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!, CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
Present, Capital, 500, 900
AuTHoh1zED CAPITAL, $500 900.
~ =. OF
% LU' M d T "a 8. c f.

oFTICERs,
John B. Palmeri RrehideHt.
A. G. Brenfzer, Cashier.
@. N. G. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
~, q = tpREpToR8. G- H.
J. l-Gregg, John B. Palmer, F. ". McMas-
tor, r. D. Sem, OF r: ~. Sem d Son; G. ".
Beardeh, of Copeland & Bearien; r. l.. Bryan,
Of Bryan Mc0arter. ". @. swafield, OF r.
& W. o. Bwafield.
F.. W. MoMsster. Solicitor. \.
STlHH Bank Is now open for the transaction
Il 0f a general banking business.
CEnTH1CATEs OF DFnosIT of currency or
coin, bearing interest at the rate Of seven (7)
per cent. per annum, In kind, will be iseued.
Deposits from County Officers especially so
lio1ted; also, from Trustees, Administrators,
Executors, Professional Men, and others.
Particular attention given to accounts OF
City and Country Merchants, and othor busi-
ness men, and the usual accommodations ex-
Notes, Bdls of Exchange. and other eyi.
denGes OF debt discounted. and money loaned
Socks, Bonds, Gold and Saue,- bought and
Mu.aeted Currency purchased at small
discount.
Sigh Drafts dratrn direct on all the promi-
nent places in England, ireland. Scotland,
France, Germany. Belgium, Holland, Dem
mark and the Orient. Letters Of Credit issued,
payable In any OF the above places
Drafts on all the prominent cities In the
United states bought and sold,
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel.
Open from to 8. Feb 26 "
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A MRD1oAn JOKE. An exchange says:
The worst joke that was ever perpetra-
ted on scientific men took place recently
at Louisiana, Mo. A man was sick with
rheQ9Rtiap, OF ;somethipG and Aaellow
went arothd t6the doctors and profes..
sora ond things, and told them that it
wag, the. qneareat ,caee on reoord.i He
said tho man had noieeling, You could
STICK pins in bis body all over, r and, be
paid no attention to them Of all. ;,He
was perfectly numb. SO the doctors got
together and called on the sick man to
eir@ripant. Tau arriSed with; pins ana
neeHles and bodkins. The man was
aaleep, and they got around him, and
ca each one stuck his pin in the patient.
The sick men. s0lled over and looked az
the orowdi iala. tEdug s.thsy had come
to disseot him, so be took chair in one
hand and bod post in the other, and
uTSyS .is c:e@a thanpe- They are
around With their heads tied up, looking
foF fhanan who said thas sick man had
no 3eeliDg.,r. ..'a -s':.i. ~ .,'gma,ee'
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI
For Discusses or tho Throat and Lungs.
suoh as Coughs, Colds, whooping
Coukh, 8ronch1is, Asthma,
.tt dpd Consumutaon tt


Probably never before In the whole histor,. Of
medicine, has any thing won SO widely and 40
deeply upon the confidence Of .n,nnkinii, az this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through long series of years, and among most
OF tho races Of men 1t has risen higher and higher
In their estimation, has become better known
lt6 uniform character and power to cure tile in.
rlous affections Of the lungs md throat, have
made It KNOWN as. q, reliable protector against
tnem. While adapted to milflcr forms af sli. case
and to young children, 1t ls Mt tho snnio time tho
most cHectunl remedy that can lc given for incip.
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF tho hront and lungs. As n provision ngainxt
sudden attacks Of Group, 1t sliould bic kent ou
hand in oyery family, ana indeed as aI ME orrsc
times subject to colds and coughs, eli should he
provided with tliis nntidote for thenn. 81 :
Although settled Co,,su,nf,siot, Is thought in.
GnraDie, stu great numbers OF cases where tic
dlscase seemed settled, have been completely
cured, and tho patient restored to sound hcalth
Dy tho Cherry Pect0rdE. So complete is ill.,
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate Of them YIELD TO IL.
When nothing clso could tcac h. them nntler tic
Cherry PectornI they srtbsitld md disn,,ear
SINCERE and Pa6ltc Speakers find great
protection from It. 80
cured by It. -
Bronchitis is generally cured BIZ taking die
Cherry Poctor1l in smnll and troqucnt doses
SO generally are Its yi1tuca knosyn, tint we
need not publish tho certificates Of then, here, ur
do more than assure the public that its qualities
are fully maintained.
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C1TIzENs. sAYINGs BANK. RAN.K..
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Deposit. Of s2sa2 upvaTsa.s selvsd.

