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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
AGENTS OFFICE, STATE PRISON,

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RY THE CONSENT and direction of
NJ The Inspectors Regular Meeting of The Board,
held 1.-THE Prison, October IS 1885, notice hereby given
tat sealed proposals will be received at the Office OF tie
subscriber IN sad Prison. Gn, the 9Th day OF December
next al ten O'clock A. b. for the services OF such number
OF Convcts not exceeding forty the Agen, may be able
10 iurnnh under the restrictions and provisions of the
specve Acts al The Legislature this State, passed May
the hrt day OF June next 10 be employed in the maniac
tre Of Cotton and Waoen Machinery, Edged Tools,
Steam EDgnesand Boilers Sheet Iron and Copper Ware
ana Railroad Work Sufficient shoproom, suitably warmed
and lighted, to be furnished by the Stale.
NoTE-Persohs making proposals are required 10
the amount per day. offered for the Of each Con-
Wet, and 10 give the OF the persons who are be-
suretes in said contract
o2l lawlDz7 HENRY PoLHEMUs, Agent.
TIT OTICE.--At an Orphans Court, held
at Lancaster, for the Caunty of Lancaster in the Slate
o! Pennsylvania Tuesday, te 4th day October l2
before the Judges thereof
The Corr on application 10 behalf OF OF the beirs,
grant rule on all persons interested in TIE Real Estate OF
Abraham Glhble late Of Warwick township, in Lancaster
County IN the State Of Penhsyly {Farner deceased,
20 come into Court at Orphans Court be held al Lam
caster for the said County OF Lancaster on MONDAY the 2
day Of November accept refuse tie Real ESate
OF the said deceased valuation and thereof
made and confirmed by the said Court. And the Court
bcrs, and others interested 70 appear az the
ne and place. 10 show why the Estate so appraised
should not be sod all the heirs neglect or refuse take
the same at the v.luatisu. BY the Court
y. HOOD, Clerk of the Orphans Court
October u, 1912. ola Ia.6w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

q Magnetic Plates for rheumatism nervous affections,
&c. prepared under The direction OF Mr. Lamouroux, apob
ccary in Paris General Depot New ok, IS franklin
street al Mr. Nnuard'S- Price 81 30.
Intailble for the most acute and nve;erate pains,
such as acute aud chrome rheumatism tbr govt neurology,
seattle tic dosoreux danse de ST. Guy, chlls megrn,
cramps in stomach paralysis 10 the beginning and
shortly for all nervous affections, chiefly diseases Of
men and young girls, green sickness, amenorhea, sup
pressons, vapour nervous attacks, &c. as I'm
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a; n. "AkD L GO have made arrangements with Mr.
3acqoemn c Paris to purchase their goods in France
ana VIII continue The Importation and keepon hand
pee assortment OF Fancy Articles Combs Pertumery,
ana sen Them on the most favorable the old stand
No. II Maiden Lane MI Iyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

ANCIENT MEcHASlcs.-Tradition has scarcely
preserved single anecdote or circumstance relat-
ing to chose meritorious men, with whom any OF
The useful arts originated end when in process of
time, history took stand, in the temple OF sci
ence, her professors deemed it beneath her Dig
nty to record the actions and lives of men, who
were merely inventors of machines, or improvers
of the useful arts; thus nearly all knowledge OF
those to whom the world is under the highest OBJ
legations, has persisted forever.
The scholar nleurns and the entiquary weeps
over the wreck of ancient learning and art-the
philosopher regrets that sufficient OF beth has not
been preserved to elucidate several interesting
discoveries, which history has mentioned; nor to
prove that those principles Of science, upon which
the action of some old machines depended, were
understood and the mechanic inquiries in vain for
the process by which his predecessors, in remote
ages, worked the hardest granite without iron,
transported it in masses that astound Us, and used
them in the erection of .tupendous buildings ap-
] parently with the facility that modern worknen
Law bricks, or raise the ntels of doors. The ma
cnlnes by which they were elevated are as un-
own as the individuals who directed their move
ments. We are almost as ignorant OF their modes
| OF working the metals Of the alloys which rivailed
steel in hardness, of their furnaces crucibles and
uouds, the details Of forming the ennobng statue
or the more useful skillet or cauldron. Did the
nncients laminate between rollers, and dlaw wire
through plates, as we do or was it extended by
banners, as some specimens of both seem &c
show On these aud thousand other subjects
much uncertainty prevails. Unfortunately, learned
men of old deemed it part of wisdom to concea
from the vulgar all discoveries in science. With
this view, they wrapped them in mystical figure:
that the people might not apprehend them The
custom at one time became so gesera that phos
ophers refused to leave any thing in writing ex
piana,ory Of their researches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

