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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-10

where simple caharc needed they uncquacd. They
viii positively cure and have done than five thousands
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaints scroa, Ulcers
EEspsas Kings Evil, Constpaons, Rheumatism Worms, Tu
nours Nervous Face Ache Depression of Mind Dopy Female
Diseases Eons of the Skim Pain and enlargement othG Boncs
Morbid COmpaxon FlatusnCy Gravel General Debility Loss
Of Appetite, Suppressed Perspiratiun, &C. &c
The indications requiring the Tomuto Pills. and they
should b. used without delay PREVENTIVE formation
If acute and dangerous Diseases,
When there is sediment in the Urine,
When the Urine very high cOored
When there is general assitude Of the bedy
When there is n pain in the back or head,
When the tongue is fuTed
When the skin is hot
When the skin dry
When the skin is yellow.
When the appetite is poor
When there are cold Chlls,
When there is pam in the stomach bowels,
When there is nervous irritation,
When the dreams are bad starting sleep
Itaken the ufany Of the above Indications
preaching disease much pain and sickness will be prevented
LOOK OUT FOR IMITATIoNSi
Be particular to inquire for PHELPS Tomato Pills. and that
Of c. r. Phelps NJ. d. the side label The GENT
be obtained Of all the respectable Druggists the country
and principal merchant in every authorized
These wishing the Pills should enquire the principal
their Orders should be directed R. PHELPS NJ D.
Hartford Conn 80 v2:6m
S P Redfed and Collins, agents, Montpelier, VI.
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PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR
N

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals, -Four first premiums
a and two highest honors at the Nation the Massachusetts,
the New York and the Pennsy vana Exhibitions respective w.
the mostpendid Coored Dauccoypes and best apparatus
exhibited
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard weather
Instructions given in the t.
large assortment apl and stock always hand
the lowest cash prices.
New York; 81 Boudway Philadelphia 1885 Chnsut ST. Boston,
10 Court and So Hanover Baltimore 205 Baltimore Wash
ngon Pennsylvania Avnue Peersburgh, Va Mechanics Hall
Cncmna Fourth and Walnut and l76 Manes Saratoga springs
Broadway Paris 1877 V Rue du Temples Liverpool % church
street. 32ly.
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Cabinet Furniture.
Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the known FARM formerly
by the Of the Lamos arm.' said firm
Monkton the stage road from Burlington Midi bury
If Hncsburgh, Sarkshaa' and Bristol Said frm contains
about 100 acres under good Improvements with two dwelling hu-
Of them in good repair wu0dhOse Joining
good barns and shed .taced barn. good
hog pen. Said farm well watered, plenty Of rewo d.
with considerable quantity of saving timber both hemock
pine good orchard and always productive Said farm has
good rich soil always yielding bountul To the labor of the
II has pleasant situations mile
g MILL mill, cardng tnachne clothing works. blacksmith
shop carra shop &C. And than all this ii is within
good neghborhood If honest and upright farmers which
priced than the gold Of oph Said farm otherwise
ageosy stuatedsuch convenience Of Market and
may had Enquire o the subscriber the
premises DANIEL VARNEY.
Monkon Oct. g. 1886. 42:tf
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HIS z RIG AL.
The End Of Poland.


Some notice has been taken in the journals Of
his conntry of the recent step which the Rus
ian Government has adopted in order to secure
is supremacy in Poland and prevent further
revolutions. This step consists ia the abolition
bf the long existing relation between the peas
sptry and the nobility This relation, although
I ot one of actual serfdom, has approached it
very nearly The peasantry, whose sole pursuit
bias from time mmemorlal been agricultural,
have occupied the land of the nobility, paying
in lieu of rent in money, such and such servi-
ces. Though they have not been so utterly and
directly the creatures of the nobility as if they
had been serfs, the relation has been exceedingly
oppressive and pernlclous in every wav, and has
always prevented the attainment of a true nation.
al unity in Poland. These leudal services, and
indeed all personal dependence of the lower
classes on the nobility, Russia has either abolish
ed or is about to do SO, thus gaining over, by
the most powerful motives, the great majority of
the population. "In this way" says a late
speaking Of Poland, "the unsuc-
cessfu watchword of the Polish mobiles in the
last revolution is employed by Nicholas, with the
most refined policy, to transform the outpost of
Europe against Russia into its strongest bull
wark; the frmest letters which the world has
ever seen are fastened upon the slaves of Russia
under the hypocritical pretence emancipation
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-12-10

