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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

AAANTtu-at Mulvlie, Mas sey-rly-hre n1u VI
w .irls thai sufficiently acquainted with the art o.
weaving, they readily turn nrr hand 10 weaving
fancy cassiGeres power loou; sso iw-nty JACK spin
ners s.su, n-p wooden card room The above
described help wanted Immediately and such as are strict
ly temperate and industrious will ind sesdy employment
s28 C. L. HARDING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

EAe.Lk NAkbUk MINING ConP.ny.-Nolcs
Es hereby That OF oor doar on esch
share of the capital stock OF The Eagle Herbor Mining
Company is due and payable on u. &c OF june 1875 81
Inc oasce OF the treasurer. SAM'L COLT, TtesspTer
Detroit Msy g, lS.6. )es tlezoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

ROGLE'S HYPERION FLUID; or Vegetable
- H,lr CUmpo Hon.. The iuhscnD-r has been induced
brog thI sci, before the pubic thu request OF his
numerous customers among whom are physicians and c
OF the ir.t -sp-ctaby, who have adopted its use N
ih-ir families, SID wish others participate IL s sdganta
g-s
The Hyperion Ia composed of vegetable ingredients the
compromising and blending ~nichs knOwn solely
10 The subscriber III articles Ia which cleansing and
pur, Ing wash 10 beautifully blended with most 6eicsio
sky and go.sy moisture before attained yet free OF
animal grease essential oils IL pores OF The
skiG s-shy acon II the blood vessels, nerves.
kc Gu The hair lheteby Preventing BALDsEss and
GRAY H.iR
1t enIiIey frees The skin from scu dandruf and other
Diseases dsPoses the hair curl and changes
harshest the soft glossy and healthy state
also psrts 20 II darker color sod the free OF H. both
The and hair II ost healthy snt l01nrlani slate
Until The laissI period o! life.
Ladies wi! md The Hyperion great addition 10 the to
let both OF iIs delicate ard agreeable perfume
snc he gr-a facilities Affords in dr-sAing Is hair. which,
moist with The aud, be cress- IN required
tcI TO preserve IL place, heher ain or In cur
When Used chldrens heads lsys the foundation Of
good head Of hair.
Manufactured and for sale by WM. BOGLE, 22s Wash
ingtOn corner Of Summ-rsI Soxion. For by a. g.
Sands. druggists leo Eu'tou-st corner OF William sold
also a. 273 BtUefway and n Esst Broadway N-wYorI-
Treatise on the Aus-ony and Physiology OF ihe HAIR
with Dir ccIous FOR preye nng bsdnrss removing 6audrui
and preserving the natural beauty and sorss Of the ha
oy VIM Boyle. accompanies zach bottle m.23 lmeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
Attorneys for Attaching Creditors No 50 SIo-.IrsL AZ
han, Ci,tt IL Ia,laun

Try OkDEk OF Daniel Pratt, Supreme Court Coums
~ soner Notice Is hereby given pursuant tho pfoT
iona OF tue statute authorizing attachments sbseoad
ing concealed and nonresidonl debor thai aAh1isn
has issued against the estate Of julius j. Wood nUnresL
dent debtor and reddent Of Columbus 10 the Stats Oh1
unless no appear discharge attachment according
10 law within months from the publication OF IBIS
notice. And THAI the pay of any debts duo nn oJ
residents Of this Stale and the delivery hun for mis- us
o. any property within this belonging kin sGd 10
transfer OF any such property by him. forbidden BY law
and are void. Dated the 20th day of January. 1916
ia law9m FORBES SHELDON.
Attornles for Auaching Cr.dtUor. sYf-.u.-. Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

1 PURSUANCE Of hn order of The Surrogate OF 100
County Oi Ne~YOrf, Notice Is h- -by given all per.
so1s having elaine sg-lDst JChD FltIam late OF The thy
Tea" 1Orf, decsased To the with lac vO1chert
thereofto The subscriber h5r rr.ldeucr No 10 Wsm
street IL tho Ciy " New York. before the tnfirto
dsv Of AOyelnb-r Dated New YORK The 22d Gay Of
Nav, 1870. ny23 ls~ 6ml MARY FELTHAM kIreuIrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
so FAR.N FOR SALE.-A .pl-nliI farm

