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T TITLE, BROWN & Co,
IL BOSTON.
PUBLISH THIS DAY:
A HISTORYIOF NEW-ENGLAND
DURING THE STUART DYNASTY.

A HISTORY IOF NEW-ENGLAND
DURING THE STUART DYNASTY
BY JOHN PALFRkY, LID.
Vol. III 3vo. 81 f3
This volume consists hundred and forty psses and en-
braces period CCnfedeIaey Of the -Four Colonies
tending the year 1914 to the 1851 trests OF ths m.
the and the first Of Charles the Second OF
the primitive institutions and Of New England o he
sps -Four Colonies to the neishbonng French and
Ducb planters Of transactions with the NaIsganset and
Nysnc ndsn, and with Engsh borderers Of the attempts Of
Eo and others the natives OF the or
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against yersns Quaker and Bapts; Of
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the establishing Rhode Island and Connecticut as chartered
aoyernu ents Of the ton OF NeWHyen TO Connecticut
Of the adventures the three ec5e uyes Of the defeat
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in Massachuse and OF the oil the
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work Of author who t out the Old and the new
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and exlib ion Of the ground policy OF the men
who created New Eng gland - Christian Examiner
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confident that will take its place with those I1
ever which unusual number Of great historical writer nave III
our dsy Owen 10 the world . Boston Courier
evidence not only of conscientious research
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taking fidelity little We believe that Dr. Psrey ne'
ply into the spirit Of American history and mas
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Ensnd fathers the want which has made the narratives Of
oonfu.ed cont ,SaiG1s and rspnsve 2 ~ = Tribune
Based upon thorough research written with good sense s
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COL L. ndon Examiner. , It'll ,hi.
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DOISONOPATIIY.-T Heresy of DIR. Holiness
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DROP. MITCHELs
NEW TEXT BOOK FOR SCHOOLS.
POPULAR ASTRONOMY.
ByO. NJ NIT 3HEL, Ii. ID.
Director Of the Cincinnati and Dudley Observatory.
One volume, l2mo Illttrsted.
Price 81 25.
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have been sold United States and h. been repoblshed
England The publishers anticipate for 1t an unprecedented
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SUMMARIES.
Many who neglected the ,tldy Of Astronomy
will now with this book hnd Il Of the most interesting
''''' V ~ PHiNNEY, BLAKEMAN Il MASON,
No. 81 WslkeI-st ". Y.
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A CADEMY OF SIC-LUCIA-PATTL
"A THIS tThurisyl EvyNIN9 sep.snber g.
MISS ADELINA PATTI
IN Der rest role of Lucia
THIS gTbw.d.yl EVENING. Sept s. at ooioch, osl5
night OF DopLesns fsvorit~ opera Of
which win be given, With
MUsIANi, ANObIO
In the principal roles
husoak no cDductoYs
TOMOhhOW (rhisyl Bept T.
NINE ADELAIDE C6RTEgI
In her famous role Of LEONORA
sI0NOR MUeIANI p.
AZ Nanco which character he such sresk sss.,e
lat ~ ason the Introduction II celebrated . "a -
trineo In the u and aria Of the thtrdset
Only pisht OF VeIdis fsvorite Opera Of
IL rROVATORE
NINE. ADELAIDE CORTEsI,
HME sTRAKOSCH, MUsIANI, AM0DIO.
In the principal roles
On SATURDAY GRAND PATTI MATINEE.
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kare Opportunity foI persons in want Of iS aiRsIs
Of any description The contents Of the slperby furnished resi-
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ROYAL EQUESTRIAN TROUPE.
Crest r~ccess Of tbe GYMNAsTIC TOURNAMENT and
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WALLACKs THEATER.
w GEORGE J,RDANs BENEFIT.
THURSDAY, Sept6.
On which occasion most exquisite and attractive IN
ertainme viii be given. consisting Of
scu D5EAMs dSE or o DELUsioSS DELsUesikoSSp.L
LIVING TOO FAST
Embracing In their east he wing nuss4 array of tsler
MISS JANE CO0MBs,
who wD appear Lsdy Tese 10 the School for Scandal beg
last app~arzDce bot tgo.
MISS SARA STEVENS
who has kindly volunteered Lady vIos In Drssms ef
De,udop.
MRS GEORGE JORDAN
ss Juhs, In Lting too Fast
Mr.. ". NJ FLEMISG,
who has Kindly volunteered as Ioseph suIsse.
Mr.. MARK sMIfH,
Sir Peter Tsa1e
Mr. r. THURNE,
o. Captain Plausible,
Mr. GEORGE JORDAN,
In three characters
Box Book opea
WyALLACKs THEATER.
w To-NIGHT THURSDAY Sega & jscds
BENEFIT Of Mr. GEO. JORDAN
''''' Supported by
Mr. GEO JORDAN
MARK SMITH
W. FLEMING, Who have Indy vol.
C. THORSE, tunissrsd,t
A SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Preceded by the Drama called
DREAMS Oh DELUSION.
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sawdu.t for Blanehirr Celery

A correspondent of the London Gardeners
Chronicle recommends the use of sawdnst
for blanching celery, as he finds it to answer
the purpose better than any other material,
and Is especially valuable for the late crops to
be kept during the winter. He says: "Having
had some trouble in the winter of 1857 in
keeping late celery from rotting in a new
kitchen garden, where the soil was very re-
tentive and damp, and the plants earthed up
in the usual manner, have since used saw
dust for the purpose, and find that it answers
perfectly. Last winter all the late celery
was earthed up with sawdust, and it kept
quite sound till April, and no slugs or insects
attacked it underground, the heads being
very solid, clear and crisp, and well favored.
~ had some doubts that the sawdust from
resinous trees might give the celery a disa-
greeable favor, but on trial found this not
to be the case, and the sawdust is now taken
indiscriminately from the saw-pits, where
different kinds of trees are sawedup. Before
the late severe frosts occurred in October,
had Just finished the earthening up of all the
late celery with sawdust, and l find it is
now wonderfully fresh, the frost not having
penetrated far through the surface to the
hearts," ..l ''I ...,. ......t
Another correspondent recommends char.
red earth in preference to sawdust "as il
will not only answer the purpose as well, but
will allow the rain water TO percolate more
freely 10 the roots Of the plants, and be o.
infinite service to a soil of. a damp, retentive
nature" The sawdust he thinks will induce
an injurious growth Of fungi in the soil.