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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

grape,'' and it is represented as being most poi
sonous They are made rough, and left to accu-
,uulate verdigris, and other noXious coatngs pc
i:culiar to copper, and when they wound, they are
$almost always fatal We are moi informed, says
.the New Orleans Tropic, whether the Mexicans
iEbecause they have no lead We see it stated,
However, that but few of those that have been
,ssyounded byballs in the American army stand any
chance of recovery, as the great heat, and morti-
licaton caused by the nature of theballs is rapid
" carrying them off, was the case with the
..iamented Major brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

Z As many rumors are in circulation respecting
She Catholic chapains to be sent to the Army of
Occupation, we think that we would be doing a
favor to our readers by stating briefly what we
know on the subject from the best authority. A
4pqotest was communicated TO the Superior of the
Society of Jesus in Maryland, through two CATH
pc Prelates, on the part of the United States
Government, that he should appoint two clergy
men to 90 as chaplains to the army in Texas
The request was laid before several Bishops then
on visit to Georgetown College, and the princi-
pal clergymen attached to Manifestation. TWAS
sile unanimous opinion that it should be acceded
10, Fathers McElroy and Rey were then propos-
ed as proper persons to fill the office. All present
approved OF their nomination. On the same day
tlte Superior, accompanied by two Bishops, waited
npon the Secretaries of War and State, and had
81 full understanding with them The two gem
tlemen are expected to depart for the Army next
yeek.-Catiolic Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
Wanted EnassaedSateIy.

"A NY quantity of Wool, Bacon, Rye, Corr,
"A Beans, Soap Tallow, Lard, Beeswax, Plank,
Shingles, Laths, Wood, or any thing the Farmers
have to trade, for which the best market price will
be given in Goods, at low prices, by
May %. MILLER s. TATE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

PosrAeE REsElPTs.--'che Postmaster General
has laid report before che Senate giving lhe gpe
re e.s Of ll rtc 'i lIPilfa tttes
substance, is tie result; Number of single letters
paying FIVE cents, 2.l39, 2Ds-gross receipt S {o6
$50; number OF single letters paying ten ceuts.
I'll ,669-grosa receipts $77,16G. The number
Of dropped letters was 5G,S12. 4'he ship letters
numbered 1885, and paid like the drop letters
ing returns for the month:-FSve cent letters,
Sl5.647; ten cent letters, 1886; newspapers,
58S, 429. ThiSis equal to any state in the Union,
for the population, and equal to Pennsylyani8 in
the number of neWspapers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

ATTEMPT 10 Ron TIE BASa.-An attempt
was made on Monday night last 70 break open the:
Farmers Bank at this place. The PANEL of the.
door was cut, or forced IN, and the implements by
which it was eilected were found in the room:
The Cashier and his family were reused by the:
noise which tliacuttine oceasoEsed, and thus the5
Aarauders were frustrated IN their attempt to OBJ
tain.the Discount they sSeresin pursuit Of. They5
fed as soon ashley discovered that they were
heard Tie fools beiSnaGd to "a mechanic in
town, and were borrowed 81 a certain Individual:
the evening before to dc u CEo of syork. This cir
! cumstance directed suspicion towards that itldi-
Vidua and he was arrested=on Tuesday morning
and communication exauinagon.--W WIN. Yirg.
THE ORDINAFIo Seldom has Petersburg Wit
nessed scenomore ir&ugt?s With interest to COM
NInunity, and more full g nGsa grandeur and dgh
sublimity thanthe Ord8natk5n services Of the new
Bishops ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church, Solths
At an early. hour the kpaci6hs and splendid
Church on Washington stSiet was filed 10 oTerS
flowing, by the beauty and intellect OF the town,
to witness the imposing Besvlce5 AT length the
lsour came, alidas the venerable Bishop Soul the
senior Bishop attended by bishop Andrew and fol
lowed by the Bshops elect, zwtlfmajestic bearing
and stately pace, entered the altar, an influence
seemed to rest upon the entire assembly, suctl as
is left when iuthe presence OF the great and good
81 the world. 1'le presentation was by the Rev.
! Dir. J.. Pierce and the Rev JoIuj Early. As they
pronounced-s.| present yea this holy man. Ssc..
a spirit, eonsoIiant with the scene seemed to pert
wade the entira of tie vast assembly.
Bishop Andrew performed the introductory part
Of she ceremony of Constellation, as Bishop AN
drew alone cctld do it. while. the atherly ac
cents of his ri,:G and mell0w voice reverberated
through the Charch he seemed a fit representa-
tive Of the Chief Shepherd when he sid In His
usctpies, Cfoand preach she Gospel. BISHOP
andrew highly beloved, is not only most Elf
cient officer in5the Church, but avery reraarkable
man. His memory VIII i've While the: NJ. a..
Church, South, continues 10 exist on earth
Bishop Soute took up the services at the com
mencement of the questions Brother, for as
much as the ligly Scriptures" SC, and continued
until the entire service was concluded
May the new Bishops. Capers and Paine, long
be a blessing to the Chttrcn and an honor to the
elevated place. in which They nav stand.-CoM-
MUx1cArED.-te Petersburg Republican.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
SunIaisler HnGs.

