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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
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From the Louisville Journal.
10 a StepEhiId.
Thou art not mine-the golden locks that cluster
Round thy broad brow
Thy blue eyes with their soft and liquid lustre,
And cheek of snow
Fen the strange sadness on thy infant features
Blending with love-
Are hers whose mournful eyes seem sadly bending
On her lost dove.
Thou art not mine-upon thy sweet lip fingers
Thy mothers smile
And while I press thy soft and baby fingers
In mine the while
In the deep eyes so trustfully uprising
Their light to mine
deem the spirit of Thy mother gazing
To my souls shrine,
They ask me with their meek and soft beseeching
A mothers care
They ask mothers kind and patient teaching
mothers prayer.
Not mine, yet dear to me, fair fragrant blossom
Of fair tree
Crushed TO the earth in fe's first glorious summer
Thou'rt dear to me,
Child Of the lost, the buried and the santed
| call thee mine
Till fairer still with tears and sin untainted--
Her home be thine
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
TIE FIRE L N A N.
Forthe Green Mountain Freeman.
The Church""ItS Nature and Object.
A sERMoN-BY REV. E. J. COMINGs.
(COncluded.J


(COncLuded)
l PETER, 2: 9.--"But We are a chosen generation,
royal priesthood, holy nation, peculiar people, that
we should show forth the praises of him who hath
called you out of darkness into his marvellous light"
Having briefly spoken of the nature of the church,
we pass to show,
II. What is the design of it. BY this mean, What
the object of the Head the Church in establish.
ing an organized body here on earth?-and what
should be the object aimed at by every individual in
becoming member of it? The design, whatever it
be- of Christ and that of his followers, should be den
teal His design should be ever before us, aid be
ours What then is it? An answer to this important
question will lead into whirlpool of opinions But
let US adventure ourselves, hoping to find the pearl Of
truth Several answers may be given to the question
each of which will embrace the TRUTH
]. The grand design of the Lord Jesus, in estab.
fishing church, was, in this way to meke His owr
Chan acLer and perfect bessedness koVn TO The tcord He
designed so to make His own holiness and bliss shine
forth that man. in his darkness and degradation NIGH
be raised to the enjoyment of the same blessedness
and thus ultimately glorfy His Father in heaven
This design of making all intelligences acquainted
with His character and bliss is at the foundation Of al
He has ever DONE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

If thou art a vessel of gold and thy brother
but of wood, be not high-minded; it is God that
maketh thee to differ; the more bounty God
shows, the more humility he requires. Those
mines that are richest are deepest; those stars
that are highest seem smallest; the goodliest
buildings have the lowest foundations; the more
God honoreth men, the more they should hum
BILE themselves; the more fruit, the lower the
branch on which it grows: pride is ever the
companion of emptiness. Oh, how full was the
apostle, yet how low was his language of himself
least of all saints, last of apostles, chief Of
sinners; no suficiency to think, no abilities to
do all that he is. he isby divine grace.-Rey-
nOldS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
Heaven,

If heaven be my home, and Christ my way, I
will haste to know the way ere l haste to travel
to my home. He that runs hastily in way he
knows not, may come speedily to home that he
loves not If Christ be my way, and heaven my
home, | will rather endure my painful walk than
want my perfect rest. l more esteem my home
than my journey; my actions shall be led by
knowledge, my knowledge be followed by actions.
Ignorance is bad mother to devotion; and
ideness bad steward to knowledge arwicks
Spare Minutes
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
Where is Jerusalem?

"Jerusalem is the city of the great King"
saith the Lord. Where is Jerusalem? Where
the eye overfows with tears of mourning after
God where the knee and the heart are bowed
at the throne of grace; where the hands of faith
are lifted up to the cross, and lips of sincerity
utter their prayers and praise--there is Jerusa-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

If e'er to bless thy sous
My voice or hands deny,
These hands let useful skill forsake,
This voice in silence die.
For her my tears shall fall;
For her my prayers ascend,
To her my cares and tolls be given
Till tolls and cares shall end"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03

He made the heavens to declare the glory of God,
and the armament to show forth HIS handy work. All
things, animate and inanimate, were formed for this
end. When God formed man in His own likeness
miniature likeness of Himself-He had this in view.
For the same purpose the Son of God endured the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-03
Religious.
Rapidly Of Time.

