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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27
CEAPTE Y.

Leaving the nei.hbOrhood to ring with the
woudarouS gossip consequent on the disappear
auce Of Nelly Dillon, while each day confirms
the belief that she has eloped with Petty 70,
gartY, we snail with the readers good leave
70 bacl, to the afternoon on which Nelly left
her home. aud, by following her footsteps
throw a clear light upon the mystery that in
wolves her Mortified, and good deal excl
ted by the unusually harsh words OF her father,
the young girl had hastily Quilted the house !;
for, although in general gentle and affection
ate, she had naturally quick temper aud high
spirit: and being good deal spoiled by pet
ting at home, it was easy TO wyuad her feel
iuys. Though a little wayward at times, she
possessed very high principles, which never per
mittcd her OStOOp to fa|Sehood or mcannesS.
Hers had ever been considered the lip OF truth.
and it was frequently the boast Of her parents,
that although she had often been guilty in child
hood Of mischief, She had never once told he
to excuse herself. As she grew Up, the same
truthiunCss characterized her,and the same IN.
diligence that surrounded her in infancy was
extended to her maturer years. 80 little ac-
customed to harsh treatment, it can scarcely
cause surprise that the words addressed to her
by her father on the evening in question should
irritate and rouse her. But excitement soon
passed off: the color was quickly restored to
her check and as the air blew freshly from
the hills, she was not long in recovering her
buoyaucy, while walking on to meet her mo-
thcr. The route she took was the one gener-
ally taken 10y her family, on going or return
Ing from Knockmayle, town about ten miles
distant.
Crossing some stubbe fields she struck into
one of these winding roads dankcd 10y thick,
wild hedges. SO common in Tipperary. aud hay-
ing followed its zigzag turningS, for some time
( she once again got into the fields, and ascend
/ ing some lonely hills, pursued her way with
light step, when suddenly low prolonged
whistle attracted her attention, and she stop
ped, thinking the sound was signalto herself
She was not mistaken for in short time
male figure hgrricdly approached her, anc
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Never GET AxcRY.-It does no good. Some

NEVER GET AycRY-It does good. Some
sins have seeming compensation or apology, h
present qualification Of some ,ort but anger
has none \ man feels no better for it, It
is really torrent and ben the storm Of pas
ION passes away, it lnaveS one to see that ha
hns bren fool and he has made himself fool
ia the eyes Of Others, too. Who thinks well OF
au ill-natured man who has to be approached
in the mo guarded aud cautions way? Who
wishes him for q nejghhor, or partner in buSI-
n-Ss Hc keep, all about him in the same
state Of mind. as if they were lv:g next door
10 a hornets nest or rahjd animal. And as
10 the prosperity in business one gets along no
better for being ongry-What if business is
aborious and perpcXing and every thing goes
hy cOntrar.cs-wIii Il fit of passion make the
winds more propi,iouS, the grounds more pro-
ductvc, the markets more favorable? WIil
bad temper draw customers, pay notes, and
make creditors batter naturcd Al angry
man adds nothing to the welfare Of society
Since, then, anger is useless, needless, disgrace
tuI, withon; the least apology, amt found only
N the bosom of fools, why s"ould it be iaduls-
ed in at a..
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27

E@1~ Religion IS not perpetual mopnc
over good books Religion is not even pray.
cr, praise holy ordiuauees--thcse are nccassa-
ry to reIigion-uo man can be religions with
out them. Batrcgion is mainly and chiefly
the glorilyuG Of God amid the duties and ,ri-
ais Of the world the guiding of our course
amid the adverse "iu.s aud currents Of tempta
r.An, by the starlight Of duty and the compass
of divine truth the bcarinAas manfulIy, wise.
'r, conrageoasIy, for the honor Of Christ opr
great Lsadcr in the conflict of life Cary
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27

