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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-06
CUPREME COURT-Tn the matter of the

- .ppie ,op Of the MAYOR ALDERMEN ana COM
ING ARD EXTENDING Of the BOWkRY from the sol,hefy
sde Of Chaihsn,.q TO frsusinsq Ia sad city We ne
entitled matter hereby 1--WE notice 10 the owner
owners occupant occupants Of AL houses and los ana
IN proved d unmproved lands affected thereby and 70 al
Others xhom may concern follows 70 wit tifst. That
have peted Estimate and Assessmen aad that al
persons nest snecd there by and ~no NAV cop
po.ed the 10 pe.ent hr AFFECTIONS 10 Whiting duly
,edfed 10 GEORGE b SMITH Pa our chai,@s1 at ths
office ~ ii. Comui'sioners No SI,onro~ 10 tb. CITY OF
before the lh OF January s5 Second That any POI
Estimate Assessment viii be b,s,d u opposition to the
before A. the .srne place at O'Clock on N,
Fstimse together With snd alec all
the sdss essfes aud Other documents winch were used
Commsopers Office OF The City County Of New. York
there to uni the IN d.y Of Fcbruaiy 1855 Fourth
follows: Al that bounded the south - Od1p,
H. t s b, S .1 ,r. 70 'IS
Division Of thence TO tdnose St hene ~ Nous
tSsnse to Fourth sv thence nd Bo~e,
10 Bleeoberst thence 10 mous thence CAatharn 81,
thence .ous said ,due and Chsbsn rest thence 70
Vsbdewster,L euc- to Fisnkfortst, thence to Gold st.
thence Maiden lane, thence through the boen between
sion Of III, line of Hanover thence through Hanoyes
Fyeb.nse pl.c. thence WilHsmst thence to Od.ip
a ,bo.. Io Spns north oo wsnst Hanover % .aS
Old .p South William st to South ct those lots front
hs westerly on CsthMue'ip and Cstbsrne-t those log
fon,ins nor,hery Madison tho.e los fronting .ouihery
lots fronting .ou,herly houonst those os r3nnns
westerly Seeond-av those lots fronting onfherly
Fourteenth e.; thobe lOtt fronting t1ttfy on
~ and the BoweTy lots fronting southery beecter
r those esrery Mott St those ios fronns
IN at those lots
fonins southery Nsndew those lott fronting
ea,ter, on Gold fronting Hanover Exonsnae
place William excepting theretrom AL those o cf
nd Chatham commencing one hundred eet four in hes
suhery the souhery corner of lancet. .ad all those
land Pearl 70 the lot on the westerly corner OF
H.di-on and Pearl Fnh That report herein viii be
pr,eBt.d of the State of New fort at
kp,cA Term thereof be held al the City Ha IN the said
eli, % Saturday the f7h day of February d. 1855 al the
Court that day aud that then and there
soon thereafter counsel be hrsrd motion will be
made that said re- port confirmed New York Decemb@r l.
1854 GEoRGt SMITH
VIM " MCINTYRE. Commissioner
S@tFI7 BARTLETT SMITH.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

FRInN This Beard con.sting OF tee Mayor the
Recorder ana the Members Of he So.ra q Adesnsa o.
ssIred for ,h..eS The Mayer elected CsAHnss sad
M Nt,Ltne Clsrh
sevfr citizens for the ss,ies q received and
refeu,s
eAon received from the Clara q the BsAri
Uth siem~Dt n accordance ~h th- Of sv)
Of 81 The h sastsa snd lo~ed ~ the BoSdhe last
Ofjsr.d t. b. pfisss
The Board ss DoGTBed 70 NJ sd.y
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CUpRTMT COv'RT-CITY and COUNTY Of

