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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
RICHARD VAN DYk. Jc. Aucuoseer
VERY ELEGANT ANU COSTLY HOUSE


VERY ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSE
HOLD EJRNirU RE:---tNTH.Nr J FLxkcxTx
Co VIII >ll Tuesday the Goth March AZ 70 O'clock
Furniture comprising dTswiae-o1m set q tahto able full
tyeIch chairs, wlth carved taps pvals and Arm
chars aEd Couches, with oaen caNd backs the whoe
and coyend with plush ard twisted SILK cord edges;
daiaS, breakfast, card and Tables; ds Work
Tables; Pier Glass; mahogany prSmS Bueaus Dressing
Tables aud WAshsapds with white marble tops, Chars with
hairc0 Seats maple Ch,s; Bureaus; Wash
stands aud essns surssus Bookcase; lar Lamps, Or
mou Cudelabra Of lights each with shades omoq Alsa.
artists; Bone Csniesbrs of5 lights each plated Tea Urn;
aGdestcks with er'nehe and French o'csan Dger aud
Window Cnrvms; Table Covers Foot Benches; SyeeI Fire
Irons aud Sands; M1nis Ornaments; Brussels Sad Ingram
CapeS; Rags; Brussels Stair Capv; bordeed Linen Cover
aud brood Brass Rods; carved high and eh Bed
ste5s rtasses: Hair Mattresses (uewl Feather Beds &c;
Hal Lantern with and engraved Ple Glass; and Ma
hogsuy Hat and C ba la Stand; with Looklrs-GaSS OH
co.h; the Kitchen Utensils, SC
Also limestone Rosewood Ptaroorte b. NUNS Fisher.
Catalogues may be had of the Auctonstrs Monday the
day before the sale, :heir Office No Boalst Ill
street. t6C) mh2S: 3ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
at Washington Hall MADAME HElLBEKKG from ron:
will make her FIST appearance in Amenca at 1ncsr1 70
be By her on THURSDAY evening 2th INST al d'ns
sistaace Of Mrs t:DW ARD LoDER: sgnor DE BEGINS
1CE wko will play for hs first time the celebrated Canr
val Of Venice as pe5fonmed by Pasanpi, Ole sui and
the Flute; M TIMM, the celebrated Conductor and
Tckss 81 each to be had a, the Music Stores and the
The Concert to commence o'clock precisely m23 A
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD Eel
OF D. F. Of NewJers.y, viii take place in the Methodist
Episcopal Church Yorstreet jersey CITY on fndaY Eve
ming, March 90 1914, at a!fp'st o'clock
Introductory Address By DR. J. NJ. CoRNEL;os.
Grafton By Rev Z. HAP!S,t G. NJ Of Massachusetts
Ths o e and Members Of the Order will appear full
Tickets IS cents ito of any The Brothers
Jersey City, or Of Loan BRooSs No l3$ Fulton-ftert OF
JAMES MARINE, Il Watstreet, or j. NJ ice, 9 bo"efy,
N B. train of Cars viii run from Jersey Ctyto Newark
Eizbehtown and Railway after The evening exercises Tor
the accommodation of those attending the Celebration from
tboss places lnh23 Tvs
N7ANTED-A good Architectural Craftsman
w who draws quick aud artist like sgls who
would be preferred Inquueat the otc- Of ITHisL TOWN,
a alsns ssit 4ga east ' Gomez Wss mig o1w.
DOAED WANTkD-By tvo young men IN
ID private family where there are few ooafdets on the
west side 4dway below Broome and above Chambers 81
The best OF re-rsnce and required Address box 37o
IJorsr Pos: Office with terms mig 81
CUPER ENGLISH THREAD LhCES.- The
- cheapest that be procured rh City be found
a. the CHEAP VARIETY STORE No 3z3 HGd59G ga
mh23 Ste RlCE COhWIL n:
uHE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE HOSE COM.
PASY NO 40 return their sincere thanks To Doctor Z
BARLOW OF l3l Charles for his liberal supply o!
EXCELLENT refreshments the Company alter the me II
Perry street yesterday morning "a INST
A STRAW Hat DRESSING MACHlNE-of
n superior make being all cast iron and worked IN
cranck and cog whees-s pes3uIepu on oy i-eF "9ut
h large assortment of blocks for both ladies aid mems
hats-or sale cheap for cash. the advertiser beng
other business The Machine 10 BE- seen at 29 DTislons
For INFO nation inquire of j. NJ HA L ~ Af 10 S2fins
street - -
NAPIER. FISHER y co, l3s PEARL ST.
Offer for sale large assortment Of
STRAW GOODS,
OF their own manufacture, of the latest styles,
" consisting of Rice, Rutland Brilliant and Tuscan Ade
laide and Bdseye Hats: NeapoILans Lace Naapotans;
Modenas; fine Straws: Devons, Willow Hats and Fancy
Goods seEeialiy hlh<o ilils
CARPETS-SeIling at Cost at 45l Pearl 81 =
y This splendid stock of Cafpeting will b. reaie3 Cost
without reserve the pal nce with the lease OF the store
jun next Apply 70 GILBERT J. VINCEST.
IL 5i Peah st. second Carpet Store from Chatham ST
WORTENDYKh'S CHANDLER'S WICK
w Constantly hsad and for sale Is.gs "a arg f'A
Quantities By MUM & PETTIbOHE:,
mh23 Imis 2os Pearl street u2 ssa!s:
VICTORIA PIG IRON.-150 tons NO. an &C.,
Victoria Pig ron. superior charcoal ICE 10
Eh23 lns OLHEf q ~ % '
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ssA FOR SALE OR TO LET-A small Farm.
LANDS For SALE

