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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
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No. a. Csll,sl I ST.. New Orleans.

.EEPS on hand general assortment Of all
IN kinds of Looking 4 tiiasses; .Looklng-Glass
Plates Pictnre Glass all sizes. Wmdew Glass, dos
aiold Leaf. Dentists Gold and lid Foil; Portrait
snl Picture Frames, Artists Colours and Brushes
Canvass in roll and ia stretcter Tasses Cord, & c.
Portrait and Picture Frames Of every desefipliO,
made 10 order aud re-gildng Of all kinds done ia
the best mannar. Prints, Maps. &c. mounted and
vaInis led. Also. Oil Pictures cleaned and var>
nished. AMI alI things connected with our bnsi-
r,ass d me ii, the best manner npv30
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EpITAPHs-On tombstone in one. of the
oldest burial grounds in New Hampshire, is
engraved, among otherdeyices and Inscriptions,
an hour glass, with its accompanying motto
aMy glass is rum" s8 ssi tsa
which, by a slight operation Of some Yankee
brain and jacknife, is now made to read, n ~.
aMy glass is rum
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

To Cook THE EGG PLAsT.-Cut the purple
egg plant into slices third Of an inch thick,
Put the slices on plate, one over the other,
with sprinkling Of fine altbetween each lay
er' and lay weight Of three or four pounds on
the top; leave them in this situation four or five
hours over night. The salt will form a liquid
with the juice of the eggplant, which will take
out the bitter quality. The liquid should be
drained off. Fry them brown in lard or butter.
The following is the mode of stewing the plant:
Take the purple kind, stew till soft, take off the
skin, mash itwith butter and sweet herbs, crate
bread over the top, and bake it till brown. =. !.
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4 T tits said that in Greenvil!e, Miss, there
is not an inhabitant overl8 years of age, who
does not belong to temperance society, and
there is not grog shop in the town. I#.t Il !
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u Ladies, let no rumscented breath WOO
you. 1t your beau is already welded to the
wine-cup or the beer barrel, he cannot be atrne
husband or safe one. Tell him he can't come
in or,as the boy said to the molasses s.letfiim
run"
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lHE MARRIAGE EALrAR.-Judge Charlton, in
a recent eloquent address before the Young
Mems Library Association, at Augusta, Gs,
thus sketches marriage scene: a s#'ss @
"lhaye drawn for you many pictures ofdeath
let me sketch you now a brief, but bright scene
OF beautiful life. 1t is the marriage altar,
lovely female, clothed in all the freshness Of
youth and surpasring beauty, leans upon the
arm a, OF him to whom she has just plighted her
faith to whom she has. given up herself, forey-
or. LOOK 90 IN her eyes, ye gloomy philosophers,
ana tell me If you dare, that there is no happi-
ness upon earth See the trusting, the heroic
oesonon' which compsls her to leave country
ana parents fos comparative stranger. She has
launched her frail bark upon wide and stormy
sea; she has handed over her happiness and
doom tor this world to anothers keeping, but
s she has done itfearlessy, for love whispers to
her that her chosen guardian and protector bears
= manly and noble heart. Oh, woe to him that
dece'ses her! Oh, woe to him that forgets his
oath and manhood"
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n II young lady at an examination ii gram
mer was asked why the noun bachelor was sirr.
gular. She Immediately replied with much mai
vette, Because, it's very singular they dontgetl
married m saf $s=zs sssss4s ~ .ezsssE5s9: "
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to widows and children after death. zf ss#
All policy holders, whether for life shorter terms who
continue the Insurance till DEATH participate in the whole
of the profits of the company.
Efeditors insure the lives of debtors. married
effect insurance the life of her husband, for the
sole benefit and NE Herself and children free from the
claims Of creditors. 9Eg
--Ttustees-
John agan Joseph Walker John s. Allison Peter Conrey
jr, Maunsel White, VIM. f.. Leyerich Robert J. Nard
Samuel Stewart, Edw ard Sparrow Henry S. Buckucr
PETER CONREf, ,Jr., President Board of r rustecs.
a-- DIRECTORS
Joseph w. Stanton Morgan Hail. M. NJ Cohen John L.
Lewis, f. H. Barton, A. Van Bbber, N c. Han Andrew
Carr, William II. White, john L. Safarans, Geo. w.
Smith, Theo II. McCale, E. w. Scwell, Edw. Jenner
Coke, c. C. Snethen, Cornelius Feowcs, Junus Becbe,
Il. Norman,
JOHN iIAGAN, Pres I oftie Company.
EDW. JENNER COKE. Vice Pres,.
- H. G. HEARTH, Actuary, | f. L. GUQLQ, Attorney.
14CHARD BEIN, D. No. gil Magaziie3tfeet, Medi-
cnI examiner who will be atthe office daily from IL to
~ Rsstricsd 70 s500eo single life by the charter.
NJ This Company u prepared to entertain applications
for Life Insurance, and issue policies all sound and
tabIished by the Board wch less than char
ged by the New York and London Offices, aud without their
restrictions residences in the South BY tho charter
dividends of profits declared annually, and the profits
draw interest and can be made available to
oftwothrds other amount where the party has paid
Ills premiums in full
1J California Permits at New York and London rates.
Insurance. and all papers necessary effect insurance
be had at the Office ofthe Company.
II Extensive travelling privileges are allowed
III Office hours, 8 A. nj. to r. M. n23-ly
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U,l.Sam where have you been!' sa es isss.4ee
We've been swimming, father sf ss ~ ,s
q .WE, who swan with you a.,a,i.s ~s.r M.
81 Nobody, sir
il wen, but you said we've been swimming
didn't you 2 szss sss s3 sss 7 ssf-s=sssase'
We shave been swimming, father II
who did you swim with; then, yop
ti sAIe I swim with the TIDE, -vteFfe
.2 The youngster hardly Dc FERGUSON.
was sent at his head !, ebO-u2S-lm
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Mutual Benefit Life and Fire I'm.
surance Company of Louisiana.