d OILED AND PLATED BRASS
first article OF Rolled aEai Plated Brass can
always Be found et JAMES G. M0FFETT III Prince ST.,
Wooster the lowest market prices. Likewise very
tcr'r'or artci- NJ cnon-~' sraa. sstt
HHEAP-200 Horse Blankets for sale
W very cheap al ~ PcarEst OH 2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

gTAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
q Medal was awarded j. Hayden for his . very snRe-
ror Pens By the American Institute at its last ra me
Government have given them the Preference, and the best
accouuans and many of the public institutions will use no
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest repua
on and arc nor surpassed equaled by any in The country
The trade are Supplied the Manuacturer prices by the
agents ). +; hAl CE E, o ia, a ~
S,as5s mva Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
glRlVATE INSTITUTIONAL gen


NH ISS ORAM'S BOARDING AND
I've DAY SCHOOL will be opened on Thursday, 8l
September. at No 66 Hammond street.
Mr. and Mrs BLEEcxER, for many years the head OF
popular Female Seminary In Wescbesler County, sssoci
ad with Miss Dram this City, having takeo the
sive Mansion No. S6 HaRmond-sree will opea Boarding
ard Day School for Young Ladies Thursday, Sept S
The building and grouads for elegance convenience anc
healthy location not surpassed by any similar siu
ton in the city.
Miss ORAs with assistants, will attend the instruction
OF the young ladies' and the domestic department will be
under the superintendent OF Mrs. Blocker. s2u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

70 The Oil and Candle Factory of Edward
Merril, in New-Bedford, was destroyed by FIRE,
With the buildings fixtures, presses watts, boilers
zoo bbls of oil, and 100 boxes of candles. There
was Sl2 900 insurance in the Manufacturers Of
nee, Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

NN'A~> -
nee, Boston.
u The following Works for sale at the ofice o
THE TRIBUNE, No $50 Nassa street, opposite tie City
Hall:
THE WING ALMANAC AND UNITED STATES
REGISTER for lsS Price y. cents, 81 per Dozen or 81
per hundred.
DOCTOR LARDNER'S LECTURES on Astronomy,
Electricity, Steam Engine, &c Price 25 cents
THE AMERICAN LAbORER: work devoted TO the
Interests of the Mechanics OF Uped states 10 be corn.
pee twelve numbers egh, OF which are already pub.
! l>hed. Price st cents number
TEMPERANCE SPEEcHEs-rhe celebrated Tenn
peranc Speeches delivered the Broadway Tabernacle
cy Shonas s. Marshall Price Ct cents, 50 cent, per
dozen -
| SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY delivered at the great
heAinS'oa es'ra also bis Farewell Speech retiring
per dozen e " Ne"ss - ~ en's
LIFE AND SPEECHES EFF HENRY CLAY, to De
competed twsaty tu'nees twelve OF which are already
published Price per No isS cco,s
LEfBIG'S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY ,,so
Jabiss ,irnal Chemistry. zach Is cents
DtCKENSS Nav WORK ON AMERICA haS, adj
;isns .Pr,cr l2s cents - ~
| RICHARD ADAMS LOCKE'S LECTURE MAC
NETlSM AND ASTRONOMY. Price 6: cents, BY The
dozen 50 cents.
Discounts TO Agents Pedders and others all the above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

aM FOR SALE, at barsain-A supe-
ss. risr Farm OF aboni so acres with he Stock Hay
Cram and Earning Utensils. Said Fam onss OF Plough
Beadow, Pasture and Wood Lands, in good neghbor-
hood l2 niies frer The city Of Newark New,Jersey-a
rood new House Barn and Oot- BoiIdings in good order
part OF the purchase money remain mortg age
,r term OF years For particulars apply A. r Smith,
g Liberty street NewYork or Jas Law, SciBroadst
Newark. New Jersey. n24 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

SYDNEY COAL.-The cargo of bark
~ Oranda is now dscharging, and TOR sale in lots to sui
purchasers, by WARD BROWNE,
90 Al Washington corner Iaipht stree,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

Paris, October 2sth Is4a. SIMON eaILIy
NeT-fork, Nov. Il. 1872 .AU GUSTUS IN. WARD
OLIVER d. WARD Jr
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lsA COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.

