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EASTERN DIVISION
sLea..e.ssgiszI "a
1900 z l. L [, q gs-frnirs wi

zfs-- -2ElHEt Il AEE-kOA H-Trairs will
hereafter run between NewYork and Goshen ACCORDING
the fos arrangement. stopping at rcrmnnt Blu-
yctvillc Clarkstown Grcenbush Pascae Sudern, Rama
po Sl;ton Noaroe Works, Turner'S, Seamanvilie, Mou-
roe Village aud Chester
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Tram srsry morning Except SHnday9
leaving foo, Of AlhGny-st O'Clock, in the Compn
uy'S Steamboat UTICA Captain Alexander II >ch":tz.
Passenger Tram tyeTy WefresdGy ana Saturday II.
srnoon o'clock, from foot of Alnauy il tn
steamboat Utica.
4 Freigat Train erery MonSqy, Tuesday, Ttur.dag
and Fr.iGy afternoon at o'clock, from the foot oi
Chambers street, by the steamboat Union.
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram erery morning, (eycoFt sun1ay]
o'clock, arriving IN New York by the Steamboat Tn
ca At the foot Of Albany ST
4 Passenger Tram egery WedRes1dy and Saturday
afternoon At o'clock, arriving IN New York By the
.toamboan Utica.
i Freigki Tram ersry Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday G}ternO0H O'Clock arriving New York
~ steamboat Ulion Barges the foot OF Chambss
street.
For freight passage inquire at the CompNnys Trans
portation Office &C bsrty and W-St-sueets and
lt the various Depots the line of the road.
Freight will nc received the foot of Abanystreet,
Wednesday and Saturday, and at the foot OF Chan
sers-sireei, on Monday. TUESDAY, and Friday unit 3
o'clock p II. He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If of the Eastern Division ~. and K. K.
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5NDTA EsUElBE fz-Goods OF every description,
such A. Ovcrcoats. Wadng PantAoonS, Long Boots.
Riding crens Horse Covers, Cioak, Ponchos. Capes,
Caps C1rriue Plaster. md Boot Lining Cloth. Life Pre-
servers Air Beds Pillows Cushions, Machine handlng
gether almost eyory article in the line, for -ae IL
wholesale and retail, by ;. c. SMITH SON,
dS I'm l5l W,tar and f;i Caiharine
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= fSG - TO $50
Z zssaA-EASTON. ?. g. ID

through IN hours. Fare ony =.
Leag- pier No ~ R., Battery Place, al :. o'clock A
81 daily sundays excepted. b. steamboat Cinderella or
Water Witch Ellzahethport then take tue OF
the f. Town aad Someryilc Railroad to Bcundhrook.
leaving only B miles by coaches, making by far the most
pleasant and expeditions route 10 Eason For seats ao-
plv TO l. d. hope . Courtlandt on board. A. D
Hope s accompany the passengers TO Bound Brook, and
render all assistance necessary.
J. The Express Line finding their chsrgs OF huHhug
not to snsser nov explain the Of our getting
thrcuqh several hours before themby that start
three hours advance Of their Line This charge - just
s. Dc. ttnts of trsth ; the iir.t. NJ
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DR. %. L.. Es7sENEs4EPER'S GER
OMAN RHEuMATiC EMBkOCAIION- IhnylL-

ONSN RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION -Thnyal
liable En- brocaon. bv long experience m private pre-
ice las been found be the vau ble preparation
offered to the public. A. rheumatism has bihled the
skill of medical SCIENCE the proprietor Is happy be- hasa
in his power TO Offer a remedy which has never bees
known ia any ca.e TO fail of giving lmmedlate relief
go BRoAD9 - April = leil.
After an Intellectual trial of the thousand and
dies suggested by friend. (msny o. which nuuseoa,
IN taer nature) it affords me pleasure that enabled
to state that Dr. Bceuhauers Emprocation has had the
effect 10 cac all indications of the Rheumatic aoc-
tiOn with which have been troubled.
Respectfully yours,
(signed WIN. T. JENNINGS.
For lae by WM. Il. BENNETT. Druggist,
do ln f- Greeryych .frrof.
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IA TAGIlSHIENT 39i Graat. corner oil Attorney
street.-The subscriber respectfully informs his friends,
the subc generally that ne connEc 10 make Gar
nents order, any sty of fashion TO suit his custom
err astes. GOOD Ct and ha best Of workmanship may
a: ali be relied Gentlemen prefcrrng furnish
inc ,Leir materials, will fad It taeIr interest TO
riya HIN ca. Punc,ualiy in all cases strictly oberved
Cho-r-z n,ogerat. u25 In
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C,nuC1a. nWNNCrIETss AVE pYs.

