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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-11
AN E1PioslSn IN iiIPhiladsIPhta ta--Por.
FIble Power or steam,
a. accounl ofthe explpsionIdE 81 the atsam

! An Account 0ffhe aEnlhsfnn.ihF the ataar,
O'sE y e toanury'i IN W ash
ipgton 5trsl Phtladslp lpbia, on " cd daesday
imornibg y has been published. Seven p.r.
sons we're kilIsd an, Z. hs, 81.
TL. !. ", !" u91. !.
"S 1Vss'gNipR aaaltlone4 PArtlc4lats OF
The catastrophe We COPY from the Phila
deIphiG papers: 4 j ii-Iil,1i,
Tho ho;,.. ,.h,.h S..&
nIac.l h ne - IN 49,. uau 9sstl
hniIdi.i Ia ~ 9 wv wv
main h5;lJ;aa.. 80 sa
No. ~ 80" - =.
IN onS ~ - ~ ',!.s slose
noe fo- -. ~. osse n
vas an ord5s .., ,,SriS, ,H.'. auu
twsnty- -fonrz ~ y: .,s;.issbt NJ. Ssos' aoous
Of .bs n =, a ;aa.I az ~ Suatae!er ~ sr
,ho, ,hs ~. tS;ir ~. sSs Iact
lie Nod "a .,ssp ....eI IRON
o1bsr ho;iS. y t.... tIP " sne
"a fortv tes. ssIIiSG s..s .s. tIa ass .
M .ts! lne FooI o.
,ao.,,, ps. was
ssssli tf q
ished-not 81 < brIolS bsing 1 Iaft. sts ndirs,
upoR, anIther EThel bricfs ystA mas
IN ali diFesti{ns. soms. of tbem being car.
ried os ~ ifth Strsst tSo so SnS,ssS 0S .Ssat Ss[
an ana nor fSG fSt5 ssrses 80 :
qreatSr fifst.Ecs az tsS 3 ffssiis-'f'Ese ~
A niece al iron oirls, nassad ,bronob
the honss 6f.siF ,IoI1v Ssisn5j5s . 'hacIr F+or,
Fiftb street. opoosite the fonndrv. The
frSgment crossefi 'ihs narior trsyeyssa tbs
ho9se from he front 10 M 'resr ana land. nd,
ed in the ynrd. The 'front.' wall Ess @ ffteen
inches thick. and several n. rtition, wsIIs
vsre also broken ,Ibrouvh MIS- .TolIv Vas
in the room overhead. and was in the act
of bringing her children down IN Iet thano
look ont Of the front Vtndows Ths ter.
rIic crash almost deprived The iady Of her
sTRseS. AnoIher aying m;Ss;js nncare.
TS0N;on.lY' aU,asod ~. Lora. Ss RI aS
ams T, nos.sd ,hsonnh J'Sov n". =. ~ H;a az
5nS ssosEi. 1o;oSis. S;s IL " sue Mtu-
os;I,1;, Ls. 80. 1''''e S "S AN
TSa 80 no stso,. -, ,,..;.s ,.,,A -.
so:f SfaSH ~ mss oast.eu WIN gteht
~ W We toG1 " Ine uleou'ne suoP WHICH,
Is 9.e ,''S stories IN he'gn!: a9a partially onri
tS.,. 90 user .I, nc Tue'nai' o' II 0e'ug lotsea
Is..S US 800 . . ~. ..,,.
o,a,, ,A E"S, 1890 UtonSos ,auni s 70 sne o9isr'
into The air and canin. "%S dove ~ nass ,bp ~
Nj, on,r.nr. ~ ,hSns,s hI;Sha.at Ia hosuS suS
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FOR SAI,E:-

