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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

GNEw BERLIN is forming Wide
Awake Club, (and Miffiinburg, We are
told, is also moving for one.) We esuprose
they the Winfield Wide Awakes, &c, will
parade in New Berlin, Saturday evening,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

EY~Don't forget the meeting, To-MoR-
ROW, in NEW BERLIN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

Or. Hottens,ein and John Emmit, Esq,
seeded from the Locofoco Couvention Of
Snyder county. They are for Doug las.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

is true there are . very few Free Traders
who are Republicans on the Slavery issue,
aud some Democrats who-supporting
notorious Free Traders like Polk, Douglas
or Breckinridge by their rotes-still argue
for Protection THE MASSES OF THE
PARTY is what We look to, for they gov
ern and control its ACTS,) and not the
individual, local or sectional exceptions.
~We hear, sometimes, about the "Re-
publican Tariff Of 1856" We know of 10
such Tariff. The Republicans had neither
the Presiden', nor the Senate, nor the ma
jority Of the House-and yet, a bill, to
pass, must have the concurrence Of House,
Senate, aud President Bills must pass
by a myority vote. Banks, (Rep.) was
elected Speaker by plurality vote only,
and could not himself vote except on tie
vote. And the Bill which did pass, affect
ing the Tariff, was passed by the Democrats
the majority of the Republicans voting
against it 3! So much for the "Republicau
Tariff" What humbug next, to try to
deceive the honest people?
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

W hich viii be sold extremely low for C,su.
he respectfully asks the patronage Of all
his old customers; and also invites new ones
TO give him call before making their pur.
chases. Gail al the sign of the Big Warch
Market street, east OF Second. [Dcc. 2i.'5s
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28

BEWARE We hear of men, in Uni
on county and elsewhere, who promise to
vote for Lincoln, if they can get our friends
to vote for Foster. Let no one be deceiv-
ed by such game. Curtin is true and
fast friend Of Lincoln, and no sane friend
of the latter would cut down or throw off
any of his supporters. Elec. Curtin, and
no one doubts Lincoln's election Defeat
Curtin, and it would make the result more
uncertain. rea-Every true friend Of Lin
coln-every one who really desires his
election-should first help elect Curtin
and thus ensure Lincoln's. "Oae cote for
CURTIN wiW tell t,eo tor LINCOLN" Don't
trade of-don't be cheated
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
Real Estate.
EXECUTORS SALE.

vsNHE subscribers, Executors Of JONAS BrR-
or, deceased. late OF limestone township.
Union county, Will sell al Pubic Sale, on the
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-28
Vote so as to Count !

Greeley in 1914 related story, that all
the people of the world had collected on
one vas. plain, to hear A UNITED SHOUT
o: that vast assemblage-but, on thus as
semblipg, SO universal was the curiosity
to hear the others, that, on the signal be.
ing given, all forgot to shout, except one
deafmute, whose wonder at the sight
lOosed bis tongue and be INDUCED in a
most uuearshly noise. He warned the
CLAY-men of that Gay not to be so conf
dent as to wait for everybody else to vote,
and thus all forget it His warning was
good and timely, but was unheeded by
thousands, and Clay lost New York State
and the Presidency-Texas was admitted,
and the Tariff destroyed.
In that year, 1S44-,he day before the
Governors elec'ion-a most enthusiastic
Clay man called on US in Wyoming, and
said he was going up to York State to eel
ebrate Ciay's election! We assured him
there was great danger of Markle's defeat,
which would sndauger Clay's-but he
said Clay could poll 10000 more votes
than Markle, anyhow. and he went to
York State to Celebrate Clay's election ~
I'VE hope he's there yet!
In 1856, when the Union State Ticke,
was found to be d efeated by less than
5000 (frauduleni) votes, we met, on the
street in Lewisburg, four most arden, Ere.
mouters, all of whom had been absent at
the State Election, thinking the Prcsiden-
tial was most important Aud SO it was,
IN one respect-but the loss of the first
tended powerfully to lose the second.
Four absentees like those in every dis
trict would have saved the State by thou
sands. They voted, in November-but it
was too late
We alude to these facts as OUR LAST
WARNING to every true friend of LIN.
coins election. G1y-Be sure to be on
hand and vote for LINcoLN's FRIENDS IN
OCTOBER. If you must miss either Elec-
ton, let the Nov. 60, for if you secure the
first, the next will come right of itself
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24


