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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02
Fifth Year u the tjnterprine.
NEW LIST OF GIFTS FOR 1859
CATAL OGUES FREE TO ALL.
G.. @. EVANS A CO,
at their Original Gift Book Store,
No. as CoRNItLI BosTo

at their Original Gift Book Store,
No. As CoRNHiLL, BosToE,
Commence the new year with an enlarged Cat
aloguc,-a greater variety OF Giits,-increasej
facilities for buying Foods and doing business,
and are now prepared to offer greater induce
ments to Book buyers than ever before.
Time has proved thnt the Gift system is per
nauont. EVANS & co. are determined to Prove
that their establishment is conducted under that
system In y more liberal and impartial manner
than any other. Ha ing lived down almost all
opposition, and having the legitimacy Of their
plan of operation acknowledged from Maine to
California, they afford to be generous, Try
them and iudpe for yoursef
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A FEW COPIES

Of Pref. G. NJ. Boardnan's BaecslsursSts Ad.
dresses, be ore the Glass Of 1865, OF Middlsbsry
SINCE copies slnt by mail on receipt o. - ssaA
By A. 4 COPELAND.
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THE GENTLEMAN.

That borrowed "bitting Bride" Of the sub.
scrber last fall, will please return u as wish to
use it myself. LOUIS HOPE.
Mlddlebury Jan. &C. 1905. 42,sw
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OYSTERS CHEAP,

he can furnish. by the quart or gallon, "this
years" 0ysters fresh TO all who wish, cheaper
than ever before offered in this market. As II
proof that they are good, inquire o: those who
have had some Of them. 80
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REMOVAL.

Or, J. IF. JEHNryos having left the Addison
House, would inform his patrons that he has taken
rooms at Mr. Frarys on the west side Of the creek
the frst house north oil DR.. HARRIS, second door.
have been here two wears in practice. return
have been numerous IN this as well MS the snf.
rounding towns, and hope still to merit their np
probation. 42;tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02
SPRING QUARTER
OF THE
Middlebury Female seminary

Commence Wednesday March I'd, and coutin-
ues ten aud = half weeks Pupils are not ls-
ceived for less than n full quarter except by
particular arrangement with the Principal.
MIss AGNES GORDON Principal and Preceptrcss
Mss VI. j. KNOWLES Assistant Preceptress
lIIss (. q. LAWRENCE. Teacher Of Drawing and
Painting
Prof A. horr, Teacher Of Music and German.
TUITION AND BOARD.
Tu,tion--In Elementary English, SO % Higher
English, 81 80 Latin and English, S. 20 Piano
sl0 o0I Singing 90 90; Vocal Music Class, 90 !
paihtna in Water Color, 81 On , in Oil, SIS 90 !
Drawing, 81 ooI French, So co. German 81 co.
An extra charge OF 20 Cents is male for fire.
and sweet ing.
Boayd-In Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s25 90 per quarter
tho young lGdie, finding their own towels and
larnps. Fuel 10 provided at cot, Room, for self.
boarding may be obtained on inquiry Of the Prin-
cipal
Bills payable at tho middle ofeseh quarter, aud
no deduction ie mud for temporary absence
AGNES GORDON.
MlddleSury, Feb. Is, 1859.
LADIES PROCURE THE BEST,
Which is Holmes Melted Bishop Skirt, to be
found ct CHAIRMAN < BARBOURS.
Feb. l6, 1859.
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND:

TWELVE FACES OF POPULAR MUSIC
FOX TEE CENTS.
OuR MJ-lcAL vmENln is filed with The
best Plano Solos Duets, Songs, Uperatis.. Arias,
Polkas, Mnzurkas, Qnadrills, WAltzes, ana every
other species of musical composition Tor Voice
and Piano by the best American and European
Composers; printed on fu.szed music paper
adapted to every grade ef pefonner
The same quantity Of music, procured from the
regular publishers would cost more than ten times
what we charge
A years subscription 20" Our Musical Friend"
will secure new and fashionable music worth az
least Two HUNDRED DoLLARs, and entirely sui-
fcient for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly, s6 Half Iearly,s1 5oi Quarterly
ST. IS. The Volum, commenced Cd the LIST Of
December, 1853
c. o. SEYMOUR & Co., Proprietors,
4e;4w 10, Frankfort street, NEW YORK.,
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DIR. JORDON,
Ger man ysici an 4,

Treats chronic disease In all forms, by All eH.
animation OF the urine { list passed in the morn
Ing y with the name and age oi the patient.
A practice Of over five Year, IN Vermont, dem
onstrates success seldom obtoined in chronic de
sdses.-Ofice, opposite Town Hal, Brandon Vt
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Aliddlebur,
FOR SALE.

