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I facts are ,hese:-.A sailor named CnoE
who has been absent from home sons
lime; voyaging. returned this morning and
was met by some acquaintances who told
| him thai during his ab,cuce his ~'.- IL
been, inconstant aid was living with dn
other man. The pour sailor, who proba-
bly,. under hi$rough earb and embrowned
skin were heart as sensitive to dishonor
as any olher man, was 'soaded 10 madness
by these suspicious. aud without waiting
TO inquire Into their truth, vert TO Ills res
idenee and there stabbed his wife to The
heart with one af !he ri..,-, i.'.fv;s .,iiii'ss
sailors always wear. The woman, whe
ther innocenl ar gully fell a cnrpse-if tie
former, il WAS hrrrii,'c. if a." latter. but
The just retribulion of offended Heaven:
The children who were witnesses of The
tragedy, rushed pan" stricken into The
streets, screaming murder, while Cnok
stood for u moment paraIyzed and gazing
on the features Of her who was once his
ALL Soon crowd collected, The people
came in and Cook escaped 10 The garnet,
where he remained souie time undiscov.
cred. At length he was traced, and when
found he had cut his throat from earto
ear, and had inflicted several horrible
gashes in his ahdomen. from whence his
cnrails were protruding. He was not
quite dead and was removed TO he Hos
pi;al. This occurred about j | O'Clock,
aud he was moi dead at dnuerlime, though
the physicians hardly have a hope of his
recovery.
This is mournful circumstance
Which would excite cOmnisserariop, If The
wronged husband were rich aud powerful.
The poor fellow, just returning from his
voyage, with heart elulcT: tile ariiciPa
tipn al home. Nire and cHildren--to be
niss the croakins ravens who proclaim
spa Es 'dishonupr and the incnn,nence Of
his wife-was enough TO madden any one,
and ques ion il any one could be calm or
control himself. under similar circumstan-
ces. Conk is said be a good worthy sea-.
man, and the couple had heretofore lived
happily. -
There is ye, no riiinss Of The steamer
Great Britain, andlbosc who expec, friends
in her are beginninsIps bsseneasy. If she
encountered the -Eek aas ~ hich the
G ..ea, Western escddfpssd, H'dH not Believe
SHE could nave soslalnedi II. Her$extreme
length. in my opiniou,a reniers her a4dan:
sernrs vessel ir:sa storm, and her iron ma.
| teriaI I!ndsi;fender her escape; hopeless in
case o wreck. dsbelieYe smaI Il, s6hsfa,i.
'esSIs shsa abe iiich built
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RaIsCEsiL4aN EGGS.
CoLuMBus, (Gs'.l Friday Even. 0;!.9.
AWFUL C4LdlHTY BY FIRE!

NEARLY FOUR 3LocKs ,E BUILDINGS DE

NEARLY FOCR 3LocKs ~ BUILDINGS DE
sTR0YED.
We have u record anulher most desc
latin, visitation 10 our beautiful city, ny
.neans OF ire, which broke Oh. this mora,
ilna abuu, 4 O'clock. in the blacksmith
shop of Marcus y. Jones. on o. etaorpe.
street, door or rwo from The corner of
81. Cair-sIreet, and in The rear Of tic Ci-
~ Hotel.
rhSrc was a strong wind prevailing at
iIhe time lro;n the eastward, which com.
rnunicalgd The limes Immediately 10 the
livery Stable of Mr.. James Sullivan,
! kept hy Mr.. Bradford. on the south. and
the corner building on the north. nrcupied
! hy the VI Messrs. Reeds and Sutton q Love.
ils a Gin maumIuciory aud carpenter shop.
rnence it spread with the rapidly OF
lighl ing towards Broad. .streer-laying
waste lhe City Hazel, The Market House,
and the whole of thai square, except the
old Thealre building on Crawfordsireer,
The Foundry of the Aiessrs. Janneys' and
small house on the coruer benw.
Vast quantities Of goods were removed
buildings on the east side, aud were many
of them consumed where they were piled
up.
communicating BY The intense heat tn the
store house of Messrs. Sarlwells and Mr.
