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IL NICKERBOCKER Nfor NOVEMBER
IN ORIGINAL CONTENTS
SouveLiTs of Ssunterinss Number Three.
Memory: Fragment.
Lines: Dumb" BY Jenny Marsh Parker
Thoughts at Sunset
Power Of Argument on Dutch Baker
Sonnet al unsppreciated Poet
StanZas God Below"
Letters o Ella Ellss-lAnd. Number Eleven
Stapzas: "Cstulus"
An Evening Picu in August.
Eleanor Mant0n; Or. Lite-PctuIes.
Lines: The Mountain Pine"
A Voice from California.
sisnzss: Late Autumn"
Lines: IIoeI."
A Month al the Racket.
Two Men and Came 'fOHginal'
Sergeant Wslis's Good LONE Rest
Epitaph in the Desert. By Mrs l.. II. 5igOura-y.
Schedasms. BY Paul Siosvolk
Lines on Art.
The Obserystions Of Mace Soper, 80.
Sfsnzss: "Regret,."
"NoyAr. of Life. Manhood.
LTERARY NoTCEs.
EDToR's TABLE;
Letter from Die Vernon" a. Roundill.
Warning Voice from the stomach"
Gossip with Readers and Core pondruts.
MACE oPLR the Quakers and Society IN Philadelphia
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MR.. STEWART NEW WORK on BRAZIL

MR. STEWARDS NEW WORK Oh BRAZIL.
WI BRAZIL AND LA PLATA Personal Narrative Of Visit
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author Of visit the South Seas &c. With two lustS
lions. l2so 81 Is
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Mr. Stewart occupy the place among The Journalists
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the and the humble disciple Of the Cross, Nay
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This author has established for hnrcf the reputa Of
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fine Arts.

VINCENT C0LYER, No. los Bleecher-st re-
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large OIL PAINTING Of the grand size 10 s' II iSee "
which be hAs aimed 20 convey 90 the spectator ~
the trials which the FecSS,e Settlers IN k>nss. have been
subjected.
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CCHUBERTH Il Co.'S GREAT MUSIC
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FREMONT NOT A ROMAN CATHOLIC
l. conclusive alton Of the that Col Fremont
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V'HE TRIBUNE Qate whig) ALMANAC fol
l. 1856.
FIFTEENTH EDITION

Published This Day. 80,
In addition the Calender pages and Astronomical Ca
eulAtiOns, this ~otk contains: .,.,
CLASSIFIED LISTS OF The MEMBERS OF THE SEN
CONTINENT or THE UNITED STATES, EXECO-
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THE LAWS ENACTED BY THE SECOND SESSION VI
THE NHxlIID CONGRESS. IT,
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CAPITALS Governors TINES Of Holding Elections heeHns'
Of Legislatures, &C.. ..rx,s
rHF r6FrLAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT BY STATES
ELECTION RETURNS FROM ALL THE STATES IN
TIE UNION WHEREIN elections held for 1921 care
fully complied aud compared with former e4ecilot'' "a
lrs.sly for THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 49,.
THE " AR ~ THE EAsT-A Critical and Historical Review
ofthe War between RGssis and the Allies ..
md carefully prepared Statement, embracing the Ch
Tim AZ, Settlement kc Of kx1 Aso 40 .otA. ~ VIC
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Of sovsIesn.. NAine. Of States Forms Of oo'esnneA'
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Settlement and Progress Of the United states r,si
ORIGIN OF PLANTS-The Nativity Of i,e frouneh' O'e-'
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NEW SONGS 3 ..s.: ... BY n s; NJ.
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Now Reacy:
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Let /. ever b. remembered that the rights for which
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Address Of the first Congress.
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III FULL TRANsLATIOS-'T There hardly ex'.'' .lea :.
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NEW.YORK, OCT. q, 1916.
To M..us J. w EpsoEDs, NJ. II. GRIssELL and others:
The pes that threaten every 1cia moral and
,sop, Of from the extension OF slavery
demand Christian patriot whatever OF influence he can
evil
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The Peoples Candidate for Maycr.-A pu6Ie Mass
Meeting will held at the Academy OF Music on WhDNES-
EVENING the 18th ins u O'Clock 20 confirm tue
nomination. Of JAMES r. WHITING Tor Mayor IL is ~
that several gentlemen will .peas the
non and among JAMES r. WHITING our candidate
All persons whou. distinction of party respee fully in
.i,.d 10 attend By order of H. Vi. SHIEtFELIN
Chairman of TX. Committee.
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Mem Civilizations.

