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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-26
Ell ELIZABETH }. Z&MEs.

IN CorSrsr! little need hast thou that thy prsi'e
.h.,,s 60. [suins;
Thy name lies in the Poets verse and N 'ae
OF mountain gray and valley green where hefooee''
-. been spun.
Of regal Western woods and stresin' 10
warriors and Statesmen give the need OF glory unto
~. tof the Free!
INV sons are brave, thy daughters fair oh Country
Amen, the n..ons of the earth th0a rears naughty
t,As .., tbreas.-
INV stately shps az anchor ride many rivers
ss.Georges banner waveth no. more loty THAI tine-
Nor the Lily Of sunny France tarer GLAND OF ine
Yea, thou All greatly prosperous, reno*nd Ger sa..'
and sea, lthe sis'
And Tho cboce,t yfts Of Heaven bless the Country Oh
We, O INV Country, undeuied all thy goriss stand
r. eo.I ~ Sin ia on thee siampd with an enduring
brand; ,.-,.;
For evil mem with sovereign power in thy high places sit
Jdsnent they give and the laws as they see nj
win sconrge and chain and galcwscord they cast re-
''i' -a.ct, -, ,,eo Free
With steel and ball on battlehedoh Country OF the
Meanwhile thousand temples from thy crowded cities
And far Western sotudcs pire points to the skies
AID ve from Heavens ambassadors weekly Lesson
take
To .love all men as brethren for gentle Jesus sake
To exercise LIES charities. peace with all to be
IT'S thus the Christian creed taught the Country oil
the Free
We read of children offered up at Molochs sacrifice
Of the uindoo widows funeralpyre and close our
shudderng eyes. lshohe'
The holy light Of Truth hath ne er Pagan darkness
And we send the Soldier Of the Cross TO make Chrsts
(,oapcl kno ltnay Dt-
And pray that in those goddess spheres faith like ours
We bu, etess that Faith Divine which rnakeh all men
free.
nv Country markst yop swarthy man with grim and
horny hand (ket stand :
Bowed with the burning noontide toll in the Slave
Mark st thou the ordy masters eye roll greedy DER the
cold land sold ,
For which he deals in human flesh there daily bought
Tears do not shame his manhood who secth wife and
children ,bree Free
Each to a separate tyrant bound 0 Country of the
Thinkst thou the sun in Gods high Heaven which shnes
alike for ALL lgers call ?
Hath looked upon scene like thisnot heard the Ayen'
Thinkst thou the appealing cry went up to an unheed
;roeor, hear
7 tell thee nay our God is lust, and will in Justice
On the Recording Angels book darker doom shall be
Than leirs who sell Gods image here, in the Country
Of the Frcet
oh, rouse thy children bid them grid Truths holy
NOR on sion down
And in the might OF Heaven born right put all oppres
Call the pure spirits Of the age to aid with tongue and
pen,
The liberation OF those poor, degraded, suffering men,
Then shall tho Stripes and Stars proclaim thy glorious
Liberty Free
And then my land be truly called the Country OF the
Norembcr llM 1876.
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR

4 REMEDY which enhances considerably the beauty
at alters The appearance OF the co1ntensncc from thai
which mach dsked- Il Is pleasing ~ have efficient
means Ihe.e defects To effect change Of
hsir much wished r, Ia The grand and neyelsiling
properly Of jules HaGes Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye
whoa he proprietor with justice Stale Is Ear beyond
anything Of the kind yet known In tnis .uy other
country Il. properties yery powerful, thou III very
innocent This chemical result IS wonder, !. enables
persons dye nstentaneoay ther hair without The least
Inconvenience For changing red or gray hair whskers
eyebrows. NC brown, slaes, chestnut color The
slightest evil consequence need not De feared from It's
ii = altogether harmless This composition oay
sanctioned by The scierse Of chemistry 10 dye In an
rdebIe The gaiouh gratatiors OF c0lors without
danger n-onyenence and has justified t.. liberal pa
ironage ard unlimited confidence public II black
i required, for box marked NJ Il brown marked
3. For ss!e wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL, Ferflmer and Chemist,
No. IS :. Tnirc-st below ChosnlI, Phiiad.
Beware Of Counierfeis A.kfor "a Jg!es HauePs Vege.
zoe Liquid Hair Dye you wait Ice genuine article
A Premium awarded al he Fearkfr Institute.
Ard my A gents WYATT 4 kgTcHAA, I2i Fuiiop-st:
V. Creha en- SO and 30 Broadway r. A. Artznl; Lafay
ette Bszasr Broadway and Liberty j. g. IaeGnerno
As Broadway; Hayiand, keese L Co. Ma!dcu-ane and
81 az .es respectable Druggss IN the U. 5. al6 In
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MORE SANCTIONS. They killed poor Charles
Thomas according to law Mt the Egyptian Tombs in
New.York on Friday. He was attended by two clergy
men, and profccsed to have been converted TO Christ.
He behaved with great frmness the scatold, and
begged that his wife might be protected His employers
gave him good character and it appears TINT he was
peaceable man when not in liquor. But they've killed
him as unfit for this world after fitting him for Heaven
lChronotypc.
LAND SUSK.-We learn from note from a re.
spectcd citizen of Ledyard that four FIVE acres OF
land on the farm OF Mr.. Henry Chase Jr the cast
bank Of Cayuga Lake. and the line OF ana
Genoa sunk n few days since and has disappeared We
have heard any of the particulars but arc prom
Used them by our correspondent Auburn Adv
SUCCESSFUL TRIPs--Thc steamer Oregon, on
the upper Lakes has made thirteen successful trips be
tween Chicago and Buffalo during the past season with
out being detained by accident the weather single
day.
SurcIpE.--Lcopold Albert. German and a
preacher of the Lutheran Church. while laborng under
mental derangemen, his throat at Milwaukee the
18th inst.
TT Hon. JAMES RENpERoAsT died in the town
OF Carroll Chaunuque Co the 18th, in the 63d year
of his age Judge p of the earliest pioneers oi
Chautauquc having been resident OF that County Tor
than forty years, and was always distinguished Tor
great energy purity and amablity OF character
w. The steamer w olcott, which plies between
this civ and Toledo into by schooner in
ing up the river Monday night, and so injured That
they compelled 10 ashore to prevent her sink
ing The passengers Were landed in safety.
Detroit Advertiser.
IL The aged Peter Macintosh, one OF the origi-
nal members OF the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic
Association died in Boston the 93d inst. aged e9-R
sterling good man. who has filled useful part in his
long pilgrimage there.
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IT, ITO EMIGRANTs dCi,4.-z07TT:1it
2ssyy-slsOIHERs COMO WESp. --sissss-s.s.cs-S-Ss

l y 70 T. "
FORWARDING LiSE.-Tbe subscribers beg 20 inioIf
heir friends ard The public generally and migrants a
u!dTy tiat hey are now prepared forward as-enyss
u A.. parts VI Inc NesSn STATES and Canada At ths SeJ
lowest rates, and win certainty Of passengers eapefen,
Ing delay any place On The rogte. Being niefestH
equally In all the modes o! conveyance into the inrr9, NJ
partial @1yce VII; be given 10 ose abostLo proceed -
a. 10 the besl mode OF travel, wei! the best routes
take for any inland Town in the United States or C&nS't
the "Em's.Gafs TIse!ine Gd, which ro only sses S's
es OF passage, but also the disCancr u al parts OF ~
West and Canada, toZetEe. with the time Usually oceles
In performing journey any given place, may 10 aAs
gratl,, on application ~ heir Office 80.
From the superior manner Ia which ns brunch OF e
business s Hitherto been conductd ie subsenbers en
with certainty Guaranty That dthcuiiy desy g..
possibly IL experienced by any erson going BY their Le
AID frauds daily co:nIaitied by porsfoT
parties % yrlsCn. gong West should deter hose ab Sc
curing ker passage from engaging any where bat al n g
ice Of established responsibility The subschbers No.
here stae, that their various conyeyaces viz RsiOs.
Cars Casal Boais, and Steamers such cannot be 81
passed, If eu.led For farther particulars, ePply 81 "
Letter, pOs-paid) 10 W K J. r. TAPSCOTTf
~ Sodth-st- door West OF Burllns-shp<.
B-W j. l. 7. continue dispatch ifs elass Ps ~
cts 70 London, Liverpool, Glasgow, Sew-lfeai - =,
O', Savannah and Chsr.-sion. villa p1ncsalisy 49, M
maze arrangements for bringing out passengers hO -
part Of LIE Old country and give drafts for any f0ln P'
able on deGcd IN Any par Of Great Britain or ifels
mY5 lswH
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ARRIVED
Ship s, Mary Foster, I'm ew-orleans 9th inst cot
.on TO Stanton & Frost 18th inst, on Memory Rock
exchanged signals with ship Calender.
Ship Clarendon, Ess;erbrook, TN Boston Eth inst,
yndse, to John Is Murray.
Bark Rapid Ward, I'm Hsyans, sth inst sugar sc, 10
Taylor, the driven OF last Ssnssy last IN the
West gale.
Bark chlde Harold Fosquit I'm fiavsns 9th inst rndse.
70 Harmony s Co. Left Ship Adelaide, Adams for \
!, ION, ga Inst John wilson seansn was knocked
nom me iSrc,opsai yard deck and died in hours
srtS hSoSst Bruce, Wade I'm Balize (Hond) Oct sS.h
wase. 70 ss S Sailed in company with sehr Nile,
Brig TSbee. -, I'm Charsss,o, so,,or M 1, Rplkev
Brig John Potter powa Ii ds IN, Turks lssnd salt to
WASTE waste . L W Ssss S M M Bs Sarah Wood
LIST Caps Wood SICK. who died mex, Ssv SsyS3 on
the SIN for Cape Hayden. 49,
Schr Daniel Crowol, Tison cotton In, In, xs,... =,
ship VIM Engs, ashore on SeuAn Beach ~ -
Schr (new> American Belle Niekerson fr, Connect.
cut River
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HARDWARE, EDGE TOOLS, &C.