PEEpARTNG FOR 4 SrcnN A few nights ago
says the TccumSeh Herajd-Mr Rpbiu,wh
had been out taking his glass and pipe, on go
ing home late, he borrowed an umbrella and
when his W.tc'S tongue vas loosrned, he sat np
in the bed, and Suddenly spread out the para
pine.
Whatar von going do with that thng?'
Why, my dear, expected a heavy storm
tonight. aud SO | came prepared
Ia less than two minItcs Mrs. Robin was
fast ua3ocn
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"There's no hope I" exclaimed Dillon in the

-
"There's no hope I" exclaimed Dillon in the
accents of desparing man.
Whin she isn't dead" interrupted Mrs
Fagan
"She's worse than dead !" groaned Dillon,
now rising and striking his hands fercely to-
gether If she was dead it wouldn't signi-
| fyp
For the love o mercy spake out, and tell
| what has happened' urged Mrs. Pagan.
! If she was dead" continued the unhappy
father wildly, I'd have been satisfied the
! Lord i'd have took her out O harm an mis-
/ chief, an we wouldn't complain but she has
! brought a black shame on us all !"
! . Go on, Dillon" said lis wife grimly, "and
/ tell what Nelly has done"
She has gone off wild Petty Fogarty p he
| replied with desperate calmncsS.
Do you know it for certain z" demanded
! Mrs. Dillon
Ay. for certain Every one knows it too.
] They were seen together as far as the Scully
gap and Cappanick-au he hasn't been home
/ s:nce yesterday"
Then if she's gone wild Petty Fogarty !"
/ exclaimed Mis- Dillon in strong excitement as
/ she flung herself upon her knees in the middle
/ Of the floor but ere she could finish the SEN
! tence, Bet Pagan rushed towards her, and with
giant SIrehstA' Pu"eu Tue SIIoha woman U Her
! ieet. -, ~,
Don curse her; Emeh D'',oh pom
curse your own c"''u 0ne ""S Uo"e ""dU III
bring her grlei enooEh' "idou' caIi'h GOWN 'le
vengeance Uou on heT
She" never more daFNeh ner .athe, uoor
. "hiie mere 5 breath III heF nouH S"'u b'iioh
III determined tone. one !, never agar
cross tAat lnieShho'd awe an l say II ior-
nnt yc all TINS blessed DAY
OA' poor cAiIa poor cht" Molterea =,
Bet fa@an, ID compassionate accents Du.
th's IS the heart Scaiu you We @e' yer people
Poor foolish colleen \" sure faI D.iIon'
she added addressing the farmer coh>o"nG'y'
Il she IS gone wa Fo@aF'Y, She uIuh 90
worS", aither a. than many a"o'her o.
Did rare her up to disgrace me ms way!
he exclaimed vehemently. a~n sue my Ia
vorlte chid o them all |! Wash Il she the pet
OF every one III the houSe-raFed as thehder as
a lady not asked to do turn she dtdn Ike
an now look at the reward she has geY us :.
She was brought mp dacent an Fespcctanie,aH
she has turned out onTratetuI an o"dutaul-
a black shame 10 all belonging 70 h'r.
Before many hours had elapsed, all the neigh-
hoFs had gathered IN to coHdoie WIN the nj
tIicted family, AMI 10 fe"e'c theF MINDS "y CIV
ing vent to such sentences as. Aa'jHn' AIrs,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27

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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27

C-s5~ The Billie is Ike a wide and beautiful
Landscape sen faruif, DIM aud confused hut a
..ooi telesro2e will hCins linear, and spread ont
a3l ,s trees and winding rivers at ones very feet
That ;ylcScup2 is tie Isy Spirit.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27

