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WHAT BECOMES OF ALL THE VESSELS
The Boston Atlas gives some interesting
facts in relation to the destruction of YES.
sells belonging to the United States, de-
Quoted from the marine reports and Other
resources. 1t appears that for a period
of eighteen months, ending in September
of the present year, l03 ships and barks,
IA briggs, and 327 schooners were total.
ly lost at sea. During the same period
fifty vessels, which had previously sailed
never heard from, 338 put into port in
distress, and 102 wrecks were passed
This is, says the writer, total loss 70,
the given period, every twenty-five hours
one stranded every forty-four hours; on,
abandoned every seyenty-five hours, ant
one never heard from every ten days.
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A New Masonic HALL.-It is expected
that large number of the Masonic fra.
ternity from New York, New Jersey, Del
aware and Maryland will be present al
the laying of the corner stone of the new
Hall, at IL o'clock, next Monday, il
Philadelphia. Gov. Bigler, will also b,
present on the occasion. The stone will
be laid by A. Bournonville, r. W. G
Master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylya
MIA, attended By the Grand Officers. TIL,
proceedings will be eplivened by the musi,
of powerful orchestra, under the direc
ton of DIR. Cunnington. Prof. J. K
Mitchell will deliver an address. .2l
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P0RrMONNAIEs, PORTFOLIOS, &c.

EUH1MVNNdIES,1 1UhIEVLIUS, &C.
NTE arr this day in receipt of q large consign-
w ment of Portmonnaies, of various styles and
superior quality.
Also, a few handsome papier mache inlaid Port
folios, which, together with large assortment of
Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Perfumery, Cigars, &C., we
are determined to sell at the lowest N. Y. prices.
DOWNS t HUTCHINSON.
Atheneum Building,
Pa avenue, between A. and 9th streets.
nOY l5--lOht-
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MORE NEW MUSIC

III
i ln2omsr Polka: Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka;
Isabelle Blanche, Jessie, Claire Poas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schotti,che; Saratoga Schottische &c.
&nfs.-rhe grave of Lilly Dale: love the snow:
Mary A>tore; Melodies of home; Days of CHILDHOOD
Come, dearest, the daylight il gone; Take me home
to die &c.
sS- Hammond's Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for beautifying and aiding the
growth of the hair. Price % jar, also, just
received at WIMER'S
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street.
poy g
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THE DANDY.-Thc dandy is the sun
total of coats, hats, vests, boots, SC. He
is in the creature of the tailor. His des
tiny is bound up in broadcloth and fine
linen. His worth can be estimated only
by the yard. cloth measure. We are
puzzled to tell whether he is female gen.
tleman or male lady. He combines the
little weaknesses and foibles of both
sexes. but knows nothing of the good
qualities Of either. He is human poo
die, dandled at home in the lap of effemi-
macy, but the sport and butt of every SEN
sible dog when he ventures into the Street.
On the pleasant days he exhibits himself
upon the fashionable promenades, to The
admiration, as he supposes, of every fair
lady who is fortunate enough to cross his
path. The severest labor his hands per-
form, is to carry a dainty cane about in
his daily walks. He is inconsolable over
a soiled boot, and would be driven TO dis
traction were he compelled TO appear in
tumbled linen. Original sin. with him
consists in not being born with full suit
of the latest Partisan mode; and the clear
est proof Of depravity in wearing last
weeks style. In fine, his soul is in his
clothes; and when he at last goes down
to that questionable and undandifcd
place, the house of the dead, a proper
epitaph would be-"Here lies all of him
that could die; the rest has gonc--to the
old clothes dealer"
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.

ITTnI-IN = "F ~ Ahuf1h IHrdeII0
w oSLO respectfully iafOrm the citizens Of
81. Warrington that he will be prepared TO
NJ ms Instructions on tse Piano, &C., On the lst
- ISPtehteI All orders ieft at the Musical Depot
j .t..4 fltz, or al Thompson's Daguerrean Gal
~ "nl meet with prompt atssniion. Prices made
seso,S. "a application. liberal deduction made 10
-'0s aug l9-2meo
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NEW MILLINERY.

TN MISS M0RELY wishes to inform the Ia.
t& dies that she has just returned from N York
HUw with q large supply Of fashionable goods, and
invites their attention before purchasing elsewhere
Her rooms on the north side of Pa. avenue near
10th street.
Wanted-Seversl good Milliners.
Oc 81. 1t3 ~
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TRUTH IS MIGHTY.

