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PRETTY Coop. A friend of ours who
doesn't keep school in New England city,
relates the following incident in her expert
ence where she does keep school. The class
in history was called up for recitation
what are the Middle Ages!'' inquired the
teacher. There was an ominous pause. The
teacher, to press the matter, made personal
application 'What are the Middle Ages,
Lizze!' Lizzie hesitated, but finally thought
was about wenty-five-another thought it
about thirty-and still another applied the rule
of arithmetic 10 the question, and thought it
was thirty-fve, because the natural age of
Taan is three score and ten years, and thirty
five being the middle Of that. the middle age
must be about there.
These young ladies were loaded down with
iewelry, and bedecked and bedizened with all
the gewgaws of fashion.-Nashua Teleeroph.
No Coop DEED Losr.-philosopher tell
US that since the creation Of the world not one
single particle has ever been lost. 1t NAV
have passed into new shapes-it may have
foated away in smoke or vapor-but it is not
lost. It will come back again in the dewdrop
or the rain--it will spring up in the fibre Of
the plant, or paint itself on the rose leaf
Through all its formations, Providence watch
es over and directs it still. Even SO it is
with every holy thought or heavenly desire,
or humble aspiration, or generous and self-de-
nying effort. 1t may escape our observation
we may be unable to follow it, but it is an ell
ement of the moral world, and il is not lost.
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A CURE FOR ALL!
HOLLOWiY'S OINTMENT.
Citizens ofthe Un1on .

OIttZtHS u NE UNlOH;--
You have done me honor with voice, from
one end Of the Union the other stamp the character
Of my Ointment with your appreciation. Ii il scarcely
two years since made 1t known among you, and al
ready, il has obtained more celebrity than any other
Medicine i'll so short-a period.
THOM Is HOLLOWAY,
SO, Corner Of Inn and Nassau Streets, NelC York.
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To feel as light as feather, and as happy
as a butterfly, give apoor family turkey,
vegetables to eat, aud filling in of groceries
and similar vitaIties. 1t will do you more
good than four-horse sermon, or a trip to
Newport. Try and see.
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Marine and Fire Insurance,
BY STOCK OFFICES.
PeIe= "adaWortE

Fe1eE "adS"ort
WILL effect insurance good Marine Fire Risks OF
w all descriptions at rates by safe and response
BILE Stock offices.
Dwelling Houses under the most favorable crcumsan-
ce insured for the term of five years. by the Hampden Co.,
OF Springfield Mass and the Hartford Co.. Hartford Ct
at from to IA per cent.
u Also, Life insurance Policies granted at the lowest
rates. BY the best companies in New England on home
California, Australia and Sea risks.
Office over the Arch Front St., Bath, he.
Residence, opposite the Uniyersalist Meeting House.
Front st. 1y37k Feh Ok
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The Cholera is easily obtained. Four
green apples, two cucumbers, a quart of cher
ries, with plenty Of bad rum, will insure that
institution at short notice. Gentlemen at all
skeptical should try on few patterns.
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A gentleman by the name of Slaughter,
living near Montgomery, Ala, being sub
ppnaed as witness in case pending in the
Circuit Court; and being about to marry a
Miss Lamb, writes TO the Court that he car
not attend as witness in this court, as he
expects TO Slaughter Lamb next Sunday
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-24

