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| OILS.
Rnsn.tp Cod Liver on,Z
McNair's Acoustic, Scarps's dc
British, HarlHern. -
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun A.
jones Lilly White. NJ
4 S0AFSAND CREAMS,
Lows Brown Windsor, -
lJones' Chemical,
Radwny's Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compound
of all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wrighps Indian Vegetable,
Moiiat's Life, Brandreth,s,
Strong's Compound Sanatiye,
Strongls Pectoral Stomach,
Hull's Fever and Ague,
Morrison's, Lees, New London
PARIS, sappingtoa's, Champ
ion's, "
araetienberg, Jsyne's sana-
tive,
Jayne's Agae, winer's Camo
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-Billious, Peters
lSpencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Iooper's, Govel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Aiiel5asic's Health,
Wister's Gentle Pnrgative,
Ailebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
IChickner's Sugar-coated, .
lGilhert's Anti Bilious Beck.
with's,
l,ady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pills.
scott's Vegetable, Eagon,s,
Railways Regulators,
Roses Railroad, I.eiy's Female
I.andon'sIndian Sanative.
I!onden's Ague, Holloway's, n
Halsiead's Anti Dyspeptic,
lGorden's. Mc5.ane's Liver,
HAIR DYES,
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, T.
Phalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
Gilman's Instantaneous,
Billiards., jules Hauel's,
lCristadora's, Eogles. u"
MISCELLANEOUS,
i DR., Morse's Inyigorating Cor
dial,
lThorn's Extract.
Ifarrant's Apermnt,
Tarrant's Elixir of Rhubarb.
Carriers Spanisil Mixture,
Mother's Relief,
ITooihache Drops,
lLyen's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. kidder's Cordial,
lThOmpson's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings's Astriiigent,
Hyatt's Life Balsam,
McMunn's Elixiro OpiuIu,
Railways Ready Belief,
Railways ResolFent,
Tarrantis Indelihle Ink.
IDr. Fitch's Body Braces,
DIR. Fitchss Shoulder Braces,
DIR. Fitch's Inhalifg Tubes,
Or. ROSES Preparations,
Winer's ArcanlIui Extract,
lTeneur's Specific,
lMarshnll's Carholieon,
DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
Morse's Compound Syrup OF
Yellow Dock,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
Browns Essence OF Gisagor,
dortimore' Rheumatic Com.
pounu,
Mortimore's Cordial Bissars,
Myers Extract of Rock Rose,
GHassmanss Specific,
Or. Wards Specific,
upsaam's Pile Electuary,
Steers Opedildoc,
Gedfrey's Cordial,
Tariington's Balsan,
Or. Cullen's Preparations, =
Batetasn's Drops,
Dir. Jayne's Family Medicines,
Seiatitx and Soda Powders,
Epping'R Fluiu Extract Buchp
I4neina Cordial,
Juno Gotdial,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Wilson'S lieaih on Rats, ETC.
l4eiay's Ef'asiye Soap, :
Kirby's Gholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Spohu's Headache Remedy,
Gannellis Mixture,
DIR. Marchisl's Uterine CaihoI
con, So
Gowan's Lithoutriptic, &
Ilouden's Preparations,
Houghtin's Pcpsin.
lRnrby's Prophylactic Fluid.
HEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
g, and ali dealers in any of the
catalogue, will find it 10 their ad
tisfF orders as above, where will
rtRaent of g GENUINE PATENT
ttsaattes, and at the lowest prices.
FRIGHT 4 Co,
EnICiEE WAREHOUSE,
Charities street. New Orleans.
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w Drlaas 1au Crescent Saturday a,ornn sulu 81 $50
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.


