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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-01-05


for the above counties, would respectfully inform
the citizens that he is now in the field, and will
call upon the people at their homes and places of
business.
The nature and object Of the Chest l. to supply
families with those tried, certain, safe and efficient
remedies which necessary in the prevention
and in the treatment of sudden and common dis
eases The adaptability of this conveniently
arranged Chest Ia place in each and every fam
lily is beyond doubt.
In connection With the Chest there is book
containing description Of more than seventy dis
eases, giving their symptoms in detail. so no one
need be mistaken TO the nature Of their COM
plant. 1t therein numbers carefully the specific
rcmedies-thc remedy being found in the Chest
for every disease. 1t also contains Materia
Medica, or Dictionary of all the medicines. with
their origin, nature, medical properties, doses, and
the disease they are applicable to. No one can
doubt tho propriety Of this wise arrangem on 10
meet the wants Of the afflicted
]. H. PAYNE.
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20 Good PIoWs for Sale.

ryAST STEEL PL0Ws OF COLLINS MAKE,
4 j the best PloW. in Oregon for the Farmers. =
auz5 R. CHEADLE.
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AnctiOneer.

EEyHE undersigned having taken out License a.
Auctioneer in this State, foreWarns all per
sons from doing businessip that capacity, who are
not properly licensed to do 80 BY law = sA'~.
ce0ne2 - 8 - WIN. LIETER.
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SETTLEMENT NOTICE,

AL persons knowing themselves indebted to the
undersigned are hereby notified toappear and set-
tie up within six weeks from this date, either by
note, cash or trnde, and save-costs. Our accounts
MUST BE sBTrLED. j. FLEISeHNERs& d co, -
Albany Gregory 0cAobeg 60 I90cS y3Hetk
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ADV ERTl.s EMiENTs.

TnE peculiar taint or
infection which we
call ScRoFULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. Il
either produces or Ii
produced by an en-.
feebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes i'm
competent to sustain
the vital forces In their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into flianrfIar and
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16
Laws 81 Vermont.
- -. a . -

SPECIAL SESSION. a D 1857
p d sac ~
e8 a M Aa
an Aei t9 enaido tAe Bennington and
Rutland Aaar9ad Company 81 aid ia
o1smnHg Eec asry RaHroad connec.
TONS
4 br8g ioat3
Sc Tho Bennington and Rut-
land Railroad Company sac hahy au.
thonel and empowered 70 subscribe
f5r, purchase. of acquire the bonds 8
lho Lebanon Springs Railroad Com
pauy. 4 corporation existing ID tic State
81 AeN IuIh. Is tie bonds on stock q
ans other Railroad Company, now OF
hereafter organized, whose road NAV
counc, witt the Bennington and Rut.
land Railroad, ol with any railroad con.
Meeting Herewith, no such manner and
direction as to afford 10 said Benning-
ton aud Rutland road, communication
by railroad with Ae8 York, Albany, OF
Boston And % held, or to sell, as
sign. or dispose Of such bonds or stock.
upon such terms d they may think
proper aud 70 guarantee the payment
olmeA bonds 81 dividends Oh such stock
and 70 make any contract incident
thereto
See . Tie said Bennington and
Rutland Railroad Company are hereby
further authorized and empowered, 70
issue their bonds, at j rate of interest
not exceeding seven per cent per am
mum, payable semi-auaualiy, and 10 ex-
ecpsc mortgage or decd Of trust Of
their said railroad and franchise or
other property or to pledge the income
thereof either for The purpose Of secu-
ring the payment Of sad bonds, or q
securing tho performance q any guaF-
antce OF contract that may be made by
said Company Is authorized by the first
section Of this act
Sec 3. No contract shall Be made
by said Company under the authority
coufeted by tlns act, until such contract
shall be authorized by vote Of the diree
tors Of sand company, and approved by
vote oi the directors Of sud company,
and approved by vote Of three -fourths
m amount Of the stockholders Of said
company, at o legal meeting thereof
Sec 4 Ihis act shal! take effect
from It's passage
Approved March Is, 1867
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