PRINTING INK Manufac;ory.-The subscriber
has recently Introduced steam power snt improved
machinery i-io MS mandatory which erzbes tin far
alsa rs customers with very superior article Printers
enc merchants co sy have orders for Printers Ink I'll
INC tsern Promptly executed moderate prices, ard
rely % being sGppl=i WIKI Ink OF excellent es!iiy, and
81 c1cas-ahe color The subscriber manufactures lnk
.; 'a.io1s colSrs rad. Slg-. green. L. Orters d.
7eeed 10 as -ssEfactory Frunt.l between Aen.go1-
cry scd Iovensur through the Dispat-h Post VII D.
pEneraA-y amended TO- THIS paper hss been printed by
SnDkE GEORGE NATEgR
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oHAs. E. roLwELL, MERCHANT TAILoR

oHAS. e. YoLwELL, MERCHANT TAlLoR.
MO 1872 BROADWAY, Cup s,airsl respectfully informs
1Nhs cestom and gentlemen generally. that be oz
hand and u constantly receiving the iees, syles Coh.
Cassineres and resiings which he vii make up II
be doubts noiwi prove every ssfae,cry those
particular 20 call The attention Of gentlemen his
style OF Dress and Pablo Overcosts he earnestly OF
the opinion that they canuo. eSceed in This cry else
whercl Gentl.nsen furnishing their cloth VIII have
thsi- garments made with much purchased Of
hin. cN In
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,uTION no pEALERs IN FIRE ARMs-

Via The acton Of Etra 4Llen Bisent & Sys ia the
Circuit Co1r. OF Inc Unltet Staes FOR cement Of
rs pai-nrg Et 10 manufacture, and sell 10 De used
tie SELF-COChISG PISTOL, a yerdic, h.s been given
FOR the plaintiff, win COSTS Of trial ce of twelve
hundred dollars and an injunction has been issued against
Blunt Sy1- - restrain han from 62ng or selling said
z-tic.e. Their petition FOR trial and 10 carr !: 70
Washington On 6iI Of exceptions, has been refused
Tne public are therefore respectfully cautioned sgatrs.
purchasing or selling the SfCOckfng Pistols made by
Eun sys, cr any Pistols OF sr.ls KID as BY tisre
EaidLn ms CANTON Il would II necessary tur IN.
-ub-crDer 10 appeal 10 The laws for protection II al such
cases AL truc.s OF this kind made By Allen t1r-
o-f N9rcn COM ard sale or he prcI pa deal
ers N the article II New-Yorx ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich Conn i2th Nov 1915. nI5 2awH kThlstp
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SECOND BOARD
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Ia The bark Rapid, frosz Rardna-Cspt Hadey late
OF brig Cumberland w Watson MsiSri, A Ianaso
Y NJ Basconcs
IN tie bark CAilIe Rareli, from Racaaa--Cap, c Il
Shsnkland, Cap, G crockcr Capt Allen Capt Smith
IN re brig Tshes, frpr' CAar,sSon-D Rutsn,
IA tee SAtp y Mar, jroa Nes> OriSaEs-Mrs Lsucis
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE, Publishers and Booksel-
T1ers 26 PearIs, New YORK have recently issued new
and very much improved editions Of Tie works on Natural
Philosophy and Chemistry, by Mrs a. w, l.. Phelps to
which they respectfully solicit the attention OF school
Teachers Committees and Others Interested IN education
Comics VIII he furnished for examination application 10
IN. publishers For sale by Booksellers generally. 1y2s
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FALL ARRANGEMENT
rH"~ - PIONEER AND Elk arae--uJTTTJt
xs.sSr.ssvss.,..r,-s11 PRESS LINE

