American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-23

JUNE. lc .ttly HIDINlA W june VIVA ''N'-
be with u, a perjod Of the year when the care
worn AMI fl,lgued denizens Of cities, seek N
scenes Of quiet enjoyment, converse with ma
ture, in her various moods, and cndcayor 10 re-
crl both mind and body by BRET soiourn
amidst her health-giyinq haunts. Those VINO
can do SO are fortunes children; indeed we al
most envy them. Surely nothing can he more
inyigoratlng to the physical frame, after one
has endured, for months, the struggles and I'M
I pairing anxietcs incident, and indeed neva-
/ Ole to life amidst the turmoil and never-cnding
and ceaseless whrl Of busy life; nothing more
b!acing and rcnovatng to the mind, than a
pleasant summers aunt, seeking oUt and set
ting down in a retired nook, surrounded by all
the delightful adjuncts of rural life, and those
who can alone render existence PLEASURE
/ This is the true plan, to our way OF thinking,
and is worth all the chops that gay, but
! treated saloons, can offer; far more than could
I be enjoyed by rcgaling on the choicest vandS,
surrounded by crowded bevy of city bellies or
a host of exquistes Of the first ton. This we
have said should be our plan, should such an
unhoped-tor opportunity occur to an editor
| Thousands 60 not think so, however, and as
man is said 10 be gregarious ANIMAL it only
remains for US to note the many spots where
all can be accommodated; all from the man
who can only afford to expend a very few dol
lars, 10 the millionaire. Need any thing be
said of the Virginia Springs-the White Sui
phur, the Red, or the Warm Spings-the
first the Star OF fashion, and the most xten-
sve of all; but the others equally affording the
! invalid the means and appliances Of reganng
heaIth as well as the mere votary Of pleasure
every source Of enjoyment. Nearer home we
have the romantic Bedford, and Shannondalc;
and closer still those of York and Brandywine
Would you enjoy the inspiring breath of old
ocean, and behold linn in his various moods,
now gentle and placid as the smile of infancy,
and anon tossing the leaping surges high in
air; there Is the Rip-Raps-a glorious work,
and atfordng beautiful marine views-albeit
be YOU Il politician, there "might be matter
int" the chief OF the nation usually in that
spot taking relaxation from his varied cares
On the romantic and beautiful shores of the
Potomac, stands the Pavilion at Piney Point,
where may be enjoyed in perfection, all the
sports of fishing and towling, boating, etc.--to
say nothing of souse in the Pstomac--and
situated as 1t is, one need not add that the del
icacicS Of the table need not, nor will not be
neglected. Then comes Cape May, with dip
in the ocean, and Saratoga, with lots Of water,
shops" crowds, bellies, beaus. Sc: in fine, the
preparations for the accommodation of the ira
yelling community are almost infinite, and all
tastes can be easily gratfed We can, and do
recommend to all who can possibly do so, TO
torego for season the tolls of business and the
cares of life. We are, generally, too entirely
absorbed in the art Of money-getting; too de-
voted to heaping up riches. 1t has justly been
a reproach, against US, and it is one that we
should wish to see removed. Again, there
fore, we say to all, go; enjoy yourselves whilst
YOU may; cast thoughts of business and beside
the shores of the ocean, amid the woodland
and the glade, or in the gay saloons, give care,
for a space, to the Viewless winds.
"THE BISHOP WHITE PRAYER Book SocIE-
TY" This society held It's anniversary in
Philadelphia on Wednesday eyening-the Rev.
Mr. Ogllby presiding A numerous audience
were in attendance. The annual report, an
eloquent production, was read by S, A. ALI
bone, Esq, the Corresponding Secretary. 1t
exhibits scarcity of funds, though the work
Of distributing the Book of Common Prayer,
/ by means of its limited resources, was encour-
aging. The number distributed the past year
was 6l75-that of last year 800, showing
( gradual though small increase. The receipts
have been S955,S0, the expenditures SS95.7S.
! Addresses were delivered by Hon. Joseph R.
. Ingersol, Rev. VIM Suddards, and the Chair
man, after which a collection was taken up.
NAVAL. United States frgate Constitution,
Capt Percval, was at Singapore, February
( sth, to leave for Canton in about month
/ Midshipman Mason and two Of the crew lad
died of dvsontery. Several of the officers and
about sixty Of the crew had been sick, but
were mostly recovered.
DIVIDEND. The Bank of Westminster has
declared dividend of three and one half per
cent. for the last six months
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The late Rev. Joseph Frye. We announced
on yesterday the demise Of Rev. Joseph FRYE,
of the Baltimore Annual Conference, at his re-
sdence in this city, We learn that the funeral
exercises will be held in the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Eutaw street, at 10 O'Clock this
morning. to which his Christian friends of all
denominations are respectfully invited. As u
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