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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-26

nr..enoe Of each building would take away from the
dicuity Of the othe-. There are too many buildings
already spotted around without order in The Park IL
has sometimes been said tia; the Park lie only tit to
he cpt op for public buildings. This foolish remark
fterns based on two facs. Firs that the trees aud
eras in the Park do not flourish luxEran,ly az they
would do If in the country. Second, that We are 70
have a vast new park several miles up town. Ga this
principle our own city would have but open space
and half the public squares and places in the cities Of
Europe ss they have neither grass nor trees, wonh
be sacrificed.
should the CITY Hall he extended, "a we have sug-
ee..ed there would probably be some grumblers Ut
y il, ~ there would be certain to be at any measure;
and ,hev may be divided into two classes: First the
ignorant those 10 whom want Of education or defec-
tive organization has denied the power Of enjoying the
beautiful in art Second, the blind followers Of the
brilliant but extravagant Mr. Ruskin. The est class
are especially to be pod. There il something pathetic
in the devotion with which they struggle to keep up
with their cratic and despoc leader and their fear OF
adniing anything lest in amOnent whenthey think not
the Dictator shall issue his prODunciamento branding
them as liars orgers robbers, paTakers with such
Ike ard chasing them with men who are equal TO
stealing the plates Of their grandmothers cohns On
that the Citv Fathers wou1 Jet them build tower all
the colors of the rainbow, at the lower end Of the
Park for the clock and fire bell. Being only tower,
would not block up but would rather improve the
fine view which opens upon the stranger as he comes
opposite St. Paus on his first coming up Broadway.
Whatever is done, Jet US hope matters at least will
not be made worse. Kind fate has burned down the
old building on Chambers street, and now the seepe.
Let us hope that they viii never be replaced. Alas
even while we write, behold the decree hath gone forth
that the steeple be restored, and that it be made Of
iron. Made Of iron ye gods NEw-YoRK.
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NICER VALLEY EXPLORING PARTY

T. The Editor Of The y. Y Tribune.
Sir: VIII yOn permit to state through your
columns 20 the coOred people of the United States aud
their friends that at q recent meeting of the Executive
Committee u the National Colored Convention,
II was resolved TO send out an exploring party 10
amine the Valley of the Niger and the Yoruba country
with the view Of purchase and settlement Of lands
there to engage in cotton and other culture and in
lawful commerce with the natives Of Africa. Their
objects are threefold TO obtain competence for them
selves 10 break mp the slave trade aud thus benefit
their brethren at the South and to introduce Christian
civilization Central Africa. Thousands Of colored
people ard of Thousands Of their white friends
have wished for something which would enable them
to STARE in the work Of destroying the slave trade.
Aboltionists who perceive the incougruty of de-
nounc;ng Slavery, while at the same time they use
Slave Labor cotton sugar rice, tobacco, &c., VIII
rejoice that the colored people have determined that
they should longer exhibit such inconsistency and
that they viii be provided with Free Labor sugar and
cotton. Philanthropists Of all names who desire the
extinction OF Slavery, whatever may be their views
rs to the best method graduating the evil will be
glad that erterprising colored men have determined
10 solve the problem in this practical manner;
Commercial men, who know the value OF the tra1e
which woud sprDg up with the thirty millions OF
Central Africa will freely aid this Undertaking We
are sure millions OF dollars worth OF American manu-
fac ures will he consumed by the Africans the moment
" the accursed slave-trade Is brought 10 an end
Pecuniary reasons, if no other, should induce the
hearty cooperation Of all manufacturers and mer-
chants in aid of tbs project. Christian shareholders
who daily weep in secret over the determinations Of
Slavery should hail the coored men who undertake
this movement as their deverers from an iltermina-
bic bondage TO the demon of Slavery. All lovers Of
Freedom, Free Labor and free Gospel, will be glad
TO zee the co red engaged in practical work to
elevate themselves their race and Africa Ethey are
successful can purchase cotton, rice and sugar
grown by fieeuen.
The . African Civilization Committee" lately
formed in this city, of which the Rev. H. H. Garnet 10
Chairman, viii cooperate with the " Niger Valley En-
picring Party and they recommend their project 70
he favorable notice and all Of all sincere opponents
of slavery and the save-rade in all parts of our land
as we'll as Of al BIO desire the elevation OF the coored
race here aud abroad.
Trsp-cf!uliy, l. 30" M NO y bio.e II -
No lork s,ut IT, 1852.
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OLD WELLS.
To ne Edi.or Of The " Y. Tribune.