- NEW YORK.-ssnu. ClsIt and Sidney Clark ssiin'i
Jrserh Muller Nossloach Summon Tor money
S.u,rd on contract C0u. ,er To The shove named
pFFFsDhhTs You hereby summoned snd required 10
u.uet The complaint this action. which ~as hl-d 40 the
on the Ces - the Cy add County q Ne~ foif Al M,
CT, Hal IN .sid the 18th dsy Of December 5 and
to 81 T. the ssd compliant IN
the .u.crhTs her Office No III Brosd~ay in the Cy
New York within twenty DAYS snef the service u h.
am mons On of the day Of such 4ud
Won the sid oomsint within the une -orr'
,.d the plaintiffs this viii I7dsfn4nt assnst
ov r ne .u q FIVE hundred srd ain dollars sud hyhre
,,r, win interest ou fhe sixth day q Anil THOUSAND
,,ht hundred and hov.fo1r +s5 thereof interest 40
thereof from Juy h s nterer -sj thereof fron the
en- dsv September 1874 and interest on $40 81 from
s,rpuher a. 1884, besides the NJ this rctoo Da'ed
Nov York December u, 1854 skAATs s SCOTT.
d50 lswtwsst Piainilfs A,trn.ys,
No III proAdgsy New York
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times without eonrsSic.ing he-sef because she is
always guided by The Ii fthble spirit, md seated
II. VI -hsk-B rock OF TIE Vatican the fixed aud I'M
uuisoe center OF her unity
Hopor rssh immortal gi.r- to the Catholic EpiAco-
pacy AID 10 the Bishop Of Bishope P,us IN
d AIlIsfN-
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~" WV PARNEY HUMPHRFY RUrLER.
d93 iAwevs Piail 10 . Attorneys
NOTICE of ATTACHMENT against a NON

~ RTsIDRNT nFBTOR BY order OF Honorable Jsnes
fbs don County Jaise u Fris C.unfv Notse hereby
sl,sn fhs provisions ~ the statute authorizing
sshms ss.ns sseos dnF ID sud sio NJ deb
to-. hs ssehusn has s,u~t sssn. the Esate q GSR
RIFT 1NFhOtk FR resident debtor and that The
he the rsvneut u he dehs unless he appear
hare suci attachment law, within Moe
ucutis rom pubiesiiou n this notice. aDd that the
payment dehs Que BAN BY resssuts Of tins state
The deliver, Mn fuf h of property within
thu isloI him and The transfer OF such
retv Nv hm forbidden BY law and volt Dsed bsf
fsit nCr %. 1884. SFkAGtt Buffalo.
.ag l.xQrg Attnru.y tof Attaching CyeditOr.
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CUPREME COURT-ANDREW THORP,
- HENRY : THORP THOMAS rHORP aud VII
LIAM n TUORP al. ABRAHAM SEWgAN-ss lmmous
fsr n or. y contract Com not 'sf D. = ASRA
Ham SfwNAS-You are hereby 'unnon'd %nd re 1iI1d
"a a. n. C.s ~ the sud County ~ Ns~Yofs a. the
Ifv Hal W. .sd and oor' Of yOHr ans@- 20
,i or The ,ub.cries men ofcs No 81 1l'-
A. m ..d ,v within twenty dav. after the service ~ no
on You NJ he dsv % sn-h service snd YOU
III ~ complaint within The tine Aforesaid iha
tsirAs 10 iti. will take Judrment asaiD. you o'
- 81 c thousand hundred srd eghyfte dols's and
a., Eve cents win from fhe 18Th Of so-eoer ~
f,rd,s III. action D.ied New YORK, NOV -
Isa WALLIS BRAhsHAW. Psinufs Mtorne7.
'''' No 81 fohn
rB-rNs complaint Wa Sled IN the o6ee q he cierA %
no C, ,rd County Of New Yot the lot DAY Deeeub
Ia. wy 49, az awf~S
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~ COUNTY MARGARET CHAPMAN hv Noses Chap
her friend Plaintiff psnst GEORGE l. CHAp-
MAN Det,rd.nt = suu'mons-Crm not ser To GEORGE
l. CHAPMAN D-feDcant: Noa hereby summoned
The mr.nt 10 this and cory OF
my ccs In the Cy Of Bua,s. within tw-n'y
amer the service hereof the d.y uch
vice. fail the complaint Aforesaid the
plain ~ spp the Court for the relief demanded in said
which complaint h,ed the Office OF the CLERK
81 the Conn, Of fe the h dsy Of Deeemh-r instant
Dated December Sth lsA JOHN CURrHSIUS,
DO ia~i?wS Plautif's Attorney BafaIo.
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NOTICE of DISTRIBUTIONS Notice is here