ATTITUDES sfarf'e sae1'e. and ,fsi
there vas ue Scr hardy pop
ulatiop We a ll ay 20 BUhr.
peN Styai eul tls ercat ecwsio'
.ke Aprro, ts Coaeress. Amsvcan
pionecfs h ies; and set.
a. the yalr fattroIs which Is in
snHelv ch at SeN0 0o0 nndeg sho
present aen II property, than
what seem gt huE wilderness II
svnmps aut rfis transferred g rs
by Napole lho I.oaiS.ang grant for
Si50oU0oe the rates ot hall a ocn-
tuty ago
Tie int aoaal point e YieR one
not 4 bc tted Tie formation of
4 Canadian ,iegroyaliy on our borders
With ne ii nmeus adhesion of Brit
ish ColnmlAa and s. depeudencies TO
extend 10 tho Pacific, il q matter Of
some conccfn So us. and tho cqli poec
Afforded ~ by lbo Russian cosaon, mHy
be both timely aud desirable. Tho
whole case wtl So examined wifi atteh-
ton ly oar people, aud il they see an
early prospect % reimbursement IA the
way of resources as veil as ot uatie nal
glory and strength, they viii pay tho
money ior - rood a purpose, f.aher
than devote Il to the petty uses Of tho
numberless private speculations rife at
at Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

SAVE orR YouNq MEN From what
Not from hard work and oxhaustiug
toll, for this is the appointed lot Of man
and We should not expect to escape II;
by this, RIGHT character is formed, and
the earth brought to yield her riches,
Not from protractod and close study,
for thus only are valuable attainmonts
made, brain power developed, and tho
professions filed with able men Not
from rigid economy, years Of toll and
slow increase of wealth; for this ia far
better than fortunes made IN an hour.
But save them from the follies of fash
ionable society, tho facinations Of tho
ganing-,able, and especially from that
most insidious, fearful curse, fntcmper-
ance Oh it is burning out the very v
tails Of morality and manliness IN hun
cred social circles in our large cities
It is destroying by thousands the best
youth 10 our best families. IL is sweep
ing throngh the country, and carrying
away to worthlessness and crime the
young men who else would be pillars IN
the church and the state; and it is
gaining power daily,
In small room in a dark tonchert
building n low part Of the city, the
writer was called yesterday to read the
Holy Scripture and pray over the dead
qody Of young man piously trained,
classically educated, and richly endow-
ed, who few years ago coinheanced
his cnrcer with the brightest prospects.
His fortune squandered, his health des
troyed, bis brilliant talents beeotted by
intemperance, he died. I
A brother, once equally telented and
promising met me at the door Of tho
narrow room, with palsied hand and
feyered eye and muttcred Welcome
staggering against the coffin as the ser
vice proceeded. A third brother--the
yongest with downeast face and burst
ing heart, wept over the desolation
wrought by drink lie may be saucd -
And this is one ofmany cases which arc
constantly occurring
Ministers, teachers fathers imothers,,
sisters, call upon the young men to
touch not taste not, hardle not the ac-
cursed bowl God save our young men.
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Writing for the Paper.

How much ad8 some people mAks
Rout wrpF tof itc paper,
'fis Atruueo bow % they uhdertaAs
] o shirk i en their nrighbor.
Nov, why hul write 50 vol a. salk1
Write 81 pfesr, " write 20 thyne,
'B1Lt ,pur ucighhH's daily wAlkf
That's Tie topic Of our time.
Better write than talk % mach
wcfg better lHr u less we're sabl,
Or tongue ests each Rrtle touch.
lis yprs 4ks tho tabled leg,
Which ouuc M motion, ever r6r
And rAn, dHd ran, j. running yet.
Thea Re 4buf faults please never scan,
His Write. lsuj, Do nor fofgot
II write yen won't. and talk you wiii--
fhcL tRlk y0a shall iar public good.
The good vna say, aud She H.
The silts fears Ger which you brood,
Shall he tfuafstd word for word,
TO show ypug aiins Rnd iect q strife.
OF empty tltpgs trge record,
work rcllettiug human life,
Arlington, Nl,i Apfil 2, 1851.
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EURNITURE,
C11inA nnd - fa,
MlIlICE.

