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New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

GROUNDS STATEN ISLAHD.-The Board Of Commissioners
charged . the duty seluE the MARINE HOSPITAL 6kQtNDS
on staten lssud been ahgrle by recent act Of e L
tr to sell The same PRIVATE SALE for not ets than +AV
The ouuds about Is acre. including Of The most valuable
uat fts The harhor Negiork The Board prepared
entertain proposals their puhase private sale in accordance WIN
the meuouej TapOf tie ropry can be seen ad @ @
sale seraled, application 10 H. W.
JOIlNsTOH cl the Counsel Boarl at No 50 Pnest
Ee,,.yoyt yay 1861 MM A. COBB. President
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
T. RARNIUlMs IREsIIRSEENSC,,EE, IRSE {,

BRIDGRP6RT conn For SALE
KNOWN AS "LlSDENCIoFr."
sI acres highly cultivated Splendid Mansion House
Coaeh Greaouse &c. &c not etee by tie State
low will exchange for city property. Full partc
ulsrs Of A. }. BLgRCHRR, son Co. No n Cedarst
WH0SE Is IT3 HandsOmest property near
w EowAok IN Connecticut Splendid nansion bars coach house
I highly onsmented and cultivated sold
changed for large house above Thirty fourhsL, New York
tx, Flsa HENRY L. RIDER, No. 80 Pnest.
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Titp Real Gstate for Sale.
Brooklnn Real estate for sale.

AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE in one orc of OF the
"A best Brooklyn for sALEThe double H0T9s sS
naoccpcd Can be by applying AZ No lg PrsSdentst
SaTorabo settle estate L. r. KELLOOG, Executor NO. "a
Cedar-st, N. y
NWASHINGTON-AVE Large and admlra-
" bly, appointed MANSION Eight haIdsSs S i'm M o,; so save o @ o
Best location IN Republic for school sr tr,Gass
Particulars and photograph with H. H. huphiH -. ~ y - -
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
EOR SALE OR TO LET.-A finely located

LUN NAIL UIl To IIIINIJ I"I't'NNN
modern STYLE with about q acres OF aul 9An
and other oolyeniencs Situated Southport Coan
P AMI shade premises POst0ce, churches school
house and peo. New Haven r. within i've minutes
w one desirable eountryeas along the shore o ihe
sod Ih ground beautiful prospect boating and tathng css
Pssrls, on 10 Y. J. ATYOkD, Southport, Conn
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
GeIu nDanie1.


~ CLEANING POLISH patented Cleaning and Polishing Win.
dov, Mirrors Cod and silver Plated Ware Tn, 1e 1t !, Tie bes,
article that has been tried Byey Who has cd Beware
Of limitations For ia psrteulars c address g. NJ DROWN,
No "a Blocker -, New. iqgk, ps,r BgQAivay
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28
Gnmtrer Retreats.

belmont HALL, SehOOley's Mountain,
D J will be opened June Is for the reception Of COMPANY
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

SeyYo E9btg passenger trains 10 and from the city dy Pin
10 m lots Of ground 25rOO each the corner ~ Jef
seyst place the residence OF the late A. t1gl
walk from the depot Location unsurpassed s.na
surroundings; house contains 10 hot and cod vs fna
finely laid choice trees fruit anc lJ4 ~
perfect Immediate possession. apply n Arcnes nc
Hassaust ~ MEEKE the depot EhIate mo A.
be nTemiscs
New-York tribune., 1867-05-28

" wsLoton unsurpassed for heahhtilnesS beauty 81 snef1
need descriptions. House all mOen; large aud arr
rooms ghei throughout ne table uho os Roh1
b ne s ~ e. Eeylag "a ik scSoa None egt DC bett ei
families taken - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

