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Fro i fic IVe England Farmer. Brcfhe Jonathan? wife's advice to her daughter on the day of marriage. Now Miry, as you are about to leave us, a few words sem appropriate to the occasion. Althoughl regret the separation, yet I am pleased tht your prospects are good. You mint not hink that all before you are Eiysi-

an Fields Toil, care, and trouble, are the companies of frail human nature. Old contieclicis will 1)3 dissolved by distance, time and death'. E ve ry thing pertaining to this life h on the change. A wed cultivated mind united with a pleasant disposition, is the greatest accomplishment ina lady. I have endeavored iVo.i the first to tho present moment to bring you up in such a m inner, as to form you for usefulness in society. Woman was never maJe merely s see and be seen; but to fill an important spice in the great chain of na

ture, planned and formed by the Almighty parent of the universe. You have been educated to hibits of industry, frugality, economy, and neatness; in these you have not disappointed me. It is for the mm to provide and for the wife to lake care and see that every thing is done in order and season; iherefore,

let method and order be considered important. A place for every thing, and every thing in its place. A time for every tiling, and every thing in its time, arc good family mottoes. A thorough knowledge of every kind of business appropriate to the kitchen is indispensable, for without such knowledge, a lady is incapable of the management of her own business, and is liable to imposition by her servants every day. But in these things you have been instructed. You will be mistress of your own house, and observe the rules in which you hive been educated. You will endeavor, above all things, to make your fireside the most agreeable place for the man of your choice. Pleasantry and a happy disposition will ever

be considered as necessary to this important end; but a foolish fondness is disgusting to all. Let reason and common sense ever guide: these, aided by a pleasant disposition render life happy; and without these it is not desirable. Remember your cousin Elizi. She married with the brightest prospects, but from her petulant, peevish and complaining disposition and negligence, every thing went wrong; and her home became a pi ice of disquietude to her husband. To avoid this, he sought a place to pass away vacant time, where associated with those more wicked than himself he contracted the habit of intemperance, and all was lost and poor Elizi was thrown on the charity of her friends. Be pleasant and obliging to your neigh

bors ready to grant assistance when necessary. Be careful of their characters, and not readily believe ill report. Throw the mantle of charity over failings, knowing that

we and all human, are liable to err.

Abhor a tattler, and give no place to the

reports of such. However strong a provo

cation may be, never contend for the last

word.

Let your bible show that it is used. Give

no place to novels in your library. Let his

tory, biography, and travels be read, when time and opportunity admit without interfering with the important duties of your family. Be not ignorant of the events of the time being, therefore read some journal of the country. As to friends who may call on you never bo confused, nor in a hurry; treat them with hospitality and politeness: and endeav

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v ....... ju 11111 j 11 Way. Never tease them to do this, or that, which ihey do not prefer. True poiheness confists in an easy and pleasant deporlment, and making our friends easy and permitting

them to enjoy themselves in that way which "i . . .cz-vrrf r n c . n i in ,l.w.

your garden be the index to what may be seen in your house. One thins: more; the management of domestics. See that all things go right in the kitchen. Let every thing be done according to order. Never dispute with a servant in what wav a thing shall be done. Let your commands be promptly obeyed. Observe a mild dignity; but avoid all improper familiarity witli those who may be placed under you. Be never harsh and impetuous, but calm and deliberate. Reprove

when necessary with mildness and determination; but never make a long harrangue about matters of minor importance. Too much reproof, especially if delivered in a passion, or high tone of voice, is apt to lose its desired elfect, and produce reaction on the part of the dependant. Dignity, decision and condescension must be assimilated in

such a m Miner as to command respect. Undue severity will so operate on the minds

of d omestics, as to destroy respect, amicre-

Tho retire-

groat care should betaken, that no part of I erect when it has passed over.

the surface be exposed to the direct action J mcnt of Mr. Avery Or a season, and the sdof the night air. Sprinkling the trunk of j Once of h"s friends, would seem to have the body in cold water, from the was'.i basin, j been true wisdom. But it is neither our