lNOIGN, BNDNt = 7aNW II 3
" PEPSlA.-Thc Recipe for CONERTS BtLM VI
LIFE has been submitted to large number of Regular
Physicians, who have united IN pronouGcirg II safe sid
cecual remedy for the OF Coughs Bronchitis and
all affections OF the Throat and Lungs tending To Goa
sumption. The following is specimen. Ii i from 81
article in the Go-ton Medical Journal Of August % 1870
on Bronchitis bv Frank II Hamilton, Professor Of lie
ters Mcdica and General Pathology in the Geneva Aetl
cal College
The Rev l. Coyert's mixture, also, used extensive
Is for ,bis Iecion ny cergymen. belongs tho 'sme
class Of expecionnts being Of those lucky combna
,ioEs medical agcpts which, while promotes cNpeco
raton does impair the tone Of the stom ich. Or hp
medicine feel ut liberty TO peak since us composition
is not hold from tina profession and hope the rrops
tors will fit 10 give 1t TO the public We, there
fore, venture recommend il, having empoyeo II 10 oar
case aud in the Of many others with decided benefit
To he had the principal Offices for the ssle Of
Tin. medicine i3I Nassau 81. 1876 Fulton di In
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3tawtJl5

DE0g. DssS's As.-TIGHT STOVES
{ PRICES REDUCED-The public Aould know taat
this Stove exceeds any thing got up for warming
both IN point Of comfort gnd economy. If property
managed II needs to be rcpsnshed but il 81 hour,
and then but three four stick. sufficient Over 300
II thee Stoves nave been sold IN Boston this thIs
being the ihrd there introduced Tney nre
recommends" by th- eminent physicians there and
IN TINS city Tie subscriber wishing rsinquish the
Cooking Stove buiness offers the remainder of MS stock
Of Co king Stoves at cost He consignment fe~
sa.eror three column coal Stoves. Also Cylinders Of
various sizes Also Mantel Crates all OF which Will be
sold i0w. HILL 2je Water s.. DIS I'm
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate OF the Coun-
Of New York, Notice hereby gwen To all persons having
Auconeer ar 20 present the with The vouchers
hereoftnihe lhcfber residence No 259 Spring street
the Cy Of New YORK, leore he eighth dy o April
Dated New York the ION h day # obrr AID l8il
e MARY IL AISEN. Ahmin.TaI
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l GSs-In The Harlem IN stepping our Of II 81
u Fordham. n snail black leather Pockc;-hook, gill
edge, with tie of the within The
Of no Waite 10 any one but The II
tanned, among Other papers Note signed by Jerard W
Morris, endorsed h. Wm. kembe, for hundred and
atty dollars 81 cents d9ted D-seTber oh s4l al
fur monhs Gac, the payment OF which stopped The
finder shall be suitably rewarded by leaving It at The
oil of PERKINS NICHOLS,
49, c,rrer of ,rl.uaa pnre and tanOvcr-S,.
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DRY GOODS.


w SONS. l54 Chaham-si. and leo Borery.-The sub
sciker informs the ladies of Sewfork and vicinity that
be ha. hand very rich and elegant assortment
of Lynx and other Fu- Mufs prices reduced full ~
per from any previous year. He earnestly 'olcs
call before PURCHASING. and those VITO favor am
they shall be disappointed For trimmings OF all
kinds. and Furs repaired 81 notice
n2a In WATSON, ia Chatham-st and loo Boverv.
NEW FALL GO6Ds.-ALFRED SMITH,
~ Mcrchsnt Tailor No. 36 Fultonst would iavs ms
friends and the pusc call snd examine MS stock OF
Fail Goods. consisting OF Cloths, Casslmeres and fe-
ags suited 10 the fall trade Gentlemen leaving their
,nsy rely upon :heir being fulfilled in the most sas
.cory inanno, Terms moderate-Cash on delivery - II
ONE PRICE ST0RE-Geatlcmen wishing to
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, would co vel! TO call
al 1924 Chatnam street. where they End garments 81
n. following prices:
Cloth Costs 50 to sla; Cloth Jackets, 81 to s5 Saul
oct, Pants 81 - 81 75 Cloth Pants 81 10 $3.50.
oil 3m JACOB COGS WE'LL.
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TTHE . Ss,~rt,S AND $SPPOHrEas

