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ed with Christian candOr and charity, should be the

ed with Christian cencor and charity, should be the
last man to complain.
OF the quotation from Mr. Wilkinso1 with which Mr..
B closes his remarks have only to say that think 1,
a striking illustration OF that odiDa <cioscE Of which
the writer speaks that which burns with white brl.
sncy beside which lesser harreds are obscure = that
which causes moral strabismus mons,rous that the
eye OF the haier IL twisted quito back from simplicity
truth and nature"
Mr. Editor unwilling to ask for large space in your
paper have made my reply to Mr.. B. concsees pos.
sible. Indulge moment farther and have done.
During than thirty years of public life have read
and been personally in not little Of rel g0us coniro-
versy: bu, never before have read or heard u such
class Of controversislists these men Of the New
Church. always excepting Prof. Bnsh) Ny Review
has now been before the public some eight months or
more In which time no Swedenborgisn has come for.
ward with ary to it. or anything approaching to reply
Notion Of my statements hss been successfully impugu-
ed If we except single typographical error which
was detected by Mr.. Pnsons. But repeated attempts
have been made and from several sources do three
things /. To pervert my sedniHs and make say,
If possible. what never did say 3 To impeach my
rzoires And g. To defane and ruin my Moral character
to make out that am lisr. &c. hope this is not
fair specimen of New Church polemcs II n be, have
but another hope which is that in future they may
have all their poemics to themselves What ifmy char
and motives bad these gentlemen representa-
ls this az answer 10 my book
In conclusion | have but thing 70 ask Of them
and tha, H. that they viii either take up the book and go
through it msnfuy, and put forth reply to my state
ments and reasonings, or that they riH LEI Il alone
Bangor. March %, 1s47. ENOCH POND
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

y JohDsons T00thHcho Dfopss-Ins tloFe
AnOdyne for the Immediate and permanent cure OF pain
from decsyed teeth, having, from is Intrinsic vsue
pnedy, become isuersely popular with those Who hsye
used H. many ltstons have lately been thrust upon he
zrksi by grprncplsd persona sold the on gins
ant geouine erce- The object Of lais paragraph 10 10
canton Inc pabe sganst al such spurious eompoands -
DO Glove Anocyne possibly be The genuine article
lorg ard ezorahy known by si name bat that prepared
during four Eve years BY A. g. D. Ssnas and for the
last year by Henry Jonsoa siccessor A. B. Sands
Coiwho now the sole proprietor. The ony safeiy for
purchasers 10 and ssk for Johnsozs Toothschs
Drops snd sxAune the wrapper OF ne vial, every
one Of the genuine hss ths signature Of Henry Johnson
Remember thai toe True Glove Anodyne 10 an immediate
al that II Is Manufactured genuine ony by HENRY
JOHNSON, Chenis, and Druggist No. rs Broadway,
west side n the Granite Building. Sold also 81 100 Fulton
o. ~ East Broadway and SS Hadscn-s. Price IS
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ALBANY ELEcTIos.-The total vote for Mayor at
the Albany Charter Election on Tuesday was as
follows:
VIM. Psrmelee, Wing 4,0ss NJ Hendrick.on. Loco COZ
Jas. p. Good. Temp. l.l6e Woodruff, Nat Ref 7s
Parmelee over all others. 2237
This strange result was caused by Mr. Pannelee's
having decided to grant Liquor License, last year
in contravention of vote of No License by the
People. The Wings generally supported his re-
election because he was the Wing candidate; the
Loco Focos from love of Rum. When Rum ar
rays itself against our side it is apt to shake
some but when it works against Loco Focoisin it
leaves just nothing at all to that interesting con-
cern as is shown by the vote for Mr.. Hendrickson.
The vote Of the City for Supervisors stands thus
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A CASE rs PoIsr.-The Jackson Michigan Pa
trot relates case Of the substitution Of perpetual i'm
prisonmeni for execution the gslows the deHoHesa
Of which has recently trsnspired, which strikngy Il
lusaes the expedieney of doing away altogether with
that dreadful engine Of death II appears from the Pa
triot. statement that in the autumn Of 1913 named
Ebenezer II. Miller convicted Of the murder OF
squsw in Kent county in Michigan and sentenced to be
executed The gsllows had been erected on which ne
was be hanged and only two days were to espee be-
fore the sentence Of death to be put In force when
the Governor commuted 10 confinement for fe In the
State prison Here Miller remained for three years
man named Hovey pretended that be saw the murder
committed and the principal witness against Miller
on his trial Not long since Hovey his death bed
&C ged that ne the guilty person, and that
he had charged Miller with the crime IN order to shif
the danger Of the punishment from himself The dying
confession was made in such and under such
circunstsnces that no doubt left OF Msrs entire
innocence the facts were represented to Gov Felch
and full pardon granted, short time since, 10 Mil
Ter who being set At liberty returned 70 his friends
in Vermont who said 10 be highly respectable
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Prospects of Peace.