;s s dutary, nearly as much, pomps, as the province r.or inclination to r.dv.so m th.

shower bath, and may be practised by every j

one. As the season for water melons has ar

rived, and the temptation to cat them is very

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matter. Ourcnlv purple b to notice p,s- ' c -1C ol,u-e - M . ... .,. " 1 ", iiliMU rt l-l iter d. p.irlu.t v.t u. il.e JLt MilHi, -MraM.,.,.M... 1 t,j.,:, lu Jf.tv.s u i 1 ccr.uiii.uratu!i nd.i.crl

red, and the temptation to cat them is very ZlassjcZusett-S hdhnf. It appear l v a 1 ' ll c sGeUir.v 1 1 l-c i'tt-Mi. v, ui ti c uc-uW eat, it should be recollected, that when rofV f yirv'Pt hi t"1-' 'm r' 1 1 t lLe c l "xX c",':, ",l'C!k'u '"!i v;ntii l,y e Epidemic prevailed in the Eastern States I 1 J H: , 'U Lr . r A r ii - m I 11,1 J-(..u ..tioc..n i.! it OuT p. M ill- .-,; v t.i ri'.icu. u mP, ult i!.;'. r. i'J die I7.iltii st summer, t hey were tound highly perm- i .,iro.):c v,ot3 iu jj,. Biv :S::ltJ ::.v. , J, lt4, ? lo c,,.., , ,,!(C, Ul lr. pr?.

Blackberries, if ripe, are fir s dlr; j ;r, trouLle uii!i the Indians about dpe Cik!. i-ud, u d Si.nucaif.l t- t! ru, ,f

and,ot culinary vegetables, the cooI;eU to- By a gtatll . ol- :,Iassachi:c:ct!s, the l::da.,y le,s ( UK '!K ! : x'u l c :,ull-r matoc is p.Thapa one of the wist innocent. j, ri "re "!" d t i' "M"-d: "i ' :! v": c ' t,,; - n,i 1 w ul i M l tl ,IC vu,lU'" The great Ultferenco of temnoruturo he- i " r..for ;.. " ?V rAan-.o.'i'r; .! : uc''x;it Ui ; f1 V-M Vtf ll01isl,fy; tv.een those pavements wn:ch are snaded , (U...nrr..lca rjr i c CjV; .rsf .... i a ,!,.',,.,. : , ... .,..,.... i

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i.uu ,llUa,j uiu a.iuaiu a V05ing IluiKMlS Jo SCIVC CU In Mil tb ) i;:i'. J- . e ' v i ; i e, u v.: li ,1 . II. ..r general regret tint the number ofs'iule trees co-vt iU . ?.,.,:,. .,. .. , U, , t-i : c : i ....c.....i i-.-.v t c :i:.ui. . d .uio r

in our city is not mwcli greater than it i. t iVom t:Hr hor s Or vcarc at a ti-.o 'it -l. P'M'-;-- " 'jK.ua ii..itit t5 That they would, to some extent, prevent ! pc.:rs lVcm ,heaitlcOs cpiul that'the vvei-"" 1 '-: i' U r,.: summer diseases, by cooling the citv, if thev I iocrs-? (d in ti-wood "rov --'rnn ; T'' 1 ' ' . .V' i :V ; , i -eursi 1.1 i.ui -nun jao :.g on ..e inti.- , t.ia" it. r.i.iie tibii i !: 'a:r h' i' niui.H.l d; i

were cultivated along the streets, wher

ate disaffection and hatred. Never charge awnings are not substituted, no medical man

ms' lands, a lid that the forcibly takh'g it aw sv

ci tin

) pres. i;t tro'.b!..

a djmestic with lying without an irrefragi-1 can entertain a doubt. . ny, then, Invc ! xr,uu -,t v;i.u;d .lVel! Or ih. ?;.,: -.'e of bb proofthen punish or dismiss him. To not seme or ail of our successive City Cum-! :d.,?3.;c:;Ms.tts to treat t.r.ur o .: i'lik-

diculous, and has an evil tendency. If liars, and the proprietors of public edifices to j complaints Igaiust tlie govcr;:mci:t (. or-' you harden them, if otherwise you injure pi int trees in front of 1'iem? The pow- JT;a 4 jv. i'liiwhlrt iKiii kt. !

their feelings and destroy their confidence.