&s{A OFFICES TO LET, in the second,
.a third, and fourth stories oflhe buildings, Nos
53 and l6o Nassausreet Tribune Buildngs fronting the
lark and nearly opposite the City Hall Enquire OF
I. IcELRATH, on the premises s2st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

SENHE LARGEST, Cheapest and Best
q assortmeni-of CORSETS is 10 be found at No. 443i
PearEs,reet N Y Country and CITY Merchants supplied
on liberal terms ALEXANDER SAMSON, 10
Importer and wholesale dealer in Corsets,
ola I'm. 4sSf Pearl-street, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

SECONDLY they go direct the cough had not taken
81, Pills before felt the cough hakg lis hold upon me
became ooser and ooer every dose Took and The hIst
or il NAV be the second Sunday after had begun taking
hen my remarking 10 me the g al and hap,
nv change in my cough. during the meeting Lad
Scarcely coughed any, while previous 10 taking them
used to be the great dsturber of the meetings by my conf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

TIT AHOGANYC HAIRS.-Several doz-
F well finished, Hair Seals, 4c in lots 10 suit pur.
chaser,, for sale low 400 Washingion-s o2a n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

Am TO LET-2 or ) Workshops, with
superior light; rent Ss7 50 and $50 till the ist of
May next. Inquire of J. LOCKE, in the OF No. 81
Ahn.Street p5 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

SHOVELS and Hollow Ware.--1G
~ dozen Z W. &. Eddy's cast steel Shovels 100 Gc
TO- iron Shoyels Also good assortrsens of Hollow Ware
on hand. a3d for sale by
oil FE EDDY "a Old Slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
4 + Court of Chancery held for the Stat

n ofNcwyork at the city cfNcw-york on the 2ih Ar
II February, ~ the year one thousand eight hundred
fpry-fWo,
Present, William Z. McC0un, Vice Chancellor ct Ia, Pin
Circuit.
John Brewer, Com planani Charles wadsworih Ead
Mlswail David Cothes George :. Doughty, Hauiri
whgall Samuel = Alien aDd Lucreta - la, wife. Alekir
her X Tborp, Groge Kapelye, John Purly and Auglls
CruiksIank, DIS.
II appearing by AFFIDAVIT, the satisfaction OF DIS Cour
that "a" d'eDlalt Alexander ". Ihofp, resides 0i t9
STATE Dat resident ni the STATE OF NswJcnsy, motto
II Willan w Cam,b'l Of Counsel tor con planani 4
DrderTi-IiaI u" ,ad AleNander X. 1i0rp h. sr
pearance 10 be entered, and notice thereof be. ssN.,
The Complainant Solicitor within four month, from tie
OF uis order and 10 case o Ia. appearance that h-
answer % uic complainant, bill Ia be- fled AMI copy a., ri
9, be- served nn tlr cOmpauans Sslo itinn iorty ar
alir Nic"ol copy of ld bill sud IN default terso.
BAL Oi complaint may BE- taken confessed by HIM AID
: Farther ordered that winn wedy daPsthr ,adc ompst
ant cau.e tins order 10 be- published IN hc state paper
ia NE New.lOrk Tribune, md that he said publication
coninsfd IA each o the .aid papers ~ iea. "a
week, "gm weeks ~ sucft Or that he cOpyf
tbs order ~ b" personally s.yed the saAl Alcxanrra
lhorr At least t~riy 1ivsbeior tle time above prs.ra
for h- appearance. Atupy.
H5 iawsw Eve. Jour HIRAM WALWORTU Clerk
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COURT or CHANCERY. bel