Mem Publications.
n O w X f. A d Y -
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X A y : A S;
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Including full view Of its Settlement, Political History,
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WANTED-A situation by respectable young
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IroIinx rood Brad Biscuit mater The best q city
r.s,r-ne. from Der last place Can b. for dag NJ
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In GENERAL COMMITTEE. KINGS Co, Oct. n, 1855
To the Republicans of BrOOkiyn.-The Republican
General Committee OF Kings Co.. of what an important
su1ia the Daily Republican Paper in this city
would wish call public the establishment
Of THE BROOKLYN REPUBLlCAN' Approving the
plan upon which this journal has been commenced there
lore hope that whatever patronage fairly entitled be
promptly rendered and the hands and hearts OF it's propnetos
sorrespondngly strengthened and encouraged
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Sixteenth Ward Kepubllcan NomlnahOnT'
For Con0ren...............J JAMES w. NYE
S., t,,,whIv ........... DAVID r. JAQUES,
(i2d Dis. JAMES L. LYON.
Asa Die. JESSE MITCHELL.
For CoI"etmdh' 44th Dist ISAAC p COLE.
{5th Dist WILLIAM X. STAFFORD
D., 1,,>.,oy .......... WILLIAM b. RHODES.
(DANID CHICHESTER,
Foy Con'i0S'es ..'''''.'''' THOMAS McTAGGART
poy Com, Co. mon Schools JOHN DE LA MATER.
For Iapector Com. Schools. JOHN POLLO1h n,
(THOMAS CHRISTf,
=" IFt'tec' COM St9"0'' h. C. WANDELL
,- edward WESTERVELr
Nbo MI Vs'Nhefsl ANDREW LISTER
SAM'L DE LA MATER Chm Nom Con.
Lrwts MANY Secretary.
Nv order OF Republican Ward Committee
JoRs Ii DVNsGLL secy. WM c. RUSSELL Chm
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National Academy Of Design.-The Free schools on
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B. STEARSs, a. hs Studio, No ~ Broadway
Ry order Of ,is Council
r ADDISON RICHARDS. Corr. Sec'y " a
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The Friends Of Good Printing at Low fI'c"
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achinery for sale Screw Bolt Factory, No 32S lfh
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Screwing Machines Trip Hammer ADvs Nises and full as
sortueut Of Smiths and Boltmskers' Tools.
JOHN CAMERON, Assignee
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.

Grcat Bargains nO1v Ofcrcd
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THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.
40G
Administrators Sale.
John Bates, admir- of Edward Hotchkiss, dec
Grace Hotchkiss et ai

John Bates, admir- of Edward Hotchkiss, dcc'd vs.
Grace Hotchkiss et at. .H.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale az the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May
10th, 1886, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock M of said day the e. bf. S. f. or.
Sec. 49, L. 8, X. H. containing so acres the N.
W. or. of the N. w. Or. Sec. &c. r. g. II. ~, con
/, II. 4, Il. II, 40 acres; the S. w. or. N. w. Or.
Sec. ~. II. 3, II. 8, containing 40 acres the w hf
Of S. e. Or. of Sec. 3G, L. B. of Range II, contain
ing 80 acres also, the east part of the north west
fraction of section ten, Q0) of township seven, (7)
of range tw elve, Q2) in Wood county, Ohio; also,
inlots 593, 592, 533, undivided half of 48, and in
lot g. in block 2, HOLSTERS addition all of said
lots in the town of Perrysburg, and all of said pro-
perty in Wood county, Ohio, Said property will
be sold as the property of Edward Hotchliiss, de-
ceased for the purpose of paying the debts of said
dccedent. JOHN BATES, Admir-.
MURRAY & Dodge, Attys of Ptf.
April II. 1S56.--4Sw5S3.50
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Jesse $. Norton vs.; James Southgate.

