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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

impress particularly the minds of those that
are troubled with impurities of the blood, bad humors, old u-
GERS diseases brought by the of Mercury, caome
that this a sovereign remedy. 1t well known TO every
yscian Snrsnpara almost the only article that
successfully such Diseases and when mixed
with pure of Tomooe it has been known
such cases when Sarsapa alone had effect This
be accounted ion from the fact that the Tomatoes oper gent
the bowels of those impurities which, II allowed
to remain create dangerous and ucurnile diseases.
One poofofth the efficacy OF the Sarsapaiia and Toma
hnnn rIu cn1llAn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
FOREIGN PERIODICALS

PUBLICATION OF
THE LONDON QUART'Y REVIEW,
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW,
TIL T. FOREIGN QUART;Y REVIEW,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
READ THE FOLLOWING, AS 1T is
IMPORTA TO AL:

IMPORTANT TO ALL:
Extract of lecture delivered by DR.. BENNETT, before the
qualities GGi1a, of the extract Of ToMATOEs.
Dr. Bennett says is Of the powerful Alternatives of
organs where caome Indicated, is probably the best
medicinal agent known tho medical proies'on When used
IN a state it is a sovereign remedy for
DYSPEPsIA AND ESTION.
He has successfully treated various diseases with it alone,
should be make of IT, There be doubt but,
oI That con be used in the spiSG uMMER SEA
loss appcttc dizziness headache depression of spirits
vencs. piles, Of the stomach and limbs, rheumatism,
TO purify the ood curing bad humors where all other med-
(F.om the Daily Muil)
with great deal of pleasure that dai-
which sold by Brown Gs Washington Street, eli
ectns astonishing in purifying the blood and
ssung digestion Many OF the physicians nave taken quite an
Interest in this compound aud is considered by them the
uc, eaNnIs ana Tor az complaints arising rom inquiry OF
the blood 1t is really the best medicine in purify
the blood and eradicate all humors from the system II
pleasant bitter, and easily taken. We recommend it
with he greatest confidence, to our numerous readers DON'T
CAUTION.
The public particularly cautioned against purchasing i'm
sarsapar1 and Tomato Bcrs. Never buy the sarsapara
and Dandeon Panacca, Ktredges Tomato Bers, extract
VT d ToMaTo RITTERs hcp9 oTo pena,d n, i
Medicine store, to Washington street, Boston. Those Bers
the first preparation of the kind that sold, and
they the only genuine article of the kind in tue market
Always that the direction sgued FREDERicK BBows in
his hand writing. Who heard of n mars cruntee
ing bad bank note, that would not pass Just it is
with medicine they always couneTi that which sells.
! All orders for Browns sARsAPARILLA aud TOMATO
Buffers, directed Frederick Brown the proprietor, 6s
Washington street. Boston, win be attended TO puuetua
Bitters securely packed for shipping
LIST OF AGENTS.
Montpelier, s. p Redfeld and $ H. Collins: Barre j. II
Walker. aterbury, l., e. Simpson Marshfed, T. d. Put
nam. Planfed, +. Kddcr. Middesex, Geo T. stowell.-
Yorhdcid John A. 5. White. Washington, X. Il. Dickinson
Chelsea Dickinson Noble, Newbury, f. 4 H. Reyes
Bradford, Asa Low Wells River Timothy Shedd Stowe, l.
& s. Camp llydepark. h. Noyes Morrisye, T. o. Her
rick For Sale ao by Druggists aud Agents generally, 81
bottle. bottles for s.. 69:!y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01

GOOD FARM of one hundred and ffy-four acres called
ne Strong, or Phillips Farm, lying in Hydepak, the
est me ana north line of Tristown, and half miles
rom he village of Morsve and the distance from Hyde
PaLk Coutl House About sixty under Improvement
o well mbered, chiefly with hard wood
sugar orchard, house 362G) partly FIN
inod WHEN has good cellar well stoned and shed
nearly new ana IN good repair This farm centrally situated
between ne villages Of Worthwhile ydepark and The whole
ment easy. N' A''"1 VI Puy
Fo particulars enquire of Col. E. D. HERRICK sAMIrF1
A. Willard, Monsyille, or ofN PWALToN Mon,nelieI
July %, lS46-76tc 0-'' 4'"n'PeheI'
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
PLOUGHS 1! PLOUGHS |!
GAGE LATHE
FARM FOR SALE.