I have done you have my best wishes.

From Ike Cincinnati Republican. PROGRESS OF THE EPIDEMIC. Since the 12lh inst., says Dr. Drake, the Cholera has been rather on the increase. The number of mild cases continues smaller than in the month of June, but the number of deaths for the last two days, has been rather greater than for some time before. A respectable mechanic has just been buried, whose fito may instruct the living. Ho was taken in the middle of the day, on Monday, but continued on his feet and at work till night, when he sent for a physician. It was too late. The next day he died. The

ahyslcian believes if he had been called on

six or eight hours earlier, the disease

might have been cured, and I presume there is not a physician in the city who would not concur in that oninion. I men-

ion this case because the deceased was a

temperate and useful man, who had many

tl lends woo are just now returning from his '

grave. But other cases tending to the same point might be cited. I will mention one

or two of them. During the past week two

elderly ladies were seized with precisely the same symptoms, and treated in the same

manner. One began to tako medicine in

three hours and the other in nine. The

former recovered, the latter died 1 It may seem superfluous to be perpetually repeating the advice "resist the beginnings;" but as lives arc lost every day from not observing this ancient and useful maxim, it cannot be too often presented to the unwary. Indeed it is just as important to commence the treatment of Cholera with the beginning of the disease, as it is to have the engines at a house on fire, before the flames have spread through it. Delay in the latter case is conflagration in the for

mer death. The Cholera has raged from Pekin to

N. Orleans, among nearly all the civilized inhabitants of the globe, and it may be safely affirmed, that almost all we know of it, that is useful, might be summed up in the single fact That in the beginning it may be enred by almost any plan of treatment, while if it should be suffered to adranccy no

er to require this is," I thli.k, much more ob

vious than some of these which they have recently tho't of exercising; and its utili-

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iuf. Il ia a' ii tpiud xbt t .1 ivpitJ be ittcn a .-bM . ..i d.s'.u.ct r e-,;r. ti..;; 2. V.ic.c ii. cor Itiui -ttvi cnu t . ; 4ttd

j loitcd, nr.i t y-.ft :. lit? iat ol tea ccu lor tv..y died ttviJ.i wi.i b; dcfi-cJ by li.t '.;-.itr.:.n.

Mtd.;ce v.ii'ci; !r.5 len sav-

ZItirshpte. A lViei.d, who r

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ed, and id' v.!0:h, t'i aa f , rc, no crj;!;

that of some other measures is rather ob

scure. DANIEL DRAKE, M. D. July 22d, noon. From the came.

PROGRESS O THE CHOLERA.

wriUs tlrat t!,f Rev. ?dr. A:cs, (wi;o is ihe leader -f the ?luliitl:s in d ushpe;) is oi:ig about th:i plantation ir: fill et.,Ui.K:!. 1 i t'

ee rnd :r'r.sur,', -:d i-

all its d'spes.dde Or

in-' every v.n.te man

;s to

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1 ii:S new ui !';: i.e. ur.-.i loucu a

ik S.u d, :;ie the n cor.b? i f L-tu ;s viitK n by t!i Sv c;;:l:,rv f the Vr .;".!rv to Presideuts and C i::-. rs t l'baiius, i;;.mtt:e 1st October, I -i, to tho Ctii l b:e.iy, l::dd,uU ilia ri;n'.p:u;d; ".ci nLui:;: to icvolut'ionary cLsms m.d-r tlv; r.et ii-th ".lay, 1S-, anil to d dm i f Yhg'm.i !:':e'.r- u l: df pay,