Via Railroad and Canal.
From Piil0deiphl TO Pittsburgh. The above line Is now
In t1!l operation Passengers leaY9 Philadelphia eTeJ
morning al u o'clock in the bez and comfortable de-
scrpnoa Of cars for Harrisburg, where they embark 90
the Packet Boa,
THIS Il ore % me ost agreeable rcntes that To be gq'
liz To country The scensry OF ne SusqgehAnna and 'e
~ Office III Philadelphia 40. "a MaSkst-r.
~ psssengors should be careful pay iheir 1870
IN New farther than Ph..aGc pha here Is per
IN that city authorized 10 sell tickets FOR this Inc
A. 3. CUMMINGS, AgeDt,
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ESSENCE OF COFFEE.-Thi. delicious beverage
Cmscc The pures. and best Coffee las gained great
popularity only account OF The great facility Of
iers 10 hou.ekeepers and bachelors by making with
teaspoon full more less cup Of hot mix.
the paAia5.e Coffee but also by Is superiority 70 any
coffee prepared in The usual way.
The manufacturer having s,ey attained advantages
in reiStnng all the flavor The confident that
vii! give satisfaction % al wh- iry l.
For sale al Is MAden-!ane ISIS Broadway $50 Broad
way. 7+5 Broadway. Unonpace. So Bowery, 2N Bow
S4 Ctatha-s i Cerlre.s! Is Eas; Broadway, 10.
East Broadway. lol Cedsr-st li2 Charhersst-
E. l. SZADECZHY, Manufactured.
ms lwlstp. No eS Murray-si.
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fNANES. lSi6.-Othc- Receiver OF Taxes, Public
Buildings. PErS. Oct - S+6-Nolice : hereby given
thai he Tax Books for The open a.
this ohce, and that ready receive the due
upon lhem Al persons paying their previous The
III day OF January, WI! be allowed deduction The
sn0gut. eGaSl interest The OF per per
calca.sed from the day of payment he day
FebruAry oce aours for receiving from A. VI.
unti P ". JOHN STEWART, Receiver of Texas
Persons sena.ls full description OF their proper
" lc this Office WI! have iaeir bills Them. hey
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a. \ RARE Cn,>C& Tor men q enlerPri.s,e,-i,