GUPREAIE COURT, City and County Of New
- YoEk.zRI I9 a; EoBINS4T WILLIAM W. POWERS
HoRiSsoS Plaatdi sg GR0aGE G T. s Int Rey stamp,
d R0gSLAs R2HGAs CD oe 5s. S9
summon. money demand contract Com not seTye-Ie the
named You hereby summoned and required en-
complain; this action which win Be SLED in th Office Of the
on t6 R S Al his oce ~ liz Bfodgay in the City Of
within eut days e the service of t' summon, on Yen eI
eye the day Of such service and 7on i 70 an"e the a9 com
plant within e time aforesaid ae p1tHs ~ TINS action WI A.e
Judgment against or the Of thousand and eighty dollars
tbnd eight hundred and Lete tie costs and disbursements
WI A. COOK Pisiauas Attorney No. ll2 Bro,dvsgy
The complaint mentioned in above summons was he u me once the
saiisSSS1 IL 'OD- w coon Plaintiffs Aoey.
CUPREME COURT.-ALBERTtC LAMS0N,
y Phatas5t ELLEBY fOLGBR and PERCY TlBBs Deiea
iT money demand on contract
= Int Revenue tom not ITO the Defendants; You are
cneesi eeopsini d i sci.n which viii Be died u
oace Of he Jerk Of the City and County
ofNewYork At Tie City Han ia saia CITY, 'nd to serve copy Of
your to The said complaint the subscriber . his office no
summons day and fail to
action vii tats judgment against You fo1 the sum q thirteen hundred
and enrS dollars and y cent win interest from the S.l asy 81
this aetOD.-Dsted, November I'D 1870 ,,s ,..
The complaint in this action once CierE Of the
c 5s ss SSa7'' N' SIDNEY HARRIS Pss Attorney
CUPREME COURT, City and County OF New
Ten h HH3egK ND Sec EEhG g. rSo NEs
REILLY other p sSS on S -, aSsIS 3 s JUNE 1ss
supreme Court made m the above g - "a i,, III
sos 10 ale az public auction the highest bidder on Monday the
M A. N Fsbrury 1851 al O'Clock az Tie Exchange sales
nom 80 III BroadRay the CITY Of NeS lOTE BY william hennei
anctoneer following described premises Va a ,. ,,
All those lots parcels % grSna ling
Ward Of the CITY 81 New lo on ne
eTig se of the and seuhery SIDE Of lhrhh
known end by the letter y and numbers Ss ~ .
Office Of he Register Oi we NY
County al New Ydk entitled Map Of lands IN the CITY o. New TOTS
living between Tenth Twentieth streets and between we So
nue. ana he Past River devised by Peter g. siyesn geee
Julia suyyesn aud others dated November ~ lbi oounaeu a ~
follows the sOuhweseTy corner OF ,e
FIRST avenue and Thirteenth street and running thence oulnwSg
along M frat aenn feet three inches thence wewal
along parallel 10 Thirteenth street egiyh icy
parallel ~ the First avenue
fet ree inches r. m reb street thence along Thirteenth street
eghr the place Of beginning sccose 70 .ue
by for laying ou scc
ofNes Yo under of the Legislature OF the state Of
New YORK ressci Agf le03 YORK January IL o
~ 2sz3S pANIEI 7, IfGhAhAa' it, @sietse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
nnrt- maroen's Notice.

~~N~@@-~~- srArR o. NEsIoRK, }
po,-w,RpKSs OYu0E No 70 William ~
NOTICE is hereby given IN @ so.Iss A ms
~ $50, a. ,he Act passed April "a 10 a. n $500.
keoEgne the ~ the subject matter Of such inquiry
interested H. 49, under examine
IA h ~ p, Wdens that the ssn ~ o %
be completed within ten days nsi'
vessels ....................ANR
n.aex ....... sss.ssssss.D
steamship Beloaa. ;'''''''''''''''''''''''e
steamship George CromA
Ponstheus. ~
Denmark.
Nfeamship Mefmaok
Steamship City OF boston
PArAgons
MARY nelly
MIETHoRsE TQkPkINs, Prsaas.si
IArss HsEsHAz Secretary, -.i,.rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
Corporation Notices.


