, 1864-01-04

n =. ..y.,rs.ead ,.s+1,o,,t .o-,n ,,,..s 60.
oo,n,t,o,, 1r,,s 49,, r,,se,, a.nses 49,, ~ ~.
,Ts,,r-;,.,. ~. t-a..,as -~4e w
~. - ,11N.-. eup.
ionnt1a.. @ sEan+ .ases: 49, aa.an. a..a -.
~ ,asst 49, Io.t,,as. sI IA ~ u.
~ r,,tro,,,- - -. ...as;.., -. 80
.,.11,.1 eos 4nua -,
49, ' ~. aa1 o"sepns ao"n uhe " !" ". !.
w wv, 40 uolus " We eompa.so' ana
We 'e'n ~ neA' nom a1 1ne piaces !. mas ''sl.
tea. lne'e II tn'S encouragement. IN regard
" "-.'"t !. comes III tae season OIL thongn
'4on A'' ~ w o35s . 4a.e. enaa asun anu
people aIe not prepared LOT snch v1sitataons,
mere ls little hkenhood OF their being 90 at
I'LL Inc 1Tutn as, great many are never pre-
pared 1of mn extreme Ike this-some from
one cause ana some from another.
II Is cusaous 10 near Inc comments OF the
sa1aous persons you meet; Uld you ever
hno" o1 eucn eolo "eatner" 1tis Inc cold
est oas nave ever seen IN my he'"-~ese
eanaples u "nat peop'e say' IN regard 10 tne
WeA1hef' most persons have short memories.
Every esd inst q man Suffers, Is Tor the time
Deang' Inc "ofst' ana eola, snch as that OF
'ooas' - q" esA' II not an onna1ea one
ao" ~" Inc mercury aas gone thls
ume, VIC can9o1 al t"s moment say though
our local columns will In due time tell
ry@o" anu a."e4esn were nameo on Ne"
ieafe das, out IL probably snnk lower on
sa1nrday. Thermometers are like men-they
differ. Some are very sangnfne, and do their
best at heat and cold both; and in summer
they frequently want lcngthening upward,
while on such days as these, they need the
splice to the neither extremity, Thus we can
not nlways trust the instrument of A or R.
till We haye some assurance TINT II IL NOT a
will not bulge more than a dot either way:
or go puguaciously radical It cnn neyer rel
far enourh. For onr mart re IKE ncftbcr.
lint oo for orc tb,t Vii roc,rd +bo coso ~ -
is and follow nm 4bo weather c1osa1r 1o+ -
RI where ;tr,,l and e. no a1nact - haas
au 1-;,as ~ to,;as ,1,or+ az, 4raot,.o.: 1.s1%
~ C,e th.-1nomotor want 5n.r,. ~ 49, ~.
n - a,an,t an dowr Tho -es1 +-r+t H. ~
s,m.t,mcs havc such snc,1s ~ t1,,s hnt ~
ver an Tbor n,,a lf>o, oo,,a f.o7, 4ha
eotb ofnccenher IN the a5th-not nrfreonent-
y, ~, ~ oot1 r. naooa,,... 1sse a.e--,
y W ~ 49, 49, .svoe1 1o2o' e.o1m
% ps o't. su.s M 80, ~. ,Ae eouu 'n.' .oeh-
eu su.n s.'e.s ~ nveh. ~ anu .ns Miss1ss'pp''
- 49,. n."s1e 'sa1' ~ l4'a1 = Selu u oonaloes
.gn. nass sons o'el, ana many poor
u"eief aaeeu,uoea forever upon 'ne lone
p1'n dns enHnse lfo@ lain 10 1soss was
10 eil1tp as tne eiooA " your etoo". Inc
eAapae tnuh se1 nas oeen 1nofe tnan once
suostaauaals 'ono"ea SINCE tna1 nme-
1ns tnlel u Ioa-s 1s ono "mea au INC
sr., olu Sc..,sle ielelnoet; - ~. u aooat tne
1atn ~ NoSs'npes' a'lo WIN els eaeep1lon oi
apooe "eeh IL teofaaIs VI taatu ~, onys' ENC"
no ienel ~ tne o.u % ApnA tne metenry
hept &c nsela "e!i oeto" zelo ~. .ne montn ol
: VIZ. ""o .ne 7'aue "'e' ~ oeA't'
1om aI 1a"ane 'na1 spt'ns' --.,
Inc seais o1 !eo'a ana Oh Aoo47o aFc mol
10 q to SOC below zero, and did about as
well as far south as St. Louis. That year
for it scarcely took more thau one for it-the
peach trees were swept clean from this State.
and eycn Michigan tarcd not enough better to
be very c1nnk over us Nurseries and orch