r.. r.ny r-rpTfEr74E71s1 QUICKEST TIME'!'-
aHss5 Il ~ NJ ORLEANS TO CIyctS
MATT, Il Hours IS Minutes ~ new ORLEANS no NEW
YORK, IS Hours Ii Minutes!
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE
Via
..e".@m5 Ohio and Mississippi
BROAD GAUGE RAILROAD!
Making the QUICKEST TINE from NEW oRLEAss to
CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE, and ali Easern Citieat
Bso ~ HoSrs WhssHs..., sS b9 5srs
Philadelphia. hoHfs. Cleveland. htfrs.
Baltimore. .T2l hours Buffalo. .G2. hOIrH
Washihgloiit I5Si hours Louisville asa hours.
From Cincinnati to Cleveland, Pisbufg Brlir without
Change Of cars
p3g-Baggage checked through.
The Illinois Central and Ohio and Mississippi Railroads make
| ride.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad having broad gauge pas
sengers W this route only nave the advGGtage Of wide
cons with greater Iib9alfy OF ID
aes tan be found Other ailfoa in the West
having Foote'S Patent Ventilated Cars by day, and
Patent Ventilated Sleeping Cars by % passengers will enjoy
atmosphere free from dust
| tltan in ordinary
Two DAILY Through Express Tiains Sundays excepted
| Train Sunday evening.
The public respectfully cautioned against bills advertising
| other routes making quicker time,
To avoid delay of three Grand Junction
| via the Southern Route
ug- Ask for Tickets Via Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
For information apply at the Office of the New Orleans jack
and Great Northern Railroad No lis Camp street.
site Lafayette Square; also Once Of the ST Louis Cairo
aud New Orleans Line Of Packets No 6i Camp of
w. J. CONGER General Southern Agent.
| ie25 If J. LOUGH Gent Fret III and Ticket 1T.
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\ WRIGHT d cos CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
- and popular Family Medicines which they offer 20 supply
Druggists and Dealers PFoprieto lowest
General Depot Special Agency Nos ISL q Carres street
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DEACH BRANDY les barrels sla eaa pure Asre-
A. InAck Peach Brandy. IN store snd for aale b
tsii : JONES' ca. 81 dfzeisI HsIe<t
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ITALIAN MARBLE. OF VARIOUS plaESsIoE
n Neined and Pure Whsie. For ssle hy
,eigr ''''s' = : S Ss's. .s.4..
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DOMEsTIC PORTS.
SABINE PASS.
GALVESTON AND MATAGoRDA BAY.

To sail on SUNDAY, July % al O'clock A. II.
kH&- GALVESTON AND MATAG0RDA BAY
k$TTN-N New Orleans and Texas United States Mail Line
lsSsThe superior eoppered and cepper-fasened
ship Texas H Wilson, commander, will leave above,
carrying United mails Fsrfreigt passage having
elegant staeroom accommodations, apply 70
I. G. HARRIS, Manager.
81 Camp street.
steamship Of this line will leave every Thursday Sun
day morning for the above ports. iyl9
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
Douglas GAbandons the Doctrine
Of Non-Intervention.saz,$ saz,

.'s"E Eyer,;yy c:idtisenes Il es has d RIGHT /, , ,ake
.pitaa him snto the er,riito,y any articze'c Of
property whtch I5the Constitution of tie
United States recognizes as propersy.t 8
= : :" The Constitution Of the United States
irccogmlzes SLAVES AS PROPERTY, AND
THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENTiTO PROTECT IT H'-+ Drad Scott
ll4lyeelslon NJ a.ssslnaYtsn 5Gsi>M y .sSaent
= g, in common with the Democracy Of
Illinois, ACCEPT THE DECISION OF
THE SUPREME COURT OF HE
UNITED STATES, IN THE DRED
SCOTT CASE, AS AN,-AUTHORITA-
TIVE :EXPOsITIONuOF THE CON-
STITUTION."" Stephen A, Douglas. J
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
the strange gentleman sfriends Oh the road
to persist in holding stheirt guns in SO very
direct head, as ke had