Several pair of Matched Working Oxen from
four to xix years old. Please call on the sbscri-
Der, near the I Jwn Farm. in East Mlddl pbury.
46;tf l.. C. HYDE.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE


Spring with all its enlivenins associations ,puts
on its never varying dress of green.
In Summer the same is used, but locke littlo
faded and worse for wear. :
In Fall she dons the old dress and adoms her
self In the brightest, gRyest colors.
NV these are changes which Nature assumes,
and equally do the fashions change from
light to dark, from grave 10 gay.
Like the Busbandman, who has toiled ard IA
bored through Spring and Summer and has boon
rewarded for his toll BY well filed barns and gra.
neries. So il is with CLAY. who has labored to
PLEASE THE PUBLIC!
He has been to New York, and has gathered from
The vast and rich repositories Of Fashion. every
thing TO beautify the Female Form.
Commencing with the head-we can place up
on It one Of the most beautiful and tasty Hats
ever beheld by mortal man
Then put upon her neck Chanols or Cesh
mere Scarf, that would do honor 20 a Turkish
hGrem.
After which we can throw upon her shoulders
one Of tholo beautiful and economical Mantle
Shawl, which will look as well enc side out as
he cther-Hnd little better, some might think.
They are among miracles Of Fashion
Then what shall we say of the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02

STILL CHEAPER
will sell the same quality of Brown Sugars
half cent per pound cheaper than have for
the last two weeks,-e for l.2, 6 l-2 for 8, 7 liz
for 7. The low prices of my Sugars have caused
considerable excitement among some Of the mer-
claTps in this village. They have bought sam-
pies and exhibited them to customers aud put
t tne pre- one cent per pouna hlgner tnan nave
at the advertised prices which is cheaper than
can be bought ut any other store in this village
Dec. s. J. f. NEGUS,
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"a PHYSICIANS LEGACY n

A few ration
a. and disinter-
ested remarks,
in pamphlet
form, Of 90
pages,on Sem.
lnal Weakness
Nocturnal E
missions, Loss
Of Memory,lu-
capacity for
Study or Bus
iaess, Impede
ments 10 Mar
,riage, etc., arr
sing from the
Ietsctsoi secret
lahitsofvouth
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02

CAsH PAID roR Rides,
Nov. as, 1858. ". Il. REMsEN.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

ST ROYAL sGs&A48 PATLSf'
Prepared from frsscripiion Of Sir J. Clarke, 81
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 The Quss0.
This invaluable Medicine Is unfailing in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution IS subject. 1t
modsratss all excess, removes all obsructions,
and speedy cure may be relied on.
To Married Indies II Is peculiarly suited. 1t
will, in snort time. bring on the monthly period
with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Govern
me2t stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counter
feits.
CAUTION These pills should not be taken by
fe males during the FIRST three months of pregnancy,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage, but at
any other time they are safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain In the Back, Fatigue on slight exertion, Pal
pitation of the Heart Histories and Whites these
Pulls will effect cure when all other means have
failed, and although powerful remedy, do not
contain iron, calomel, anthony ,or anything hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompanyeaeh package
Sole Agent for the UnitedStates and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Late !. @. Baldwin & co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
n. B.-sl % and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized agsnt, will insure bottle Of the
Pills by return Of mai.
For sale by H. A. Sheldon, Mlddlebury. l6
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SAVE YOUR CARPETS