rEEEREsT {: = AzseayEEg2 4 yE2 ~ AhkA S. 7h"i e.
oN GERTIF1G13ES3 9 2; !; $ i 3REW55ssSSii2s 3RS.EW55ssSssSii2s
a. f1yNRakpoSlk fT1dyNTaS ON = AGeSHNaal:. y1a3E iSs1s
0FFICERbs 3.
YIN. Martin, President ttg i ~ -
S0hD S0hD :. T. Fan RS}mss: m HiSe;prssideais!
G. Brenizer, Cashier; ~ E:,r2
Johp 9. B. .SFaitn, Assistant Cashier.
6I Nlrectors.,s |-fTa'
Eade Hampton. Millia m Martin. A.. G. Has.
kel1SnF. ". McMaster, John P. Thomas, E. Is.
Hethfssh, John b. uRalmef, Thomas e. Gregg,
u Eli Gregg. Marion.
g. T. Scott, NewbeTry. X
.aa.E. G. Mayss, Newberry.
B. n. Rutledge, OhRraeBton. 3
raniel Raveueis Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, La6oxets, clerks, Widows. Or.
phans and othersmay herd dep6aft their saw.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Planters. Professional Mon aud Ttpataes
wishing to draw interest ep their funds until
they require them for business or other pur-
poses; Parents desiYipg to act apart small
sums for their children, aud Married Women
and AinoIa (Yhose deppsits can only be With
,irawn by themBelvesf or, in cage Of death, by
their legal representatives,) wishing to lay
aside funds for future use. are here afforded
IN Opportunity, OF depositing their means
where 'theytw rapidly accumulate, and, at
the sane time, be subject to withdrawalwhea
neede0., .t.s,.. Aug 10 /,
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Ayers Ague Cure

For Reyes and Agne; Internatttqht Fever,
Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed oil tho affections which ariso
from malarious, marsh, or miasmatio
poisonB.
AZ It's name implies, It does Cure, and does not
fail. Containing neither Arsenic, Quininc, Ills.
mIth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
hent. The number and importance Of its curcs
In the aguc DISTRICTS are literally beyond account,
Of Ague medicine. Our pride Is gratiaed by tho
acknowledgements wo receive of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases, and where other rem.
edies had wholly failed.
Unacclmated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities, will DO
protected by taking the 40 UE CURE daily.
!. For IAve,' Complaints, arising from torpid.
ity OF the Liver, Is an excellent remedy, simu.
lnting tho Liver into healthy activity.
&c: 3:i..S::s n.sc-.le-s .nl Liver iCnmnlnints It
Is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
fhilcd.
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AVER S Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell Macs, and
sold oil round the world.
PRIOE, s1.00 PER B0TTLE. Nh
Dec o tly fang 81 !! OH. Mot, agent.
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BRANDIES.

= CASKS James Hennessy'a d Brandenbure
offered pure and -unadulterated. These com
prise vintages Of 1855, 1858, 1860 and 1868
Stock OF Hooks, Olarets and White Wines in
clude some Of the most famous brands as we'll
a. sound !o,o priced goods. For sale by
. March, as GEO. SYMHER9.
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Z fac snr.nAr tonic IL Hrtsorrs Bitters-
can be had At PoL1ooK's, .,''..
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,, ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS: IMPROVEMENT.