the strange gentlenan1 stFaends on the road
to persist in holding heir guns in SO very
direct as Ks had
knowns men Apdsrssnch eircpmstanc suf:
fer from nervous excitement, and although
he could not doubt their peaceful assuran-
ces,y or the honesty of their intentions, if
the triggers CHANGED to be very finely Set,
an ex plosipn might take, place nncpnscious-
~ Thereupon the robber Bowed very po-
ltely,a and expressed his desire Is t} make the
Itinteryiew as pleasantsa oneas, possible, and
directing his men, TO- elevate their fowling
pieces, bqt still to keep the enemy etwei
covered. ," After this he unhitched the
horses, fastened them securely to' "a. fence
l;near by declining in affectionate lang
the assistance. fsthe driver, and drew
from. the stage the box Of treasure. e., W
~ He was about to. split open the Lox with
Ian axe when he remarked to &C "Charley''
THAT it5wouldtbe; apitysso spoil the sfhairni-
ture, and asked for the key. Observing
some hesitation ana grpmbling On the part
Of the: messenger, he brought forward Il
bundle of Cord and expressed the opinion
that 1t would be necessary Tor him i7to5 7to tie
Charley u as, he was talking q great adea1
too much; s"What would you giiYe,to know
me, CHS face was masked, Charley,?,,Ia n lie
asked. 'Two-and:a- Hal" If" : was tic sullen
reply. "Ah, your liberaktty NJ will BE the
death of. you,Y, replied the ahgbw'ayman,
who then yeEy coolly opened 1.-THE treasure
box, filled the pockets, Of his comrades
~; III 41fa nnr tonfc nn1 ~ II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

iii III + IPosgl4AsrERs W,!IGHHolp1Na sNzvspA.
PERse e5-Between twenty and thirty, citi-
'zsens n of Kent county, c;ount Md., protest, il tie
last issue If the Kent News, Against the
action Of postmaster IN withholding from
them-ace aceor1lng to tofinstruetiou. from the
grand juries-their newspapers, for which
theykhsye paid their money and postage
thereon; and which. they yEclaim,, according
to; the Bill Of Rights, Of, the Ssa:e, they can
iiot BE deprived Of without due process of
law They claim to be landholders; taxpay-
ersiaudy ylawsadiding citizens, and feel deg
raded by thisractiono of tho authorities.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
4. Brutal Usage Of a Child.

The sheboygan' (Wis) Joarnos relates
the following horrible Istory:: Ayman and
woman by the names Of Graf; living on
what is generally called, the. tSauk Trail
Road" near the outskirts Of the city, have
been as has Just been found ou ut4-Zffor TT tie
past two years endeavoring 80 kill one oi
their OVID. eMldren, bysa slow and terturipg
process. Last week complaint was made ;to
District a ttorney Kerr, who, with Dr. Book;
visited this interesting yet Of South Sea
Islanders They found; thatsthes boy; for
the last two years, had been keptin . barn
or hoyel, and, not been allowed to- Leave il
in . single instance; and that for the last
eight days he had Been confined in a filthy
hog pen, with no opening iii it excepting
4asnall hole in the roof. u Ill atsv
He had nothing to eat during the eight
days. His toe nails were ,sotting off from,
,.the filth on them. The Boy is thirteen
years oM, s,oo feet high = and weighs tilosh.
Ityspoanda. When. he moves his bones fair
,lH rattle. ssWhen.young herwas considered
a bright and sensible child but by contin-
ued brutal usage he has become an idiot
lhiich latter IS TIE reason assigned by tie
mother for her conduct hsIasaotis on
80 Tbs proper authorities s;lwe, believe, have
the matter in hand and We trust. that jus
tice vii be ;meted se.tted ont to these worse than
bafbarlans! ~ '@@*sA S''s s,,as.s :'.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
EssEL essrElI assssE 1s5E1fE5- 8EIts-- y
THE \ :l- Ll-1TTsLI..E! g Ia! q! C:0FF''IN,
'T~asl tiny. rosewood thing,
rrEhnn huuntf* III 61iff1rinr " "a.