Rapidly Of Time,
The moments fly-a minutes gone!
The minutes ny-an hour is run!
The day is fed-the night is here!
Thus flies week. month, year.
A year, alas! how soon its past
Who knows but this may be my last
A few short years, how soon they're fled,
And we are numbered with the dead. ANON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16

T,aS.p. Al Cornwall. u. Give ind m the
A,,er,aI Couyte5 detailed account % me tofnsog =
Corn<.u 4, appears q nave been f'sIJ t"fiiNc'
cloud. were dense black. and iesrfnily asseo fusniD-
,osr.,d esch other whiring round and men Dofsuns
-, To- the .,na<s from . csnDOns noun j ne
~ VS. hot The thunder and lightning sppsinhe snu w
,.in cams down 10 torrents. Houses sbo s'a'ss 80
blown down end unroo'ed trees anl I1pIe'
The ero1rd and psOpi' were f"oii's 1'""' '"''
e.ttie a most frantic win asfn
a, -, ,ssr nassLa Point two miles above ms wafer
q, IN. ~ Isyssoce caught up Ike wnat are caiea
.s- svoais ats There Srre three houses ossuoy'n
.lsht unroofed uoe more or less lnJuso eie'eh Oot
800. bio, down ihirtef unrOocc and msDy otners
,,red IRE shingles and pieces Of board from M roois
were Carl down distance Of three miles INTO me lar
m.rs fields The tornado approached tns oSnK OF 'ue
- Lawrence again ~ Lancaster village, "nrfe sesri
building, vere destroyed and = woman sno emo ~
b I,i.reo As 10 pfec udo eli hope q recovery Only
o, lie "A lost tina, Of little girl Of - who was blown
int the cans ana drowned Several saved themselves
from the ,am. f.ts ouy by chngng 10 the poss ue7s
&c against which they we're blown. One man "es
token W several fec, into the air
a pRfc1ous WIFE We learn from the Cum
B,ylsad (MS) Mouafaiasr tina. foul snd aifociou-
murder xsas com rdted BY woman upon me per son on
her Husband somo iew days ago. his ""nsh - 'ne
,sne snticai Ns Frey, who was accused OF oops &C
c.s.orv IN lhe murder Of a former husband, tNr ffeyJ
~ h uouer part of Alezsny County some two or three
wears seee and for which WIN. Crise suffered 'tatn
mon the gailovs Sho conult'ed the foul decd "nie
hsf husband sleeping. by pouring 10, lead INTO De
ears THIS last tragedy was performed In
aod tins Marylsnn ins enc 10 NO" oV"""'u ." -"
10 avn it her trial.
~ We learn from friend in Northampton
tbroSh Thoopson Express inst tho letters taken from
IN. post Office In Northampton were iOun1 on fnoay
afternoon Ia bushes by tbs side OF an our pain ite
below Mapiest In the Northampton meadows me
letters were all opened aod rted OF all money but inc
Springfield Gsz llih.
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ARLINGTON
CROCKERY STORE,
" TOIVsaIl
NO. lbs WILLIAM->T. opposite the ' W Washing


NO. t3S WILlIAM->r- opposite the " " ashns
4 Y ton stores "a door below fUltol-st
The subscriber having been tor some tine pes "a cy sn
- M the CHINA GLASS AND kARrHE\ WARE
bas.ues At WHOLESALE, has recently completed extern
.Ve 0r inruishia ~ families aud Those COM
eae.nx hoasek with goods his line. and be Is
20 ms SCOTS lower rates than those engaged m
the RETAIL TRADE exclusively. IA consequence OF ms
large aud frequent mPoTsatons foT his W hoi-SsAlf.
BUSINESS. The location OF tue establishment OF tne
.abscber bcn such that be pays low rent and nens
moderate expenses enables hun 60 carry ont NJ Intention
OF furnishing ms wares At REDUCED PRICES
The subscriber designs selling good articles, and wltoi
enumeration OF his styles Of French China Dinner AND
Dessert services me China decorated granite Tea and
Conee Sets, Toilet ware ln great variety Solar Lamps
Vases oanooles Mauiel Ornaments. ksncy Goods, gt
and iian Nisss sa common goos Ac &C. would saN ~
al in want thai he PROMISES u convince them II they wi
favor HIM VITA call that they purchase goods Al his
establishment on much more FAVORABLE TERMS than
RETAIL STORE bat should this not be deemed am M.
dacement, be would solicit patronage upoa the -iouna
oaering Cor thelI Inspection al unusually LARGE AND
USRINALEp SfoCh, tsom which selections can l.
made that viii give entire satisfaction. Hotels hips and
steamboats, FURNISHED.
Goods sent lrcc~t expense 20 al parts Of the city.
.fTrhxS n GEORGE II CfAFP
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cowpENp OF AGRICULTURE,