TUG eW-UrIeHIs IOfnmeTcIaI Times OF the IN
has this important paragraph;
We have been permitted to peruse several private let
ters Of very late date from the City Of Mexico writ
ten BY personsof the highest respectaoy and whose
OF information ample They state, mat
ter OF positive certainty, that negotiations for peace be-
tween the United States and Mexico under advise
and that the OF Santa Anna who hourly
expected would be the signal for the commencement Of
overtures.
These advices are similar 20 those received at the
North and to which several ofthe journals in tina. guar
ter have given publicity The ouigvings of the North
press this subject were. however little more
than conjecture. Our opinions are based upon more
reiahle information
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Schools.

DROsPRCTUs Of St Msry's College Wilmington.
Delaware This institution. raised to the rank Of col
ese by charter granted BY the Legislature Of his State
last January, TO The following seven Trustees. viz:
Rev p Reilly, Rev: james Walsh, Alfred du Peri J..
B. Gsresehe, Or 8. Miller p. ". Brennan and Henry
Major. Is situated IN areired elevated and delightful pat,
OF this proverbtsly healthy city. The buildings were
fres,ly enlarged during the pss year. The playground
10 very spacious, srordng ample for the various
heallhfrl smEsenents
The students no, allowed to leave the college pro
cincis. unless accompanied ~ teasher
Strict attention VIII constantly be paid 10 the health
and 10 the moral ard literary Improvement OF each
dent
The whole course requisite for graduation viii occupy
years, and embrace he Greek. Latin and Eng
lish languages, History, Greogrsphy Arithmetic Mshe
msiics, Logic, Natural ard Moral Philosophy and Che
Students destined for commercial pursuits win be care
Se ssso.s year on he is o. and
ends on the ID oiJuly students admitted any time
IN he classes for which he 10 qualified.
TKkMs The annual pension for board tuition washing,
mending linen and stockings and use OF bedding pad
For students not leaning Greek or Latin i25 20
Those who remain al the College during the vaes- .
Fre1es r hos, ne Who Isaru ); per %
Music on the piaro and use OF do........... u 90
Other branches OF music az the usual rstes
Books stationery, clothes II ordered and, In case OF
sickness, medicines and Doctors fees viii be ex'rs
No uniform s required. Students entering in the Spring
should bring with them three Summer suits those entering
IN me al should Dfing win mem tnrec w in'cr sus
should have six shirts six pairs OF stockings -four towels
and three pairs OF boots and shoes
REFERENCES:
Wilmington, Delsws-s-Alfred du Ponl, Chss. Du Pont
and J. p. Gsresche, Esqrs Commander Shubnck, and
Col. s. Davis.
Philsdephis. Right Rev DR.. Kenrick, Rev 7. X Cart
ani Rev e. j. Sourin, Rev. J. c. Carter Rev ID. Devil,
Rev. N. Cantwel, Rev P. y. Sheridan.
Po,tsville-Rev. II. Fitzsimnona
Minersvlle-Rev. II. Fiixsimmons.
Chester County-James Wilcox, Esq
Dsrby-Chas. Kelly, ESQ.
New.York-Rieht Rev. DR.. hughes, Very Rev. DR..
Power.
Jersey City-Rev. J. Kelly.
Newak-Rev. p. Moran.
Bsltimore-Edwsrd Jenkins and Jno Murphy, Esqrs
2. REILLY, President
WilmIngton March Il, lsl7 ais ST.
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Uateyvliet and Ne,o- Scotland, Albany Co. have
chosen Wing Supervisors Bethlehem Loco.
N. WASHINGTON Co. has chosen IA Wing TO 3
Loco Foco Supervisors.
EY- LIVINGSTON Co. has chosen Wing to 5
Loco-F oco Supervisers--a Wing loss Of one.
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HoRRIyLE MuRDER.-The Russelvile (Ky) Her
IA furnishes an account of the murder OF Dr. James w
Wilson. highly respected physician OF that town Ee
was murdered on Sunday night last while asleep in his
Office the door OF which be never locked Six or seven
wounds wers inflicted on his head with AZ or hatch
ct II Is generally supposed that robbery was the mo
i've Of the murderer who Is unknown. as the Doctors
purse and pocket book well as ether papers were
found mssing Ills situation was not Known anni fe
foI,ovns morning when life was extinct The citizens
of Rnsselviile have beld meeting, and appointed
Committee to ferret ou, the murderer.
Louisville Journal, 10th
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DEAsONs FOR USING CONANT's Psssn

