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From the Missouri Register.


Characteristic Colours of the first fir
Degrees of Fellowship.
WHITE has ever been regarded a.
emblematic of purity and sincerity
Thus, in the Apocalypse it is saic
III. no" | will give him Il uhite
stone, and in the stone a new name
wilten, which no man knoweth saw,
ing he that receiveth it," Gle that
overcometh the same shall be cloth,
ed in wiite raiment." (llI. s. Near
the Capital, at Rome, stood The tenn
PIE Of Fides. When the priests Of
fered their bloodless sacrifices TO her,
their faces and hands were that faith,
or fidelity, should be close and secret.
She is called by Virgil "Cana Fiiiaes,"
(E. /. 1922 probably because can
dour is essential to fidelity. One of
the symboles Of this goddess was a
group Of two young virgins clad in
snowy v~esiniontS and joining hands;
which act signifies a pledge of faith
for future triadshp.. In physics,
While is the result Of a notion and
reflection Of all the primary rays of
light: hence it is metaphoricaIly used
TO signify 4 collection and reflection
of those graccs and virtues which
adorn and dignity the character.
PINK was the hue by which the
ancients represented youth and mod
esty. 1t denotes, in poetry, the
spring-time Of life,-when faith is
the most c~onfiding,' the affections
most vigorous. and friendship is most
constant. Nature herself seems TO
have dictated the choice of this ray
as fgurative of those very qualities
with which the Imagination has coup.
led it. In the prismatic spectrum,
the red ray (of which pink is but a
modification is the most calorifc
and the refrangible of all: the moral
parallel is-our Covenant love should
be ardent, and nerer turn form its
purpose.
BLUE is the characteristic colour
ofthe Third Degree. | have already
showed that the Roman mythology
arrayed fricndship in whi!e, and tina,
lcYe was clothed in pink; popular
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STATE OF ! :
County of warren.

1912.
Henry Justin, Petitioner. Petitioner
Sophia Justus, Defendant.
To Sophia J%ustus, the above named de-
fendent. Take notice that a petition has
been presented to said Court sitting rs n
Court Of chancery at the aforesaid Term,
which petition is verified by the affidavit Of
said petitioner, stating that you are n non-res-
ident Of the state aforesaid. The object
and general nature of which petition is TO
attain for said petitioner a divorce from
the bands Of matrimony contracted by him
with you s.said defendant and that said
Court has ordered that unless you appear in
snid Court at its next Term to be begun
and held at the Court House in said county
on the second Monday Of next July, and
answer said petition according to lawhthe
same will be taken for confessed against
you
Test. ELI CARTER, Clerk.
Joseph n. Wells, solicitor for petitioner.
April % ls42,--6t.
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NOV at this day the said petitioners pres
" ent their petition TO the court, the
nature and object Of which is, that John
Owens, deceased, seized Of l60 acres OF
land. living in the county of Pike, on which
dover ha. been assigned to his widow, and
al the title O. said land vested in the said Pc
titioner Hester & in the defendants, William
Emily and Dulcina Owens, and John, Berry
c., Richard aud Talitha Owens, the last four
of whom arc none residents Of this State,
and that the title of all said parties in said
and is now vested in said John Owens, ex-
cept tnst Of the said Hester, William ard
Emily, and praying partition of said land
according 10 the rights the Of parties.
You the said none resident defendants,
dc notified that unless you be and appear
before the said court, on the first day OF
the next term, to bebegun and he'd at the
Court House in Bowling Green, on the
fouth Monday in June next, and answerthe
said %petition the same will be taken nscon-
fessed against you, and that this ord er be
published according to Jaw. And this
cause is continued.
A true copy of the order.
Test. ). 7. ROBlNSON, tleTk.
March Goth. ls42 st
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The Boston Advertiser says that
the venerable Deacon John Whit
man. of East Bridgewater, IN the
county of Plymouth, Mass.' on the
28th inst, entered on the n nun
dred and eighth year of his age IN
good health and of sound mind, though
his sight, hearing and memory are
much impaired.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

AFOTICHi is hereby given that the under.
&E3 signed hatakcn out letters OF Admins
tration on the estate Of John Bronx, deed,
from the Clerk of County Court Of Lincoln
County--bcaring date the fourth OF April
A. d. 1912; all persons, therefore who
have any claims against the estate Of said
deceased are required to exhibit the snme
duly authenticated for allowance, within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may he prccinded from having any benefit
of said estate, and if such claims are ,not
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
EZEKIEL DOWNING, .4dm'r.
Anril % a. st
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April ID. lS42.-6t.