GECOND HAND, first rate article, granite Sided sevor
- long, and nearly now, for salo by '''''
"a WOOSTER sPRAcIrE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
CERTIFICATES
AGENTS.

For the satisfaction oftho Pebble would invite tho attention
ofte reader my Health Directory, where they will
certificates to their satisfaction, bo obtained of Agents gratis
AGENTS..
S. p. REDFiELD, Montpelier; Nichols Watkins, BELOW,
Falls Joseph lludley Cheser Syvanus Blanchard Spring
field; d. Smell Il Co. Perknsvie; A. H. Wurlner, Windsor
Roin Richardson Barnard H. ~ Smith, Bethel H. Hobart
Randolph Johnson Holden, Mddlescx; D. H. Fuller Bao
d. Carpenter, Wiamstown 5. Blood, Royaton w Downer
sharon BurkcrSs Lord, Westminster Isaac Grout Putucv
A. Bifchad Dummerslown; Dutton Clark, Battlcborough
Cove WINCHESTER, Nlarlhorough Chids & Morgan, Viii
muI,cn; s. p. Peck, East Bennington C. f. Us Ilongon
salisbury Billings * Co. East Arington Clark Co Fac
tory Point; e. NJ Bruce Co. Derby Laphan Nailos So
Wangford l.. b Peck Clarendon w. 4. f. Stoddnrd Rut
lond; Jones Dow, Cutlngsvio II. Miller Mount Holly
Mason Il Whitcomb Ludlow J. A. Smith, rroctosvillc
lSi6-SOeoply.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
SHAWLS
I35 shaws, Mcrino, Baragc, Cashmere NJ. De Lane
some very fine paterns 100 Dress Cmyuts, Ildkfs sc.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
CARPETINGS AND RUGS.
BROADCLOTHs AND CASSIMEREs.

10 ps. Black Blue, Brown, Green, Dark and Light Mixed
German, English French aud American Cloths 45 ps Black
Blue, Mixed, Checked and Striped Cassmere 30 ps. SAITH
nets Striped Checked, and Plain very cheap; $50 patterns
beautiful Nestngs, such as Cashmere, Satin, Marsees, Ve
vets, Valentine of all hudos qualities and patterns IS
Summer Cloths such as Tweeds, Gamhoons, Erminct DENNIS
Blue Drills lOV Brown Linen, and Linen Drills for Ladies
DIessns. nnl lInnia lnnIs nnlp nlta
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-10-01
RE NOT DECEIVED.

Alwnys remember, On you wish 70 give BTown7s SaTnpotI
and Tomato Bters trial. TO that his nnme is signed
full the Directions counterfeit which would DO forgery
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08

A STONISHING!!!.-Am Among the thousaf
IN medicines advertised certain cures
for pulmonary compsints,' JAYNE'S EX-
PECTORANT stands alone Its path to
public confidence has been paved. not by
pufs, but by CURES. DR.. Jayne, being
himself hysician, does not profess to per.
form physical impossiblities but lie does as.
sert. and he is borne out by we'll authent:ca-
ted facts. that in all DISEASES OF THE
LUNGS AND CHEST, which are suscepti-
BILE of cure without miraculous interference,
his EXPECTORANr will restore the patient
to health. No other medicine will remove
mucus or us from the throat so thoroughly
as this II effectually loosens the coagulated
masses from the membrane which lines the
rachea, and at every cough the patient will
bring mp portions of the disengaged matter
IN all Complaints Of the Pulmonary organs:
even where nature seems to be making no ef-
fort TO throw eff the disease, ia, mes Expecto-
rant lmpars vigor to the machinery of respi-
tatlonand enables them to disencumber them
selves OF the distractions when had impedea
their free operation. 1t has restored hundreds
to perfect health, after their physicians had
given them up as incurable, with Consump.
fion Cough. colds asthma, influenza, bron-
chits. hopping cough. splitting blood, in a
word, all diseases of a Pr LMONAkY nature
Yield to this preparation, if properly admins.
tered. For sale by DIR J Schmtt, Wood
stock. Feb 90 '45-y.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08
COMSToCK & co.'s CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract of
S.ARHAP.ARHL.A.