IN ~ sv~n that the haance r-gsnns of h- OF
the sale Oh. Rsa Estate ~ SAMUEL ROBERTS late OF
the New Yofk decreased interstate lately made under
The ,rdsr If the Surrogate Of the County Of Newfork by
Shureus H..e6 and Ann Rohers the Al pastraor and
Asnnsfran Of deceased will he divided by the said
the creditors OF sid deceased IN proportion
their respective according TO ss the suroslte's
Ceee the City Of New York the stnty first day Of
Febfus next O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day
Dstso the 4ih Dag Of January 1885.
i,fi AutwSat W BRADFORD. Surogate
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as Iswev
~ YsUPREME COURT HIRAM BARNEY

IN YNT TKIMEFUT KT..-I TIRAM MANNED
~. .riust TNE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAtLhoAD COMPANY Summons for mono, demand
eeBftso Com Toths DEFEND ANTS above named
Won heeb, summoned and required The complaint
~lch t h- hled he office II ihe CLARK 0f thu
f, I'D County # tsw Yot tie 1t, Hall in the CITY of
NV N"ik and NJ to the said
cintl.n he suscf fh-'r office No ~ BrOsdssv,
w. ~ Civ ~ NeW NuIt whn laws AVER the service
to exclusive II the DAY Of such service
fail tn. said complaint within ne time
The rlairH mi, viii as.nt
,ou Thousand nine HUNDRED ard seventy
dollar. with interest saith OF December, 1884,
ts,ds. 20 M. action New Y7k necember
" S5t BARNEY HUMPHREY bUrLtt.
plAinfiH = ATTORNEYS
The complaint sd In me Once Of the Csfs OF tue
90 hSll IN the Cay
New y,rt or ths g2i dsy % pecemher t9,t
PARNEY HUMPHREY RrTLER.
d93 iAw6ws Piail ~ . Attorneys
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SUPREME CouRT-Putaam County;-WIL-

VI MI wv II II ulhdul NpuIti. w IL
~ LIAM WELLS against JOAN JAMl >ON.-Sum-
Heps-To the DEFENDANT You hereby summoned
and required the plant In this sc' ~moh
hsd the Once the (eis Of the County ~ Putnam =. Car
mel he .sh Ssy 81 November. 1854 and 60
said conptint The snhsch he
oce IN Colo Spying In said C0uny within twenty day. amer
the service of this excusve OF the dsy of
such service ard ia 20 the said ANT With
IN he tin sorcssd the paDia h this seiion si take jude
,ssrs you the % hundred aud eighty four
dthsrs End vcrty,h with from the 6t isy
Of March thousand esh hundred srS hfy three besdes
the sosts Of this .otoD Dated. November y 1874
]. O DYKEuAS. Plaintiffs Attorney.
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CVPRFME COURT-CITY and COUNTY
- of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BONSELL ANsON
ppOWN JOHN r HALL sASlS SMITH snd "A sOS
" ROCROvER ,s.ir-t THOMAS W CRONE -'sm -non-
~ money dsmsud eonrsot-iCon not .er 10 20
,to,s D.f.Ssnf Won hereby nued Df required 20
plsui 10 ihs ~uon ~n'en " ~ - h'-d IN
me oree o. ne Glen u he cry ava 'o11ty - S-F
yo,t A. n. Civ H. II Civ % Ne- w., so5
. corv o. ,ou- TIE 'sd complaint on the -15
M "a Nssseu - = he 'ify II
View York within tys the '-rv,s q th' 'ln
ucr, On you o. The day % ue 'ervce and = Jo7
70. :, nfvs- tie s.ld com within the ns aorest he
rlsntrs il 1sion Wi take jucEu sssrs, you Tor ne
o. hundred rinsfysI coliss ard three cent'
h irtere, tho h las q S'ysuher one ;h91sand
.h bundled and sfy four besides the costs - tbs Action
Dated Moves hsT p iPSf
Th,eon rla,t IN bs action vas LED In The once o. the
.r, tb City and CosLty Of New York % The sh a4y OF
Jsnnsry isS.
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RoLAsD Duss, E.q., U. S. Consul at a'seao''
died q, that port On the 10th Of December.
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J. o DYKEuAN. plaintiffs Attorney.
Cold spring Putnam Co y Y dis iA~io~s
CUPREME COURT.-CITY and COUNTY of