And tie annoyance of duet from sweepIng-by
procuring Herrick's Pstent Carpet Sweeper, nj
Jan. 2e, 1859. CHAPMAN & BARBOUR'S.
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Respectfully informs the public that with
Twenty YEARS experience and successful prac-
tce in all the various branches pertaining to his
profession, he feels at liberty to guarantee all
reasonable satisfaction to those who may honor
him with their confidence.
ARTIFICIAL TEE TIL,
On Atmospheric Pressure, from single tooth to
an entire set inserted firmly and beautifully,
without the use of springs or clasps. | can fur
nish good entire upper and under permanent set
for the very low price of sirty dollars.
Filling Teeth teih The Netc Preparation Of
YSTAL GOLD.
By the use Of this unequaled article OF Crystal
Gold, teeth arc not only arrested from decay, but
veritably restored to the comfort and utility OF
the original structure,
NERVE rASTE.
Th. preparation is very certain in ils action
Oh the nerve destroying i, in very short time.
IL has all the advantage Of not causing pain or
producing inflammation with very rare excep-
tions II can be used with great utility in cases
Of tooth ache that proceed from exposed nerve,
ard seldom fnils TO give relief in from dive 70
twenty minutes. IN the last two hundred cases
that have used ii, not single case has failed
to produce the desired effect
TEETH RACTEp
Without pain, by the nee Of Sulpb Ether, with
suitable apparatus Tor administering j., by which
means It is perfectly safe AS
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02
MILLINERY Goods .

70 an endless variety, which viii be sold to old
customer and neW-rich and poor-high and
lcw-weak and strong-bond md lree-ar in
fac, everybody Come ye that have money and
buy at such low rate, that you viii be astonished.
i we were able, we would give away some Of
and neat, but We have to ask enough to pay cost
ard charges, to keep The establishment movinA.
Remember the old stand IN I1nbJ's Block near
the bridge, where Z. R, CLAY keeps Millinery
and Fancy Goods
Oct. II, 1853.
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10 Farmers and Gardeners,
p o u d r Il IT T e,

The subscribers offer for sale 10000 barrel. Of
their new and improved
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PLEASE THE PUBLIC /!
DRESS GOODS

with which we shall finish out tie Picture. This
rainbow, the northern light, and the comet, all
JADE, when compared with the beautiful co!ors Of
silks, Bereges, DoLanes, &c &C. But must
stop-l am los n. admiration. So ccmo along
and see for yourselves, suffice It TO say We have
replenished our stock of
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-03-02
BUFFALO ROBES.
STILL CHEAPER

No. for sale to cash customers at s6.60as6.
j. E. EEGUS
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

lectures and suggestions as to how much 1t
cost to keep up such an establishment as TINS
White House Some practical individual asked
another il the President had to keep up the
massive board out of his own pocket Those
who have files of old newspapers reaching back
rs far as John Quincy Adams administration
will find many charges concerning his extraya-
CANT style of living. Also, similar charges were
made against Mr.. Van Buren,. 1t IS said that
tho story of the billiard playing in the East
room by AIr. Adams, lost Kentucky to the
Wings, and that the gold spoon speech OF Dit.
0gle, concerning Van Buren,, more than any
thing else, turned the public prejudice against
him. All these stories Of course were gathered
in the heat of political excitement.
The President receives twenty-five thousand
dollars salary. Next, he receives house, gar
den and stables free of expense. The house IS
furnished, and the garden cultivated by the Gov
eminent Every article Of furniture necessary
is furnished by the United States. 1t pays Tor
steward to take care of the public property
and for no other domestic servants. The Exec
utiye Office is in the Executive mansion, and Tor
the former the Government provides private
secretary, clerks to the secretary, two messen'
gers and a porter. For all domestic servants
however, except steward and fireman, the Pres
ident must pay out of his own pocket de must
pay for his cooks, his butler his table-seryants
his female servants his coachman and grooms'
&C., &c, as any other person does who employs
such retinue of servants. He supplies his ia
BILE, with the exception of garden vegetables, as
any other private citizen does, by his own purse.
! So with his stables. In short, the only things
| furnished by Government are house and turnl-
ture fuel and lights, steward and fireman, gar
den vegetables and flowers. All else IS matter
| of private expense. Y.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

Ak Augusta. Ga. paper gives an account of
an ARRAY which occurred at the breakfast table
at the Augusta Hotel, on the morning of the
2sth. What the fight was about is not stated,
beyond an Elimination of a little scandal, but
Mr.. Parish and Mr.. Biggs fred pistols at each
other, and the shots caused great CONSERVATION
in the dining room. Some rushed out-some
went under the table, aud some stood watching
to dodge the range of the pistols. Many of the
ladies were taken to their rooms in fainting
condition. Balls went across the table, break.
ing dishes, and penetrating the wall just behind
chairs occupied moment before, but nobody
was hurt save Mr.. Parish, who received pain
full but not dangerous shot in the arm. "A ball
also passed through the coat sleeve of Mr. Biggs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
TTE Editor of the NJ 2 Reraht has never

