.
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nor BREBEN.-THE FINE FAST-SAILlNG BARK
Il COPERNICUS, Whiting, master. one year old viii
leave freight freight positively on the 18th inst She
has and sdations for
and would take such freight would delay Apply
the captain board pier No. 10 North river
RODEWALD BROS, 20 Beaver street.
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nARNuMs AMERICAN MusEun.-ApNrssloN .

AMEhIIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ eta eta; Parque l2s GENTS extra Ser
rents Ostrich Orang 0utang &c from Africa.
Gorgeous Oriental tablsau Of Cerean Sculpture Lord Byron
hhdthe Greeks all moving alive. In The Lecture Room,
ts afternoon, Mt cleck comic pieces &c. Evening"
u, Il superb scenic pertormances, nc.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
aarlrultnral, sc.

PRrsERvISG BUTTER.-Dr. Anderson
observes that wooden vessels are most pro-
per for containing salted butter. Oak is
said 10 be the best kind Of wood. Iron
hoops should not be used, as the rust of them
will sink through the wood and iniure the
butter. It is difficult TO season new yes
sells, and therefore it is best to use old ones
as long as they will last. Unslacked lime,
salt and water we'll boiled, hot water and
wood ashes, are recommended for sconr-
ing them. The vessels having been repeat
edly scrubbed with some or all OF these,
should afterwards be thrown into cold wa
Ter, to remain three or four days, or till
wanted. They should then be scrubbed
as before. and we'll rinsed with cold water,
and before the butter IS put in, every part
OF The inside should be well rubbed with
salt.
A writer in the New England Farmer
proposes an alteration, which he considers
an Improvement in the above receipt of DR..
Anderson, namely, that the sugar made
use Of, should be loaf sugar. and that the
salt should be we'll dried before weighing il
A small quantity Of clear water, cold in
summer, and warm in winter put into the
bottom OF milkpan, is SAID TO assist the
rising of the cream.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
"A CARD.
DR.. David G.. REYNOLDS,

s=yQ Late a Graduate of the g University Of
~ Pennsylvania" has located himself for the
- practice of his profession at McVEYTowN
and from his professional experience in the Hos
pitals of Baltimore and Philadelphia, and his
practice in Lewistown, hopes to commend him
self to their confidence and that Of the surround
ing community.
His office is the one lately occupied by w. J.
Mccoy, Esq, where he may always be found
except when absent on professional duties. He
is permitted to refer to the following gentlemen :
DR.. 7. A. Worrall, DR.. J. B. Ard,
T. VanvaIzah, &c j. Culbertson,
DR.. E. w. Hale.
McVeytown, July %, l852-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
TuscarOra Academy.

THIS AourishIng institution is located in Tuscaroa
4 Valley, Juniata county Pa, eight miles $ '" OF MN
nlown, and six miles from The PerryVile station on
the Pennsylvania Railroad Ii has been in suceessiul
operation for more than fourteen years. and believed
10 be equal any Academy in the State, In affoEalhg
facilities 10 young men for acquiring thofough AcA
demca education either for business or iof coieee
There were present. during the lasl session. tpreylons
to the fre) more than one hundred students. since
then the buildings have bsen entirely remodeieo ana
greatly enlarged, to afford private rooms 10 all te
students; an advantage not ordinarily found even IN
the hest Institutions the country Being IN the codIi
, te students are removed from those temptations 10
ideness dissipation, and vice, which the hane of
similar institutions in towns
TERMS
For Boarding, (per week. 81 %
Washing, private room, ana incdeEtal55 (PeT
quanrr0 4 ~
" Tuition in Latin, Greek aud Mathernatire (peT
quarterJ = W
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
Rhetoric, Political Economy, Book
Keeping botany, History, Se &c. 20
" Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy, Reading, Writing, t+c tper
quarterJ %
Sketching from Nature and PaHllug-VOCai Music
and Stenography, (Shsn desired )HebFer., Uo young
men preparing for the mutstryJ gratis
Thus il will be seen that So p viii drTay the whole
average expense of student, the Institution, per
quarter.L Light, Books aud Stationary found BY the
Students aud may be obtained al The stores ia Tie neigh
!
The Principals VIII devote themselves with unremIt-
ting assiiuy the cDare OF the minds, morals, and
of their pupts ard hope. therefore, to com
mend the Institution 10 The conu~d liberal patronage Of
/ the public
The Vacations occur ia April and October; but sta
dents will be admitted any during the session
when there acies.
" For full information, address all comnunons post
pad,) to . acIdenHid r. O
Rev. WIN. s. GARTHWAIT, p.;oo;,,ls
Rev. GEO. w. THOMPSON, !
Tuscarora Valley, JuEiata county, June lc, 1852
n. B.-Students from distance always find q
ready conveyance from PeTTyvie, up the Academy
bat if the Principals informed Of the dly II drriodt
AZ that point, clrrt0ge riii be IN rating.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
JAMES BARBER'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOCK 4 TINE PIECE ESTABLISHMENT.