7 2
4 of Dr. HUl.L'S Inyenuon continue To receive ny
decide. preie.cuce For twenty years past have emf
sloycdiLc Tris>es OF Or Hal With success iho sup
oorer was inqente,l m 1881 bv the Doctor, with ad
vicc and appreciation and am happy 10 say ta-t At IS
.,tens,cl, aaoptcd IN Europe well IN ths county
iSIeued VALENTINE MOI / ~ y
N,v. Vcr,, Inly I lsiI - In
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hgDs4S.ktRs AND EsH.AVEEst=, gsFSsss
4 FIRST RATE article OF Relied and Plalers Brasscau
~ alw0vs found III JAMES e. MOFFEr, l2l Prince
street., Noos.er the lowest prices. like
ri." -upp'i"- u,i~'e - i,0orn.. prN-. 30 -"
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TIJO rH. PUBLEC.-L. 4 n. :. BROWN l6l

I55D THS PGBLkS.-L. & NJ - BROWN ihl
C.aisam seliag Ingram Carpets al IS 6d, Is,
S. and 3 per yard.
Thuse in ant of Carpets would do well to call and
anime or themselves. they Kill east - per CT
By purchs,iI OF the subscribers
3. All articles connected With the Carpet business
cling in the sane proportion Also, remnants Of OIL
Cloth suitable for putting under Stoves selling At price.
IN .ut the times n,I YIN
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.rTATE OF NEW YORK-IN CuA>CEkh :-Set9r
- the Vice Chancellor of The 7h Circuit,-Jo " toroe
-. Joseph Carter
In pursuance Of dscret, order Of hi' Court made IN the
above entitled by the Vice Chacellsr OF the TN Clrcn
viii odd public auction under the dreconoi the 'uso
Der one Of the Masters OF said Court residing IN the ey
Srv-Ynrk the Merchants Exchange IN aid CITY, by e.
II Ludlow Auo;onrsr On he 10Th day Of December next NJ
- O'Clock noon. day Al! that parcel
Of land situate Wing ant being in the Ninth Wsrd OF the city
# N-w-Ysx commencin. forty feet We,tery from The South
west corner by n,erectono tnk lnd Fourth SIS
Thence running Westerly Bank Il t"c.ty eei 70 IND Of
Ieonard Kirby: thence Souney along said tnl Of l. Kirby
y two feet: thence yardy aud along he land OF John
X Midebugue other land OF william De Wit M'de
,eNs; thence along the land OF the sad William
Mde re foriy.tyo feet TO Bank st. the place of begin
ming. he the less.
Dated Nav York, November IS, ls4l.
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL,
Mater in, Chsucerv. No 40 John
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t Az ELM G..
a GOO @NEw-YoRK.ALBANY AND

a. f.SsA ANE W-T0RK. AL d AN AND
s.z-ssSss1Trs7 TROY STEAaBOAT LINE for albany,
1850 or far the ice xii permit with SAFE
~ from the foot OF Cortland st-cet
The DE WITT CLINTON, Saturday and Nonlay
Afternoons, sat ) o'clock.
Nor1cE-AI Goods Freight Baggage, Bank Bills, Spa
&C. or any Other kind oProperty taken shipped, pat
Oh board tho Boats this Line be The rlsE OF The
owners Of erh Goods, Freight, Baggage. &c. seE
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALEANs.
= y The new aud comnoaoUs Steamboat
$50 NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. H.
-s'se-7-1s.- Truesdcll. leave the pier between the
foot Of Cortsndt and LibeTysIs. Wednesday and Fri
dag afternoons AZ o'clock.
For Passage or Freight, sppy TO P. C SCHULTZ, a,
the Office on the Wharf board. y B. All kinds OF
property takea only he risk Of the owners thereof
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-NH n ssEAaNS OF II Z Z = ts-ScI-ct;
JCO with great care frop the best daiccs of Della
ware county, person Who has had twenty eight years
experience the business and intended expressly Tor
family u.e For sale AT No ~ Cedar 81 floor any
qanutiiy To purchasers. Shippers Grocers h'epeS
Of Hotels vic,uallng house. and private flmisS gar
culrly requested L" call and see for thesc'es They
can RELY sn beng supplied with an article tht will giva
Them perfect sasiactIUn good csn be hal
IN the city. AARON GREGORY,
% Inn WILLARD IDE
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elPPoHrINETY FOR
Z. nm M L,