SeTaphines, Meodians and Reed Organs furnished 10 or
der Persons having Piano FOrtes that need timing Or
repari have the done in workmanIike man
ner, by leaving their orders nj
Eel %, 1858. SAWYER & MAGOUN'S.
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0F superior quality expressly fitted for burning COAL tho
~ equally well adapted to wood; also furnished with new
style Of which passes OF into the all the steam
generated by boiling and frying Please call and examine
at ii. L. CHAMBERLAIN,S Rogers, Block
Augusta.
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How KISSING Co.'s Down EAsT.-Col.
Favor and Mr.. GunnisOn are express agents
between Boston and ST. John, N. b. They
have accommodations on board the fine steam
er Admiral, and DO good business. A Hall
fax paper tells the following story in this con-
necton. Ii is the conversation of two ladies
who observed the expressmen collecting their
parcels preparatory TO landing =
See what collection the gentlemen are
carrying express
Ies-as they carry everything, wonder
if they would carry back kiss-i
shouldn't mind, as that Mr.. Gunrison is a good
looking fellow.
'Trne-but you couldn't send it by him.
Why
Because kissing goes By Fauorr
A gentleman in neighboring city in pur
suit of a goose for his dinner, was attracted
by the sight of a plump, extra sized one.
Is that young one!' said he to the rosy
checked lass in attendance.
lCos eli luuCCu ~ 10, WdS tH6 reply
How much do you want for it! asked the
gentleman.
"A dollar, sir
That is too much, think, say five-eights
and here's your money
We'll, sir, as | would like to get you as
steady customer, take it,
Tho ronca yvac carriad honoa and roocfod
but found TO be so tough as to be UNBEATABLE.
The following day, the gentleman accosted
the fair poulterer-
Did you not tell me that goose was young,
which bought Of youp
Yes, sir, did, and it was
No, it was not
Don't you call me young woman I'm
only 49,
Yes, do
Well, have heard mother say, many
time, that it was nearly six weeks younger
than me-
E An old lady for the first time made
visit to the city. She had been raised with
In days travel, but had never seen a city
before this visit.
She was greatly astonished at the number
Of houses, the stirring population, and the
many rare sights which met her eyes. Pass
sing down one of the business streets, she saw
Barber's pole, and inquired -
Is that candy shop?'
No, said her companion.
well | thought it was, seeing that great
stick of candy at the door,
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TwiggS Hair Dive and Tonic.

NE best article IN use forrestoring gray hair toit
L origima color and for the prevent ion and O
badness. prepared and for sale by
}. Nj ATHEWS,
Bath March %, 1858. Sagadahock Building.
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DR.. Harris Celebrated Remedy

The best and most successful medicine known
FOr-PainfulSWGlli 4 Rheumatic Affections.
FOr-BurnS, ScaldS, Bruises, Cuts Jams.
FOr-BiliOuS ChOlic, Pains in Stomach 4 Limbs.
FOr-lnward Pains and InilammaliOnS.
FOr-PainS in the Joints, SprainS OF WrencheS.
FOr-Stiff & Lame Back, Stitches in Back, &c.
FOr-COldS and Sore Throat, ignC in the Face.
F0r-FrOzcn Limbs and ChiIbIainS.
FOr-ChrOnic or Acute rheumatism.
FOr-Spinal Difficulties \ We. kncsS in Back.
FOr-Weak Stomach or Side.
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Last Call.

Ii persons indebted 10 the subscriber by note or nc
- count, are requested to call and settle Immediately
Ms ne WISHES 10 close mp his accounts without delay
This is the last call. WILLARD WAIKER
Bath. MnY u. 1873. sn,f
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Copper Boilers