In the Circuit Court Of Lincoln Coun-
ty Missouri March Term, 1912.
Sinar Johnston, by her next friend.
A. J. GoRDAN, Comp't. Bill in
as. Schancery
WIN. JOHNSTON, Defen't. fordivorce
NOW here comes the complainant
~ by her Solicitor, and 1t aPperlng
to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the defendant is a nonresident of
this State. 1t is thereupon ordered
by the Court that said Defendant be
notified by a publication Of this order
to be made in some newspaper prin-
ted in this State, for eight weeks sue
cessively, the last insertion to be at
least four weeks before the next Ju-
" term of this Court, that said Com
plainant has filed her bill Of COM
plant against him for a divorce from
the bonds OF matrimony. Therefore
the said William Johnston is required
to appear in this Court, on the first
day Of the next term to be begun
and held at the Court House in the
town Of Troy. in and for Lincoln
county, Mo-, on the third Monday IN
July next, and answer said bill Of
complaint, or the same will be taken
for confessed against him.
A true copy.
Test. F. PARKER, Clerk.
ApriI9, l8io.-Sw.
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%
From the AIadisonian.
RULE COLUMBIA.

RULE
Traw the sword! and bare the arm!
Let the flag of freedom float!
Nations hear the wild alarm
Millions sound the tocsin note;
On the hills where thousands met.
Terrible in wars array,
Clean again, bright bayonet.-
Cymbal's clash, and Trumpet's bray
Islands of the Deep, rejoice,
Tribe of Bramah, weep no more!
Canada, lift up thy voice.
China, guard thy secret score!
Egypt, shout again in pride!
Old Cafiraria, sleep alone
Greece, awake! on Athos' side
Western India, cease thy groau!
Lo. a nation of a day,
Arms herself to meet thy foe;
Millions on their winding way,
Like their mountain torrents flow.
Hark. the drums Bloomington
Rattle 10 the Southern fife.
Mothers urge the legions on
Sisters cheer the stream Of life.
Onward, onward, rolls the tide.
Hills and valleys woods and plains,
Pour their tribute far and wide,
Echoing to the martial strains;
Flags that long in dust have hung,
Crinsoned with the blood of old,
Proudly TO the breeze arc flung,
Glittering with their stars Of gold!
Come, thou MIsrREss of the SEA,
Rush upon the buckler'd host,
Here are men to battle thee,
Noble as thy ranks can boast;
Banners, borne on Bunker Hill
Cannons, from thy soldiers torn
Swords, that crossed the highland hill,
In the Revolution won.
With her ensign floating free,
Spite Of battle, storms and tides
On the margin Of the sea,
Sits the dark OLD IRoSsIDEs,
Sentinels their vigils keep,
Where thy naval heroes bled;
Ca1non's in their portfolios sleep,
Ger thy unforgotten dead.
Mighty ones who trod the deck,
When thy banners sank in shame,
Ger a sad and bloody wreck,
Live to battle in her name!
High their glorious pendants wave,
Beautiful amid a host,
Come! and find an early grave
Come the'll teach thee how TO boast
God of battle! bare thy hand!
Let thy red-wing'd cohorts fly!
Liberty maintains her stand,
In the apple OF thine eye!
In her train thy servants kneel!
Underneath thy Cross they form.
Guide them in the battles wheel
Save them in the dreadful storm,
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES,
For the District OF Missouri.
In the matter of John l.. Jones. On
:hc 10Th day of March 1912, John t..
Jones, filed his petition in the District
Court, for the benefit Of the BANKRUPT law;
Whereupon, it is ordered, that the 9th day
of June mex, be set for the herring said Pc
,ition in said Court, at the City Of Jefferson,
when and where all interested may attend,
and show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of the petitioner should not
be granted.
Test, JASON hARRisoN, 'letA'
JoHN j. SLossoN, Sol.
April ID, is42,-St.
, 1842-04-30
DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED

DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED
STATES
For the District Of Missouri.
In Oh, matter of Arthur Hem. On the
10Th day of March 1912, Arthur Hern,
filed his petition in the District Cont, for
the benefit Of the Bankrupt law; Where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9th day OF June
next be set for the hearing said petition in
said court, at the City Of Jefferson. when
and where all interested may attend, anu
show cause, ifany they have, why the pray
er Of the said petitioner should not not be
granted.
Test. JASON HANRlSoN lick.
JONI ]. SLossoS Sol.
April the I'd, lS42-
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will be SEM TO the General 0 Ol1ce
as dead letters.
Charles Atkinson, Andrew S. Love.
Mary Ann Bran Edwin A. Lay,
stetter r. A. Long,
Major Barkwell, Mrs. Ann King,
VIM. J. Brown, Solomon Martin,
James Biegs. Elizabeth Burns,
Newton M'Daniel. Adam Branstetter
Joshua C. Moore, VIM. Crockett,
Mrs. Mary Moore, PeIeg Colvin.
Robt. T. Martin. Joseph easier,
James McPike, Walker n. Cald.
N. p. Minor, well,
Joseph Even. G.. Porter,
Miss Nancy Full Sam1. Pharr,
lerton C. J. Pettibone,
Jane Farmer, Silas Rhea,
John NJ. Graffort, Rob't. Summers.
Wilson Holiday John Sisson,
VIM. NJ. HOODS, NJ. Schooler,
Abram Hoob. Reuben P.Stroticr,
John Jones, VIM. J.. Slsson,
Robert Y. Jones, S. T~hompkIns,
Mrs. A. Jones, w. III. Williams.
Sarah Keith,
H. G. EDWARDS, P. M.
April, I'd, 1842--3t
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NOTICE.
African, by imported Valentine,

" ~
HAS been rcmoveC from his former Stanf
at Palmyra, and will make his present SEA
son at my farm Il miles flom Fulton, on iht
road TO Jefferson City formerly the farm o.
Lewis Overton. where every attention wn
be paid 10 mares sent 10 him. having 4 go0O
groom and plenty of good pasture. TN
public in general are requested to call ael
see African before breeding 10 other hor'e
as he has certainly superior claims to 81!
horse in our country. For pedigree in ~,
see bill in due time. have also W osn
fine horses, which, if not farmed out, wy
stand at the same place. Gentlemen Pies
call and you shall be suited.
WIN. C. Overflow,
March e6h 1925 Prophet.
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BA NIX u P rs.
DISTRICT CoURToF THE UNITED
4, u, A .U.-


STATES,
For the District of Missouri.
T., the matter Of Daniel F. Stark. On
the 10Th day of March 1872, Daniel r.
Stark, filed his petition in the District Court,
for the benefit OF the Bankrupt law; where
upon, it is ordered, that the 9th day OF
June next be set for the hearing said petit
ton in saiiCourt, at the City OF Jefferson,
when and where all interested may attend
and show canse, if any they have, why
the prayer Of the petitioner should not DC
granted
Fest, JASON hARRlsoN, 'ie'N'
Jony J. SLossoN, Sol.
April ID 1912 st.
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In the green pastures OF remen
Tered DAVIS"

