New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

ceter.s NJ traveller Al baggage beyond The ssssus'
regard a. iTPin at0 ard believe in the w.dp of rsl
Pcale, who. when preparing Or e1ploiny md
we woIlo purcha'oi-a - cup F2r the sHse oi poor
devil condemned 70 cold winters. I give IN detail ny
dress the u OF much trial alI ,hink nearly p3rfs
Hero is from tip to toe;
Fee.-A pair OF cotton SOCKS Lille thresn c,v-
cred by apar OF ribbed wo1en sto"sing rising the
knee and hsf way he thigh Over these pair Of
ouimagx water proof boots lined b. sock Of dog skin
the hsir inside; the eg Of dressed seal hide sole with
The edges turned up, and crimpsd form
tight cup The furred edge Of dog skin sok inserted
lining and lean straw laid smoothly Al tee bottom
which forms the elastic cushion which you trssi.
2. Iegs-A pair Of coa-se wooden drawers, and a
pair Of seal skin breeks them, stitched with reindeer
tendon,
Chest "A jumrer or short coat double of seal skin
and reindeer fur This invaluable article got at Dis
On my fur journey obtaining good number be'ie- Tor
and officers II consists Of an inner hooded shirt Of
reindeer skin with the hair inside reaching s far o. the
upper ridge Of the hls. 70 ALLOW free swing to tn6
legs and fitting about the throat very closely Il is drawn
on Ike me shirt and except al the neck is perfectly loose
snd unbindDg
Hesd-0ur people generally wear fur caps. wear
anesr ncge tiara, TO speak heToicay Of Wolf skin Ei
cellent is this Mormon 50 Leaving the entire pol bare
the eemen's it guards the ears aud forehead esctaal
ly in any ordinary state Of the wind above IL deg AN
not troubled with the cold. Before resorte1 to this. my
csp full Of frozen water stiff and uacom)rtaOe all
the condensation tor hing 10 ice the moment uncovered
When the weather is very cold up hood when col ier
say deg with miJdling breeze quite cold enough
essure yOuI wear elastic silk night cap IN aidiii0n
Of pair forced by certain brother of mine IS
was leaving New York, drawn my head and face,
and lined with mask Of wolf skin To prevent eNcss
siye condens aoD cut only two eye holes snd leave
large aperture below the point of the for talking an
breathing grim looking object IS this wolf skin mask,
its openings lined with water proof oiled silk
The only changes in the above pair Of cloth pants
for fur when the Thermometer strays above Is deg and
pair ofheavy woolen wad mail eggns drawn my far
pants. and stocking fashion, within my boots in
windy weather, when get down % 30 deg o. I'll re-
abOus lorg waist scarf, worn Ike the kummerbuld Of
the Hndoos' is fine protection while walking to Keep
aco1d and Wa q
summaries floats italy the breeze, the groe5le
h6mOnies of my attire.
But we may as well close our extracts from vol
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ton Material Progress of the United STATS aud Others
historical sketch of Craven County in South Carolina gives
agreeable pictures Of the rural society Of that region
in the olden time The number closes with comprehen
live critical view OF recent literature
Kate Clarendon is the title Of American romance
by EMERsos BISSFTr. II abounds in tho lively desc P
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