E'HOsE who have lost several Natural
-; Ieet9, and nave been advised to part
VIII Isgai1ing sound ones, as tn Q HKst atep
soWtIaa ,ops eimpg artificial -eubstitptes, are
cruel IN itgen and often unnecoseayiIy psr.
iormed. TO convince themselves of ifsiailaoy.
byAookipg closely into q. matter oi|so much
The above Improvement was acs;cnod 10 rc.
sist go deplorable practice; and aiter tho.
rough test Of more than three ycars ia 1onnI
capable Of ssccomplishing what NO other s5s-
tfni e OF AInheiainGntistry heretofore DONE
which will eaye for years Natural Teeth and
bo at the same time reliable in every resnect
An invitations Is hereby given to such a.
Ieea Re interested TO call at our Operating
cases nowin actual use. - -
Nov8t. REYNOLDS d REYNOI.Ds
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n Change Of echedule.. l.,., ~.
4; soyEH QARq1aRA RAMRoAD GpaRAsy, ~
CotqN9n44A. 9s4 8, g., January 19t 1871.
haaa stliss tasssRs ssd ssda' issYs; taSss "
noT'l.lu "i y TRAIT No.'I! II a!5 Ttui
Leave eCharlestonAt.:.t ~. -. =: 1920 am
4sItYe;st Oo1prnbia: A.. ..... $40 pm
teaEa .e!iHs Ce1Hnnia iant:..,;-t...:-,.s.s:1 :1a6 PIP
Leave Ca9lden. sundsys excepted. at $50 { ID
Arftve ct Kingviile at.. .:.J.. ..Ys .1.20 p M
Leave KinRvine. sundays exoep'd ,iat. 2,a0 p m
~ above TSsins run i + : 'connestsos, S ,xaR
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta Railroad,
connecting With Tf6iIs for WiImiIgt on, NORTH
Carblina4 and'with Trains f6r Angus ta, 0ebr-
Eiai.makinR cloae connections with Night
Trains Of Georgia Rail.oad ard Central Raj,
R" TRAM No. 2-NIdH4 ExpREfs.'' MI"
t6nndsy Night excepted. ):,t.~ il,
!esYs Char!eston at. ...:....:. .......710 p M
Arrive At Col1mbi. at. ego n,
Leave Columbta at..... go p ID
fiEveat Charleston at e. .45 a IA
TIE rain runsin connection with Up Au1
gueta Irains, unaihS Gi0sss 1e11::.sec.icn With
Georgia and Central Railroads. ,.;.I,.,-.,,.,
a. {. TYLER, Vice I'reejdent. :,
8. B.:PIcKrEs, General Ticket Agent. Jan 2t
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The Elons. E
Oh. tho Aeas, the Arrible Aoas, G
DO faSc-1, a'n. csw fsntn the head 20 md knees,
find their thrade marks iverywhere;
Wherever there's place for bite, 'tis there.
On me el1ahtip,.
Soratohin' and bftin'.
They teke ally nip when I fall in q dOze,
And hold love feast on aioh Of me toes. n
oh, the neas, the tirribre feaa, l. i
The spalpeens, like lawyers, are fond Of big
And. IKE lawyers, they cling to chap to the
And hisS pdshhnte, the toe and lib trind.
The divf. oh, ouch,
saw that one crouch,
I put me hand on him. divil bit was he thore,
Like .he dagger OF Mscheth, he vanish'd In
- u,.: l, >,"A1#u., y. .!~tit 1il
Oh, tho feRss the. .tirrible 1less.3r 4, !t
Il n. hsa Sae PRTef OH %9S1|dps
Btrangfe the chiideF. the tnishefe and pops: !
Il. - They drive rae craAy;s:a ba:i:J nj.
All over me body they lave their rid traces.
And all over me stomaoh they rim quarter
sSSIGT 4 gnnn1MEn1eK.adY.
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MALARIoUs DISEASES GENERALI.y

FEMALES
Will find LIPPnIANB GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS the best tonic known for the disea sesto
which they are generally subject and VII ere a
gentle atimulant is recommended.
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For sale by All respectable Grocers and
Drpg9iate: UDOLPHO WOLFEB Est,
APRIL 1-hT8mp "a Beaver St., New York.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA. 6, O., MAncu I. 1871.

E@g E a.}a 9N aqa' and ! after ,a;;cs! this :
schedule will be rnn daily. Sundays exceptedI
lima Railr6ad up and down; aleo with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad: j .ftf ,-i.e
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sTENH0UsE, MAOAULAY & CO..
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
CHA RLOTTE, ". O.
SOL1CIT orders for COTTON. Corn, Flour.
~ Bacon, Lard, &C., and Family Groceries
y. Feb 7lyr
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Wholesale Agente for State Of South Carroll
CHOFF Co, GLACIUS 4 W1TTE. STEF-
FENb, WERNER Il QUICKER, CHARLTON.
Depot in Columbia, 8. c., at GEIGER Il
MCGREGOR'S, Druggists. June 1yI;t
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-07-29
How is This for High I!

A correspondent of the Charleston Cou-
rier, writing from Black vile in this State,
under date, July 22d, tries to be hifa-
lutin. Speaking OF that place and
its inhabitants said correspondent says:
The sons of Ham may be seen about
the village any hour Of the day.
'REcpBANs SUB rEGMINE rAGI,
as Horace has 1t, aud il is only in the
South Carolina negro that you will fnd
that 'otinn, cum dignitafc' to which SO
frequent allusiop is made by the classic
author"
Doubtless the CoWier's correspondent
lot SO long breath when be got of that
Latin. The Courier too, We have no
doubt, sent it ont to its many readers say.
ing the while "Now our subscribers can't
say we havnt got an intelligent corps of
correspondents, for they can write
Latin" .,,,....,..c =,
Oh, dear, oh dear. Shall we spoil
the pretty correspondence Of tho Cou-
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0BITUlA RY.