OPENING this morning Of Plaid Prints, beauti
" full patterns-at the Granite Store by
April4. OWEN & co.
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Capt. Richardson, OF FreePOrfy has used
It in his family for Rheumatism, S c., and writes
long letter extong lis virtues any medicine o.
the kind in
young man i'm Portland used this re-
markabe Pain Killer for severe attack Of Rheumatism
Lame Back &c. and cured by the use Of one bottle
gentleman i'm Portland says he wouI.I
not be without it in his family for any money II any
member Of his family has attack Of arrhea Cramp,
Rheumatism Cut Bruse, the Pain Killer called into
requisition and in has he found fail giving
instant relief.
gentleman i'm Falmouth was cured 81
Rheumatism by the of bottle after ether remedies
had failed.
gentleman n micIed with CrnmP in the
Stomach who suffered great pain for hours cured by
this celebrated Pain Killer.
gentleman i'm Portland suffered exc
remey from cramp in his limbs at three different times,
was cured by Dr. Harris Pain Killer after other wei tried
remedies had failed.
Joseph Morse, of Gray, was curcd Of
Rheumatism Of long standing by large sized bottle
this Pain Killer
physician in POrIIn nd, who hns used ia
in his practice, says is remarkable remedy for painful
swelings Rheumatism, &C. All who il speak in the
highest TERMS Of the quick and admirable effect pre-
duces in every case.
PRICE l2l -25-37A CENTS PER BOTTLE.
There is great saving made by taking the large sized
bottles.
Sold at wholesale by the Druggists, and rctailed by
nearly all dealers in Medicine throughout the State.
NATHAN WOOD, No. 20 Market Square, Portland,
General Agent for the State Of Maine.
AcExrs-Bath, E. Lincoln, T. W. Lucas Brunswick, L.
7. Gatche & Co., j. r. Haley A. L. StanwOod, J. L.
Stanwood Stanwood Cunning Harpswell Chas. John
son. r. 5. Jack, j. +. Lampson Phpsburg, Talman Low
Eli, BENZ Clifford Go. p Todd, H. j. segeburg Edge
comb W. Clifford Boothbay, C. s. Fisher }. MClintock,
VIM. Carlisle Damariscotta L. Dana Jr., Bristol Her
bert. 1y1
GA. C. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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DECEIVED at the Auction Store Of the subscriber large
III invoices Of Dry Goods at 20 per cent less than cost by
April %. &c Ut. GILMAN.
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PIANO FORTES
Piano FOrtes to Let.

sxsr- DIANO FORTES of the best manufac-
IEr5-sG5IalE& ture, (warranted) Mt manufacturers
Y TI X lowest prices, constantly on hand and for
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Bargains !!

IN CHESTS extra-fne Oolong Tea, very NICE receive
~ at the Auction Store, by J.T GILMAN.
April 20. as
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Plaid Prints.

NOW opening at the Granite Store, few pieces dark
~ mixed De Bazes, for Travelling Dresses.
April OWEN & CO.
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Important to ShiPbaiIders and
Owners.
Pure White oxide Of Zinc.

has been demonstrated by many careful experiments
made by the United States Navy Department, and 9TH
ers entirely disnterested, that
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1854-08-24
Wholesale Soap Establishment
Nos, 81 & 80 Union St., Portland, MCy
American Cream Soap in Bars, Laundry and
Manufacturers in Barrels and Cans,
Toilet, Shaving, Shaving Cream,
Transparent, Cream Soap
Preparation. &C., &c.

ITepaTatlOn, &C., &C.
These Soaps presented to the public after having
been roughly tested by ourselves and friends as the
best LABOR SAVING ARTICLES discovered, and we
offer them the public every way worthy of their
confidence.
ter either SOFT, HARD, SALT dispensing with Boil
ing Pounding and the Washboard-c quently a
large amount of Fuel and and tear Of clothing is
saved, and fourth the amount Of Labor il :
quire 10 do the washing ola family The tendency of
these Soaps is soften the clothes and loosen the hold
Of the dirt, without injury. Washing is done by simply
rubbing the Soap the parts Of clothes soIed and
placing them in suds sufficient 10 cover them
til re let them remain few hours al night
lent then with slight hand rubbing and good rinsing
they will be perfectly clean and without innry the
most delicate fabric. Mernoes Silks, Shawls, &C. may
be washed with perfect safety Cotton Goods Prints
any color that will fade in water alone, when washed
with these Soaps, according the directions will not
change but remain firm, and the coors rendered more
br liant. For washing Woollens, Prints Gliding Mirrors
MAYS, Paintings, Lamps, Silver Ware, &c, &c these
Soaps superior any in the market. The Of
these Soaps than ofhose ordinarily used ard
besides this the great and of clothing cnnse
quent upon the old method ofhardrubb upon board
machine pounding barrel, &C.. &C., and the necess ~ OF
boiling, is wholly avoided
We ask for this Soap fair trial, choosing trust to
merits rather than to the publicat on of
long list of certificates from those who have used il
wherever it has been manufactured, which have in
our power to do were il necessary.
For sale Wholesale only, at 81 & SO Union Street,
country Agents supplied liberal terms. All orders
addressed to q. w. ID. & Co., postpaid, Nos. 81 SO
Union Street Portland, Me will receive prompt aten-
tiOn
w. I'LL. SMITH, Store in Moses new Block
Front Street, Agent for Bath and vicinity.
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HIN AZ IT "A y N OLV I'M me-
GOOD Sack for IS to 81, and other articles in pre-
n portion, by j. I. GILMAN.
July Is.
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MarriSOnS'S Columbian Inks !!