EUSP received GOOD assortment of Palm leaf,
81 straw, fsenet Canada, fashionaeleiblue cassi-
mere b. bIin do. ard VIII. Russia hats; also the
latest style ,aeaver and silk hats.
Nav /. CRANE & SADIER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

3 The Philadelphia papers announce the death,
Eon Sunday last, of the Hon WILLIAM DRAYToN,
4ormerly distinguished representative in Con-
5Eress from the State of South Carolina, but for
Che last twelve or fourteen years aresdent of the
:aty of Philadelphia.
+ As sterling patricia man of answering in
.iegrity and uprghtness--a gentleman of the
a,i9hest breeding, and the incest sense of honor,
lie was, whilst living, universally respected and
Esteemed, and. now departed from among US, has
3eft no superior behind him.-Natjonal Intel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

The first Congress that assembled in the Re
public OF Texas after the adoption of the Constitu-
ion, adopted the following ' Act 10 define the
Boundaries of Texas
q BE il enacted, dc. That from and after the pas
sage of this act, the civil and political jurisdiction
q this Republic be, and is hereby declared to ex-
tfnd TO the following boundaries 10 wit: Begin
ling at the mouth OF the Sabine river and inning
land to the mouth of the Rio Grande, thence up
tbe princpalstream ofthe river TO its source, thence
due north to the AZ degree of north latitude, thence
along the boundary line as defined in the treaty
between the United States and Spain TO the be-
Ginning. SAM. HOUSTON, Pres't
s Approved Dec 10th, 1886
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
Another Arrival.

Another Arrival.
YHSHOA1AS RAWLINSi is now opening a large
u additional supply of Goods in his line, to
which he Invites the attention of the community.
June 5,lS46.
Groceries for Harvest.
Il AM now receiving a large additional supply Of
Il Groceties such as
Java, Rio and st. Domingo Coffee;
New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar;
Lump and. Loaf do,
N. o. and.Sugar-house Molasses;
Raisins, Cheese, Crackers;
Mustard, Pepper, Alspice, &c,
All of which will sell by the quantity very low
for cash. o. to punctual customers on short credit.
June s.. TIIOS. RAWLINS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

.pardoned by the President on Saturday, was
rain arrested on Tuesday, and conveyed to his
Gold quarters in the Tonbs 1t is contended that
{the pardon only covers the conviction which was
ut on one indictment-there are still three others
.against biu-two for murder. and one for piracy.
; DOMESTIC AAgUFAcruRE.- National In
aelligencer says that among the samples of Ameri-
Fair, was a female from Montgomery county, Ma
:ryland, a nursing mother of three children born
zat one birth.
5 1.-THE above be true, the lady referred to is GER
latnly deserving of the fostering care of the gov
:ernment, and we trust that an'act will be prompt
Ely passed by Congress for her projection.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

u The Baltimore Patriot protests against send
inc another and higher officer to the Rio Grande,
TO take the command in chief:
TO do that now would be but rank injustice,
and would be without effect. Gen. Taylor has
uiyen the highest of all evidence Of his ability to
Communicates. Other equally gallant and
able officers there are i'll the Army, who lrrl they
been in his place, would have done all he has ac-
comDlished But none could do more He has.
met the enemy--he has conquered therd-and
driven them from the country. Our letters say
that the fighting is over-that there are now no
more Iaurels to win. 1t is very likely. The
news ofthe battles of Gen. Taylor will not fail to
strike terror into the hearts OF le Mexican people
they will have :. no stomach" to renew the right
with him again Let, then, all the glory Of the
commanding general be his
And vet it was for sending this fine officer and
his Gallant army to defend soil on the Rio
Grande, that the Wing press layished their abuse
upon the President as for an act fimbecity, rec-
lessness and unpardonabIesin. Gen. Taylor has
won his Iaurels nobly and he wears them we'll
His services have been appreciated by the admin
istration in conferng on him the high rank Of Ma
jor General Tojudge from the past, it is natural
toinler that no General can q do more"
Rich. Enquirer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

Mr. Henry Horn has again been nominated to
she Senate as collector of Philadelphia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
SOmletI,img ROW!