s%sal A Farm, containing 81 acres Of excellent
SSss land. situated SksEsaees Lake, IN the town Of
A SpatIogd Ouondasa Co. N y, on the stage route from
Auban Homer about miles from Skneateles village.
and % miles south Of Syracuse No batter farming lands
to found the State The price Of farms in the neChbos
hood ranges from S25 sj There bnllnsr
on this farm ard will therefore be sold for cash. at the low
price $50 acreess than onsha the value OF similar
lands III that section.
Two 90 lots unmproved situate in the town OF
Fawn River. ST. Josephs Co.. Michigan selected IN 1881
from the choicest of the wild lands and worth this time
from 81 IS per 1t about miles south of the
great Chicago road and 10 miles from Ctrsye The
paid Si3 aud the lots will be sold for $3.50 EACH cash.
or he.u shDgs
One 80 lot situated about SIX miles from Grand
Vile outisng village At the head OF navigation on the
Gtand Ottawa county Michigan This excel
lent and choice ot In the midst of rapidly Increasing
aticn and good market This lot bought less
than year ago $500 and few years will be worth SIG
SIS II will be sold for $3.50 cash It which price
il is bargainas time during the Eeyuson hos il beea
worth less than 81 an
For further information apply (f by letter pos, paid %
mh23 1t J. WINCHESTER, 80 Ann-stieet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

u The Empire State Democrat, Tyler
Loco-Foco paper at Syracuse, has strong lead
ing article in opposition to running Mr.. Van Bu-
rem, and demonstrating the impossibility OF sue
cess with hun OF course, we sha'n't copy 1t
for Van is our Loco-Foco candidate for President,
and We insist On his nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

% Prot. BRoSsoS, assisted by DR.. c. D.
BRows, will give two exhibitions Of the effects OF
The E1hilarating or Laughing Gas, with scientific
explanations, in the Apollo Saloon on this and
Monday evenings. He proifers great variety OF
Selentic wonders for which see Card.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

~ DA1LEYs MAGIC PArS EXTRACTOR Will cure oil Ing
r,jIowing complain IS or the Mousy VIII De rel urned;
Burns Scalds Piles bllad o. } ssd,ns s Rhean
II q R.I,,v b. no, with avoid II as
And bnv no where else bar al 81 akersset, door
moi atl the corner Of Broadway - "
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~ CIirehugh,s Wiss and scalps sui ret

10 CIirehugh's WIGS and scaips still retain
their proud rreminerce extreme shness and g"ss';
mev fabric t1eir suEcnorl'yc workmanship material
STYLE all combined reader them The eSti-
nation the Beau Monde and Wig weaers the most perfect
Heads OF Hair in the world They formed the natural
hair grows covering more OF the brow than ones
hair. They durable whou being heavy warm without
bang thick and elastic without b=in loose They TX TO the
head silk stocking the limb tlsagreeable pressure.
unnecessary weight Spc ave the om6iG@i advantages OF
CPS Wigs and Scaps large assortment, from which gen.
tlernpn themsryssn ment, al 2Co sroadway-up
staIIs-nryt hons. 70 ST. Paui's chu Oh. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