oFFRR for sale two EnRines, twelve ineSea IL,
ON; also tWo Under boilers forty iucu ~ dis n.
eter aud forty ftet each In length Tne buffers aro
heavy. quarter tnch PttsOIt<h iron, Uf the beI4
quality, with heavy El1nEht ITon hea7U, Auu have
6een earetuIly preserved with less than one years
actual serVicS. In addition will ali the N -
ehin0Ey contained in mill buI ItdEuE such NJ east
and WF0uEht irons Of YariOUs desrriPsiOrs kEenoII
burf5, &C. ThOEe is large Au0unE OF chO cs Iu.u.
Der. much OF clear stun Vert deGiTabIs for CAR
penteFs aud PAtt makers. Them er n ths
Mil was designed BY an accomplished MIIiVrFiRhE,
and i!t9aai 70 Ten barrels VI liJar pet hsur.
GoE purposes e1unected with my VIuetaTJ, / sff.r
onIy the txtenslysI mAehnsty thsrria conrasIsd,
which Will cell n whole VI l., Dtueis HE MAY
suit purchasers "a .h-
II 'sVt sold BY Wednesday. tho1S.h of priI will
on that dayS a. 10 o'clock am offer thS sb1Ts ds-
seEtbed property 1t public sale .sl, 80. -, .
wheeling. March 3s. 1854. %I apSI..d
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I! a.Ra1al, l,aleolellen,a H.port.

Gen0RAl5 l5GeC1elIRnta RonoRf.
The North Amerieah Review has 90 artI.
Gle on thereport of Gen. McClellAn. We
clip few paragraphs:
Disguise and soften it az we may, the
camPaigu on the Peninsula was disas,
trous faiIure-A failure months long, like
bad novel in weekly instalments, with
"Fo be conttaued" grimly ominous at the
end of every part. So tar Was It from
ending In the capture of Richmond. that
nothing but the gallantry of Gen. Pope
aud his little army. hindered the rebels
from taking Washington. aud now comes
MSjor General George B. 9IcClelIau, aud
makes affidavit in one volume octave that
he is = great military geniuN. after all. II
should seem that genius is Of two Varia-
ties. The first hnds the enemy. aud beats
himi the second fnds him aud succeeds in
getting away. General Mcclellan is now
attempting change of base in the face Of
public opinion, aud is eudsaVorinR to
escape the consequences of having escaped
from the Peninsula For year his repu
tation tiared upwards like rocket, eulmi-
mated, burst, and now, after as long an
interval, the burnt out case comes down TO
us in his report.
There is something ludicrously tragic,
as our politics are managed, in seeing an
Administration compelled to print cam.
paigu document tor such is General Nc.
Clsllau's Report In double sense), direct
ed against itself. Yet in the present case,
had It been possible to escape the penauce,
1t had been unwise, We think that no un-
prejudieed person can read the volume
without melancholy feeling that General
Mcclellan has foiled himself even more
completely than the rebels were able 20 do,
He should have been more careful OF his
communications, for line two hundred
aud forty.tWo pages long is likely 10 have
Its weak points. The volume before us is
rather the plea of an advocate retained 10
defend the Generals professional charac-
ter and expound his political opinions,
than ths curt, colorless, unimpassioued
statement OF facts which is usually so re-
freshiug In the official papers of military
men, and has mueh more the air Of being
addtesseas 70 {. iuFY. thAa,. to the War De.
partment at Washington. It is, in short,
u letter to the people Of the United States,
under cover TO the Secretary Of War
General Mcclellan puts himself upon the
country, aud, after taking as much time TO
make up his mind IS when be wearied aud
imperilled the nation in his camp on the
Potomac, endeavors to win back from pub.
lie opinion the victory which nothing but
his own. over. caution enAoled the rebels
to snatch from him before Richmond.
OF his manner of making war the re-
viewer remnrka:
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CyOu dc, use
HoOhands German Bitters!
FFoa ). Nsvtea BTODvu, D. D., Editor ofsAs Eaey-
eEopediG ef ReIigiOps KM0tple40e.