nyp \ ALLFN-The cLesrest AID not FsIla. y
ID - for farmer ever printed being compete GUIDE
both practical and scientific, gf the uln--eenl on le
fsrcoutsinins concise and plsinly wnffen expost9n
of tie general duties pertaining 20 the CULTIVATION OF i-e
Earth The breeding of Live stock, &c &C..
The reader can form idea OF what DE- y GONG ~ n
from the fact that this work treats in PLAN laci
manner Of upward Of 90 different subjects f1 20
fhe Fsre~ lie Planter the ~fockhreeder, ald te h0i
cnlfurst u sls0 touches Geology. chemistry boii y
Ana-av Physiology and Mechanic, b. applicable 20 AZ
rlculfure ..t.
This book contains ~ rsges beautifully bound in cotn
rit suitshle fr library 10 would BE- most viuat r.
premium for dl.tuufiqu among A-fcui'ia t'-1s' 20
,gl,h IND f the trade liberal discount would b. made.
pc orIv Ell FOR ssle hg 4 VI sANION,
- b 2ll Rr1adway. New-l OK
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NEyY-YORK TRIBUNE.


.. MUSINGS FOR me ificUte
yyaiIr We - our hopes depart.
,uhiIs we find one faithful heart
lie, us fondly 70 IL cling,
Deer1ing il a sacred thing
Still. within the inmost mind,
Let the Jewel be enshrinedi
For the Joys that all may know,
Cannot DER my pathway How;
Tho,e that from affection spring
Thgse that priest blessings bring
los. ths, nought bat death eau part,
Live forever in nay heart
Ihave wept when others smiled
Wept. AMI noosht but hope begulled
have seen each vision bright
Vanish ike a cloud OF night
Then. wit ask. when these shall part
Why sigh is IL ny heart
nave felt a CD asst ming power
Der me steal 10 some lone b0ur
And my spirit, all subdued
Woald DOT 10 earth's charms Ds "vOou'
Those that bloom when these soa" Pei''
Live forever 10 nay bear
rh.v. i.s,oed u love them well
r., hsve bound ne with speiii
Richter fartban glIttering gem
Fairer than diadem--
Icoold never with them part
arso,,.,s enshnn'd within the heart
while wesee each vision Ay,
while oar loved ones droop and de
while our JOYS are here, :hen gone
Like the strains from music flown.
Gen while these must al depart.
Still there's Love within the heart
LUCIA
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MARINE JOU r n A l..
PORT OF NEW WORK.
ARRIVED.


Ship Joshua Bates tcf Boston) stoddaId anton may
"a tss sks &c, 70 Weston Gray. Len ship houqns,
Tor NewYofk next day Aus 10, lat 81 40 long ~ spose
h.t s,lerus from Boston - Domingo, 100 out ltn
at So T. LONG ~ 80 exchanged signals VITA oak sho""s
hlue siennl with letters III y in II
Bns Anna Randall. sherman, Charleston ~ as lumber
10 Badger, Peck & Co, =, so -
Braslnsn brig fere Fogo, Rogo M'Tanham 80 ps hides
Ae to L Coming \ son or
sehr comels BLIZZARD Brandywine, DIS, corn meal &c
sehr Express corson Brandywine d', corn meal &c,
10 J Buckley. -, ,,.,-..- >,c ,a.....i
stores, TO y McCfeacy Co, a. -
coffee SC 10 Jons Thompson Len baIks Harrington
Auchinoloss or Trieste, loading Backus fontaiue Ne"
YORK ds, brig Talimanse Nluug Philadelphia osl s.
ath ult near ST lago spoke scLr Austin, ian Boston sep
4 10 miles FNE I'm the Hole-in Wall, saw Oct
loaded barb showing red signal with black letters ~ a.
standing WSW. ,e. -.
smith \ b0ynton-
sehr james Kirby Phillips, Virginia, ds, potatoes i'
II Aasens Co , 49, , c,
NC, de, naval stores, 10 A Gamble
sehr baltimore. sAsht, Baltimore, DIS. hour, &c Il
Starses, Chairman Go.
SIN Palestine Green Salt Key Sept ,, salt 10 order
Len no American vessels ia port.
CoLLis,oN-The sehrs Planet, and John Randolph boil
from Philadelphia, IA beating up The Lower BAY iAis mo-
ins the run into the rs main channel aud cot he
down 10 the edge Tho carried away her Do"
spTlf, head rlgElug, &c.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.