Incorporated in April 1sfe and declared dividend of Is
per cent on twelve months business. .
Business of the Company confined Life Insurance Only
Office No sc Camp Street, betNeen Grasier and Common.
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This Company being organized
solely for tho protection Of the
policy holders and their families
against want and poverty, is in
its operations great national be-
nevoient institution, conducted
upon the most secure and solid
principles, and aifordipg for a
small annual sum, paid during
life, II large and handsome legacy
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14

~ This colnpan, is prepared TO receive applica
tons the Lirts ofJta;te persons ana
Sares All necessary information, blank FORMS etc. vii
be furnished by applying as above. &c. n23ly
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100 LOTS FOR sALE.-with view of p

100 LOTS FOR sALE.-Witha view of pro-
lUO noting the improvement of square No. GIT
and the vicinity of the railroad, Delaware ave-
nue., the subscriber is willing to sell every alternate
lot in the square, Except those fronting on North
Capitol street, with front of 25 feet by depth of
100 feet, containing $500 square feet for the sam
of $25 on condition that each purchaser shall erect
year from the day of SALE One half of the purchase
money to be paid at the time of sale, and the re-
mainder within twelve months from that time.
Inquire at the Patent Agency Office, corner of 9Th
and F streets. VIM. p. ELLIOT.
Anr;l 20-2t
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BURGOYNE a CO., Bankers,
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
Reference IN Warrington City;
Hon THos. BUTLkR KISe,
Hon WILLIAM NJ. Owls,
Hon. ]. c. FRKnosT. Apr. 9-lmif
AYERS "cuERRY PICTORIAL"