A DA.S Wi sell. o. Tss.dsy. sossn :; n. 1850.
sii Way I DEsiRABLH f Loss
SsSs as sas' e ss Ts:;.es'a
Eighth. ninth Tensh and Eeyents avenues
ia ass f' lss .af is s,: and iss
streets nd 9f Ell an s acre ' 81 soa Dwellings
New YORK ia Sssufai and rs1iay im
river scasd HIGH Br6gs, 10 and surrounded BY gsnns
lis easily scoeaabe by various omnbusss aud railroad
Lies nv and w be sold 10 Lots and Plots oralar
susqrbAn residences In an abrasive and healthy location
Some q the plots already improved with handsome
dwellings and ALI suitable 10 BE- bu UPON The absvs
ne .e e Oh property % the aand tst has been offered
and 4 Rs sa X y.
FOR over twenty years The sale will be peremptry.
the rops Sroaw. sSo eve: side between
Twenty seventh And Twenty eighth streets formerly the res
and LOIS Nos 2o and 272 Elizabeth direct. near
seventy pc. cert can rsmain on mortgage q.
A bs sIEL 1 <. MATHEWS. AucrrosEER
EnEGasr aousEac s ppPP9 eRsi III Rq 'ns
SySr
NJ : No0o REGAIN 'ct.kkfkeTss;O ssAI' AMI
HI sltEEE fnafHB R. a.sa
Cedar cpposa tse Post office large -man OF
srd efcopd heuc Furniture rsm1ved for OF
sale consisting OF richly carved d. walnut ard
mahogany psflo suits "a brocaie plush and hrc 9th;
secreisy and Library Bos and walnut Erica
eon Tables Pier Mirrors nah ,gsny sofs Bs3 Dress
Ing kegeTe marble top; rose wood and mahogany
French betsesds hair snd husk Mattresses pr ssae
Bed l<unges mahogany Eocsers AMI Easy thsrs real
Aubuifson velvet Brl sells and lugr,in Garpes hly
decorated cbipa Tea seas Vases. and engraved
Ghssware ruby DecAnisrs silver .a'ed Casters Knives
g,ther with large variety OF other articles also
,eyera Pa Tor and Cooking Stoves, Aa-ses &c
Al ~ I'cock, cd Plano
forts slso one mahogany do both made dls aud
Irish Catalogues nos ready at the sa!esroom
A s. MAYNARD. AUCTIoEEER.-Mo RTG AGE SALE
a OF Household Furniture, this day t5aurdsyl The
prsafe residence No ~ Wet Twent sixth street. sixth
svsnue sale commencing at 10Y O'Clock Drawing rooms
Soid kuit richly covered French bocAe
Table, Aatusry marble top EteReres mirror doos and back
secrtarc and BOOKCASE line with satin wool vukkh Easy
Chars covered Ia ye ct lsoys Wo Table Gard aud Chess
Tables bronze Ia Chandeliers Oh Paintings By emf
ed lace Curtains French Shades velvet Carpets bronzs
siauetes, Crusaders Rembrandt Rubena Pandora Night
and Morning. reeden and china Vases magnificent
wood Pisnocrte solid carved case, full roand
By city makers fully guaranteed embroidered cloth Cover
Canterbury Stool Music Books Dining )oms-soic
Buffet do Extension Table Chairs Buffers Tray and
stand Cout he's oval Mirrors Engravngs rich cot and en-
Tea sets brorze and ormolu Vases Table Cutlery silver
plated Ware lhAmb wood and mahogany Bureaus
Bsdseads Washfands Narcrobes SUITE Hyio Louis XIV
hair spring Maitre Bantes sheets Counterpsnss
the Base nent and Kitchen Furniture Sac ptremptory,
without regMd 10 the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

NUre AT AUcrfOr. - . -. :, \.
y DAN VII NarJrws A 10 sli s.H .. snes,oa 'hs
CAV - wdsy1 At u occes 81 thsi. sasvcon. - f-fa
sse~s opr ~,s %. Poss once small inrm 90 rl1s
frum mo1h. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