Qf0 DOZ. Of HarriSon's celebrated Inks, in Black
WV Blue, Red and Carmine, all Sizes which will be
sold by the Dozen only (xcept the Camine The Uery
loIcest figure at which be obtained of the manu-
facturer in Philadelphia j. 7. GILMAN
May Is 48 Wholesale Ag't ortne manufacturer
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Music Lessons.

MISS JULIA NJ. TALLMAN, will give lessons on Il
vi Piano Forte and Organ.
Bath, Nov. 1858.
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White Goods.

CHECKED Corded Cambrics Jaconet Cambrcs, Victoria
~ lawns, Swiss Muslns White Linens, Damask Covers
Napkins Doyies, Birds Eye Linen Diapers, &c. just re-
ceived at April 8. A. ID. BUTLER'S.
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THE largest assortment ParasoIs ever offered
in this city, and at the lowest prices, may be
May 3d. 80 A. Is. BUTLER'S
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Gents French Shirt Bosoms
Parasols--Parasols.

ONE case of those beautiful French Bosoms jus
" opened at A. u. BUTLERS
Nav 20 80
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Family Tea.

0F all sizes constantly on hand by
" III. r. CHAMBERLAI
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Remnants OeLaines.

CASES Beautiful Plaid Remnants DeLaines just opened
4 at A. b. BUTLER'S
May 80. so
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For Sale,

= Oh Od4Cg
THE valuable house High Street occupied by 5.
4 NEALLEY. Terms reasonable and good title
given. Apply 10
e. s. j. NEALLEY or ID Bronson, agent orthe Owners.
May 10. 4Stf
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READ THE TESTIMONY OF THOSE WHO MAvR
USED 1T.
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Grass Seed.


NORTHERN and Western Glover and Herds Grass Seeds
lN for sale by M. + GANNETT.
March 81. 40
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PaFaSOIS.
De BaZo,

. DOE Parasos, very fine and high cost rcct
= by 46) Ut. GILMAN.
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2 Z 9'9Efs3SS9 Hagsg9e
SCHOOL DEPARTMENT,
Harrisburg, Nav 10, 1854.


BY the 43d section of the "Act for the reg
ulaton and continuation of the Common
School System" passed May s, 1854, it is
made the duty of the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, to give notice by publication in
two newspapers in each county for three sue
cessve weeks, to the School Directors of the
several counties, that they are to meet in
convention at the Seat of Justice of the prop
er county, on the first Monday of June next
and select uiUa UOce, by majority of the
whole number of Directors present, one per-
son of Literary and Scientific requirements
and Of skill and experience in the art of
teaching, as County Superintendent for three
succeeding school years.
The School Directors present in such con-
sention or a ma ority Of them, shall at the
same time fix the compensation Of the Coun-
ty Superintendent. and Immediately after
such election, the President and Secretary
of the convention shall certify to the Super
intendent Of Common Schools, at Harrisburg.
the name, amount of annual compensation
allowed, and the Post Office address, of the
person who may be elected County Super-
lntendent e. A. BLACK,
Superintendent Common Schools.
Nav Is, 1851
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StrOudsbUrg aud EssstOn
lIzsx
O07 G f5 R HA
= z{.ss,ssss5s 80. =
STAGE LINES.