To ne Tditor Of The v. y. Tribune
SIR: | observe by this mornings TR1hrSs that
Coroner Perry called al the Street Commissioners
Office and ascertaDed that the we'll at the corner Of
Grand street and the BOwery reported on the
books having been filed up years ago but that the
contractor had merely covered II over with boards.
think there is a mistake about the contractor not hav-
ing performed bis work. The writer OF this called ON
the Superintendent of Buildings and Repairs, in the
wear lS5 or 1915 70 have the pump removed from the
corner Of Mott and Prince streets and the well to be
filed up. told that the well could not be filled
up with earth it against the orders of the Cor
pOratioD, but that they would remove Il pump and
plank il over, which was accordingly done; and
know that the present time it is abCn, the same
condition as the one on the Of the B0wery and
Grand street previous to the accident.
| believe that all, nearly all, of the pumps thst
were removed the Introduction of the CrotOn water
into ;he city, only taken from the wells which
were then covered with plank, and small Quantity Of
earth put on.
BY calling The attention Of the Street Commissioner
to this you may be the Of saving the lives Of
some of our f,ow.c citizens. NEw-YOEKER.
4 Oct q 1853.
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" ANOTHER WORD on MAYOR TIEMAyS.

To the Editor If he y. !. TriSu.e.
SIR: In your columns Of the l6th inst, under the
caption which / quote, and over the signa;ure OF
"Tax Payer" noticed Of an IN Just and unrghteou7
attack upon the Chief Magistrate Of our city. Among
otter things il alleged that his Honor rs President
Of the Board Of Health had evinced Gn absence OF
Judgment, excess Of passion, and personal malice
" in connection with Quarantine affairs, and that he
said the day after the Quarantine fire, to the mer-
" chants and insurance men, protect yorT own pro-
"perty,' &c.
Now. 90 far AZ hesc charges are concerned, Tax
Payer las given publicity to that which -notonously
not true Tie city, for period Of year., N connec
ton with the Board Of Health and pertaining TO
the work Of guarding against imported pesiieuee mas
not had President, in point of industry, good Judg
nent and DISPOSITION % do justice 20 all parties, who
began to compare with Mayor Iiemsnn. There mas
scarcely BE-. a meeting OF the Board, or Commits
pre- sided over by Mayor Temann, AMI the merits 81
the case Of almost every infected vessel arriving IN
this port this seasOn has been carefully, lmpariialy
ard fairly considered by tie Mayor before being al
lowed to 10 the whGrv.s Of the city; and instead
Of treating " merchants and insurance men,, the day
after the Quarantine confagratioD, with i.solenee
Indifference and discourtesy, "a charged by" Tax
PAYER" be interested himself warmly in their behalf
announced to them that the authorities had made
ample protection for their ships and cagoes, and yet
adyised them 10 do something, or what they could,
toward protecting themselves.
The abOre statement il susceptible Of proof, and IS
strictly true, Notwithstanding the onslaught OF - Tax
Payer; and bcirg so, his Honor, the Mayor, inde
pendent Of political considerations, and aside from
personal pique should be entitled TO, and should re-
ceivc the appreciation and thanks Of every citizen.
Eye AND EAR WITNESS.
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A FACT IN sPIRITUALISM.

