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An Afflicted Brother.

We deeply regret the painful affection which has
recently befen our friend and brother f. II. BKIrToN
of Charlotte n c. in the loss Of his excellent WIFE,
1t seems to us that of all bercavements sua loss
must be the scverest lie has wamest sympathies
in this painful visitation. =;
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f1nE AsD RcBE1IA Bs:-. n;i Snber living in, in te
storehousc of Mr.. JbEh Platts, OF this district was
robbed the lst of the present month"; and then set
fire TO- and that the entire contents including some
$4,000 worth of goods. and his books notes, &C., am
ountng to $500 were consumed. 1t was the work
Of an ncendiary and tho loss falls heavily on Mr..
Platts as there not dollars worth Of the pro-
perty nsured.-Barn,erN Sentinel.
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Glen Anna Female Seminary,
ThOGnasyiiIc, Davidson County, N. C..

40 THIS growing High School is situated
If ~ CHr0EH rf:rrIrrr1;
WTWs hours ride from Columbia, 5. c. We have
W. large tourstory brick building, with
So beautiful clean soil aid pure cold water.
The heaithfulness Of the place is not surpassed in
North Carolina. The Fa Session will commence on
the last WEDNESDAY in July and close December
20 1859; Spring Session will OPEN on the second
TUESDAY in January and close May 81, 1860. This
Is the cheapest school in the State ofits grade Our
Course is 'horough-bo,h solid and ornamental
Boaid, exclusive Of washing ard lights, Sc per
month; English course S5 to SIS per session; Music
on Piano or Guitar $50. NJ charge for Instruments
Maps. Globes Fuel or Servants French Latin and all
Ornamental Branches $5 each
We hope all pupils will 6c present at the opening
OF the session so to be tassed but will be received
at any time and charged to the end Of the session.
Onr corps Of teachers is complete. For further par
ticuIars and catalogues. address.
J. W. THOMAS,
President Board of Trustees
July 26.-tL ThomasvilIe, N. C.
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Two Hours in Fairy Land.

We have been requested to say that Miss RAYMOND
designs visiting Camden shortly. and will give one en-
tertanmcnt of Two Hours in Fairy Land" or Mrth
Marvel ind Miracles.
Our exchanges in Charleston aud Columbia speak
highly Of her entertainments, as being intellectual
chaste, and amusing,
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We have received from Mcssrs. J. B. LlfTrycorr, &
Co., copy Of Book, Fortyfour Years ofhe Life of
Hunter, being "reminiscences OF MEsHAcH BROWNING,
a Maryland Hunter. roughly written down by himself
and revised and illustrated BY C. STABLER.
For sale by J. 4. Young, Camden, s {.
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Camp Meeting at Smyrna.

We have been requested to. state that Camp Meet
ing will commence at Symrna ChurclS this District,
on Friday evening next embracing the last Sabbath
in the month.
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Peace Concluded,

Every u,as with lpsan heart must rejoice at tire
prospect Of peace betweca the conflicting elements IN
Europe We learn this gratifying news from the da'ty
Southern Guardian of yesterday, which reached Us by
the morning mall in advance Of the Charleston papers
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C. MEYER respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally, TINT lie has constantly on hand TT:
AMOS equal to those Tor which he received the Prize
Medal in London in S5!.
All orders promptly attended to- and great care
taken in the selection and packing OF the same.
He las received, during the last fifteen years, more
Medals than any other maker, from the Franklin In
stue-aso First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
Warercoms. No. 772 Arch street, below Eighth,
South side, Philadelphia.
June 2l,-cow6u.
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The Bible Society of SUMTER as VIC learn from the
Vatchman have appointed the following delegates to
the Bible Convention at Iorkvo on the I'd prox
w. +. Dick, w. +. b. Haynsworth. J. S Richard
son, Jr., G. s. G. Deschamps, J. d. Blanding, j. n
Corbct H. J.. barr, d. j. VIM. j. H. pnglc 4. \.
Gilbert.
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Colonel of the Esd. Regiment.