DFCYvHRs SALE OF FIRST CLASS sTvEN oCrAvs
II P,noo teasy order OF Judge eopard OF tbs Supreme
OF the city OF Esw York Il viii for ksis
ton, "Wednesday, 2Sh 1t the of McDonsld
Co 5 Bowery at II O'Clock for TIE benefit OF the creditor
Of the late firm OF Cos Aheon tpsov large
pormen Of superior toned octave Psno,ores These
Psro have been 6nished by the Receiver with he
proved scS oversrung bass iron frames The
ready for eramnsion guarantee npsnes each
Plino ta'e positive Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
DEDUCTION IN PRICES
liz ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE.
TOUCHING Al ST. JOHNS, N. r.

The departure will be the LElNstER Prowse,
mArder from Boston Tuesday Dec. Is
Rates Of passage 70 part OF relsnd railway and 10
the pnrcipa cities Of England and Scotland
First ca's sl00 $40 aud MS according TO state
modAoni Third cass $50 including cook ed proytsious
And St Johns F.-tirsa sass, xa5 third class x2)
Children under twelve years hal price under yea,
Third clas required fnrash beds
Persons taking from New York for the
frsm Boston viii receive free from dew York
10 Boston
experienced Ia attached each ship. Pc sons
wishing serd for their friends obtain tickets
the follow ng greatly re ducad prices
In the third cabin GALWAY SD third cabin
town IN leland railway. ss7 50 third cabin
principal cies e uoKland and scotsnd, SIS
For freight or passage apply to
ROWLAND AsPIsWALL. Agents,
nd sdlh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-To sUCCBBD THy
- Adrisus -rhe North AtlsnIc steamship Company wi,
ae.Psss for the above porss ther splendid ssesnsh,
All ANrIO Capt q. t-sy cArryng the United Stsses
malta 90 the following days from u.nal stree wharf:
From new York saturday. December 70, from aayre.
Decsm' .nd January IS. and Southampton the day
afer leaving Havre The Atlantic unexcsd fer strength
ard fort has sAter tighi and all
spec in complete ORDER limited lumber Ok second caoio
passengers for whom ercelsnt iAons
PROVE Cd viii be taken SIS For freight o. passage
apply NJ the ONCE OF the company, IS Wall street
4 r sInrHENS, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

L,oR CHAMELEON O. SAVANNAH "a. AyO
II Ne scuA and s,usswes -semi Weekly Unt.t state
Steamship Line rhc steamship IA
ADoRR ,. u. PHILIPPE eonmsnder. ~n leave v-r No.
psss.fe vh Aroush ucke.s A. folio To asv.ssss -.
nousrrmsry ah -; Nashville. fens sr rs Merrse
Ssi r. hsi,.pos s1s; Enosvirs s7s 80 suga.ss %. sr
vw fre'sft OF .pa~Ass apply v srqrrosn IILssrvS
rsndsr WI surr~>d % uedn>sday, sov ~ ne A3ans
rrrrrss Cu~np WI uihsrn IN
As ina The errrso agents south ss xvs hfernssson
10 saifr davr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

g =. BO0ART, AUCTIoNKKRs WILL SELL ON sA
a. turday November At l0k O'Clock Of Old sir
sod rrop, street he stock and Fixtures q b.,d ssoos
Decsn ers 7umhers, Looking Gasses Liquors
Oyster stand Chairs ON Desk, Crookery, Cooking Utso
all Az.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