:n,!u' t.!.e i c-.t if .'i mi:L, l'-" anu to fp-

Sinco vesterdav'srenort. savs tho doctor, ! si'id.: nf wnad. v. i-().? t Mird.-v ff!.'?M'? ,! dt ilicauM Or ihe tciu Ui' d the aeti ol th")

several deatlis have occunvd.Sotae. of! wi;h accbrding to his prochmaiiun' Tw, -.1 M:.vc!i, lK!,M;d lhJ liia July, lo'K them, it is said, after a very brief illness. This 1 davs td'tor tiiunlo u!.ii:g of .Mr. ihuv. sen's! for th: K-'h f of c, rtalu iiolviitt debtors id should inspire great watchfulness, in re- j cans, lv Ap?s and his Ollowct?, a rruisi- 'the IV: 11 Vvis id':en:o circu-

gard to every exciting cause. tiou was made of abuit tltirtv of the most ' hr Otters vv.d iUi'truetietis Vittteii by DIET, alio men of the militarv Orcis id'Cape CuS, ' Secretary, hae-!:o Ucji jarvtd: and, People should distinguish between its among whom is cir inOrma::!, v!:. vi ;e ; it h KijUertci!, that bcOrv? a copy be undo

use and its abuse, i :om personal obscrva- i

tiou and mucn conversation wit!i medical friends, I am convinced that it is iuite pos

sible to iivo too low wlion Clud-r:! i;? Trev:i- i vor.,-rl t! l?rv AJr A-i -, t-tx- !." t'.n d. i. iitm ;:it. and its wishes o;l llie Kub-

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among whom is cir iid;.rma::, v!a wtje ; .t u rcijUe-.ct!, :;iai uciouj a cop u i..u to apper.r cn tiie third, upon the jdintat-i-n ' of any 'W:;.:r biter or intrncuun, written armed and etuiipp d as the luw directs, Or '. by the Secretary of th Yraasury, t.ie dato t!io purpose cf backing :i civil warrartto no-; and (.bOct (;f tho cievdar be h;:d staled to

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ct asieiiaiiiid.

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'7 of the 'JWttsuni,

lent, 'ike diet should be generous and ! nriucin il couu

warming; but free from crude, tough and them in BanistaU-- ::!

sour articles. Fresh beef, mutton, liver, unknown to our iufot -uant, th vtM-.-.ui-uvv

chickens, and new eggs, are among die best j ment of open hcftililii.s w..s pe.s!jM..:s'd Or' A pa!! 17i;no items' of animal diet tomatoes, turnips,! a Uav cr two. I.Wj.j ! ' " i : boiled omo'is, mealy potatoes, ripe black-j ! k- - 44 berries, and stale bread, the best vegetable ! .1 Catcjccrical itrut. VV Ihul in: T?'!JM :ii:v.-Oi;!.;:A, u lartjo supp!

food. Pork, veal, and fit bacon are not as ! an rid (.'tmnfcMr-!! M:m:ri-!i r:!i'v!v:-!i-nt t v'i

sale as tlie meats just enumerate d; and j olOring a hg!i price in Rhode Lland p::p. r

green corn, apples, cucumbers and melon?, sliould bo entirely avoided. Tiiose who make great exertion should refrain from cat

ting while hot or fatigued, and, especially,

every one sliould avoid hearty suppers. On the whole, it will be safest to make breakfast their greatest meal. Cincinnati, July J3.

currency le-r u certain lyimbc r 11 cats u;rj the purpose of mahing a cat . t :!c d i:;;-:ru-, X ment of mr.sV. It was st : d to be n t s-1 "

s ay that every cat i-huidd have a t:i!, r.ud I

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mcjt deloroUily oa having li.e saivl tail pinched.