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COlLP.4-
NY OFNEW YORK
Having established agency in Vermont offer opportunity
individuals to Policies upon their lives the ve
Of their friends favorable those of any nst
on in this country.
Bnk0ms Of application and any information relative to the
institution may be had and assurances effected, application by
Mail or otherwise to JE WRIGHT, Agent, Montpelier, VI
April 90, l84G. 2OtE
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Remedy for the Million,
For all seasons.
Or. PHELPS COMPOUND TOMATO PILLS

The linrivalled
Purifier of The
Stood aud Resta'
rntiyc Of the sys
TEN, in all NOR
bid sHCrrtiUns Of
the glands, skin,
ind liver, morbid
hunors and a Vi
tlated state of the
system.
These Pills hay
ing had an un
preccdentcd pop
ularity with the
Faculty and tho
people for eight
years, are not a
nong thpse Of
doubtful efficacy,
or experimental
character; but
can he cOnfded
IN as 4 compost
ton founded up
on correct thera-
putic principles,
and relied upon
as tie safest,
most pl asant &
effective PurGa-
tive nltdicinety-
er knuwn, and
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S elect Tales.
From the .Ns,o York Observer.
THE SELFRUINED.
BY PROFESSOR ALDEN.

Margaret, my daughter said Mrs. Barton,
wish for your company this morning
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Montpeer-S P. Redfeld, and s. K Collins Barre-Orvis
French WaterhgTy G. Simpson Marshdeld F. D. Putnam
John s. White. Washington, R. r. Dickinson Cheea Dickn
son Nobl' Newbuy, F&H'Keyes Bradford, Asa Low. Wells
River, Timothy shed, Stowe, & :. Camp Hyde Park H.
Noyes Morvil E. B. erk For sale also BY Druggists and
agensgenaraly 81 Bottle, Bottles for s. 45-eow ly.
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READ TIE FOLLOWING, AS IT Is IMPoR

Extract ola Letter deveredby Dr. BENNETT before the Medc
Lake Erie touching the valuable medical qualities of II
extract ofrOMAFOE.
medCa, and all affections the Liver organ
where caCmrl ndcate it is probably the best medicinal agrl
known the medical profession. When usedn sta
S a sovereign remedy for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

Correspondence Of the Baltimore Ps:riot-By Telegraph
WAsHISGToS. Thufsdsy, april 3d. p. 81.
IN SENATE.
The Smithsonian bill which passed the House
yesterday, received. read twice and referred
q Select Committee Of Three, 10 be appointed by
The Chair
The Committee appointed are Messrs DIX, of
New. York, CogwIs, OF Ohio, and LEWIS. of Ala
bama.
The resolution offered By Mr.. SEVER, author.
izing compilation of business records and opera
lions of the Treasury Department, was taken up
Mr.. ALLEN supported the resolution. He had
seen one volume already prepared OF the conpila-
ton and en- index OF the next and pronounced the
work great, substantial and desirable desideratQn
d petion Of Jewels.
Mr. J. " CLAYroS thought the work would be
valuable for use in the Treasury Department.
Mr.. Evans laughed at the idea that II was q
work of Jewels He had never seen a more
trashy uselees work in his life.
Mr. WEsTcorT of Florida, said he had under
stood the work was compiled by DR. Mavo who
had written book deiaming Presiden, Jackson
He would give no person public employment who
would defame any President
MIR. ARCHER thought work might be valuable,
whoever compiled It.
Mr.. BENTON ridiculed ",his work of jewels" and
read from volume of il, before him, specimens Of
lis jewels, in a merry way. Hewas utterly aston
ished 10 hear Senators get up and recommend such
miserable stuff as valuable jewels. about which they
knew nothing
Mr.. ALLEN then took the floor and is replying, az
this report closes, in an earthquake style. There is
quite scene!
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
In the House yesterday, just before the adjourn
ment Mr. HOPKINS stated that he had been informed
by the officers of The House that the time Friday
and Saturday next for which the House had agreed
10 adjourn would be entirely insufficient to allow of
the usual cleaning of the Hall, putting down spring
Eco md !, oprand that tho Hnuaa
this morning a, O'Clock for the purpose of adjourn
ing over The House according y met at that hour
this morning, aud Immediately adjourned over TO
Monday next.
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IMPORTANT.
Mnu ELLIS PICTORIAL HONEY OF