"a FAH-V foh SALE.-A spi-h9l1 farm 'or
- sale town OF limiting on, three miles hou
se-uihost land ny Norh Port, milrs from railroad
Deer insisting IT 80 so of which 10
al wood tn, farm ID beautifully situated and IN
nis state Of cultivation producing grain al Ilncs The
iwul!ing house, ana nuildugs AL good Fruit of all
DDS grape vines In full hsrine and The best OF
~aer. For parnrnar. 'nqIir. Of REED, No. p Cham
hers at or NATHAN vOHRESE. No. 81 Cnfisiopher'sL
vi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

+ -AftLph $40 6ec-foOG, Wiz psAHy sL-acn7d,
uaiHInlsh-S wlicuG board, sicgic senIc
eerea The apartments pieassrty located Il modern
ouit eouss u ne Immediate rsgnboIhood OF The PARK
Apply 81 = City Hal Pace. sl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

~ EXECUTORS sALE:-E.u,"e ksn. E..aie
Auc Un-Thv .uNscnner. Executor OF the lsst VIII
and Testament nf Gen Taomas Ward, OF The oity %!
Newark will cell at Public Auction on Saturday, tee 9osn
dav OF Jurs next the Pafs House IN The CiIy OF Ne"Hs
At O'Clock, +. 81 the following described vusIe Real Es-
tsl-.
vacant lot IN Broad-st 10 the City of Newark, TWEEN.
ty,iN ee, inch-. by hundred Md seven
--t deep Said ihe sie residence u stephen
Van CuranCt and from TIA location opposits The Upper
Park ~s calculated for the erection OF private u~ens
IN one u the pleasant parts OF ne CITY
= A tract OF ANA in the City OF Newark, being smsll
farm OF near oe junction of thu FERRY
aud 0fe.i SSanp Roads aud is ABOUT OF mile from me
Railroad Ih- of Markrs There Is good cot
t4g--hult house and preuises with tine
chad THIS propey well calculated for gsIcroins pur-
poses 3 the laud is oi the beat Gusiiy
fac. u! lana IN The City OF Newark on Tue south
east side OF tn. old Ferry Road. bounded the north by
thu lam le.diug from Thomas Riehrnss 10 the Salt Mea
do~s or III ny lands nl Richads IN The south ~
Janey Cook snd Others snc hs west ny ~ Od
Ferry ROAD coEtsnln forty ard 90 OOhs Of
Al acre Tn ~ hsve idneoase -ud barn there
on and orhat, with several OF wood TINS tract
land will be- sold IN parcels of from ten 10 heeh aires
sch and 10 oil calculated for gardening purposes
The . OF the best qiAnty.
land In the Cit, OF Newark living on the lane
lsdioe ON TIL Richsrrs the Salt Mrsdo~s con-
tsnng aud 80 0hths ot This sso
good pierce rf me adow land
~ lnsdD~ land IN the township Of Harrison,
Couny oil Hudson the moth side Of tho Cru.rTh' lad
10 Z from Newark 10 N-~-frrs and Thomas w al
xins avr,n; bounded nv said Cue~ay Fnnk Creek and
lands OF jose ii hudd and onets, coula uihg about Sky
81 l0utha OF This r~ct Will be soid
10 parcel. heiwecn 6a-en aud twenty acre..
OF salt meadow IN the County OF Hudson aote
AID n-nr The bfos ih- Hzck-nsack River. yiog
mth tho Caa.-,vsy Leading NewYo,k, aud canluil
ing ABOUT thirty acres
tract OF AIT meadow on The wet side OF th Essex
AID Mdd- sex Turnpse Ru.d, sdjo Ming lands Ed ward
ion-. avid Crane; cont-inrg and
six hund r-Ct hs uf au act- Nrw.rS Nav 23i, 1916
mySn 2,~,J-2O WM. PENNiNGrON. Executor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
ne fUR SALE OR 40 LST-rhe modern 5ulli

e iht-e Story 5ouse with sc No 10 Fourth,
81 ussr si1lh-sveDue, bulk Ia the mos: uss' ai
maruer Tor The occupancy OF former owner with marble
uan,els plate sls.s ard psied furniture There 70 hue
YARD hich lowering sh uo', raps vine znd nae
,-s Tb- house now hens pointed Jhroug hout
the b-s sun-r Tee Croton Water Sss beer introduces
and ore of Sseb-f Ranges with boiler and bath put up
The Ar we place will be sod would DE EXCHANGED
FOR small farm With good 5ui cling nsar the CIV Apply
10 J. w GRAYDON No. So PIIe,L or 10 P. CLENDEN-
v. lett,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