we learn from the Columbia papers that 1t Sot :
Loeox, was elected Oh Saturday last Colonel OF the
23,l Rcg5Hseet--rcce Coz WILLIAM WALLACE, esectcd
Brig:dicv Gcsscgal.
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SAD DEATIL-Mr. John Charles Of South Carolina.
dealer in slaves died suddenly in this city on Tues
day last by taking dose of morphine in mistake for
quininc is said he lived about three hours after
taking the fatal poson.-.lpntgomey Confederation
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spARrAxBrnG.-W understand that tie crops III
portions of our district doing badly but yet hope
for an average. The intensely hot weather of the past
week has gcndcred good deal Of sickness. but per-
haps not than usual during the heat of summer.
Spartan
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respectable Physician In Canada
West. PREsccrr, G. W, Nov. 90, lsj5.-Dear
Sir: 1t affords me pleasure in complying with your
request, in giving expression of my opinion o. the
virtues Of the Ocygendted BHefS:
II is now nealy two years since I recommended
its to some of my patients. in variety of Chron
ic Diseases and with the most happy effects.
1t has proved very useful in Dyspepsia, Nervous
Headache, arrangement Of the Stomach, and in Cen
era Debility. Therefore let all those who are aillic-
ted with the above diseases, try the Ohygenated Bit
teYs, and their Success is certain.
| am Sir, yours truly
(5D r. ". EVANS, Md, & Druggist.
Sold by JOHN J. McKAIN Camden, S. c.,
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4 Dull DAY At MOBILE THE Mobile Advertiser
of the 18th says Not single bale of cotton arrived
down the Mobile and Ohio Railroad yesterday, and
not single steamer arrived from either of rivers.
Neither was there a single arrival Of any kind Of a
craft from sea.
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White Plains Academy,
Chesterfield Distict, So. CaOiina.

~ THE TRUSTEES OF THIS ACADE-
I4trEAssz my located in Chesterfield District, enc
of the most , .sa1a,. nsay and ", desirable s :ss sss
wish to give notice that the School is now in quite
healthy state of progress.
Amplc provision has been made for the accomrlo-
dation of vonng Ladies' that they may obtain board
and Lave every necessary attention, the most rea
sonabe terms.
As respects teaching abilities we are confident III
saving tl,a tile addition Of Mr. R. H. McKINNON
as Principal cf this Academy is sufficient to warrant
the belle that this Institution will be second 10 but
Rev. f. DAVID will be continued as Agent and
Superintendent Of the School, and will give attention
principally to the English Department and Moral
Science.
Mr.. McKINNON, graduate of the S. C College,
with ten years experience in teachng-is Principal
OF the Languages and Mathematics.
Miss J. M. fIENEkY, of Anson Co., n. c., a grad.
uate Il the Carolina Female College; is Teacher of
Philosophy History. Botany, Astronomy, French, &c.
Mrs. A. t. EVANS, 0! Marlboro District S. C,
graduate OF Limestone Springs Female High School,
will have charge olhe Musical Department and Or.
namcntal Branches and will be assisted when needed.
Rates Of Tuition per Session OF Five
Months.
First Grade Latin, Greek & Mathematics, $500
i'll English, lluV
Second 500
Lower Department, 600
Extra Studies:
Music, Per Session: sl5O0
Wax and Leather Work, $40
Drawing and Painting, 500
Embroidery and Flat Work, 500
French. QUO
Use of Piano. 200
Board, including Washing, Room rent Fuel and
servan: to attend the Room; S43.5o per session.
Is" Tie subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he is how prepared to receive Young La
dies and furnish them with everything necessary for
their co,trfort while engaged in course Of Studies
He has fitted lip convenient Boarding House-ad.
Joining the Academy Lot: C. DAVID.
Parents or Guardians need have no apprehension
in committing their daughters wards to our care as
no rains will be spared in the proper discipline of The
MUD, and the improvement Of morals
April 5-eowGm.
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xx7M. ANDERSON. Agent for Tho

w SALEM WOOLEN GOODS, is now prepared
70 receive orders and Planters desiring their sun.
Mics will please send their orders early, and there
nv secure an carly delivery. W. ANDERSON.
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COMMITTED.