Jesse S. Norton VS.. James SOuthgate.
nETITIONFOR PARTITION.--.Jam South
L gate will take notice that Jesse S. Norton has
filed petition against him in the court of common
pleas of W ood county Ohio, seeking to obtain par,
titon of lots No 3, g. 8, o. 10, H. II. 13 II, Is,
49, II, 49, -. 20 21, 22 in block and lots i 2, 3,
T. s. &, g. g. 10, H. II, 49, IA. 1j 1G, II, in block
. of Taylor g. Southgate's subdivision of out-lot
No. 1919, in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, giving
to said Norton one half thereof, and to Southgate
one half; also a fraction of said out-lo No. 109
not embraced by or included in said subdivision, to
said Norton three-fourths and said Southgate one
fourth part thereof. or in partition cannot be
IL ldo without manifest injury, then petitioner asks
such further order as the law may authorize. Said
petition will be for hearing at the next of said
court. MURRAY e. DODGE, Attys.
April -. lSj6.--48w6S3
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Administrators \ sale.

Z. Graham, Admir- of Jarvis 81 atfold decd, v.
Isaac Hull RI al.
DI virtue Of an nIias decretal order of sale to me
ID directed and delivered, from the court of &c, m
mon pleas of Wood county Ohio, ! will cffer ior
sale at the door of the court house in Perry sLurg
on Tuesday, May Goth, 1856. betW cen the hours If
10 o'clock 4. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ. Of said 6ay cut
lots No. go and 231 in the town of Perry shury,
Wood county, Ohio, containg six acres each, more
or less T.. GRAHAM, AGm'r.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys.
ApriI y. ISlG.--4SMES1 1.SS
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Valuable Farm for sale.

w f. offer for sale, on very reasonable toms. IL
w yer tract SO, containing lS13 aCCs: river
tract 80 continuing 1GG acres. ard Il vcs }tlf #
south west quarter of section "a, intcvn:i, = Il.
containing 50 acres, all i'll Wood county. All this
land lies i'll a body, within about 8 miles of TerrNs-
burg. The tni IN is well wateIed, ard has ~ II il
fine orchard and over eco acres If well nt ! owed
land, the greater part of which is bottom lard II
the very best quality For terms. rGuIe of
Nov II, 1S55.--27tf MURRAY & DoTGr.
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DITCH NOTICE.---To John Snyder, Samuel
~ Ske, o. G. Hervey. David Updcgraff, Skitf
Bassett, Albert Ford, John McCrory, George X.
Lewis, Jonathan Witmore, William T.. Brown
David Herrn or the owners of the following de-
scrhcd lands w. pt. S. W. less 20 n. S. W. cor;
+. pit. s. W. $. f.. & S. j.. n. E.; w. hf n. f.; n
f. n. f. of section IL W. hf. n. W. Or OF sect, n
u; S. hf. $. W., n. W. $. w. n. T.. S. W., w. S.
f., T.. If y. W., & n. +. Or. of section J. town g.
range r. Ion are hereby notified that the trustees
of Perry township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet
on Wedn esday, June 4th, A. u. 1856 at the house
of John Snyder, for the purpose of viewing, loca-
ting and appOrtioning ditch water course, az
follows: Beginning at point on the south line of
of section II. about CO rods west of the quarter
post. thence running northcasterly through sections
IL, II and !, near the head of Tawwou prairie
thence northerly to the township line.
JOIN w. Ford, ALBERT FoRD.
April /. lSjG--49wG&3.25
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WOOD COMMON rLEAs-pIynRrE.