A. Caihoun's, whencG il spread right AM
left al well as westward, TO Froni doWI
TO Crawfnrd, excepting only the dwelliu!
of Rir. FnuntBIn, on the corner of 81
Clair aud Front streets.
: Ranging downward across Crawfor
. street, the devouring element swept IN
: old Columbus Hotel. aud all tlle block @
: buildings huundedhy Broad, Front. Craw
y ford ana Thomas streets; also, the buldl
, mos of Mr.. ropy. y.an'iihh Rev. DR.. Cairue:
nm the east side of Broad aud below Craw
:. ford street, except the residence OF Mrs
} BroInax. On bolt, sides. of Front stree
). aIso. from Hooper and Ridseway's Ware
: houie, down tu. Thomas street, nrIudIn
n Bridge Row. ali Iau way down to the II
= yer bank, or within lew yards Of Ut
i" ,olI.aale house, have been laid waste, b
- y ,he fire ar b.. biuwing up Of the house
= with ganpowder, excepting perhaps or
r. r. or TWO small buildings on the south ca
.. u corue. Of Thomas aud Front streets.
:, Dver 50 houses were ulown down will
IL out accomplishing any good purpose
There vas no water TO be had, and eve
>. tbiua being sas dry as a powder horn, al
=. inc buildings mostly Of wood, The conf
:, ~ grafton was only stayed by the want
ss more material in its prpgress.-Muscos
a Democrat:
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VOLUME XII.
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IA So so - =.
are told hysa senilemla q ol the highest res
pec4aBilitys that ne witnessed an expert
mentof1heanse offfns most exIraorcinar!
discovery q the rooms Of pr. NJ orton one
evening tiiis week An liberated ,ooli
was exTastd from he mouth OF an md
vidltat WITHOUT giving him the sllgn'es
paitl. He gas put intn a kind OF sleep ny
inhnlins irorlloni oi,thls prepara'lon' 'he
effects Of Rflch laslen about 'hree qoa'eI:
Of a minulft Just long enough 20 eSlrac'
the tooth. "his discovery Is destined 10
make a'sEsS revolution in the arts o! sur,
grrs add surgical denlislry.-BOS Trans
cript.
- -
Remarkable Diss9rcr3 MOI long since
We nhsefye9s in me papers brief notice
of:a @ondetlpl chemical discovery very
lately made by prnlessor srhonbfln' OF
GermaIYgG Common eaton Is S" pfcpar.
ed, pfohatlS:Rltn Eliminating compound
of nirr0gen. as 10 be Suddenly converted
;by spatkEinIn the saseo IS state, Ieaving,
as a residue a small quan'ity OF car.
tbonaceous5n,alle1. Balls and shell were
Said 10 Iisss been projected by this pre-
pared ,colt9E, The prnjecile force of which
is said To- sbesmanyiimes greater thaneihaI
of powder-5twas stated. that four ounces
which woata require. it was calculated, at
least as nrapNpnnnas Of Snrpowdcr. IL
was added that The COLON, though made
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Our. Marhet.-Cotton.-No change has
taken place in prices since our last quota
lions; and the opinion still continues, that
former rates will be fully sustained.
We have very carefully looked over The
accounts from all parts OF the Union; and
feel ourselves warranted in saying, that
The Cotton crop ofthis year will be very
small one. IF the falling of, should he
l,fully 400 900 bales we will not be at all
snrorised. The Sea Island crop will be
mex, TO nolhing; and in the place OF th's
s1ap,e. coarser collons will have to housed
.by'the manufacturers who usually cor
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sI!,bmss{ock 4 srT,t &c 1hoiit sonlan Med.
;;ccines. ReWatid sronic Mixture. Seidlitz tid
Soda Powders. Swain's. Pmlncea. IurllnSton's
Balsan, H!iyts Linimcnt, tlarrls"n.s o'ni-
mont. 4 sire rtre Tbr sEald Tread. Ccarpn's
Acoustic Oil, for deafness, atiHs ail olher
Patent Medicines Uncommon Use.
PAINTS AND OIizS. :.
White Lead. iif NIL kindsi Red dui 5terfi-
iris, Spanisi Brown, Fene,aii Red, Vandyke
Brown, Turkey Humber. Chr,,,ne Green,
Jerome Yel!uw, yer,ni6n;, .Stdne Ocl,re.