6 CYTHES.--English Waldrow, and Ameri-
~ can grain aud grass Scythes, every one of
which were selected and warranted to be genu-
inc. can furnish Scythes by the dozen at a small
advance on the Baltimore price. Cradle makers
will do well to call and see before contracting
elsewhere. THOS. RAWLINS.
Nav l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

Zee GE,esitERs. &c.
n AIDES and Gentlemen will be furnished with
IL Ice CSeams, &c. during the Simmer, by
calling at the Confectionery of
May %. ]. L. BLESSING.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
SCRAP Plates for sale.

Scrap Islsfcs for Sale.
EIHORTy of the BEAUTIFUL EEeRAvINGs, used
81 in the1Iady's Book, viii be sent to any person
on receipt Of One Dollar. They are all from Steel
Plates, ant are handsome addition to a Scrap
Book. Address, l.. a. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, Philadelphia
June 5. 1916.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

* RAIN CRADLES,-I dozen Grain Cradles,
w made by Bennett, for sale by
June 5. CRANE & SADLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

THE MExIcANs.-An American officer writing
I'd the New York Spirit of the Times in relation
to the recent battles says =
" The General had gained glorious victory
oser the best appointed army that Mexico had
Ser sent into the field, confident of success, in
POSITION selected by themselves, and with an
81 erwhelming force. at odds more than 8 to L.
They had 1000 fresh troops, which were not in the
battle of the Sth, and had come over in the
morning expressly for the fight They were
Veterans of t,centy successful battles, and in
Heir own country, upon whichever side they
ionght, victory perched. Everything was in
their favor--position, numbers, and confidence,
zzd yet with all these. they Were badly whipped
History does not furnish a parallel with the battle
pf La Resica de la Palma. Such is the name of
tle battle of the 9th. So confident were they of
yictory, that Ampudia, speaking to Capt. Thorn
tor, who was then their prisoner, said that sit
vas utterly impossible that it should be otherwise
THAT their numbers alone were sufficient, indie
Fendent of those reterdn regiments Gen. La
Vega said that if he had 100000 in camp, he
LIQUID have considered it as safe as if at the city
pt Mexico. aud he would have betthat amount that
Pc thousand men could have driven theu!
Porter, the Kentucky giant. was lately elected
amember OF the city council for Louisville. He
l59low HIGH in authority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

NEVER RIGur.-There is class OF people IN
this country small class, indeed-(says the N
o. Delta) who always find fault with the polley'
more particularly the foreign policy. Of the Gov
eminent. They were the Tories OF the heYoiu-
tion-.he Federlists of 1872; but have no distinct
local habitation or name now, that we wo1 oi' al
,bongb their existence is unquestionabe. onthe
debate in the Senate. in reference to the recent
message of the President Mr.. Sewer. of Arkan-
gas, in the spirit of sarcasm, alluded to them by
saying
The Americans were certainly very uniortu-
nate people. He never knew them 10 be right in
the whole course of his life. They were wrong,
ten years ago, in the case of France; wrong late
" with Great Britain; wrong in the Seminole
war: and now, wrong again with Mexico. lie
had hoped to see his country right once in his life,
but he was to be disappointed.
Never mind: the country, axe trim-built ship
10 a storm, viii right itself.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
Fox Harvest.

EOE EESfPVCAt.
a UST received, Two dozen Grain aad Grass
es Scylhes, of the best quality, with six dozen
Rifles and NYhetstones.
Also, a complete assortment OF Queensware
and Tinware, suitable for use in harvest, which
will be sold cheap. D. J. LOCK & co.
May 29.I846.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

rHNIN-FNARE.-A good assortment 8of I'm
Jurss 5. CRANE & .SsApLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
HnrTcsf Gnsitfs.