The small aperture serving for door was
blocked up from without by huge stones and
bramble bushes, which left very little room to
admit the faint evening light A variety OF
articles were strewn within q black still, cyi
dentIy superannuated a powder flask, aud a
couple of pistols, lay together in one end
while at another were piled material for fuel
turf, sticks and finder large pitcher of wa
ter and gallon jar OF whiskey or potecn stood
side by side, accompanied hv some halT-haked
wheaton bread, a bag Of -four, griddle, an
iron pot and one or two Saucepaus These
things were not at once distinguished by our
young friend whose eyes failed to pierce the
dim light around her The handkerchief had
been hastily yremoved from her face to give her
air, and now lay loosely round her shoulders /;
hut on trying to rise from her reclining posi-
tio0, she found her ankle had been spraiued by
some means, causing her much pain. Trrm-
bling and weak, She lay there in terroramouAt-
ing to agony for long time No sound save
the whis,ling of the wind as it rose higher aud
higher reached her: and gradually yimuttcriugS
OF thunder struck upon her ear. As the even
ing faded into night, the storm grew f"rcer ;
fash after fash Of lightning inquick succession
lit up the cave, while the crashing OF mighty
thunder echoed with tremendous force over
head, and the noise of rushing mountain tor
rent added to the dismal sound.
1t was long before the fury OF the clements
abatcd, bat at length it died out, the gur-Iinr
Of water alone remaining. Hour after hour
passed, aud still Nelly remained unno,eSte.l
by the presence Of any living thing Slc dared
not attenDt to sleep however ;anI throughout
the whole night She lay there moroutr>s with
unclosed ewes The dawn of mon.in~ found
her weak. saiyerinr and decidedly in, with a
swollen ankle and frgeri>h thirst. Bgas.roar
effort She crept few PAGES to obtain drink
of water from the pitcher, after which She was
again obliged to return to her reclining posi-
ton. From the aspect Of the c!yc anI its con-
ttnt, She could not doubt that it was the hid
iugplarn of men ru,rarad IN nrflrjoDy ugr,uits .
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-01-27
CHAPTER Y,

A long faint rendered the youngg girl insensi'
ble for some hours and when she again woke
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-22
slfns bp GrIrqrapb.
DAYS LATTEE FROu EUEOPE
ARRIVAL OF TIP sTEAmER AFRICA
COTTON ADVANCED.
STRoEG HOPES or PEfCI
Great az Paris.

Nrw TonH. July 2t-rhs Csaurd Steamship Aria
arrived at the port today eienL Liverpool on ne 81
last. and rrlns- twodrr later asvicss hn these re-
o-Ived ay ns stesnship c wo q ws.hinsian.
The liiest asrioss fron me seat % war ~prsgious q
ne departure ef mi, stssmstip stated nat IN srmistie'
had been asrssi upaa by ns eutenlins poTsrs uuin ft'
ISM q Aurat
The os-asaga 4 ho,tniu- caused .'ras sars, q
peace
This suneu1emsm erasnned great eratsu'eut IN ts
Paris Bourse. uni On ssranee o. sioet
ne ship Sarah Ainot VS. rniireiy as.u,y-its Gre II
sea. aud hsr orew srrived ssfeJ Vt Liverpool.
Ths sralstlcs va signed On ne IN instant, b Gems.
Hess and vaneant. a. vsuaF Ills sdnuiatod that
al mmercsivesss shan usvieaf' The Adfiate viiA-
Panis-an "a, uaurs,. i.i,,s. sa-a e she .rn-
isiios.
On ms TN Inst. ne Austrisn Dietprapc'si 60 mdeii-
irn ne Whole FEDERAL Contingent
The DEAN q King Ozesf c. sg-ien he's teen 90
naunosd. Hls dssih tod p'sce a. s'ockhain.
VIENNA. JAY She F-en-h friFsfe iupehruse
h,mharssd sara On yesterday The ere vas rsiurn~a.
and ne imp~rirns, viihdrsv. having apparently -u'-
taiued ame injury.
Al the battle Il saiieriao ths kuz,riaa ias wa zoos
killed. and e2l wounded. ne Frensh aui s~ariitlau
los was IS 80 Killed sn4 voundsi
ESotASn-An adItionsi force 7f Iooco men Pr me
NAVY has been demanded.
me ship Sarah Min1l bgund rsm Yes Orleans %
Lvous, was entirely desiToysdhy Gre On he 28h ult,
stssa.
AFrrnch feet of6f sail vas near Venice.
RoNE "A letter received from Rlms s'aies that
Mar-Inian forzsas pretended etder from ne Pope d.
rrctnz ne moss brutal treatueut On ne rcvoitei pro-
vinccs.
uis stated hat Persia g. making great preplrsuans
10 anticipation q a war With Turkey.
Anaher Frsnch equad-oa o. ten vessels wss s-en rrm
Trieste bearing towards venior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-22
Ayers Ague Cure,