For the cure of Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism
General Debility. Cutaneous Diseases, Tet.
ter, Liver Affections, Biles from an impure
habit Of body, Ulcerations of the Troat and
Legs, Pains and Swelling of the Bones, and
all diseases arising from an impure state of
the blood, exposures and imprudencies in
life, excessive use of mercury, &c.
The great popularity of Sarsaparilla, and its
established efficacy, lender it superfuous TO
enter into any encomium on its virtues, or ad-
due any evidence i'll its favor. The Sarsapa.
rilla is warranted positively as good as any 9th
er that can be mace one dollar, at Just hall
the price ofthose so much advertised, and as
strong and in as large bottles. Price so cents
for sale by John c. KERN. Woodstock.
Feb. '45-y
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08
4 ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN IN
H DIAN PANACEA-J'hisP anacea ;s a

IL DIAN PANACEA.-1his Panacea is a
very palatable medicine, and we ask those
who are not acquainted with it to try it, 1t
will be found sure and speedy remedy, at
all times and seasons. as a cathartic or anti
bilious physic, without particle of pain or
nausea. 1t is the cheapest and best medicine
ever compounded. We say try it; and if it
does not commend itself even beyond our re-
port of it, then condemn it; but if it proves a
remedy the most pleasant to take, the most
agreeable ard certain in its operation. and the
most valuable in its general results upon that
delicate machine. the human system, OF any
thing you have ever used, then say so, the
the proprietor and The world may have eat
benefit OF your experience. Prepared by
Comstock g Co N. Y. and for sale by John
C. KERN, Woodstock, Va.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08

lust finished and 70. sale, at Rnker's
q Hat Factory, six dog. Hats Of different
qualities. colors and styles; among which are
number Of short mapped Nutrias, of first
and second q ualities. warranted to be on the
best Of Russia bodies. Also,a lot Of Fashionable
Blue Cassimeres. of first and second qualities,
all Of which win be sold Al small advances.
H. ST. JOHN RINKEE
une 10, 1845.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08

IaYNE'S HAIR TONIC For the Pres.
- eyvation, Beauty, Gro,cth, and Restoration
of the Hair-Ths Hair Tome has produced
beautiful NEW HAIR on the heads Of hundreds
who have been bald for years. 1t also puri-
fees the head from DandruH.-Cures diseases
of the Scalp-Preserves the hair from falling
off, or becoming peremtorily gray
For saleby j. G. Schmitt. Woodstock.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08

nEAFNESS-Dr. McNair's Acoustie Oh
IL This ear oil has the tendency to reliev
the tension. and bring into use the natural &c
ton Of the pants. so As to restore the hearing
when lost or impaired: .aN deaf persens
should use IT. Prepared by Comstock q Co.
81 Cortlandt at. N. n. For sale By John c.
KERN, Wocdskook, W.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-01-08

k2 HALF boxes window glass (part 10
~ by 12,) just received and for sale. at
reduced prices. The subscriber win sell glass
by the box at Winchester prices to country
merchants or others wishing to purchase by
the box or half box. JOHN SIBERT.
Nav l, 1845.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,

