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Auodyuc or Poor Mans plaster.

DRICEl 2ls cents for a largesize This plaster re-
L commended with the greatest confidence in Ills
recommended obtained OF The propr
and does give relief the money will positive,
y be returned For weakness pain the oins. back
sides breast limbs, neck joints, rheumatism, umbago-
&c There have beenthousands of them sold, and not
single instance has occurred where they have not
glvanrelief The price being very low every person
can obtain In severe coughs, colds, asthma and diff
6cuty breathing, over the lungs will afford
great relief. \. 6. PAG L, aSenttor Bath.
n. 3. Beware ofcounerieiis. 1y21
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From the Dollar Newspaper.
The Wife to her Husband in California.
BY MEMO.

BY MEMO
The fire glows brightly, husband mine,
Where thou hast often sat with me,
Within our cozy, cottage home,
That lieth in the quiet lea.
But there is something wanting now,
To make my spirits glad and light;
A shadow still will darken there,
And truant tear drops dim the sight.
The form that made our freside glad;
The voice that sweetly answered mine;
The husband and the doating sire
OF yonder slumberins boy of thine;
Oh what distance parts us now!
What yearning love would break this gloom
And call him to his vented place,
The exile of our joyous homer
would not that thought of mine
Should stay one effort of thy hand;
l know the hearts bold, honest aims,
That bore to that ungenial land
And yet can but fancy oft,
How lone and comfortless thou ar
With none to give thee kindly cheer,
And none to share thy noble heart
With none, oh God perchance it be.
When sickness wastes thy manly frame.
To minister the cooling draught,
And stay thy fever's raging flame;
With more to whisper kindly then
AS life seems ebbng fast each day,
And speak of love, and hope and home,
And yearning loved ones far away!
Oh there have been such bitter tears,
Ger thy long, fearful absence shed;
And such wild throbbins of my heart,
Which keep it, aye, in poignant dread,
That would barter all the gold,
Obtained by life Of hard employ,
To see, and have thee as of erst,
To bless thy home, thy wife and boy.
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F. Browns Toothache Drops.

FOR the ofihe worst tooihache by its application
afew times. This is The only compound which efec-
ually kills the oIhe detective tooth The
least pain injury the others Ii is to
contain The least acid kreosole which injurious
the Other teeth, and SO poisonous in its effects
A: G. PAGE, agent in Bath.
n. B. Beware ofcomlterfeiis. Ir1l
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Tndepeudcnt Horse Rake.

THIS Rake Cited 10 The hind wheels Of single horse
L wagon and tended by boy, who can RIDE and
RAKE, and the Horte with and certainty
Is equally appropriate rough and smooth land TINS
Rake is for sale in this city by W. P MlRSTON-
June 90 1850
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

OFTEN happens TO persons using n dull Razor, but
" one box of HARPER's SUPERIOR RAZOR POWDER will
prevent any from being under the necessity pu
ling their beardouf instead OF having il neatly cut or
This Powder will tby using it, pu, sharp keen eiss
20 minute Perfect satisfaction warran-
led the money refunded. Sold wholesale or retail
at OWEN cos.
Bath, June is, 1850. 81
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Change !Change /!

nR. 4. SHAW has removed 10 the Store formerly
Icured by Daniel Marson third door south of the Ell
liol HouSe-where he will DE happy wait upon all
customers old and new, with better stock in a niceer
shop. April. 3, 1850.
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T,UAT is indebted TO the subscriber, will please
L slider himself invited 10 call and settle without de-
lay. r.. UPTON
H. Wanted. as above, any quantity of old Copper,
Brass Lead Iron Rubber, Rags, Cirassrope, &c. &c.
in exchange for Ware work, AT the highest prices.
Ralh Nav 9, lci9. 3m41
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

O DAY Gothic Clocks with and without alarms 80 lop
Gothic and plain cases, with and without alarms frs
rate assortment just received and for sale cheap by
T. ii. G. MARSTON.
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OLIVER. She'll, Buffalo aud Horn-back
= COMBS-Side-co combs, Fine Combs. Pocket-combs,
Round Combs for children, &c. for sale by
i6 +. II. G.. MARSTON.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

The earth can boast no purer tie.
No brighter, richer gem
No jewel of a lovelier dye,
Than friendships diadem.
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ShaMlS /.