All boun.eous Nature. hy dispensing hand,
That with nch harvest cro1snsI the smiling land.
Hath scattered 100, Throughout IL broad domain,
Rygean herbs. aud roots. The foes Of pain
These Science cuils. examines aud dissects
The latent good with president eye detects,
And. plungiag mid tn labratory 5 glow,
By complex process bids the juices flow:
Subimrs, concentrates. iur,tss, Ietines,
Till the true FxTRACT III Perfection shines.
Then, where the victims of disease lie prone,
Md the walls echo Sob and shr-g and groaa,
Offers Hrath's balm 10 the IA c,ed clan,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
CHEAPEST CAKFt.I IABLlSHMtNT II
The UNITED STATES
no. 90 Eowery.
ANDERSON & DOBBS

Have Just received Iarge .! splendid New Fat
tern, of ENGLl:H THREE Ply DOrRLE SuPErFINF, tINE
and CoMuoa INGRAM GARPETING, NENIrIAN STAIR
AND HALL A HPErlNt; FLOOR Ot.'tLofHS, IuFrED
HEARTH RUGS, STAIR RODS, TAGLE CovEEs, CARPET
lovers Sc. all of winch purchased Tor CASH Prev
os the great advance the abuve goods aud VIII be sold
al the usual low prices AT No 90 BowERY.
WE ADVISE all who about purchasing 10 call soon and
m lie hsir selections ANDE't >oN Do6BS,
No % Bowery, the first Carpet Store
r,l Hester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
New Yoar Feb. l, 1873.
Il fully concur with the above. 49, .,,trr, NJ ~,

p,,, po,.s- Editor Boston American Traveller, Major
Nah and host ofohs have borne tssnoag 10 IN enca
and harTnl-ssress the Poudre SUBTLE dis names We
Xii nor nuh,ish bu, We tsve seyeralts refer TO-
Counterfrers Of his singular chsmca dsc9yst{.
ed al our vigilance in detecting and men hs
Pouire Subtle with ncoI and isicegsss mat EsGSl b o
Themselves Every assault On US and the Fonde
Else but At The Original oce lst s;o'e from Btoad"ey 20
81 Walker ST. where you caa SEE the pre2.-auon - ne
your Cpuapae.e .rb bo.rls rnh23 u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

~ Among the many Improvements OF the pre-
sen, age, we would not fail to notice Lorn Brooks S
Patent Elastic Spring Boots and Shoes. By the
application of the Metallic Spring TO the Boot, 1t
preserves that beautiful arch which is generally
admired, and prevents the foot from pressing for
ward in the Boot-consequently gives ease TO those
aeominable corns ofyours.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
CAUTION To PERSONS
who Purchase those most Destructive
Poisonous and dangerous articles .for UPr0otlN

Poisonous and dangerous articles for CPro0tinS
or Destroying Human Hair.
Remem ee that although certG quacE aEd lnpostst may
oer unie' sach name such as onG5' Subtle aud ot-
cosnomens l. Thomas Jones, IF = CbatIn-s;reet, do d
clare that all such regulations either TOO simple 70 b III
cacous or powerful 81 sSarc cC, his dangerous
and poisonous Do not be deceived = any argument and BY
apparent far promises; tney suc as testing before
your eyes sc. can bIi-g forward o several highly
particularly CERTAIN tfsqc name not hundred
miles fros Waksr-s-t. have mad three different chemists
make this for meFreuch. English and American. iheT
have all made II different but each 50 tafdangeous as 10 war
rant with sell another bottle
of such stuff and fellow creatures from purcha
sing o! using this. Ii hey do they viii be dssured
'o ME IFS SIMS * THOMAS JONES So Cha,han,s,
"a MIRACLE WONDER RLEssIvG TO cure any
ernptions or dsguesnt skin and tender or chanIed
il.sh, ness Italian hsmic.l 0aP ie c{ OF tn Oh
eucomiums OF the helca! society CT Pans nt IS warranted
falling remedy for pimples sces blocsS scnrv
IL will chtnSe tn colo o. dark Yellow or dsc1orei skn 20
healthy ceaness Ii TIE bites of insects mosquitoes
SC Sold price 80 cents cske Mind buy no wheTs Else N
the city you viii be cheated b. an Infamous dishonest
erfeit. If you thus cheated PUNISH we'll he offender
Every label Of the genuine has on-s on the wrapper S91
al the Sign the American rgs 50 nathan 81 and S25
Broadway, \. Y. or 1872 Ernn - Bnokiyn MI cod
You YoUrrs WITHOUT '. H,sNERs. LlsrES-Sucals the
Restoativ forcing the growth Of The umtn mar on Una
face, head body part 'Ttse nature Intended htiI 10
dark;-sold thu Of the American esce ~ Cha himS
s23 Broadway, Ny o. 59 Futon 81 brookyn MI 2tsod
~ TOILET FuRSlSHiyG STORE. lG3 Broadway, be-
tween Courandt and Liberty the most extensive as
soment be found in the city comprising Pefumsry and
Soaps from the celebrated manufacturers DuShs 'T
the toilet Of every syle and ih, comb, c, and large
assortment CT Raz}s he subscriber har'n long expert
in the latter article, enabled u choose and "l only
keep ho.e of ths best quality warranted
G. SAUNDERS, Inventor and Nanuiacisfer OF the
mh2l lw Metallic table, Strop, 63 Broadway
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!. ri NAKNS. Nuct

