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, 1859-03-18
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
SfEIIlCOON, ". 7, FRIDAY, CHS, lSj
HOPES DEFERRED.

very limited amount, if any at all, oi 'uahhs OF
gratitude to bcstOw upon the administration thus
far, Of James buchanan. Ater assuming '.'
rcins Of goverpment, the President LOST out Il'ic
s,...e - '.-e -. ooo,,d o,r from tbr
washington anu sear0e! eOoNu ~ -
excitement oi the great uians"iA, 'OH'Is' ''s,'
g and entered upon tnS ulScnasO J. No % uu',t I'D
, 1859-03-18

PERsoNAL-Major G. O. HAllsr, 4th Infantry,
U. s. A, commanding at Fort Townsend, arrived
in town yesterday on the Consultation. si
, 1859-03-18

PEB. DOC,=-Our thanks are rendered 10 Hon
Joseph Lane, Delegate from Oregon, for publi'
documents received by the last mail.
, 1859-03-18

MIssiNG.-ln the latter part Of January last
Mr.. F. schrotor cn stci'acoom for Port Town.
send, in the schooner Blue Wig Capt StowrlL
Some six or seven weeks have passed since Their
departure, during which time nothing has been
seen or heard Of either the vessel or any one OIL
board of her, and serious apprchensi1ns arc FL
for their safety An Indian arrived in town
last week with report Of the destruction OF
small vessel, and murder Of those on board, IN
an inlet on Nashons Island, in retaliation for III
iuries sustained by the Indians. How much
truth is contained in this story, we arc unable
to say Mr. Schroter is an old resident OF this
Territory, and is favorably known to all persons
doing business on Puget Sound. Should he in
deed be lost, as feared, feelings Of regret cannot
but be felt by all who knew him. At different
periods he has resided and been engaged in bus
mess in several towns on the Sound, but lattcrly
Steilacoom has been his home.
The mother Of Capt. Stowell resides at What
com, and is naturally in great distress and sus-
pense concerning her son. Any information REL
ative to the missing schooner, addressed to Mrs.
E. Stowell or S. w. Herring at Whatcom, will be
thankfully received. ...
, 1859-03-18

PuTRID SORE THRoAT.-This malady, which
two or three years ago was so prevalent and fatal
in California, destroying entire families in some
cases, We griCve to see quite prevalent lately in
Oregon and portions Ofthis Territory. In Oregon
many have died Of it, and in one family four
children very swept away within iOrtnil h.,
VIC believe; while in Tharston county no less
fatality has attended it. Our contemporary at
Olympia almost weekly contains announcements
Of deaths from this cause and many painful
bercavements have occurred there during the
winter. Asyet we have not heard Of single
case terminating fatally in this county, though
they have been quite numerous. Two cases
have occurred in our own family; but, being
taken in hand at an carly stage, cures were elsiy
effected. The progress Of the disease is very
rapid; generally terminating in death within
lorty-eight hours from its inception. We desire
10 impress upon parents and others tho impOr
tance Of attending to it as soon as the first symp-
tom appears, as delay Of single day usually
places it beyond the reach Of the most sIxilfal
physician. y "a aI l1
, 1859-03-18

FAIL AND worxD.--A. little girl about nine
years Of age, on Friday last, while playing near
Nj. Phillip Keaeh's store, had the misfortune 10
fllin IN, midst Of some broken bottles, one Of
which inflicted severe cut on the right wrist,
laying bare the radial artery and severing the
sinews. The wound bled prOfiscly. Dr.. Ridgely
dressed the wound, and we arc pleased to learn
that the child is now doing we'll q w b1A
, 1859-03-18