L,RANcis Il MoELKOY late with WM 7, JsNSINss
CO. Of Broadway ecss 70 ailo2nee 70 h Trends and
The pahc thai he has opened the - Broadway two
doom above Wan A. Jennings Co > oi ne purpose o.
carrying the merchant tailoring business IN al IL
branches Al al times lie viii have hand the best and
most fashionable OF read maze garments and VAL attend
puactaay TO any caso work his old customers or TIE
public asy favor HIM with Purchasing lis goods for casa
ke will be able 70 sell As any other establishment
and he hopes By integrity and attention 70
Enert the many ayOls he has heretoiore feeeiNr&
~ SHIRTS stooks and hosiery Of al descriptions
on hand aaSl In
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rsrvlrg oLAsses IN rRENCH.

BA-sEI, PfOfrssOf d Fleoel I'D Lll.f,l-fri -
A.0rs ID. evening csss.. 10 Sf-1c o- ne IN .
FfsrG inst Hi. mod q leschrg Nj relieve NE pa
D u .xO hours s'ucy esfh l-ssyn TIE con.Hue.4ot
81 M LANGUAGE Compared with he hog sh viii - given
sfhou t4cJing rulss excepo1,, Dot-s &c &c rof tsf
her rsrf Gu srs ~ application al vii be ~ siteo
re rrerflrs OF ifs Hechsnics insti1ts vii be re-
ce v.d r te gsys terms by showing heir Ger Locates
4 cis.s fJr isd e. ir t1- sfterf Don. 81,
ThOs- VINO wisb 10 j0lns Conversation c4sa VIII INC
o. = s9eady formed -,
B-ao egenog class for ladies and grniemso Is az
,esdg formed a. ir East Er sdSsJ f5f hose who 'e 10
hat Won ~ a. t1e residence Of Dr. Erred.
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BOOK TRADE.
TO ENGINEERS,
CONTRACTORS AND SURVEYORS.
IL Eagias,rs, CortTseto-l gHa s4rusyors P'cfei

y.
Table Boot
DY J. " SCRIBSFR, A. ". - pages -tun- rack
Dbirdirg with gilt edge Published ry hlntll-tl- q
Sareze 20 Pesrl-sr Sew-iCrk
The above work comprises LsEsrifh-s of NUMBER ot
srrhnic and Isnzenfs Natural -ines .ni Ntf-ft
Tanrents. the Traverse Table, and full .d eAien-s7
.et OF tables exhibiting a. view the number % '91
Yards contained ID any em1ar ruert or cutting l Joy
srv base ~ slope 81 sides usual Iu pracce BESIDE
ss-erfa table, the Work rrses y PAGES MOI. ei ~
surstou Tables Weighta 81 Iron, >trerEfh 81 Aaef--
Formula DIAGRAMS &C for laying org hA-i i-t p,
aud Curves. much Of vhcl tss rcFer before been
n The rabiic ard al indispensable % the 5s
look viii prove xresr saving oi time ard "" el-- ne
req he4rne- 20 furnish results as eccrraie4 al1 Nil
much sresfer rspid-Y g the most experienced il le pro-
f@.sr without its AID The tables ~ o-arfls &C. lite
been carefully corrected AID compared stl cei tli 2.
r1s o4 tne sane tables, end al he tables tlf1--. p i
is have been read carefully by proofs torr times hefe
the most implicit confidence nay be- placed Do ihei coz
recfness 49,. 30. --..-
49, scribners Enrneers and Mech ucs Com .nlon
new e. t0r - pages ENLARGED. win - PAGES pi s-r.
new matter. and much improved threi-to-.- . 49,,
IL believed these books are so vel a4f4 'e- Fl ~
.te rfe.sios that fhev cannot sfort o. d. viil9li
them and that they vii ed 10 re~aflias "s-ls1's1
mental lahor. L.. rf..-. Oh -.-. -t
Both are forsale by eli lie principe D9oAe-.sis
on the United states and Csnsca, sld O. go q
9ff HUNTINGTON sANADE ~ Letl-s-
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SCHOOLS.
DRAWING