z IVERvyORT composed wholly OF vegetables; IS tho
most ,a- AID valuable combination made Tor al DIS
OF The cheat sucn coughs, coSs astha "nOoplus
cong dbcuIty OF breathing splitting OF blood NC The
r-iors have received The CHEST commendauors OF IA EN-
cAcy in pulmonary complaints from The most sItui and
OF The medical profession lIs sale during ne
las. three years LARGELY and
without the conuon SUSTAIN of putuS much r1sored 10
in ~, sale OF otter inedcns IL may gwen 70 nfnnis
with perfect safety Il The appetite aourshes ana
inv ,oraies impaired by pro!Iseled coughs
For sale by AdAInsou 4 OEa corner OF Broadway snd
Fourth Bo~ery; Wa,sor, % Catherine; Coddington JOS
Hudson; Aspinwel! Wiilam-st; CIumbee, Bower! cor
OF an and corner Of 8roome and suffolk corner oil ave-
rue and 10 Grsud-st Mrs Jones q GreenwichAyesue
c. St-au Mrs. Hays, Bailey Brooklyn, and wholesale
h,-nts II Maidsn.L .n- Pncr > cenis. 81 5aW.Ln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

DRIYATE SCHOOL for Boys, 1873 Cansl-st near
Huason-sl-The subscriber hse assumed the direction
o School established nj the shove location lie has
many years experience Ia teaching and Intends 10 de-
vote hlins vi 10 the profession
The course OF study embraces complete English educa'
lion together with preparation Tor the Counting Room or
for College The OF tuition and references hs form
er patrons be Lad al the Schoc.-RoOm
400 wv. SAMUEL GARDNER, Principal.
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Nc. - IL CoRTLANp-sT. on .hs SCUM .lde
zee door O-IOW Jr-eIWIcn SC
The r-nArS able cures tha.
REEEMAH,S PuLMONIC SYROP


BEEKMAN'S PULMONIC SYRUP
+, continually e-cnz are sucn Is the Iyeliest
Interest .hloug hou. the country NJ. =,
Moi only in CONSUMPTION Coughs, Gods, Diseases Of
lh- Lungs Liver Complaint aud Dyspepsia nal
ous complaints E.upgons Of the sam, Cics!s, &c AIs
rated Syru, Is ne only certain remedy known la
purifying alersiy7 and rrstorsGye powers excel meas-
rrsfy every other u-tic. preparation IHese c!sl ~
superiority are based upon solid oi NC
ruAL CHE. maize These CURES nave ~ a1:ea o. ~
ces h--n 80 extraordinary as 70 ~ csued Lf4y
ard have contributed give as invalnsoe lao1rHe A7
Widespread celebrity wElcn Il every Were enjoys
R-r.r,.ns Original G-lulne Pu.inoric Syrup Always
yukE-a!w.ys L. Is entirely Tree ION o.. e
t-ror. ngr--rs and remains uncnsfg ese uIaef a. e
r-.rre. There /. Got now nor has here ever oeen
ir or remedy a. ike IBIS f-i1u EaDe syrup nor any
a. III comparable viii Ia ia cofnpo.lHoa aloh
Me ard working the universal and beneficial results
re- wishing he syrup should be particular 10 look for
No Az CorsnG-sl the SOUTH side, op5 door BELOW
r-r casL which he old established cElcr ior Inc SAFE
o. This netic1n--
story p.,s., n pamphlet lore, gfaas a'o Ss-s l ME-
In Heal
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DOAKpINt: sCunOL FOR BOYs-Peek.kill