NOTICE hefehv sirsr iaTaFsasffc q q aet q be
~ Legislature ~ t0l sNtr pasn AZ 'r late tFsslaR,
hsi the naitenklN bank viil fadfen i's os ispihg
dlis II ise c0arEef ~ iht suehkf ssau8l tane 81
Nsnrhetfefs that tht ehaFftf 80 the esd kanshAisl
isnk safnnaicd % es5frufa on thr iaii ea3 ei Ao'
eutl,eg 4. ~ lgs aaa ,a ialaminE !A eaFy 81 ihf
ai6 Al fthe iseiaaf6Wi
A. 81 lgalsHns Is ne Redemption q isAhk Notes.
as hffsbs sateasa 3 tiE fseRfna .tfffs II pf st1@
- crescent
ssf amer tire expiration 0ffhnrhaNef u snF Bank
AafsefrA 81 Ghs Stae ~ sa1E taa i'nHAifae 20 lae
sAsituee ~ fnf su.h Nsuk srre4,i# ~ the i@~s 9l
Ia stale. sneA bsHk nlss Galsr uuar ta hn FaaiiF9
+ 81 Jht ait HgNtFafFss ~ Ihf Caanif earfe saeh
1ssn& s. iacg'rA far Na soy feaf seilae i iAal sia
sa6 wH Fldeeu s i,assfaraas hiila tae say al Jhe
fHlfA5s8a ~ fB Nh4tiHe tsf HHl#Hi Nis lafnitA.
sa af ia eEfs3eara af5 eaf ut tt2s fff AHa ilHh
|sae rsAYests8a a. sHf noifl ueHss sasl' haHk nQg
Ia shldrs shall 81 iaa8a ID shs ian ca tts api-t--
hrnl5 saa - suf ~ is outstanding blis unless the
esaar snaR bssr hsn aala presented 8nd paFmenl
eafeaf Aaaiztlei Mi'hiH to- year siafesia 81 De
|rsak5us Il sse = ssgh Bsfk
sa AMef iha satH7atsQu a5 lg ehafsFr pF sftfr lan
erminatsan = iar fsstl 0i aus uth sanA ~ ai9it-
ss8 sah baak ehei5 eate iW m slh5eei ip fhe alFas
a - Nsaie t1 lo pTGitian ar tae HtFftitd section
VI shsfsgaf ciehiF saiae st its Gemetal #Satet
ese fais "a yh7H laks at.sci 0ua5 lia l-staEG
VI BLACK. Cashier.
nsnsAssief. pee q is5s igss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

THt GRrAT Rock AHEAn Tho Lon.
don Times says with reference to
20,0o0,00 Of the 30000,000, more or
less, Of human beings who pass through
the various stages Of existence in thes5
islands, we entertain no kind oi doubt
that drunkenness is the great rock
ahead Of them in their passage through
life IT is drunkenness which fills the
poorhousos and lunatic asylums, the
hulks, and the jails. But for drunken
ness, the gallows would be robbed Of
half it's annual burden" The Times In
right, and the state.
ment is equally applicable to our own
country. Drunkenness "is the great
rock ahead VIII you every ono ask,
What can do toward removing it2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

WY SH5u1D ! Ms Ssrsa? We cnn
conceive of no reason Why be should,
but Of ten reasons why he should not:
/. il is mean A man of high NOR
al standing would almost as soon steni
a sheep as swear.
9. 1t Is vulgar Althoigh TOO mean
for decent man.
3. Ii is cowardly Implying a fear
either Of being believed Or obeyed.
t. 4 gentleman according 10 Web
ster, Is a gentcel nlan, sell bred REIN
ed, sach ono viii no more swear than
70 into the street aud throw mud with
a clodhoppe
8. tt indecent. Offensive - deli-
cacy, and extremely unfit for Lnman
ears.
6. Itis foolish. Want a deccney
Is want of sense Fope
4 II Is abusive 20 the riind that
eoncciyes tl.e oaib. and 70 the person
ii wh0m it II asned.
5. II Is gea0m0ua. showing = naps
lcagt ~ be a neat 0f WHO'RE aEd every
simc he aWars, one oi iLen sticks out
bis lead.
8 Itis coniemptib forfelling tie
respect Il tha wise altl gosd
10. Ii Is wicked No.ai9g ne di
gine law and provoking ae d.Ileasufe.
4 Hin Rho l not bod him guiltlf
sho takes II nan n fniis
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srArE or yreuoxr.