W1TE have prepared ourselves with q large
w stocE of Groceries, Grading Scytles, Ri
fes, Whetstones, &c, with every articls necessa-
nv for the :surpose. We ask call from the
Farmers. GIBSON d HARRIS.
May 90, 1886.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
MOVEEE.

FFNIiE customers of the Iialltowp BIills are no,
Il titled chat their Wheat is ground, and Flour
ready to deliver. WIN. d. NORTH.
May 29,lS46.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
Nov Goods

TEyHE subscriber has iast returned from the
b Eastern markets with a new and well select
ed Stock Gf Goods, in his line, which he offers
to the pubic 90 per cent cheaper than ever before
sold here. G. g. STEWART.
June 5, 1946.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

Il OtIIS laOULEY7S Bitters, BY the bottle,
s-4 pint, % gallon, for sale by
May Ia. a. M. CRfDLER
EAs-sIhose fond of Good Tea, viii please
IL give ours trial, and if it is not tile best in
the county buy no more of it.
Nav y. MIELEIts& TATE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

Lot for Ss4Ir--,I-.--=--
Y WISH TO s4ll very me Lot, adjoining the
L XVestetid of Challestown, containing upwards
of two acres A bargain can be had.
May %, 1876. WaI d. NORTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

XjE9T IIsiSEY .--I0 barrels Of good low-piced
W WFliskey, for sale by
June 8, CRANE & sADLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

THE WHEAr CRoPs. We regret to learn that
the most serious approximations are entertained
in regard to the ravages of the Hessian fly UPON
the wheat in many OF the counties of PennsyIva-
MIA on the Eastern shore OF 1taryaRd, through
out Virginia generally. In someSinstances, It is
said whole fields have already beep destroyed, and
that on some of the best land wheat has been
ploughed up, and other portions are so machIin-
jured that they viii not be worth harvesting })d
farmers say that there is more Of the flYat the
present time than they have knoHn since. 1876,
when the wheat crop was entirely destroyed by
that pestiIerous{ insect esf,car# Gaaetie.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05

June 5, l846.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
'EIlc EmprONca En,.:.a, t,:sci:,Flc Esil,s

(Nanr rY a REGULAR rnlscrAN.)
Il most ercefenf peasant, and fa,hng Nceicine
r The cure ef Fe'ers. isue Dyspepsie. INDIGESTION.
Costi1eness. FoHi SfoHiach, Had Ache, Efufnza.
Impure Blond, liant II 1ppetite. HORNS Congds and
Cefds L1e. Complaint. General Debihfv. PAINS If
all KINDS. Fena'e Complaints. and al Diseases that
Pills, IF any kiud, cau posqby cure.
y Not FORCE TlEN DOWN-Th. Sc who have consci-
entos scruIes viii pieiae read The following
oi<, dyspepsia aud frvers
Having been attacked some months wih bud
bile PhI~. with cold a neit-coud not
Smr'> Improved Indian PhIs winch
sa"sd my health within SIX days and en I" be The best
Cambridge, October 10, lSii
the ,r ed Indian v rs 'P'ss ya a" sent n ""'y ella, and
give good They sell tn n any had.
Extract from Lew iielIei,r Ie''er lated
The Pals Which received f" yo" have such universal
uniform that Thought best request
Extract from William \ Packaras euer dated
payment last pins Yo. viii plea Sc
send me by express another lot Ger doz They
Extract from Daniel Tan & Som. letter dated
Taiisvlle. Vermont February 6 Is
Your Pills were received iew DAYS since aud have sold
voby them and they liked y them
.zen more immed'a,riv and they owe such %
that he has determined 10 sell no other kind of rill-
Ar Allen o Palmer Depot. thank fnl he
appointed his wife has
box pulls Immediately her also that they had
and wanted some for other pills. but should
only recommend these
Extract from b Danfortlls letter dated
Barnard, Vermont, January H. 1915.
Please send me Immediately dozen sugar Indian
Vegetable Pills Those nj short sold
| and universal satisfaction
Iiarrer's Ferry, virginia. April 81, 1915.
DR. " Andrews-sir am al more sugar Coaei-ln'
dian Vegetable Pills have not There bee u
niue sickness aud a have pills
before Was aware OF it. They are well liked here
\ VI ORDER.
Baltimore, Apu Is lSi5.
Benjamin Smith, VI D-ear SRI l yol dral
Messr> swift, Briggs Go aud viii
IN the Sugar Coated Improved Indian Pills
10 II dozen hand Of the last - you
letter Mr. triil.r. " ANDREWS Druggist.
Extract from Messrs G & iiill's letter dated
4 arc %, SIS.
Df Smth-pea SNe receive this day express II
coated Indian Vegetable Pills appnpos
Ind o
All who OF
pills m the highest terms aud when supply
those who for box would on five III,
highest pills, peculiar pleasure
sell medicine thai gives such universal satisfaction.
Q3PRlCE - CENTS PER BOX. 10
No "SucAR toATED PLts' be
Of the sole inventor Berma Smith, ID, New
York College of Heaih, every
once Devoted Aclisisey To the sale this medicine
10 Greenwich New YORK
Sold by ID CnMcuEAD. lndianarois WILLIAMS McCLgIL,S
Franklin W. NOUNS, Columbus BRowv THoMPsoN. Cfaw
rdsvile JoHS r. King IerTe iIauir
BRucE x ELoRDGE, IogansPnn; j. NJ. DEFREEs, reru H.
REED. Fort Wayne AMrs TfoIuDAY, Michigan CITY RosER
MEEKER RoBEnrs, aporte and sold the mite
and Canada.
Beware of limitations
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
and Measures.