tNEGAEfENL iPPo. ga EEf FJbs
IL PROFITABLE INVESTMENT IN REAL Is
TATE -feremptofy Sale OF 80 Lots usier the difec
ton Of John Dikoman, Master IA Chancery, parcels 70
suit purchasers on Saturday Dec eth. at L. O'Clock,
noon 81 the Real Estate Sales Room Of Josn Post. Anc
TONER. 6 Fulton street; Brcoa,n Thu ?roFert Is u
h. heed If Clinton and Washington Avenue that beau
uu continually improving section ef Broo kiyn II
consists about 81 adjoining the late Psrmenter
properly and song the line OF The Long Island
Railroad beyond th- above l. IN the Immediate
vicinity Of tn. Episcopal Church, and good schools The
n lie school kept by Mr. John Young fayorsby known
4, the principal OF the laie Durham Boarding. School
Nr Young plan Of instruction thorough and pracucsI
embracing all he branches Of sound English clasp
cal education aad The French lau:saSe.
b. mean. o; Omnibuses upon the Railroad, persons
cau he taken from the Souts Ferry se.cra times during
TIE d,y ara dropped within Few feet Of their door.
MI sale beng bv orSer Of the Court Of Ch1ncery. and
positive 1t i'll siord favorable opportunity to persons
Of limited posses, themselves OF causiderabe
portion ground for pleasant ard agreeable residences
Tor small amount the ncrhborhooI of those whose
bushes. j. transacted d4ily in the cities Of Ner-forh
AID Brooklyn Maps be had at the sales Room 10
Fulton seft Brooklyn. 50Fer may remain ~ bond
and ,norfr,p,. 81, L ner cent, d. a
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COWPOSlTION ROLLERS, of The bes;
- materials and quality, and of all sizes, the Of
fee of the Ne~ World 81 Aln-st Inquire Of Mr. J. "
RICHARDS, in the Press Room (baser1snt) su2l u
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% 't Ss,d IL s1''' j. WHEELER Any of Petitioner

IN CHANCERY OF MEMBERSHIP.
tween John Van Horne Complainant 1af l'sic Bedford 'nd
S,ya m. wife lad Theodore Frenghuyeu, eNteuicroi Ann
Plume dece Sod Defendants. Order, &c. ,,.
iapprarne ,hs Court that the complainant hath 'd ~
bill in Tue above agn the above named eritin'' o
the foreclosure and sale of certain moug'ged prem - IN l
said bill mentioned and hat process u subpoena 10 'ppe' d
rnrr directed the aid def ndan,, hats been reg larry -
sued retnrnsbs the present OF October nut that ne
aid defendants could be found IN th state 10 he 'er'e-
herewith and th1t they have caused their appeal ance
entered such process had been duly served 'n
being mid- appear affidavit, 10 the saaction OF 'hs
Chancellor that the sld l.aac Bedford ud sylvia ms Hei
,e -u Of the NewJesy 10 wit IN The We't intlr'
aud thlt laid Theodore FrenShuyssn, executor OF am
Pune dec,a.ed reside. OF the State OF NevJesey TO
wit ia Tho ly Of New York II is thereupon TINS mr.
irih day October the year of Lord one th2uNiu
eight hlndred aud foryone, motion OF Jorph n latue
solicitor OF complainant ~ this order directed by iPt Chi
ceo lie said absent defendants appear plead answer OF
ieniur 90 the com7araus bill, before The third Tues
4v of January ex thlt in de,u, thereof such decree
be- made them tic Chancellor h think equitable
and lust And further ordri I'd that this order shall with
in twenty days hereafter be- served lily the and d.
pendants hy delivery of copy thereof 10 ten Or be pan
.h-d within tie sid twenty days IN The Newark Dails Nd
erii.e newspaper printed Newark in this State ana con
ini, cr weeks uooes.iyeiy al least once N every
week and ao in like and Tor the like space ct Time
IN the Tribune newspaper printed in the city Of New orA
"A iruecop,) WI PENNINGTON, Chancellor
S.un,,i Il ,;unt-cr- Clerk MS l.wGw
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eCsse rSRsSssANX YARD. No. 40s Wash.
ingon street, adjoining inc steam saw i.ili IS sup
niet xth large and generally well seasoned stock OF
iiahosany Boards PlaBks Snd Joists ana Veneers OF
write holly, mahogany, maple, black walnut. rose wood.
&c al the lowest market prices Builders, manufacturers
others, VIII nd hei. sdyaHIsge TO call before
purchasing elsewhere. d. mis-
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:sfTEHF CagEigICAl. era lamps
CHEMICAL OlI.-BURNlNG FLCID-Tne sub
scrber wust lnvita the of the pubic ail
stock OF =" t;REENOOGHS PATENT LAMPS" which,
from their beauty and superior qualities destined TO
.t:pe..cds all Others The oil which burned
them chemical preparation, very clean IN proper
TICS and gives ycry brilliant sud economical light The
Earning Fluid portable light free f.om all smoke
SMELL or grease and will neither 500. .ain Common
Lamps altered tri;ling expense, burn the
Held The subscriber IS kindly permitted to refer
Of respectable families, who using tEe
article. J. G. HOOKER, 4ts Broadway,
between Grand aud Brosihe SIS.
~ D. There Is danger OF explosion IL either Of
these articles. o2,tf
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NJ f DIG Al.
,Il,n, us,AslNN