- NEw.YORK -CH.RLFs " RFtrq ami SAMUEL
L KEITH. sg.iust rsONas W CRONF.-Sunmans for
m'r,y d'usne contract Com TO the ssove
sver TIE complaint t.s Aciion which Will be aed in -,
oret OF the CLERK % The CITY snd County New Yo-k the
Ci' ftN lie City New loik ard 10 copy Of your
snswet &c the ssd complaint he subscribers their ooe
No ls NsssGu Il he City % NJ iogk within
esys e'ei the VICE O Us exclusive tia
ea o. sneh service and fsl the sd com Amt
49, 'he umt ac'sat ,hc plaintiffs ia. a-iion vii take
neni sttts yo1 'oI The Of hgni-d and tselve
sne go oelfs with Interest from the loth day u Ocob-r
nes-s"e sh, hundred fv four besides the costs u
hs seton-nsisd November e 1874
LAYTON 4 LARNED PlNirtlTs ATTORNEYS
~ = t' m H 49, sod The Office Of The
9 ~ NY aud Cesn'y Of New YORK on the Stu day OF
j.s l,wsws LAwroN L,Rvrp. Pl.inas. ar.,.
NCFREME COURr-COUNTY Of UERKI
- MI. aTuIonogr sALL0r .s.,ost JANIS
kACHlN WILLIAM HICKS JOAN OAR.ytf "a
PETER tNktL -Sgnlsor, for Re- &C r. -,
ssrved To WILLIAM HICKS Srfen4,9+, ", -.
tsTsby wmuoutc The con rspt of " -. y
BsiiCu rsr n which 80 viii Doe Cie. 81 a. -.
~ 81 hsrsiusr 'hr lab dsy q SEPTEMBER sS - >,
eerv Of yoer THE snhsc-iber At M. o =
k1sss hssuer Couuty New fos. ~lthn twenty a.,. a.
ne .sviee o. bis exclusive Of the Of .rye.
enc You fsa 70 eomp4in he' eby required DE
pants vii sPFy 70 the C0ar oT the RELIEF iemaadsd tie
tonJlsint J. q CRAAER
ezlsss~Sts PsiIuas Attorney
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CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of

- NV yORK.-JOEL " HUBBARD sod AUGUSTUS
I GILLB1T ss,'nst THOMAS w CRONs.-sunmons for
nen,y demand contradiction rot Serl TO the so9'-
Defendant Hop hereby summonsi .1f '-ui'-d -
,r.pert. complain j, his ior which vii 'he
Office ~ the 'ers ~ The City .ud to1ny Of NV fory ~ the
CITY Hal the Cry Of New fort and ~ - E5lr
r,vert he said plan; the 'ub'oT-sr 'h-i' OFF,
at No l Ssuau Ia The Citv Of New for, w1's ~en'y
ssr the u this eIcuEve Of -e
sSoh and f.l 70 the sad
paint tin the tine Aforesaid the Plaintiff. ihs acton
u Judgment sssGst TO- the q "a y l0a Tt
rom the III osy Of Octobe 1854 md she fghsr sum
sss slto with Interest frof the 9Th ia. Of
or,.nd ..hh hundred and fy four. b.des The coss u
this action - D.e1 Soveuh~rsp IA
LAWTON 4 LARSFD olsintd f. AftOrnevs
The sorrp amt IN this scion lid IN "a. oc- o. NJ
Csrs Il ~. City aud Coany ~ Ne~ Yok th. jh day y
J.rrs-y fsb5
i.s I..sws LLWTON LARVED. P'.n's. Arny..
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CUPHENE COrrRT-CoUNTY Of NEW