! 80 y
Caldwell, Misses Ellie
Carney, kpsauDa
Carrolin, Bridge,
Chapman. Miss Westley Al
Casey. Mary r
C4llasbsn, Margaret
Carroll. Mary
Cherry, EIiztneih widow
Clinton. Martha
Coal, Margaret
Cost-s, Bridget
Cox. Ann
Conway, Ann
Colt, Ms Christopher
Connol ey, Bridget
Crozs. Miss II
Colwell, Mics Julia
Cox, Mrs Am r
Cox, Mrs EIz beth
Cole. Mrs Nj ana
Coh-p, Sarah
Cox, Sarah
Colboum, Caiharine
Connel, A les
Connolly. Miss tMottiu
Cors.r, Abigail P
c 1nnelly. Bridget
Cioses, HanDsh
Colweil, Mrs Lucy
Coyi. Merry
Coleman. Mrs Abby
Curn. Mary
Curry, Mary
Curren. Bridget
Curry, Aan
Curtis, i.ucretis N
Curtis. C4iharine
Cur,i.. Ellen
Davies, Margaret..2
DAVIS, Mrs Chns widow)
Davis, j 4ns NJ
Darcy, Acme
d tn'or.h, Julia
Davenport, Victoria
barney, Mrs J
Dewsiu. Cathsrine l.
D-rvi,t, Mira Mary
D-haux, Jalia
D-Lscey Florence
Divine. Sarah
Drlnker, Mrs VIM w
Dowp-y Julis
Dcran, Mary
Dorel, Mrs A
Opud, Bridget
DoGohoe, Anue
oonuel,y. Nancy
Doisn. Mary
Donovan, Mary
Donnelly, Mrs IMulhorry.st
Donneilv, Bridget
Dolhv, Il ser
Dunh-r, Margaret Z
Dfummond, susan
Duffy, ME- Ai-ll
FRnn. Eleanor
E,r. Mo- Muiherry.si)
Earl, Margaret C
Ev~rsor, Mrs Maria
Everett. Elm II
Evans, Mrs Hannah
Ewes, Mrs. Martha
Farrell, Ellen
Farrell. May
+ ,llGu, Miro
Fay. Mise Cauin
+ npeil, Susanna
Fletcher Eieuor
Fuller, Mrs
F,eldep Mrs Sarah
Flche,, Marguerite
Fbst-r, Anna
FIX. Anna
Gala her, Jnne
G ,,isner, C-tharine
G4Dhle. EliZsbeth
Gsugh win. J 4ne
Gates frances A
Gray, Jane Ann
Cray, HELEN A
Gallaucet. Miss c W
Gregory. Mrs E
GteeD. Mrt Aou
Green. Eliz4helb
GuihIh, Mrs Ann
Gihn-y, ElzR
GIheps, MATE
Gfitfen, Lucy Am
G'iusly. hiisp Ellen
Gillard, Miss IA
Gibbons, Cs,hsrine
,GIslinp, mrs l. Ii
Godfrey, Charlotte
g Nnn,gle, Mary
G Iesl. Mrs NJ
Goo,ey, Miss Elizabeth
Handiey, Ann
Harrington, Mrs Emma
Hagau, Mrs Wes,-st)
hnsk-ll, Fcauces Z
Hall, Margaret
Hand, Sarah
Hammond. Mrs Hannah
Haviland. Mrs Louisa
Hensop, Mrs Sarah
Henersy, Aun
Hi ton. Jsue Ann
HUI. Hrnr'elt-..c
Hill. Mrs Horace J
higpius, Mrs E A
Ginis, Mary
Hospitsli-r, Madame z
Horn. Ella
Howard, Miss Louisa
Horscan Mary
Howe. May
Hus-, Mary
Hum .. Isabella
Hnche'son. Ellen
Hughes, Mr.. Susan 7
Irwin, Hester
jeffrey, Mrs.
Jeag er, AIRS DR. NJ D
Jepkius. Mr.. Ssrnh
Jenkius. Miss Mary
Jebb, Margaret
Johns, Sarah
Jonea. Rachel
Johnson. Laura
Justice, Mrs L A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