a CADEsY or MUSIC THE JEwEss.-MoNDAY
a. III SALE or SEATS COMMENCE THLS MORNING.
ohAND oPENIkd NIGHT OF fHR sA AsoN.
M. On MONDAY, November ~.
"a Ia sh J g iHtfs'y rH HsshrSsss Opera
WIN magnificent mss en- scene
non Of ~ "'Ao 1seu Va - WV
IN. PRINCE OF WALES, BALL.
VII be employed on the opesng night and hus Afford tho
chorus OF sixty singers including the celebrsed A.ou
society an orchestra OF sxty Professors Corps de Bae ara
four hundred auxiaries and The following xrest -
MADAME FABBRI
WIN appear for the first time NJ the Academy a. La yuive
part In which abe has established her emlnenoe Is yrc
sIaEoR sTIGELLI,
In bis great role Of Eeazar, the Jew
CARL FohMEs,
Fer whom this Opera has been expressly produced
Royal Italian opera London win for NE nrst tune
America, In The highly dramatic role q the Cardinal.
making engagement with the celebrated cantakrco
MADAME ANNA BISHOP,
Who has consented 10 appear the Princess hudnx thus
him IN tho eu great Of the In the be
possbe manner far burpAssng the cast 70 Be found
great European opera houses-
The other roles by 9UIN 70 MULLER, 40
sHk FAMOUS DRINKIE0 OF 0RUB.
VIII be forty male vocos Including the Ar0n noooty,
TIE GRAND MIMIC SWORD COMBAT
VIII be enAc ed by number OF dising ushed TurnerB
Three magnificent have been painted. and
an extraordinary quantity o. splendid propertss Aye
terms The dMerep PROFESSIONS and tabsAux win
about ~ persops dressed the richest mQyen
ever exnosd In this country including sixty four complete
suits On SOHO srmor csp pe They OF matsrAa
twelfth century, and the only ever
ported 70 America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

~ Z vILLs. ArCTtONbR
II. sale 2. Parry 2 ois hns, Csc 81 ks-'ssr, -r
No ", ul0S eco a. slso = cfsss q ENrhsa~N-e
II. No tee b~si e'sssd seco-as
Ato Al i2 or'os ysrk.. sotl,- rsvs, svsrr sa,srf-
wsson e.r ard cnnulse n r~ssect, eost f3
esn be era wintt am time rrtv',us'o sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

Nnw roKK aAsI.ss AVID ALsANy sAILsokD.
IN 20 Albany srd Troy, conrectns with ts@ New gurs
Ceu.rt yAIrAd faf al points w~~s FurASest ,na souih
VIA On and AFTER soudsy oc rs 1891 trans VIII s.v-
Tvrrty sxtk ~,ar, Nov Ynrs ~ flIo~s.-rnr AZ
bsny, A. N sni q. " rIprsss raln, srd 70 A rsI
lrstr rcy Crsoa rsls ssupr1r Al Al yisrss ssJvs
yorsvlle Tor ~hiss fisins SIS NJ IN sne SO 2. NJ
soprrs II AZ ssati rs Fv White plsins SIS p frrr
ma - m .rt ss y 'rorn rren,v Hvh ssree, de
rot sopp.ns 81 NJ ssi.r. R-,srarr-rn lsAys .is.ny
&c p E.- .ls.1y p .,spr.,' t,i.l ns.y
.a,rrlrs a. al st.tsrs shoye Tr~raont rhts Flaw,
40 Al III 40 p NJ r.vring :, Al STA cns W
s~xn~ - A sne 4 y srpnsns ~ al rator.
tOHH pUkCHffi. lsastsr4 sarS sl~1s,a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
SHIPPING,


CrRAk wExK LIZ BE1w ZEN new YORK AND LIvhB.
- poa sndlnx and Ambarains passengers a. eueenslown
ship Company intend despachinx their fulpowersd Clyde
bull Iron sioAmshpa ~ follows
KANGAROO, Saturday, November ~,
GLASGOW, Saturday, December l.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday, December >
and every Saturday, noon from pier ~, North river
PASSAGE nan
TirBt Caohn. Eteersge.
do. 70 London...... 50 DO % i.ons ss1 ''''''''
steeraRe tickets good for sir months soo. ...
PAssen gers forwnrded Paris HAvre hamnurx plsea,
Rotterdam, Antwerp tc a. edaoed snfqagn 80 -, S ~
wshipR 10 hiring out iher friends buy lckes n-r ~ the
towing rates 10 New from Liverpool % Queensown LIZ
rzhi s-s xss ana yls seersge from Liverpool eiU from
Queenslown $50 These STEAMERS haze superior scon noaa
do for carry eIpereuesd surgsDna Tnsy
80 H. 49, eht Iron secons and have p.er Ore ami
sisy on board For further Information apply In Liverpool
IyI.r ~ Nssr street, In glasgow, 10 VII
sm TnnsA s. tnoca square IN 9asenstosn 70 v ~ D.
In London 10 Elves Macy OIL King William
s.rss q psss % Jules Decors Place de Ia Bourse In
Phl.dslpbs % John O. Dale lDs walnut street, u the
eo"pAu' JOHN @. DALE Agent, Is Broadway, NY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