J. Y =
PLarT 1876 BroiGSay, viii sell, gu MONDAY morning;
25h inst, commencing O'Clock, upward Of thousand
pound, OF English German aud American Sealing Way Va.
nous colcs and Particulars catalogues ihS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

TRIUMPHANT VISDIcArIos u THE PounREs SUB TiLE.-
Irresistible Pr9of-I hav had oPportunity oil observing
the oreretiou of Dr. Felix G1uraud PREPARATION ieI '
destruction of sup rtlnous hai, and perfectly saussu o.
It's singular efficacy After u me w
the powders. can without any hssa:lon pronounce ~,
rerctly harmless and in every way nhaitey
any article Of the kind of>fed 10 the public nave
sure IN giving them nay recommendation Oh eeins s1"s i'
e0a' i4''e "a JAMES A. HOUSTON, n. D.
.3i,o- Nv Jcrg Lancet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
Of cheap Pens in boxes, for sale wholesale By
HENRY JESS or. 81 J0hu.sueet,

Corner OF Goldstreet ". Y
CAUTIOE.-The public requested TO be thai guard
against the imposition Of spurious article bearing the
spelled OF Pdten,ss and sole Manufacturer hGr
Go by onttng one l. and in some instances the final
omitted thus, CGot as TO retain the Sound But they
will please observe all the marked full
JOSEPH GILLOTT; and vendors are desired 10 thai
his card of Pens made up packets Of one do eachane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23
MARTIN w Em,,oss, Esq Chairman Of Committee.

NEwYoRE, 18th March, 1871
GENTLEMEN: Your favor of 7th inst. inviting the NEW
YORK SACRED MUSIC SOCIETY to assist IN t!le Con-
Fand was laid before The Society their first meeting aft-r
its reception and affords me much leasufae TO state was
toward mcri,oousan object With hcre that the
combined efforts Of al the parties interested upon this coca
sion will result substantial relief TO the all cted WidotS
and Orphans Of deceased Fremen. remain,
Respectfully, your obj seIv't
l.. B. WYMAN.
President Of the n. Y. Sacred Music Society.
To NJ. w. Emmons. Esq. Chairman Of Committee.
The Committee respectfully tender TO H. T.. IImm ESQ.
their ens FOR his prompt their
quest TO preside al thu ii uo Forte of the Con-
cert, MARTIN w. EAiMONS,
FORSYTH LABAGH,
JAMES FRYER,
If of he Department Fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

ClLLOTT'S STEEL PENS.-The subscriber
constantly receiving fresh supplies Of the above ceebE
peus which he offers the trade unusually low rates
The we'll known OF the articles the superiority OF
the which they the market tosethef with
tn very low prices which they offered will he asG.
efrctyally nut stop the forts Of few dsfeputable
delraud ha public by imposing them articr
puportlny To be the genuine Joseph GHlotps Pens
An Abundant stock will be constantly kept on hand. OF
which the following Will form part:
Principality. ~ fine points Public Pen.
Do. 6Ee points. Caignphlc,
Do. medium points w Warrington Pen,
Dana,cus Slips, Patent Self Slips.
Sew-York Fountain, Peruvian,
Luna Ladies' Pen,
Patent L adj, s. Pens, Patent Nagnum Bonum,
Eagles on cards Double Damascus
Victoria, Qussns Own, fine points,
Prince Albert's Own Baronal,
(rngr,ved card,) School Pen.
Prince Albefts Own, Eagle, in boxes OF dozsz
(medallion,) each.
Patent Bronze Slip.
Ar a. ID. how, h.
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NJ. 5 3 unity st: Ma,eh 9th, 1914.