n "a
Bbon bounsl* xhd 'g1ittering Il
. sWitaiap s.essIq 1rsMhiies ia5s + +
Dowhy pi11oWed, satin lined, :.$
That ], lettering, ohanoed to fndt
.l5E2slGd tie idnst,l faKds scent and gloom /.
sas3 s0f sthafunddrtakeras ahz,s'o 5s}siif
) Il Waiting empsy ''ah 1srswhom g. p:
$ '..,es ~ s,Iraaft s,tt fs ssSa .HAls
''as.A al 81 I xhat loYse:,r,atched j, cradle1beds.,
M. Keeps u ight tie nesting head eg
sssOr on what s9fftt, pii1116twTing breast .s
8 asIss thA,clarub form al rest, III
iat That ereldnk with sdsrateaeds seye,osast
,sleeping tp, noglyllsbys sas ss>I ..if$is,s4ss5
Whitley robed, and sill, and cold, ~
no ifsaies flowers slipping from its hold. 4
I'll Shall this dainty co1elr renfolda?.i ~
,5szsi slIs4g -4aiktst ID its,Sassss s4 ss}Is2sSS
III All! what bitter tsarssshalt stainasssa
=. All this satin sheet like rain, To s,stSH
- And what toweri[nlg 6 hopes be hid, ,,9 !g.
Meath this tiny coffin 1id, ss's 4. sssr s.sy "
70 ssScaScely large ia ough tosbsar =
i 1 Little words. that.mt1stibe tkeres::ss =
/, : Littla2Eords cut deeplana true, $ ssts4:,s tas4s
Rleeding mothers hearts anew:-5fsssttsi: i sssttsi:sS5
Sweet, pe name end ,s.t t.AtaRp AZ i Two ,sa' e
VIZ Oh! scan sprroW' s. hoyering plume Ei't33 8
Round our pathway cest q. gloom, -.@aaS}:a
's E. Chill and darkness :asI, the shade; H. stz,
&A BY al infant coffin made %sn.-..n,,.>
f'a From our arms an angel flies" 49, 's'' 40
And onrs startled 'dazsled eyes, @5's2,
gaWeeping round itssyacsnt place.; .. Il;
Cannot rise its path ts trace .gi9%l a
= Cannot see the angels face! ~ I,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02

REDEMPTION oF, < FAMILY " II. BY a Coz
oRED MAN: The Ohio aSsxtli;te sl;, a' Journal
gives atheo following account of the re-
demption from slavery of4a. family, by d
colored man. Mr.. Napper was born a
slave in Virginia, the property of. Mr.: Da,
vis, near Stannton, Augusta county. When
Iheihad arrived at the age of 81 years, he
hitsupon a plan to obtain his freedom; He
became acquainted :;,aith Mr.. John Bran
deburg, merchant in Staunton, to whom
he made'a 7 proposition that he Brcnde-
burg should purchase him.: cand hire him
out, and q certain portion. of his wages
should 90 towards. the amount paid for his
purchase The merchant acceded to his
Wishes il :Hesimm etiatety hired him out
and in four years hard labor, ;he succeeded
jn obtaining sufficient for bis ransom. but
now came the hardest trial Of bis life. He
had wife and five We children, whom he loy.
led , and, according toathe laws Of VFiirrg,i.
MIA, he must leave 1.-THE State within ten
days, Or be, sold back again into slavery: 4
He parted with them, however, and
went to Columbus, Ohio. III one year af:
ter his arrival he was able to purchase his
wife and babe, for whoa, he paid $685. :
4 few days ago he purchased his youngest
boy, Cornelius, who cost him 81 Los. :, He
has yet remaining in slavery. three chill
:dran,,s two girls, aged fifteen and eighteen
years respectively, and abey aged thirteen
years. Me YNapper is stilsh, hopes Of res.
ening g M the b balance m Of bis interesting fami.
II from servitudc. ''''~< >S.'''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
Foreign Demand for sAmerioan
.t5.,4t,a.s, IgBreadstuf1: .-,ral,a {
Il RxtYsos from si1a tie New New York 2ia.e, asH d