ny ORDER OF the Hon Peter 0snseyoort hr.t Judge
~ Of Albany County Courts of the Degree vi unssot
nj Law ot The Supreme Court Notice s hereby yeL pp
To the provisions OF The authorizing sIsca
ments against snsconding Concealed and nOn-resdentdt
that attachment ISSUED against the VI Ytb
rcR McAdas anOniesdcnt debtor aud resident vi Nohf
Hampton, Ia the State Of Massachusetts and that the sad
will be sold Tor the payment Of hs debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment, cofdng law within
zine months rom the publication OF this notice; and
thai the payment of any debts him by residents Of this
State and The delivery to him for his use OF any properly
within this Slate belonging him, aud transfer Of any
such property by him. forbidden by law and VOID
Dated the 18th day vi September lgi5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

NOTICE VI -pp ic-tvG tOf Inc d.,hsr.- of "a -
vea orbtor ffvUI MS d-bo. gursgscI The pr,v,E
OF thu thrt art'c II the tits II 9Th
s-coud part OF tie Revised StSIGi-s JoS2 s,iukan n e
c! and COUNTY Of NV YORK, ius3i.-ut u onr se
pUo.:s.e1 jun s. lsiseretit"rs appear
Son Ch,ri-. Day. Judge u tn Court q; c.,sos
P,r-s 'or Nh City AID Gust, o. SssY Jr1 Coat,.I
'S Sc NJ ensaogr. 10 ne Ci,s H., " se- ,y .,
VI ~ INST dsy and show csus-, ,. shst have ~
.hould rHke assignment OF bis property .aS
cha g-c ON kis debts.
IN 4 L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
YIN ELEGANT SUMMER HATs-tUna1p.ra

Vii ELEGANT sun HEK HATS-tUn,RTpspA
A By sny aud al tho city priceJ combating Of
peror Whit Snd Pearl Brush, Whic and Pearl CO..
smere, w bile and Drib Besyers AsoB good assOnm,ti
VI Black Fur French aud Germ'n Mole.Sin Hate; ven
superior Imitation MVl-sEiG Hat at the reduced prics
25 which VIII compare I'D yanag eousy win Hais .od
81 ~ and 81 lin any Instance the tJss give
perfect saislariion, Ii be fully Obtained by gving
formation 10 The subscriber. j. w. KELLOGG,
~ Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
"A FOR SALE 600 Lots The POST ESTATE
ETs in EAST RROOkLYN, saai. ON Nyrn-.Svenue

SgS in EAST RROOkLfN, situate ON Myr!-.Sverue
49, Crulher and Cs-lon. Oxford Portsrd, Dekso SIS
and Flushing aveaue. Park snd olh-r avenues
The subscriber Offers az private sale upward ~ OF"
los and avenues. ccnprisng some OF
mos, Desirable and delightful locations IN Tie fi.y oil
Brooklyl
To indiViuss or associations desiring 10 erect uniform
buildings lots adjoining each other IN quantities to IL W,
offered: TIL. idle ia ud,plIsbe Covenants against pu
.snc-s will be in the deeds. Toe entire property
fronts on Wssbout Bay and the Est River, and Ia wiih'
sbor, d-tspcs of thu Futon Catherine and JacEson--t
Ferries and Ferry the immediate vicinity hss
b-eu pro Iec;ed pcted wi be 10 operation
The soil admirsbly sdsprd FOE building purposes and
III. grade such and the property altogether sdvani
s-ou.y A,ed that nearly every lot commands view
the civ and harhor of New.Yurk Several PARKS and
Squares are in immediate shborhood. For informs
ton rnaps. terms, &c apply az the Ofhc- OF
c. s Woodruff. Executor ot Gersrdus Post, decd,
rvI1 eo1,f 80 Fulinr--t N-v-YorI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
feadi Notices.
THE UNDERsICNYD ssving her