FFoR ). NesVteR BTOuva, D. D., Editor OTt6s Eaey-
eioPedt6 q RsiEgiOES HM"'VieSge.
Although rot disposed 70 favor or recommend
Patent Medicines IN general, through distrpst 0i
their ingredients and elects, yet KNOW OF suE.
elsHt reason, why man may testify to the bouhI
lie belirTes himself To have received from any simple
preparations, the hope that he may thBS contrib
ute 10 the benefit Of Others.
do this the mOre readily in regard to HoOnand's
GuTuIAn BIItera, prepared bS DT. C. N. jackson, Of
th4s city, because Was pTOudeed against them IoF
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly 40 alcoholic mixture. am Indebted TO my
IEtshd Robert shoemaker, hs,, t0C the removal Ol
tLiS prejuLies BY proper tests and for encourage
lUnS cUnUnuSd debility. Tho use Of three bottles
VI Iheoe bitEers, SE the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident rsIieI and estUEAIto
to degree OF bodily and mental ViSOt which 4 had
NOT teiE IUr Enohths bSfoFe aud had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. thUI-''s IuE uod and
my friend 70 directing me 70 tn use 81 Lnem.
PhilAdslpA s.Juue %, 1851.
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quantity, 81 per 6otEIo; half dOESn, IS. small sss
i6o per bottle; half doEsn, e. - - - 9SE
DrFOr sale by DFuEglsts and Dealers eyoryuhort
In The 6nitSd States, aud by all the Druggists and
DsalorS In iWhsotinG. OetS'1I
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M'oLELLAN's HrLpLrssNEss,

.
"From the time of his taking command
till his removal he was constantly asking
for mUre men. constantly receiving them,
and CONSTANT y unable to begin anything
with them after he got them. He could
not move without one hundred and fifty
Thousand pairs of legs, and when his force
had long reached that number tho Presi.
dent was obliged, by the overtaxed impa.
thence of The country, to prv him up from
his encampment on the Potomac with n
special order. What the army really
needed was an addition of one man at the
head of it (; for a general, like an orator,
must be moved himself before he can move
others. The larger the army, the more
helpless was General Nice Clellan. Like the
magician's famulus, who rashly under
took 10 play the part of master, and who
cou Id evoke powers that he could not con-
| troll, he was Swamped in his own supplies
With every reinforcement sent him on
the Peninsula, his estimate of the num-
berS OppUsed TO him increased, His own
Imagination faced him in superior num-
bers at every turn. Since Don QuixOte's
enumeration of the armies Of the Empe-
ror Alifanfaron and King Pontapolin of
the Naked Ann. there has been nothing
like our generals vision of the rebel for
ces, with their ever-lengthening list of
leaders, gathered for the defence of RicL-
mond. I" -, ;+CgJ.r -},tsr,-s,o,f' jf-,j.f,
OF the I character Of his mind he says,
justly: 70 If'5 ~ a..
M'CLELLAH's'M MENTAL CONSTITUTION.
General Me- CIellan,s mental eonstitu.
tion would seem To. be one Of those, easily
elated and easily depressed, that exag-
gerate distant advantages and dangers
near at hanl-minds stronger in concep-
Ntion than perception, and accordingly, as;
such always are, wanting that facnlgy6f
swift decision which catching inspiration
from danger, makes opportunity success.,
Add to this a kind of adhesiyeness 1--WE
can hardly call it obstinaey or pertinaci.
ty) of temper, which can make no allow
ance for change(of circumstances, aud we
think we have o tolefable clear notion of
the causes of General McC Clellan's disas-
ters BE can compose q good campaign
beforehand, but he cannot impr0vise one
out of the events of the moment, as is the
wont ofgreat generals Occasion seldom
offers her fOrelOck twice to the grAsb of
the same man, and yet General McGIsi3
Ian, by the admission Of the rebels them
selves, had RiChmdnd at his mercy more
than once Il 3 ~ u
The general Was spoiled by the politi.
clan, inlthe opinion pf the reviewer, and
succumbed not % theseuemy in his front,
but q, the one hundred and fifty thousand
voters behind him. Ss - s-5sa
IF General Mcclellan bad been as
u Eptomt in ttaeking the enemy "a he show
4 ed himself In this assault on his Bupe.
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SLATE PICTUREs-

EtH 90A4G1 G4SGO dES.
Oh DRAWING. SCHOOL FoRi pEoTnNERs
-. Parts y 2, 3,4, 8, g. ST7 -
Al PUBLIC ATIONin the Esme style a. formerly
~ imported nom kurCPe. To create aud culti.
VAte teste for Drawing, nothing can be found
superior tor the young atudss & who reIfea mostly
on 1eit tnstruettnn. Reeommended and adSpred
~ the Fr1netpal Drawing SCHOOL Teacher. PrIeO
~ Cent? tnreach Part. koF, ,GAle At
SpF6 PARTRIDaES GALLERY.
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NO. 6sI AROH STREET.
F1ISsfPaI 0Rss aWd AaHVaaoV,
JONES 8 EVANS,
LsueessIOrs to Q. N. Jackson 4 Coal
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tEsaB OF @EkKLy. !
The Weekly Intellige,lce.
BEEF! REEFII

