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SHOCKING OCCuRRENCE.-We learn from Northern
papers, that the 9Th Of March, at CORVALLIS, Nova
Scotia the residence of Allan c. Barnaby was con
sumed by fire. OF his family, four children perished
in the flames. By the most extraordinary efforts, two
children and Mrs, Barnaby were rescued from death.
As it was, the wife was badly burned, and was not
expected to live, and the husband is cripple for
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Cor HIS WIFE.-The Irish coachman who married
his governors" daughter in New York, has OBJ
tanned possession of his wife by order of the court to
which the case was referred. The father of the
young lady, Mr.. Boxer, who is very wealthy, tried
every expedient to shuttle off his unwelcome sonin-
law, but the ambitious " whip" and the romantic
young lady outwitted him. She is said to be educated
and accomplished, and she had been previously
thought to have reasonable share of common
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DEATH ON TIE TRACK.-On the Goth ult., as a train
OF cars on the Ohio Central Railroad was approach
ing Columbus, the engineer discovered man short
distance ahead, crawling upon his hands and knees
across the track. Before the engine could be stop
ned the man was struck and torn all to pieces. One
arm was thrown fifty feet from the body.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-01

OVERFLOW OF THE ARKANSAS RIyERs.-The Lex
ington (Miss.) Advertiser, of Friday last says
Arkansas river has overlown its banks, carried
away the evecs, inundated the whole lower country;
and destroyed stock to the amount of from $50 900
100000. The levees at the head of Cyprus Bend,
at Berryville and above there, and along Red Fork
Bayou are nearly all carried away, and whole panta-
toDs are covered with water.
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WHEAT KILLED IN ILLINoIs.-The Quincy Qll)
Republican, of the 18th ult, states that the wheat
sown in the fall has generally been either killed or
cut short in that REGION by the severity of the winter
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The less MN knows the more he stands in awe of
great people. The less light we have in room the
brighter the heaps appear which lie out doors.
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THE PEACH CROP.-What effect the late trosts
may have had on the peach crop, seems to be sub
ject OF discussion everywhere in the Southern States
Here does not appear to us to have affected it at
all, but many contend, elsewhere, that it will not
show for several weeks yet, when the young fruit
will begin to drop oil from the stem.
[Holmesyle Pike co. Miss.l Independent, 2Gth ult.
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ERRNCH, SPANISH AND ENGLISH

l S I q f G U LII L EFT
For upwards Of twenty Of Ancient
dern Languages in sevrra CossH Uned States and
three years teacer in the Hg schools
Fourth District, hHs taken Ii ST. Charles
street. Ncor's store where he form classes
in the above languages
There will lie Morning and Evening Glasses
gentlemen of professions
TERMS-For three lessons week, class sle month;
for lessons single scDiaT according the
of lessons required by the applicant.
RThe expected be paid in advance ST. Charles
street, No. l6 over Vctor's store, fe2T Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-01

EuGISIA NEGRoES.-Mr. Thomas Foster, No. Isl
Common street las received hundred likely negroes in
Guiding mechanics and borers Of different kinds, which he
offers for sale in lgt SEE his advertisement.
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THE GREAT MA.

r-- - ,==z==- THE GREAT Ma
OHIO RAILR0AD-Whch forms the grand central link in
the chain of between the Mississippi and the At
WHEELING, BENwooD and PARKERsBURG, ON THE
WEST; and
At which places mites with RAILROADS aud STEAM
BOATS, etc, for all points Fast and West Is the ONLY
ROUTE by which TIIRoGH TICKETS TO WASHINGTON
can be procured 10 which point well ms to BALTIMORE
is the shortest direct and the rela
he route II the only route by whepnrchasers Of Through
only thus enabling business and travellers for pleasure
information visit four Of the principal cities in the Union for
less than can be afforded by any other route,
E To passengers from New Orleans Vicksburg Natchez,
Memphis and the generally travelling by the boats
by the Baltimore and Ohio Road and connections, is offered
FIRsr-They may leave the boats CAIRO, the mouth
of the Oho and thence by the Illinois Central Railroad
SANnOVAL QlS niles PANA, Q72 niles and thence by
Ohio and Mississippi Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
eastwardy By this the traveller passes through Tere
Haute indianapolis. Dayton and Xena to Columbus, o.
SECoND-The South river traveller may continue
the s. Mail the Ohio to Louisville Cincinnati and
then the CARS FOR THE EAST, via. the Little Miami
AIR miles below Wheeling, where he takes the
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Travellers requesten notice that while this Is the
only aoing Through Tickets all the Eastern cities
the charged by other to New York only
is alo The shortest speedy and Direct all the leading
points in the East The distance from Columbus to Baltimore
miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than
by other There less changes Of by this onte
and consequently less detention than by any other
p BY Express Train route the time CAIRO
to BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON is but FORTY-THREE
HOURS.
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Hss- Through Tickets allowing the holders stop any
purchased of W h. REDDNG the Office of the Illinois Cen
j. Kennedy METTEE,
Agent B. 4 o. r. R., New Orleans.
JOHN NJ SHARP, General Agent. m2 2m
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
LATER NEWS FROM SANTA FE.
INDIAN DEpREDATYoNs CONTINUED,
D1sAFFEcrIoN SHOWN TOWARDS MExIco!