To Martin w. Emnons Esq. Chairman Of Committee.
% MURRAY ST., March 20, 1874
GESrLEM&N H. reply TO lts request sl the Trustees Of
the New York Fire Department. MADAME BURkHARDT hegs
10 say that she most hspy her humble services in
exCeileut aud charitable
To hiirln ". kmmons, Forsyth Lablgh, James Prver,
Committee iihe Trustees OF the Fire Department Fund.
To the Gentlemen OF thu New York Fire Department
Fund
New YORK 9TH March, 1914.
GENTLEMEN Having received polite note 0: the 4th
instant my reply tina, for such charitable purpose can
but fee happy to render IN self as useful as eau
Respectfully, remain your most obedient servant;
LUIGI PEROZZL
To NJ. w. Emmons Forsyth Labash, and James Fryer,
EsQures, COMMITTEE, &c.
To Martin w tmmons Forsyth Labagh and James Pryor,
EsqS. Committee of he FIFE Department Fund
GESTLMEN Your apple ,ton for professional services;
the Concert for the benefit of the above-named
Fuud ! respond with much pleasure Although have
quilted profession Vocalist pleasure
all times give humble assistance to so valuable an
BroadWay MaGtG is 8ii " F. TROUGH
Ngw YORK 9Th Matck, 1874
To the Committee Of The Board Of Trustees of the n y
Fire Department Fu5d:
GEYrLEarEN received your letter dated March h re-
quesng Kindly Concert 10 be gwen At the "a
brnace for very violent purpose. As am friend OF the
and helpless can bat with the eliest pleasure promise
my aid such OCCASION ard am therefore al
your service am gentlemen with respect,
Your obdedient servant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

IEThs Rev. Benz alnIn @ Sutlef, d 2:
viii deliver the yourg the AIssion Chutch o
the Epiphany in Stanton-sI between Essex and Norfolk SIS
on Sunday evening Subject: The ShIpwrsek OF ne
Sb,fsa Services 20 commence half past O'Clock. All
The seats IN this Church are free. rnf23 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

Conrers Mdgica! Pam Extractor will cu-e any OF The fol
loving complaints all absolutely refused for It,
Burns Scalds Piles Sail Rteum,
Erys,psas, Lores, Sore Nipples and Eyes,
Cmlb.a.ns, Ulcers, EruptiOIs. Cuts, &c.
CAurloy-BuY ONLY al 81 CourtIand street in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

Fourth Ward Grand Clay Festival
BSSSER rRESENTATiO<-lo the Henry Clay Club
b. the Whig Ladies o The Ward the Shakespeare Hotel
corner of William and DuaGe streets On Tuesday Evening"
26rh instant at half-p4sr O'Clock
The Clay Gle Cubhave kindly volunteered 10 be present.
Band of Insuumsnrsl Music III occupy the orchestra
Professor Odfeid will preside az The Piano.
PROGRs MtIf,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

VNANTED-A good Architectural Craftsman
w who Gr.vs quick aud in all artist like stys; one who
can for ithosaphy or on wood for archI-
rectura and bridge engraving machinery and other subjects
would BE- preferrd Inc uire Office Of IT HEEL TOWN
AYchirec and Bridge Engineer No 93 Merchants Exchange
a. y.iisr, cas-, Corner Wall 81, Inh23 eodlws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

Lectures on the Jews.-The ninth Lecture
Of this cnu:se will be delivered To morrow tSunday Eve
ming in the Broadway T4nemace b. the Rev ROBERT j.
yhEcxESRIpcE D. Of Baltimore suIJsc-hl oarer,
sion of Apore Paul Considered ryp Of that OF the
Jaws Service 10 commence bali past O'Clock. IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

~ and the Fal Of Man Tau the Presbyterian Conies
sion of Faith, will De reviewed Tomorrow Afternoon at
o'clock BY Rev S. d. Cochran the Free Congregational
church. Medical College CIosbrsrest t2i story) doors
below Springst Preaching also IL thu incoming Seats tree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-23