OTTicE OHIEH oeMMIasARY on supsI.rrrcr
DEpAArAkHr WEsr IkOIAiA,
,pI1pn. !IS 1aHEALAAD. NJ. Al ri al 1861.
SSkALED PkoPuSALS Wilt 10 rees.Ved fr,n, rrse
hands, eilEons loyal 10 the (inySrm, NJ ~ ~
Unlt:d st9tes, nhtil ~ II. Aptit 14h, 1854. Oh y.
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riors, We think his campaign on the Pc.
.nins1la would, have ended more satifsac-
torily.N 'p'se mo -e' - :" 't
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See that the signature Of 30. u. JACKSON" IL o.
the WRAPPEE Of each bottle.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERHRlTs.
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Hollands German Bitters!
(PuRELY vR0ETABLE,)

(PuRELY VEGETABLE)
Hosts o. IEBorAht 0uaekS and interruptions adVon.
tuTers, have opened upon suneFtgg hnmahlty the
Hood EatSs d NOsIrpms th6 S6aPS Sf poor W6iaky
VtleIy compounded with injurious drugs and chr l..
tened Tones, StOmAchies and Bitten.
Beware Of the InnumetHbl0 array Of Alcoholic
preparations In plethOEte bottles, and highhelIod
Kegs under the modest aPPSlatlon Of bitterS, which,
instead OF curing, Only AgEryate diseAsS and leave
the disAppOiuted sufferer In despair.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BFTTERs

Are not \ new and untried article, but have stood
the test Ot Gteen Year, trial by the American pub.
c aud their reputation and sale not FValIed by
any Siullar preparation. Et44EE1G 80 y ssfE.FfE
The PTVpTIetoFs have Thousands Of Letters from
and CitiESns ttstfyihg, their personal AnoRl.
edge, TO Ihs beneficial eeets aud medical VirtuSS Of
these BitturS.
DO You WANT SOMETHING TO srRRNGTHEN
your
DO roo WANT A GOOD APPErITEl
Do YOU WANT 10 BUILD UP YOUR ooNsrITu.
DO TUU WANT 10 YERL WELLI
Do YOU WANT To GEr Rid oY NERVOUsNBSSl
DO YOU WANT ENERGYt
DO YOU WANT TO sLREP MkLLI
DO YOU WANT A BKIsh AND VIGOROUS RRBL-
INRl
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80 ARTHUR Agent fog paying Pensions. OaieS,
%s l, heLuEo Hons, being the sHns Vties formerly
oocsp'ei DS Adams .Ipsess GOupABy. april
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Ansirs &c tPadaoas6GL-,rhSsSl 8 lRteIb.l. ON.
stly Occupying Western Kentucky
.-EldalinE a1d DRncInE-UnICsd
states Tr0Ops MOvInE-A Final SET.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE GOMP'Y

joins REID. resident.
s.AM'L AcULzLLAS, vice-Presidsnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19
Special Notice

We this week ~ihdraw the club rates for
the Democrat. and would announce that. IN
future shall be obliged 70 adhere 20 the
Published terms IN al cases. The MASON
for this ~ill BE- aPPAr' NJ % al Who ~illcon-
sider the matter for a moment. IN the in
creased Price Of every Article used IN the
making up Of a Newspaper; and j. in sccor-
dance With The acton Of ncarly every paper
in the oOuntry. We r,grvt tho necessity
for tins course. bit between Two eyiis Ne
choose What seems % t. the least Most
Of our subscribers are receiving very much
larger returns Cor their products than here
toforc. and ~in ind the change vii stall
leave balance IN their favor. and ~ trust
th~y vii continue O. give ~ tacir patron-
age. Which Nc shall endcavor O. rtturu bv
making or paper a. ncariy indispensable %
the people oi tbc County a. possible Oi
course the paper vii b. Furnished 20 those
-ho have paid IN advance. - the end of the
time paid for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19
A Good Letter.