A Boers CLAM ExrLoDED. Not long since,
saysthe WaahingtOR Star, Congress made acall
for information concerning the pretended right Of
The Hudson's Bay Company 10 the fec simple title
to The lands in the United States west Of the
Rocky Mountains, long goccupiodby officers and
employees This caIlwas referred to Qdar.er-
master Gen. Jessup, for reply; and Il appears
70 be understood in military circles hero, that his
report will prove entirely conclusive against the
justice OF legality Of this British claim. wshave
no doubt Of the het that twill Be very interest
ing pape7ra valuable addition to the written his
tory Of our eountry's possessions in tho North
Pacific country /; for, since COL Benton's death
Gen. Jessup IS tho man, Of al living Americans,
best qualified to deal such subject
, 1859-03-18

cAFazD.-FrOn Mr.. Herring, who came pas
senger in the Constitution yesterday, wo learn
that the new schooner Carolina, so tons, Capt
Jones, was eaPsi.ed ina gale last Tuesday be-
tween Lummi Island and the main land, Halc's
passage. All hands saved.
, 1859-03-18
BI THE 'aH
PUGET MILL COMPANY.

TEEkALEr, W. 7.
(tARGO or THE BARQUE OAK HILL, no
arrive abOuI The 18Th oi January; cargo Of he bie
K0L0A. TO arrive AOut the lst Of February and cargo
of the schooner ToANDA, to arrive about The ls,huf
February, all direct from lIostOu, via: .--'.,.
Ieb,ob and cuml.rl.nI oAh' eat
, 1859-03-18
- For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, e. -.
WistaT's BRlsnm of wild Cherry. -

- F0r the Lungs, Coughs, COlds. C. -.
WIst"T's BHlsnm of wild Cherry. -
We regard the Wild Cherry tree as one os N.,n..,
pysemns-a sort Of Good Samaritan Of the Forc', we
msdeaI gum has relieved the sunrrinrs and sSv.d
o. uousahs. The Basam prepared by Dr. WSaS Il \ @ .ss
1 I tehable preparation Of the real Cherry es.
a u remedy by no means "bad TO takeH We s.ss,
eonhdeny and strongly In lis praise iroIn haVrg Psas
prescriptions had proved Of no effect. ~ IN Ssnsr
Sold by allrespectable druggists sa
nc sauo, as there are many counterfrIts. Look v.I :,
e signature before purchasing Take none nnIeSs Il sh
name o. Henry WistaF, ND, PhlladelnhlaI ana Ss,& &
shgraVed on the outside wrapper. An ohsra ~
PARK WHITE the only Agents. to whom an -
should be addressed. " "'''n an efdsiA
importers, Wholesale aud Retail Aren,.sssq
ALL VALUABLE PATENT MgDIcIHES, WARRANTED
GENUINE
l32 Washington st., opposite the Market San P,,..n..
nostctteT-The surprising eITerfs Of H..,..-'
IbtS N%ETABLE STOMACH BlTTEkS IN Femovln. ~
orsng an appetite, inlpMrng heah and tone 10 lhe sS,
nnd dlsspaing dyspepc symptoms, are truly Wonds,t1
Every nervous dcbtaied, weak and enaclae per,on ~,
Semae should try 4 At One Wine.gias,feil ,st
" lady ~ child In deblated condition. half M
WI 10 nntI sufficient strength restored which vT h ss
1t very short time and convince the patient II ths ]
he AbOte named happy rerus which have ralne for hss
hners % snch an enyiabe reputation everywhere. ''
80. PARK s WHITE. sole Ae.nt.. z
SOsam l3e Washington ~, San F,anen..
, 1859-03-18

RoBBERy.-A few evenings since the house Of
Mr.Wm. Tidd, in this town, wasrObbed durirg
his temporary absence. The thief helped hiH-
SELF to al Of Nj, Tidd's best clothes, and sandry
other articles. One Of she stolen articles or
clothing was found on the pcrson Of an indiyid-
ual who enjoys tho reputation in this community
of being " hummer" and rcjoices in the snob-
biSh name Of Frederick William Hamilton. lie
seeounled fsits being IN his possession BY stat
ing that he gave afmsn City cents for it who
was desperately N want Of something to cat,
Whether this explanation was satisfactory +
Mr. TiddOr not, We are not apprised; but We arc
certain that no arrest has been made. lsas
, 1859-03-18