LATER FROM SONORA.
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THE LAKE.
RAILROAD TRAVELLING,

s-rr, - SPECIAL EX-
5ka fss yE%7 asz IrI EsS TO CALVES
e428 |. s.s5sfs.TON via Opelousss Rail
road in connection with the Vanderbilt Line
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will dispatch SPF
CJAL MESSENGER by the above line WEDNESDAY
next nni will continue by every succeeding trip take Spe
Gle Bank Notes. Jewelry Falnable Packages etc, All
articles intended for this line be left office early
TUESDAY next, orders left to call for the For
further particulars apply to Office SO Camp street.
mai If A. W. SWEET.
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EXPRESS FOR

7. - gzr Tsfs' f7 I!ETlITFI ~ -. 80
ss lar ~ HNnress AnSn1 nndeI dsI3 caTge ssgn
of Mr. WM BAILEY, Opelousas RAILROAD and Com. VAN
derbis steamship Galvl Capt Wilson, will leave
office under st. Charlts Hotel WEDNESDAY, April al X
o'clock a. N.
Orders for goods be called for must be left on or before
TUESDAY, March 81. at ?. VI.
Packages will be received office until IL A. NJ WEDNES
DAY, April lst.
m30 81 JONES & co.
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Agent B. \ o. r. r. New Orleans.
JOHN NJ. SHARP, General Agent. m2 Pm
s-p4s -. ,-r,,zerzz,,p,,+, NEW ORLEANS. jack
$issS @ SON AND GREAT NORTHERN

Has fz lsON AND GREAT NORTHERN
A PASSENGER TRAIN leaves New Orleans, daily, al
o'clock A. NJ arrives Summit Miss hundred and eight
rgiies from New Orleans AS o'clock A. NJ Returning leaves
Summit every day O'Clock, P NJ, and reaches New Or
leans at $50 O'Clock, p. ".
FARE-Three mile. each Children under FIVE
Of age free Children between five and twelve years
age and cclored persons, half price.
SEASON TICKETS may be obtained the office of the
Company No. 45 Carondelet Also, family tickets
whoes halves packages of twenty five reduced price
Coored permitted TO ride in the trains without
pass expressly authorizing and naming
the stations which they may CO. AS pass will
be retained by the Conductor and will be good for in
direction only, those making trip both will have to be
provided with two
A FREIGHT TRAIN leaves New Orleans for Summit and
intermediate stations 4S o'ck A. NJ every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday and leaves Summit for New Orleans and in
temediate stations every Monday Wednesday and Friday
morning. 40 O'Clock A. NJ This train stops Fridays
Saturdays Flag Stations unidway between regular saton
receive and deliver freight but not other days.
H3 No freight will be received the New Orleans depot
O'Clock p. NJ.
r. P. GUYARD, Sipt Transportation.
10 line of four horse mail from Summit 10
and from jackson Summit day connecting
with he trains, $ If
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL l, 1857.
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES.
WEIR MIssIssIPPI,
Leaves on WEDNESDAY. April lst at Bpm.
IT, CAIRO, HICKMAN, NEW NJ D.