g Extract from the New York Times maj
Eket rspnrtists atsa 80 na'1lasSla's sallz4s's'ss
u '4ns,W S Mle adsicea from the old world con-
tinue Ito toreport poor crop prospects, accounts
from various parts Of our own country are
of the most Encouraging character. { I.
Pame N. Y Y.aE Epeainy Post contains tie
follqwipg :i5 ssllf l4:; aa& ~ sae :
tThe business in, ,brsadstufa is; t;pres-
Tent much restricted by the scarcity Of
freight room for foreign ports. The, revi-
val of the; export demand for eur produce,
has called into activity all the unemploy-
sd vessels Of the seaboard, and no material
influx of vessels can be- expected under
fifteen or twenty days" -.'s''' ss~ .: Z,
g The + Pariss correesspon dent If the Cincin-
matt cGaseAe says that towing to the iadif-
ferentEprospect Of the French harvest, the
Government has authorized the purchase
I Of american breadstufs for that country.
From the present nudicahon We shall ex-
perieneela aEpreaty European demand
forr, our cereals, at moderate prices. ssi u y: -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
sed,,oe scoreheanp under Keen, winds 4 The
younglingeot the fooksl and herds slave
nerished for want 0f fno1 ,J samhE u1nia),,

|sed, ,,or scoreheanp lnder keen winds. 4 The
youngliagssot the Aocksl and herdsslaye
perisshlgsd fpr, want Of food IAmbx which,
il e ordinary seasons 1Nga produce wealth il album
fdante 10 the Stock growers, have been, Civ
ensa~ay freely TO anybody whob whtb wkou1d ac=
(ceptt thannnssaa, gift. III The price lof meat
has laoVp up. taa point atlwhichsitais plac-
ed ed almost beyond theE Of any save the
confortable classes. We, heargof leagues
formed III this ii tflat district 81 81 town for
thespnrpose offa anitins TO- give dp tile use,
of gbutchers,s meat *bnntil the sbutolierscon
sent to reduce j their prices. Uudan TIE
usual condition Of affairs Scotland, with its
long ranges of isheepwalk, J. exports ), mutton
To- England. gEnghnd Is nov exporting
mntton TO- oScotland nhes evil il, niiiaahapi.
4y, far indeed sffipm being a acsentimental
one. People who ere engaged in agricuI-
the weather menas, and that speedily, tie
years harvest viii, be,int the, mosts immi-
nent peril. We AL know the lpeanipg Of
d deficient harvest. - Irreeparable miscIief
isinotEyetsdone;; But an eleventh. month IF
bad weather isnperadded to- the tenswhich|
have preceded it, would, probably ibe auAai7,
Giaas = iasY sas 1s essssps - yspParoy
Auet Sd sss Ut e 8 VS. uave, a.
lsss1, lAe So9aott ol; '1ninkan = taasln our
own lslandssse legislative foiiy of man m is
noe ac.in u nalhlony w1sn te 1ncleMea
& ai sas etsmgnss: 1, 81 talmeE ohIne
oahs atoep f .re s0 @ anu s4S the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
Express Robbery by Highway
%. men. ssg1.,.,,sa t.-r