n or the State Of NcwNork at the Clty Of New Nols
the hlfenth day Of April IA the one ihousard ga
hrndi I'll aud fortytwo PrsseEt. William T. Mctoan' 20
Chancellor Of the first Circuit Robert Bayard Trustee ~
" ttNandor Mactier, AID Others
II Appearing by affidavit the satisfaction OF this Cour
thai tie defendant james Coleman. resides out o , STATE
wit IN that part the United Kingdom Of Great Brial
and Ireland, called Ireland; aud further appearing ma
the defendant, Richard TowEng, has no hhea place O.
abode, but Il, soournng in ZONE part J Euopr' no" o.
motion Charles r. Butler, Solicitor ior is 'onplans9
this cause it is Ordered that the sald Jane, tocms
AMI Richard Towing respectively cause their appearance
Ia ~ entered and notice thereof 10 be served ON he Coo
plainaats solicitor within nine months from The date ct a
Order and in OF their appearance, that thtN .spo
uyey their To the Compliments Bill 20 b
He'd and copy thereof 10 be- served the Complainant
solicitor within forty days sler service OF copy ut SAD
Bill, and In default thereof, sam Bill may be taken
confessed against them and each OF them
And Il Il further Ordered, that within twenty day,. u
,ad Complainant this Order IA he publ shed boz h
state paper and in the New York Trbun, and lbsl s
'ad pnbho be continued in each Of the said pspet
east IN each week Tor eight WEEKS IN sucasssion;
that he copy of this Order Ia be- personally serve
on the sad James Coleman aud Richard Towing at ss
twenty days before the se above prescribed tor their a.
ptdrance. a copy
HIRAM wALwORrH Clerk
CHARLES v. BUTLER, Sol for ComPt,
No. Hanover street ala law8r
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ATA COURT or CIANCERy hex


v Tor the state OF New YORK At the Guy of Nsu-Yon
bUnd ed and iory-two.
Present-wIiliam 7. McCoup. Esquire, Vice Chanc.e
NJ he First Circuit Isaac Gibson, trustee &C. w. Samg
VI NeIls aud Others
appearing by affidavit 10 the satisfaction Of III. CO
tha' The defendants, william Morris Richard Somm,u Ca
AMI j. eh1rd snpdrrou reside mi. Sste AMI u -
don, hnglaud-on motion of Charlie. r. Butler solicitor
tie complainant IL ordered that the .3d lan Morn
Richard Hnnmcn Gard aud Richard -snlersou cause iic
spPearsnr~ to be entered and notice ter,oo be- erteda
he eofuDianaDrs solicitor within months from the du
Of is order aud m case Of ueir appearance that they
lhsif answer 10 he compliments Dill Ia e flied and cog
uere"i 10 b~ served On the Compliments solicitor wis
ofy ddY' afr ,"f'ce al copy Of said b and IN deas
thereoi sad bll oi complaint may be- taken coree
ny ITEM And u i luther ordered. that within iVfm
iays NE std complainant th. order 70 be- plhs
10 ne state paper and IN tie New-York Tribune and h
ue san puhicat on b. continued IN each of the sad psc
III iea't once IN each eight week.. snccssOn,f
u"t br calse cojy Of tbs order "a be- personally seDe
me sad william Morns, Richard sOrn1ien Gard ard n
ari sanderon at least twenty days before the time s
pr serihed or their appearance.
A cOpyI HIRAM WALWORTH, CLERK
CHAKLrs v. BUTLER, Solicitor Tor con plsnani,
az lav8w No Hanover STREET
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From Gral,am's Magazine for May
THE OLD WOR d.