CASHMERE Long and Square Sbawls, a beauiitu !
Y assortment BIZ and Cold Sk-W bite and colorcd
Embroid'd Grape do with endless variety Satin
Printed Cashmere Slawls for Ladies and Misses.
BAH, March %, 1850. ..... OWEN co.
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Furnaces
Combs! Combs! Combs

OF the latest patterns for heating Houses and Church
w WALKER & Co.
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Schenk's PulmOnie Syrup,
A Sad Accident

OfRUP OF Liverwort, Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam,
y Cherry Pecorll, Hungarian Basam of ke the gen
nine articrs, for sale by G PAGE, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1850-08-29

A very fat man (for the purpose of
quizzing DR.. --, of NJ asked
him to prescribe for his complaint, which,
he declared, was sleeping with his mouth
open. "Sir," said the doctor, ''your dis
ease is incurable. Your skin is to short,
so that when you shut your eyes your
month opens"
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Iron Foundry
MACHINE SHOP,
DAMARISCOTTA MILLS, ME.

THVHE subscribers having been in the above
J. business three years, are now prepared to
furnish castings at short notice, aud on favora-
Bile terms. They ,uufaciure Windiass Pur-
chases, Quarter Blocks, Shelves, Hawser, Stern,
Deck and Side Pipes, ;elayins Pins, Checks,
&C., all Of the latest patterns.
FOR MILLS
Shafting Gears. Wing and Plate Guds cons,
Iron Buckets, Rims, Cranks, Boxes, ais" Saw
Arbars, Boxes for Mill Stone Eyes. Hbcs for
Carts and Wagons, Doe Plow Casting and
most kinds of castings FOR
agriculture, &ip-Building. and
Machinery.
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AGENCY OF
DR.. Pitch's Celebrated Medicines.

PULMONARY Balsam Pectoral Expectorant Pulmon
nry Lmiment Pure and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Anti
Dyspepc Mixture, Nervne Vermuge, Depurutve Syrup,
Heart Correcor Humor Corrector, Cough and Catharc
Pills, Female Pills. Female Specific, &C. used b, him con-
santly and with unprecedented the treatment Of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Scrofua Skin Diseases Rheumatism Female
Complaints, Piles, &c SC.
DIR. Fch's meQualled Patent Silver Plated Abdominal
Supporters DR. Ftch's improved Plated steel spring Shout
der Brace DIR. Fchs silver lnhaling Tube.
Dr. Fitch's celebrated SIX LECTURES the prevention
ard of consumI ton asthma, diseases OF the heart
&C. and the method Of preserving health and beauty TO
Old age. This book should be in every family To the
consumpve il POINTS the only reasonable hope Tor re-
lief To mothers the directions il gives for the care and
education of children invaluable. $4,000 copies of this
book have passed through the press and the sale continues
uuabaicd.
For sale by : :. FITCH & Co., 200 Broadway, New
York and DIR. ALBERT SHAW, Sole agent in Bath.
l. DIR. Fitc's Guide lnvalds, directions to per
using DR.. Fitcs Remedies TO be had gratis, Of all
his Agents. 2mi
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Albany Aprll L., lS4I
Accommodating Co, No. 8 State street, and
Mrs E kidder, No 100 Court-street, Boston Samuel
Kdder Jr, Lowell; Henry Pratt Salem; James B
Green, Worcester; Allison & Gault, Concord J.
Balch Son, Providence and by Druggists and Mer,
chants generally throughout the United States VS.
Indies and the Canadas
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The Rev. John Seger

OF Jersey City old and highly respectable clergy
of the Baptist Denomination handed in the iol-
lowing certificate at DR.. S T. Townsend's office. It
speaks for itself.
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NOW opening Bin SILK Lace very cheapby
N June IS ESQ. OWEN & co.
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P 0 E T R Y.
For the Eastern Times.
TO A N U MOL e

