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The peach crop, everybody will be glad to learn,
will be first rate one to all appearance. The
smyrna (Delaware) Times, of a recent date, SAYS:
1t is now apparent, as the season advances, that
the peach crop has not been injured as much as was
at hrst anticipated. In some localities the crop
mas mas been been benefited rather than injured, by
o que , trosts, for If all the frut had remained
baa .a Trees and come to perfection, it must have
INFERIOR, indeed, the trees could nave sus-
Cacl ane great weight This has been the case in
on ,hs county, Maryland. particularly and in fact
w w 'ue most OF The entire of the Eastern Shore
we are inclined to think that the orchards border.
ing on me Delaware river and bay have susta;nad
the greatest injuries In this section the oarIv a
rieties were severely hurt in some orcbards va
all destroyed; but there will be a fair Weld of ny
other varieties, which will no doubt Handsomely
remun nra the growers.-Denton Journal
Postmaster General Holt expresses his determ.
nation to investigate fully the charges of fraud
upon and abuses in his Department. INSTRUCTIONS
have been given to The agents throughout the eoun
try for this purpose. IN eis5sioi .af 80 B
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GERMAN SILVER AND ALBATA PLATED TEA SETS,
Urns Casters, Baskets Walters prices by
j. r. CAMPBELL,
matt 227 Baltimore street corner of Charles
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MILLER AND BEACHAM'!

MILLER AND BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE,
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET
n5- Catalogues furnished on application.
~ Agents for MARTINS celebrated GUITARS. m2S-tf
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lTD THE FREE MISSION CHURCH OF ST.
~ JOHN THE BAPTIST in Barre street, near Eutaw,
WILL BE OPENED FOR HOLY WORSHIP with the fol,
frmatiOn; FRIDAY, 2h, IL A. M.Servce Holy Com
munion; Z. N.-Servce and Sermon ...
je222tt W. T. JOHNSTON, Missionary
fP A CONCERT OF VOCAL AND IN
~ STRUMENTAL MUSIC BY MISS P LOCKER
lBind assisted by Magruder and the Pupils of the
Maryland Blind Institution will be given in the THIRD
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, tRev. Mr.. Owens,) Eutaw st.
Admission 70 cents je2II3t*
5fPTHE CORNERSTONE of ZION CHURCH,
W. of Gmor and Baltimore stt cts WILL. BE
LAID BY BISHOP WHITrINGHAM ON WEDNESDAY,
June I'D at o'clock 2. NJ The public respectfully
vited to attend.
je2l.2tt MI. FORBES. Rector
||PTIIE NEW YORK BILLIARD SALOON.
W This Saloon, embracing two spacious halls in build
regularly opened to-day by Messrs WHITNEY proprie
tors. The tables of Pelan,s celebrated patent
with marble beds, and all other modern improvements
Every desirable comfort, convenience and
New York Philadelphia and elsewhere enjoyed in
this establishment 1t has been up rgardleSs
pense for the especial accommodation of gentlemen who
light In the noble science hehul exercise innocent
amusement of Billiards All arrangements requisite such
establishment will he found complete bracng refresh
gent and faithful attendants As PanI Morhy has
creased dignity and the game Chess, do
MesSrs Whitney Co design directing their efforts
giving still higher tone to the much admired purely scen-
te and charming amusement of Billiards Those, therefore,
who wish to enjoy this game, connected with its agree
able attractions, will. confident be graed know
ing spacious and pleasant retreat has been
f,aItltore Tor the1r entertainments Jel3lawIw
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LOOK HERE, STRANGER
Ifyou want either CHINA, GLASS, OF COMMON WARE,
goto
JOHN A DOBSON CO.'S
CHEAP CHINA STORE, Nos. 2 and n. Charles street
they will sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CHEAP
EST Give them call and examine for yourselves jalt
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j. B. T. PHELPS,
G EMIT LEM MS WEAR,
.'" l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
u Baltimore.
CHINA,
GLASS;,

CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
R. P BAYLY,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
CHINA,
GLASS,
.s.' AND QUEENSWARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONEWARE,
at Factory Prices, y
apl9-f No. HANOVER STREET, near Baltimore
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MANILA CoFFEE.-We have just received 100
mats of this delicious Coffee which we can cheerfuy re-
commend to customers. GREEN YOE, Family
Grocers, So W est Baltimore street ap2I-tf
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PLATED AND SILVER WApr

PLATED AND SILVER WARE 81
~ " e" = sly. Il r. CAMPBELL, .r q.