LO WEIR MISSISSIPPI.
:;:,;. :, sHIssS H1RSP;&AS AS
ssssss PACKET LINE.wednesday Packet for Cairo
maS .psadd SpsS
d viii a. aboys s f. e sss c
passage asI apply on board G,y 9s to ,,nv co CO
shipped the White River Packets Hale Jessie
Nashvs Packets Aeona and P Polar S%sss STAR "
Leaves REGnaN Rsfs;z TnPSEsRAb RAbsEsblr WEEKLY
sados P0 sFPf dn %nGs ns
ES@"sy Ssesss sfs Ws.hasSa' and Psj5 Wes'5nssn
'T II % as asSs c M
or ns hasisge apply on '9Fd l. Of Smith Il rcoDoua, street
Leaves TEaE SIT THSfSRAS s1UTMEKs 6 f'sS BELLE
s M Grand e nG1 % ca99 nns saye .hon sbGy p
ehsss and re4 skeT nsn se se oG Gam
Grand Gn Ronep Ma ees and ali ne andng
ne southern Belle Tli continue II he above tade
steamer Eclipse during her vicsburg trade
r2 s5 WEI sRs5
WIN q SAsHfPa5 1AihG Il M,ckM,x e:; NEW
% 3 % Ssisesi Sst fssns2
WTay wi will be ready to rec receive fE.s
JOHN Y. HYDE & CO., 66 Poydras street.
This Line takes freight for White River reshpped on
the White River PackeSam Hale Jessie azer Exchange
Napoleon. Also, connect Memps Cairo with the
mail packets for ST. Louis Louisville and Nashville al
FOR RED RIVER.
5:.,:. .? $S2:5ER1E I'll ':s'sr
Grand 1eP EsdPs St. 1n nes ana All 's4
mediate landings, the swift running light draugh
Afton Jr., sdna Smith, master will leave For
freight or passage, apply on board, or TO
m3l +. g. RANDOLPH, ~ Union street.
Leave REGEAR 1H9 GinAR 4 KED l2s 4 H1vER AND
Lake Iisteneau packet steamer Planter,
for Minien, Masco, Mouth Loggy Bayou Campe
Grand Ecore Maurice anl Alexandria; all interme,
diae landings OIL Red River For freight passage apply
al F. G. RANDOLPH ( Co. AZ Union street.
B- Is receiving freight the Benvle street
| and will positively leave as above.
- Oh FOR JEFFEissoS & K Gs,JGF P0HT 4 CA a d.
lEhts do, smillani Benton Swansons, Monterey, Al
Ecore. ST. Maurice Cot Alexandra. and Gortons Landing
the very light draught Swan Hayes master
wi @ ABOVE RI r. RST % ca 62aF ,tles or
UACHITA RIVER.
W" Efs RfIsf HAt II
Bayou sshoomew, Trenton Monroe, GoiumDia lans
and all landings Black aud Little Rivers splendid light
draught steamer sydonia j. Moore master will leave
B Will take treihht for Deer Creek, Sccy Island BRuf
| Prairie. etc. m30
! FOR TCHAFALAYA RIVER.
on oR TGeS5lnAI tPs T. # sfrAnER
ssce e. ,saur 1@" V e sle hoa"r w esv9 m sbit
and
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Telegraphed to the New Orleans Crescent.
LATER NEWS FROM SANTA FE.
NDEPREDATIONS CONTINUED!
LATER EN7ond SONORA.
SHOWN TOWARDS MEXICO!
END OF THE REVOLUTION.
News from Washington---Appoint
GOVERNORSHIP or KANSAS TERRITORY!
ROBERT j. WALKERS ACCEPTANCE = HIS VIEWS
END OF THE REVOLUTION
News from Washington---Appo
GOVERNORsHIp or KANSAS TERRITORY !!
THE HUNDRED MILE RACE AT ALBANY.

sJxIx2AsE2:S Z4ZpXcXI Nf:ID7S, I: &c.
FBY THE NATIONAL AND SOUTHERN LINES
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of these comprises full and complete
assortment Of
EUROPEAN MUSIC,
ALI. THE AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS.
ERARD'S and PLEYELS PIANOS,
Directly imported from Paris.
STETNWAY 4 SONS cELEBRATED PIANOS.
n B-TheSe celebrated Pianos considered all the
prominent artists The best in HE Lue ae In the last Two
n Exhibitions of North than SIX PRE-
MUM COL NED AIS, for the superiority of their Pianos,
-AlsO large aSSOrt tmcnt Of
FISCER'S PIANOS, Of alt sizes. at moderate prices
as to sut the convenience and o all classes Of
buyers. ., =. ri, n,,.. ...-
aps Guitars Niolns, Accordeons, sni1s, Flutes Brass
Inrumens Of I'LL kinds and Musical Merchandise Of every
e5T-Nusic Bound Pianos Tuned and Repaired.
order Mu-ic Pianos, Instruments anything
relating be iett either store, ii addressed by
mail will he promptly attended 10.
E3J~TERNS LIBERAL. ,,,,,-
ms ly l., HAtrl3l,
| ~ NORTH CULI|NI, I,ATTORNEY-ATL,AM, Wilt.
L.. attend TO all professional business in st. Landry nnd
Ayoyeles may be entrusted to lis care Once ut oFE-
| LOuSAS, La. , 4,
Rpferences-Chas NJ. WRtcrmau hardware n 'r"hanL o. n
Olivier ESQ; Thos D. Miller, commission meIC H. Ghas b.
Singleton ltorrey law Nixon Adams, Crescent 'lhSe,
Ney f}rIaa ,s mes lydsW
| ONE HUNDRED DDiLiits tiE ~ ARD
" 7th about the ST. Charles fiut' a
RED CORNEIIAN : rNNE bearing The iniliR, M \, =,
heavy 1ld Ring. Any person returning tie same
| to the undersigned, shall have tle above reward -
: fe2S If :, WOLFE % Camp street
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From Nicaragua.