CORPORATION N0TICE-Public Notice is
hereby given occupant occupants OF an
houses and lots improved unmproyed lands aiec thereby that t
or been completed and are lodged IN the once OF
The po Oh Assessors examination hy'a persons Interested VIZ;
FFor regulating setting and reseng curb and gutter stones ana
f,org and Eighty from Third TO ft avenue
Seco-For setting curb ad gutter stones and haSsHs IN rory
.eveuii-street between Eighth.agenue and Broadway
br-Fo setting and aud Tagging fFaehue
from sirty-6rst q Si1ts-siXth'sireets -. .-
Fourh-FOr bgig receiving basin anu cuef' Oh SCUM '"ei
OF Secont. avenue and Eeyenih'street ,,---, -.
t limits enbsred y enen include All the several houses
I ground vacant aud parcels OF land situated on
Of from Third
Secou-Bo,h Of sseuthsireet ton bghihAvenue TO
Broadway. 80 -- -. s..-s-., ~. D.. c,..~ 18th
street IL , -.
between Thrlvenue also east side Of Ihdayenue from
Tenth to Eleventh street -, -
All persons affected h the above named Assess
men opposed either Of them requested
40 present their sng of the undersgne al Their
ONCE Chamherssre Basement New Courthouse within 1hfV
day from the date Of this notice.
j j6HSI 3 qTnGEElL. Board of Assessors
ISAAC o. HUNT.
Omce Board Of Assessors New Court House Jan ~ 1867
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN CATTLE.
Price 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-Pursuan TO an
Of the County 81 Ontario notice b. hereby
given persons having claims against tlAELE CAIiN late Of
Comfy State Of NNluk deceased 20
present vouchers thereof 70 te uadd ais
deceased his office n Geneva il SAD county
on or before day Of June, 5l7Did Dec ~ l.sl
GEJ a. bISlNBkRRE,
Jal law6m To Administrator &C., OF said deceased
CTATE OF NEW YORK SUPREME COURT,
> Cy and County Yo-kSAAH SHAW wife Of Robert L.
shaw arans WILLIAM J.. MCAILEi, WILLIAM HcALLkl and
REUBEN H. WILBUR-Summons Tor relef-Io
the aboyeuamed defendants: lo hereby 30 cent stamp
uoard and required compliant IN this cancelled
action sled IN the ohoe 81 c Clerk Of Tie
NeN-YOrk The CT Hall 81 fli Oif tie 2th
January 1861 copy which herewith 5e7o upon
q 90 tie s1d compliant on The sub
s6er his Office No 81 William street b. said cts q NeNlo
the ~ THIS exclusive ~
the day Of such service and tie aid within
aforesaid plaintiff this action W appr 70 te Court for
relief demanded IN the c0npsutDed Jlruay ~ l6is
j lauhMT a. j. UIIMAhh. IIllnlLfE AitnTnei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Ia, Ri.a. sun ......54 Moon Rises ..sses
Sand, Vook ;5s Cows Island. 339 Hell Gate .sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
Steamship Miami. Rudolf Boston p Clyde Go; g..
Steamship Pioneer B shAekOrd Liverpool VIA O'A''"a CIV
Bsrs RSelyn (r jenkins Csdr via vgO Hsrbects Haley
shI Waite H swan &c Collins De%ss w,nsy Co
schr White Del, English, Beaufort Thomas HSlneA
s,, Steam, shin M,s,cbpsetts Hoiey Kew West Jan 10
Steamship Gaucs Godfrey Boston, with wde and pass 10
steamship Delaware Simmons Charleston ud and PasS to W.
Shin Electric Ism Jung Hamburg days with ndse snd I
pass sonau Edge Has had hea wesihetos snuse %.
Blue and red asg vi letter T in the center. 49,
Bari Agnes Of St. JohEs Loyest ADdrSsan y S
saw I dead y xESe between and 80 feet long .
Lunt Brothers W. and W. ses since pa
Br Belle u the Bay Ncyes wilmington C. Has had heavy
BS PsoH Of uEs Island welsh Mauras dAy, With Ols
.ei r Hoaehop Has DAYS above HAras; lost s.ts.
ami had "a hhds OF moAsses between decks
and seSrn n to JOHN Son Co Capt reports Delaware
clear Office RON the CaPes to Chester 6 t.s,.-
schr Lady Woodbury., Smith Nassau days mise 70 J. D. as
nam snr Madison Holmes. ireland Wilmington N c. Thomas H'~'.
sehr. Conservative, Mills, CherrystOue grain
SPOKEN.
J H. Ion p schr Amelia from Turks Island io New
Jan lat % So Ion 81 So Hamburg ,GI Matilda standing .
MEMORANDA.
The arrival published Sunday aud Monday Supply Ships soss
SemsO Equator on Halifax for Portland which towcd as
Bedford distress having repaired cleared Oh SATURDAY !" fssSns
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAVE BEES ISSUED BY rEs
-. lame. Island Ii Vessel near f,.Ie Auname.ss River oAs
peake Bay carried from her station by the ioe
Rd To has n reached this % he demolition Of the Ds
Shoals Light james River on SUNDAY 'SH ~ T" AV ~
the Ice IN motion " Tue f order Of the Light
- ] NJ BRkRIES Com U. s.N.
Nors,L ", Ian Dc 1867. Light House Inspector
The FIVE Light ship parted her SAS1' on Monday last aa' A.
Philadelphia, Jan o. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
Amneements.