APIatn and Unvarnished Statement
VITE commend the perusal of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is merchant Of
high character.
SANDY Bo1rox. MIppLEsEx Co., Va
August 29th, 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Gents: You may
think it strange that have taken the liberty to
write YOU this letter but do circumstances
that justify it. As you the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE. I deem it exped-
ent to address you this note hoping il may be part
sf the honor ab,e means of giving this medicine no
toriPty VI hch its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which
late to the Patent and regular system, I consider
myself to soie extent judge of the real merit of
champions Incture" is medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value. When / say this, | do not say
that it is infalible cure, in all cases, but mean
to say that champions Tincture will fayorably Op-
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
secretous of the gastric juices bad Digestion and
consequently bad deposites of animal matter from
that believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such as Infiamati n,
Ulcers Scrufua, &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from bad food, bad digestion,
and consequently bad depositions of the circulation
70 those paris; and viii believe Hampton's Vege-
table rincture viii even react in those cases
Having found Out my self what 1t j., recommend
it to others in snch cases have described, and
have done it Upon the 'no cure no pay system,
and have yet to have the first bottle returned,
the first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
people = warrant
it in the following c'isas; Gout Rheumatism, Iuia
nations, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores,
Serofua. DySIepS long standing of Agac end
Fever: first stop the chill aul then give the Tine
tule-tie diiC atty in this is not in stopping
the cIll, bat tn return of it, this the Tnctue viii
certainly do. In .,..eGa debilitations. warrant it,
aI,t rs said bcIJrr have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise | could not; the people
have hses hunbueeci hy pGtent 1ledcires SO long
that they are afraid o all. This is clearly stomach
neih inc, II works all its wonders there and in all
such it is specific if anything in the world is
Having given the Tincture fair trial with my
sell, in my family Gri neighborh0od l think l am
warranted in what say about it, apd which / do
without any Other Interest, than the wish to it
in general circulation. and in every mans family
where il ought to b..
Ifwhat say be doubted by any Of the afflicted
mi theY will write to az Sandy Bottom Post OF
flee. Mi,dlesez county, Virginia, stating the nature
Of the disease, and recommend it for such case
ill warrant it, and ifit don't DO good will pay for
the mG3icns. THOS. r. BULL.
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BAPTIST CoNvRNTIoN.-This body is
about closing its session in Phiadelphis,
having transacted much business of inter-
est to that denomination of Christians,
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NEW GOODS ANDFAsHIONs FOR

NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS FOR
IN Cent? emp. J. STEER, No. Washing
ton Place, Eth street. respectively invites his Gus
toners and the public u call and his stock of
new Goods. lie confidently believes that for the
desirable qualities Of elegance and eheapness it can
not be excslled select g eek of Ready Made Over
coats Business Coats, and Vests, such gentlemen
scannot always find, will be ready for examination
this morning.
Also, lot Of Gentlemen's Superior Winter Gloves
and fine Dress Shirts.
nov 12-eo2w. f--
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THE HALF HoUsEKEEPEp

one was only nalf houSekeeper. Go
where you would about her home there
was neither taste nor neatness. She would
begin things with great avidity, but lose
all her zeal before she got through. OF
her husbands half dozen new shirts all
were partially fnished-one wanted
sleeves, another collar and wristbands,
another bosom and eussets, and so on
through the list. Several skeletons of
quilts lay unfclded in her drawers, and
her tables and trunks were loaded with
magnificent promises.
Her bread was always unpalatabIe be-
cause she forgot this for that-and though
she had been married ten years, in all
that time the table was never rightly laid
for meal, either the salt was wanting,
knife or spoon, or some important in
gred!ent. This afforded good exercise for
the family, and there was at all time
continued running to and fro.
She was half housekesper Her meats
were never properly cared for after din
ner-and then it was La! throw it
away; it amt much" Much or little,
it made the butchers bill enormous, and
her husband halfdiStracted. There always
stood in her muSty- smelling rantry.
mouldy milk, mouldy bread, mouldv
meat, and mouldy cheese. There always
laid about her room a dozen garments
worn cut by trampling rather than use.
She was for ever tripping over brooms:
forever wondering why on Garth work
came so hard to her-forevcr running up
stairs for something she had left down
cellar, or flying down cellar for what she
had thrown in the garret.
Eer children clothes came to pieces
the second day, because they were only
half made: her preserves soured the Sec
ond month because they were only half
done, and her temper soured quicker than
ANYTHING else. She was continually la
mentlng that she ever married, and won
dering where some folks got their knacl
of house work. She loved to clear a cor
ner for herself ard sit with her arms
folded. Size loved 10 gOssip-loved to
have some new scheme on hand, for then
she was furioHs ill it was begun, always
losing her enthusiasm at the first stitch.
oh dear me '" seemed some DAYS the
whole extent Of her vocabulary, and it
would make one sad to watch her listless
movements, and hear her declare that no
woman worked 50 hard as she, which
was partly tl1e, for she had no method.
She neve- received COM, any without
an apology Ca her tongue, and never sat
them down to a decent table. She drag
god through life, and worried through
death, for which, fear, like everything
else, she vas OILY half prepared. and left
six daughters TO follow hCr Example, and
curse the world with six more miserable
half housekeepers.-N. Y, Orgon.
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T0R COUGHS. COLDS, GROUP, AND WHOOP
ING COUGH
III, GSst TJs.gh S;Jrnp in TIE WDYli