PAfSrlNe
z WATERSTOS would respectfully inform ne -,
y. he thar be Will open his next session Tor ne I'll III
il dr.sag In black lead cr8yOn, ana Ps-h,lt - S.r
water COLOR a. Broadway, or about thS .,seree
teuber For farther particular Apply > ~
= Walkers s-,.. ,srr Of hs time
y b-Mr. ". viii Col-l1c - Inn
- slr.s
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nANCING.

r,onsvopTH "a Brooue-sf neif Di1.1~ y ,.
DOD"yi' y ~, ,s-.,iox .eas0n wall commence on
Tuesday Oct. 5. ...-y %, enter into 3 detailed
a zen. r. -.5vsrrsses Of bis school OF Of his own
~0ud SIMPLY si.te ne. e tees, s s
lh1ees ~ S.usday e. halipast ~ lar lee and child
7--s.erg ard Friday a. hsltpast7 tor gentlemen.
zen - .,iee a month confined entirely o. fhe pupils
. i..srr. ar sny time not occupied b. The cssses,
ti1,1ns rhe Polka. Rsdo@a any Of the new dances
10 ,~S---.s. ar families attended. 81 9mistp
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DrnIIC NOTICEi.here

r,rnIIC NOTICE is hereby given, that Resolution
ia. been presented IN the Board of Aldermen, that the
Committee on Roads and Canals report rs % the eNpeae
~ of extending the IN Janes-s 20 the nofhciy
.de OF Chahanst All persons interested IN the ABOVE
proposition having objections 70 the same are 20
rnf them M writing 90 the unders gned, Al his once
Hs of Records on ON before the sd day Of September
inst MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner;
Street Commissioners Office, sep. IL, l3fi 80
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BUILDING

BUILDING
Sd ENG BRASCH % illl.try ~h.eh o. al cQrtilio1s
DmNrif-.ls tkiI All Judgment h De-gu. - uee "a
varied snis ant 4irs ers u society z proPortor
10 me IND v,sasl experience arc cspsciiy trc r-se
thngs tscoIr- dem by scrutiny therefore sher a-h
ali n suenlion au1 80 spflcston- il ne pracict
spa- of Hn lcnE-orsr ne rr'1 20 lese VIZ g nee
r.tss 1. rroc4rls Designs S-eiteAors, I'd Scfkil
dra~irg WIN slch 1ir-f ssnto1 nsJ seen lec'.sfs
duunx TIE PROCESS x he wqfk-o1 t-ims 0si scFslis
s-oas naa .asfscory. q TIE recall % some q ny
solrs be seen here i1str M silr-lor ~ a. IA
sress-6 e. cay zsch.iec ursl Ofsc- Nsst N-s-f SrK
AIS N&Tkiu. A. SdELDON, Architect
CHoICE PERFusiERY and Fancy Soap. hole
~ sale a. bAssans, u Cortlard-st al IN
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To TAIIORS

rI,HF UNDERSIGNED ias remaining on hand few
copies az his celebrated work on Cutting anons y men
are few copies a. ghfiy s0ei, but Do otnef re- eo- are
ne rect which be will .cl AZ reduced price 10 ' Deem
"a unuecessarv o. anything n praise OF ilf 100
work AZ Do is universally ackuo1 edged by te trade ~ -
the fall and complete Arrangement ever Dr''' pun
llshed 40 N
Price OF the book complete. ....'.''.'.-'.'. -i1 W
Do half bound ............s.s... ~
Address with remittance " H. - - !. 'iH
SO imDNW llJ broadwaY- Ntw- = VI
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DUBLIC NOTICE

nTHIIC NOTICE j. hereby given, that the follow
'nr mons lave been presented In the Board OF Al
denen viz: To have constructed In Spruee-sl
from Nasaust and through Coolest 20 connect ~
.er in Ferrys- To have a sewer constructed in Tenth
. fom the heng built 10 said street. 10 second
- H. bsr vacant lufa 10 fffeen-t hetssesn iift An
etb ave. fenced n Al persons interested n the above
rp.ifous having objections the same are requested
Han IN Records on W before the 2jd day u September
49, MARTIN T. THOMPSON, Street Commissioner.
M =. :. ~ 7orey'. Oace sent 49, 1917 sl3
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ii. q D " STE BBIHs -