OATs-sOOO bu,hcl. Oats for sale " \. ~.
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ADVANTAGES.

l. THE CoLUNBUs FENtE INSTITUTE, being the largest
School in the State and of the largest in the
country. afford to- and does pay such salaries to
secure the best of Professors and Teachers.
, The location is remarkably healthy, there never
having been single death among the pupils board
ing at the Institute since its establishment thirteen
years ago.
3 The location Is peculiarly fortunate in the refine
ment and intelligence of the community. and the
strength of its moral and religious sentiment
T. The School edlhce is equal 10 any other in point
Of commodiousness and adaptation to the wants OF
such an institution.
5. The large number Of pupils enables us to &C.
eomplish complete classification. and dispose the
labor Of the teachers to the highest possible adyan.
tage.
5. THE MUHc DErARrMENris furnished with four su.
periOr Teachers-one gentleman and three ladies'
1t is also supplied with eleven Pianos mostly new
fine Meodeon, one of Brownies splendid double Rc-
ton Harps. and two Guitars.
:. The CHEMICAL LABORATORY IL complete and is in
the hands OF a thorough Chemist who gives instruc-
ton III this department, after the most approved
method-chlehy 10y lectures and experiments The
same Professor teaches Physiology and Rvgiene and
has the advantage OF complete human skeleton
set Of charts and other apparatus to illustrate the
subject The Philosophical apparatus is as good as
that IN possession Of most Female Colleges.
:; TIE GEOLOGICAL CABINET contains a most valuable
and extensive collection Of specimen rocks, precious
stones, minerals. fossils, shells, &c II will compare
iayorably with the collections in most of our State
Universities
g. The Department Of DRAwINS and PAINTING is very
prominent here, and the number Of pupils large 4
superior Lady Artist, Of long Xperiencc devotes her
undivided attention to Il.
10. feature Of the Institute which il IA luxpry as
necessity is its handsome Roadinq- Room II CON
talne Library OF about five hundred wcll-sclectcd
volumes, and is supplied constantly with n large
day. VI '''e
The Institute is neither Scctaran nor denomina.
uonai. The Board Of Trustees and the Faculty arc
composed of members Of the various denominations
ana no partalty To one or another is allowed 10 de-
vclop itself IN the operations of tho school Vt ~
teachers are all churchmemhcrS, and two Of them
for the approaching scssionMinj OF the GOSPEL
Oho MtthudlSt ana the other Baptist. strong reli
Sions influence is constantly excrtcd ovcr no n,n
| The Columbus Female Institute is not an experi
menI IL Is successfully established in the afection
! ana CONFIDENCE Of the public. Tho Trustees com
mend 4 to MIssissiPPians and to southern rarept,
generally as place where their daughters can I've a,
| wen educated and as thoroughly accomplished as a
any famous hoardingSchool thousands Of miles away
Columbus, Mss, Aug "a 1850 assn
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Prof wood. Hair Rs.tora,ivs.-For tn.


wear pa,t We have been advertising the above named
Hair Restorative. and month 10y month its sale has
gradually increased. until Il nov commands more
ready sale than any other article of It's kind giving in
almost every instance entire satisfaction. \ clergy
man. resident IN neighhoring town who had for
wears suffered from burning sensation IN the head,
with an occasionally dry, itching humor, which pre-
maturey turned the haissray, aud latterly causing 1t
10 come Of rapidly. leaving the crown nearly hare,
seeing the advertisement Of the article in the Ga5ete
was induced 20 Try it, and now, after the use Of two
bottles ONLY his hair has turned quite dark and is
very so the scalp clean, and the recently bald spots
covered with beautiful growth Of silky dark hair,
the sight Of which with his commentator Of the Re
storative, will command an increased sale We
would state t. anv who may wish to know that we
are permitted, privately, to give the name Of the in
dyidua to whose case we refer. See new advertise.
] ment in another column.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21
HolIowav,s ointment and Pius-For iDi