~ cEoses LcSr.
r,,,or va. &c world and br,ve old worl
Away in the ancient time,
When the men were brave and the wsrsen isir'
And the world was in its prime,
And the prizes; he had his book
And the scholar had his gown.
And the old suigh, stout, ne walked about
Win his broadswori hanging down
We NAV see this world was brave old world
La the days long past and gone,
And Inc sun II shuae. and the rain 1t rained,
And the world west merrily on.
The shepherd KEEP, lie sheep,
And the milkInsid MIXED the kline,
And the serving man was sturdy loon
In a cap and doublei fine.
And We been told in this brave old world
There wore Jolly times and Tree,
And they danced ami sung. till the ~e.kin rung'
All under the greenwood tree.
The sexton chtne1 MS sweet sweet oe4is'
And the hunisman blew his horn,
And the hunt went olt with merry shout
Beneath the jevial morn.
Oh, the golden days Of the brave old world
Made hail and cottage shine;
The squire he sat in his Oaken CHAIR
And quaffcl lac good red wine
The lovely VILLAGE maiden,
She was tie village queen,
And, By the mass, trpped through Tie grass
To the May pole ON the green
When trunpe,s reused this brave old world
And banners TAINTED WIDE
The knight bestrode the stalwart sieed'
And the page rode by ms side,
And pIuncs ani pennons tossing bright
Dashed through the wild melee
And he who pressed amid them best
Was loro OF all, that day
And ladies' fair, in the brave old world
They ruled with wondfous sway
Ru, the s,eues, knight he was lord oi righi
As the strongest is to-day.
The baron bold ne kept his hold,
Her bower his bright ladye,
But the forester kept tae good greenwood
All under the forest tree
Oh, how they laughed in the brave old world
And flung grim Care away
And when they were tired Of working
They held 1t time 10 play
Tie bookman was reverend wight,
With a sudious face 50 pale,
And the curfew bell. with its sullen swell
Broke duly on the gale.
And so passed on, in the brave old world,
Those merry days aad free;
The king drank wine and clown drank ale,
Each man in his degree.
And some ruled well and some ruled III,
And thus passed on the time,
With Jolly ways in those brave old days
W hen the world ia its prime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04

At 4 COURT Of Chanccry held f0
n he >t,ie Of NcW-) Oh. ~ the CY Of Ns~-h"rs 1s
Prr-cat. wuaam Z MoCsan. Nce Chsncsilor OF H., rs
Circuit
Mary Boldly ", Msboa kr,eb-L Mary Kctcb,l. An.rs
Neicri, " liam keIchsl. i.ass keicae samuel k-tr~
James Daily, William Ir,iae AMI sarah Jane lrsins. -
sile. James ktiche N.rgsrei keich. Anirs~ y kstr as
,ni Betsey MS WIFE, John Russell sn - all h. Wiic-t
Partition.
II appearing the satsla-,ion of Court. rl,sr
alrtiton OF Je following described premises. o. VT =
lat certain iws hore snd - prc~or parcsloi sfnur
,uaf. wing ans bang ~ tle Fnh wan ~ ~ Ifv D.
\ew.York AMI 5, knoNn ami Distinguished hy the nunntf
tso hundred AMI nineteen y ID nun ir,irtr 'un,i
-ely in mont by Church-sirrsi aioftsaJ ~.uberN b.
,rounI nov o. late be.1Ig.us JACOB to.r nnnirf
.g GROUND noN ate bel ugng to l,1aC 4 lfusn
Charles Nor s-ani castel Pos loi n lta conis urs
breadth and MANN ouf feet, srI n iFret
.lch ,de ssscuy-ase iret, he ue same NOR or fs,
raief Wh a and Singular tie ght., prsl'c CO. tcr,l4
nenf, AMI appUrrsances, rersanarf ana f'n'oei'. e
,.ue> aud pruh,, usrr',i, and ssH aipfa ~ to f ~
tcinu ct tbs Cont. that TIC encs o John fussf
luknoV that AuirtN y NJ chci, When A. beard 're
"a, believed 20 reside Somewhere IN south Anl"rtl fs
R,i>eN ketchel rp>de> The STATE - feuny sana, "
ian, iryin- and Sarah Janc O. wiie aud ADrsw ksle
80 m The >tate lat a,0r.>a- that lilm kscisi s
Lac Nechsl reside la the sac OF New JriseN-on ~
ton OF C. Nagie. Solicitor tor tie tomp anal % = un'.
81 that the ,aG John Russell. Andrew ke'ehsi B~g
K,ichrl. william Irvine ant - adj J.u' wac. Aftet
KetcheL " ilam Ketcl.l and haac kstehe, ans each
Them case their appearance 10 ne rrtef"d ana nif
ereo. io be- served on the Complainant, Sole Tor, il
months ironi ~ daie OF thi' oiarr' anI IN 81.
their appearance that they cause their answer ~ sr'"t
b. 10 be t.s'd. ai folN iifi'fi Poo
'rv,l IN lie Compainan., ~elctor. within forty day. a.
rr >rrvce of a copy BID ami that in eiaut fes
aid Bill at Complaint be- taken a, confessed Us iA'h All
each oi Them. AMI Il i further ofdef'd ihat tA" '
.l,Ns iTnm the date ths ouisr the sad InWpalh-
an, order % be- published NJ The >iae paper 'm p" Ia
\sw York Tribune. paper printed ID ~, >au." .iT
,ont. once each week >lccss,,Vtl that ts sad
I'M, nant. cause 4 copy ri h> oroer he >tNrd r"fslra
nm ,he adj John Russell ADlrew T.. ketchci kr'sf
k,tcr,l William Irvine sarah Jane Irvine, An.r,f
kr'chcl William kstc Il. ami l,aac keiciel, and on r
of them 81 least twenty days before the time herein hf
prescrbsti.lof their appearance. . -
Copy. HIRAM "AL"ohiu 't.~
c <ags. Solicitor. alo l'N'H
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Ara Court of Chamcery held for ik