I ctICo utN"
The evergreen, too, which lifts It
self over the grave of some lovedone
seems to respond to our signs with
an instructive language" tie rs not
dead, but SIeepefh; thy broth shall
rise again.
SCARLET vestmentS, as elusive 10
the glory, dignity and excellence Of
the saccrdotal office, are given to the
Fifth, or Degree Of the Priestly Or
der. And God spake unto Moses
and said--"Thou shalt make holy
garments for Aaron thy brother. for
glory and for beauty. (Exod. xxx
VIII. e.)
In the several specifications which
follow the divine charge, we find that
scarlet was ordained to be a constit-
uent part of the robe, the ephod,
the curious girdle of the ephod, and
of the preast-plate of Judgment
(Exod. XVIII. passim.) II also
entered into the composition of the
ten curtains of the tabernacle (Exod.
XXVI. H. of the vail of the Most
Holy Place. lib. 3D. and Of the hang
ing of the gate of the court. (Exod.
XXXVH. 49, Thus. it became
pre-emincntIy a sacred dye. In its
typical character. perhaps it had ref
erences to the blood of the victims
which were sacrificed by the High
Priests hands, as an atonement for
sin. The prophet Isaiah seems to
favor this hypothesis:-"though your
sins be as scarlet they shall be white
as snow: though they be red like
crimson they shall be as wool" q.
49, 1t worn by The augurs OF old
(sec E. VII-lS8. Trabea.-,he
robe by augurs, purple and
Scarlet.--Serv.)
As token of glory, rank, and pow
er, it was worn by monarchs not less
extensively than the imperial purple.
Compare Mat. XVII. 23ih and
goth verses, where the scrlet robe
was put on in mockery Of the regal
claim.
Grouping these emblematlc colors
as they successfully appear in the
Five degrees. they surcessively ap-
pear in the Five degrees, they clear
~ convey to every Odd Fellow this
acknowledgements, LOVE, AND
Tpuru. ErERNaI. GIoRIoUsi n sem
timent as worthy TO be had in honor
and to be profoundly cherished in the
heart, as was the aphorism Of Scion,
"--" Nnem hyself,) TO
be inscribed on the Delphic Oracle in
letters of cold.
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THE NEXT NEW WORKS OF
BULWER! DICKENS! 3 JAMES!

Will be republished in the Boston
Notion. Quarto and Folio Editions.
Heretofore tie works of these great
Authors have been almost entirely IN
accessible to country readers, Owing
to the difficulties, in receiving them
in a book form BY subscribing for
the Benton Notion you will obtain
the works of these master-mInds at
about one tenth of what they would
otherwise cost you.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE 0UARTo.
We will furnish copies Of the
.Quarto Notion from No. /. TO all
who may wish il. Only nine Nos.
have as yet been published--and the
two volumes at the end of the year
will contain $50 pages-a sheet Of
contents and title page TO each. vol
ume.
, 1842-04-30
List of Letters.

T IST Of letters remaining in the
II Pos, Office at Bowling Green on
the 3lst day of March, 1912, which,
if not taken out within three months
will be sent to the General Post Office
, 1842-04-30

I, Eli Carter, Clerk Of the County Court
within and for the county aforesaid do Gritty
that the befAre is correctly copied from the
records Of said Court.
~ Given under my hand and the
zeal. : seal Of said Court, at Office in said
~ County thi, 26, day OF February,
1912.
ELI CARTER, Clerk.
April ID. lS42.-6t.
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In the, Circuit Court of Lincoln
County, Mis- aouri March Term,
1912.
WILSON BARKER Comp't.O e.
rs.
WILLIAM Wilson and C:5
DAvIp5TuKyu.M. Deien'ls.
NOW here comes the complainant
~ by his Solicitor, and it appear
ing TO the satisfaction of the Court.
that the defendant David Turnham
is a nonresident OF this State. 1t Is
thereupon ordered by the Court, that
said defendant Turnham be notified
bv a publication Of this order. 10 made
in some newspaper printed in this
State, for eight weeks excessively, the
last insertion to be at least four
weeks before the next July Term OF
this Court. that said complainant has
filed his bill Of complaint against him
and William Wilson TO set aside the
title Of said Wilson, made TO him by
said Turnham in and 10 the S. w.
of the S. w. quarter Of Section %
r. so, r. > E. of the 5th principal
meridian, in Lincoln county Mo. and
TO invest the title thereof in said COM
~plainant. Therefore the said David
Turnham is required to appear in this
Court, on the first day OF the next
term, 10 be begun and held at the
Court House in the town of Troy in
and for Lincoln county, on the lheIrd
Monday in July next. and answer
said bill Of Complainant, or the some
will be taken for confessed against
him. A true copy.
Test. F. PARKER, Clerk.
April 8, l842.-8w.
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STATE OF MISSOURI, g
Warren County.