vhieh n-tuuaH,ss this malsnous potsOn n the
blood, and stimulates the liver TO exPd Il from the
BODY. As &, should, 80 & does ere this aHic1ng
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
O. rather does what Is Of more service 70 those sub
iect % this infection. II taken In season i eZpels
l. from the system as IL is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use Il free from is attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed 70 the disease
Consequently Il not only cures, but protects from,
The great variety Of affections which are induced
D. this malignant inanenee, such Is Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache. or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Feysrs, Neuralgia. rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
T0othache, Esrachc. Catsuh, Asthma Palpita-
tons. Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Cole, Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
Stomach and Bowels, al Of which, When arising
from this cause, VII be found 20 assume more OF
les the intermittent type. This "AGuR CURE %
removes the cause Of these arrangements md cures
the disease.
This IL ~accompIshes BY stimulating the exere-
tones % cxpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become hsbited 70 DO this
their ofice Of their own accord. Hence arises What
We term G~o1fmatahor. Tina may accomplish the
sane cad. but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGUBC uRE
does &c a. once, aud with safety. We have great
reason % believe this IS q surer as vel as safer
remedy Tor the whole class Of diseases which arc
caascd By the miasmaic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and It has stil aDolhcr
important advantage 70 the public, which Is, that
Il Is cheap as vel as good.
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4ritt Current.

BAGGTSG-iuiis Eizrias 10 % Iss Esutu-iy H-nI
Lon u 10 10 Poses LON 70 ai5e-
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cHEEsE-v r. ios sua 49, Pine Ara-
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FLOUR-ssPs-aae $500 too IS. So Leuis Extra $50
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o Fsron 50 % o. o 50. ITVF~LouH-Fina $3.50 6Ci
superfns 6 o0ass0; Fancy s7GsJ Extra ss8s.
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~ Ss ioxle s. o. So P~tsaurrh sNio, Sc 2o' io1i2
GUNPoWDER-KeHtusky Roe $50 rs per t.z
moN-cua5srissl t,r 5srr- p Psaa P.rssur
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= 70 - per ti Bride Lealher IS o. As per d1zi Uppsr
LINE-o6iS liver s5e % 81 F.; Alton aud ST G~susvisve
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L~UMBER-Pgplar sI2 EF Cvreg sle Y-l1w Poe,
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sitter.
NAVAL oANhE1-eplFlH IL ErNNH- 1NHf' AhE 20
20 50. snail anf larze bris-
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OIL-Linscei OIL 65t1 95- LriOAs 50 1slo5s Eos
/ sni2 Castor or 81 F0.
pR0yISrCN-Nsw Boa. Clear Sllss 1lGlG plain
EEnsI0h En- Is SHOULDERS ~ to6hs Ee-s Pork d. so
C s10s BUN FaFk. Ilgui ls--. p E--s Ee5L sil-
PAPER-WrapplnE Coz o g 1e- ream-
PICKLES. rl Cherish as 81 = El 90 IS - So
% 81 So \ El O-strrE So So
ETCE@ O. Sc rrr -
R0PE-Hsud spru ~ oE-- Ea-llle9 uR-c
s~CGAR-Tar ~ % Prine TO sNG Ch1te aud
Fanny 80 % TO- Tancy 10N % %.
sALT-In ats. Cosrse 2; Is bf a. Fi1e 81 Dt1IHF
REAL. 81 90 tol 50 Tor 0olrss, sui . IS 81 $50 f1r 1ue
Prices 81 salt have aiv4nsei f1ly 2H per t1gi Gllie7s
l5-hiu- uFsTirc.
SOAP 81 t1sE- To- =.
SPICE-Peuuer Ia CtuulE1- 90 tr So Glove. e o.
Sc Gsn~-- g. suirH1ffl fG--r o.
SEED-C5-er sqE IH uue G-sE s2t21& Tu-
.tays 81 ~ Her,s-ss e. , - Muat1-t1 So 20
81 Orchard 7 IS b. Sc.
E0D 81
EIE-Nraa 10 EarE rf
ue- =.
TTS--Plaie pef t5z. TCu 76 Bar Tn So.
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Hvan. Sc % ! 5s mack EtIco.
r~OBACcO-Mo. X s1i YEAS is q - pr p; Va 81
tosi L@af36 50 1910.
TWINE-IT % Tsc pr =.
TTNEGAE-Pr-a WHIT wire IS Vr gals Pure Ar-
pr SO ner brs ChHmill tD % s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-22