TAKEN up aud committed TO the Jail of Kershaw
l. DISTRICT. on Monday the llth day o: July inst,
by W. F. Morre, Mulatto Negro Boy. who says his
name is Dare and that he belongs to Ralph Swudlcr,
of Newberry District, S. c. Said Boy is about "a or
25 years of age, five feet six or seven inches high
square built thin vsagc, bad countenance, several
about the face. each cheek which is very
perceptible, and has stoppage in his speech. The
owner is requested to come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him away.
July lg,-tf. Z. 4. SILL, S. K. D.
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Kerosene Oil.

TJNTE subscriber being Agent for the Column
| ban Company, can now offer superior article
which will burn well. J. }. McKAIN.
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE
WATEREE DIVISION NO. 9.

JNlErcguariL Lcctlng othis Division vii. behclG on
l. Thursday evening at o'clock
d. SlIEORN, R. s.
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Town Property
FOR SALE.

TJHE TOWN COUNCIL OF CAMDEN offer for
Il sale the OLD MARKET, on the corner of Broad
and King Streets (exccpt the Town Clock and
Steeple.) Also that HOUSE anG LOT next to Ne.
roney Boswelrs, OH Broad Street, used at present
as Council Room and Guard House.
Offers for the above may be handed to the Recor->
der OF any member OF the Council. (By order of
Conncl) ). X. WITIIERSPOON
july l2 Recorder.
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Administrators Notice.

4 LII persons having demands against the Estate
"A of William Wilson. deceased are hereby mott
fled to render in the duly attested and those in
debted are required 10 make payment Immediately TO
July j. j. HUCKABEE, Admr.
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DEAL WEite Vine Vinegar for sale at the Old
IL Corner by T. ". BONNEY"
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BACON! BACON!

10000 LBS s '1Gs Sss Ds'" sa' 's;s5S s"ss sis Hs1
for CASH JOS N. GAYLE.
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THE WORLDS GREAT ExHIBI.
TlON PRIZE MEDAL,

AWARDED TO G: ME1 ER;
For his two PIANOS. London, October Is, 1851
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LARD! LARD!

r. PACKAGES LARD. slightly damaged-can be-
- had ch.au fcll!ed for soon. JOS. NJ. GAYLE
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I TMbRELLAS (some large for buggIcs) Parasols
u aud Sun Shades also, handsome Fans, &C., for
sale low at the ''Old Corner"
july 10 E. ". BONNEY.
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The steamship North B1tuin has arrived, with Liver
pool dates to the 18th inst.
Sales Of cotton FOR three days $4,000 bales; prices
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Eaaiish statess.ss rros a ReIisiou, r.i.t
Of View.

A London corrssr ondent Of the PD'itar Re-
c'rder makes the following In er~s,ing statement
coz nerntpg tho pubic man OF Great britain:
wLtehtr n " to no attributed to tue "a revival"
srt tAt ncyaIs IN oagst US cannot say, but 10 10
adeiRhtul and enc ,uEazirg feet that . mspifustiy
npr vd feeling In regard to matters Of religion. has
taken possesaCn of tho mir ds Of soue % our chiss
poiticsl and other public men. II wss . very great
novelty ~ ono time o. day wi US 70 fnd ia tse,
leading member Of the bar, . minister OF ssAts, or
even o. popu Or representatve, who was prepared 10
take pioinlnsnt, or, Indeed, any part In religious
meetins, aud the very Toe 49, wero not wholly dc
terrtd from 40 doing used e. DO mockei 81 - .od
womer, or ,paksn Of - th~srscefuy unpro 'osaion-
al but, a. have sAiJ, . ~hoesono ounngs he,
been o. ehty wrought. aud day after day tho secular
JCw bals report doyJut speeches, ringing VITA tru
utsptl SOUND from ,hs Lord ChancJlor Of Ebgl laud,
tbe Ch,ncepot Of the Exchelnsr, the Lort Mayor OF
LHndor, the CITY Cuams rlsin, q VIC, Cn.uosl lor,
to toiney Gslefsl, tho opImoa Sorgsa 4, the
pcrue nnn,tot for tho lsigest constituency In the
snc, and ho.t Of other Representatives OF the peo
sl,Sr, the Chsr olloI 81 tho Exchequor, who II he
lives, will 10 tho Uof hinistsr Of tho Gro sn bcforo
i"ag, Addressing ono Of tie most roma, kAbio meet
mss ever htli In tho S1nat6-hou os Cambridge
Uoivefsity, toDpord Of tho members of tho vAr pus
Coeg 81 the Leading nha tsnts of the tpvn and
gtR'bo1d, On tho Cbristiau duty o, sptsbl,ah,ua
aNgorous missionary ,not In Central Africa; the
Lord hsy'r of the metropolis opening ho doors Of
the Mansion House to the EvAngoiics. Alliance when
The noble bali, In which tbers has seen many
drunken srd pro'Anc display, reaoundtd with the
word, I" hymn. 'GIc,t Is the Jo7 when Christians
meet, and some ooIdiL broIheily spa,ch, s-snd tn,
City chamberlain ecturing on tho IevivAs in IIolspd
In tLs most OF Witch deyOut scJnes no has been
spcL dug his holiday.
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CsiIfsrAis n.