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of NEW
- YORK JULIUS HOWELL. WILLIAM LAX
NED FRANCIS LARSEo. ard CHARLES LARSso'
Pl.inufs sssb.t THOMAS ~. CRO>E D-f-oasnt saw
m-b. fr money TO THOMAS " CaoSE. D>f-of.si.
You hereby m0nsd .nsv.r the compliant o. t-
.ievs named P'snfs. copy 81 whl-h - ~ lid 10 tn-
ohe. q tn Cefs - The Coany n fors 40 ~ .~r'-
COW II your sIb-cr ih-f oce NJ -'
s....s Ss~ fort Cry within ~-u'y GAYS Ii-' nc
We. n tire Day 81 service ssd
YOU comp Sit hereby re11ir-d. M
J.Ii-- viii .z.'rt for hr-e la1re -n
dollars snd cents Win interest," th~r.9n .
10Th t-nH-r 1884 nss1-s c-'s Dsfe1 Wv -
1sss LAYTON LlksED flsntl-s st'0rn~Ts
The COMPLIANT q sea n the once - ~
Cer, Of ne tcrr7 Ss- Yrs ttr rir.h fAT o. D-cn
Der 's5s LAYTON & LARSED P..iE'--f A1orneH
jse isvsss
ITO the CANAL BANK Of CLEVELAND,
DEFENDANT You h-r-by nrnouso sud 70 ii-rd
% .r.,.r ~ eou,siut b. pn'r IN al seton :! 'h
-be,eof ~. fi-v s-d Taunrv - NV orr -he1 N1-
r,r, v..s q z he o-ce ne ,ou1y -rr o. ti- Ah
ri-v 40 county Cry H. n Ire city - StE 81
tfs 3rf dv ~ pscsutsr ls5fl sheen te tbEE SLsNp
and TOLFnO RAILROAD COMPANY = p-ziart. ,ad ne
CANAL RAsE of Csv lsnd. - defendant .nd N serV-
,orv o. vcs tho her oree No y
uitp.t 10 The CITY New YORK si;,n 'Ssnty ts7s ii,ei
The service o. tbs Von rIc4nsFc o. zee ~ -
sueh service snc 4 fail % yer Toe COMPLAINT VIM
the tre sorese the pl.infs 10 ih Ael4H 80 ~te aa1
u,nt.,rst su fr te - two n osltd thTee eand1d
dollar interest thereon from the tea 6sF o. s'-.n
te c,g bs.des tte 4 hi .ciion -Ne~ orr Nov "
lU4 TRACY WAIT -. nin A',2ie-y
de- ls~s1s No n "iiam-t. ~ > of.
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The result Of ali this, so far, II, Mr. Ltejohn, the
Speaker, placed in no enviable position; indeed it
is such position no man, lot even the most hot
headed Know Nothing, would Like 10 act in. We
shall zee what will grow out Of il.
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Il "a, 60, ~ ~ yat arfi,s hereby tisen 10 AZ
v -, .i.,r.. ..,,s- iOHN PEDRONCfJLl ate u
49,. - 81 Tori deres.sd rfsssGf he sane ~in
W - -, q, -. .sf.r her. - -ssd-e- ~ Cath
p.s,.,,.H Ne 81 Gr.rds' ~ 80 cry = N~s - o.
=, 80. he t~.rfsh dsy - fun~ neff -DHsH view foS
a.. Isth s.J - Ds,~-ltrr - . .,.r
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WV" ARNFp RgCKERnAN ig,.,,.o,,
..t.vfue IOWS gAHMANS
IN PURSUANCE of al order of the Surrogate