BOOTH GRAND REyIvALsi
effort that found such GROWING announcement ths
REVEALS and Rcheeu by Mr. Booth VIII be continued by
bnnr production with historical
strictly pictorial Arrangement Of the ordinary and by the
Appropriateness and superior execution of OF
scenic carry the spirit Of the play into the most minute de-
tails thus advance branch Of literature and Every
Effort has been made place The wknown types OF character the
hands best fl and with this view addition the
regular company enea zemens have been made with
Mo- NfFTtJTA SCtIEILFR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New


CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-HENRY A.. KENT plaiutiG sgt JOHN p KELSEY,
de-ndant-summons money demand contract 'on not
servd defendant NOu hereby summoned ana required Ia
"a id the Once
81 the City aud County o. NcWlOE al
CITY Hall In said city, and copy " your answer Us
complaint the sIasrdhri az DIE olce. Ao Int Rev
2J Broadway the CITY o. NeW-l0k within tNtIt- S'ampSc
exclusive o. Cancelled
service AM n ou f 90 answer the sd
complaint n tie tine aforesaid ue plaintiff W ils action VIII take
Judgment against hu.rd aud 0fur dollars
cents with tle ninth day Of December
thousand hundred and dune besides DE Of ts acon
Dated December 90 1876. HLNtl T. flLl y
Js1i swlawT Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT.-THE MANHATTAN
> SAVINGS INSTITUTION HUGH McCABk sole Executor
McCaye deceased BERNARD " MctABt and oth,h-n
pursuance Judgment i the above entitled action on
the day Of January, A. D. 1871 the undersigned rTee therein
named viii sell public auction u the Merchants E6clge Sales
day Of February 1861 u o'clock by Adrian H. Muller
Aucioneer-
All that certain LOT PIECE PARCEL or LAND. situate,
lying Eighteenth (ate nEteeatl Word % the City
of follows; The
westerly side Seondave distant q ft n0rtneriy from the
northwest the Secondaye and Twenyouht running
nearly westerly parallel with Twcnt tout along land
conveyed Thomas Mccullough nneYen t seven inches
inch thence nearly roter and 10 rgt angles To
twentyour feet to land lately conveyed to Aathane
Koham nearly easey and parallel to Twent f9ult and
along inches and oneth 81
Secondsve theueeary soath along TIE SecondaYt
j. LAWRENCE sLOSSON Referee
l. 4irtif tf0rueve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29

LNNECUIORN' SALE OF Properly on oIdIt'
II Beaver Pearl Greenwich John Front and Jacksonss
3 H. LUDLOW Co viii sell at Auction on TGESDAY jan -
lss ocok Exchange Seoom No III Broadway N l.
test-No = running through 70 No 10 PeaFst Beayer-No
IS near Ws-st GetnwchstNo Is near Morrlst feari-No
p running through WaterSt No 22 oursiory
foe PeasNoS 81 23 and 25 south corner
including 8 JohnS Fr0ustNOs 34J so and 49, north
east corner Jacksons.. 10x75 feet
SAMUEL ROGERS )p~..,,o.s .,a T,,seas of the
T.. VAN RENSSELAER, dec'd
n L. ROGERS. -''- ~ 49, go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-29
DOMESTIC PORTS.


pos-ox Ian Steamships Kensingon Hedge New Or
ans Neptune Iaker NewYork; ship Barow from Calcutta
PRoyDkSCK jan 2oAuyed sehr W. T. Emerson knersoo Bal
Ish-sehrs Alexander Young BaOre Young TeAsr Aurgv.
New-lOrk.
PHiLGDgIPHIA Jan fiat BngspO steamships Hseehet Had
from New Oeans IonawanA non sA'se
nah Pioneer from Wilmington ~ &.
JACKSONVILLE Fla AAiyed schr NJ Wheaton lrelsas
Boston.
LIVES Del Jan g. 6P mug America which started a morn
for Philadelphia with bs Samuel h Let Her Be and sehoones
Ccassan with the bay aud has returned VIM a
remains In the Breakws company With s'eamssp hr
Polar barks Annie Augusta D
brgs n Kennedy Har, Amelia Rebeea shgyshfp ~
Sarah; sehs West Wind j. TGpAn and the Five fahom
NEWPORT Jan 8-Arriyed bark Annie NJ GeodNtn !aew
MaehAs for New eamug Frances kn R.sUor, ss
New-Y
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19