227BALrMoRE STREET southeast corner OF Charles. p
Teasets Spoons Forks WATERS and all other articles in
the Silver and Plated Ware Line. - ie2-tf q
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=
w BALTIMORE
Tho rco f., >,,n,,on City DlR ECT DRY
jece by the City Council Which had caused ion
and failure to publish at the appointed tmeof the City
rectoy II has been rec0mmenc d. and will be hurried
through as rapidly possible The publisher respectfully
making the best the Kind ever pu6sheG f in Bst
more O sVinS an NE needed information to his canvass
handing corrections, &c lie intends that the Prnting
any previously published The work heretoor ha not e
now as the community beginning realize great
He soicits sUBsCRIrTIoNs-and the Directory lays
ices Of Law Doctors, Court Rooms Banks brres
one that there clap trap humbug about They viii
be inserted and at lower rates than in
10, o.. JOHN ", WOODS,
Jezl2t- POP Baltimore street
TNHE FINEST VEAL OF THE SEASON.
and the public to the VEAL raised by Mr. Moses D. Price
SaHs HRsh a5 T at P Hs e R
RANk OF COMMERCE., BALTIMORE, June 18th,
FE GfFy OF Ps s Ra @
Tl 81 pc The held at the Banking ogs on MONDAY the 18th
isl8-law3w - GEO. c, MILLER Cashier.
EuREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE, June 90,
u IS59[fhe President and Directors the FIREMEN'S
81 b5R na Sp AK f FTH cRT
3 ss Gq Or after TVFsPh RSR s. s 81 @ 5 3
NOTlCE.-Having seen an advertisement in the
! Sun Of AN EXCURSION TO CAMBRIDGE, by the
Nv ashlngton Literary Association, Wednesday, June
"a; on board the Steamboat LANCASTER" THIS Is TO
NOTIFY THE PUBLIC THAT NO SUCH EXCURSION
WILL TAKE PLACE, the Lancaster has not been
chartered 10y said association for that day.
le2l.2t JOS JAS TAYLOR. Agent.
| <STTn FOR HAVANA.
sAs-s=s,-2a The fine new Ocean Steamship
"BALTlMORE,"
X b GFef, Sommandfr will sail for ayapa direct carry
| instant
For freight passage, having rstclass stateroom ac
| Communications, apply To
FRIEND, RICKETTS, & co,
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DVFRTI,SJNG RATES.
TO CORRESPONDENT

- Longer advertisements at proportionate rate
contracts to be matters of special agreemen
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CCCCCgg0sSrG

WHEELER h WILSON'S
SEWING ACHJNE
NeW and Valuable Impropemen
DIAGRAM OF THE LOCK STITCH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
from Alta California, OCT. IS
SCENE OFF CAPE HORN-A BOSTON SHIP ENPE-
RIENCF

The ships Southern Cross and Webfoot which arrived
at this port the 22i instant, the first from Boston anu
the latter from New York, experienced unusually heavy
weather of Cape Horn. In conversation held yeste-
day with their commanders, obtained some interest
ing facts relating to the voyages. The Southern Cross
under Captain owes left Boston the 10th Of June
making the passage Isl days, crossing the line on the
Atlantic side in thirty days and fur to the westward
as to sight pcrnambuco and Cape St Rogue. She passed
the straits Of lie Marie August 10th, being 6O days 10
Cape Horn Then she, course, got the wind III her
teeth and being reduced to her small canvas the stout
ship baticd the elements for twentythrce days OH the
Cape greater part Of the time in heavy gales Of wind
with frequent rain hail. AMI squalls On the night
OF the 81 Of September during tremendous gale, a
wonderful phenomenon manifested itself The rare spec.