l ~ an. Comfy OF Ne~ Yors herehs gysn 70
a. ,.,.,,, IA, ne ~ sssnsf GFOKGE w SCHOFT ate
:, A. 90 ~ Ne Yort t,t.ecenisi dsressed present 'he
,. sb 'herscf The sucrbe'. ~ The p.ce ~
,,,ir,,, - I.rs. ~~hot No ~ "a s.hinFons N The
a.. ~ N.v Yrs 20 ~ the twentieth dsy Of March
-, D.sd Nc~ foursen'h day If September.
iai tfIfAhi ~ a eiflDl hnhlnsE''f
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~. Cont, q Sew Yos s"'ss hr, no. - =;
- 90, - Ssu Yor. seeeased 10 ssers ne same
80, ,sr.h. fhsrsof fhs 'ai.eroe'' Il ne Is.is9.s
$500. gssa.s VI o. fsst 4Ih q, 'n f"- -
-. !, q, en-. 'h@ th',d isy ~ lniy n@'t - Dsisd
- ". ~. fv.r.s 10th isT o. Dseemt@f 't'i
s.sfso,ossW GAsFSgY s'ee'''"
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to God, and with her he was to form kind Q
| provisional contract.
Thou shalt abide for me many days thou sha'
not play the harlot, and shalt not be for anothe
| man So will also be for thee"
| That is, there should be no consumation Of tb,
union between them, but virtual marriage col,
tract, held in allegiance during period of year,
with view to an ultimate union. Both partie,
meanwhile, remaining constant as though actual
uni ed.
BY this singular connection the prophet woulc
see perPetusly before him significant symbol q
the relation Israel would for ages sustain to Co,
after the approaching crisis. "For the children O
Israel shall abide many days without king an
without prince, without sacrifice, without imas.
without ephOd, and without tersphim, afterward
shall the chill lren of Israel return aud seek the I
their God, and David their king; aud shall leaI
the Lord and bis goodness in the latter days."
As that woman espoused TO the prophet UT de
MED TO his embrace, beloved, yet abstained from
stood solitary, and as it were divested of all nor
NAL ties, till some indefinite hour IN the future.
SO Israel, eOvenanted to God, but out of com
munion with him, beloved by Him, yet not visited
should exist for ages divested OF all normal organ
lied forms, until ,ome final hour when God should
call her to himself
The idea which had confOunded commentators
that the prophet was directed actually to consum
mate an Illicit connection, seems to US the oppo-
site Of the truth
1t Was connection in which the abstaning
from each other, and abiding for many days in pa
tlent waiting for final union, was the very point
on which the comparison turned
And if it were supposed that the direction, "Go
yet, LOVE woman" ect, was intended to be liter
ally fulfilled, if the prophet was to see before him
daily for years some person of great exquisite
beauty person abstaining for his sake from all
other men, yet between whom and himself an inn
passable barrier interposed,-how vivid would be
this image of the divine relation to Israel, during
the days of her dispersion
And i"''"ad of disesteeming this passage in the
prophet story as if Of doubtful morality. how
should we admire the delicacy with which the
symbolizatlon OF higher things was elaborated ia
the daily life of the seer. For the implied suppo-
sition was, that a time would come when the
prophet might legitimately take this woman to
himself with all honor as his wife, and that with
joy proportionate to the pain Of protracted sep
aratiOn
Even so should it be, in the higher sphere.
between God and Israel, as the prophet himse
understood it when he represented God as sayiDgI:
'And will betroth thee unto me forever,
will even betroth thee unto me in laithfulness,
And thou shalt know Jehovah"
The light that this casts on the future of Israel,
it is superfuous here to notice 1t is more to our
purpose to think what reality it gives to the histo-
ry Of Hosea and his times; and how wildly it i'm
presses US with his emotions in contemplating the
progress OF his countrys afairs.-IEdspendsn
GREY.
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NO,71