THE UNDERSIGNED having be-r duly .pno,..-,
hy me hoo Frs.terrk TSllrsde-. R-cord-- ~ 80
City Of sevfo'k Trustees Of ITO estate of G-ory Te
wood nou-'esid-ni debtor, al persons Indebted - -
account - ali debt. and suu.s Of Gooey o~irs By O.
sp-ctiv-iy 10 III" ssid L"ck~oOd sad psy ur -. "a
and AL 10 th-tr %
any properly Effects Of the sA,d Lock ood ara
deliver the 10 the r,ss;-~s or b-for. ,s-ace
i--nh DAY Of Ju To- oSee OF harvey y,,-i
ESQ. No N-sssr-st in he city Of Ns~.Yors An "
OF hs sa.d Lockwood r-Ga cd TO ,'.t,-r esl
svecI.ys sccoaniB and demands to r. ssid rps,- 70
.Arne i.rne snd plsee Ds.ed H-wYors April q,
ISAAC FOWLER '%
ABRAHAM c DAYTON
.2e~ RnS'V.fL 9 ss.tSSN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

N7OHAWK AND HUDSON KAiLRAOD COMPANY.
WITH, Annual Election for Direction OF this Company
yyill be- held al the oce OF Rswdon GroesSeck No IL
Wans, Nss.York on tbs second "Wednesday Och dsyl
a, Iuue NEXT Al l2 O'Clock OF tss day. TIE poll
W,l cou,inue open hour. Albany May ih, 1875 By
or asr OF ,ns Board OF Directors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

ROBERT n. NORRIS, p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

sps ORDER JUhu TIA, l,r Esg supreme
I'D Court COMMISSIONER residing U~-so, Tioss Coun.
t. Notice 10 hereby given that altach.n has Issued
~ the of KuaYp burch OF o. ego,
Ia the CuunIy of Toga nb-conding concealed drbio
DUE proof made lhs said Supremo Court ComD.ul.
pursuant 10 te direction. ut the salute CONCERNING al
Debtors and hat the will he sold Tor The rnt VI
his debts the ald knspp Burch appear and dichss
such attachment sccurdus ithn hr-u month. from
The rs publication Of mis- notice; and that the m-nt VI
auy GeD The delivery Of any properly belonging 10 tho
said debtor 10 him or for Ills aud the transfer any
Defly ny hun for purpose whstrv- forbidden By
law and VOID. Dated March 3D. 1876
Z. S. SWEET, AIRY for Attaching Cr-ditors.
MI la~S'n Ow-go, TogA County N T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

Gl>E on TWO GENILEmEN -ccomm
~ dated with Board private family, pesssnty iocaei
opposite the Park. No other boercern. Address G. T.
T ibune oitce -2 2wrod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

Ell LATEST STYLE--Ar THE OLD STAND II,
GAA CLARK now Offers 20 the pubic the latest faibtoa
of Sumner Styie Of H.l., where be can furnish 10
public win the Complete and r1chr e. Ernese
The lowest cash prcean rnrey srIici- III. uree
Toilet Hal Containing Z" PATENT REFLEcTos," vpec
gentlemen Will ai m. My coIveLl-1 u,vd
me PAIEsr REFLECTOR comin-nc il one OF ,hs r+
and appropriate improvements they sci
Witnessed, ind Tor which charge Is made g9
sale Only al II CLARkS Hat and Cap Warehou,e, oOa.
ner u Ch1th iiD Pear sts lea INC
Ell HATS. HATs..-Pad. n"l-.Aln hats q s.
Hats 81 50 81 u.s. p-rior IN style and fabbp
those IN ms1y PLACES at 50; nesl Hassl a. g. nuta
VIII be Pleased 10 ms trucs TIL. -slsob.bg-DI
mtG i'm GEO p. II. BROWN Ii6 Cs1sLst
all SPRING fASHlON.-orowu d I7o CSU
a&A& hafnsqusre, corDrr OF horI wish inform u
pubic Of their recent improvement 10 tho nlsraiso
TIRE and hnsh OF their e3 h.tsccuoining HON, oosa9
sud dufabil.y-Lises important confederation 70 ~
myIl ln'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
3oaroi1u ano 6otrls.