a L
4 State Of N.~Nork at the CITY Of New. York on ~
fuI av of ArrIl one thaus9nd eight hundred nd i'fr
two Prc>eut-w liam 4. McCoun, zee Chancellor o lt
Fif>t Circuit. -. a.
Joshua saver william H. Wh.imaf,h, Charles y b..
u. , mon smith. seth whmarsi 90 am ! an ior AfNii
Der Ferguson. and others n appearing upon pro-. p
,fi,Nf made IN this cause hv tl,ris> = Roe, SolCfnr W
he cetnpa nan that lliam n. Mhitmarsh SIMON >ui.
S.tb Mhtmlr,h William Ia .or an- Alexander Fsrgu~-.
ruBau,, therein reside h, state ard are rtsla
If the nitrd states 10 that The >ah defendant a1
Nhi'ma>b a resident of the state oi Louisiana. o.
"A Il defendant Sm0s Smith, l. resident o hf STATE
Rhode Island: the s8 defendant seth Nhtmaf>h i a f
l,st Of the state Of Massachusetts, and aid deiendAnsN
am T,vlor and AeNander Ferguson arr rrsd,ui> ~ ~
state of Missouri ard reading and filing salt affidavit 81
IN molten ct Charles : Roe ESQ. Solicitor for the
planan,It IS ordered that tie SAID William " WhimsrA
mon smith, seth whiimar>h. william Taylor and AieNas
Ter Ferguson. and each OF them causr her apaancrt
ne entered herin and notice thereof 10 be- served on N
TOmnla nant's solicitor within four months nom TIE tlt
Ut III. ORDER and IN ster appearance nat ih'N clas
ther answer 0r answers the complananr> bill o be- III
and COPY thereof he ,eTNsdon the cOmpla nsuts Solo
tor within forty DAYS after service o acopy ~ sadh an
that IN default thereof SAID bill complaint be- taken A. coI
rsse hy them ard each them; and D, further ofd'ft
hat within tsesy days from tie late ~ q IL ofd'f. ne
,ld complainant TN, oner Ia be published u IL
STATE paper and IN is New lork Tubune spap~r p1ftf
- thu, State eight week, ~ succession, and nur
east IN each week, thatthe ad companant csu,e coy
II th. order 10 be- served on sad " iam H. Mhima -
simon smith, Seth whnmarsh. William Taylor and A.cr
anirr Ferguson AID each OF them personally At h BE-
twenty DAYS before the time hereiubrionr prescribed m
lhrir appearance hertih
Copy. HIRAM WALWORIH tbfh.
&. = RoE, solicitor. oil law"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-04
COUGflS. Colds. Pain IN the Side, Rms

Y ! Ing Blood palpiaii0n OF the Heart. are dangerous
symptom, Ia tribe with. Thousands o lives annually
lo in til. way Every person of Intelligence and comln.'
sense knows that these diseases are the beginning OF Con
sumption and unless cured must prove fatal Dr.. Aen
Ba,sm OF IIoreh0und Liver~orr and Teursy Root vii
the above diseases We hold Ourselves ready AMI VII
ling - prove this statement any person who stand
need OF d.. Allen. B9,am will cal on Dr. GulON, ts
AGENT NJ I1T Rovsrv nil