Stevens, of Harwich, England, who was once BY
'~onderful providence, preserved from drowning.
ogether with bis whole crew. While on home
ward passage from Holland the vessel surapo-.
eak. ani the water gained in the hold so rapid;v.
at in spite of the pumps, which were worked
sith the energy Of despair all on board soon gave
themselves up for lost Suddenly, however, and
the surprise Of all, the water ceased to gain in
Lpth, and the pumps being again piled, the ship
4fely reached her harbOr. After her arr val il
vas discovered, on examination that the body Of .
ish had become SO firmly wedged in the leak, that
could with difficulty be taken out whole Il
Of but little consequence, though it is an estab-
shed fact, thai the fish was preserved in ale hol.
nd kept as curiosi. in the iamiy of Capt. Ste
srns
In view of these striking in tances Of Divine
providence, how can we think of our Father in
Ieaven and not be touched with the thought Of
nat tender love which leads him to take such
N0ndertul care of his children. Truly, we may
cast-al care upon him. for he careth for us'-
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MEYEELTs BELL FOUNDRY, WEsr Troy, n. y
We notice that tue Messrs. Meneely have their
furnace in full blast again, and we are pleased 10
know that they daily receiving orders for their
celebrated beIls from different parts Of the Unieu-
Among those ordered within a week is enc
weighing 25OO pounds for New Bedford, Mass.
another of the same weight for Cumberland Centre,
one of 1000 pounds for concord, n. H., one Of B.
900 pounds for the city of Mobile, Ala. one of L.,
coo pounds for Belot, Wis, one of 1900 pounds
for Fort Des Moines, Iowa, &c, &C. They are al
50 furnishing six bells for the Government, to be
used en- board Light Ships, in foggy weather, to
warn the mariners not to approach too near the
coast West Troy Advocate.
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Wanled--An ANGEL Of Heaven.

And 50 death closed those little eyes-shrouded
their bright glances. Oh that the sun would not
come streaming in upon bis shrouded form, as if
there we're no grief in the world
How sweetly he sleeps, that little covered angeli
How lightly curl those glossy rnglets on his white
forehead. You could weep your soul away, to
think those cherub lips viii never, never unclose.
AMY You clasp and unclasp the passive, darling
hand that wandered often over your cheek Vain
ly your anguish glance tries to read the dim story
OF love 10 those shaded orbs. The voice, sweet as
winds blowing through wreathed shells, sumber for
ever. And still the busy world knocSs, at your
door, and will let you have no peace. 1t shouts
in your ear; its chariots rumble by; it smiles in
your care-worn face; it mOcks you as you sew the
shroud; it meets you at the church, at the grave;
and its heavy footsteps tramp up and down in the
empty rooms, from whence you have borne your
dead. But it comes never l. the hush Of night to
wipe away your tears!
Wanted-an Angel Of Heaven Can you look
up? Ten thousand celestial beings, and your owa
radiant child in their midst
an his eyes glorious light.
On lis head glory crown
Wauted-Angels for heaven Cling nat too
closely to your beautiful treasures, children OF
earth Olive Branch.
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To THE rUDliU GENERALLY.

~, 81 ~ ereby gwen thai long A.ning
~ s0ver Is n as cznuOnng Tie Iuhh fro a irK
Aromatic ~chedIn :: "a app" { any Oue ten
selves and pro- Uuncng all h-r afucis- SPURIOUS
ly done iOr The pmp,se rn-i Iifg hs vke has
g-uu,ne brtlci- uf AE &C bui Ihe
undersigned ake this nsIto u dsBy ng these
lIfrmng the public Jhai sae, have tor genuiI
article o. Schuapps made and ImOr led express OriBer
House which Is nied gud 4 Il superior 10 any
others the United stvs having been compelled n get
the 6enWne article dreet cOosequsuee sf Others
ing beeu pulled and down often tnst lew vii buy
B, B,evng Eord 10 be sufficient guarantee We sre
wiling 10 leave ihs merits OF ou ScnnaDps 10 The judg
raebLO OF a LIBERAL and discriminating public.
W e very respectfully,
iuly2I LYONS 4 CO. 10 Cedar st