HUDSON RIVER RATI.RoAD-ro ALBANY AND
II rrov eonascins vhA trains rorA a.d wsaA Trains
heavee-
vuou raAxssss svrsvs. vsou yaIxrr .us,T srssss
Ryro, an3 ii A. r., Ard I1s, n:0 a. w.. and $50
Up ~
rIsy ssA Albany, MAJ. a'i' sSsf,ns a,..,,, ,,,,u,
- =: -; =: !: s..s' "a ,adiorr
sdiP'N icis A ", ss .ssIBr
Pe~kskfn train. 80 Pm. ~
stag sing train. 7.1 a. r.. and
y swIrn. sr--nosnass,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

- yoRIs HOTEL. LAsE sr JuLTsv
!. No. WASHINGTON PLk-z
VIII eiessuk ard motel Hosi havag been horoushlx %
psreA arrishsi c,sy manner is M n.g -
fsmGss ard ~ Sc gentlemen, FOG ihs wfn,s, s~ssoo
A. sffORt 40
Formerly q yeroeolfsn Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24
N~ro FOR CHARLESTON. Q

VyHRouGH pxnIgHr ARRANsExnNr.-roR NOR
y ton Por..cuA, CTR rusni scd schmced, ccrnessins
wsh rc~fon Asd fstssvhurx south SIDE Railroads. for
Lyrohburs. Bnaol Memphis ard lns~rnesiate galloas
rregs resavd ever aay snf nrcush furse-d
aeAmsh.p "a unrowr, CAV, sinre le.v,, ever rnss
s.ss.ssip ROANOKE Capt ooucs, every rsa-.aay. A,
Tess~sAs roRKrows, Gag, russ. ever, saturday :.
Yusns c~ntL ara Richmond ccns ~
~ Worfclh. ~Aa.erco~n Ard
retervsurr RtcAnoed, $40 chdrsn between ages ~
ssd u All pnse LuDLAN Hsrs1Kav
No lis Brn.aw~v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

How. r.ou 1920 e d. ME-, AID nous.
uspatuen,s funishsd m superior s,ye.
and ss pr ss ss
hs s s:a. f. :ss s sss
iss Bs.pDsnssss Isp snLrsrRr o. slls Solar, = rue
ssuTs Assasn ,spIsssa. q truly the I, pc q d.si.s
pcnssd ihspasu IN NE nssrins i.rns aloct
Fs;sea cs.s., Hands eAsfa plain and worked cAApr>.
i.es ylo.s..sy:y r.s9.ns 70. .sss,ns ss'., Prone
CLOVIS New snd mode q siichiax. ~ xeu~
Jsvri.s . II v xrI@sr 81 rue ssuy. 3. Ausus,n
A.. % l 1Ds e ., n.a rH
svs, srHIrrios q Fixtures, Bronze wrhs, saaoo~y.
cnSososhIsss AsD sfoxs y Roy and ya MAKERS 70 IL
The sos:s s he @ is.p.
S s sss e ss 10 p; I s:
Optics Ns,urI Phfooshy, hafsusucs, NE Nsv asd =
s; E:. o.: c.: D !; = ss' s0u'
cssssr . 5. i@ss.. ''' mo =
w,,.. r.., 10 osse;.s q T. 8. . q cuvn.r rue
Pa, f.ogf s. :. s::s.ss : Bordeaux ssd cA
ri.sea.s. Ps.Ivss, ~ appga..sal rye csu.arus n
=. ns os@sas ss,ss 90. q De ms rsnorn me srpass
nss fs ~ .a-. rvss Inc sliu d. suppisss sd bloc.
R@sr ri.s.I.s i DE os5 S.snsss pseos !! sn ns.
Y,m1s HUG Pss. "a ~ -. ID, ". Known for \,
ssa yery ssps,os a,; arunworthy rAdesmAa.
TO LADIn.-xss BusEuA xoNsou. TREATS PA.
usuts Nth The 0a-Anc Battery, aud makes Phr0uo
rrcAl Examnaous. for iad,ss gentlemen So carnire
NASrsp-A STEAM LroHrxR, OF ABOUT 70 on 100
w tons burthen. rropcle preferred. AdGre Dor No
fFost cacs
A rRET oAK woOD-HxCBLLESr QUALITY,
aA 70 card and
Su load, ~ rsrd foa q Eas twenty third sr....
Q C0LIfNa
A1n GRAND STREET, S00
fOO between Rhge and Put streets.
O. rkWmArS cAeapea Tea and Coffee wanhouse. Re
snmends hh large assnent OF Tea ooHee sugar spces
b. Bea freah Cgunuy Butter genuine svin Linburr
CAsess. rnres d sugr Per seven pounds-Lcsf. re:
wusned - powdernd W vhe 40; yelio~ tsc (;
enables sell cheap. Hela boarding housss add fam
be- supplet with susAy and other srticies uanss o.
ssves pounds and upwards al Wholesale prfeea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-24

LNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BAyRE ON SATURDAY,
IL December She United states all sto.ner Az AGO,
II. Lines commander will sail from pier No 81 rib river
foot Of Beach Saturday December st This
fer safety comforp double
gnes deck, enclosed By water tight compartments
whc besides other results in the Of colts
sirandng to keep tho free and tho
safety q esse and pas~pgs Price II Ia se,ond
cabin, SIS ard s60 For freight apply SAMUEL
N. FOX and GEJ MACE Rrztk gents No Broad way
Ihe steamer FULTON viii sAl JsIaary5.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-03
reculinr influence Of the Gulf Stream.

Peculiar Influence of the Gulf Stream.
The New York Evening Express says that
the great oceanic current which proceeds
along our Eastern coast has been suffering
from lassltude, the cause of which they
we're not at all able to explain. With the
mercury averaging about 800 in the middle
of the day, the weather has felt as oppressive
as when it is at ninety on ordinary occasions.
The sun has seldom made its appearance,
and then with diminished brilliancy. Heavy
banks of clouds lay piled up around the hori-
zon, while masses of "scud' hoated across
the zenith. For several days it threatened
to rain, but failed to fulfil the threat. At
pent up elements discharged themselves in
earnest. Yesterday was clearer, and the
mercury stood a little higher in the tube
but the wind still continued to come from
the ocean, and every person felt uncomforta-
ble. The rain of last night has again par
tally cleared the atmosphere.
The Gulf Stream, as we have already
stated, is responsible for the annoyance. In
summer it hugs the coast of this part of
North America more closely than in winter /;
and the southeast wind brings US more di-
rectly under the influence of that heated
current, The atmosphere, on passing over
It, becomes surcharged with vapors, which
partially CONCEAL upon reaching the land.
That moisture is so abundant that the human
| system is unable to perform the insensible
perspiration required to preserve it in high
tone of health and vigor, and hence the dis.
agreeable feelings experienced,
The prevailing atmospheric currents in
this section of country come from the north
west; and in trayersing the continent, these
have become nearly exhausted of their
moisture. Hence they are found to absorb
| it freely from animals as we'll as the surface
of the ground, and in that condition the
human being, discharging freely through
the porous system, feels unusually active in
body and clear in intellect. The physical
and mental characteristics of the American
people, in fact, are owing, in great degree,
to the winds which prevail in this country.
On the other hand, the West of Europe has
a climate more mild and moist than ours,
because the Southwest winds are more or
less laden with moisture collected from the
Gulf Stream and the remainder of the North
Atlantic. This difference in climate has
produced a different type of mankind-one
that is heavy, slow, phlegmatic, and dull, in
comparison with ourselves. Owing to SINH.
lar causes the Anglo-Saxon stock has pro.
dueed still other varieties in South Africa
Australia and Hindostan.
The Gulf Stream is an excellent "institu
tion" in December; but ifit can do no better
by us than for the last few days, we shall
| vote it nuisance.