The StrOudSburg and EaStOn
mail line Of stages, consists Of excellent four
horse coaches. and leaves J. J. Postel,s' In
dian Queen Hotel, Slroudsburg, Pa. every
day (except Sundays) at O'Clock A. N. ar
irving in Easlon before the departure OF the
cars for New YOrE, or stages to Bethlehem
aud Allentown.
A line to Mauch Chunk, leaving
at 6 o'clock A. NJ. on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, via Brodheadsville, where it
connects with iEes TO Wilkes Bare d White
Haven. returning on alternate days
GF@ The following lines leaves Postens
Indian Queen Hotel, SuoudSburg, Pa. daily:
A line to Port JeryiS, leaving
at 7 o'clock A. N. via Bushkill, Dingman' S
Choice and Milford Returning, leaves Port
Jervs Immediately after the arrival OF the
morning train Of cars to New York, at about
3 o'clock A. NJ
A line to Scranton, leaving at
O'Clock A. NJ. via BanoGsviIe, Tanners
Sde, where it connects with line to Homes
dale, and. connecung at Scranton with the
cars for the west
These lines hold out strong inducements
10 the travelling public--passing through sec.
lions OF the cOupiry which are as magniG-
cent and picturesque as any in the onion.
Having provided themselves with excel.
celeRt coaches. good horses, and careful
drivers. they feel confident that they will be
enabled to give entire satisfaction TO all who
viii paronize them.
STOUFFFR & OSTRANDER,
May ~, 1854 ProPrietorS
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List Of persons drawn to serve as Pc
Jurors for May term, 1854.
Peter Getz, Ross.
Jabez Angle, Middle Slnithfeld.
Michael Brown, Stroudburg.
Daniel Casebear, Smithfelt.
Joseph Greensweig, Eldred.
Joseph FeIker, Jackson.
Charles r. Wilson, Smithfeld.
Adam Hoodmacher, Chesnuthill.
Elijah Dcpue, Middle Smithfeld
Jacob Sucker, Ross.
Edward J. Hoodmacher, Chcsnuthill.
John Eschenbach, Jr., Tobyhanna.
Abraham Shiffer, ChesnuthilI.
Henry Madison, Stroud.
Thomas Spencer, do.
Abraham hoffman, NJ. Smithield.
Charles Hllgart, Paradise.
Andrew Woodling, Hamilton
George DerShimer, Polk.
Daniel Bonser, Tobyhanna.
Andrew L. Storm, Paradise.
Jacob w. Singer, jackson.
George DreheF, Stroudsburg.
Frederick Doll, Jackson.
Samuel Storm, Pocono.
Daniel Dreher, Stroud.
Michael Cover, EIdred.
Jacob Correll, do.
Benjamin Turner, Stroud.
William Long, Jr., Price.
Joel Berlin, Polk
Daniel Hoodmacher, Chesnuthill.
William Frantz, Eldred,
John Chambers, Jr., NJ. Smithfeld.
John Elliot, Chesnuthill.
Joseph Albert, IL. Smithfeld.
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Argument List---Mav Term, 1854.