Southeast Second and Cksstngt sts Philadelphia,
WHERE may be found large and splendid assortmen.
" of the best modern Improved Eight Day and Thirty
Hour Brass and Alarm Clocks and Time Pieces, suitable
Tor Churches, Halls Hotels Steamboats, Railroad Cars,
Parors, Offices, Bed Rooms, Kitchens &c. which will
be sold IN lots to sui, purchasers from ore TO one thou
sand, at the lowest cash prices.
N. u. Clocks Of all kinds repaired and warranted
Clock Trimmings Of every description constantly for sale
JNlyi6 lY
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
Scientific Evidence.

BARON LIEBlG in his celebrated work Animal
Chemistry, says: An Artificial Digestive Fluid ma
logous 10 the Gastric Juice may be readily prepared
from the membrane Of the stomach Of the Calf
in which various articles of food and eggs " i'll
be softened changed and d,gssted just in te
they could be in the human stomach -
G Cali the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular
gratis, giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
similar TO theabove together with reports of REMARK
Bile CURES. from all paLis of the Iniied States
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08

q
pen, n addition 70 ~tiet, tie dnrob1ig # II. eta
are combined aaG ja!iy asStciated ard dtcclrptG.
1852.
TUE following highly respectable Testimonials ana
l. Recommendations submitted Ia rIt. Pubic -
Having 'ried 9%Hm j+dIiGm HaPp< Prtsrf SssfBrfs
Niche God Pen, n' undersigned take pleas
recommending It to the Public The greatest improve
ment in Metallic Pens that his met our attention.
His E1cellenc, Wm Bgier, Gov. State OF Penn, yIvan
His Excellency E Louis Lowe, Gov. of Maryland
Prof $. Hart principal of Central High School Pha
Right Rev Bishop A. Potter Philadelphia
Rev Charles WadSwurh, do
Rev. w B, Edwards, Washington CIV
Rev. e. X. Nelson, Annap lis, Md.
Rev. John Street. Phlla Rev. d w. Barne, rhia
Rev. Dewitt, Harrisburg Rev. C. IL CoiI Harrisburg
Rev Chas A iiay, do Rev John +. Mesick, do
w. Rawe, Esq, Philad'a. Judge Booth, Delaware
Hon. Jos r. Chandler, do Richard Naux, Esq, do
Clark Hare, Esq, do. William Neal, do
Isaiah Hacker, do. Geo. W. Wal>ton, do
Alderman g. w. Ash, do. Vim. ). Price, do
James NJ Cassidy, ESQ., Camden, New Jersey.
Thos. w milford, Esq, Go. do
A Browning, ESQ, d.. do
w. y. Jcffries, ESD do do
Green, Esq, Washington NJ. II. Miller, Washine,,r..
r Howard, NJ. D., do. J Radclif, do
Richard Smith ESQ, do WIN p Elliott do
Editors National Intsllicencer, Washington CITY
Editors Maryland State Capitol Gazette.
Editors Washington Republic.
Editors Philadelphia Public Ledger
TO TIE PUBLIC.
The subscriber having purchased The properly know,
the Moyamensing Banking House, south east corne!
at 2nd and Chestnut streets, for his future business
tabihnen intends keeping large and complete assor;
ment OF every variety OF texture aud size of ADAM WA
RArr's lately Patented Scientific Niche Gold Pens,
Gold and Silver Pens and Pea Holders every variety
wholesale and retail In addition thereto, have
hand Rapp's last edition of Scientific PeHmGnsAip and
PeHmGkiHg in various bindings.
JAMES BARBER,
General Sale 5gsnt for Adam I'm Rqpp'S Patented Sci
sRtc ehs Gold Peas south corner Of Second and
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia. Julyl6-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-10-08
ESTATE OF WILLIAM WILLs, DECEASED

Late Of Union township.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters Testa-
! mentary upon the estate of WILLIAM
WILLS, late of Union township, NIifln county,
deceased, have been granted TO the subscriber,
resIalng IN said county. All persons indebted
to the said estate, are hereby required to make
immediate payment, and all those having claims
against the same, are requested to present them,
duly authenticated, for settlement.
sept3-6t.' S. B. WILLS.