Iv the last ov.rispd n, all S-or A. ,If,.,;, .
py huo ,sys o,ornnu NAV ITO u 'hLormt We
nNe 'ne io'oWinS Neios OF news lac dates
hoto Dee.
Jaoge Ttrnsr, indiotsd for killing Senator
bkopnmk, IN duel, vas arrs,Sued on tue 2>su
" Peaa u ue Court ot Sessions 81 Ban FL an
49,. ~ Slunse %tVon t1r tta1atr ., IN Gaze
h.as w Is,n' Guuf' sso IN ssn fanosco,
en,,s ,ea ~ ~ oeSru. Inc osse ~ss pomponcd till the
~ ~. - w. ~ ai t'no y. aptay 70 tne silie no
W, a. "eu.an."' . .'mI,iInhS IN, ,iaose
.,. q, w. nnspsh, M m1 snd mu,l ressoNri
yniTsn, tIntoriy manssr Q, WELts, fMoo % W o
p.Gklpg puN'hes, dicd suddenly on the 2sth inst,
There wue about six hundred thousAni dollars
In The SAT. Treasury On TIE hrt.
srow had fallen to The depth OF four fcst In the
sierra Neyaca Mountains, not ~fthstanding whlcr,
says the 7 seeryile Obsrrr, NO 500 m>py persons
ON ro and horsobe1k, or With trains OF psck mules,
pushing on 70 res"h the Ho-seSscs Hncs.
over tnrse tons Of silver ore arrived Al San fra;-
CISCO en- ,hc ssih ue
hncourser news frlm Csrcu Valley continue n
pc rec i'cr Noe discoveries OF gold aud silver aud
isaIefly of leat, were neqtently ppottsd.
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X, veIuu uisnary Cor, c.,e.ds.ce