montpelier MafcA eN. ltth
hereby certi{y that he foregoing Ten pumlers
tfHs copies q aris su8 resolve passed tt thc
General Asscmh.y ~ tAn spsgai sesspn. hsd 81
puruarce ni proclamation 81 'hr Gaeefsaf Wareh.
A. D ise5 --des IFnated e. flt'i8rtpHnH tts news
papers GE0BG NICHOLS
Nfce=fafe ID STATE
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An Act III addition to and explanation
Of certain statutes authorizing towns
to aid in the construction OF Rail
roads within this State.
II Is hereby enacted dc.
Soc. l. Any town in this State,
which has heretofore authorized to aid
any railroad company by loan, gift, sub
scrIption for stock, on otherwise, may
vote such aid, or so much therefore yo-
ted, at any meeting called for that pur-
pose in the manner prescribed by law
Tor calling special town meetings, not
withstanding such town, at meeting
called IN the manner prescribed by the
act authorizing them to grant such aid,
may have refused to grant aid to such
railroad, or have granted a portion of
the aid, only which such town was au-
thorized to grant.
Sec, 2 Any town in this State,
which has been heretofore authorized
10 aid any railroad company. and which
shall have authorized, or may hereafter
authorize the selectmen, or other officer
or agent OF such town 10 borrow mon
cy for that purpose, may authorize the
bonds Of said town, With interest cou-
pons attached, to be issued for the mon
ey SO borrowed, OF to be borrowed, and
any vote BY such town heretofore pass
ed, authorizing the issue of such bonds
for such purpose, is hereby declared
valid and legal.
See, 3. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved March %, 1867.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

IN Act to enable the towns thern nam
to aid in construction ci tie Montpc-
lier and ST. Johnsbmy and Essex
County Railroad
4 Is here5y enacted, a.
Sec l. The towns Of Montpelier,
Last Montpelier. Plaafeld. Narshfeld
and Cabot in Washington County, the
town 81 Orange IN Orange County, the
TOXINS Of Harduick, Walden, Dauriile.
Pe4cAala, ~ Johnsbury Waterford
and heIby, III Caledonia County. and
the towns OF Concord and Lunenburgh,
m i sex County. are hereby auhor1ca
Mu empowered iH the manner hereafter
eaed, 10 aid in the construction Of
to Montpelier aud St Johnsbury and
l Esl County Railroads, either bY
lcribing fgr, o. purchasing the stock
baat!s u such roads OF by gaaran-
tccne iho payment 81 interest On such
stock o. bonds.
Sec such subscription purchase
Or contract may be made BY any .
said towns when tlsa assent IN writing
thereto of a maio1ity Of those paying
taxes. both ia number and amount of
grand list then in force in such town.
shah first be obtained by an instrument
of assent, signed and acknowledged
before anv person authorized % take the
q deedsn the county
il which sueh town Is slinated, by
each person s. assentine, and each as-
sent shall Be- dated. aud shall specify
tie amount q ihe grand list II the per-
son asserting Sasd instrument or ae-
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100000


This is not a very imposing return,
but it must be remembered that the
population u as yet sparse and untu-
tored. The very same argument appli-
ed few years ago to portions Of our
Far Western territory, which now teen
with talnable productions At all
events, the territory involved IN this
transfer covers area enough for more
than ten States Of the size of New York,
and has many fine bays, estuaries and
hafbors, while the interior IL watered
By the river Kerichpak. streaaf that
bears comparison with some of the
finest Of tQose already within The limit
Of the Union.
About year since ii an extended
article upon the foreign possessions ~
ing north of us, VIC referred 20 the hid
den resources, agricultural, mineral and
marine. that they contained which only
awaited the hand of onr energetic race
Of settlers and explorers to lie convert
ed into immense peeuniary wealth.
We then pointed out that toward the
western coasts, the climate Is much mil
der and more eqnable than IL Tie same
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take away on interfere Vithe the juris-
dietion oi this State far the purpose 81
executing any legal process
Sec This act shall take effect
from is passage
Approved March 2S, ls67
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To I7137NbV'
Approved March %, 1867.