County Court, February Term, lS42.
Daniel +. Hubbard Administrator OF the
Estate of Benjamin IIutcheson, Jr. decd.
come, into Court and presents his petition
setting forth tina. there is not sufficient
personal estate Of said deceased to pay his
debts, and praying for the sale OF the real
estate of said deceased, for the purpose
Of paying said debts, which said petitioni IS
accompanied by an exhibit Of his admin
istration according TO law, and thcreuPon,
it i. ordered by the Court that all persons
interested in said estate be notified that un-
less good cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the first day OF the next term
Of thi, Court, an order will be made TO sell
The South East quarter Of South East quar-
ter of Section No. 81, and the South West
or. of South West qr. of Section No. 81,
both in Township No. AZ of Range No. I
West, and each tract containing 40 acres,
or so much thereof rs will be sufficient
to pay the debts of saiddeceased. And
it is further ordered by said Court, that said
Administrator give notice of this applica
ton according TO law.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
Warren County. IS.
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TOBACCO.
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

THE undersigned administrator of the es.
l. tate of Daniel Adams, deceased, late
of Pike County Mo. hereby gives notice 10
all creditors and others interested in said es-
tate, TINT he intends TO make 4 final settle.
meni of said estate, at the next May term
of the County Court of said County.
Feb. I9-4t. THOS. BLAND, Admir-.
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ment OF said estate. at the next May term
Of the County Court of said County.
Feb. l9-4t. THOS. BLAND. Admir-.
Ma OFFATTS VEGETABLE LIFE
Iva PILLS AND PHOENIX BlTTERS.-
Tie high celebrity which these excellent
Medicines have acquired, in curing almost
every disease to which tie human frame is
liable. is matter familiar with almost every
intelligent person. They became known by
their iruits-their good works have testified
for them-they did not thrive by the faith Of
the credulous.
In case sof Costiveness, Dyspepsia, Bilious
and Liver Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled
Pains, Rheumatism, Fevers and Agues, o.
tinate Headaches, Impure State of the Flu
IDS, Unhealthy Appearance Of the Skin. Ner.
vous Debility, the Sickness incident TO Fe.
males in Delicate Health; every kind Of
Weakness Of the Digestive Organs and in all
general arrangements of Health, these Med.
icines have invariably proved & certain and
speedy remedy. They restore vigorous
health to the most exhausted constitutions
A! single trial will place the Life Pills and
Phpnix Bitters beyond the reach Of compe.
tilion, in the estimation of every patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, at
VIM. b. MOFFATT'S Medical Office, S5
Broadway. New York. !
y. i, None are genuine unless they have
the fac simiIe of John Mofiatt's signature.
o. The Life Pills are sold IN boxes-Prcs,
% cents, so cents, and 81 each, according
TO the size; and the Phoenix Bitters in bottles
III ST or 50 each. with full directions.
A supply of the above NJ dicines for sale
bv II. G.. fi~wAHn<. 2. VI. b. Green.
VIM. lvcE &Co. Lnuisi,na.
, 1842-04-30
SETTLEMENT.

TIME undersigned Admin ~is.rator Of the estate "
Il d. Mullikin, deceased late of Pike county, Ma
hereby gives notice to all concerned, or in ar
way interested in said estate, that the nndeniensa
Administrator will make a final settlement Of The
estate at the next May term OF the county cour
uf said county, lS32-
Feb. lo--ft. W. NJ. WALKER. Adm'E
, 1842-04-30