On his return has natire pace, after a ren yea
abs
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RAnle'S HYperiOn Flnid.
Every One

DOGLE1S Ainoe for .having-Bogieis Hebraiona, for
ID removing trecklcs, pmples, and hcautifying the
skin A. SHAW, sole Agent Tor BQfh.
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PIr1SOIS

, GOOD assortment opening at the Auction Store
a bv OWEN Il co.
Bath June DC 1850.
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Mutual Insurance EquaiiZed.
THE LINCOLN MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company.

~ Of risks, or IN fact
Three Insurance Companies with the expense
of but one,
as thew arc all mana ged by one board of officers, is
in douriShing condition, doing fair business,
and continue TO insure different kinds of prop
eriy, deemed not TOO hazardous, against loss or
damage by fire, on favorable terms, Tor any length
Of time not exceeding four years.
The FIRST CLASS of risks consists exclusively
Of Farm buildings, and property therein,
buildings not exposed others.
The SECOND CLASS Risks Dwelling
Houses, Barns. Sc, and property therein, in
villages and cities.
The THIRD CLASS CONSISTS of Stores, Mer-
chandize, Churches, School-houses, Building
Risks. and any other property the Directors
deem proper to insure in this class.
No class in any case liable for loss in either of
the others.
DtREcToRs-CharlesD Davenport, Peleg Wads-
worth, w. v. Moses, Freeman II. Morse, J B.
Swanton Jr., Freeman Clark, John Hayden and
Abiel Avery.
Applications for insurance may be made TO the
Secretary at the office in Bath or through any Of
our agents in other towns.
CHAS. DAVENPORT, Pres'l.
W. v. MOSES, Treas'r.
PELEG WADSWORTH, Sec'y.
Bath, May 81, 1850. 6mlS
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FOR BOSTON DIRECT !
FARE.
Bath to Boston SI,50-.H

Bath TO Boston 81 ,50-.NedlS Extra
Stages and other conveyances meet the boat to con-
yey passengers in any direction desired.
JOHN 5. ELLIOT Agent.
Bath, April II, $50. us
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Notice.!

fHNHE Coparnership heretofore existing under
the name Of ARNOLD & ROGERS, is this
day dissolved by mutualconsent, and all demands
against the firm will be settled by WIN. ROC
Frs. AUGUSTUS ARNOLD.
WILLIAM ROGERS.
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MOuslin dc LANES,

DRINTS, Mohar Goods, and beautiful styles
the Auction Room. OWEN Co
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Ship CambOeSeS.

q CONSTANTLY on hand an exien-
1t HxFi-- " sive assortment of Ships Camboos-
N ikHffs es. and Vessels Stoves Of all sizes, for
-xSsszsEszz- slie hy w. WALKER Co
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N. bah persons indebted TO said concern
are requested to make payment to WIN. ROC
ERS. and thereby save farther trouble.
Bath, Feb Is, 1860 &EN A8 tf35
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NEW BONNET ROOMS!
MRS. GOULD,

RESPECTFULLY announces The ladies OF Bath
IL and vicinity, that she has opened Bonnie,
Saloon No. Harveys Block, Front rect, where
-ivla spT
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DBLS. best FLOUR, Kegs OF LARD, Superior quality
u of HAMS-soue prime N @. SuGAR.-boxes OF
RArsrSs-some extra quality OF ToBAcco-new Mo
LAsSEs-bags OF Ground Rock SALT. &c, &c; all OF
which will be sold cheap. j. :. SEWALl..
March 20 80
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To Let.
s RRlWN,S WORM LOzeNGES.