ID Academy and Boarding School, beautifully situated
overlooking the v4ge OF PeeksA and the Hudson river
Ii from he ishsnts and -ni yng ample grounds
and for Students Offers superior advantages Tor I'M
parting thorough commercial and Classical instruction
The principal has had long experience IN the business CIR
he had with the respectable city references
BY uppIyny by the subscr,ber Terms for boys
urdcr Is years age 500 pcr rnau;i, over 70, 500
n25 lOts ALBERT WELLS Principal.
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NHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly appoints

1NHE UNDERSIGNED sevine been duly aPpctnted
b. r. tion Fr-I-Ctck Taliusdg-, Recorder OF ne
Guy u NewYork Trustees Of ne estate OF George Loc2
wood roc-r-s,c-n. de5tcr al Persons Indebted 10 nc
said C.,rg- LOCKWOOD hereby required r-af-r
account G: Al c-pls a-d u tnor-y owing by HEN
so-ctvey 10 u said lockwood ACC 70 pay = sane 20
any pruy or s-cis Of t1- said lockwood, required
% deliver ~ sane 10 LIZ Tsstes oe or before th- mir
.--nI 5sy Of Ja.- lex. a. De 9ce u H.r'5y esd
Jrs Of ne said lockwood required 70 ce7-r th-tE
specgYs accounts Ad demands - @ .Ac Tr1-te-s- - c
In ,- 80 osc. Ds.ed SeySYOrS April ei.-, 1916.
ISAAC '. FOWLER
ABRAHAM c. DAYTON
- ROSWELL {. bRAlNARp.
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uEMPSTEAD SEMiNARY.-slale Boarding
School H-mp,tead l. l., q miles from Brooklyn on
q branch Of the L. |. Z urosi. The Summer Term Will
commence or the FIRST Monday OF Msy-T-rms $3.50 year
The Institution IN nourishing ssI-. The Principal du-
.1ng April will he l6l Broadway, where crcnlsrs are
lrpl flr iisihuor AGtresse. I'll there vii be prompt
" s,euied 10 1888 INT y. DUNN A. NJ. Principal
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FOR THE PILES.

~ UPHAMS ELECTuARY-An Internal remedy, IL
cr:sin cure for ise Plies internal eIterra, Derdnz
r mind SOD a. III FulrGr-. DiTisons and oy The Pro-
r,-,or regularly educated Physician OF tserty y-ars *
roc cocS--d - ocs practice, hrr- Piles AID a..
chfun.c ds-a.es sccc-sIfuly Treated Medical Osee
ia; Soxery doors above springs. HuhiI arD& :"
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RAILROAD AcClDENT.-We learn from the Salem
Mercury that deaf man. who had escaped from the
Lunsc Asylum at Ipswich, over by the cars
Monday between Wenhsm and Beverly. He was walk
ins on the track His len thigh fractured. he was
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-02

EDUCATION FOR B0Ns.-Wsihiu.to n Institute
L-Hrmovai-lt IL Eow more Than tseuty years tiGcs
THIS establishment wgs removed from Mount vernon 10 lis
present ., The progress OF events. meantime. having
ut;ou lew removal becomes necessary. We have
cCrdnsy made choice ofthe extensive SAD beautifully stu
groquGs ana buildings on Murray fl. between Lex
nStOn sud Third adjoining The seat OF the sis
John G CU,tar Esq Here It'll enjoy tbs united
advantages OF IN coEuiry and he iown.
Physical development and training, rot less than intel
eciuA culture, being, in our essential 10
proper Education have provided, alike the
opportunities snd means for each Anpl. space for
heahI exercise aai enjoyment IL me open air. every IA
ciy ior Instruction. ready acc-s,, and qrie secuson are
here combined.
Personally and erel,ip.i devoted the education OF
youh long experienced IA Inc vErsG dulles OF The profess
sun md AID I'd al times BY gentlemen of scholarship
and skull IN the several departments We otter 10 psrenIs and
gusrdiaus the pledge OF future teiy and efficiency
the history Of the pasI Those ~ho pupils have spent
under ront - be met WIN N every guar
OF tie globe aud 10 them and he tE-u~- make our
reference. 7. DWIGHT POINTER.
THEODORE W. PORTER
Thrieeutb-st April 22d, 1916. a2s Stood
NIkssRs. RUBBS n CLARKE,s CIs..ica
i'I School, 10 WUsI Wssting tUn piacr-The Sinim1r
Term this Institution announced 20 commence on Mon
day, May tIh and close Fday, July II Facilities for
the accurate dHd e!eg pronunciation Of French have been
greatly increased luasnucl she tHte errcej o. HI
cnmoshed French Teach-r Lave been secured, who de-
votes himself. 10 instruction IL French and Drarmg TIE
building occupied has Improved to moda.e
an increased number OF pupils ~ 1Iaw+. TaTh-a-
AIR. * Mrs. KIDDEH,> school, Tor Young Ls-
IVA dies. ISL Is OPEN for The reception OF pupils
WIN wi bo taught with the persevefing ard
the three years few boarders can be received
s1e
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To- For Boston vim Norwich and Worcester.
tn, E;-smsr WoTeeSter, Capt bacon, will leave South
side Of Pier No North River every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al B p NJ. connecting with the Alyn's
PoinL laifl CALEB PRATT, Jr. Conductor
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sr.rrER cEEEsE. LED AND PORK.