Ivory Black, Terra Sienna, Dinpz Lake IA
tenn Black. Lamp Black, Yellow 0chre, Iylll
nrre. Russian Blue, Thrpen,ine. Rose Pink,
Vnrnish of all kinds. Linseed Oil. Tram OH,
Lamp Oil, Neal's Foot Oil, aud all the Essen
tial Oils.
a5,.a DYE.STUFFs:
Spanish Float, Indigo; Ennnlte ataddrr,
Lorwood,r Camwn6d, Brazil Wood. Fnslc
Red Saunders, Tnneric. Coperas, Ai"m
Bluestnue; aha all other Dye Stuiis.
~ SPICES.
Black Pepper, Sllspice, Mace, Cinnamon
Cloves, Ginger, Race and Puiverlzed Eut
meggss &c.
MISCELLANEOUS:
Window Glass, from o.x 10 mp 10 ~ :,o
Pn,ty. whiting, Sperm Candles, Candle Wicts
CASTLE Soup. Chalk, Court Plaster Fla'
Seed, WATERS. .TootIt Brushes. Glue, Gold ant
Silver Leaf, Syrinses of all kinds, Trusses
Ink, Black and Red, Ink Powders: Lemon
Syrup. Mustard, Pink Saucers Snuil, Liquor
ice, Matches. Pummice Store, kos,en Stone
saiEratns, Potash, Salt Petreb Sealing Wax
Sponge, Starch, Paint Brushes of every de
scrintion, White Wash Brushes. Dustlnt
Brushes, Sweeping Brushes, scrtibbing, liors'
and Shoe Brushes, Hair Brushes, Shawn!
Bo5esr Shaving Soap, lf all kinds, Wnshini
Soaps. Toilet Soaps. Rose, Of earious kinds
variety, Of fine articles Of, Tobacco. Also
fine Cit Tobacco for smoking and liewlils:
aEmmerg Nursing Bottles. Nipple Shell:
Cunping 6 lasses, Lancets, Alcohol, RAJ an
Roach B1ne, Sash Tools, Canals Hair, an
Sable Hair Pencils.
All,he ulnve articles are warranted soo.t
and sold ON terms to please purchasers Il
cash, ofun dpproved credit. -, : /, :. ,rrs
Edgcfeld C. H.. March IL It
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V5yagcrs viii ifusts hemssIves.

4noihcr Monmouth G1ue.-We learn
from tae Columbia (Icnn.) DemocratiIiat
a gentleman Of that town has discovered \
"mn'nmnrh cave" in the county Of aIaury,
The gentleman, in company with another,
entered Tho cave, which they supposed
small one, IN search Of fugitive slaves,
aud after proceeding a considerable dis
tanrc, they endeavored Intellectually 10 re.
trace their steps. "ln this dilemma, (sayo
the accoum) 10 remain inactive was surn
desrruclinm, for no one knew Of their de-
signs or whereabouts, and the only deter
mina'ion was to proceed, if haply they
nigh. find some outlet. While wander
ing on in lhIs most singular adventure,
sometimes stumbling over rocks and al
other times -on their hands and knees,
crawling through narrow entrances into
large ard spacious rooms. beautifully de-
corated with staIactities Of gliItering ap.
pearances hanging in various tnrms and
shapes with walls Of rock on either side,
their Steps and voices echoins through The
grotloes aud deep recesses, passing streams
ofth!r,y aud forty yards in width aud some
three or four feet in depth-lhey at length
became greatly encouraged, from the cir
cumslance of their lights burning more
freely, and renewing their effnrls they soon
discovered an outlet, and once more found
themselves on terra hrma,. and above
ground.
They entered the cave between 8 and
10 o'clock in the evening. and came oul
about 3 o'clock in tlre morning having
heen sixteen hours in this subterranean
region, travelling with all the spoed their
strength would admit of, until they found
! an egress. II was sometime before they
, could make out their whereabouts, ant
when they did so. they found themselre:
about six miles from the place ofen,rance.
= .ifericdn Votuntecrs-The circum
+ stance OF Volunteers storming enirench
mants is novel in military history.-Th'
auxiliary force under Gen. Taylor will b.