F, BROWNS WORM LOzeNGES.
ARE the most valuable and certain medicine everdis
"A covered for destroying and expellng all kinds OF
worms which frequently trouble children. 7Hey are
riotereesRf remedy and pleasant TO the taste as
an common confectionery They differ from all other
worm lozenges they have no mercury IN them
Thousands oboxcs have been sold within the last few
months A. G. PAGE, agent for Bath.
n beware ofceuntcrfe 1y21
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DR.. L. Girardin,
Formerly Of Paris,

Ut. Il. GlTdTulH,
Formerly Of Paris,
MOULD inform his numerous patients on! The
w Kennebec, that in future he will conhne
him self to Office practice, and be consulted daI-
w. personally or by letter, at his residence .
Elliot, I'd door from Washing
ton ST.. BOSTON.
Dr. l. G. is a member Of the reformed prsc
tice, and uses no mercury whatever, he was per-
formed the greatest curer of any physician living
in the following diseases, viz Spine and Hip
Complaints, lameness and deformity Of every
descriptions consumption, phthsic, cancer, scrof
ua, sore legs, fever sores, white swellfngs,
dropsv dvspe psia erisipelas, liver complaints.
kidney and gravel, Female weakness. etc--and
all diseases which the human frame is apt to be
affected with.
Eg All communications directed as above,
most pad) will be attended 10 Immediately,
medicine sent 10 any part Of the Country as
usual.
Madam L. Cirardin,
at the request Of number Of invaids, unable
TO visit Boston. will visit Bath. and remain at
the Sagadahock House from TUESDAY evening,
2Olh of Aug, till THURSDAY noon Aug. 3d.
where she can be consulted gratis. Ladies
wishing to consult one Of their own sex, well
qualified TO tfeat such cases as The above, with
al much success abe DR. himself. she being
perfectly acquainted wiihall kinds OF medi-
cnes used in his practice for the last fourteen
years.
Mrs. L. G.was graduated as a female Phys
ician in S24 10 Paris, has been in extensive
practice ever since, she is very success
ful in treating diseases incident TO woman and
children, her office and residence is at ELLI-
OF street, BOSTON. where all communica-
tons (post paid.) win be attended 10. Medi-
cine sent TO any part of the country.
April 20, 1850. I6
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French, Italian aud American
BONNETS,
Just Received.

at the lowest prices. Also hand large and fashion
tfi5
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ADKINS WATER WHEEL,

They have also purchased of the Proprietor
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Rheumatism.

Blackirelrs Island, SEPT. Ia 1917.
DE. S. P. TowNsEND-Dear Sir: have suffered ter.
ribly for nine years with the Rheumatism considera-
bic of the time could not eat sleep or walk ] had
the utmost distressing pains and my limbs ter
ribly swollen have used four bottles of your Ssrsa-
parilla, and they have done than thou
sand dollars worth Of good. am much hetter--in-
deed | entirely relieved. You at liberty to
use this for the benefit Of the afflicted
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
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BY his TWO COUSINS.
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DR. S. r. TowSsEND-Dear Sir: have little girl,
seven years of age, who has been several years
afflicted with Fits we tried almost every thing for
her, but w'thout success at last although could
find recommendation in your circulars for like
hers we thought, she in very delicate health.
we would give her some of your Sarsaparilla and
glad we did for il only restored her strength but
she has had no return Of the Fits to very great
pleasure and surprise. She is fast becoming rugged
md healthy for which we feel grateful.
Yours respectfully JOHN BUTLER, JR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
The Eomorn Honvcds

Ts, T,'5grs translates fom iie Coogn, z."~g .e@',
lated
PEsrH, Jan. 25-The violation OF faith snd
honor with Dc poor Honveds oi Conorn IS truly
outrageous They oapitJsted last October With
abe prom,se al compile &matsty, q perfect g. %
dty q person sad properly Aud they are iorc'b.y
placed ID the regiments. The promise is twisted
and TUNED rom iis proossed meaning. It's even
shemeio'ly ass. RED HAT The Houvcts were not
properly included in the exploitation. And where
could their persons be more SCENE than in the In
pcdsl Fortress The most airocious thing OF -l
g. that there is nothihg open in the psoceedings-
m a are seized in the nght and hurried on t. i
son Everything stands here on the old iootil
T. spite OF the state of siege balls and pleasure
parties arc permitted yet It is sad that the Con
sefvatiye aides have resolved not % patronize the
C.2ydas and other new fashioned and exciting
dances. l saw letter yesterday, written BY Cor
sey 70 lis friends. He says that he spends the
whole day IN carpentry. He will, perhaps, con
struct a gigantic coffin for the great corpse which
he has made
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ITALY.
llOmNn Ei,inncPn.