10 1< EfNor y INN. z TTbsrt.
SIR; ANY Journal which makes it an object 10 com.
teract vice and folly assuredy worthy Of tie public
consideration, and on this point The TRIBUNE Is GER
tainy not behind any newspaper in the land In dis
secng the vsgares Of spintual.rn, The TRIBusE can
be safely said TO be far n advance of even Spiritual
papers themselves and making all allowance for the
eIageratiors and possible msstatements OF reporters,
there is enough in sprualism that needs closer crit.
icm and condemnation than Il has ever yet received
from either friends or foes.
The particular fact in spirtualism to which
wsh to advert is that Spiritual Investigators have not
given the requisite attention to the principles and
dtons that regulate Spiritual relations, and secure
cellence and reliability n Spiritual impressions, mani
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A vIyDIcATION OF JOHN NJ. SPEAR.

l.
SIX: notice with surprise and much sorrow, per-
sons attack or one who has devoted his life TO labors
of love- You, Sir, are sequsinted with Mr.. John NJ.
Spear. Along with other philanthropists ne has Ia
bored in all the great moral reforms who have sprung
up in America during the last twenty-five years. In
your paper OF Sept. Is notice that your correspond
ert hold. him up as knaye or fool. beg leave 70
assure you tLar lie now aud has been for some SIX
years last past devoted with his usual eernestness %
labor. which look to the growth, development aud i'm
proveneut Of his kind The machine" to which
your correspou reers in ts uceptonal state looks
10 the gathering Of currentsl electricity with view
OF producing vbratory motion.
Doubtless sir, Il viii be gratifying intelligence 20
you and a. many Of your numerous readers IN the
New-WOrld and 10 the Old, 20 be Informed that these
efforts were eminently successful Many persons were
called to witness this extraordinary phenomenon %
fer, Sir from having abandoned that labor. allow NE
10 ssy that il i. but Just commenced; that the worn
is still progressing, and hope is INDUCED that IN Ices
than quarter Of a century ii will attract the atsn-
tion al some Of the ablest electricians and mechaai-
cisDS. You must be aware that all new forms OF
labor, all inventions, have called down the rdicue
and Contempt Ct uniformed persons.
Ahhoush your correspondent may Dc an amusing
writer yet had he applied TO the proper sources OF
information, doubtless he would never have disgrscsd
your columns by forwarding T. you sn article oil that
peculiar character.
Ii may also be- interesting 70 come OF your readers
~ know thss volume has been carefully prepared
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correspondent has lost the fruits Of ihoee nunoe'
though not less useful studies when isas pursoe
school and college. 7, would be well for him 70 know"
too that TO edit the te1 Of Elizabethan poet eope
terty. man nnst be ate, on occasion, to go beoihd
the oietams Of popular dictionaries and school gram
mars.
Do not fear discussion; unless You or Mr. "hlte
60 with 1T. nm quite willing to leave the SUBJECT
where be and yon and b have len It. have 'aid my
lay, ard shall be unds,urbed though ihoG@nd
" sound rhil,ogists insist that 10 emitting their
thoughts they shall have big hole ltside' for their
cats and a little hole Jestde for their kittens
Ner.lork, Oc: IS 1888. tkbAN.
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or the press by .. able editor in which arc outline.
Of sn Electrical Theory Of the Universe. This volume
be obtained at 5. T. Munseus No. Great Jones
street. IN your city. trust, Sir that you viii DO the
Of human good justice by d,ssenir ating this
intelligence as widely % you have the false deelara-
tion made by your Massachusetts, correspondent.
Yours respectfully. v. q SHELDON
EiGntoss. ChGztg-qEs Co.. y. l., Oet Al, lass.
Mr. Sheldon must allow us still to believe that
John NJ. Spear, though well.meaning man, is
very weak and misguided, if not partially insane,
and that the machine" in question is very gross
humbug. I'D.
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proceedings against member q the bsr Of this city
FOR charge If corrupt conduct There was -o,n ZONE,
thing dramatic IN the whole affair. BIT the putlc
vas perhaus a. much edited as the Vicar OF Wake
field was By the virtuous discourse Of Misc Carolina
Nihelnina Amelia skecgs.
Bu, have spent too much tine on this branch o.
ny subject leave Il with the single remark Una. !.
when a re5nodeliug If courts shall take place, u
that shal ever be- Il il to BE- hoped that this Cont
viii be ahrogated and other provision made Tor me
dispatch If the business with which Il nov charged
ncaArr q. Ifsa. GhlMslVFE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-07