t1IS tltIlSDG L+SE-3--A-SJ @CA1AAs AON Il
Greensweig's Executors Us. Jonas Green
sweig, No l, Feb term, 1852.
In the matter of the distribution Of the pro-
ceeds of the sale of the Real Estate Of James
Holinshead.
Long Us. Kintz No 10, Sept. term, 1850.
Merwine Us. Keller.
In the matter of the Estate of Joseph
Houser, deceased.
Greensweig's Executors Us. Joseph Green
sweig.
In the matter of the report Of road view
in NJ. Smithfeld.
In the matter of the report of viewers to
vacatc road in N. Smthfeld.
In the matter of the auditors report upon
the account of c. Burnet, Committee Of Isaac
Hanna.
Washington OverfeId rs Isaac Hanna No.
l26, July term, 1914.
In the matter of the auditors report on the
estate Of Isaac H1nna.
GotIeib Frederick Oehler ct. al. Us. George
NIGHTLY and John Mchtly.
Hedry Fenner's Administrator use OF
Bllser Fetherman Us. Joseph Vanhorn ct. al.
Commonwealth Us. Gailin Admas et al.
Reasons for new trial.
John Fclker rs. Peter Woodling-Rule to
show cause, &c.
John Place Us. Benjamin Bunnell No. 81,
April term, 1898.
Philip Neyhart rs. Elijah Blowers aud
James Newell No. 81, February term, 1852
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nljuisirotor'5 Notitc.

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Ad-
upon the Estate Of Michael Arust,
late of Middle Smithfed township, deceased
have been granted by the Register Of wills
in and for the County Of Monroe, state Of
Pennsylvania, to the Undersigned, residing III
Middle Smithfied township. All persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make
payment without delay, and those having
claims against the same, viii present them
duly authenticated for settlement. to
J. II. EILE,NBERGER, Administrator
March %. iS54.-6t.
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The Peoples Patent Office.

This well known establishment is still lear
ried on under the personal superiu,eudence
Of the undersigned, through whom Patents
NAV be secured both ia this and all foreign
countries, with the utmost fidelity and dis
patch, on very moderate terms.
Persons wishing for advice relative to Pat.
enis or Inventions, may al all times consult
The undersigned rjthOW charge, either per
sonaly at his office, or by letter. To those
living at a distance, he would state, that all
The needful steps necessary to secure a Pat
ent can be arranged by letter. When par
;Ies wish to be informed as to the probaoiii
~ Of being enabled to obtain Patents, il viii
be necessary for them TO forward'by mail a
rough outline sketch and description of the
invention. No fee or charge is made for
such examinations.
Private consultations held daily with In
ycniurs from \. NJ. TO F. NJ.
Models from a distance NAV be sent by
express or otherwise.
For further information apply to or ad-
dsesS. past-Paii.
ALFRED T.. BEACH,
Editor & Proprietor of the Peoples Journal,
Solicitor Of American and Foreign Patents,
Peoples Patent Office, Sc Nassau st. n. Y.
May III, 1854
strOudsburg aud E;tsIOn
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Valued at &06,380

100000 Gifts, Valued at &0G,33O
One Gift for every Ticket.
In order to insure to all concerned a per-
fectly fair and satisfactory disposition of the
above named Gifts, Mr.. PERHAW proposes
that the Shareholders shall meet together
On Thursday Evening, June 22d, 1854,
(Or sooner, if all the Tickets are sold-due
notice of which will be given,) at some suita-
bic place, hereafter to be designated, and ap-
point Committee of five Persons, to receive
the property, which they may dispose of in
such manuer-by lot or otherwise-as the
Shareholders, in general meeting, shall direct,
the Committee giving good and sufficient
bonds, if required by the Shareholders, for
the faithful performance Of the duties requir-
ed of them.
Shareholders residing out Of the city OF
New York, will stand upon the same footing
as residents, and whatever may fall to their
shares will be forwarded to them in such
manner as they may direct, after the parti-
ton has taken place.
0[-FAll orders for Tickets, by mail, shonld
be addressed to JOSIAH PERHAL, A
CADEITY NALL, GG3 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK. If it should happen that
all the Tickets are sold when the order is
received, the money will be returned, at our
expense of postage. Correspondents will
please write distinctly their name, residence,
County and State, to prevent errors. Or, ii
Convenient. enclose an envelope, with their
directions on II IN mil--in which, such Tick
cts as they may order will Ge returned.