The National abiding 10 the new loan to the
Pore. says:
ave consider stale positively that The treaty uu
hs subject wes gucd PARIS the 9Th inst aud nn
diaIsiy soul OF 10 Porc where the Pope viii see Nbc"
he resolve place the fonuhca seal by c aldo Il Ne
signature of NJ de Rohschild We co not imagine hc VII
refuse The Oen 10 Cor 4NO0ooNO III de Rouscnal has
not subscribed Tor Il drccy he takes a Cn coininseinh
Tho rate Of 7a Ii he psces Il a. So he VII Dee allowed
commission OF yer cent al 81, = per cent a. ~
a. per cent, ana go m proportion ihs IS notice o.
will into very hazardous affair and wa, perhaps a
low 10 enlgh,en them huc the subject for the
last 81 wears aud doubtless IN consequence o the ptccuud
coatempi which the Roman clergy profess for The inches
wVrd. tho finances uf e Roman States have hecu hc
piost oglering Of EuroPcahsence OF al control sys
ttmaic and unrpnishel and adaptations eonseca
Ell and in q manner Tewsricd-ihs Ia what has been
shown exist 10 the hnarcal Tsgiss Of the fpnes hV NJ
dAtego. the present chet c the fetmVA cabinet in
his book the o Romsgna before the &c, ouuon
OF la,S the public debt OF The Pcnucsl states Was - coz,
aeaSnded and sAtcAaoof. 81 paYvr-noneN auVhFti
ofwhch beug OF PapNl fin under prteXi ho
anauled, aud 0f which only l1e0c,W ensuaird Nom %
Republican Government have beer IN par. Cancelled We
have to,sl deb! Of Sioot0VtN such are The chsi~"'
She resources nay be easily enumtraled. The r,Ncuaes
Of The Roman Siass fonsh annually hvm SaN"uN lo
SScoAoN The expenses ALWAYS exceed AnofNtpf IL j.
therefore 20 calculate The ra There Is sse CHURCH
properly valued IA mass al stAeVloNts but . me =
gOached what becomes tc coneVn tine churckeS pubac
~csshp &c TIE material existence 81 which IL founded On
'hs prpertyt This resource Witch would b. eNcoen IN
secaaT Stale, Is avail IN he hands % the Priest
ffince lsc; HIN only just ih1A % laying MS hand on a.
AMI viii be seen whether he woad come wei ont OF INC
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N.srCllaucOt.a

The Cologne Ga-,tte Of tie Oh Feb. saws. ow-
'n- 20 the overflow q. the Rhine the City OF BacEa-
rach. upon the Middle Rhine. was suddenly PIT
under water. Tie dykes along tie banks VI ths
Rhine, o. the vicinity of Cologne broke, 70 the sig.
nal damage and distress OF the inhabitants Of those
parts. il Vas feared that the Us Acs of Dusseldorf
Nofaaycz a-i Wesc would be swept away by
the lpud, in which case the whole Of the lower
cOuuuy Of Cleye would be put under water.
The Stadts AH=ctge5 81 " Nuremberg confirms
the report that q German Cons, tuition has been
drawn up By the our Kings Of the secondary
states. The Erilrt elections have generally fallen
cut. ia tie small states, IN favor 0t tie Consttu.
tona. parry The Democratic party hss sbstained
from voting
The Saxon Government has laid before the
Chambers a bin on The rgh- o. Association and
Assembly The Chambers have voted the removal
li tie STAKE Of siege a, Dresden
Tu- Danish poet Oehensch,s2er il deal
The three poIrcs. prisoners m the fortress OF
Koaicstein, Bakunin. Heubner sud Rocket have
been placed Tor the last time before the Cour, BY
which they were tried u hear the publication VI
IS sentence against tht ~ They are all condemned
to d.aih but whether TIE sentence will be actually
exc uted IS not known. They were the leaders OF
the Dresden Insurrecti1n Of May asst Heubner
wss iay prepared for the doom pronounced az ilst
hiIn. having expected il from tue commence nent OF
the proceedings. The others heard 1t With calm
aess. Bakanln Is a Russian subject, and was
mixed up with nearly all the revolutionary move
meris Of sis from Paris n Vienna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
The Trial OF Cerrusrhi.