The California papers announce the divorce OF
Moss Louis Keller Of the Keller Troupe. fcom hls
wife, Inez Keller. Tee grounds for the divorce ar
not stated.
Ex-Presdsnt Fillmore is sojourning at Niagara
Fails
Atthe commencement at Trinity College, Hart
ford on Wednesday. the degree Of Bachelor Of
Music conferred.
There we're 2S4 deaths in Philadelphia last week
so of consumption.
The Yanc.uss gold mine. in Orange county, Va.
has been recently sold TO a company OF gentle.
men In New York.
s:sps are bang taken 10 Southarn pton, England,
TO erect statue there TO che memoir of DR.. isas'
Watts
There we're l23 deaths In New Orleans for tn,
week eoding June 9th.
Paul Biilas, fer negro stealing at Norfolk, vs.
has been sentenced to three years IN the penitet
tiary.
James Thompson, youth, WAS hung at Augu-
ia. ga "a tas 81 instant, fJr the murds. OF J. J
Calhoun.
Benet Spear was stabbed and killed at Clayton,
Ala. on tie Goth ut, by Wm. b. Bowden, h.,
bT0ther-iI-isw.
Mr. Youag civil engineer, who drove the frs
rivet III the steamer Levathau, is now in Portland
Me-
A Methodist cam a-ueetiDg has Just closed at Ber
gen \. Y There were 100 tents aud 5000 person
the ground.
Hr and Mad. S;rakosch and Mr.. ". H Paine
were among the passengers by the Vanderbilt To-
Frr"rN
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A PArsI HooP.-0o Monday evening several
yung girls were bathing In the dis'isstppi.s lutte
below the terry landing, on the Rock leland side
wheu one Of them. young German girl, whose
rafne were unable 70 learn, being pretty good
swimmer. ventured too far out, and becoming en-
tangled III a hooped skirt was swept down by the
rurrrnI - UIrrnp ori Ia NeMs
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A DEsTH is IsgL.sD.-Au Irish paper announces
the death, on the Sd ult of Mrs Hemphii, straw
rear Sswuons,ewart, in her saith year. She wa
: fhs eldest daughter of Mr.. VIM Mcfarland Of Lear
daB. who married Maria eldest daughter 81 the late
~ ssdte~ Bpchsnsn, ot rattyreagh, near 0magh
aud WAS first cocsin 10 the Hon. James Bu >hanan
now President Of America.
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CULTIVATION OF SrRtwBERsrES.-Some OF the West
Cambridge farmers daily send from 40 to go boxes
OF strawberries to the Boston market, aud there
ara many per.ons within ten mites 81 Psneuii
Hall whose vines produce from 800 10 800 boxe'
ach day Of the straw berry season.
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pOERHAVE HOLLAND BITTERs.