holloWays ointment and Pllls.-For Inlu-
Ties resulting from fire, steam, hot water, Hoo-
way'~ Ointment Is indeed healing balm. II not only
relieves the pam and Inflammation, hut prevents the
superficial sores from deepening and extending No
steamboat railway train should start without
a supply Of this great external remedy. Cuts. bruiS
e. fractures, burns, dslocatIons, etc all equally
within the field Of it, curative influence, and there Is
variety Of eruptive ulcerous disease which it is
incapable Of controlling In nineteen out Of twenty
Of the fatal camphene cases" recorded 10y the press
tins peerless counter-rrtant would have saved the
victim. The Pills equally potent in internal dis
orders.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

RS-housands Of females die annually for want Of
remedy for the ailments 10 which they are incident
The only such remedy We know Of is Sir James
rkesFemale Pills. They put mp in bottles,
containing so pills, with circular containing expli-
cit directions and post free for 81 and postage
stamps They are well known to he the only sure
and safe REMEDY for female diseases and obstruc-
tons from any cause. See advertisement IN an.
other column
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

Eay- \ cotcmporary, evidently an adj
mirer Of the Massachusetts, Senator, thus
rcioices at the happy effects produced up
on his shocked system by eminent sur
gcou- IN Europe: We are pleased "a
learn that Hon. Charles sumner is recov.
erinc. lie i in Paris. where he had his
spinal marrow taken out, scraped, soaked
in oil. and replaced, hi muscular mem
branes operated upon, his nerves taken
out aired and replaced, and is in fail
way OF recovery. lie will resume his sen,
atorial duties, ne says.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21
THREE PER CENT A MONTH,
or THE
PKRILS OF FAST LYING /;
A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN,
CHARLES BURDETT,
Author OF Second Marriage. Elliott Family" MA
rion Desmond Never too Late" etc, etc.
Ono xolmmc. l2mn- cloth. Price SlO0.

(Fr0m the Gazette
This book deserves TO be singled out and noted as
above the many novels which published. Both
in structure and style it Is entitled to the name Of
II IS Tale Of Domestic Life, rehearsing the IN
terwOyen histories Of "A round Of every day ChaTac-
and it, aim to show the follies Of the too
many. called passions and pleasures Of fashlona-
he life, touching IN no part upon ground that prop
erl~ belongs 10 the vast domain of romance.
The Bachelor Millionaire Uncle George is a char
acter reminding rs Of the Brothers CheeTyhle, and
although he teaches the sweet uses Of Adversely
with discipline It brings out the true beauty
Of character, and shows how few there who can
go through the trials Of everyday life and in the end
prove their constancy.
Copies Of either Of the above books with a.hand
Gift worth from 50 500 will be
person the United States upon receipt Of 81 o.
and p cents to pay postage, by addressing the Pub
Usher.
A and Cyaslhed CIt1isqIe Of Books in every de,
partmrnt of Literature together with list Of Gifts
and every information relative 10 the establishment
Of agencies the Gift Book business will be mailed
free to any one by
GEORGE f. EVANS,
Publisher, and Originator Of the GIFr Book Business
No. 439 Chestnut Street, PHIADELPmA
Sept. p. 1859. 5o-lw
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

SrccrssoR oF rHE L,rE Btsuor PoRrrrR.
We extract the following from the Mobile
correspondence Of the Florida Tribunes
] have heard a rumor that the success
sor OF the late respected Bishop PORTER
has been appointed, and will probably he
here within two months time. He j. said
% be the present eloquent and pious CO.
adjutor Of the Bishop Of Cincinnati. his
name Is Bishop Woods, an American born.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

tn The communication we publish to-
day from Kinds County, j. written by one
Of the first men in the state who Is, a. hc
signs himself. an old line Wing. III" at
tcntion Of our readers, and especially ct
the sensible portion OF the opposition, Is
most respectfully invited to what this wri-
ter SAYS. We think IL will convince any
man who cares for the credit ot tins Dis
trict, and for Eastern Mississippi general
ly. that lac ought To vote for Mr.. Mclain.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

