New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-26

cOLNenltbCo Aux transportation ~ ana llOn
the Association. Having acquired the property
on fair terms, the founders intend at once to
proceed with substantial Improvements, which
will largely increase its productive utility, anil
render the stock of the institution secure and
valuable Investment. In treating with those
who desire to become members, they contem-
plate the most liberal course, as will be seen b.
the following:
PROVISIONAL PROSPECTUS or TIE RARIrAx BAY
Afew friends who desire a higher form Of Union ia
Industry, Blucation snd Social Life than IS ounl ex
sting sOclcy, have secured position az the mouth Of
tle Rsriran RIVER, near Perth Amboy New. Jersey.
where they purpose unpedced to any social theory
yet presented, practically 70 apply such principle, Of
JOINT stock Association r. commend themselves TO
science and common sense.
The domain consisting of two krn ired and seventy
acres OF fertile and easily cultivated land, well wserct
healthy open 10 the air and combining beauty
with uIsurps sed business advantage Is easy Of
from Nev.IoIk and Philadelphia, ami presents every
needed facility for safe and cheap transportation Of prod
uce, good end manuiacMres.
Here 1t il pToposed-so sufficient stock shall
te subscribec-tO erect wharf; workshops supplied
with power aud lsbOrsaving machinery; STUDIOS for
artists; unitGTy DIV cling, with suites Of apartments
end single rooms lighted. waered warmed and vcnfi.
lated according TO the most convenient modes in
use separate houses for those who prefer private lie:
q laundry. furnished with economical wsshing drying
nnd ironing apparatus cold, hot and steam baths;
bakery ara rcicctory, whence meals viii be supplied
al moderate rates either private houses and spart
meuts OF IN the public rclTe .nent hall; gymnasium
a schooLhouse: FOR library lectures AM worship
together with such other buildings may be demanded
By tCcal usc sid convenience
TIE several departments the farm. Workshop &,
VIII &c rented 20 groups or T. individuals uniting IN the
entcTVTifc ether at fixed II IN inersve rent, sun
cent 60 induce the nye nent Of necessary capital and
10 keep TIC stock az it, par value. Or rent in
gent part the profits q tie business may in each
be agreed II proposed, also, 70 establish
a-cIcy IN New York for tie sale articles produced in
the Union where samples may be exhibited ana goods
distributed without deduction OF profits, directly 70 the
retailer OF col. inner.
Education y ID be a central ject in the Union. The
in,enre organize such thOrou "a system Of train
De--ymnrstc iniu trial, scientific, literary. artistic,
social and spintna,es shall promote vigorous develop
me III and apracuca preparations Tor the
taste and abilities O. the young OF either sex, seem best
Education viii be accessible to al the chllren Of
members and many children from abroad will be
received as the limits of the Union Wi. permit; aud the
hope H. und the pupils with sucn etmo phere
q friendly and parental guardianship Will 20 high
degree, insure Their hesl'h, purity, and symmesso
govth.
The social rsyantoges Of the Union will be great in
degree. 0s ample inyastmen. Of ccpifa, ond the
cooperation OF heightened friends enable the founders
Of tie tniou 10 cary outthoir plans
j must be oby that such organization, II i a.
I'll ulfls promise, viii present unsurpassed attrsc.
uCus The Eancr, horticululrist for-t mechanic or
artist who wishcs combine efficient work with r.,
lined coudiiion,-to parents seeking p secure and i'm
proving home for their chillren-tO persons who com
Ttlled by business engagement 20 pass OF their
time during The day IN the city abroad yet wish 70
provide for ID lg families and for fhCm leisure
hOurs abesuful, quiet ant healul country re lence
to all In tine who longing for sell Importing in
dusty with a choice of con GENIAL corupaa oAs aud wlo
wish uuits domestic COME 70 and Quiet with culture
ard cheerful society.
Without protesting definite creed, or attemptngto
lay down precise laws, the oriuators of the Rlran
Bay Union tssure those who may feel prompted TO ,
become stoC khodes and members that their purpose
il organize such relations shall strengthen ana
purify all ticConuga, parental hhal, traternal c0n-
nunal which sanctioned by The Christian religion
and approved by the highest experience and that their
hope 10 attain more and that loving
mon which il the only tTuclGw Of lie in )ds Kingdom,
alike earth A. Ia heaven
A. IL l. nruposed now 10 establish, viii commend itself to
capitalists businessmen and producers as safe and prof
table enterprise, and that such an organization viii MINI
the earnest wishes OF many who seeking tor reer,
larger more harmonious form Of human existence,
the undersigned invite subscriptions 70 the stock OF the
Union and applications for membership.
Sevsrr of cur number have for ycar enjoyed the priv
irgcs and been trained by the experience of associated
life and checIed by the already attained 0y
friends in the North American Phalanx and st H0pe1ale
we wish % organize another Union, which, while IN
friendly sympathy with them may yet present some
what different form Of social combination.
II is our desire to make this sent strong and sub
startia from the outset and hus 10 insure ia steady
progress End expansion.
Persons disposed to become stockholders requested
20 send in their names (pecying, If possible, the
amount they viii inves TO Geo Arnold by the lst OF
December next.
Meeting Of stockholders viii be held in Ncw.York
CRY on the It'll Of December for The purpose OF adopting
Constitution and organizing the Union. On the fol
loving dav public meeting viii ne held for the pur-
pose Of presenting the subject to all who may feel inter
ofted
MARCUS SPRING No . Broadst New Yok
r. r. SPRING. No p Broad IT. New York.
GEORGE b. ARNOLD. Perth Anboy, n. J.
LYDIA ARNOLD Perth Amh0y. y. J.
CLENI NJ q. READ. NeN-Yor
LYDIA - READ New York
SARAH TYSDALE :. go ChestnGf a., Paula. phI5
WV Henry CLAIMING. Rochester n Y.