DIEp-on tho; 10Th Of July, 1871, MI.
SAMUEL BOARD. aged about sc years.
Grant o God, that while we, the friends
and relatives, lament the departure Of our
esteemed friend, we may always remainder
that we are Inest ,ceytainly to folle~ him;
and give us grace to prepare for that last
h0ur, by a geod life, that we may net be sur
prised by sudden and upproYidcd death,
call, we may, with the bridegrosms enter
into eternal glory, whero we will meet an es.
teemed friend and father.
The promise is, blessed are they that die
in the Lord, for they rest from their. labor
and their works follow Them 80
s J. P. .M.F.
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[coMMusIcArED.J AZ JEzg
LEwIsvILLE, s. G.
.e-s July 10Th. 1871.
the classic shades of the Courier'

ouy Sotu, 1911
Editor Orangebpy Mr,cs:
Sir: Asa subscriber 10 Your paper,
I take great pleasure ip writing Syeps 3.
liBe or two. L have Watched closcly
the course taken by:iho News since It
has beer nnder Your editorial manage
ment, aud l must confess that altho,s
heartily disausted at the manner 10,
which You crowded. its columns, from
week to week with the Laws Of the
State, to the exclusion Of other; fea fng
matter, yet | have always found in your
editorial columns, articles, the spirit OF
which if carried out, will rebound to the
benefit Of our County. There arc. scarce
ly any politics in this State now, and.
like you think every man should strive
for the best men for office and positions
of trust. Let Us all join hands together
and try to work for the redemption Of
our State. ! did not much Mr.. Editor,
like your course in the beginning of
your editorial connection with the NEW3,
but latterly / have read with Interest
and admired tho manly tone of many Of
your articles. Ifyou will continue to
hold out in the future against eorrup-,
tion and dishonesty, as you have in the
past, we have hope that with the aid
the Daily Republican will give Us, on
the sidp of honesty in the next campaign.
that better era will come about. 2.
But / started out to write you word
or two. and | fnd myself away here on a
second page OF foolscap.
Enclosed please fnd subscription for
another year. Perhaps you will hear
from me again soon.
Respectfully.
LEWISVM.LE. 4
1.-THE receipt aud tone of tie above
letter from the gentleman that wrote il, ]
we must say was an agreeable surprise to
US. We assureeour correspondent tiiat
whatever 2so,nissa>wo have made in.our
editorial columns, ws-mesnt, and will
faithfully observe iss Tia future.
As to the Acts whichwe hare bcen.pu5-
lisliusi we pnapsisc To- EHitxn.yery soon.
"Lewissi,hR Y wiilacccpt urthlaks for the
esherewitlisl for s,isseripsioa egnrpapsr:
/ Good readers how many more of you.
viii do the sah,e Il Is mighty It, nna
to- tiape so sweat and famo over faoisesp
paper from day to day awi,hout-a. soss
cents now and then to give Or Ol'eros'
Soda Fountain q cali, is not the nssas
pleas INT work in the world As>soon as
another good old Subscriber pays US up,
we will lot our readers knowit, for Il will
he sure to make 10 all feel good. Our
devil hasn't been op "bender" for six
nonths1 bacanse not possessed of the
wherewithal to do it.-Ep, NEws.1
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Action.
You are hereby summoned and required to
be aud appear before Thompson ii, Cooke,
Esquire n Trial Justice in and for the Coan-
ty and State aforesaid, onsthe twenty eighth
day of August, 1871, n. ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at his 0ficein the Town Of Orange
burg, in the County and State aforesaid. 10
answer the Complaint Of the Plaintiff in this
Action, which is filed in The Office Of the
said Trial Justice.
If you fail to answer the Complaint Store
said, Mt the time aud place above mentioned,
thePlaintif will. have Judgment against you
for the sum Of fifty dollars with interest MT
therate of one and one-haif per centum per
month from the twentiesh day of December,
Ammo Domini 1870, and for the costs Of this
action. c IZLAR & DIBBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated at Orangeburg, s. c., June 28, 1871.
Witness my Hand and Seal o.iJe. a5Rt
T. II, COOKE, [L.S.l
4.a1aEat ts.f14 t'l ~ Tsssasr Justfeu
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rierf fso let our readers know that
it was not Horace VIII Bsafs fssa5any
#1 'eguaqs tagi; ~ ras Virgil the
opening sssPral e silss authhdss beiag
a7.tyye tu Yasssas yssuspsss sss tl5s|fas fsgi !"
oh, dear. oh dear, Where is Hor-.
ace? where Is Virgil, land OF! where are
the classic shades of the Couriers
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s~ DER COUNTRY FRIENDs
are respectfully invited - mske usa OF
oussW AEON YARD shea tkey. visit.
Town-GoOD WE'LL Of MATER.
TROiiGH &C., eonyeaisnt
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To ne Defendant r. Adaisoa Na,phy.
X Take notice that the Sammons In this Ae-
Filed in the oflsce Of Thompson II. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice at orapgebuTg. 10 che
State Of South Caroline. on the thirieenth
day of Julygl87f. 80 kileae ,19sst5is :
lZLAR & DIBBLE,
z pSk eSsS Plaintiff q httofneye, 4 +,
~! afrssg efN Neks Russell streei.t
oraugeburg, G. c.
July yIiy1s7l. LID sie ,r'st
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!. SATURDAY, JULY 81, Is7l.