The following extracts from a letter received by q
young gentleman of this city, written by an officer
under Col. Lockridges command, although not as
late other intelligence that has been received,
will be read with interest The writer speaks freely
and while he does not conceal the bad results
quen upon the defeat of Col Titus speaks hopefully
of the FUTURE We fervently trust his anticpations
mo he aliza1
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nR. LOCE<lVbUD, WHO HAS had FIVE YEARS
~ experience in this city practitioner OF medicine, tor
the future will attend principally office practice He takes
this method of informing the public that he treats with unparal
leed success diseases Of the Head Ear Eye Lungs Liver Heart,
Kidneys Bladder Chronic piarThca in word nil chronic
pi.in and Rheumatism Also, the diseases
o women and chilenespecay Of lemles Proapsus uter,
Fteur Ab1s, AmniOeoe and that class Of diseases
termed Venerea primary and secondary.
All VITO suffering would do we'll call before
going elsewhere and they will receive safe and speedy
oo1gate myself all persons who have Rheumatism
Pains ia The Limbs make charge services My
RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC only be had my Office. This
is Of my recent discoveries in NAtera Medca and
taken with perfect safety; it being vegetables compound
In Of the many hnmbg advertisements
newspapers, wiz reluctance give my name to the public
Address or call on me at DAVIDSON'S ROW, l4SCARON-
DELFT street. between Pordras and Hevia streets.
Office up stairs. Hours from & a. NJ. to p NJ
n
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POSTMASTER AT BATON RouGE.-We are graft
fed says the Baton Rouge Gazette, of the 27th that
our polite and ever accommodating Postmaster, j.
Mccormick is reappointed for this place. The parish
might be searched over and better officer could not
be found.
Aye and the State too, for that matter. cleyerer
gentleman or a more faithful officer than joseph
Mccormick cannot be found anywhere
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-04-01

River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, March 3l.-There is five feet water on
the falls, and eight and three quarters in the canal
The weather is cloudy. n..
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!. 1ySAtsE ORANGE HEDGES
4 n F,flItrA Mt 10 COTTON PLANTERS-BY


Z which Incomes be DOuOed-The undersigned
hs invented and obtained letters patent from the United States
for tie combination OF machinery for convert
ir Seed Cotton Yarns by continuous process from the
through the preparation and spinning machinery until 1t is
ready for shipment werving. The saving of COTTON
" ASTE will least Teu Per Cent aud MS exclude in
proCesS the Of machinery the cotton into bales
ts ALL and those and Gisuntnnge it, nch
r very destructive in Err The fibre but
isprsaFIe thn.e Of ginning aud spinning separate
YARNS made OF IlbroEh fibre and hence
will he fifty per stronger will command advanced prices
.ud will distance all competition in market.
The undersigned prepared dispose of privileges to
his naen and Planters will be Informed terms with
iete instructions how it, how obtain the best
rherv and all other necessary particulars application Rd
here, consultation with rooms,
Cnrne Eront and lJuuphiu streets, up stains.
WIN Il aInhi1 a1n
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Leaves on WEDNESpAY. April Isl, at 5P NJ.
r~g. FOR OPELOUSAS-1HE STEAMER
fsshs &C. w z. Young, G. + LonaIier master, in
taking freight Old River, Simmspo and all landings
the Achaiaya. For freight passage apply board
m3O J. NJ, JOHNSTON Il Co, 3 Front I.evee
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0 U A G HITA RIVER.