CoRRupT1oN IN NEw YORK. The Citi-
zen, whose editor Miles 0'Reilly) is a
Democrat, makes the following revela-
ton Of the mauer in which tho Demo
cratic vote was Piled upjn New York
dnring the recent election:
"It Is notorious, also, that with the
enormous money power thus paced
under is control there was an enor-
nous illegal or repeating" vote organ
lied and registered III the Tammany In
terest-say not less chan from 10000 to
1900 reached the ballot box in favor
Of the Tammany candidate; the remain
der being either scared off by the actiy-
ity and early arrests Of tao police, or boz
ing unable, from. shere lack 81 time be-
tween sunrise and sunset, 10 vote in as
many election districts as they were
registed in--une Gaze having been trust,
worthily reported to tfs II man wha
wasregisteredin no leas than flty-threo
election districtsl"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19
A Model speech.

In the account of the councils held
with the Indians is verbatim report
Of a speech made by Satauk the senior
chief OF the Kiowa nation, which is GER
tainly an extraordinary peice Of Indian
elOquence, and deserves to stand among
those specimens which have come down
to US from Logan and others. Here is
u pungeDt passage
We DO not break treaties. We make
but few contracts, and these we remem-
ber we'll The whites make so many
that they are liable to forget them -
The White Chief seems not to be able
to govern his braves. The Great Faith
er seems powerless in the face Of his
children. lie sometimes becomes angry
when be sees the wrongs Of his people
committed or the red men, and his
voice becomes loud as the roaring winds
But, like the 9ind, it dies away, and
leaves the sullen calm Of unheeded OPP
presgion
And here Is an other passage Of gen
uine eloqnenee:
We hope now that better time has
come. Ii all would talk and then DO as
you have done, the sun of peace would
shine forever. We have warred against
tine white man, but never because 1t
gave us pleasure. Before the day oi
oppression cAme no white man ever
went away hungry. 1t gave us more
10y to Share wICa hiIn than it gave him
- partako VI our Inequalities. Ia tie
/ lar distant past there was DO suspicion
among US. The world seemed large
enough Tor both the red and the white
lAan. It's broad piaias seem now tc
contyagt and the white man grows jeal.
OTIS Of lis red brother. He once came
10 trade, lie nov comes to fight lie
oneecaue ~ G citizen. lac nov comes az
a soldier IL once put his trust in oui
firisa3s.lip ans wanted 40 shield but Fl.
delay, Dat now ae builds forts and
plants hig guns on tleir walls. lie once
! gave gunz and poa,i ar and babe ~ hnni
! hae gans Afa taen ioyed hiIn for bis
confidence, he nov suspects oai
pligAsea faith and drives Us 10 BE- BE
enemies. He Gov royera his face glth
the cloud u jealousy and anger, nnd
te.ls as q 5s gone as tbe offended mas.
Ter speaks to Ills dog. We thauk ths
/ s4feat spirit that al these wrongs are
/ aoW y eea s, .ad ihe Old days, of peaes
and frcndsHp - come again.
I There i 4 gress deal of truth n the
Indiaa ! doelaialiofis, aud when he Of
feFs as sli excuse ior the war on ths
Texans tAat tlsy thought tho "Greal
+ Father woald not be offended, Tor ths
Texans hal go4e opt from among hii
people aid become his enemies, he dis
play 40 little al4reHdnaaz
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19

ssE2t = rs1Rts.-si nevtr
sse envyhoav t hnt vha' icspsed
bcibe Ehev am tise nvafaest ~
av crawling cFVepi s, tpgptug, blting
thnes
fhsy dses sseklc nsu u dslilo,
lat aouk m. sfler dark. asat chaw hrn
while be y fast asleep
A maskelo wsl shs ypn ~ broad
16lila, q short lapge and give seu >
cbarea teW haaci IS fis niss ,he flea
i 4 eantt hnc. ana wlll Il ske a dash 40
you even ia hroadNay--~hut the bod
pag u gaFretW, who valis tpi you
trip and then PICKS cut ameliow place
t0est you
III was ever in the habit of swear
ing, | would not hesitate tow damn q
bed-bug right gow his isee
Bod-hugs are uncommon smart IN a
sluph way, one pair oi shen vail stock
a hair mattress Ia weeks, WITH buggs
enuff teN last 4 small family whole
year.
IL don't do emmy good 10 pray when
bed-bugs are in season, the only way
tew yet rid oy them is tew bile up the
whole bed in aquafoatis, aud then heave
1t away and buy new one,
Bed-bugs when they have grono eul
they intend to, are about the sEe of q
hluejays eye. and have brown COM
plexion, and when they start out to
garrote are az thin AZ grease spot,
but when they git thru garroting they
are swelled up like buster.
il takes them 3 days TO git the swell
ing ont oy thom.
If bed bugs have onny destiny tew
Gil, il must be their stnmmuks, but ID
seems Is me that they must have bin
made by acksidont, iist AZ shyvers are,
tew stick into somebody
n they waz got up for some wise pur-
pose, they must have took tho wrong
road, for there kant be emmy wisdom in
chawing man awl night long, and
raising family, besides tew foller the
samo trade.
If there IL sum wizduin in awl this, |
hope the buggs viii chaw them folks
who kan sec II, and leave me be, be-
kauso ! am one oy the hereticks.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19