AYERS "cHERRY PEcroRAL,"
roH THE Guar or
Colds, Coughs, .Asfhma, Influenza, Group,
Whooping Cough, and Consumption.
THE uniform success which has attended the use
Il Of this preparstion-its sslutsry efect-is
power 10 relieve and affections Of the lungs,
have gained for IL a celebrity equaed by no other
medicine. We offer Il 10 the afflicted with entire
confidence in its virtues, and the full belief that IL
will subdue and remove the scverest attacks Of dis
upon the throat and lungs. These results, as
they become publicly known, very naturally at
tract the attention Of medical men and philanthro-
pists every where What is their opinion Of crrnsy
PscronAI may be seen in the following
vALrSrrSs MorT, NJ D., Professor Of Surgery
Medical College, New York, say.
1T gives me pleasure 10 certify the value and
efficacy Of Ayers CHrssr PrcTosAL, which con-
slider peculiarly adapted 10 cure diseases Of the
throat and lungs."
From EpwApD HrrcHcocx, NJ. d., III. d., Prsr.
dent Of amherst College
&c. AYsR-Sir; have used your CBKaRy Pc
ToaAL in my own Of dcep-scsted bronchitis,
and am satisfied, from its chemical constitution,
that il is an admirable compound for the relief Of
laryneial and bronchial difficulties. Ifmy opinion
10 its superior character can be Of any service,
EDWARD HITCHCOCK
AMHrssr, Sept. IL, 1s4s.
From BtsJAmrs srILrxAs, M d.. LII. d., etc.
Professor Of Chemisfry. Minoaiogy, &c, fais
College, member of he literary, histovIeai phio~
,ophieai and scientific sceistis' Of A5srfea AND
Europe.
deem the CHEsRY PRoToRAL an admirable com
position from Of the best articles in the Mate
ria Medica, and a very effective remedy for the
class Of diseases IL is intended 70 cure
New Haven, Ct, Nov. !, lsf9
READ THE EVIDENCE.
HARTFORD, Jan. 20, ls47
DrJ C. AYEa-Dea SIR; Having been rescued
from a painful and dangerous disease by your med.
icine gratitude prompts me 10 send you this ar
know gment, not only in justice 10 you, but for
the information Of others in like affection.
slight cold upon the lungs, neglected at frst,
became severe that splitting Of blood, a violent
cough and profuse night swests followed and fast
ened upon me ] became emacisted, could not
sleep, was distressed By my cough, and pain
through my chest, and in short bad Ill the alarm
ing symptoms Of quick consumption. No medi-
cine seemed at all 70 reach my case until provi-
dentislly tried your CHEssY PscrosAL, which soon
relieved and now has cured me.
Yours with respect, y. A. STEWART.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Washington, ID. c., by T. ID. w. r.
Gilman; Georgetown, DR.. Linthicum; Alexandra.
Cook 4 Peel; Richmond, Purcell Laid 4 Co. and
druggists generally. Feb. lf-dlytrlsv&w
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corps PAVILION.

ID commodated with meals at Cops Pavilion, at
the low price of So 50per week; also, rooms with
board on moderate terms.
N. B.-Superior bathing rooms always ready.
Sulphur fume, Galvanic, vapor, and Shower Baths,
at the shortest notice
Private parlors for dinner and supper parties.
Nav I-eodl3t
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d FOR RENT, the four-s story brick house
UH in Poard's row, short distance east Of the
CITY Hall. The house contains six chambers, two
parlors, dining. room, and kitchen, and a good
brick stable on the lot. To good tenant the rent
will be moderate. Possession will be given on or
about the 18th May ensuing.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber at his
House furnishing Ware rooms, Pennsylvania ave-
nuc. G. w. BOTELER
Q0-co2fif
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oAK HALL.-No one who visits the city Of Boston
should fail 10 call at the fsr.famed OAK HALL and
see the splendid rotonds and extensive sslerooms,
the immen. piles Of clothing with which its shelves
are groaning, the crowds Of customers that daily
throng this popular establishment. and observe the
order and regularity with which ts extensive busi-
meas IL carried on The system is admirable and
worthy Of imitation, and the prices Of clothing re-
markably low.
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BAIrImosr. Maxl-l0. D

Captain Land, Of brig Marshall, from Mayaguez
18th ult., arrived at Philadelphia this afternoon,
reports that he sailed under convoy Of the United
States sloop-ofwar Albany, which had on board
Captain Beech's crew Of the wrecked schooner
North Carolina, who had been unjustly imprisoned
and cruelty treated by the authorities.
Commodore Randolph signified TO the governor
that remuneration and apology would be demand
ed and enforced; and repetition Of such inhuman-
ty be visited with retributve justice.
Next morning the Albany steered for Cape Hay.
ten, 10 look after the Emperor sououque
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In this city, on the ist instant. RoBURTA ANN,
only daughter Of Bussaop w. and NJ l.. REso,
aged years and days.
The frcnds and acquaintance Of the family are
requested TO attend her funeral this Thursday az
ternoon at O'Clock from the residence Of her ia
Their, corner 18th and streets, without further
notice
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ITO THE PUBLIC.-The subscribers, having
Il determined TO close their present business with
the least possible delay offer their entire stock Of
Boots and Shoes, which is large and well selected,
at greatly reduced prices. Heads Of families, and
all others in want OF supplies, will find il decidedly
10 their interest TO give call, assortment
is complete, and a saving Of twenty five per cent
may be effected. To avoid all misunderstanding,
they would state that in every case cash must be
paid the delivery Of the goods, the reduction
will not be-allowed. Dealers in the above goods
may avail themselves Of this occasion 10 lay in sup
plies at very reduced rates; and TO any one dis-
posed 10 purchase the entire stock and good Of
ths house, we would say, that better opportunity
for profitable business, and a safe investment,
cannot be offered
All persons who are indebted. either by note or
open account requested 10 settle without delay,
as IL is object and intention 10 wind up without
loss Of time. ANDREW COYLE SON.
MAY l-2awlM
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REAL Estate IN ALEXANDRIA,, vA.-Tbe Alex
andria Gazette congratulatcs ie readers upon the
advance Of property in that city. Public sales re-
Gently made show gratifying increase in the price
Of real estate.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday evening last 30th ult., by the Rev
DIR. CLrMrsT NJ. BurLrR, JOHNG. HEDGEMAN
esq, Of the Treasury Department, to CECILIA
ASHTON, eldest daughter Of the late DR.. NosLr
STUART, OF Charles county, Maryland.
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REsIpEScE WANTED.