VIII leave on WEDNESDAY, April lst at 5 oclock p NJ.
r. FOR CAMDEN, TRINITY, HAIR
y4kA &sEs risonhurg, Alabama landing Ponte Paissrt
Hsses6 Bayou Bartholomew, Trenton Monroe, Columbia
and all landings Black aud Little Rivers the splendid light
draught steamer Sydon1a j. W. Moore MASTER will leave
as above. For freight or passage apply on boerd.
B> Will take frehht for Deer Creek, Secly Island BRuf
Prairie, m3
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G EN- GA .

SsR FOR GENpA.-THE Al FAST SAILING
kssssffA American ship HowaGji. Bech, MASTER is
81 ,oadng and will have immediate dispatch. For freight
OF $40 bales cotton, apply
J.P.WHITNEY & co, 35 Carondele st.
Fer TO the captain board, mo
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FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY. April ID, at 8 O'clock p NJ
r. FOR JEFFERSON. PORT CA Dr.
do, SmihlanI Benton Swansons, Monterey
FSs.sL& bany, Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Campe Grand
Ecore, St Maurice Cote Alexandria Gorons Landing
the light draneht Syn Chas Hayes master
will leave above For freight apply board
m3l p II. BRINTON & CO. l2 Canal street
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The Prussian Government has been defeated in the
Chamber ofDeputies on the Government bill for abol-
ishng the existing facilities afforded to divorce. The
greater part of its provisions had been adopted, but
as the Roman Catholic party had proposed amend
ments which were rejected, they voted against the
bill as whole, and it consequently rejected by
l73 against l34. The rejection of the bill has created
considerable agitation in Berlin A majority Of the
public were decidedly opposed to it.
Moldnvia.
After the death of the kaimakan of Modavia a
provisional government was installed with the con-
sent of the Foreign Consuls which will act until the
Porte has made some other
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VNIPstKFANT ANNOUNCEMENT To THOSE
L [ NFORTUh ATELY AFFLICTED.
u. Il. JAMES still continues to he confaenaly
suited at his Dispers4ry 81 CUSrOMHoUSE STREET, lear
Eoynl street. all diseases Of tho GENERATIVE ORGANS,
in 10th male and female and of whatever
nrallcled which has attended Dr. James treatment
in ihe United and Europe, him in saying
ne the forms which these diseases wont to
without sure, quick and permanent cure
II of consequence how long The disease has continued
far his Remedies attack the complaint its foundation
,c,lly drive enemy from the system in the
space possible without mercury change i'll diet hunce
SEMINAL WEAKNESS the effect of early abuse of the ys
tenn permanently cured. Weakness OF the Immediately
cured and full Sigor reStorc,t
B-Recent of ti0norrhea cnred Ia Il hours Old
Chronic elects. any other urethal discharge cured i'll from
Eve to seven days pay.
S~ RenelnbCr Dr. James Dspensary is 50 Cnstomhouse
street Royal street. Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ till
SP IT. M 3m
.~aa USaGH ORANGE HEDGES 100000
NTS-The undersigned offers the finest lot OF Usage
- Orange Plants received in this city, They fresh
ND In the setting in hedge Being nicely packed
in saw dust they be safely sent distance. Price, so
cr thousand, 500 per mile A liberal deduction where
savetai miles ordered.
Also fresh Usage Orange Seed. descriptive pamphlet
confirming full directions for setting and rearing hedges, given
to purchasers. Call socE, or address
II. W. PITkIN at Head, MAssie Il Co.'S,
re5 2m&W 45 Carondelet St, New Orleans
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1857-09-03
HOFFMAN THE INSANE POET.

Every visitor of intelligence who enters
the Asylum calls TO see Hoffman. He re-
ceives them with hearty greeting, will
ask them to sup and drink with him, and
when they leave invite them to call of.
ten" On the last occasion that we saw
linn. after setting in his cell, and indulg
ing in pleasant chant-no. not pleasant
for the feeling of his condition prevented
this-he ordered at several times some o.
his fellows to fetch wine and glasses
They would just stare at him, and he
would seem to forget it, until suddenly
the order would be repeated and again
forgotten. He generally labors under the
idea that his place Of confinement is a
garrison, of which he is commander, and
is only prevented from enjoying the out
side by advice Of his physicians. He will
frequently endeayor to prevail on the su-
perintendent to grant him liberty to roam
through the country for while, and when
this is refused will submit quietly. Hofr
man wears cooked hat continually. and
walks with a cane. His appearance bears
the mark Of eccentricity and genius, but
the former may not have been the case
before his insanity. His voice is clear
commanding, but still cheerful. Harris
burg Herald. sea ss