'. y a. -. ga
4 and mrab,Ts OF N n i-iou aal .ar,i.usrv
aose or duty the 25,h ~. exposed 70 The si0p a rt
feet when the lescIng Use .at eyer ps isi s-
Troublesome compliant, Rheuma;isa. Sud -a, +, b. "a
lie back hnb> aud would hna r;ass fcl.-l hv -,f
ing NJ 4 u. Sands Nos. 1yasG l0t f4ea ,.ret stS
procure bottle al Burnetts Celebrated cupsIic aa
nre and syrup hies II warranted 70 cHfc eEy cav Il
Hhenn OF from 10 tScn;y years Siandn- relief
az, given With the hr.t pEca'ior. SD say
mat such are the searching and curative PropeTte those
preparations for OF Chronio Acute indaRimas0r
snd Nurcural Rheumatiss. ~ To eXc''e TIE a1HF ton
and surprise OF every Individual who has fairly tired their
merits For farther satisfaction the Prop-f or would
fer the sic,ed to the following hghy respectable gene
:aen Wbo 81 testify 10 IT'S merit
Mr. J. ID Cnsmphs, Treasurer Bowery Iheat'e J5hn
4. Moore. I6i Broaiwsy; john Green, 10 Wahsrss-.
Aaron Gilbert lie Fulton s.; VIM. StePheas SIKH
Ward Polre; II. =. WILLIAMS, u Aun-street isafe +.
Smith 6e9 Greenwich Also TO be had Of DAVID >aed>
& Co NJ - East Breed way, Market St. where tn
.rerous testimonial, car be seem Sold also hy = b.
SANDS 4 CO., - BROADWAY ~ IN
\ OtsUE 'TR SSUPGUssES - tE HSoNS.
. DIR. A. q HULL. Ne. Nssey-sTect- Astor Hcass,
-fors-Persons edlicted with RuptureS may rely
upon ;he best instrumental aid the Not- affords on "p
plicati,r 81 his OH Nesey street NcS YORK OF to
either Ct his numerous ssens the chief towns % the
United States Patients must he careful 10 eNasiue the
back pad of DIR. HuisS Trusses II they Sre e.
iorseu by DR. HJil IN writing None other genuine
ar 10 be relied good. Or Hull guarantee, curcs
al othcswIse hosthy patients who call ~ iicc r
,-eatrucht Ii tAe be radical and permanent,
- 70 rriclutc the nrcc siiy of wcarirc any t4s aas
ever The money advanced returned the expiration
o the term specified lo the cure Thatsycr prosrc tho
Rcpirre NAV hsye madS toward eradication.
4 competent Su-goon of - yesrs' experience IA the
Of Trus.ing tuptres IA constant attendance ~ Or
Hul's offce.
Oh ldr-u under - years unrersay cured without fur
,hs, evnsrrc thsn the COST Of the Truss The radical
cure has hccu ur,.sr the progressive practical improve
mea, for ,no5c than - years faS IN DR. Hul' ra ot
fee and Il gov br. ught slte of uusyocd perfection
Mony trcsche!ous agents have undertaken 90 Setd lmt
atoms of Dr. HILLS celebrated Hin=s sn Pivot rruSs
the easy and safe retention of Kupurcs Fhcs' l-itS
tions cannot he relied outhey made by unsS iu sur
rcons End ntchaGc and no better ihan Use Ordinary
Trusses of he market. The genuine have ~ FISH mo
IA wiring Ill In AMOS q. Hull co.
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,eEEt,sg 80 s.a.S-it-ugh and polishei SitI.s
= Bells assorted iros oOl No 10. Also fancy ane
nSo,f WM H. WIGHT lsa Iohn--trect.
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7TrSe.,a Hk.E. 81 ~ RID Stasss,> -
~ An sind. for aad cosfoIt. such As Rocking,
Kecumben, Revolving, &c. The first prenum at the
Two last Fairs has bcea awarded hlng's Chairs They
me Narrated to be lar superior any this city or
elsewhere NJ. W. KING Patante-,
IlAtf IA Rroadvav between Grand and Broome- SIS.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
Vol. 4. No. as.
BROKEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM he Washington Globe Of Jenssru IS. lse!