And the various affections consequent upon dis
ordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Acldity o. the Stomach
Coicky Pains. Heartburn, Los of Appetite Despon
Cency, Cestiveue $, Blind and Bic dius, iii 10
all Nervous, theumsic and Neuralgia Elections
1t has IN numerous instances proved highly bench
ciai. and in ..thcrs effected dec dEd cure
This IL purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific princ'pies, after the m inner OF The
celebrated Holland Professor. Boerhave Because Of
its great most of the Eur States its i'll
PRODUCTION into he STAT was intended more esp
ciay fer those OF faith Rand scattered here and
there the face of this mighty country. Nesting
with great success among them no. Offer il to the
American public knowing that its truE wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acSnowiedg. d.
Ii Is p 4rticu.ariy recommended those persons
whose consitutiOn9 may have been i'm naired by the
continuous uss Of ardent spirits other forms Of
dissipation Gene.aIiy nstantaneous in effect, it
fiDds its way directly to The seit Of Hf-. thrilling
and QuickeninS every nerve, raising up the droop
yigOr in the ystnm.
y TlGE.-Whotver exp cts To find thi' a heve-
will re diaappOinted; but to tn sick weak AMI
low spirited, 1t will prove grateful aromatic cor
dial, possessed Of singular remedial properties.
CAUTION!
The great popularity of taisd lishiful Aroma has
iGduced many limitations, which til public n uli
-uari against purchasing. He Vt persuaded to buy
any thing else until you have given RoERH AVE-
HOLLAND BlTfHk2 fair trial. One boitl viii
con ,iuce You how Infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
So d at 81 per bottle. six bottles for S. by the
SOLE pR0PKttTORS,
BENJAnlIN PAGE, JR. s. co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACFrTlsTs AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
nTFol3 by nearly all the Druggists in this city
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KuLHp.--The Pms Bud tAA democrat OF the
9th says that Eiihu ID Greene, of Bradley county,
VII was tried the late term of cur Circuit Court
for the Killing of Whitesides, and acquitted. was
few days siuce shot dad within few steps Of the
spot where he killed Whitesides. 1t 10 not known
n tho kiliad him.
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DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDs

DEMEDY FOR COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HEADACHk -
The fact has been well known for long while tnst
MRS. DAVIS CtUoH BLlAlR is the best reinsuy
known for gouahs and Colds: but perhaps IL is not
general, so well know that IL has relieved PEI
spty several cases OF Neuralgia and Nervous Head
tiiicase from Mr. WINSTON. q gentleman well knowa
In this community ..,
"RIcHxoNp, January IS, lsaa.-This "a 20 cer.iIl
that have suffered from Nervous Headache and
Neuralgia most severely for several years ! nave
tried various remedies, but found no RELIEF nntii,
iry Mrs. DAVIS, CogGH kLIXiR. which / found
OF great benefit to myself My daughter. who has
entered with cough since her infancy, has been en-.
tirely cured by the us. of Mrs DAVIS medicine, and
il now free from cough aud more vigorous than she
has been at any period of her life believe u 20 oe
a most valuable medicine, as well as very pie"S""'
on Elm nervous aud general debility. -
w. VIZ j q. WINSTON
For sale by Mrs A b DAVIS, Fisher 4 v inston,
Milispaugh 4 Johnston, II J Picot BodskeI AID
1M.sfa. n vaia fe9
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WINDY WELt.-rhe Brandon Aiss.) Republ-
can mentions a curious we'll discovered In smith
county about a month ago A MIR Bangh WAS
boring for water in the piney woods. ard ~hen ne
had bored about feet, "a mighty rnshtns vino
came ont Of the hole, which contanei iJr several
would come CT Ii. He placed bottle over the
hole. aud the wind makes noise 10 u which can
he heard q mic. II .bioas" about seek At a
time, and then e begins 10 suck in which COO
Times for about the same time. and then blows
araip So far no diminntion of It's force has bean
discovered. IL has attracted macy persons TO see
Il, and as yet none tell "wh-uce the wind
come,h or whittier, gosth -
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'I,dE uReAT REMEDY
l. FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
nARTsHORNE'S CAkMlNAfit BAL. Al
Cures Choisra ana Loo-eness OF the bowels
UARTsHuhNE CA n MI sATtVE BsL-AM
Cures Diarrh9a aud Summer CDtnp saInts
HkRrsUbRNE CAaMINAIItE BaLSAn
Cures Sour ami Acid stomach and ali Bowel
q Elections.
HARTsHURA E's CURE-AlL
Cures all Pain, aud prevents Bowel Com
plants.
The above Medicines prepared by Chemist
Remember dlSU0RNE's CAhM NAIVE
BAisAM cures all Bowel ,ompla nts. and HARTs-
HORNh's CUR GALL will prevent Looseness OF
the Bowels and cure all Pain
Bottles p cents.
Sold by tURCELL. LAUp q Cos
and a i Druggists in Richmond, Norfolk and Pc
tsrshnrr je2k-ts
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/ THO ll9-CONTlNUED ADDITIONS