MoAE CASES OF sUN sTEoKE.-FouI new
cases Of sun stroke came to our knowledge
yesterday. Of which al least enc case proved
fatal.
The fatal case was that Of q lsbsreT named
John Nahony, employed in the foundry Of
Messrs. Street, Hungerfora a Co. He was at
tackled about ten O'Clock, while exposed to the
rays Of the sun, IN he Navy Yard, and died in
a few minutes snerEard An iDquss wss
subsequently, held upon the body BY Esquire
Horne.
A young German girl, known as Esther,
WIS vas employed al one Of the Shelby street
boarding houses, was Frustrated BY the sx-
~eessivs heat, and lay in a critical condition
Cor some hours. she had revived, however,
md was in a fair way to recover last evening.
4 man, whose name we did not learn, who
eNPosed himself to the rays Of the sun FOR
several hours By sleeping on some lumber on
the bluH, was stricken down whea an attempt
vas made to arouse bin, and was removed il
3 dying condition.
Wm- Edwards, a white drayman, fen in
Shelby street during the afternoon, and was
removed to his residence in the suburbs Of
South Memphis. Hopes were entertained las;
evening thai be would recover.
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CnSM0RlMIC STFREOSC0PE.

A MONG the latest lUralrulT lu OplE. tlera g. u1-a-
y ing more lu-ruri-s and awlElnr tlau tne sters1-
z1era. The strr-salrc View be- mrraaia7- from No
l1-r, represcufiue he finest --uerirE Clul' and Aau-
1meuts in Eurpe a-i obs country Whl-h viewed
tlrlu-h thl instrument shows nose ule1s Do l1li rr-
Ic. a-ulry l thsyEG. ans ttr. pro- the trs- urls'-
for Arts q. give Hle fr-L lusa OF aIelru u.IliEtHs 'uf
Art. ami w1Ee Ore flaEr usrH .-1s1rs
Citizen and sfrausHrs VIEn7 one city ahlull u1r SAB
% caucr O. MCLLE c~lr.al. -4l AHlu Street, eTpg-
ste Provlno s. 5teFsr- EaE AMI ez-m-us u-ae ma--
nldosut FIeua
Jnirocri-sd 1- lrrelaul us-t-1lel-' vIEWs
70 E1Tore al1usUuitI States
100 diag--ut Vlegs 81 TIE city % Paris.
30 dLG-Faul vifv1of ssiu1rl1L Aas--s aermsug
anI Ty-aI.
30 dIfrrpll Views cf Lhe Rhine
40 UIerclt View % la,T. ClEtntiHllc. greece
Ezyuf. Eufia. Palestine suI tho Hay Lsuf
900 different Views OF L1ul1U
SO s1Cnsriss Of Eugilnl Irs1ll eaHauL sfst1e-
Family r1upas. er.
70 h~eaIululT illuminated ulsTi1r sHI acfarHf
Vlsusoi Paris s0iLll.1u. AE1.
SO Gia1 VlcEsaf Eurupa SOL uls cor1frr. 1'a.1 -ea
oaarad t~rrltrfe.
Nlszarl Fau-Wlutrr aad arElsr tisv
Casku Hauuains.
Washfne1ln auI Vicinity
Ar4a asat many other sGl1as too E-asrlH 1Hsn
ro1. Come gultE sUf sacura ch0i1e Views
c. WUTLE 81 Nsu streat
marTAEfu4uIr nu0. Prov ra a ffeurrfa E.cE
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GouInurtial Afairs.
EEaFas pSlLT AFgEAL oggleE }