Every article for the osaseEsunS Nrws
mast be. accennaaiea. - ne Fs... nsn.c Of
the suthor--aot necessarily for publica-
tien, bEl rs n guarantee Of good faith on the
part Of tho writer, y.
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not want, aud vowed that they would
not allow the Orangemcn to do in New
York City on the 18th of this Month.
Hence the riot.
TO bring the matter nearer home we
will illustrate. Suppose the Young
Americas forever hereafter desired to
celebrate the 2sth day oe Juue, tho day
on which they beat the Elliotts in the
race, and the latter Company chanced to
be more Of favortes with his Honor
Mayor Bull, aud in consequence he is
sued an order forbidding said celebrs
tion or commemorative, wouldn't the
Young Americas feel outraged and in
suited? Now this is exactly what led
TO the riot in New York. Because tho
0rangemen wanted to celebrate certain
day, and another Society didn't want
them to do SO, and because said latter
Society was iavorito with the authori.
ties, they we're forbidden from ex-
crcising one Of their dearest rights.
Our faith is in tic Right. Wherever
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country, we shall as surely expect the
support and protection from insult for
opinions sake, at the hands of The Gov
erument under which we live. If that
Government fails to. hold out to US its
protecting arm, when in danger of insult,
it is miserable failure and IN abortion
of the idea that our forefathers had Of
Republicans Institutions But thanE
God for the Republican party, thank
God for the fair name of the thousands
uouvst aiu Tespectaoie uermaus VINO
make up the rank and file Of that party
at the North, it was uot under Rcpub!i
can administration Of laws that the Riot
of which We are writing, occurred
New York State is run by corrupt Tam
many Hall Democratic polite iuus, men
who will scruple to do nothing that will
girs to tliom longer lease Of power.
But kc!so's order was one lime tho
TamInaay clique oyerIeaped their mark.
Hoffman was quick to ace this, aud is
sued proclamation that the Orange
procession should be protected. Kelso's
order was then mill and void
But it was too late. Tho thousands
Of Orangemen, besides the many who
did not belong to their Ipstitntion, but
who desired to see this Society enjoy its
freedom, saw the animus of the Demo
cratic souls who run the State of New
York, aud became dissusted with old
Tammany. And many Of them at
once bolted from the lines marked out
by the leaders Of its school. ''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-06-29
The Seventeen Years Locusts.

The reappearance in different parts
of the State of the remarkable insect
called the seventeen year locust furn-
ishes another corroboration of the sup
posed seventeen year habits of these
cheerful devourers. 1t was exactly
seventeen years ago--namely, in the
summer of 1854-that vast swarms of
locusts overspread many counties in
Illinois, devouring almost every green
thing, and stripped whole forests Of
their summer foliage. Another; note
worthy circumstance connected with
that locust visitation is the fact that
the summer of 1854 is still remember
ed as one of the hottest summers ever
experienced in this region. The cheat
ed term" began early and continued
late. The present season, so far has
borne very close and remarkable re-
semblance to the early part of the sum-
mer of 1854. Will the weather savans
hence argue that the seventeen year
locuts" and the recurrence of hot sea-
sons have only relations to each other?