lat lis labor saving invention
2d does destroy szccharne matter i the hour
Sd The bread baked with I u better Than can be pro-
duced 10 any other way an,
4h Bread made with this yeast may be used by invsds
without tho slightest injury.
5h Biscuit made with VIII be lighter ana sweetef 'han
n made with common yeast
SIN Buckwhesi einfnitsly better raised with his
Yeast than with any other.
In The bread Il ready for baking soon a. 10 mixed
with the yeast
ala This yeast has received tho premium al he late cir
Of the American institute.
Sold, wholesale and retail, BY
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DESIGNATION OF PRoyIDESoE.-Wheret the iel-
lowing story originated do not know. We ind l, in
the weekly Saso and translate q. for the benefit Of
careful, loving parents;
Poor thing il 10 gone So said tender father TO
friend he speaking OF child OF two months which
Death had just robbed him of; But Il was the VIII o
Heaven. We did all that possible; have nothing
20 reproach myself with. II wss ony sick week ard
in that time had four physicians They gave 1t Gallo
mel eight times-pui blister plaster on It's breast and
six mustard poultiees they also IL anthony ard
All other medicines much necessary. and yet IL
had tc die. poor thing
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RAILRoADs-Ertra Steam.-Some weeks since,
a Western correspondent. discussing the probable
causes Of several recent disastrous Railroad collisions
stated that conductor the ToRaraHdd Railroad was
accustomed 10 stop at place between Attics and Buff
fso and Ere up his own engine with tumbler of bran
dy It's no, necessary to inform readers in the vicinity
that the Tonawsnda Railroad only extends from Roes
ter to Attica and consequently that correspondents
remark could not have justly applied to any Of rs con-
ductors who of course stand fully vndicated In the
premises There IL special reason why men employed
on Railroads and Steamboats,, bat especially engineers
and conductors should taste Intoxicating liquors
and we are glad hear that those the Tonswanda
resent he puistion that they have done so, while on
dufv
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N0TICE.-saADSER Il co. have removed 10 Mas
saa between Wall and Pine sn opposite tho Custom
Hogss % lm'ls;p
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CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL school
~ Prof X. M. Brown (of Union Collegel Will open
School for the instncoc Of young gentleman, on We'd
nesday 9Th OF Msy al GIL Broadway, opposite Bondst
For terms testimonials, kc see Circulars, which may Dc
st.; ofcs OF the Protestant Churchman, and shspsrds
bookstore, lgl Broadway all tMye-
NIRs. ROBINSON, Fashionable Clear-stsreher, 90
Nl Observation-Disclosures lsces, dk nose muslin eno
lsee window shades rned looking equal TO Ar
tcss done Ia this eslabshmsnt grsssoesched and IN
alrpassed In color aH I'M
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