WANTED to rent a commodious house, with
w requisite out houses, within less than an
hours ride Of the Treasury Department.
Address room No. 10, General Land Once.
April 29-f
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-yLTANTED--A HoUsEKEEPER "a black wo-
w man, II a respectable person, will answer
in a small family, where there no children. II
will be required that she be numbered with none
also. The best wages and desirable home is Of
fered. None need make application but such ss
can bring good references Apply at this office
Anril 0Q.-3t
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BRUSHES, BRUSHES, BRUSHES

NTOW let the white wash brush,
IN And all others, have full play
To clean the winters dirt away.
A general assortment Of the best brushes con-
santly on hand at the old Variety Store, Pennsyl-
vania avenue, near 9th street.
May l-3t [Intel.l GEO. SAVAGE.
CARD.-To the Ladies' and Gentlemen
"A OF Washington.-P. T. BARNUM, OF the
American Museum in New York, and Barnum's
Museum, Philadelphia, would respectfully intro
duce to your notice ROBERT HALEs,
THE ENGLISH QUAKER GIANT,
undoubtedly the largest man living; being eighfeet
high, and weighing 500 pounds. Mr.. Barnum chal
enges the world to produce another human being
as large as the Quaker Giant The Giant is ac-
companied by, and contrasted with, Major General
MOLE,
THE CELEBRATED ENGLISH DWARF.
only 80 inches high, whose symmetrical form, dark
sparkling eyes, and rosy cheeks win him the ad-
Iniration of all the Ladies. Accompanying this ex
hibition is the MYSTERIOUS LADY, who will give
her experiments in Natural Clairuoyancs, which
will astonish all present
They will hold their levees for few days at
Odeon Hall, from 10, a. M, until : and from
until 3, p, m; commencing the 30th instant
Admission 25 cents; children half price.
April 80
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go 49, sslsa ]