(, said; however. not to fall under the denom
/. .iuatiou of ra,o recruits. having received III
!. benefits of drill aud discipline for thre
), months, in The presence Of regular force
: and accomplished officers. Yet the a'tac
g and consequent exposure IN assailng for
lifted places is rarely entrusted to any bu
9 tried forces.-Miitia which have even re
y ceived some portion of military instruction
IS are generally so blended with reenla
e troops us TO rnd in their superior disciplin
81 snppor;, and in their trained sreadines
Z, an example. But in stormins the Ualle
J. rics n, Monterey. American lni'itia-me
: stood alone in attack, as they came OF
y with unparelled honor ..:.,.
ii The secre, of this is 10 be sought ir Il
q. oualities which must ever render This sp
Of cics of force, when trained, not only equ
se hut superior TO enlisted men and compu
sorry service. Very few except men of
S., lofty spirit will bacome volunteers in )
we're service If their sense Of subordin
JV ton is equal 10 their perception of hon
in and teeli * Of pride. they must form Sc
OIL diers beynnd comparis u, wits equal d
he ciplinc. superior to all Others, Ac,i
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20 the Public,

utsHN nj. LUNQUEST, Matchmaker and
"A Js,oelcr, from Charleston =: G swonld re:
specuuIy inform the citizens Of Edss,led' ina, aa
he has taken the store next to Mrs Wafa, ann -,
nearly opposle Ryan's Hotel, and thal he " w'i,
do sucli work 10 his line as may oi,er, IN
workmanlike manner and on rensonanle .elils
Also. Dagac,reotgps litenesses " stakenfn I'm,
superior manner.'i' IS ., os
Sept %, IS46 .iississsst ssstzs ost.E
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unusually siagnanr aud oppressiye The
Bombay Times says
"Before midnight nine Of the eighty
sixth into hospitalin such numbers1ha it
was difficult 10 make arrangements their
reception. 1t was fearful night. With
morning came the tidings thai the psstiie1ce
was overspreading the town; and fifty had
in twcnrv-four hours fallen victims. The
Eighty sixth were. the earliest, and con-
rinued to be The seyerest sufferers: They
and her Majesty's Sixliet6, IadIof six .
months been in tents close 10 each other:
the day after the disease appeared, they
were marched ont for change of, air. and
encamped by the sea.shore near Clifton.
The Rifles were next attacked Then The
FusiIiers ; the Artillery and Native Infantry
began 10 suffer after This. For FIVE fearful
days did the destroyer lay his hand most
heavily upon them and 10 this time more
than thousand men we're carried to their
graves The pesilence now began. 10.
abate-ft had done its worst, and seemed
about 10 withdraw within less than a.
fortnight 900 Europeans, including Sl5
fighting mon were carried away; 600 Ma
i've soldiers, and 70D0 Of the camp followers
aud inhabitants OF the town, had been
hurled into eternity. The conduct of tho
Governor, tSir Charles Napier, is stated
10 have been beyond all praise anxiety for
the sick conierring an alacri'y on limbs that
The hand of lime might have .siaened.s
Only Two officers had died. So sudden
was death with some, that they werssczed,
cramp collapsed, dead, almost asSas, as
have written the words. Previoi4 health
and strength were OH guaranIees; men
attending the burial of their comrades were
attacked, borne To The hospital npd buried
!; themselves the next morning. Pits were
/ dug in the churchyard morning and eve
ni6gs sewn up 10 their beddiuss. cotfiuless,
they were laid aside, one service read over
all. Public works were suspended during
18Th and 10Th. Medicine seemed power
less: nothing that medical science could
= suggest took effect-Ihey were, in fac,
e dealing with corpses. It was notuntiIl The
: third day that medicine assumed any sway
c since it has done so, should say two-third:
e of The cases have been saved.