NIIDDLErOWN, CONN.-The nexi session OF twenty
wi TWO weeks vii commence May L. Charge for beard,
instruction Sc $50 advance Great care bestow cd on mo
health and happiness well az studies OF pupils Refer
ence may be made T. McErath, Esq OF The New fof.
Tribune Circulars with minute information and exteoded
references may be obtained Of Rev H. Chase Mmset-
mil imeod EImsW D. "A. CHASE
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H Waier-cure IN fniihuetphia.-D,. ~ nsL-r
ERDESHER, having returned from visit 10 GrAefenoerg
and The mOsl eminent Ws-r establishments Of Ger
many England mas reopened his Water cure house In
Philadelphia he ofChcsnai end Beach ats (cou
biuing no advantages u city and country rescence
where be prefers his best services 70 AZ who may favor
nm with heir patronage His house was built for hois
and Ia very Argr and corvenien containing 40 rooms
Application posi- paid VIII meet ~ilh prompt attention
n 2x w6m
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A TEMPERANCE TowS.-ln looking at the re-
turns of the votes OF the several Of Vermont
the question of Licensing the Sale Of Intoxicating Ii
quors our attention arrested by the vote of Peach
"a small and rather sparsely populated town in Cal
edonis County, which Is thus stated No License l55 ;
License : Only one other town in the State did as
well, and that was Charlotte in Ch,tenden Co which
gave 62 No License to for License This from
peachsm awakens "reminiscences of other days. Only
twenty five years sgo the writer of this well remem
bers there were In the town twenty-five or more Dis
tiiriss of Potato Whisky The delicious escuent the
want OF which In Ireland has caused the death of such
mutitudes Of the poor Of that unfortunate country was
there converted in large quantities into beverage more
pernicous perhaps than any other of the various kinds
of intoxicating liquors. Whisky was TO great extent
the currency Of the town II sent in large quaint
ties to Canada and elsewhere and taken by the mer
chants in exchange for goods AS matter OF course
where so much liquor manufactured much also
drank In those days the farmers were poor and the
land was to great extent under mortgage. II woud
naturally be expected that In such town the Temper
ance cause would have slow growth, but the fact was
otherwise Through the influence Of the venerable minis
and few Others the evils Of nemperance were ian
fully portrayed and town in the State was more prompt
to embrace the principles of the Temperance Reform
The disiilleries were speedily destroyed The town
since that period has steadily improved in intelligence,
morals and wealth the farmers now thrifty and In
dependent and the whole appearance OF the place has
changed for the better under the benign influence Of the
doctrine OF Total Abstinence We are proud 70 know
thai among the hardhsnded yeomanry OF this peaceful
and thriving not less than twenty-five suoscr'
bers to the Weekly Tribune Others may cater Tor tne
patronage Of the grog shop If they will but We prefer
10 make our paper welcome yister at the hresdes OF
the temperate and the yirtuous.
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SELEGT SCHOOL, l7S East Brosdway.-Mrs. l..
ID. WRIGHT will open School for Young Ladies' and
Children the above location the 5h OF May next
Having gradually accumulated materials philosophical sp
paraus drawings and charts not usually found In private
schools) fitted facilitate instruction In Literatare, Mshe
mates and the Natural Sciences and being able from long
experience, pursue advantageous system OF Moral
Discipline confidently and respectfully soics the al
tenon OF Parents and Guardians For references terms
and other particulars she refers her Circular, which
will be promptly and gratefully forwarded TO any who may
favor her with note OF inquiry. a6 2sw Inc
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DRRTH AMBOY sEMINARY-Psrs

Il sons Of correct habits and DESTROYS OF improvement
for whom they would secure thorough preparation for
college or business respectfully invited TO inquire al
ter the merits of this institution. -,
Terms SIS per Session OF p weeks for Board aud Iu
ton with the Of books for English studies
The Summer Session will commence on Wednesday,
Mays
Circulars with testimonials and references may be had
at Dodds bookstore Birch Church Chapel Nsw.York or
Of the Principals. =. MOODBRiDGE,
ais n s. @. WOODBRIDGE.
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~ Water Cure House.-hra n. 3. Cove conrin-
ues 10 relieve Dsteutz ct Der hrase. 81 0ihsI New
YORK.
Mr. O. aio v's ades xnd Children n sir bones and
.tras fireton lr he app iraiiOn ~ Wsicr Cure az
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rV Printing Once fer saie-A pTinrng establish
rsnf located IN heatny flourish "a village In tho State
Of New-Yors, with Wing paper enjoying good patron
age connected herewith now offered FOR sale upon Cd
vzniagsous terms The printing materials ample Tor
all kinds Of job.inz and are nearly The ONCE VIII
sdurd 10 a D sciea printer living and handsome Fro-
paper. Az Nv
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~ DR.. Banning's Body Brace Is IN Efficient

~ T. }. Coleman, EXCHANGE Broker, No. =;
Hel-sL Hsw-York u1curert norsJ bought and sold
lnit ani svef eIchange roles md drss collected o
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General Notifies.