By and pitA The cdrice and consent Of he Senate.
CgARLEs MASON. De Chief Justice Of The Supreme
Court Iowa from The 27th July when his present COM
mission will expire.
T ) WILSON 20 be Associate Judge of the Supreme
Cour: OF Iowa from the 27sh July when hs present com
unissior will expire
CHAaLssK GAsp,SEs. 10 be Deputy Pos,mss rer a.
W.,hinxton City vice William Jones. removed.
RoBEaE n. MCMILLAN 70 oe Collector OF the Customs
for c.stct of Teche and Icspector OF Revenue FOR
Pdrt Of Franklin, Louiiana vice Rober. Register de-
ceased
Robert PATTERSON, Of Pennsylvania, 70 be a Major
General 10 the military service OF the united states IN
accordance with provisions Of the act approved June
"a 1915. -,
As,rs,an. AGjntsp General, nder lie Of June L. 1916
Captain GEonsE Mccall Off iLh iufsntry 10 DC
Assistant Adjat.nt General with the otev= .sok Of as
j1r.
tan, Gerers 10 De Assistant dutaa Gsnsra, with he
br-v-, rsnk OF Maj
FIR, Lieutenant RANDOLPH RtDGELT. OF the Sd Aril-
lery 20 Dc Assistant Aojut.t General, with The oreve,
RANK u Csot-n-
First Lieutenant, GyoaoE LINCOLN Of the 5sh Iafsnry
% be Assistant Aeaanr General with the Of
Captain
I'm. Lieu:enant OscAz F. w,Ssz17. Of ,he ID
Dragons. Dc Assstant Atjuan, General, with the
c.-v-I rank Of Captain, IL place Of w. W. s. Bhs pro-
noted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
Cherokee Aaair.-Their Settlement.


from re " AaeI-s-pH mon, o. W rNHsSCAy
We learn. with sincere pleasure. that the serious
difficulties long existing among The Cherokee lncAns,
claims against The UuiIed stsle arising
treaty spUisous, about being brought 20 SaAi i'd
justent. The three IL c.s city, eHie-st
into asreeen: n rtils days sncr 20 submit oil
the causes Of cc:cs existing among themselves WIZ he
various claims they preferred aasttne United states
ttrss appointed oy Tie President Of me
United STATES These COMMISSIONERS - DC 'ess seae-
men. invested Will Penay powers, aod instructed 20 &C.
ccr the Questions submitted upon 91ncipes Of tGf oaS
suiy Iner decision IS 20 FORM me bass OF treaty &c
DC .isaet oy al Parties, and submitted - tie F:ea.cent
and Senate Of TIE rutirG states for Confirmation TIE
Pr-s.tert, understand. appointed ms ;Iiouna OF
Monc1y entered cPoc ne cscn-ze OF Us d.
10 o'clock norurg IL Is composed OF aon A.
ooa s. Pairs. - ConCoier Of he TfrassTy, hon L
BAKE Cou-uisslone. OF he Pa-ert u-cr, AID M n
Arns-rns gpe-1ateacea: Of Ircis A.sfs ior me e.
tern TERRITORY The Cherokee Pares, lea-n. scss-st
appointment or :~o members 81 ne ooarc
wno i: present.. have eysasctsoH a -a< gre5Hner'
sst the tn!Irc states Vii! o@
orocst: asrcauon perhaps II might lave e-c
Satisfactory ls-t!es Interested ihe ooA-- h.-
thcs construed We say, so~rvsr, io- he
qualification O: :eei tn.sfssI = ne Cherokee
people ;ha aet- Is sa;e L ne hams OF ne uos
nos selected t:y -
Tue oos.t rnet 10 dav The tsses.rons IRON he Gov
ernu-ni ole settler and Treaty parties attended
dy Icopsoc Esq pr-seati As the eooa'ei !os sae
GoEeFannGni party Col ) :. StanoS19o lof zee oc
SEEKERS, or Western Cherskeee nanoo, Els Colleague
Hos Aaos K-cdaiL being Ao.ens 4; New YORK and.
Judge ascerl and Ma.thes 81 Ciair C!atke Tor ne
Gxssy party Question WIS raised % ne eoaasei ior
sSe oid settlers respecting the powers confefrec uPea
ne board Enics seccntrd uy TIE other counsel
ard the board adjourned NEE: a; 70 O'Clock to-nor