CONSTANTLY or hand, genera s.soraer, OF Prov
v .ions-Su-r II frkns and tue Cheesr u Casa. and
h,,-,. Tsri in nbI. h.y-s and E-gE Ness PORK Mess
Ref ham, CIV Nd Western Cured; Shoulders Smoked
Beef and c!!y Cared Smoked Tenga-a
Machr-i, Nos l. sac ), II o2.s ns-yes Giaf'efs and
-shh.. Shsd: Cods.l Herrings u pickle ard smoked
S1nok-4 Ss.=ol; i.= Scans, ciSAr &c winch are 0f-f
by s. +. CL4hA- ~: - j" Asal.stoHsL
asa ev- doors ABOVE Barclay.
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5rhooLs.
FEM1LY goARDIyG-soEooL Foa BOYS.

YosEEEs. NEH-lo OK
TIE Sarcler erl OF b Loel.t Hl School -l COM
INC az Nyrisv III 9Th Of 3aT. Ci-cussrs and psr.
ac1sr rrrI-tir ,cy D. had e E==t Es IS Na.-sI-
. Of f " Toru,eno, E-q - cetsr 81 Of Dr. o. ?.
W-s j3 a---av.rf-: .r 81 r. bookstore OF Gales S--
raa IL ~ I.;.n-s. g. u. FRANCIS. Pr1acipAl.
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DAGUERREOTYFE APPARATUS,
joan EoA-Es
0n.s-f.r - ,ass4II. Il

JOHN EoA-Es
Oprct.r, - Nassau At
TY.S CONSTANTLY On HAND, French, German and
II American trsJr1n-nis-Coa-iag Boxes Mercury
stb, and 81 tie otb-r a.uals Used ~ operstofs are
s-a,s-car-c urter DIS Inspection Chemicals. f-stcs
80, Q1.c,.,4E, k Le-.s-s ground 20 of1s.-
E--rnorrr.ers I'D Surveying ComPesses manufactured
n..o Eiec:.tc Nsckaes, Of approved construction FOR
cal rur pOse-s- 1Lu InS7r-
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IA. PoWELL, OCULIST