TIE Editor OF the ~. 7. Herald has never
been reported an over modest man, and it seems
improbable that he will ever become one We
are really curious to know whether Bennett ever
was known to blush. It may be, Indeed, that
when he wrote that delectable stuff about
'sMnry Ann he had some soft place about him,
(near the top of his Uranium, we susPectO but
since those juvenile days no bashfulness or
want of selfappreciation has ever troubled him.
We should now as soon expect the hide of q
rhinoceros to turn crimson as that the facial
epidermis of james Gordon Bennett should be
snffused withithe carnaton:of mOdesty or shame
He must be a descendent from the COLOSSUS at
Rhodes-not quite so tall, nor occupying so i'm
portant place in the eyes of the world (what-
ever he may thing TO the contrary but he has
all the brazen cheek that characterized that
wonder of the world. He has lately got infused
into his organ of selfesteem the idea that heis
on level with Louis Napoleon and Buchanan.
What gave rise to this was the discovery that
his name rs well as theirs begins with B.
Hear him:
Just now the press at home and abroad pays
its degOirs to Buchanan, Bonapurte, and Ben
nett The English language is exhausted
in abuse of the Emperor of the French, the
of the NJ T. Herald. Louis Napoleon is the
great newspaper editor of France; aud Bennett
q deknoIgledged BIZ his opponents to be the lead
ing editor of the United Stated
These three autocrats above mentioned can at
any moment doom all clIriStendom to destruc-
ton; and they are now working to accomplish
that agreeable result No wonder that
the people talk SO much and so bitterly of the
three BIS, Bonaparte, Buchanan, and Bennett"
Now, all this strikes US forcibly, we hardly
know how. It almost takes away our breath
with its cool effrontery. We have heard of vile
wretches on the galIows about to be hung, who
complained that the judge had used unbecoming
and offensive language towards them. Probably
no criminal docket in the world, not even the
famed Newgate, can exhibit such galaxy of
great names, all beginning with B, tool The
compliment of this association of BIS is n doubt
full one all round. Louis Napoleon is the great
est murderer of the age, Buchanan the greatest
Presidential imbecile; aud James Gordon Ben
et-the-most bominable-Canguage fails, ex-
pletives and comparisons vanish in the dim dis
lance, and leave US totally unable to finish the
series or the sentence. Our readers will please
imagine what we are inadequate to express)-
Tho t'three great abused" make sweet trio in
deed What saccharine piece of humanIiesh
is Bennett himself, who mistakes all the terrible
castigations and lashings of an outraged press,
for fame! If he were to be hanged he would
exalt himself to the skies and look down upon
all lesser rogues with infinite contempt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

THE Superior Court of New York is tired of
being suffocated, and has come to the conclusion
that little more oxygen is essential to their
physical well being, and necessary to insure
proper discharge of their duty to the Common
wealth. Thejudges have drawn upa memorialad
dressed to the supervisors ofthe County ofNew
York. setting forth the facts the case, which,
In briefare, that the court and jury rooms too
SMALL and not sufficiently ventilated. They urge
that it is not only inconvenent to transact bust
ness in them, but really detrimental to health,
in fact endangering life itself The paper is ably
written, which together with the nature of the
subject treated makes it deserving of attention.
It is to be hoped that this may inaugurate SINH
lar movements everywhere, lot only in court
houses, but in lecture rooms. churches, and in
short wherever people cOngregate. Few evils
in this country are so general, so obvious so
deserving of earnest attention. When will
people learn and realize the fact that pure
air is as necessary to health as wholesome food2
People who would turn in disgust from the Ia
BILE il they discovered mote in their breakfast,
are content to breathe over and over again the
same air until it is so vilated as to be not only
most noxious but even pernicious to health
The time will come when the ventilating of
houses will be as important as the construction
Of lRrders.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

,Tur Missouri Legislature has under advise
ment bin for the expulsion of free negroes
from that State within a year, or the alternative
Of their choosing masters aud remaining as
slaves. Petitions are circulating requestngthe
Legislature to prohibit, the introduction of any
more slaves into the State.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11