The Court Martial appointed 20 decide upon the
late q CernGsehi, came 10 eai az its labo.s on
the afternoon Q. the 2Sth Jan and acquitted he
prisoner fully aud Aoaorahy on all POINTS H. was
however. again oon3pcted 10 the Castle Of St A..
gelo, rs the fiscal ciicer, According TO the POW a.
with " hich he is endowed by the French law. sp
pesled against the Judgment aud tn, t,ial VII
shortly oome on a second time before the saaerl.r
military tdbGuRl The defence Of the prisoner "a
clesr, bJld and o.cluVns. some sensation was az
cited in the Court by female witness. VIII IA.
civinc her evidence. roqaen,ly made usc Of ex.
press,ons - hiehiy reproNstory Of the conduct a
the French soldiers IA as she said coinin- Ia
Rome % assassiRa.c taer own brother gepahh
cans that she was obliged - be called % order
aoJ ucenscel with iINpusCG'TcVs q she continue
IA 40 disrcspectial tone. Toe French are tull,
aware O, the iGoons's;c icy, -. - S&y injustice
their conduct, IN keepIng prisoner, Gmenshle TO
Coar. MartiAl Which IS usually he'd few day
only after the oti5asr, IN conhnemsnt tor resri,
seven months bss0re bringing him to 'r'Sh
Horace Vernef las len Rene for France, bear
ins with him ths materials i3r his great his.oTica
pictures which. wneo sisly pisced N the Nersaile
rspery, VII serve rs durable monument Of ar
s,srical nacrit Sad National cebasemeEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
Miscellaneous.

The E'oir dr Pepp'e. NJ. Proudhons Journal ha'
been seized. for containing sedto0s articles.
Accounts from Montpelier announce that seven
Socialists, accused OF having assassinated city
policeman In that town. have been acquitted by a
Jury
The editor of the Socislis, journal tho BieH PDb-
he OF Chnumont has been condemned by default
for having published sedt,ous libel, 20 iwprisol-
meut ior iour months, and TO pay fine Of l,5ooE
The first number Of Socialist journal, called the
S0lut d. People published AZ Limoges, has be- II
seized by order Of the Procureur de- Ia Republque
Ia that plsco.
The dismissal 81 the National SchoOlmasiers
"Roes on brayey,' % use a phrase of the detesta
bic correspondent Of the Tsncs. Right and le'ttbe
war 10 raging against Socialism in the persons o
these poor teachers but tie indignation In the
minds Of tho people is rising with still greater
power and a fearful day Of reckoning IS preparing
fJr the honest aud Moderate In some places.
large professions of the parents Of the schsOl child
ren have been made 10 the subprcecis, aud ear
nest remonstranccs addressed u them againsttheIr
inhaman and arbitrary proceedings but the very
attachment of the people is an additional reason for
the persecution Of the .Iesutical party in power.
At Henay ian aristocranc city,, there were late
~ FIVE members Of the town council to be elected,
and. Notwithstanding the joint efforts OF the Gov
eminent and the Aristocrats, the Democrats passed
tbe whole Of their list
At Casres, tho MayOr was lately dismissed ior
Socialist opinions. ard the whole oi the Municipal
Council instantly resigned. A fresh election was
ordered, and the entire Of the members were lie
elected by their fellow citizens
Surely such lessons ms these ought 20 open the
eyes OF the most invetcrately blind OF the Re
actionists.