taclc of an Aurora AusraliS, or Southern Lights was
witnessed 1t commenced about Il o'clock in the nom
ing and increased in splendor until towards daylight
when it gradually faded before the light oil day OuT IN
fornan states that the whole heavens were oil deep ieu
which color was reflected in the upon which fear
full sea was running. These snrmnuntcd 10y combs
not Of the usual white but almost blood red Some OF
the crew We're much frightened Once during the night
tremendous hail and snow squall burst upon the ship
Through the whole Of this the flames assumed the same
roseac hue, and when spray cw over the snip iri
to the lceward in ruddy showers Between the squalls
in the clear places in the sky the mysterious lights were
seen shooting mp in spiral strcaks nearly 10 the zenith RI
now iashin. in the intense darkness with meicorc
briancy and now looming up against the horizon as
with the blaze of terrible Couia@raon 50 that the
glare reflected upon the sails. Captain Ho"cS aud
his officers say that they have witnessed anything
cqualling this display tor masncencc During the gaze
several times 1T night brilliant 1tos or balls oil cleo
trio fire. appeared uicicn% at the mehctiS, yai'h'
and other salient points The Southern Cross was twenty
DAYS from 20 south in the Pacific to the equator re
maably quick passage for this OF the year the
best made being nineteen days.
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THE ABOMlN ATOMS OF MEMS EtARlS AND
SHAWLS. AND WuMEN'S HOOPS

CORRESPONDENT ii the DAYTON Religions Telescope
the organ ii the United Brethren Church ! much rNe'-
ciscd the prevalence 81 some :" the fashion" "i me
present day.
In regard to wearing the beard, alter attempting 10 re
(uc all the arguments urgrL in favor of the tolerance OF
that aprcnda-e, lac says
40 ny mind ii sAvors Of b.rhari,ln. aud i lack Of
utilization 70 ministers OF the gospel SIT, III Tune
Of worship and tr and pull 1T their boards. like an
kcc maid milking goat Is perfectly ridiculous and in
compatible with their calling
Shawl wearing i, thu, disposed 81:
.IAc same evil occurs IN ministers 81 the gospel wear
ug ShawlS and the reader will oGltr me to remind hIh
that these Vulgar fashions, general hing take tnr
origin in and 1hont houses Of iIitm" Hence TIM iic
rs wears shawl next the merchant tt"r II Is to ms
interest t. sell them Next the LAWYER AMI The
doctor. and last. the minister comes pacing NJ ia t'
rear cry l@ bark GENT, tn,u ut tn shawl tribe lie "
not coniormcl 10 the world, but rather rcpf"Sc the
world therefore :,utoniSh Won. under the penalty Z"
nv calling that ynu ont l.ui.t the w"t' aud h.
separated that pIrakc not oil her plaques when ."
the cry comes back like avalanche, physician, heal
thysclf the power Of IcFroo lS I" Tia" ground ana the
poor world -cuniOrmcd lauachrr become, mere CPhe
in the Christian church.
Expanded skirts however. the main Objects ct the
writer's ahorrcuc". IL goes on H. say:
Tile like disastrous effect produced in the church.
where ministers wives aud their dan. htcrs found i'll
the vulgar fashion ot wearing hoops. III common with
many others both in thu ciuuch and in tie world. !
my late travel, found Large class I" professors !t''
Ing under very srriou dn'u'ty -r""iuE ont 81 'tS
matter The minister WHO had iah"rd "t them was =
very prominent man tud nc who had athniiy preach
cd against pride III MI it, forms, yes. alter all suffered ms
own daughters indulge in wearing loop, Hni On he
ing told that il offensive t" many ri the members IL
the church be still failed u rule his family and The re
suit was that they withheld part Of his salary h"r,h}
producing breach that my possibly he closed ~
This and other al u similar character induces me
to write this article cannot Soc how Ministers, ana
especially ordained ministers suffer such things III
their families, whr'. their ordination was obtained III
part upon the fr"win" declaration ~ the apostle
zone that rlrh well his own hous" having his children
in subsection with Ill gravity; for il u man know ne"
how to rule his house no" shall be thr care OF the
church of God =, And why sh"ud not Their not having
their families il subj elton 10 hr Gospel OF Christ no"
causes the world t. look upon them rs h'in@ unworthy
II TINT office, And unGi not she'd many trIrs 10 haze
general conference nuke the rulc work both ways
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to almost entirely coninc him within doors i yet pos
sess of one of the most humorous tcmcranents ever
met with To be sure, he had hi" sal moments Is he
often confcsses yet STILL at his business and IN his family
he is the incarnation Of good humor and thus. III meas
ure mrates the knowledge Of 4 cioImity that other
wise would he painful To contemplate.