An Act to provida for the expenses Of
the present Session Of the General
Assembly
n Is hereby enacted, de-
Sec /. The sum Of ten thousand
dollars is appropriated, for the purpose
Of paying the debentures Of the Lieut.
cnant Governor, the Senate and House
Of Representatives, and the contingent
expenses Of the present special session
Of the General Assembly.
Sec 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved March rs, 1867
Joint Resolution concerning the con-
troll Of Railroads in Vermont by foreign
corporations
WuEpEAs, the control BY foreign cor
porations Of the railroad facilities Of
this State has become a subject of grave
practical Importance, and whereas scri-
Gus complaints have been brought to
the attention Of the Legislature against
the conduct Of such corporations, en-
gagged IN the management Of Vermont
Roads, and
WHHEAs, no disposition Of these pub
lie works ought to be allowed, which
impairs the paramount right Of the peo-
pie Of the State to the just and reason
able use thereof; Therefore,
Rcs0ced 5y g.e Senate aad Honse II
Representatives,
'Fhat the Governor be requested to
appoint three commissioner. whose
duty Il shah DC 10 consider this subject
and 70 inquire into the grievances al-
legged % have been sustained, with pow
er 70 send for persons and papers, and
70 report to tie next annual session Of
the Legislature whether any, and what
additional legislation in the premises is
and to prepare any ban on
the snbiect which they may think prop
n 10 recommend.
JoHN w. srEwanr,
Speaker of the House u Representatives
f. y. GsabsIn,
President Of the Senate. 4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-04-16

An Act to prevent the destruction Of
fish by the use Of pounds or by the
setting Of nets.
II is hereby enacted, de-
Sec. !, II any person shall hereafter
take, Kill, or destroy, by the use Of
pounds, or by the setting Of nets Of any
kind, in any waters Of this state any
fish, such person shall forfeit and pay
to the treasurer Of the town in which,
or nearest which, the same shall be so
taken, killed, or destroyed, in this State,
the sum Of five dollars for each and ey-
cry fish so taken, killed, or destroyed,
to be recovered on complaint Of town
grand juror, with costs Of prosecution.
and any justice Of the peace Of the coun-
ty shall have full jurisdiction to hear.
try and determine the same
Sec. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved March %, 1867
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X BAICHIJDER
MANuFAcTURINo

L E3asnAg1. AesHt manufacturers af PeHrr ant
|.sols. lah prntegA EMS Binders nud hb9le,ole
lepkse.lert a&,i .tatHgrrs,
|LAREti0Nt, ..es. st.s,...-., ....-.s..A IT,
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An Act 70 punish breaches 81 tho peaco
and unlawful combinations
II Is here5g cHaeisd. d..

II q hereby cHaefed, d.,
See. j Any person vhoshall threat.
en- any violence on injury to any other
person. with intent TO prevent such
ottcr persons employment in amy mill,
mandatory, shop, quarry, mine, or on
any railroad, shah be punished by fine
not exceeding one hundred dollars,
or by imprisonment in the com.
mon Jail not more than three months
Sec. , Any person who shall BY
threats, OF intimidation, or BY force,
either alone or IN combination with
others, alright, drive away or prevent
any other person from accepting, under
taking or prosecuting any employment
TO labor IN any mill, shop, manufactory,
mine, quarry or on any railroad with
intent to prevent the prosecution Of
work in such mill, shop, mahuiactory,
mine, quarry, on on any railroad, shall
be punished by imprisonment in the
State prison not more than five years,
or by fine not exceeding fyo hundred
dollars.
This act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved March 2S, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

REMOVAL have removed tOTe of Messrs
Pstchen Bos aud will continue the STOCK flsSION BUS
MSS F PATCHRN
New. York, January T. 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
Mem Publications.
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The volume elegantly printed aud bound price a. making beautiful
book for present
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

PATTERSON and HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
L ROAD CONPANY.-A SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FVUh
PR CENT Capital of this Company VIII he pad 90
THURSDAY the sd January al tie ehce ON SIAsoS~
Co. . Wm-st N-Nlok anc aer that day az Paterson -
by tie subsc-ihe,-Drc ~ 1865 As PENNINGTON TrAsufsh
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
fcaal Noiites.