COUNTRY B0ARDING-Can be had 10 peas.
~ aud healthy location about u miles from New-Y"rk
To those doing busn In the city who wish 10 reside win
lion very desirable II Is Contiguous 10 The Harlem
R.rosc from which stages the house several
uInes sdsy Apply, by post or "iher~ise, 10
Ii 9eOoc SARAH GOIGu. Wtalche.ler ". Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

kOAhD 4 - JUn l. - MIST -t"O CO
- shiiei'-n cSc DC well accommodated VIII board,
ai-r--, :ec1if-d Also az Apartment s1is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

A fhItATE FAMILY residing upon farm IN the
<1Iown OF Fishkil, pleasantly located the village,
would respectable families with board
during Summer. Reference-Rev. NJ S. Hutton, 22s
ath-st n Y. m2i 2aw3m-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

OFFICE OF THE DELAwAAk AND hupsoN CANAL Co
Now-Yogk, Nay 7th 1916,
VTyHE Stockholders o.this Company hereby no,aet
thai 40 nstslueat OF Ten Dollars per sharr row
or svtp sIoca has ordered by the Bossd Manaers
nayabs 10 The Tressntes oee of the Company cor
poJ OF Wssrn and Pinss;A Monday, The 9Th day CT
June next ISAAC ". skfhiooh, Tfea1a'er.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

- a. IL l.. ID ELluuaICU, Happy 10 inform toetT
ir-ncs snd he public mat Ihelf Heel IL Broad.
way No - croer OF Norr.s-sl IS bow completed suc
VIII DC opened on :a- arsi Of JuCe next No pains have
been spared 10 render OF nosi comfortable u the
ely arc Prrsons desrous Of permanent home We'll
Strangers merely Passing by viii md all heir and
comforts amended 70 wild he attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06
s,lrnnnone, u. WanLso.

NLASTED-A situation for an cciive, intelligent Isd,
w it years OF sge, is wholesale eroc-ry Communion
c. shippirg house uhere he acquire kno~ledee o.
business Compensation is al present. not expected ss.
factory REFERENCE, given 10 moral character ADDRESS
), = 9ine p 81 OI-.. ia SirOd<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-06

SEvxsra wAxD bASN, New ok, MAY II, 1910.
GLECTION-The s,och holders OF this Bank ar here
Ghy noted that election or thirteen Directors for The
ensuing and for thee Inspectors Of the peS succet
tng election win DO held tho Banking House on Tuesday,
tbs 9Th day OF June next
Tho poll viii DO open at Il ID. and cose q; P.
By order OF The Soard
ieej~s A FRASER Cashier.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
Vermont Temperance Society.

The annual meeting was holden at Vergennos OIL
the 18th instant, and was fully attended and highly in
t%orestng, judging from the published proceedings Oh
whole of which we have not room to give. His Excel
lency, William Slade, was chosen President fr tic
year ensuing. The next annual meeting is fixed a
Chester, the ID Wednesday in Jan. 1917. We eXtrac
the following from the resolutions:
A. Rcselred, That the moral suasion necessary t
perfect the temperance reform, must include the NOR
al power Of law.
5. Resoircd, That the friends of Temperance in the
several Counties be earnestly requested to sustain eff
fcient County Societies, with the view of establishing
just principles; of strengthening and beckoning on
wards the Town Societies and of acting with sucl
concert and energy as to carry the blessings of Ten
Perance to every nook and corner Of the respective
Counties.
6. Rcso'rcA, That the clergy of all denominations
be respectfully requested to preach a sermon to then
respective congregations as soon as convenient, anC
from time to time, on the Importance of Temperance
and to aid with their whole influence in bringing, tC
pass the delightful spectacle ola complete moral ref
ormation on this subject. y
9. ReSolUed, as the law ought to be a terror to evi
doors, That if prosecutions arc not enforced by thOsc
who complain yociferously about unlawful sales, it is
the most solemn duty ofall who believe the provisions
Of the law wholesome, in their associated capacity Of
county and town societies, to concert such measures
as will make every man who sells unlawfully to quai
under the biting sanctions of the law.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-01-29
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