Ihcy are a clever st If fellows these hunorists-
they who laugh and shout the loudtt and always lii
load from your heart every time yoH see Their merry
couptenouCcs good, iatuled fellows, who take the
yrd - il come. and 20 through life though they
had no other desire than that of Keeping the world IN
good spirit gi,ng the cold shoulder to E>cuaruS and
only ooiu. in 1t tn undertaken when, physically they
are unable 10 laugh amy longer
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IMPORTANT NEWS run nv i'Np'i-'
French paper, received tF The t'ti' ''''i N"''m
her H. contains reNs Of such Importance I" me i''r'
that ~, think il nccr.'y t. translate 1t ur thcI ben III
immediately Here is the mnuctli"us EudSnnh
..Tla ,in,,rn ot tl. Court 81 Conir.nr i gon- 10
,, r,. III. r,,.t urop tL,, fashion, II the
-. !. .I ,.-,.,-l - nor MAJESTY. tr,. E,nn...
Isoi,iy.,, L.,i.I,rd and t,r ,romel,a!,., in
. - ,irtt. a,,.r,. H. E;.s In. hrrn al.tcd
an l., y;u l.. ,f tbis u,,,cri.l hut not long aud
,r,no They ne ~ lie short, - Il. t. show tn. lower
,,,rt az ,l L.g. Iul.,
.,. ;,, Ma ,,,,I, IA. i -, i,,,r,i,l
7 . :; ,;I.I,. : NH. +. ION. ,f,,,n
utCiee' '"'S ' -, ..,LI,..,
:" '"'H 'o'''' 80 - 80 = II. ,,;,,. an
SoIt'nnc"'' " !'' "'' -, XXX. -. I,,y
- : IN, ,;,;. A.. ,r,.,I,rl il ,,u.ri.,
soon ci'''"''''" WI, :" y" ;, :; : i m ~
anu now ''oh on. ''i,' - - NJ i.t ,t
'"'"s',','' ~ ','. ,. - a. ,li I,tI n
r,''u7' :" '"'" - :, Al. I,,,,,, MI -,
'''' 'l,'. ~ w, i. an, i : ,,, i tI ,,r
- "','.' - ,,,,f,, - tifs r,.u,I, r.lirt
80
ieiii'il' - ~ S''"
AurLurArEp Iup;,as ia, aiuItcation Of Liquors
has crown Ia he positive ,ii III this county, and one
that demands the assistance ~ the strong u the
Iw in il, surpIo. ion Not t, paste that do not
read al Sn,d.r deaths nom The n dragged liquors.
nan. itrr.,,r,,l from Pix. Peak states that hIu-
rds ., miner. mn, 4, ing ii, from the u.s.. of ,tvcninr
v,isl,, Another writer ro,,tivc, asserts that mrIp
,I ,li,y ~ Ia. .i,s which have been commit
trI n the riind ~,t,a oI tie past .iy months have
~ ,L r.,.I, ~ >rr.sv, NJ. nt lulIrritrG nduur~
In New York a poor woman drank bt cnr glass 81 IL
ulor at i, porcr-hnIs. aud shortly after sisn rn7icj
and she ir from Grr h'd anu died ~ great agony. Ia
Massachusetts wh"r" li& sac ~ i''""i = ''i'' " 49,.
IL Il State agent, h. ht> been detected m druSIul- NE u
qorS sold t. fearful r\trnt sold ~" I"I medical i"
scs Again IN Lancaster county. dctcrH IiI"i' purcia
ql barre! of hSkv fIum another person, whprcrtStit
Ell that il pure old rye the same u, specimen Il"
showed but when the purchaser came 10 examine the
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From The Philadelphia EuiI,tn !
GOOD HI NOR.