pmcpg the Numerous collection OF corrssp1n,
derco and revolutiousfy documsnts collec el by
General LIVE usIoS, OF N. j and now In pM-
scssion o' q. p. NoRroS, Of N. j.. 'a-s about
1 0O0 original letters, extending ftom 1777 to
liS2, embracing nearly toe whole war OF the
Revolution, and rich In the evehts occurfisg q;
that tme. among them are % 10 tsrs Of Gen.
WAsBIsGToN, many entirely IN his own hand
writing, snd all Of them Nth his autog a,h sig
nature-Aso letters from ARNOLD, BURp, BoU-
niSor, Sr HEsRr CLIAroS, Count DxGRAsss,
Bsron DEkAlB, Gems. GAISks, GRKsrE, Las,
MoULrRIK, ~ d WAYNE. the Marquis LArAY-
r1Ts, Count doRoCaAMBwRu, Lords kAwDos,
CoRswALIis, end SrKnLiNo, Baron SrAuB IN,
Duks LAuzuM, Col. IhUMBuLL, and m any 9TH
ers who were sctivn participants In the times that
tired mems souls. Not only aro thsso MSS. Inter.
sstiDg rs aut ogra phr but they contaiu an amount
OF historical matter not to bs found IN any similar
collection, and Of inestlmabls vs,us to tue future
historian. There Aro letters from ENG aud in
the early part of the Kevolu Ion, showing the
B'tish feolirg and spesk'oR Of tbs compicity Of
hussia; Governor TaUMBULL on the public
credit and hoBr. HAHPEss reference 70 the
"prtttn1od StGto of Vermont - WAsHISaros's 3
opinion will regard to exchange Of prisoners, to
hts attempted assassination, &c &c. also lot
teTs g,viog the proceedings at the trial Of AARON
BURR relative TO disorders Ia tho army, hrku-
mass Offer to resign letters tfom prisoners in
the old sugar house ARsoLDs famous letter
from tho "Vulture, commencing, "The heart
which Is conscious Of Its own rectitude."
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Iron ships, like most msritins I'm ,roye mons,
oiiginsted In the merch ant service, In thar
TYPICAL form thsv are Of very ancient d.te.--
About the year $50, says an Eagdsh writer,
iron barget existsd on the Psddinston cant
much In the 'orm Of very long square tauks, and
q little boy liking with 9 cynicu ssctafian
Scottish guardian wss severely fepro'ed for IL
ksnipg them 10 Eiishs's miracle of .using iron
to swim. some Of the earliest ssa.goins yessols
OF non soe built on the Cyds, and # not very
IKE w.sle, tnsy were eertatIIy vary hse ket-
ties intended to boil whale la. la fact, the
earliest vessels were made by boiler mskers,
aud all thst ttcy a,pesred 10 ain at WAS to
make ves sels that would keep out water with
the grestert possible smount Of dis plsc' ment In
,be most convenient form for riyst+ing together
with regard to movement. They .ere mere 1e'ls,
without ribs or framing; and though very
tafs as regarded ne'e water prcssnrs, utterly
without strength II they struck an obstacle -
Tksy were chssper tbau wooden vtsse :, and
carried mOIe bulk and weight la proportion 20
their displacement. About foot In thickness
was added TO tho cubic capacity of the hold over
sides and bottom. Ofthe unssawor h'ne ~ u this
Tsylear which, on her first voyage. struck on a
rock on tho Irish coast, aud weat down instauta-
leously la deop water with overy soul on board.
Agaip, the poss biity OF making Ihsm suiii iiiceutly
strong was demonstrated Ia the case VI The Great
Britain, which lay for foir mon hs on the Iocks
Of Dundrum Bay, exposed TO ths whole thrash
Of he Atlantic, and wAs got OF service ibo yea
sel at last.
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Toy nfshiss n GcrAany.

II Is not generally known, says the Londsn
At Journal, hO~ extensively tho manussc turs
OF childfon's toys In Germany has become, nor
the full amount Of caro- snd attention that Il bo
slowed on their construct ion. Ths best come
ffom one district, SoDneoerg, In Sax Meiningen;
and the principle manufacturer or there 10 ADoLPa
FLbIscHMANs, whose works In tho Great Exhi-
bit,on In 1851 excited much attention. Ia tho
southeastern district OF tho old Tnuringian for
est are numbas who live BY this ingenious trade;
and the H@ejitary Duke, fully aware Of tho
importncs ca of its mercantile In provemsn',
has founded and fitted cut schools for the
better instruction OF the workmen, gathering
FOR their use boobs, priGts and models.
4 he workmen are generally bred to the trade;
sons improve on fathers work, and, as In other
factories, Il In found that somc have OK.
c'lsiye sbi ity Ia . particular branch Of manu-
facturo only-I peculiar native faculty which, In
80 largo factory, can bs exclusively devoted tc
ns own bias The use VI pspier mscho In place
Ct ~ocd carving has besn tho roal secret Of tue
great improvement Il toys; FIR = good model la
cIsy or wrx being obtainej, 10 could be repro
ductd Ia cas's by the commontst work men,
won on tr cLildJen. ALotksr advantage of pa
pier 1. ache was ITS liz hines, and holiswnes,--
tts latter allowing the Introduction Of simpe
mschinery for movement. Tho chsapnoss OF
8ocd casting trumrhtd over tho con monest
carving, ana tho result has been Q continued
Improvement In German toys, uotil those OF tho
best class may fairly be considered artistic
y odela OF nature, acting ss educ ational agents
where tuch agents can only be introduced-:hat
Il, by means u play.
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VARIETIES.