~ II Slss.u-sr. -. 49,.
UAyE FOR SALE, Il io'' % 81 p
sRoNs sHEErIsGs-s sTssi yarsy S,ryiss. $500 sssy
aar fre-L-Trecc-. P0r-sr'.-9 - -. A ~ Csr-
l>osreii Esion NJ We,iporI "airs.o1'' VIZ" ,V
cTTOS YARs-T~.. and sling 70 ~. - s - I,a
- lssi nils % fslsrs11, le@ 'r''''
'eoSs.s YARNS fsr cesafr7 Trsas-a..or-s % , q
~ 80. - t,r--ets "a Se< J-r-~y. Iors Xxi
az I.s.n ia-n ~ o-s g1ai.l 70 -, T,,,
BPOH ' DRfLf.s-0laabarg'. si-..s ''' '-"'-'
CAN'T Hrrp Hicffag s'i.t Iar'rf &c So. a. s-.
II B-Ltb-rai s1vlrcr. mae o. Go .l-l---,- = I'D
n,ST.IooN.-F AHRENs. tle vel known i ants
i Tailor - Ala-sf. has ..f-is iree-'e- -.si ~ -
f.rrv css-.-es of which le n--r' as o u4--4 '-'
ol = F-.s "a v..,..h t.sck -lssinaeFes sad dccskns,
f---s a ~ = ~ 49, us-rant@d god ~ no sale
On. a.. %. &c - sd In
,TO COUNTRY MERCHANT-.-Brosa sns
De- ste.s- =. al >AirtinEs q every style and
100 ~ ~. 49, h-.ri. both heavy and the, >tafk
sill. Indian Head. Prem Heavy, MefrlaeN F. lkl9~ ~
81. may BE- bad 3, maariactnisI, 80 Oh ~, -.
,Tics Irvine. warp and Walllrs 49,. ls. ,,,rr W.
ton Yarn ls5l 4. y. . .,Dl M -
DHE~Ix MILL COT rOs Ut th.-tns esnVss
L nost exclusively USED 10 ~ Jailed -isi@l nay =
a-d a. inches vide warrst-t eql1 y lo- superior - -nY
Ossr couoa Dses n'y low BE- 80 i ~ pscl GO
suf liza u. .. trSA a ~
LIER~EY- And PLANS packages " all
N lz-on. Concord River, t-of- D-4''ol7 A- Do'''
= Cos PLAINS and se-sess - 80 ~ 90 p, N
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-16
CORPORATION NOTICES
CORPORATION NOTICE-PubHc MOTTO

CORPORATION NoTIt E-fuDlc notice D. mere
Wv given fo the owner or owners, occupant 90 oceu
pants ol all houses and l0f proved or uninrroe Anis
affected thereby thai the following nave been
-ed aud altered hv the Assessors srr are lodged n the
street Comn ssicners Once fnr eNlmi nation nY a ft
sons Interested. for buidIn sewer 10 tne f-h.h
avenue between Thrfvseveuth and orfF-second = es
The limits embraced bY such assessment iNcllt al me
.erer houses ald lots Of ground, vacant ois and pieces %
snd situate or both sides oi tie ki.nih-aeuue bet"e
.euh ard fov-secoud streets also on tne east
side Of Ninth-ayenus. between Thryscventh and IhriY
ninth streets ss0 the westerly SIDE Of >efenthasenne
between Thityserenfh and Ihry-ninth streets also on
ofh sides Of Seventh avenue, between Thirty ninth ed
Foltv-aecn-f also 0n both sides OF hooin
r9.d between Thirfy-ninh and Fortyecnd streets i-
ON both sides of SiNfaVerue. between Thirty nittn ed
Forfr-secund streets. also the westerly side ~ uin
avenue between T1rf y-nilh and foetA streets also on
The s0uthery side of Forty tsfret between SKIN
and Eighth avenues aisl on both SIDES % Forty .f-i
street befweeu 18th and Ei-hfh avenues also on both
sides vi Fort efsfreet between Fiih arf hsh avenues
also ODD both desoi rhiY- -fh and
between seventh and Nnt avenues, and ul ne norery
side of street between seventh ard ninth
asenue. persons whose Interests are Affected hy me
above assc.sfnens and who opposed 20 Che same or
either OF them. requested fo present Their OF
n writing 90 che undersigned. attne street tonnis'onef
Olfce within ten DAYS from t1r dale 90 ms notice
MARTIN L THOMPSON. street Commissioner,
and Cha rtnan 0i the Assessors
lt..o. issfnnfrs flrira. 80 INt