ONLY move along ia the world with Your heart ani
hand open and Won will find scores OF Individuals whose
smile will speak t. that OF yours and whose hands VIII
b. EAGER to grasp yuur proierel welcome make these
the conditions because much depends upon the mood
man is in whether perceive in another those quail
tcs that are lacking in himself Any inclined t."
grumbc AT the disappointment and reXationS oil NE VIII
soon discover that society III which he speed
lily innoculacd by the cuntagon and that they IN ''
are prone to asgavae his slenetic mood by ventin2
their hatred upon him the cause Of all their dkc'n
teutment
| have frequently met with those who on the spur OF
the moment had voted ''the pleasantc>t people IN r
world simply from the fact that was III the best "f
humor with myself on the OCCASION and therefore III the
excess OF ms v unable to be in any but the best OF
humor with Others aud from this personal experience
have aigucl that when disposed to find fault
with Others the of the fault frequently lies within
ourselves
Good humor is not to be acquired without somewhat
OF selt-sacrtice There upcrities in our nature, pos
sbly innate that years Of patient toll and watculnesS
only can smooth down For instance. there are some
mouths that seemingly formed for nothing but
poutng as others apparently incapable OF anything
but distributing smiles and kisses So that the former
in order to receive the cordial reception Of the latter
named must be taught soften down line or two and
cut loose from all such tanging alliances Friendships
blythe by lasting when embalmed by The
recollection of IA sunny smile and q warm Kiss.
Much Of physical well as moral deorinIty Is 10 DC
concealed by steady vein OF humor running through
ones character / have in my mind ut this moment a
friend who while badly crippled in one OF his limbs as
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ESoLIsH ~ Es0LASD.-T% L0nd0s ALAeSaH7I
concludes g long re,.ew Of Bsr:lct;s Dictoasry Of
Ane Icguisus e. follow:
hesbrble nay repeat what we have re-
Gently asssred tsGt pre- English h.7 tor sotne
iiu.e tteL III great peri, sbd lujeed snueEl' much
o.u age Lefe az b0pe.' IL Is Dot obly iht skillfu
writers Ts,bsr use La in thsa Saxon Words ba, there
aIe ynut ard ,1e folk among u who, although tOey
have been T. school s.d onght 10 be lsr,e ,nd 10
kIos better gladden. thciI fpIirh hearts and s.5en
tho-e OF their el5ee, by cutting OCT new shapes oil
,pe.oh, so, by often nslns eea gaining for en- .
o, IL on their lips II n1 10 Jar v0r1-bOOks Against
these must keep -a'ch, or they will make our
u,tt ei tongue itsesf uh.oYeiy."
Tse Saizrd0y Rertc n az article upon Dan
Trrreb's Select Glo7sa.y, says:
"OIe Cf the most lasting and Of the worst re-
sul's Of The Norma Conquest bss been that
lol ger freely crese and compound cords in cor orn
ioi ne IKE our f.Os learrss the G. ,atiDeBt Bat
be,!des tbefe Lece'saIY evil, hecps q Ffencl ana
Is .ords or vba. you'd fain be taken for Freoch
and Latin sorcs have been poured in upon rs without
the shghisst ne.e. TIE language Of 81 Iho@s'
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TRE TIGERs OF SNeAPoRE A travelling cnrre-
.poI dent # lie Nsn-HompskUrs Pgtr1o. Gays: lee
lslapd Of Singapore he's al The ea'teru end OF TOO
SrIalts and Is IS uiles lorg by IL broad The mean
irg If the VOID SIS snpie * the Place oi Lyons,
which in long tose has been an inappropriate trn,
~ &c hons bow. become obsolete, aud toeIr plsc being
supphed by tigers considerable lumber hse 10 mo
tail grass ana jungle IN oifi-Tert pars ~ The rdsno
hut the srsley pa,t ssim over from the peN,Deals,
finn Which il is ,epsrsed by q strait blte Wde.
her pressed by bupscf they oten are, they ew,m
over Ia The laId, and c"Ic-ahcs them-el,e. "a the
grass ard tmcksts, ss'ch the Malsys and Chinese
when they 40 10 their fede to l.epr and sp,ioging
M. n them ,uik- a bios On The back Ut tho seek,
vi icp yr'du .s iDetsDt death by breaking IL IL
stated III bo. k ana nevspsper, aud up'e inquiry
was to1 II true b, the most respe table lohsni-
,srts, that bet~.en $40 aid 40 Cbiu-se and Malays
IRE killed every year by these fcrsipas mos.eera
Willie We wsIe .tr z at Singapore the sTnsaloi mr.