% 4 RARE CHANCE Tor men Of enterprise
The subscriber oilers tor safe valuable tact OF nd
- situated IN DaUph.u County, PENN thirteen miles
North irum Harrisburg, lie pecuiaflties o winch render
an important consideration for ans ui enterprise
md taste The property located IN beautiful and ro-
mantle valley running from Dauph.u 10 the coal region
which places connected 10y good level road To
nothing Of the hcpu and romantic scenery WIKI which
Nature has pleased aom the place, thee -
OF ile finest COLD MOUNTAIN SPRINGS ~ lhe prop
erty be found In any place In Tire Union l. has
long been looked upon excellent site tor fashion
able Watering Place, and all that = wanting Is hc capital
and en-rpris. establish il reputation such The
Prun-y Canal passes within i've miles OF the spring
Tie facilities rr conveying visitors thereto be
made, triug expense be unsurpassed By any other
watering place The Gold Mountain Spring issues vol
luminous body OF water averaging from SIXTY To one hund
red gallons in minute and has never been known 10
vary under my change Of weather by the Oldest nahit
OF The neigbOrhoot. The tract which the spring =
situated contains 200 but ii WILDE sold ~ any guam
thy, from lO0 upward may be- desirable by the
purchasers Apply to JACOB SHUH, Al the Planters Ho-
tel ~ and ~ Treenwcst Of address by mail to liar'
rishurg, Pa.
" The undersigned are well acquainted with The .at
vIniageI connected with tie Cod M0untup Spring
above fe'er-eu and ceeriuily certify 10 a. The induce
ments holds forth The -te ~ fashionable Watering
Ppce stated above by Mr. Smh H. aivantHs assuc
~ opinion surpassed by other IN the Stale or
Union.
J +. MarNry, Joan Shell ; 5. Rutherford,
VIM. D Beas, Abnrr Rutherford W. NJ. Allen.
Jacob Shell. J. p rutherford, J. u. Rutherford.
II. ~. n ,
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Nj ARINE JOURN AL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.

CLEARED.
Sarks Inca Buxton, Baltimore, Wheton. Ges;on Mon.
terey J Bishop & Co.
Brig Ann Eliza Williams ST MARKS D Hurlbu; 4 Co
Schs Amelia Smith, Baltimore.
Barge Philadelphia, De Hart Philsd
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~H--s. AINDEPENDENT OPPOSITION

I'll b INUEFENIIiiNT UTFVNITIUN.-
Nss-S.l Through without lEudng-New Iork ard
Albany Line At T. M-The steame,
BELLE. Captain Samuel Schuyler. will csve York
Tor Albany every Monday, Wednesday Gai Friday. Aneirg
~ Uuuu0ud,sL from the foot Of Roh,nson-sL ghe Bus
fitted up with splendid sjatrrooms sni FOR speed
and safety surpassed by any boat the Hudson
river Passengers taxing the Belle viii arrive IN Albany IN
ample time for the morning East West ana psckeS
hoRls North For freiEhl pAs.ase inluirr ON hNsri
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TAKE N0TICE-Thai Ihe copartneE=hip heretofore
and Tor NE !ast rne wears existing between CHARLS
OSBORN ESQ E;e OF Beporr. Long Island, and The sub
scrIber, under the firm OF OSBORN LITTLE, has been
dissolved by The death Of Mr. OSBORN H-d that the az
fairs OF lie ae trr viii b settled and The business
cLcet OF The heretofore by The subscriber
on his own account. the old sand. 3 FC.ior-st.
Newly ork Nov. l. 1876 CHARLES ). LITTLE
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rTO SP0RTS3EN.-EoT sslr. cheap, copy OF lie
NaIionAl Sports OF Great 5risSln By Henry Aiken Lo1-
don. foo, gs; containing hy large coored plates wi1h
explanations and directions u French and English -cu3-
Ing Hawking. Racing Stag Hunting, Fox Hunting CcurS-
iug, GfoGse, Saipe and Pheasant Shoocng
Bail Ssiling Bs3gerC Catching Wild Fowl shooting Pike
snd Samoa Fishing Oter SpeArrg, &c Sc The Is
boQ1d II neai besuEal and strong binding And IL vel
AdspeG present % sporting friend Sur sale by
JOHN J. BROWN / CO. - EulIo--st
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asal Gstate.
g. AT PRIVATE sALE:-T

o. AT PRIVATE SALE.-Two valuable story
e: aDd brick houses srI lois, No 30 ana -e'
erae Size OF houses . By Il feet, with breS PIAZZA
enclosed with glass by = sn story high furnished m
modern STYLE. Mahogany doors. marble nautels ana
washsizrs bed chambers. black crates piAed igrns
ulre paciries &c &c Crucn 10; and cold Size o,
lot = by % feet ~ under cellar, &c For farther
nsr,jculsrs apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECKER.
rs w A1ctoreer, No. Bros1.-s;-
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feqal Notices.