The Military Ag~nt of Maine. a. Wash
ington sends us the fllouing letter. a.
"too good 90 sc~p
IL ~ ra'rsf~f Saifi,rs r-os Mriss
IL re-ponse o. che call 81 The people -
Name in behalf % our wounded soldiers
nov in th- several Hospitals. tbe ladies q
West Peru have ~i,h diligence snd indus
i-y collected thc Articles contained in this
box. We wish our bravr soldiers from The
Oif fine Tr,, STAT. o. kno~ and 90 feel
thaf those tbcy have lch behini have no,
forgotten them No. 80 never forget the
brave ones Who ar fghiinr f,r the rrot-c-
ton 81 the besi governm~nt tie world ever
knew. AMI who for our sake arr wiling o.
sarrifce Efc. bcalth ard happiness Car
90 a. Too mnrh 60 sob s. thew Prom
the Grpfhs Of fhc dense forrest. from eserv
hilltop and pleasant valley. the s,hoius re-
sponse, sounds No IL 81 waited to 1. on
every gentle brrezr. and 90 rad it in ihe
ripping save % every tinkIns riu. ard
from the mofhcr's aching heart vL-se IDOL
ized son she has sent forti to JOIN tbs Joofs
o.af,-f ascsnds to heaven a ierscnf PRAYER
for 10 noble tcisnlrrs of our Couaf-g's
rights. % may yoa uho arr suHeriue from
the resalis 81 th.. uuIlst var ever rctaiu
the noble priorip,e, ulieh aetaafeI sou %
lease yolr frien1s anI bone al ia.a the
Amy rLose o.jeei if B.. to purge from orr
b-aatiai land rebel. and ora .t1rs. a-I Cor.
ever hash fhe clark 81 slavery chair.
Maine AID crippled, pcrhap. for ife. you
have stiI orc oonso,afion IF you. fhat you
nth truc patriotism arI earnest real per-
formed your duty huhfsuy to God and
your country anl the brieit ha-rf. tar
have 500 shall eroan fhe hri -t.r., pace. n
history long After rebels siau cease Of. f..
Even Z 'a NY humbie station Of rir h,,.
sufercd from IBIS rche lh1n-fhe bitter ss--
casu of the many uho are opposed to OBJ.
un- have often caused my soman's bar o.
qual-ard rhtn have been sneerei 90 a..
q beggr- 7 uoali FEEL thaf most rsiinlaist
tac uors commenced and then WIEN again
cast ny ewes upon thc rol1rns 81 ere ia. Dbl
pa1Fr AMI there raj the saferinrs of our
tfarr. uy hearf takes rencuri cou-nre and
~ih ~ irsing thit my feeble rH1-fs NAV
renirr some rri.cf to our roor saF.rin- col
d.ers. Cor things char re send A. r-f ,,-..-
posed oi &C. most debate fabrics f5- many
OF fhrn ar ghf hers,i from tts hambis ca.
tage OF the sturdy farmer BOT may they d.
yoa much good. Ani please rrmember
thar the same Kind providence smile. on ven
in Virginia a. uhen at your peaosiaI horne.
ia Ntrr Tie .'o-1 n1.t soor.r -- lsf.-
aif,a4. Iaoa e. .,,.4.lss- tait>p.
osford County. Ne I-st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

MANI ITES-- A wA.hington paper
sAys IN Maine 18th had to PET bear, Goa
asetsd Nth their reginens ~hich they
6rosgh' AL The -ay from Louisiana.
Mr.. Hsng Flint. ofRockland acrilenial-
y fen down stairs on "wednesday last. ssa
broke her Reck.
The wAicrViiis Mail inform. - ions--ln-
dcd- Subscribers that. a. the present prev
Of paper. their patronage isnt -orth re-
taining.
OPcration. At The Portland Sugar House
arr susPendcd. o-ing the high price 20 mo-
lss--s and labor. the manufacturing tai and
non demand of the rcsiluun.
In the cas-, OF MArEArct wAliaos. ohargod
vi'h a. ai'eup, 20 poison family IN Port
land. verdict q e. not guilty vas rendered
on Thur.dav.
Tbe Camp Meeting AZ East Lisernore i.
% begin Asg ss'h.
Dr. Bro-u q Liberty. has ben found
guilty IN The L. ; District Coart At Baa-
cor. % obs;rsciing the drAft.
Siu4ent. nav Be admitted 10 th- Normal
>chool IN ihI- STATE. ~nhoat a pledge 70
teach IN the STATE. by paying a tuitioa Of
5000 term.
Travellers ia ihs White Mosntaia rcrioa
this sumner comPiain that many natural
obiccs, % intercsi are defare4 bv ihe al
scrtiscmcn; Of Me- Nork quack meiiciao
m~n
On sunday lAsi Andrc- worthiag. son
ofAmos WorthIns q Norridre-oyk Me.
AID seventeen wears IN attempting 20
s-tm frusn SPauiding's Island 70 The maia
lard vas dro~ned
IAo grist All sas mil on the Great
Woks riser IN south Bcr~ick. Ne bstong-
ing % Issas NcAion. Esq.. -as burnt on
SATURDAY, morning. 10th slt An inocu4i-
ar 80 ar O. a corn house. near BY. from
NJ N The haunes communicated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-08-19