From me Washington Globe Of Jenssrv 3, 1929.
=. II THERE Any Man IN orr,cr VINO WOULD srARvE
OUT, oSck AxGuNxyr YeR HIS RE-
HovAL. No one should De continued in Office who in
ceuntry ike this make honest ivisg and il we
know any ,hsg public sentiment, the has como when
public viii be required work for their living well
others.
IL the same paper also is the following:
Zone the duties imposed the President elect is
that the taitktully sxccuedor this ne
.ible the people How he expect that duty to be
faithfully done ne retains sce the resaner and Part
sans of Mr. Clay who have only filled the country with
SANDERS the past bat proguosiicacd the greatest evils
as 70 the future
On the i,h of January. 1929, the Globe said General
Jackson prcerring his friends his enemies, will be Pres
!snt OF the naoa. Os the III of the month, 1t said:
One OF the fundamental principles of our Government Is,
that the will OF the .ry shall prevail asd, when any Po-
ca party gains acsndaucy aneher s to be pre-
suaed a will have the affairs Of Government administered
on its princpes particularly the responsibility rass with
it, and that individuals having the interests and views OF the
party heart would be bser adapted carry nts effect
its great and leading object. than these opposed Such was
the policy pursued BY the great Jeersoa whose WISDOM
purity and patriotism man can question
On the 10th OF the following March the Globe said:
We wonder if the editors be s-rus in expecting tho
President to be able work that efficient reform which the
people look for at hi. hands, hs retains in Office the
cson of his friends and the advocates of reform those po
tical enemies famarzcd the abuse and corruption OF
the preceding Administration =
Such the language of the Washington Globe In 1892
Flow different is its language now
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
NEw-YoRK, moNHAY, MAY 10, ls4l.
From tn. KniekerboeIer for May.
s o y g.
zY JAnrs {. PEgcIvAL, .se.

BY JAnEs 6. PEgcIvAL, ESQ.
TIE night is dark: tie hollow wisd
Is breathing fain, and low:
Taos-h 18th to leave my love behind
Fer:orce away l GO.
Away o'e- mountain, and o'er moor
Ny guide, no friendly star;
No window li.h, to lead me DER
The heath. that spreads afaT.
Though dark the night, darker shade
Hangs heavy round my heart,
How deep i, sank, rs cold she said
Those bit;er wsrds: We EariF
We part, and ay, for ever too;
Ny love 70. thee has gone.
I turned. and badc no last adisu,
But wildly hurried Oh.
O.! on through slee, and driving rain,
S,ill let me ever haste;
Day breaks not on my heart again,
Life lies for eve. waste.
Away DER mountain aad DER moor,
Though cold the gu:ty wind;
No light TO cheer me on before
Hope, love, all left behind
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
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