Tss 5Sst C.;Ih SyrHp in The World.
Dr R,sE SCELEBi TED CoCGH SYRUP gives immedi-
sta relief to I. the worst Couch, whether Consunp
i've or proceeIing from cold. 1t allays any irri
,ill Of th. Lungs and iJr;ihes the s. stem against
f..urp stt.,.- In bottles at ~ cents aud 81.
('lilrpn are also l+hle 20 Group, which dan gerous
co7l-iiiut yi-!,i- immediately To DE- j. ROsfs NEVER
F.GiSi CeJUP SiRCP. Price D cents
ThcopinF Cough. another complaint, always
vr.a in eol aud lamp ,ther. The afflicted find
--.,t relief in the u-e of DIR. j. Ross WHJOPING
C.d.6 syrup, WLirh always relieves and prevent.
the ii.-ase from running into other dissaS sueh
q iu1alaat;on Of the LunGs. Dropsy in the Chest.
sui [. nsumpti5n. Price 80 cents.
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Mr.. Wm Oiham, Of Baltitaore custom house suf-
are1 these complaints for Is months, with both body
aud mind r;nISiy affected lie cured by Hamp-
.uns Vegetable Tincture ST other things failed.
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

i"N excellent Family and News Journsl-contsiu
s greater variety of interesting reading than can
'' ''U"u In any other-is published ON SATURDAY..
TERMS.
copy. sNs per sihg,S
40 oo olros-rNe copies for $500; Ten comics "a,
adranee. '"'H A''s w
PosTNasTERs who act as agents viii, 10 ,uo,.,o.
commission of twenty per cent
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aS-To my Friends and Patrons who
have so kindly and generously patronsed me during
named corner will say that it wi afford me great
pleasure if they will continue their dealings with
the present proprietor Mi J. H. johnson, who Is wor
thy OF their confidence, and who will extend to them
every accommodation. f. 2. MILLER
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K. NJ. BOFELER, Practical Gss.Fit-
ter and Plumb her.

SD'lthiosst corn,r ofsH and d streets,
I prepared at all times to supply the public gene
l. rally with GAS FITT1NGS and FIXTURES, Of
the latest styles and patterns, the most reason
able terms.
Churchea Hotels, or any public or private build
irgs. fitted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DIR. Kidder's PdteRt Gas ReqaLat0r
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
sesSad by all consumers of gas. sep G2-tf
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Dr.. Holt's Compound Peach syrup.
l'HIS COMPOUND now established in universal fa-
Edr by i.s srkuowledged merit. for the cure Of
@odzhs, colds Group hopping cough, and every dis
e2'e OF the throat and lungs is without parallel.
AFery family should supply Themselves with q
supply Of DR.. Holt's PEACH SYRUP, to be used as
spreventive medicine
EiiiSr, anlngton by Z; sto't' u b. clarke '"
- nat1 Gardnsr, and by the Druggists generally
% oanI'iulsre, Georgetown, Alexantria, aud Rich.
1s rnes twenty I've cents per bottle.
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ALEXANDRIA ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS

THE MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, of Alexandria
Il respectfully beg leave to inform their friends
and the public that they will give one of their most
fashionable BALLS Gu MONDAY, November 2lst, q,
SIrrpid ifdH
The Cumniteee of arrangements pledge them
selves that no pains expense sall be spared to
make 1t III every leslect agreeable as the former
ones.
Lloyd Williams celebrated Cotilon Band has been
engaged for the occasion.
Tickets TWO n0LLARS to te had from either OF
the Committee of Arrangements, or at the door Oh
the evening Of the Bail.
SO Supper AMI refreshments Furnished for both
ladies and gentlemen.
Rg- Hacks will be in attendance st O'Clock, to
convey ladies to and from the ball.
Ef- Invitation Cards can lie procured from either
of the Committee.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
Capt 1 " AShby, Serges, w Allen,
Lieut. RudI AZ Skilnore
Lieut. W II Smith, CN Neale.
MANiGERs:
Col Shay, Capt Vt Rock,
Lieut. Col B Thomas, Capt G Dutfry,
Maj Plain, Capt III Latham,
Adj. c Price, Capt Fled
Capt T Plumnler Capt Smoot
Capt I Wilmington. CAPT Wilkins
Or. Brockett Surg NJ Lewis.
Lieut.. Prettyman, Lieut. b POWELL
Lieut. T Johnston Lieut. L :wann
Lieut. Cregh, lieut. Mclean,
Serg. Lane, Serg Wm Mark!ey,
Serg. Greenwood, Thos Warning.
9-eOth-
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FIR ALL DIsEASEs Oe TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.


Ua J = R1sE's CoVParyD FLUID EXTRACT OF
s,- u-ad for diseases OF the kidneys. blIil!er, &C.
sut also for gouty affections: always highly rrconi
ul-rd.t b. the late DR.. Physic, end many Of the
mot distinguished medical men abroad. Price 5C
cents
r. ia ]. =. R1sE's GJLDSS Pits for Falling ~ the
womb. Fsma:e Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
fri,c % cents
Dr J. 5. Rosr's FzMtLE SPscIFIc-A remedy h,l
Pa,aful Mtnstruaton, IPueOrrhosa or Whiie'. Prize
..s inar.
fjE LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
Tue Liver being the largest gland in the bumsn
h il is frequently deranged han any other
Then follows dysprpsi!, constipation. cold feet, and
ss Uf aPpatits-ths 81 In berOmes yellow, tho spirits
i,g0p and there il great ayerS0n to aociety. Re-
..lsIe the liver, AMI you correct all th"se evils
80 -.lrust preparations 10 take are DR. Rn-zs CIE
,isD RiHg5 ID ss ANTf3iL:oUs Pills. They carry
CI the bile, aud SOon eve appetite and strength
Ills DfsPEP.It CoHFGCSD shoul1 he taken where q
pefzon h,= been troubled with dispe?sia for long
tiuls-Prce - c,ntJ. But for roils. bilious habits
isun.Iice &c. take De- Roaz's tSTT-:II1Es vE Rail
Ey.D PILLs. Il and - cents per boy.
al of tie ab0Te propa-s.i0nS, with DR.. Ross
N-li Adviser 10 persons in Sickue.s and in Health
T., be hsl of z. ID. G'lH.au. Charles Stott L Co. W
T. Giultr. John ". Nuirn, Patterson NairE
" Morrison. William T. Evans. Kidwell / Law
rrnce J. b. N0o-e, Washington: J. l.. Kidwrll
ti-orsct0wu; and by all dealers in Alexandria, Tir
EiLia. sep 2i
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M YOU suEFER WITH ANY PAM If you

do YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PA1N' If you
4, von will find inmadiate relief by using DR.. ]. g.
Rsss PAIS CURER. 1t ia the only preparation which
|,r.. almost ins antly Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
Inn Cal!- Pains iu the site. back limbs, Pace
g-ar Tootharhe: Stomach or Bowels. Side or Back.
SfFVack Bruises. Corns and Chiiblsins. Where
svsr Won have pain. the Pain Curer, safe to all
sz,s Prize l2l9. % and so cts.
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CURIOUS MARRIAGE CUsTOMs.-The
marriage customs of the Assamese, a peo-
pie of middle Asia, have many curious
points of similarity to those of the Patri-
archs described iE the Pentateuch. ia.
cob served Laban as a servant or bond
man many years, to obtain in marriage
Leah and Rachel, who were sisters and
he was not allowed to marry the younger
before the elder. So in Assam a man
may marry two sisters, but he must mar
~ the elder before the younger. 1t is
not uncommon, when a man is poor, to
engage to live for several years as a labor
er with the father of his intended wife.
lie is then called Chapunea, kind of
bondsman, and is entitled to food and
clothing, but no wages and at the end
of his servitude, if the girl likes him, the
marriage takes place. The man is look
ed on in the family as son nin- law, and
is treated kindly If girls father be
wealthy and without sons, he will some
times select from some equally respecta
BILE family, husband for his daughter,
and bring him up in his own house The
son selected islil1ewise called Chapmea,
and inherits the whole of his Ether-in-
laws property. If woman's husband
dies, though she may be only eighteen or
twenty years of age, she can never marry
again. One of the solemnities Of Jew
ish wedding at Aleppo, (says Mr. Rus
sel,) is fastening the eyelids together with
gum. The bridegroom is the person who
opens at the proper time the eyes Of his
bride. He docs not add whether they
remain open during the remainder of her
matrimonial career.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS

1hNOO n II D M UoIC.
The undersigned desires to sJ,s
E-srrsv:s-34a call the attention OF purcha- sss=-
TT E II Users to his stock Of PIANOS, sfEifIifs
Z . sconsistng Of G, az. Oh, ard II
1-octaves. with or without metallic frames. Thrs
pianos are remarkable for great power of tone. from
the lowest 10 the highest notes with easti: ant
ready touch, being suited to any rtrf1rmers. MU-
SIC for liauo. and all other Musical Instrulnrnt
constantly on hanI and received soon US publish
ed. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. f. BOSWELL,
No. Dog, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
oc l9-1T-
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yrnIcINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

Philadelphia Meiicsl sOiety, and graduated
=. 1slo frsn the University of Pennsylvania under
a. -ntIsnc- of the truly eminent Pr frssors Phys
~ Chapmla. Gibson, Coke, james an Hare, names
1E-atai for uslicaI science. BEING solicited by
SnsanIs oi his p.tieuts to put up his Preparations.
- nav oRer- to the public, the results Of his ex
nsnrs for the past thirty years the following val
rpahe Family Medicines, each one saated 10 sps-
{ fe disodss;
pa g ROSE's NERVOUS AND 1SvIGORtTING Cor
MAJ The greatest discovery in medical science
rbi. astonishing preparation for raising up weak
institution dsbiliated BY care labor, study or dls
-a, a.ts like charln 1t gives strength and appr-
,its and possesses great invigorating propsrtes
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections. flatu
lsn,s Heart Burn. RestlpsSuess, Nunbnes', Neural
y,a raising the spirits. and giving power to the
Whole system, it is almost miraculous In Its eject
~ ,ents bottle.
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A Plain and U Unvarn1shed Statemc cnt
NITE commend the pcrusal of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is merchant Of
high character.
SANDY BoTroN MIDDLEsEx Co., Va.
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: UR j. =. R1sE's GJLDSS Pills for Falling II the
womb. Fema;e Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation
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DR. j. J. RDsE's FzM,LE SPscIFIC.-A remedy h,l
P.,aful Menstruaton, Ieueorrhosa or Whites. Prc"
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18


estate speculationsJ had dried dup his sym
pathies and dwarfed bis soul. This to.
totaller Of other years is now a wine
manufacturer and wine-bibber, and be-
lieves that true temperance will be pro-
NOTED by. encouraging the use Of spark
ling Catawba, sla ybf ~
Since that time we have been inform
ed that he gave a royal feast at his gor-
geous mansion, and that there was a
costly display Of wines and brandiss, and
that the young Of both sexes partook,
without stint, of these temperance bever-
ages. We hope God will forgive us if
we sin, but we cannot but look upon
this apostate to our cause as more
loathsome wretch than the vilest liquor
seller who inveigles minors into his den
on Sunday and plies them with liquor,
while our hero is in the house Of God
saying his prayers If this man is a
saint, and treading in ''the straight and
narrow way" then the fewer "there be
that find it" the better! aa, #.ah
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

1t is stated by a gentleman who re-
Gently visited the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington, which has a statement
showing the temperature since 1883,
that this is the warmest summer since
that lime, AID perhaps the warmest
ever known in this country. What is
somewhat strange, the average heat
this summer, of Richmond and Lam
caster, Pa, exceeds that Of any other
localities, in the Union s}s
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-11-18

Women HARVESTING. LIN conse-
oence Of the extraordinary scarcity Of
farm.laborers, the grain crops to the
westward of Galway have been this
season nearly all cut down and saved
by women. '' ''''