r0a, when is poSers and Jurisdiction VIII be E.ce
Known lee several parties D. taeir eo1nfei cVrtng
the s-saisn .odsy briefly scs,ed the points upon which
eJ nssaded - ,nEss ths course Of tse
Tue important dat.es Of secretary Of ,he board have
oeen assigned % s. EErss ?orssr EIq Chsf Clerk Of
sss Indian OsPaEsassk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
Proceedings of Congress-
REPORTED FOR THE TRBUNE-
BY ELECTRIC ELEGRAP n.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON. July 9. lsi6.
Gr NJ Cr.r-os presented q memorial from
artists il New York. recommending The purchase OF
catlin's Indian Gallery and made an earnest appeal
70 the Senate IN behalf Of the measure
Mr.. WEsrcorT, from the Committee on Terrific
RES, reported bills from the House defining the
boundary OF Iowa. and sathori1ias Wisconsin TO
form State Government. without amendment
On M AssLEYs motion. the Judiciary Commit
tee were instructed to inquire into the e1Pedieocy
Of extending the criminal LAYS OF the United Sta;es
over the Indian Territory
a bill 10 organize an Executive bureau under the
con,ro OF the President, 10 ie and take charge Of
letters addressed 10 hin. was discussed, l. wss op-
posed by Messrs WEsrcorr and EusT1s6Tos and
6nally il was referred TO the Judiciary Comcliiee
bill TO sell the reserved Mineral Lands IN Ar
kansas Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin was taken up
and passed.
The Land Grad uation bill vas also passed-Aye.
IS; Nays l3-psrty vote, except johnson from Nd.
who voted for it.
A bill to incorporate tbe Navy Of Texas into our
Navy was taken up, discussed, amended anc post
ponen until 10 morrow
The Warehouse bill was taken up and Mr.. DIX
spoke at length in reply 10 the objection raised
10 lOe OIL Oy M 1GSi iFGiOF SouHS 10Y"
Mr.. HrSTIsoros rejoined, and after The adoption
of sundry amendments the bill was postponed until
tomorrow.
The Appropriation bill was then taken up. amend
ed and passed and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Journal having been read, the House resoiV-
ed itself into Committee OF the w hole. Mr.. lex
LIN in the chair and resumed the consideration OF
the Land Graduation Bill.
Mr.. GoRDos OF y. Y. spoke an hour against the
bill
Mr.. payne of Ala spoke an hour in lis favor.
Mr. ScHrScK Of Ohio followed against the bill,
and pictured the rapid growth OF the West over
other portions Of the United Safes under the exist
ing plan of dispoeing OF the Public Lands at 81 IS
per acre plan that had rapidly made great will
now 10 be broken up. He said that as e Western
the district he represented was willing to let
we'll enough alone
A Message from the President was read, an
nouncng that be had signed the bill re,roceding the
CITY of Ae1sndria TO the State OF Virginia.
Mr.. DARRAGH of Pa got the floor. but gave way
for the Committee TO rise and submitted The Land
bill TO them as the one under consideration.
This customary form being through with Mr..
DARRAoH addressed the Committee at length In
favor of the graduation Of the pubic lands, as the
most feasible gay of disposing Of them.
Mr. THOMPSON OF Miss earnestly advocated the
passage of the bill
Mr.. BESToS of n Y next obtained the floor. when
the Committee arose and resolution was adopted
10 end the debate on the billto morrow. he House
then edourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10
rron ne COURIER ae. E,A., Uu.,