81 WELLS, 131 Nassau-st. N. Y
PHRENeLoGIsrs AND PUBLISHERS,
Once hours from 8 A. II. 10 10 p.
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lief FOR weakness OF tho voice. lungs spine and limbs par
cularly for dyspepsia constipation and piles with weak
OF the stomach snd sides weakly females ast grow.
ing children aad al disposed 10 droop and sedenery
especially spinal subjects will be delighted with It's
t0u References ztven 70 many distinguished ciergymen,
who have been rescued from superanruauor, from do
billy and bronchitis Pamphlets and book Common
Sense" giving Information, be had lie Office. f3
Broadway lady IN attendance On ladies'. III eodu
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WINDOW SHADES al Wholesals-French Win
w dow Shades Gilt Cornces, &cs--y. G. WOODYORD,
2s5 Broadway has just received few cases Of French
Window Shades, Of entirely new patterns and designs
Merchants buyng % sell again will be allowed liberal
Iowpriesd Landscapes-slso some very beautiful Alec
Gut Cornces Gilt Bands Tssses Loops, kc- vi te and
buff Linen Shades, Bfssses, Cords, Trimmings, he
n B-Uphosterers and Others supplied on liberal terms
s3 Lafsrge Buildings. AS Broadway.
NILLEK's AGENCY.-Oncs ~ Broad-st New
v1 YorkThe subscriber Offers bis services Agent FOE
Mers in the ssiection and purchase Of MIL Stones Bolt
irg Cloth Screens, Boiling he and for all other ARTICLES
used 10 construction running Of steam OF Water
Mis WIN also furnish information plans for heir
rucon and contract for The building Of the same upon
The most approved method
VIII also act Agent for Pstenlees for I'll machines
connected with milling.
All commar &c srions poet paid addressed 10 j. PAYNE
1T Brosd-sL New York, Brooklyn City Mills, BROOK
Ign, LII
Brooklyn City Mills. lat March. lss7. ms DkWn
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EAMILY ROARDING sCHOOL In Kent, Coz

FAMILY BOARDING SCHOOL In Kent, Conn
IL Circulars may be nsd a. Shepherds booksore ~
Broadway The Principal 10 now In the city, snd II an,
wish personal Interview they will please TO leave thef
address al ~ West Washington place, or at the NewE
land House 10 Broadway. 49,,
ais 81" ASHBE FULLER, fnnelpa
DREPARATORY SCHOOL--New Csnssn, Conn.
Il ~ miles from New York. with duly communication
by steamboat and stage Terms $50 per annum- FOR
Circular OF terms &e apply 81 Messrs Wiley Putnams
bookstore Broadway; Office OF Equitable Insurance Co.
Wall ST.; or at The Office Of Hope Life Ina Co wall cor
of Newest The subscriber can furnish ample references
as he has been long kno TO The citizens o NewfoH
who have been ii patrons. J. w. KELLOGG.
Nsw.Canaan Conn April |. az iawtMi'
N B.-summer Term will commence lst May
NTEssRs. HUBS g. CLARKE have removed
wi their School the Of Fourth and McDouga ss
on Washin son square The schoolrooms, furniture and
stnction provided have been designed for high orde
Of education 10 all the departments juvenile and youthful
learning The location 10 central aud pleasant and easy
OF access from all parts Of the city. The school IL now
opeu for The visitation Of m friends and those who desire
place for the education u heir .ols m.s IMl-
ROARDING SCHOOL. irving la.tiluts Tsrry.
ID town N. Y-Ths Summer Term OF this wen Known
Institution will open Monday, Sd OF May Several va
cancies exist Application may be made 10 The frncipei,
At Tarrytown left with Clark Austin, 2o5 Broadway,
or Charles H. Lyon, A M $50 Broadway Circulars con
tanning full Information can be obtained o. ELMER oil inc
above places. 60, -
Relorences-Hon. Washn gton Irving, Hon Cuban G
Verpanck and Of the numerous patrons OF the IN
stituts lsl2 3w-l WILLIAM z. LYON, A. NJ Principal