Lisus Robbins Grover AM MAJ Aber-
nethy Grover Of the lSth Ne. R~gt. arrived
ho@e lsst SATURDAY.
Rev Mr.. Brook. and Rev. Mr.. Cooper.
EPiscoF'Afan clcrr,uen from Philadslf.hia.
occupied the dr.k In Rev. NJ Will
wriEhi'. chur,h list sabbath. and Rev. Mr..
Gilh,rt 81 Ncw York that OF the Universe
li.t Churvh.
Crvp- arr booking 6ncly. Gram i hss-
~ though thc stalk = hight We werr
tempted Co prophecy four weeks Ago that
~ should have rain courmcnccuent ~cek
a. Bruns~ick. We wish now ~ had ds..ss
80.
Mr.. Lander Grover OF Bethel. came
home rccvniiy from thc sat Of var ~oun-
del in thc foot which hilei % hal Up. and
IL "a amPufafed by Dr. Collins CA Mon
day oi thi. week
The printer mistook our fgurcs in The
thermctrical record to weeks since. ami
~ oorrvct Il a. foiio-s. Aug. 1t. The
Thcrmometcr stood TO-DAY. q; an elevation
81 GO frst abo,~ iij. water Al a. dcrrcs,
a. ?. NJ. being The hiehc.l ever recorded
in town At iol-2P. VI. IL stood AZ a..
SINGULAR AoCIpENT. - Alp,hiu T~itch-
ct. IL. ~as drising acruss the common a.
Bciscl I'm IN a buggy one day lasi ~eek
COZ Pursucd By do ran against the ear
risge. 9Th such iorcc A. 20 break IN the
seat. ard. What vas singular. broke the
h'nd ~oo'ien ANiotrc, GA tb- opposite side
sguarc a. and beat the iron axle -hioh -as
anusaaiis strong 10 a right angie Mr.
lvstrh-li vas thrown from his carria-c M.
oa hi' righi shoaller. BAT fortunate ly e.cap-
81 ~ithout scrious inIary.
The ma-iuitoe. have rrtircd 20 The
sramps. Your corrcspo nasuf f-om Mex
GO seems % doubt our ven itv ia rsrar,i %
thc nsmbcr - kHlsd wbil~ 6shin- We -
Ser ban % The July No. % the Mosauiio
Herald. sh.Fe b. -iil 6nd ih.-v ackno-le4ce
an ingionous slaughter Your Fryrbu-r
corrrsFouieut thinks theirs cNc.l oar. IN
sifc. A big mosquito - aiu,ost hsrr,le..
after having tcssfei on the corpulent I'VE
hurghrrs- itis yolr lank-bodis-l. lonr- ler-
ed. i'h'ier-e,s'i r,osIuito. .uch q. Ne ha,s
thar PuunPs the blood out % yoa.
Bot uosgaiiocs Arc nothing compared
nth tbe -asPs and hornets ~ meet -ith
~hiie having on the meaio~s. To rso-
INTO big hornsi'' nest. .,Ars up 9TH hor-
ror' drop souT s-stts. run - in zicra- line.
Lac Tud'ieries. dog. tear - yosr hat
Gown IN 'be hghi. look thc very victim Of
dssPeration. start ard rsn again. and sna Iiv
receive a s'ab IN ihe rvar ihrough = pair o..
Tim 'nd'spcnsHble'. fiis :, terrible. Prob
Jus-itcr