q We have letter from hirssion, JAMAICA
dAtel June i, which says:
LORD Ets,n. Governor. has left IS 10! Ene!sae-
Temporarily, !. AL, but many osers IA; he VIII he'
re.u:n. Genera be.k-y administers ne i'o'eiHaeni
ts.sTI1
announce the arrival OF the notorious priest
Netfano and @. Els Inevitable Hernandez aad lie new
satellite WHOM De 81 ,csacApusy o.odgnt WIZ hin ru
yeO- ciy. AedrXno Kingston foc rrincAr DC
Cubs wnica 4. "a: Chartered, DIS pa2iI' o.-
Lowell sao,he-. CaircSy 70. wandering tho yooF
paper Of February Dad preceded them and taey found
thesrv-s rrcOg lzrc -aAskec sosr Is aeE -AAe
81. When DC eA-nrc BY vccn they aA1 nus
:hgs exposed Nrrano furious snc Aeo o. s0e
SewSo:k Rac prosecuting you Iof Defamation
coole: .nc resolved 20 visit EL Aa
with bis PAnous. Trey passage OF oeHfc
the Thames, which goes to- morrow.
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buslnrse Nullcrs.

EY Tomorrow's Tribune will contain list OF all tho
cities and principal in the United States IN which
newspapers published for which V. Palmer IL the
duly authorized agent together with the OF advertising
In Daily Tri Weekly, Semi-W eeky and Weekly papers
throughout the COMMUNICATING general view OF tho
subject calculated 10 interest all who believe in Ihs power
Of the Press In e1psditing business IN t age Of steam
| and stir and strife
I, will show why the old-fashioned roes Of
doog business will produce the successiu results
which attended the ore~thers and The
cesslty for adopting modern facilities keep
up only manufacturing and sveog. bat Ia push
Ing The prons of the present day are .uch
require Increased amount OF business and che ar
tcle alluded intended to show the menns by which
this result may DO pisned. and that knowledge
the comprehension Of principle and their prompt
application 20 details"
The agent may consulted the subject Of Advertising
in the papers for which he authorized transact bush
embracing OF the beat pagers OF tho country
and near his Office In the Tribune Buildings He has
other Office In York. nor has he deputed shy per-
son TO represent. him the Of the bushes. Of
his agency any other place 10 this CITY, aud Of which
he has given public notice.
While many OF the newspapers OF the country have
found It necessary TO give public notice that " B. Palmer
Is their only authorized agent In this city tho following
fail TO arrest the attention OF all who desire pay
their money the person duty empowered TO receive ana
receipt for It.
After calling tho attention OF their readers sdver-
tsemen through this Agency the L0uispi< Democrat
Of Feb II. holds The following language;
"This advertisement Is published through the medium
ofv B. Palmer, suoscrptlo snd Advertising Agency"
mos. useful and rneritorious establishment Mr. Palmer
has, by tlGt Of great energy and indesgAbs industry
succeeded In organizing this Agency and accom- pnahug
by Off, objects that deemed altogether CHI
rnertcal It nfst commenced His success has
raised number OF imitators who advertise News
paper Agencies In the Eastern cities M Palmer Is In
way connected with any Of these Having tha most
limited confidence In his capacity and integrity he Is fay
authorized sake all contracts agent for
this pager wish be d.srctiy understood thstws
have no other agent any Of the cities Of Nsw.Yofk
Philadelphia Boston Baltimore, and that all inquiriss
relative 20 such contracts coming from these css even
although directed TO ourselves. viii be rsfsrre& 70 bis
Agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-10

u The manual FoS THE Use OF THE Coz.
vxSrIoN Of the State OF Sswiork, Is capital book
the Politician l, contains the Convention OF ssS
List Of the Delegates eleci, with the age birthplace &C.
OF each; Rules and Committees the Constitutions OF
State adopted in iii and lS2 respectively; Amendments
the lxc-; Constitutions Of the L States ard The ak
States which formed Constitutions Synopsis OF
the several Con situations OF all the States; Comparative
View CT tie Whole; Population OF oar S;sis BY Towns IN
lsSo 3s 40 and rs respectively, &c sc. II IS hand
sonely pn.eI and richly oonn3 and very general
" ce>sTed We have only desire ,hs, the @:
several Counties .S, f On The Question OF ,ouvenuoa
No Convention hAc been ntea, but she h<ck Is
very 5000 one asst Is Up. SIi limo. Walker s Crss
bead. ilS Futon.
II The BIBLICAL REPOSITORY and Classical
Review for July opens with and asls essay
TIE sufsrtnes OF Christ by Prot TAY-KR LEWIS in
which The Orthodox view OF Advancement Is fu-ciely
advocated Some very clear and sen.iole Remarks on
The Book OF Eecssassat by Prot PoND OF Bangor come
next and OF the i've remaining essays We have been
most Interested in rueuipg ,hu, on the Religious
Views and History OF the Msst By ksv P RI- pax-x
Ohio
e No S of Morse's CERoGR4pH1c MAPS has
been ssued by the Earpe;s Il contains AAps or McKee,
Central America YRcssa,, Mississippi Canada West, ve-.
mont snd Nea-Hxmpsaire. Tie o. these
sps tie more we admire the beautiful BY which they
are produced.