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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20

CANArA AND OREGoN.-The Montreal Courier thus
threatens the Yankees with the vengeance of the IIud
sons Bay Company in they presume to NEEDLE with
Oregon
1t is generally believed at Washington that the recon-
mendaou of the President for the military occupation of
Oregon territory and the establishment of civil govern
ment will be responded to in congress with full power to
the government In such case, we have no doubt
the Hudson'S Bay company and their Indian allies will
make but small meal of the troops of the ree and
lighened.' On aprevous occasion, when party of en-
terprising Yankees were sailing up the Columbia
old Indian stood upon an eminence by the river, and
pointing to the advenurers with his low and expressive
laugh exclamed-'The crows will soon pick out their
eyes l. was true-they died, no ma knows where, OF
how
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
The Christian Citizen.

GAN the LIST of January next, will be published al "ol
W cester Mass the first number of weekly perlodl-
cal with the above title to be edited by the subscriber
1t will aim to deveIope the Christian citizen into tho
full stature of perfect man, in the discharge OF his lie
ligious Social and Political duties Avoiding all secta
ran tenes and controverted points of religious belief, 1t
will to from the spirit nf the Gospel, prac-
ca Christianity, which shall pervado the heart and In
spe all the actions of life 1t will be devoted generally
to Active Religion, and specifically to the cause of Anti
Slavery, Temperance, Peace, and SelfEdueation each
of which will occupy special department in every mum
Der.
While presenting all the moral, social and pecuniary
bearings ofSavery it will admit the distorted fig
and noisy rhe'or Of windy defamation, nor The
harsh phrascoogy of vindctive satire and rdicule On
the contrary, it will test Southern brethren, the
cool, calm logic fChrstdn philosophy and love, the ten
der persuasion of reason, aud the irresistible argument
of demonstration.
SELF-EDUcATIoN.-Ths department will commence
with series of Letters to Apprentice, suggesting
studes subjects of reflection and rules of conduct cal
culaed to deveIope his mind and make him eminent
arzan and useful citizen.
condensed summary of the general news, extracts
from current literature, and notices of publications.
will be added, to make it acceptable family paper.
TERMs:-'rhe Christian Citizen will be about the size
of the New York Daily Tribune, and published once
week, at dollar per annum, in advance,
All communications addressed, postage paid, TO tic
subscriber. ELIHU BURRITT
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-01-20
marriages.

In West Windsor, Dec. Is, 194S, by Rev. Mr..
Gurnsey, Richard R. " ait of Stow, to Marcia E.
l.. Lanson.
In Boston, Rev. Frederic Hincklev of Windsor
VT, to Miss Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr.. A. j..
HeWcs.
In Pittsteld, Doc 6, 1S4S, by Rev. B. Abbott,
Mr.. Nahum E. Green to Miss Lucia Holt
In Sharon on the 7th Of Dec. last Mr.. Elijah
Durham of Brookfeld, and Miss Harriet S. Min
cr.
In Bridgewater. Capt Joseph L, Willis, and
Miss Abigail w. TopIiff
Z In Woodstock, Mr. Samuel Weaden, Jr. of
Reading and Miss Selemna r. Doton of Pomtret.
In South Woodstock, Mr. Isaac l.. Doton of
Hanover, N. H. and Miss Susan Bridge.
In Shire wsbury, CuttngsvIIe, Horace Mower,
Esq. Attorney at Law Kalamazoo, Mich. and
Miss Susan H. Robinson, daughter of Calvin Rob
nson, Esq
In Newbury, Capt. Joshua Hale, commander of
ship Pacific, VI Neaburyrort Mass, to Miss So
pha C. daughter of Hon. "A. B. w. Tenney.
In Bradford, Mr.. Truman Horner to Miss Ma
In Corinth, Mr.. John A. Tcnney, Esq, to Miss
In Charleston, Mr.. Freedom j. Farewell to Miss
Porris Fuller.
In Lunenburgh, Lambert Hastings Esq, of St
Johnsbury, to Miss Myra G. Mills, daughter Of
Hon. Spencer Clark.
In WATERFORD by Joseph Felch. Jr. Esq, Mr.
Joseph Dow of Irasburgh, to Miss Lydia Reach.
In Morgan, Mr. John Elliot to Miss Mary Bart
lett.
In Morgan, Mr. William Armstrong to Miss
Sally Brown, both of Holland.
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