DR. POWELL, OCULIST.
Nd OPERATIVE SURGEON, st.ecds 10 Diseases OF
a ~ - .ct 10 al Ip-rf-c.ols Of Vis!on, from 20
occx q ia residence 81 Broadway, corcer OF WsTrrc-
r...-..,..a
Ophtharts. S:opPese OF ~ Tear faassse CaaIaei ana
Ooarires -fectualy removed
SIAUROsIS treated win crest e:eatton and suceesa
Inv--rat= cs.es Of STRABIsAUs, or Se2inrng, c2red
jus.InPoftrs, ARTIFICIAL EYES, Of superior beauty
and uuisn
SPECTAcLES adapted 10 every defect ala 2weod,
HONEOPATHIC CHOCOiATE-C.J Fen
superior Philadelphia Homeopathic On oco
lasr giy recommended BY Drs Hefrcs Of PEiiadep his,
srd Grsy Ch.nutns and Gram Ct SewYorx, fer sac al
nnan1fscrsrer's prices, by inc Agents,
2sfareots ADAAS, CUsHMAS co. Is frcairs
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rEHE sUBsCRIBER,i II o=ns.i Of siras-t sna oGaers
fn-r-.t.. IN L. op-rzucus upon Lss wreck u vessel
wing snk a. r. foot os The Duccerocrgc Mountain The
Hcosor river ara supposed 10 sav- o--o fJrr,=y
80 OF IS.l aGy1 i, re.rgn Iae rgtls II h7 Stock
no c-rs t-rr,.; snc e. p-rsozs VITO "a. De cdursd
purchase E:ok cdr aay real or Pfettsc light o. open
itu non so grk -;5rr rsist ster grated triore
10 Ike eoct ale. Zee of Asy rex scy-rsr he
sr. OF prrs-rt Ssocs oders s-frcy uolh-c hey
vi ,,t, n- ss,- th- equitable :s OF pre-
Sc; Stocxhocer. ly may Intimately established
Nes-YOrr Apsl 81, ls46- HENRY ) DUNSISG-
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rOs GIkls, AZ PUtGiNhLFsIl- y 7.
TE!S INSTlTUT I0S : AispEei 10 young aides Of eve
ry age A! the departments Of 'aastao,.A AID IT,
i.pei cor.- OF etacaon are tacEht Tne summer term
VII op-- on he III o. at month. Msy For catalogues
cor.sttrs psrti-rI.- ifor1acn apply SesTor City
J.s SfRRoxs Sank OF ;f- ou4te OF SevYork or IA
YoCghEe=psi- 10 --,,-
wl gds.Ns6 3 ss ! sfGTlss Principals,
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CILh WUKM EGsi>-Sco Ounces from choice Pea
- rui cccoons, FOR sale, n 9qsn;trn 70 suit, By
Al ew }. $ SKATER, "a Pes-i-sl
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New Publications.

NJ "THr CHRISTIAN EXAMINER for May mas
been sent us by Francis & Co hhas articles on CosneF
eli. sermons ves,iges of Creation and Sequel; AFso'
men,s for Immortality Fundamental Laws OF Ne"s'N'
Ing (MNrs Logic ) The Pilgrims of Leyden feFieen0a-
ism ps V;uce's Last Supper: Noyes's Translation Oh
Proverbs &c Rev John Bra=er. ID. D.; Oliver Croui'
vell-puritanism and the UnitsriSn Denomination -
We have not yet found time TO glance over them.
~ The FEMALE MINISTER: or. \ Sons he
vengs Translated from the Original BY Eugene L'es
and Eugene Pgunkett has JUST been issued by Harper
Co sd No so of the .heir series OF Select Novels,
Price l24 cent?.
~ Harpers' Illustrated and illuminated sHASs'
rxAxx Nos, IT'S has JUS, been issued julius Cesar IS
the play.
"AYEAR WITH THE FRANKl.Ns; or sat
fer and be Strong BY E. Jane Cate has been issued N
a nea, lsno. by the Harpers.
The BREAK IN THE CASAL-The breach al
Bushnels Basin was ueuded that bosts VIII be so!e
pass to-day The Interruption OF navigation contin-
uea six dsys-s shorter period than anticipated
very large number OF en AID were employed By
the Superintendent night aud day in the work OF repair
alton Nearly three hundred ocsts accumulated
either side of the break
About hundred collected in this city and Its in,
mediate eighborhood; and is worthy OF remark that
although several hundred bos'men were thus detained
withou, employment for nearly week in our city,
propriety conduct observed and the utmost good
order and qastness prevailed along the line OF the canal
The loss and inconvenience occasicned oy ns o!sas-
trous acciden: very great. Our merchants very
many of them had goods the canal which they were
Obliged TO convey from Palmyra, and other points east
of the break By teams The evil effects OF the detencn
OF boss a, this felt far and wide. But the
cause Of the misfortune is over now and canal navisa'
ecn will be resumed az usual. IRoch. Amer Soth-
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