THk Ilineis Legislature has just discovered
fraud upon the Treasury, by which that State
has been robbed of $2O5,ooo. A committee is
engaged in traciag the swindle out aud fixing it,
Il possibls, upon the responsible parties.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-11
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription er cir i Clarke, n D.,
Paysieiaa Extraordinary to the Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unAIng In the Of all
painful dangerous diseases which the female
constitution Is subject. moderates all and
all DISTINCTIONS, and speedy be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited II V in short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the GOvernmsnt
stamp Of Great Britain, TO prevent eOuntsrfeits.
CAUTION.
7zess Ptzs should staksH 6ysnaolss darfa0 E6s
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of pre0Haaey, they
TO brfAg scGrTfGge, GEtGf dHy other time fbsV
SAFE.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight e1sron. Palp,tH
ton Of the Heart, HystsFies and Whites Pills vii
effect when all other have failed. and aI-
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antimOny, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Fall directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United stAtesAnd Canada,
CaseI. @. Baldwin Co.., RoehsstsT, 7.
H.B.-sl,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my "a
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B. l. Pahnestoek Co., Wholesale Agents, PIttSbuFg;
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The Ottawa free trader., 1859-09-10
VOL. XX--NO. ;.


Rondin has found in the person Of one
J De Lave both an imitatOr and a rival In
deed. it could not be supposed that the
former hero should be allowed to ENJOY in
exclusive monopoly the harvest of glory
awarded hirn 10y adiniriug crowds at Ma
CARA His measure of fame was too full,
his cup oycrliowcd. and II was but natural
that the surplus. should bless 1T least one
other intrepid coutcmner of peril. Ac-
c0rliu1lv. the public were hardly surprised
to learn that the equally heroic De Lave
intended 10 wall. q rope strotched across
from bank to bank OF the Gcncsee, at Ro-
chester True, the chaSm is less profound
than that over which Blondn walked in
fearless security. II j.. however moro
than one hundred feet dcep, quite enough
to secure instant destruction as a penalty
OF a single nli,-tep. WHAT more could
reasonably be aSked2 Besides the scene
was crnsecratcd Just thirty-one years ago by
sublime catastrophe 1t was at this very
spot that poor sam Patch lost his life,
while demonstrating his immortal maxim,
that some things might be done as well
% others" Once he leaped in safety from
the brow Of the cataract and rose from the
rivers bosom To receive the plaudits of an
enthusiastic thronc \ short time after
wards another jump proved his last, he
failed to appear on the surface of the
flood. and not till winter had passed was
H.. body found. mills below. on its way to
Iako Ontario
ElorGrp and De Lave have indeed nrov.
cd NOR fortunate. if not more daring
They are the moments .imps of fame
They have evoked I, each man his party
The town of Nia.ara ,wears bv 8londin:
the citv Of Rochester thunders for De
Lave. 1t would seem 10 be impossible for
~. -.
The Ottawa free trader., 1859-09-10

Tie 1;-.,~-,i- ,.-r.s-s .-.ya the following
ir-Tr- c-.y.al-.i q he recent. heated term
In Sacramento the thermometer for ten
dav, rarely .,ll below !yl7. and often reach
Il !r57.
Tie heat at T:mIucroo. Yuba county,
,a-r=al II. Thermometer 10 rise 10 l2I9 on
lie --,l O.. June
n O5.ir the thermometer stood at
II. in H.. ,ha.I, FIR three consecutive
hours ~ Do.d U.l. il wa- IIG5. II Main
Ear. on ,he American river, I2J7; at Noun
tam Springs. lla5 Tie mercury rose
about Io7 i--Eer ta.n .ae above figures,
wh.m tho ta,rl.emr:er was placed in
frame ,-IlG.ns
The uotl.-t wcrt,.or ever known in the
State. says the Shasta C.T.rr has been
c~rs.iaucgi du!..- the past week. In
,on.- n.a.es. i'm brick buildings. the mer-
c...v ro<a L. Il,7.
Ins. heat has never been more orpres-
-.yc a. Ea-lGo-,. -av- the GG-cttc. than
I,;t.r., H.. w, G4y- The thermon-
et.r LA, ra,...,.i ir H.. middle of the week
from IIu7 to HIS. some Of the interior
towns must have been fairly baked at
noon. AZ Shasta which i in the latitude
OF Nv York. the thermometer RANGED
CON the 2-thl from los to lISo-So the
dispatches -av: and at Oreville. Sonoro.
Columbia Nevada Auburn. MarvSville.
and elsewhere the same extraordinary
~hcat was manifested But worst of all
was the visitation inflicted upon the town
of Sha Il Barbara \ terrible sirocco
swept over that place. which caused eve
rybcIy 10 run within doors and shut them