lSlyn. November i7th, lst6-Pur-uant To Act oi the
Legislature entted An Act relative to tho collection Of
Taxes IN the city of Brooklyn and for other purposes
(pGs.ed April lg ls) Notice s hereby given that he
Assessment Rolls for Taxes for the current year hnye thus
day been delivered TO tie Controller 81 the cy Of Brook
Ism aud that from all which shall bs paid 10 the said
Controller Shhn thirty days from the date hereof de-
ducuon OF Three per cent VIII be- made aud that from all
which shall be pnid after the expiration OF the said
thirty eys andi'Hiihn sixty days from said date deduc-
ton o i"9 per cent VIII be made and That on and after
tie Ftasr Tuesday In January HeS OGc per VIII be-
added all den remaining unpaid; and that
Hiep Tuesday OF January next the said Controller Wi!
dri.tef Ia the Collectors OF the city OF Brooklyn tie
sad Assessment Rolls together with the warrants thereto
nEucNed, directing them proceed with regard Tue an
paid taxes 10 the manner directed by law.
tend 10 avail themselves Of The prov Of the Ac efer
red the above notice Inform ha thereof as soon "a
practicable tLaI .AelT bills may he III readiness
prevent desy when they Gfly De prepared to pay their
In compliance with resolution OF ,hi Mayor and Com
mon Council, NOTICE is hereby farther given tina, the
Buildings FROM O'CLOCK A. 81. UNTIL O'CLOCK
P VI aud al no other hours. 4. II. OSBORN
nigioIH Cantr"-r.
IN CBANCERY OF New Jersey .--Betw-en the Pres.
dent, Directors and Company Of III" PnrcSt"u Bank,
CORP anaat-, and JaIr-s Emnca., Standardization for
PUblcatiOn- appearing 70 this CoCrt that the complain
ants have ted their bill IN the above against the
defendant Tor the foreclosure end sale vi
certain morrgaged premises in IN. said bil mentioned
rectec 10 The defendant haj been regularly issued
able 70 the Term OF s-pt.mber A. b IgH BAT that b,,
defendant, James EmmJns, could not Dr. found in his
Sa'e, - be served herewith. and that ne mas caused
his appearnce 90 be entered In such prors-g and
been duly served and u being made eJEesr by affidavit
20 e Satisfaction VI the C2EceuOf, that The said James
Eamon- resides oa Of he State Of NeE-J-ssey, vii,
IN The state Of Se"Yor. II Is therefore, hi, twenty.
ninth day Of September 10 the gear Of Lord tEou
sznd eight hundred and oriysix motion o. Rie.aid s
Field. -OicOr Of the cOmPa!nant=, By Las order directed
by the Chancellor that the sad absent defendant James
Emmons, 10 appear, plead. answer demur, 70 The
plgnants b, before the third Tuesday Of D-ceo.
Der mkt that n default thereof -ach decree bs made
against him - The Chancellor shall thiEA equitable and
inst, and farther ordered, hat this order aha, With
IN twenty days hereafter he served personally the said
james EuinOas, by delivery ola copy thereof him or
pgtl.s ueG w:n lie said twenty days in the Princeton
Wh.4, paper printed al Princeton Ia this State and
continued therein lr tests sooe5rv. least ono. in
every 4GG aIso IN ike and Ike space
VI tuas Il newspaper printed in the City VI New York
SAN L z OuaAERE Clerk o. ). HALSTED, c.
tue copy. 90 lawGw
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SANDS'S SYRUP CASTOR OIL
HAS The appearance OF milk, and Is pleasant 10 The
Hast Prepared ard sold wholesale and retail By z.
H SANDS Druggist and Chemist, II JsfnessL and III
TLir-ay-uu-. Sod By 2. NJ Onion. Bowery Grand
Il and oy J. K CoidrgLon $50 Hudsoa-sL Mrs. Hayes
BroosiyG n. Luz
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ITO CROCkRS,-For sale Inc lease and entire sIocS
o! goods, tNi1r-s Ae Including horse snG wagon, OF
rets grocery soTe doing good business The pre-
sen! occupant declining business Account Of II healLh
.ccsied II the Central par o. South Brookyc The
house has been 5Gi but yesr. three stories high,
5ali OF ork and Se upper part occupied dwelling.
and The o; The lo 5rlcs stxbe. The lease has
four years g 81 low To enc well acquainted
with the ieAi grocery business opportunity IS Of
Tered seldom % bc with For sTther par5ga-s
qctrs II NeNS-York OF J. HOPPOCk i SONS,
ma lw' No. - FulIor-sL