Mary Jane Folsom vs.. LEVEL W. Folsom.
+ EWELL ". W.FOLSOM, Of uburn, in the coun-
IL ty of De kalb, and state Of Indiana is notified
that Mary Jane Folsom did on the 1th day of uril,
1856, file her petition in the Office of the clerk
of the court of common pleas, within and for the
county of Wood. and state of Ohio, charging the
said LEVEL W. Folsom with adultery with one jaue
Lucetta Robertson, and with tXtlt me cruelty to-
and gross neglect of, said Mary Jane FolsC N, and
asking that she may be divorced from the said Lew
ell w. Folsom which petition will stand for hear
ing at the next term of said court.
MEFFoRD T. UoLLENBECK, Attys for Pet'r.
April 11th, lSj6.--4awC S2.45
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Administrators Sale.

L. Graham admir- of Jarvis Spatford, decd, VS.
Marshall W. Spafford ct a.
d virtue OF an alias decretal order of sale from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood coun-
IT, Ohio will offer for sale the door of abe court
house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May 20th, 1856
between the hours of 10 o'clock A.. NJ. and O'Clock
NJ. of said day, in-lot No. three (3) in the town
OF PeTysburg Wood county. Ohio.
f. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & Donor, Attys Ptff.
April r. lSj6--4Swj$ l7j
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Murray g. Dodge VS.. Joseph Kelley.

Murray g. Dodge VS. Joseph Kelley
DY virtue Of writ of f. tu. to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday the
3lst day of May, A. d. 1856, between the hours of
ten and four of said day, the following lands and
tenements situate in said county to witt In-lots of
the south division of the town of Freeport number
twenty five (25 twenysix (26) and wenty seven.
(27) the same being taken in execution the prop
sr 90 ~ If~.,.l".,+ 80 ~,.:4 ~f -.,:' I,l"ineins.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff
MURRAY & Dodge, per pro.
April r. lSj6-4Sw5S2
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Geurse / ont vs.. AIMED stone ii al.

HeUrSe / ont vs.. Am ed stone tt al.
SHERIFFS SALE.--By virtue OF CIder Of
- sale to directed. from the count OF &C n.m,n
pleas Of Wood county, Ohio, shall expose TO pub
lie sale. the house III Perry sburg en- the Sth
day of May, a. u. 1886, LttWeen tie ltl1s Of ere
and four o'clock p NJ. Of said day, tie following
described property TO wit: The east IaIt Of liver
tract number titty-scyen III the United States Re
serve Of twelve miles square at tie foot Of the raU-
ids Of the Miami of Lake Erie, containing eighty
four and eighty-three hundredhs acres. situate in
Wood county, Ohio. W. l.. COCK, Sheriff.
April !. 195G.--47w5S1 .SS
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Administrators sale.

DY virtue of an order from the probate court Of
- Erie county, Ohio l shall expose for sale at the
door of the court house in Pcrrysburg, Wood coun-
ty, on the 18th day of May next, at O'Clock NJ,
the following lots situated in said town of Pelrys-
burg, viz: In-lots 49, 30, and 4G, and out lot No.
81, the property of L. Sanslaus, late of Cincinnati
deceased. GEORGE H. HILTON,
MURRAY e. DoDGE, for Ptff. Administrator
April 5, l956--47w5$1
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A administrators Sale.

T.. Graham, admir- of Jarvis Spafford decd VS.. c.
Crane ct al.
pY virtue of an alias decretal order of sale from
I'D the court Of common pleas of Wood county, o.
| will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
rerryshurg, on Tuesday, May goth, 1856, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ of
said day, in-lot No. 452 in the town of Perrysburg
W ood county, Ohio. Il. GRAHAM, Atim'r.
MURRAY & DODGE, Attys.
April II, 185G.--4SwJ&l.G3 SO
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TNXECUTORS' NOTICE.---N is hereby
t. given that William Ewing and a daline Hunt
err executors of the last will and testament Of An
thony Haynes, deceased, have filed their accounts
in the probate court of Wood county Ohio, for final
settlement. Said settlement will be for hearing on
she 10Th day of MAY. A. d. 1856. WM. EwING,
April 10. 18jG.--1Qw3+ ADtLISE HrNTrR