K kissing. The following curious f;.cf
iu natural history afford matter for prof
II table reflection, both 10 The phiosopfe
= and the man Of the world. '...,
J, The Boston girls hold s,ill untiI',he
II are we'll kissed, when thay flare .np al
e atonce, and say, II think you onsh, !,
's be ashamed" ~
:: When Young chap, steals a Kiss fros
n an Albany girl, she says, 81 veckopsiit,s $ m
II turn now" aud gives BIN a boz otf:,i b
ear that he don't forge, in week:
's InPounsylvaDia, when a afenafe:iss salr
E. ted with buss, ,she pus GU he'r. .bonne; a,l
al shawl and answereih, II am astonished s
IT. thy assuran Jenediah :fof this iidignii
a will sew thee up:n -; s.si 50. !, fs ~
O. The ladies Of New Berlin, ho we've
a are so fand Of kissing that, when saIu,ed .
or one cheek. they instantly lpresentlthe othe
d. The girls of Baltimore, when tins sal,
is, tied by their besux, ,archIy remind lbNesi
ng they live underline laws Of Mar {rl qldn.
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s.. - Il q: :lFIRRETTS.
HWAS inst received, and will keep coz
III III stantIy on hand, a FRESH supply oil
nrups MedicisieS. Paints. Oils
WEN6 ~. -.IS ss.rd- Strfdl

HHAS Just received, sand VIII Keep .oa
MH stantIy on hand, FRESH supply OF Y
Drups, lHedicities, Paints, Oils
- !end tsye StEffs:
He does NJ think proper 90 Hum6ng the
public, by adrNtisingg has prices, but persons
wishing 10 purchase may be assured that lie
will sell al as Low PRICES as any ono in Euse,
field. Eanb1g or Ausasta
The folto,ving constitutes a part Of hts
stock, Of Medicines
EPSON and Chamber Salts,
Caster Oilin bottles, orby the gallon:
CaIomel, Tart Edieiic, Assaf;rlida, AFRO"
Root, Rhurbarb, Jalap, ,Magnesia,G Gum Myirn'
Aioes; Ganlboge. Cayenne Pepper, Morphine
CremorTariar, Opium, Laudanum, Paragon.
ic. .Quinine. Preparations OF Iron, Squllls
Sweet Oil, Sarsnparila Root. and preparation
OF the same, Capaiya, Chloride OF Soda Ether, ],
Campllor, Nitre, AntlhonIa Hive syrup anc
ann o.Ecr article that may be called ior.
. PATENT MEDICINES.
zsuYAll OF sDR.JAtsE' E's Medicines, warranted
genuine. Sold as cheap as can he found st
any Drng Store; i'll this or any Other place. !
obtained directly from DR.. Jayne, though
ii. only Ageni,in Augusta.
Bulls Sarsapaftlli. Sand's Sarsapnrltia,
7s(:arpenters Do. PtIilolokeh. s.
carpenters E&tfatt C,bebs and Cepa'ya,
tTa.raBfs Do, Biedisommen:i,m..G Godfrey S
Cordial Alntfsti's Pills, Nioifa.t's Bl,ters,
Chanpianrs Feeve,$and Ague Pills. Champ,-
on,s Eegilahlei Anti;dys Pills, siints ".
E.se and sgiie sloiils.5S peacer.s Pills, HUI
Lozenaes, PrtetsS Pills, Conl2s 55Dil-
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PRrrApELpHI.A. l.. Oct. II.

There has been another fatal tragedy
acted in our city to,day--ano,her scene IN
thu, drama of iife's strong passions, invol-
wing murder and probable suicide. The
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NO. 39.
Fr.Ha

under rheiro1n officers they must become
aexf TO invincible. ~ f3ss5'
The conduct of our gallant miliiasmen
at nIonlerey will form chapter int;onr
military history which will compareswilh
any that a,lorns the, annals of the reyolG-,
lion. It will place The cilizen soldier on
an erriinence even in Europe, where only
/ on occasions of invasion and domestic
spoliation, The higher qualities OF fpa'riolic.
courage are brought OUT, as in The heroic,
defence of their country by the Germans
al nearly the close Of Buonaparte's career.