strict construction of the Constitution. and no ne.
sumption of doubtful powers.
Diplomacy, asking for nothing but what is clear.
y right and submitting TO nothing wrong.
10 conneNlon between the government and banks.
An al reoreR revenue Tariff.
no public debt either by the General Government
sty
NO assumption by Tic General Government Of the
db's oil The states, either directly OF indirectly BY
distribution of tic proceeds of the public lands
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the States
constitutional barrier against lmproydent State
l0ans.
The honest payment of debts and the sacred
preservation Of the public faith
gradual return from paper credit system.
No grants OF exclusive charters and privileges, by
special legislation, 10 banks.
No swlndng corporations.
No connexion between Church and STATE.
preference for democrats over wings for every
Office.
Acquiesccnce in the rule OF the majority in all ca
sos Of party discipline.
No prescription for honest opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
progressive" reformation Of all abuses
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

Az INDIAN LOVE I.ErrER.-Thc Cherokee
4duocote gives the following as an exact tran
script OF an cpi>tlc addressed by red man to
the damscl whose charms had made his heart
uneasy:
Dear .Htss-I take the liberty of ADDRESSING
you with few lines for which hope you will
me excuse.
| address YOU with this Epistlc thruc purity
of heart and Cinccriry of love- have come
TO the conclut.on to get me partner thIue
life and my Choisc Is you among the many
Ladycs OF my associates you are upcrmost in
my mind.
wish to visit you to have Virbc inter
view with you
wish to Cort you for the Sole pcrposc oil
gaining your apcr Baton YOU will please lct
me know whar may find you.
No more At present But Remain My
Dear Woman Your True Friend,
Cinccrc Lover to the End
Close with this Nirs of poetry
A woman Of honor taste refined
Faultncss in form ahd face
Fair reputation such might find
In this warm heart place
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06
indianapolis June 6, 1916. !

him, and entertaining holy fear of the pow
cr OF which he was the depository.
On his entering the seminary he heard an
exclamation of There he isl-thcrc he Isl
Let us humble ourselves said he; let US
humble ourselves.
Upon my word, Cochin, you have put me
terribly out. cried the companion who shared
his cell with him. and who was waiting for
him at the door, you have left your small
clothes here instead of mine in which | had
eighteen Franks
Fancy the disappointment of the young
miracust.-Recollcdions Of French Mr.
chioncsS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1846-06-06

ScRAps FOR TIE CURIOUS. IF Il tallow
candle be placed in a gun, and shot at door,
it will 90 through without sustaining any IN
Jury and if Il muskct ball be fired into water.
it will not only rebound, but be nattcncd rs
if fired against solid substance. A muskct
may be fired through pane of glass, making
the hole the size OF the ball without cracking
the glass; if suspended by thread, it will
make no difference, and the thread will not
even vibratc. Cork. if sunk 2OJ feet in the
ocean, will not rise, on account of the pressure
of the water. In the artic regions, when the
thermometer Is below zero, persons can CON
verse more than mile distant. DIR. Jamie
son asserts that he heard every word of Il SER
mon at the distance Of two miles.