SERIous AorInENr.-We regret to learn
that on Saturday last. our fellow towns
man, W. II. DRuRy. and a negro belonging
To DR.. Legrand, were seriously injured by
the falling OF a scatioll at the mill of
Mc>,r~. Taylor d Myers. The roof Of a
lumber shed adjoining the mill caught
fire. and in attempting to get on the roof,
the scatfolding gave way and precipitated
five or six persons to the ground, distance
OF fifteen or twenty feet. They were the
only persons injured.
IHmisioro Democrat.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

At a fancy Fair a sailor was strollinl
past a stall presided over by a lovely wo
man. Jack stopped, looked for a mo
ment in hreathle-s admiration. then tool
q sovereign from his pocket, laid it on the
table. and was passing. My good friend.
said the lady. won't YOU take something
tor your money!" Il thank you. mad
anne. replied the tar, with another look
I've had more than my moneys wortl
already "
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

TuE MoBuE MnL.-The stopping of
the daily trains on the Mobile Railroad at
this season Of the year. will prove a very
serious Inconvenience to the people Of
Fast Mississippi The business season Is
now about opening. and the travel on the
road will OF course be greater than at any
other time. More especially Is 1t deSira-
bic to have daily mails from the city dur
ing the business months. We hope the
directory will commence the daily trips
again at the earliest practicable moment.
Il Is hardly TO be presumed that they in
tend n put Us OH with tri-wcekly trips
during the fall and winter.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

CRops n ARKANsAS.-The Little Rock
Gazette saws that notwithstanding the fire.
quent rains i'm various sections of the
State. up to this time the prospects Of the
cotton interest were never better, and that
it the balance Of the season should be
fair, an extraordinary amount of cotton
would De gathered.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21
Mexican Mustang LInIment.

Inc popularity q the MeIIchh Wustahg Lin
tment, Is coeXtensive with the civilization Of the
globe. other articles claim to Alternate pain and dis
tresS-this cures. Family Physicians Government
Hospitals, Farners Planters, Farmers, Livery-men
&C. have practically demonstrated this fact. through
out the world No article ever before received such
undivided praise and support from Medical and Sci
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

We are enabled at last to announce the
completion Of the Mississippi Central to
this point. On Thursday last the passen-
ger train crossed the river to the great
delight of those who witnessed It. The
company intend to push the work ener-
getically forward until completed. and
ere many months roll round we will be
in continuous Railroad communication
with New Orleans and the Northern cities.
IGrcnada Rural Gentleman.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

Dc The foreign papers state that Bull
wcr's health is entirely restored. lie wa,
about leaving for the continent. and pos
sibly for Egypt and the Fast. Heis occu
pied upon q historical novel, which was
begun nearly ten years since. His hear
ing is much impaired 10y his recent i'll
ness
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

such language a. TINS = bt the constant and naut
raj echo wherever tins article - used.
This Eminent + indispensable 10 planters and
owners Of horses and mules. Mr. John Daniels
Montgomery. Ala sold slave for $500, who rais
ed from utter uscIessness by this Eminent. Every
family should have il. Beverly particular and enquir,
for the Mustang IIument and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America. Europe, and the Islands Of the Ocean .
cents. 50 cents. and sl.oo per bottle.
BARNES a PARK, New York.
For sale hy :. I. C,sTEEI- and all dealers
July =. 1859 42-6m
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

MoEE PIouS THAN LE,RNED.-A few DAYS
since. says a Carolina letter. one of our
Young planters, looking over a once prom
isinr crop. then almost drowned ont. made
the boast in the presence of his plough
man that ne wound make cFop any.
how Don't talk that way. maSsa. -
said Abram SAY if the Lord please; for
YOU know the Bible saw Paul may plant
and polish with water, but Lord give the
increase.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21
9aarrifa.