MEnPHls nAELT APPHAL OFFICE
fHIuAV, g1y r. res.
~corroa-rtsrs vs afti-g q lai.resf 20 rspeft
ysasfd-J
r. Ere roft Hsrid o. July o. D.. ne fdt5rins
se4fe intglu-s dfciss. ne impl4'afilt fr zoe IAN
hir ouians % ~ very 'urp h'nzh ne hgiers n
dry aear a-r haainuf1- nirrafy o. feet me i~n'uriera e.
ie,tf q IN rE-fssivr su7ny o. farsiEu a1ris. Cfi1n 90
Alehfr. te fsiina ~ prsTizu urrH hari-r afirserl
fresh ateufio1 o ne farai orls faaeflptiart n1Fe -
vsn1-d fnlT Ne sn-a itst ~frf Dr. re fce ~ unhse1rs-
Bio africes framstrasf ire raoipz a. ne rlrta dor
reet LAT YER. M Qo1nr nsma w-sk n 1887 mat-
lF NJ taaI freslrfs o. f.fs afa1co b'-a saint
e0i7o 90 hsie7 - rsua fafa ~ 1858 "a eSnc1 bales
. sama aaEa 10 1857. - trfsi rr1-rt - date o. rrr
2 sf6 GO tsies sr.i--F 2 80 20 hlrt ~ ssr- date lst
yf-r anf2 lfi 011 hrHerss rsH4s frta On 1877. Hresf-
sinn. on' .uus rt1iusis ani he ric. feciines a. hs
rai- cf H6zGc ne br--egf rrr. anf fGG10e ns tuahd
Hheaf g cnfk Thruru rrniu "a nlg cr1iuF % Freely
ant - srr harnr - izsw thst ne qusiitr. a. Efneral
TUE. Sc az thaf rorfl BE- fseirri ISIS fvi1rn- thtt us
thai h1ra thfr ~ e lafre aurriT 20 go grfin sd fhtf
priesf VII cnEtlrrsfr ~nlr la-. Fr1Tfataut af1 Eurfs
III eNprr frmard has h@en rhs-krd - IRE tdEieaf from
sbruad. W hav4 s-uf orf much uarf heff aai r-1t
thi- year fhsn rsusi. Ashfs are nfsJ IolNm u
quiet Woai BE- rrfh@F lover IN ~ CITY. h1ldars mahirg
oane.asions 10 meet ne vices ofbuyeu HE q very
Tha soN~uisttrr ~xe,isn-oi IN fnssr n1tcsd last yea
haf frhsitrd but -rrioa sre very any mniutAned
r~sc are onieg ne host rrcss - iate sales h19rver ara
inefsifd ma snf eh+ainei ~ hddf7a- Cote q lrnff
than laEt wreh win mo'F-ft fHff- Eorelgn frnLa
sFa Isihsf hirhar IN canu~1-.rce % africea % tnllfr p
ne Frrnch vinss uidas ~ ve-v guisL. bugef2 calu-
- a redu1ti1n IN rst4 uhih bidders fsflse % un2flr.
L@afher . fra~fan iuwar, With q very snail ana1nt-
f@Hinrra dim. rraf-Fsn rr~ffrnn nmHn DAHL
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LITTLE Rock RArLRoEp.-Tbe Madison,
CAIk) yourEai Of Saturday has the following
from q correspondent writing from this city
Twas not a little sstonished, in travelling
over the road, to fnd l. in as good a condition
ss its. lndeed, Z consider the road IN a
better travelling condition row, than before the
overflow. This may seen strange TO many Of
your readers, but i Is true nevertheless The
water from the overflow having saturated the
grading, seems 70 have run the particles q
earth together, and nov that the grading has
become thoroughly dry, find it soldier thaB
before the overflow. The damage from wash
ing amounts 70 nothlng-hs only injury sus-
tanned being the treslle-wok, which has been
repaired. The fact q the improved condition
u the rosd is further shown in the quick time
that is now made from Hopefeld % Madison
the distance being nn in hires bo1rs and a
balf.-