Wsrd our Munster :" Cbes, arge tiger YES killed,
and bis b.dy brpDg into the tosc for the osp>cton
of III. cur,o,s Though i. re r- sard is offered by
the Gvy.,Dntpt Of the island fir every Que sskeu
be,iot the ,k,b ia ~orth $50. No progress has
been mace iosand extern iasting them, mr. even d.
mibisblpg their lumber.
THI BIBLE IN AR.BIc.--This language ~ spokse
BY o. hes than eighty milous ot p-ople ssstssfed
itrous hout &, no, Northern Ahlct Arsrs, h,od rean
ana CbIs. Through all there regious bMrtrs 10 the
circulation II III. Scriptures have been broken aosn
40 rapidly Ne 70 suTpTre The most "a gu,ue. No kney
or pr-., poses ever SET up these barriers sssa,
ara loud il bo~ tb. c-ll to give tho Arabic bo's 70
these nee sable % ihops. The ls,uepted DIR. 4 ) "hh
HAD cou.d d pew ahd tu,sr,o, ira sa'ioa u the keS
L. atAn, n, 10 fhe l,si of Ac's shea death tok ni1
away from biz hv.d and .linp Ttani i.bms. The
soIk vi hoW.v.r, bs compl-fed uoder the skip seA
eieigy VI Dr. Van Dyke, Of the Syriss Mission, wae
il .u inruty su.'i6.d ~ .pccsea DR.. Smith 10 the
work Each proof s sent for criticisms aud s"stes-
iiups to oil the members of the u.son, and sss sab.
j.ct.d 10 the rigd scrutiny ~ the mo-t ieAsso
sramm.rian 10 Sy,i.. Thu Ar hic New is-t4r
!. IN take rapk - a classic ~heIevcr pure Arabs N
spoken and YET not be b-yord the reach oi the cS-
mon peep e.-li, Oh Traveller, Aug. ~.
ConMrRcE oY HoSTrEAL.-7he Monfrsd Herald
puhh,h.B n state .st shosmg the quantity anA vsss
Of poocs IN ported 1t that port dudng the last az
oibr in comp arson with the same ue Last year, -
toloVs:-
1873. 1859.
Dntiabs soods...... 377o..s2 S67S,75t exY5,to9
Pee sos ds.......... l,Tsno bfs@3 90 SI
To,al.......ssI,SS7 ~, 5ooos sS578,Hs
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i"sa If f. het ding hsNs dorsb young ohl'r ard
al -sr' tseBy people 40 oh. w-d toosee, and spas
CD ssiy ps.k.a atmosphere sspri.ed Of all
lie moisture AID els- icny by tie "a teat 81 the an
iIscs .,.ve thai giou,1 spi ,srobbod 10 ne midie
o. - J. l.o. neve der. blind the stove the eide
e he car in lIge brers, vas the following inscnp-
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~ oDIoUS PRACTICE.


Awav again through TIE eternal pine fele-t fer hcn-
drecs cf niles Tie rsilwsy was a. straight - ga
arrows n. D., or nah. mLEcsl Inc. ana &c had T.
travel for iliy bouts without otor sioPp ,s-e tlaa
nal Ten min ute or quarter Of an ho-r Tor bresk
f,st cr 5iuuer The country ~as tpiciare,qu-, the
ras theIeyeIse Of able, AID se p y "ooeo,
VS. tfcult TO lie VOL IL ear Or Carriages ~he-e
there was support for the back or t'e head oil me
,,b.npv t-ayelef where there vas not even p Sc
10 stow away hGi, q stick, az uUhreI,, or q oesi
eri vheI. ebou, -x.y per.ors q 81 sges ara c'nI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-18
IN TIE MISSISSIPPI.

ON leaving It Loais our sAnssi'ns were NJ OF t1e
,rs, agreeable lind. Tao dsy' previously tue stesh-
~ Coofe Cross nan had burst her eoier Gear psee
called n ". sisdud several hundred ules 90 va ,as
ca,sny And i,u long lists Of the KILLED aad Wouuded'
As We dove down 70 the levse TO ssou'e oI' We
,ror. on board OF the Phaeelphis The inaa ners-
boys thrust into our hltds Tee ~; LoI,S ny
bn,st;ns Of the tolope Cfossmsu-6ty people killed
Tbs was not pleasant bat s the seIs-tnere
he hope that suca calamity would eadoT TIia eAua