Al the residence 81 Thomas e. Heidelberg. ST.. on
Thursday last by Rev. William Mccormick Mr.. W.
=. E,KNts. OF smith County, 10 Miss SAEaH JAM Hu-
BfLulEg. Of Jasper.
~Oh Happiness. where art thou found,
Uf indeed ON mortal grnuudJ
But with faithful hearts alone
Tla. love and friendship have made one"
In PauIdfng on the 2rh inst by n VI Round,
Esq Mr. JND. ". EBERHART % Mis- PHOEBE g.
JOHNSTON. both Of Newton County
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

A VETERAN SOLDIERS BoAST.-The Duke
Of Wellington, in his Private Explanatory
Letter to Mr.. Canning in regard to a mis-
understanding between them in ls21. used
this language: e / am not in the habit Of
deciding upon such matters hastily or in
anger; and the proof of this Is, that HerrT
hat quarrel ,r,H any man IN my lte.'
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

GREAT RrN At BHLARDS.-A splendid
run" was made at Eaton 4 Wentworth's
saloon in this city, the other evening, by
promising young san Francisco amateur.
After PLAYING and losing six games, he ran
ont Of The rom ,r,fbow paying for hcm.-th'-
cage Sunday Lr1tr.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21

he'- JouN INGrRsolt. Esq, prominent
citizen Of Yazoo County, died at his resi-
dencc in that county on the 9Th inst. lie
was a son Of Hon. CHARLES JARED lNGEW-
SOFT, Of Pennsylvania, and had been a
planter in Mississippi about twenty year,.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-09-21
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

This invaluable medicine is unfaIling in the Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases incident to
the female constitution.
IL moderates all excuses and removes all obstruc-
tons, from whatever causes, and speedy may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It'll peculiarly suited twill. in a short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Thess Pills should not be taken by females that AZ
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS as
they sure 10 bring on Miscarriage; but at ere7 other
time and suery other hey perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and spinal Affections, Pain
IN the Back and Limbs. HeavineSs, Fatigue on slight
eNertion Palpitsuon Of the Heart LowneSs Of Spir.
its Hystencs SICK Headache Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by a disordered system
these Pills will effect a cure when all other means
have failed.
Fell directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 50 pills, and encircled with the
Government Stamp Of Great Britain, can be sent post
free for 81 and postage stamps.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
Rochester. New York.
For sale by Pr :. f. CAsTEEI, Paulding.
J. WRIGHT 4 CO. New Orleans.
Feb. r. 1859. ls-ly
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4 CHAN OF CIrlEs.-The chain Of cities

\ CHAIN OF CITIES.-The chain of cities
extending along our Atlantic scaboard. il
j. expected will show great increase in
the census TO be taken next year. The
population at the last census in 1850 was
Bangor 5000. Portland 2O,0O0. Ports
mouth, Y H., 10000. Boston 81 900. Pro
violence 42uDp. New Haven 1000. Brook,
lvn l2Nn0O. New York jlj.OOO Newark
5000. Philadelphia 409. 900. Wilmington
Del, 1900, Baltimore 10000 Washing
ton jOuh, Alexandria $500. Richmond
800. Petersburg l4,ol0. Norfolk 2o.7OO
Wilmington ~ G.. 5000. Charleston Is
400. Savannah 10000 Mobile 10000. New
Orleans 10000. Galveston 1900.
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II is said that the northern lights 50
scared ana old lady in Fairhaven. Mass
that she got up. dressed herself said a
prayer, took a pinch Of snuff, and went to
the meeting house, where she sat on the
steps singing hymns till broad daylight.