usage has assigned TO hiae the repre-
senta,ion of truth. Thus in due or
der of graduation we represent to
the eye an ailegoiIcal display OF HE
three cardinal virtues Of Oid-fel-
lowship, FRIENDSHIP, LOVE, ANoIKuIH.
The azure vault of heaven, and the
deep blue sea, are also employed to
symbolic truth. In conformity
with this exposition and tending TO
subs,antiate its correctness. rs the
vocal concomiian; of the p. S. (some-
times called the d. 81 OF this De-
gree. in which the words G.*.F.*.*.
when simply considered, are an ap-
peal for the truth as well IS OF the
urgency of L condition and desires.
Beautifully opposite with It's ideal
use is the chemical effect of the ray:
when it is made 10 fall for some time
on the needle. the rod acquires polar
itv, and points "urue" 70 rs mestlrI-
Gus attraction in the chambers OF the
north.
GREEN is tie c~nlivening shade that
appropriately marks the Fourth, or
Remembrances Degree. 1t Is the
most widely di!lused Of all the tInts
which ador the material world. Ma
turc has clothed herself in this rich
garniture throughout her solid do
main; yet although it is SO lavishly
spread before us from m~ountaIn-top
10 dell, the eye never rests upon 1t
| without a sense of refresfment and
delight. In very remote ages Green
was happily chosen from all its sister
ray 5 10 be the symbol of memory and
eteraity. As and oasis is never Tor
gotten BY the traveller who crosses
the arid plains Of Shara, so are we
accustomed 10 speak Of those scenes
and associations on which the mind
fingers with precuIiaa f"ndness, as
things dwelling greenly in our mem
orics,'--or, as ''rerdant spots in the
desert of our days"
- L. l>,, 81 oro
, 1842-04-30

be inscribed on the Delplic Oracle
letters of gold.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
60. $50 citation OF Young iEcu,


ras MORAL AND ,NTELLtcTuAL cuITu -
The transactions Of the late Annual Meeting OF the
s,,e Association render special dl'y oi#te OH
ce-s 70 urge the formation Of Local Sacetlrs "nere-
eve, none such are already exis,en;a;d 70 aid local
-.,is. in forming Libraries and Cabineis OF Nine
arranging courses OF Lectures and promoting an
#interchrnge OF Lecturers &s.. wherever desired.
In addition 10 the efforts priva,e made IN .atl'ei
sDee Of this duty it is deemed proper 10 give 'ti
notice publicity, tina, young men in any qua 90 - w..
State who wish establish sssoclati"ii' ~ 80
and neec,ual culture may avail the unseives III tne
nnose} Of any assistance which can be rendered oy
me officers OF the State Association
when i, is known that several OF the most flourish
a., institutions the State originated IN the efforts OF
osrv few individuals, tls hoped that aone WI! De
Encouraged from making efforts IN every town OF
village whe!e ..'eio'S o''O''
-oper TO add that, at the last meeting Of the
80. ASSOCIATION resolution adopted, by which
Ss clergy OF the State were requested 10 explain 10
1;r respective congregations the Objects and import
arce OF Young Mems ASSOCIATIONS Tor moral ana IN
.ellec,uai improvement
A.soci.t;ons which already united with the
e,a,s Association, and which may desire 10 be thus
,;ted whether such societies styled AtheasuTn-,
#Iyceurns. Library Associations Young Mems Asso.
CATIONS or otherwise requested 10 notify either
q, the officers OF the State Associations,
practicable
the following persons Henry OReilly, President Al,
Rochester; Arthur c. Southveci ot Albany. and
Albert c. Zaoriskie Of Ne-, York the Wee T ce.:-
dents; Edmund Dwight Of Geneva. the Treasurer;
George r. Fairbanks of Waterfowl. the Recording
Secretary the undersigned at Sciienectadn
November 50 l94l.
JOHN BIT CLUTE, Cor. Sec. Of s. 4. Y NJ.
70 Editors favorable 70 the shove otJectsg"lil
please give notice few Insertions calling attention
70 the subject.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-07
UNITED STATES IN MINIATURE
at THE CLIMAX,

=I4Q Fult0u-street and II n n n-SfretL.
Thus says tho Editor Of the Planet =
"Fkrs REAplsc RooM.-Withou; doubt cue of the best
,,s, ,he nc. of the du; is a, the Cl6ax Eating House
No Il Anastree, running through TO Fulton street At
this well conducted and popular there hFc
twenty marble tables, with Leading journal oG ec0
table representing every State III the Union, thuc i;i
zeus and have the opportunity of taking their
coffee &c. and reading the latest papers RON all ,rts o.
,vn countrs on table. IL striker that this
rsupeaent is superior anythn. attempted ti.
INV md We have donbt will provo feature,
this extensively patronzed house of reIreshurn
The management Of It's gentlcnanly proprietor the CD
max we ara pcassd eurn, is rapidly increasing pa
,ronuae ard popular nvor aud doubt will
10 receive It's full share Of public support. Step III.