NOTICE TO CREDIEORS.-PurSuant 10 an
~ of toe Comfy u Ontario notice j. hereby
claims against CHARLES GATHER h'c -
the Town OF SENECA o ontario ut state of Nr1tok daso %
with the ourirf, Thereof 60 thr Undersigned mn1
ira;or the deceased bis Office Grn'a in std county
before the Jlh day OF June l5'I-bari d. ~ 10
GEJ ID nISiNBEEEF
Js Isw6m Tu Administrator, &c, 81 sad deceased
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yors.-lIfNRY A. KENT. ptruf agt JOHN p KELSEY,
lrieudaut-Nuumo1s lur money druani contract Com tt
serye) 10 'hc defendant iou l'ruy summoned sHi rirc 3"
arnn Hlrh tA t Sled b. tl t1r
of Clerk sai Cp4u 4 NF l"rs 90
CITY Hall said r,y ADD 90 copy o rulI aissur.
the comVa1 tie s.Iseff = . ulf. NO; lHi Ect
Broaisay. o. Nru.lok. within trrutt Stamp s
~ l.stt ui
and \ a o. he fld
complaint aforesaid thr guf h srn viii take
Judgment against YOU or t, of na1 huHI aui ~ u doars
ftv eep with from e st 1ufl da ~ b,frhsf
Thousand light hundred and in nine btsl' e ,ss ei ibs ou
Dated December 20 1870 HENRY FKATr
al 6Kl,vT Tflltf r. AffsrueT.
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
USEFUL PRESENTS,

GOLD PINS. GOLD CASES PEN-HOLDERS and RUBBER
CASES The AMI best the JOHNSON
Co Manufacturer No. a. NaHs, Liberty Sea-Yok Ciy
Goods cent BY mail Send for piee list
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.

~ Trains will Jersey City FOR Pi~rmont az 62o and Sz
and saturdays Only li:l1 Tie su
AMI ~ trains IA through TO Mos.ey. -z = .., o.,
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01
CEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1866. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1907.
COMMENCING DEC. 10, 1906.

Prf. s.ou NevYork Twenyseyenht and Pou1th-
Entrance on Twenty seventhSL
New-York tribune., 1867-01-01

Notice hereby that Hmi paItGcp has been formed by
Ae undersigned pursuant % the laws o the state Of Neal'rk That
under which such puerhps 60 Dee conducted is
MENII HARTLEY Co; that the general mature ~ tie blse
tended % he usacei by such partnership is the DRY GOODS
JOBBING business hat he O al tAe general aud special part
interested u the l business JAMES W. WEN1I Joseph
". HARTLEY WARREN G. CRANE, PHILLIP TAGGARI, and
TRACY H. HARRIS that the raid JAMES W. WEN1Z j. general
psrer and h place q resi- ene the CITY u Brooklyn and County
that the said JOSEPH W HAETLEl j. asO general part
and his place Of residence IN fremont and the County II West
that thc NAREEN g. CRANE partner,
and Dis place % residence u tie CITY and County Nes York aud
that he said PHILLIP TAGGART ao general partner, aud Biz
place residence s the City and COUNTY ~ Nesiork and the 1d
TRACY H. HARRIS also special paeI, ami that Bis place ~ resi-
deuce u the cts County of SeWiork; that tie of capital
which said special partner has contributed g. tie stock 81 the
Of One udrs and Twenty-Five Thousand Dar. ta the period
which the M psr crshp the First day 81 January
1861, ad the period which terminate is the r, day Of
December. 1903. JAMES W. WEN1I
JOSEPH ". HARTLEY, General
WARREN &. CRANE. Partners
PHILLIP s. TAGGARTj
TRACY H. HARRIS, special Partner
Nev.York Dec 81 1895.