wHrr sngins.p would bsidgs stream. thsy
of'sn carry over n; first but single thresd--
With thai they nsxt st'stch Q wire seross Thsa
strsr Is sdd.d 10 strAnd, until soandsssos 3
laid kr plAhks; and nos ths heid snsioe@ hnds
safe ftotwsy aud walks from side 20 aids- 10
GCd takes from us soms golden thrsadsd ples-
sure, ard s'rs,chss u hence into heaven; Insa M.
he takes ehild, and than Q friend- 1hsn he
bridges death. snd tsschss tbs thoughts Of tas
no.I tinid to dDd thsir way h,thsr and thtA~
bstwssn the two sneres.
Osz must bs easy In bis mind to 90 TO sissf
ouistIy, but what must have bssn ths ssssiaG
q tho stranger whs YES sent up. sssirs b
western hS,si e sls.n With ,.1 "ssa:%.s. s:..
I've no objection 10 your slssptpg With nS
none In ths least, bat I sssms to me the bsd's
rather marrow fOr you 10 sleep oosAssetaels eoa-
Steering how I drssm rcu zee I'm . old uss-
PER, and ssnsrIly dream 4 stoosi.g snd ssslS-
isst they charged mo avs dcllsss extra cause {
happened to white u atbs hssd beset siah ny
kiln, while ] was dreaming. But ysu Ca
ccm. TO bed ryOa hks. ssA kiaass PsssAsis
to nsSht,"
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statlssics 81 disr.siily.

NJ CARSoT, Ia letter to the Journaidss Co.'S
,0issanees Msd.odles, Ut stas that, notwithstAnd-
ing the andenisb'e iLcrsass OF javonlle m ,rtaity
Ia fr.ncsiTom 1926 that country isstill In 9 N uch
more favorable condition In that respect thsn
tho neighboring nations and thau Eislaud In
par.icu AZ. To prove tbls, hs furnishes from the
data contained In NJ. LEGs,T's Dictionary Of
Po itical Econotny" tn, following c,unt Of
tha pumbsr Of parsons bs.wsea tho ages Of 20
and 10, who died In different countriss in tho
ceurse u ten years, out OF population Of TO-
600 individuals -Piedmont, 5i6; France,
1 600; Syra, 1.767; Belgium, l 800; Denmar
2 2l6i saxony, 9e1i PNssiA, 2.asfi Engiand,
2I8.
henee II appears that thu mortality Of yourg
people Is twice great In England as Il Is eithsr
Ia Piedmont or France. In the yesr X [1s02),
the 10S departments which composed fr snce
c0n'atnsd Q population OF 3i.D7G. $40 inhsbtsuts,
5. .I36. .0C0 Of wnom were bstwsoa the sgss Of 20
ard 30. The number Of dssths In the c,urss Of
the year was $40 400 os there A. $50 wefs be-
tsssn those ages, thus giving the ratio of II to
~. 600. And at prsssns this ratio has dou sisd,
beu & l54 deaths out OF 10.C00 lives. The same
.pPtars 10 have taken place all over Europe, 80
that France In this respect Is In fhs same pod
tion ss II wss before, In comparison With other
nations. BuFFoN says thst In Englsnd the
mortality Of young psop's was In toe 18Th con
tury much grsa.sr than In France, aad 90 IL u
10 this day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-12-26
Sunday In ro,a scstia.

A correspondent to the HontreL lYitaesI, who
has beon on . visit TO novs Scotis, speaks ~
follows Of tho Sabbath observance In that Prov
inCe -
Nova Sc,'is has slready set . Ro>d example be-
foIe her neghblrs 10 the matt Ot Ssbb.th obsory-
way, but no eugUe sydr sn1rttd or stIrod on II on
the Loid's dsy. We have our morning and evening
payers In abundance, hut mona OF than are print d
or rlic lAt,d on the sabbath. We have daily mats
10 ala,os, every vl.ss of inport,nc, In ths Prov.
iLc :, ~ we'll ~ tn Nov Brunswi0E and the Ua,tod
StsUs bat all post fiices clossd, aud al IN eli
carrying cessts on the sabbath We have now b bsn
without Sunday mat sincs ls51-ns srly tan years;
aud sinoere bolofs that 90 sixths OF our people
are delighted With the chan q, aud would prn'ound-
ly dGprsoAte relapse tLto the old state Of sfsis.