Charity auutlth not itselfis not
ppasl ap
A pang 81 rcmorse ,witehed me, and
aitn5.s for tha first time 10 nv lie nt-
tered tefyent prayer Tor humility:
i was 3 very merry party next even
iug. aud we elders watched with de-
light onr children gaulboling round the
E.fi-iaden tree, bet amils, AZ our giee
The frao words Of my little mentor
forced themselves upon my thoughts
James, said my wife 10 me. late iu
,ac evening, I forgot to ask yoG what
your text for tomorrow Isl
Charity gannteth not itself-is not
phfed mp
She locked puzzled moment. We'll,
said she, II is very good text, and
one TO which j am sure you can do JUS
tice
Can II
Next day J was complimcnted on
my sermon. thrust that one d the
most earnest listeners was he pIeacher.
Sunday Gg9qgiae.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19

NOTICE +. sefris rS,n, n rsls-anc u sn act Of
she ta4lsssng sAis siaia sas~s4l e ~ l4s ssss
siau fist thr srs v nk M reaora VI 9nls isl.stg
Nils 4 tbe roan.erf tHe First NadasAl Bank of Ben,
,les thal tlsr sald s4Hts Bstk tegvilnscft 80 e1s'
tsues "a he agst dAY II Aseast u, fssi, Snd tba
fslssIAps s engV ~ ttae said aei NJ te LHeiatafel
skn AZ rcsaaiae - he redemption = bApk Note
II u kegthg tHagfea VI re GsaSyat AssetAf@g " 4 Z
Saais n .sraa Hf
sRc ANeg he ep.nflgu af thr charter NJ Al Z
kspt ete.e4 sht+ STATE of after the termination
II ths ssseHee q spt such aaak ssreeasls g tee
laws a' isis STATE. saeh bank mas aare ngasr y te
pssllshea m 81 b assig new - Fefs gf the caanis
nhrfe aaeA ht4.s = gsfei, lr anrfou scar tastiE
fffh h Il ssa bsk @ii feiceh -. aHfaardihg bills
ihs day af the Is ara.a IL iss earef ~ ihs aat 81
tbe tsfuiiasaa af Sc existence sua oePy % fhis &C.
avs a1 ae fsuist1 au # such Natlee. nc'fher Eaes
hans nor lis olesrs shaB be liable tp Hag Aslrf iai
iAe t3a seaemp ~ ans ol US outstanding hNls un
less SO sfaas shali hate been das and pay
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-11-19
Essex, Mass, has little girl three
years old who PLAYS over two hundred


Essex, Mass, has little girl three
years old who plays over two hundred
pieces ON the piano. - Exchange.
At the Sunday school celebration on
Long Island lately, prizes we're given
TO those children who recited from
memory the greatest number Of Bible
verees. OF course irnnemoric perform
ances were many and varied, and were
all accounted wonderful BY the listen
ling parents Of the several prodigies.
4 The achievement Of one infant pheno-
menon is recalled to mind bY tho item
above quoted 4 little pale faced girl
Of only four Years old actually gabbied
off one hundred and eleven verses Of
/ 81 Marks Gospel Did the mother OF
4 the two hundred tune girl or Of the
/ hundred-and-eleye verse martyr ever
suspect That these children are being
slowly, perhaps, but none the less sure
ly, murdered by the stupid criminal
vanity OF their doting parents II
those two unhappy babies are not soon
turned ont of doors TO wade In the
mnd-puddle and play with the pigs,
times and texts viii soon have done
their perfect work, and the children
+ will be taking their last sleep under the
roots u the clover and the daisies.