NOTICE.
Office OF Washington Branch Railroad Co.
L>OR the accommodation of persons DESTROYS OF
Il living in the country duri the summer
months. Communication Tickets will be sold between
Washington and Bladensburg, and Washington
and Beltsville at the following rates, viz:
Between Washington and Bladensburg, for six
months $50; four months, $50; three months,
S2l. Between Washington and Beltsville, for six
months, $54; four months, S45; three months,
1872. By order:
THOS. H. PARSONS, Agent
April 29-lmd
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THERr IL no joke in tins representations made
about Mr.. Hales, the giant, the mysterious lady,
and the dwarf, Major Mole. They are the most
remarkable people in the whole world. We we're
awed the other day by the very presence Of the
great giant; but yesterday, when the mysterious
lady exhibited the workings ofhcr art, We thought
there was a suphurous yapor rising around us.
But the gallant little Major assured US there was
no danger. and we cndeavored to allsy our appre-
tensions. We learn their stay Is TO be brief, and
that they will visit Alexandra in a day or two
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SMITHSONIAN IssrIrurE-The subject TO which
Professor Henry d. Rogers will this evening invite
the attention of the large and intelligent auditory
by whom We sure he will be greeted, is one at
once affording high qualification to the inquiring
mind, and valuable practical information to per-
sons in all the pursuits Of life The privilege of at
tending his able and instructive lectures is one
which should not be permitted to pass UNDECIDED
There is large number of families devotng
themselves assiduously to the subjects presented
from time TO time in the hall Of the institute, nnc
many who permit the golden opportunity to pass
will at some day regret their culpable apathy.
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GsSrsaL Nrws.-The English Ministry having
been defeated in Parliament on two or three minor
questions, has given rise TO general belief that
they will be forced TO resign D'Israeh, the leader
Of the Opposition having recovered his health, the
Protectionists have been re-inspired with renewed
courage.
From the Continent the political news, on the
surface, is unusually quiet. Order prevails through
out France. The violence Of the factions, and the
approach Of the election give rise TO fears for
the continuance of the present calm.
The Greek question has not been adjusted; and
in the event Of the failure Of the friendly offices OF
France, there IL every 20 apprehend serious
difficulties between England and Russia, az the
former, in the event stated, has given Admiral Par
ker orders 10 re-enforce complete blockade Of the
coast Of Greece; and, IL he should'do 90 the Empe
ror has given positive assurances OF his intention
10 advance 20 the assistance OF King Ohio.
No authentic advices Of later date than the 2sth
March have been received from Athens, at which
the result Of the meeting held three days previous
ly, between Baron Gros and Mr.. Wise, had not
transpired. The meeting, however, is said 70 have
been a very amcable one; but If a telegraphic de-
spatch, under date Of Athens, 22d, and published
in the Bresiau Zeit,rng be relied on, the good
office Of France has failed TO effect satisfactory
settlement OF the difficulty.
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Letters Of the 4tb, from Rome, state that final
arrangements have been made for the Pontif's re-
turn; he will arrive at Sericero on Sunday.
A large French feet and an American squadron
are at Naples.
A letter from Florence, giving news from Rome
TO the I'd ultimo, states that the triumphal arch
erected at Belletra in honor Of the Pope's return
had been burned during the night.
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GRAPE sHAwLs.-50 plain and embroidered
~ white Grape shawls, varying in price from 81
10 $50.
Is corn colored Grape Shawls, from IS 10 $50.
With general and full assortment Of Ladies
Dress Goods.
For sale very low by
G.. VIM. VERIFY, Pennsylvania avenue,
April 25-colw between 7th and sth sts.
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L. O. o. F.-The Members OF Central Lodge,
No. L, will meet this afternoon at o'clock, at Odd
Fellows Hall, to attend the funeral of brother
Philip Massa, of Schiller Lodge, No. 50, Philadel-
phia Brethren of sister Lodges fraternally in
vited to JOIN in the ceremonies.
May VIM COOPER, Secretary.
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THF Military enjoyed fine time Of It yester,
day; and we learn the target-shooting was very
fine. The beautiful silver cup, presented to the
sharpshooters by gentleman Of this city, was won
by Mr. Charles Bell. who made the best two shots;
and the silver medal, presented to the Washington
Light Infantry by the officers Of that company,
was won by Mr.. Finch.
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Austria.

The German Reform gives currency to the report
that there has been an interchange Of notes Of an
unpleasant nature between the cabinets Of st.
James and Vienna, growing out Of the relation be-
tween Austria and Tuscany. The insurrection at
Croatia IL at an end.
The Hungarian refugees have not yet reached
their destination in Asia Minor. Count Batthiany
IL IN.
The Austrian cabinet intimsted, in regard 10 the
attitude Of Prussia in the German question, that
Austria will not be the first TO break the peace Of
Europe, but that she will not allow any other Ger
man power to attempt any thing contrary to the
treaty Of 1915.
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Remarkable River.

The Florida Sentinel contains an account OF the
examination by committee of scientific gentle
man, of the river Wacissa, in Florida, with view
Of testing its capacity for water power for manu-
featuring purposes, and the Practicabity of con-
Meeting it with St. Marks by a canal. They
found water at the head of the river thirtytwo feet
above high water, in the st. Marks's at Newport.
The Sentinel describes the Wacissa river as one
of the natural curiosties almost peculiar to Flor-
da 1t takes its rise like the Wakulla, in springs
of tremendous volume, forming an immense basin
with bold Shores froni which it runs in S. S. E.
objection, in deep and broad stream, about four
teen miles, TO swamp, where most of it disap-
pears through subterTanean channel by which it
is discharged into the Gulf This river is said to
contain greater volume of water than the Poto
mac or James river. and like all rivers having a
similar rise in Florida, il is affected neither by
drought freshet, affording one steady, uniform
and unvarying cure Mt all the year. Any con-
ceivable amount Of water power can be obtained
by means of the canal proposed. and it will moi
only be unfailing but unvarying. The committee
ale Of opinion that more than ten times the water
power Of Lowell can be found there at small ex-
peDee