The San Francisco Heraldl gives The Sub
joined account Of the tobb bbery. recently com
mitted by four ehighw1aymed, On Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express, near Chico, in Butte
county, California. +" The sum obtained was
$50, 900. -.y &s4aS. /
l.. The outrage was committed at aboutnine
o'clock in, the evening. The night was
dark, and as the stage was emerging from
a wood, and about tof descend into . creek,
the, bed of which was dry, some peron
ahead of, the coach, called on the dryer, in
a loud voice, to stop. The driver suppos-
ed that ] team of some other obstruction
was in the way, andasuddenly reined in his
horses, On3lookipgg round, IsomeWhat;to
his astonishment, he discovered two men,
With With double -barre1led guns leve1ed az tie
passengers on the box seat, anhid another
tn.asimilar weapon covering che four Or
five persons inslde.xta asas;s a;;sfs Il; aa4a a;a
The captain Of the gang, with cooked
revolver III IN bis hand, stepped up TO the
driver and informed him ina cool and clear
svoicaEt that he musts have the mbneysin the
treasure box.. and then turning ot..iMr.
Bowen the express % es6enger d saldy q Char- Al
Icy, it Will be 6f no use to resist, Nobody
shall be harmed, : II You don make ainiy
fuss. y 1Andaint thelmmn ntiine,,' pursued the
highwaymap, g,entlemen will, be kind
enough to hold up their hands, It is,not
necessary f6r us 70 say chat tie passengers
:obeyed, the driver dropped thes sreins, and
each man sufngers; pointed Instantly sto
heaven Nov then. CharleY;2''' said the
robber .r must g} haYe your pistelt9 prevent
accidents, :" and he proceeded to tdaisarm tie
axpressman, notwithstanding the outraged
mans remonstrances;l asaa5 assaa.sss3 alss<1slfs
,4.,4As The robher, took the pistol with q
skaksl of thc ihead, fhsF rs said, Nv hy, Char. Char
ley; the pistol ACTUALLY cooked. Don
he fehishs 0hatlsys b Il Hherup ohC Cha1ley
imlned lately apbssiided with theEemAlsk that
il was very hsr t IS should bs treated 81
il such q manner. loot At ali, Charley .
tahe tae sffobb 1aRm aot rubbing
you you csdnot hslp yeu,ssllffsa n syedf
company advertise that they haYsa capital
stock T $500, ,O00, and $l5 900 Is divide
among the b1Yg would moi be mlisged, Char
ley, YOU EnosS1 WI WY aof modaii,tyyiing
Charley vfselihe dehigh h~ay y1anair polits,
u assured him lsppll hisst lho,fes 4. sssgeus
ttleman"1 5 that he was not q murderer, and
did not desire "a take q dollar fronl4py
one then asa9tlg i'ssa sssS t,Rs
lt'thii3 [nD Ddf66d 1iljj =
That there plpta 4 ll
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1860-08-02
a g - 81 s$s!EsV ."735 e
From y the London aslo Times; Ei.s June 22
: A Prophecy oftFanni1ne., Ii

:, There has: been a sort Of Merlin or Muir
ply prophecy current for many months
past, to the. effect that the foul weather
with which We have. been afflicted since
September of last year, was to somefto a
termination on the 21st Of June--the long.
est day. Here, then, with the helptof wa
ter-proof coats and. umbrellas, we hayetar-
rived at This. critical period in the biogra-
ply Of. the nation; but are we rid of the
rain, tho fog, the snow, the gales, and all
the discomfort which the elements can en-
tail upon Us: when they become. confused
in one long, continuous hubbub 2 T has
been charged against Us Englishmen, that
We are somewhat too apt to make The wealth
er the subject Of our conye ersation but we
point ID, our experience Of the last. ten
months, and aye. We mol, right to,
as So? Surely, at the time of the famine.
il the sister island, two Irishmen who met
each other BY chance on The banks of the
Shannon mis- ght very reasonably be indulg-
ed in slight criticism upon potatoes. For
the last few years the peasants who live Or.
die in.the neighborhood Of the Italian lakes
accordingly as The orms attend to or
neglect their business might be excused if
they asked each other how the mulberry
trees we're thriving. The wine. growers in
tho Medoc country or o. tile Cote dor
feel some little interest il the progress sof
the vine disease Just il the same. way
I'VE poor vet edl--we had need to be
Wei f. ST boDund islanders have a
| 4 right 70 interest ourselves il, the cpndi-
ton of the weather. For 2, wonder, the
Il1ptro prov Verbal felicity st our Queen, IN spch
matters has deserted her. The British
Sovereign, with al sorts Of august, and il
nstrious ,personags;es at heir back, drove up
Ascot Racdaoarso tao atli day. in q close
carfias41sz amid 81 fain, Just as tlo'
tsheee n been some ordinary mortal Put
p,sss yyuf ttnst il princes any. more; This
kt1asE refuge and consolation has been denied
:ffor the last ten months to tho English race.
ETh4 pueen. at. these realms, equally With
the humblest oosternloon ger among her sub
|jects, has lived in the. midst Of showers,
and storms, and hurric ]. The rain has
fallenswithe Sefiptural equity apon the just
and the unjust, the ighty git and the humb-
|le, the i!rich md the poor. N or must We
: .ng ny peea.,ar 1ep1oaohs Upon snesc
s1ss =. INN, .ntse suan'l.es
raara;n ~ - 800 i sv 1atl ds,u
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