| The laurels of our volunteers will live with
verdure ever fresh. because they were
not won in defence of their homes.eads
bnt at distance from their hearth stones,
amid The pfivaiions Of severe campaign
ing.-Char. Euen. Neacs. ID
4 Suspicious Concern.-h few months
since one of our citizens was inducedsto
accept an agency for this place Of au5 In
surance Company, bearing the name. of
IN. Y. Life, Fire, Marine, and Inland
State Stock Insurance Company zln
short time number Of circumstances
lranspired to induce ihe agent TO sIppese
thai the said Company was nothing more
nor less than an extensive swindlins con-
cern. Several applications were made to
him for poIices Of insurance, which he de-
clined issuing, and Immediately gave up
The agency. The Grand Jury of N. York
have had this matter under consideration.
for they have by unanilnods vote. found
bill i6dictiDg j: K. Townsend, Alfred
Kershaw, aud Mr.. Marks, late Secretary
of the N. Y. Life, Fire, Marine and Inland
State Stock Insurance. Company, fora
Conspiracy to cheat. This is as il should
be. and we hope those persons will be,
made TO pay well for their attempts Zoo
successful in many ilstanees) TO procure
premiums for insurance, Under false state
ments. We believe that this Company
has established agencies in number Of
placrs, and il would be well for. our con-
iemporarios generally to caution the pub
lie sainsl having auy business ,transac-
lions with them Chera,c Gazette. sSs,-
Fearful Rardges of The Cholera in laaia.
The ravages OF The Cholera at knrachee
had been rnosr disastrous. Between the
l14ih and 23d ofJone, about 5000 human:
E6eings were cut off. including $50 Euro
peans, Of whom 5f5 were fighting men.
Besides Ibis, sos Sepays, and it is. s.beiissed
4 a6oul 1000 native camp oila&eEs apd ia;
i Ebabiraa,s.o Of the town, have sdisd s Ths
q Asdiseasec ecommence.i lis itsdestrnctiSseg,ffas aspn
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AgricHI HIlurai.
Ero,n thc Wontooc1mLeeru( dla.) journal,

From tic Montgomery (dla,) Journal
THE COTTON CROP-WORM, &c
The following letter is from one Of The
mos, respectable and experienced rlan,
,ers of this county. We have received
many letters from different persons, OF inc G
State, all to The same tenor, taiilns Oh
from las, year, of nearly one half crop
We will at an, early period prepare an
abs,rac. of the tables and estimates, winch
we have received:
< Gent!emen-I received your circular
aud fiIl up some len For twelve Names
from, alIth Information can obtain there
I is a certainty tha, Il third OF the crop IS cu'
off, and in many cases half! but even a
Third on The last years crop, will be a great
faling off. considering that The bad Wea.
lher for gathering was 30 nue. =. a ,.'sl
that Of las, year. The farmer has 10 run
the risk Of the bad weaier yet The
quality NAV ia the general be a ilttle be,
Ter but The particles Of trash are con
sranily falling, and many complain, )
think il more likely that the crops Will DC
oyerfa,ed, from the fact that mauy have
antlcIpateu !utlT uSat y.aS f' -
many still will draw ahead OF The present
crop: What a defcieiicy cun produce upon
the present state OF The market, remains TO
be seen, for il may be difficult 10 ind'ce
Manufaclurers 10 raise their prices sud
denly unless there could be d wdrranlry
,hal,heir goods would be enhanced cor
res pondiuely in price. The causes OF
failure This year, are mainly attr'oglaoit
t,o The fluctuations ofttie weather. "Ihe
elements" conspired agains! the farmer;
which are generally sn,hewha, blamed al
all seasons but the backward SprIhs, The
wei weather. the dry weather, the Dog
day rains, worthy 10 he remembered and
then the bore worm The regular clrcula-
ton Of the juices of the plant causing me
forms 10 he east oil as last as made; and
then This modern scourge "the cotton cal
erpilIar." for i, seems to die before II
would cal any other plant. They travel IN
p,urisui, of it, climb trees and falling to lind
iheir.peculiur food, they cast themselves
otra6d taRe 10 The chase again,dyI eX-
lhaustel in RUS holes, and against the
sides Of rails,-%hen Tie cotton Is old aud
tough they take. SEVERAL trials: q. il. but
I.whereIlie cotton is lI$uriant, The weather her
ipropi,ioiIs. and: The ground damp, they
make short aud Ipick lf6fi Of 'eYery3s5vyess. yes
ia;se. taxing blooms. sma alEholls and every.
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