n OF SUMNER STOCK. consisting of a full sup
,y Of Coats, Pants and Vests of the latest styles
:lso Furni hing Goods desirable goods for the wea
herl such as light Ciavats. Te- stocks Linen
-.-ndkerchiefs nread and Silk Gloves, Gauze, Me-
-ino and silk shuts aud Drawers. &c In anticipa
ton of light trade III the city th'ss ason. my stock
was verw carefuis sci -cted and made up ard mark
d AT very low prices for cash. Soliciting exam-
alton of my stock by all who have not yet supplied
themselves hoping TO suit their taste in style
iuaty fl and price, tender sincere thu nks TO my
liberal patrons. GOODMAN,
re 2l No llo MAN vt
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An UNSAFE PLacE.--rhe editor Of the Bath Organ
says that he il Informed that tn. premises OF Nr
Given in Bruns sick have been struck by light
nog tw enty-seven times, within the last hf!een
years 1t these premises that the pair OF
oxen we're killed by lightning last week.
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SLAVES LIBERATED -0a FRIDAY last, seven slaves
liberated b. lady in North Carolina. passed
through Baltimore for Ohio. The sum OF Sl0o .00t
left by their deceased mistress for their ben
az
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L 81 l-iI-L Or y v - =
RA WORTH FIELD"
kXszSD send out pursuiyant at arms,
TO stanley's regiment: Bid him bring hi.
power,
Before sunrisein z, Test his son George fall
Into the blind cave t eternal night.
Fill me a bowl OF wine GIVE NE WATCE
King Richard III
Historians have perpexed { cir o. ain. IN atternp'
in accDuat for hing billiards. defeat at Boz
worth FEED. Tbs tiue reason Is 10 be found IL III
las sentence OF the above quotation. kchart pJi
a watch which had been bnngled in the repairtr Z
aud his caicu atoms aud combinations we're baffl -
by its inaccurscy. Read.r avoid evils II kinure
character by sending Jour watch for repair to
W j BARTHOLOMEW.
jy5 Corner nth and Main hichmond, Va.
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I'll r. DISPATCH.
"WEDNESDAY MoRNINo.-...........Ju 7 1854

A TMr Down raE MISSISSIPPI my way down
the Mississippi saw that all frackless waste
of waters. On both shores we're standing the relcs
II a1ce happy bones aud the evidence Of ouce zoe.
~ cultivated farms. The people had ned IN wild
confusion, leaving their cattle aud hoSes, and 10
many instances their horses to perish 10 the rising
hcods A passed So Loais saw that her broad.
high and splendid ievce on which shortly before
had been piled vast quantities Of produce, and When
business men we're eagerly pursuiag their daily
avocationsf saw all this covered With deep waters,
rtacbng nearly to the top Of the rs story of those
fae blocks OF stores, banishing all business aud
m,kias desolatiou desolsse -0n the opposite shore
was Bloody Island, With scarcely mound above
the rolling current OF the mighty river. Still fur
Their on lay fituois--town. perfect scene Of de
struc,ion The railroads. we're washed away, their
cars we're buried more than midside IN the foods,
and the deserted houses telling OF their abandon
meat -CAioaao nsss.