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I1R. AVERY. As a chronicler of passing events it is perhaps our duty to keep our readers advised of what is going on at the eastward in relation to this individual. They are already apprized that be is a Methodist preacher, was charged of the murder of Sarah M. Cornel, was tried and acquitted. The Methodist Conference at New England then took up the matter, passed a resolution declaring him free from just liability to censure, restored him to his fai red cal

ling and sent him back to Bristol, Rhod

Tho mus'cial instrument is d

being a wooden bo

Juno 1st, IMJ.

trr.mcrd is described as 1 'A HP. hu'.ci-.i- b.-.s j it uctivnl firm x, in which eight s; p-j ' PldVdt ;di - an ixita..vc aau kplcad.d

rate holes are made, at 1 ua.d U .--.tances Ouui -IVSJ i'-ai each o:i; r. hi.'.'at cats ol u.:;, rent a- d jit W JLi li 9

and sexes, representing tho i-ight not, s of music, are put into the bo::, ami ihiough eacii hub a l;;il single is to be thrust. The instrument is p! eyed u; am I'.k" an organ, the musician setting in iVout, ana p'nvhing th- tail of th.; ;: t ;c:;!'r c.l which !' wis!;rs to Lrpreak VlaMUi .ee is s lid lo be

taw: AM) TEA SPUO.NS, (1UV2".U AM) f'eMU.vr) t'2lS3"A fruxiien cf Co;:::icn, Patent

JTfi a.:d f'4:f.Vi;.y:

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n lv.;riou o'.evV ;. t.c'cx, iit strictly in h'u

Island, the scene of his former labors. It

::cthod. in most cases, i-sill succeed. This sterns that a hrge portion of the commimi-

moi-t precious truth should bo written over j 1v lhat quarter are not sat:sued ol t.;s m-

of the i:nat astoundiie: lO.-unp'ioii aia! 1 l'ne- ,"rt' nK" xX ''V4 ' A with the additien of a Ow pigs to uss'st m ; Vr'ian CxjXl tVr, tr. thethoiuses, produces a row.itel ed'ect. A J, 11 1 v' 4 'a' ' ' ,' t;f Ml l10 J,o::l J Olivia.. ,VCit s;j. oi . .ir;m,il.i,e-!y 1 rrupitd by j r.-i t. as a tiM'i: iiur i,i;l A Di-T'-n Sr.iiM.S::. T:i'. f V awir" a;1;:;--1 :) stoIl - riU Ls ,cu !y ht u!l

raLle produetien, eciiereJ. be lure a conipanv 1

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,ir 1. ;erl c4y.t;f ,;st ut.i, .UtaU w

:;i Liadaoi tui'u.fi ui t.ts Ib't?. 1,' irxc!

th? coorand inscribed on the wall of every

habitation, from tho cabin to tho palace; posted up in every public place on hnd and water; read in all the schools and colleges of tho country; promulgated from the pulpit; inserted in tho almanacs; and spread far &; wide in the newspapers; till it shall be made to exert a practical inlluenco on all the world. Cincinnati, July 13. From the same. INCREASE OF THE EPIDEMIC.

There seems to have been a decided in

nocence.and his return to the scene of ex-1 f volunteer soldiers, during em- revolution.'

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appear to have aggravated tho public Oeli:.-. ! $ "b ,V A? "" V u j His return was immediately followed by UV vi'a" -f- VwWKLL and the burning in ethgy, in that vicinity, of him vs now rZn'wo- t: aa'! ! I'ANiL! J. MA.H'!1, v. r,aDf r,, and tho jury that acqmttei! him. A Ow your goticn cu your unicurnK a!i.l !e... lit a u ' rs at Ai!,-, b.avo eid.iad ii:to p-.rtner mornings sinci1, his eihgies were seen sus- like a dov.'-s u'c-n a he 's i;;'ck; urx i.aie ' s--ip, anl'will pj-actU-e-'hi il.e tt.ir.i .'nd cial Cir

ponded at three dido rent places in the city j friends let mo tell yen dK a men is a , ! F"'1 of liv.r-a'va. p-.-rurua.; 'y in tl c (;au:.,t id of Providence, anil a few hours after, an eni- if heV no pi -e;)r as my 0::.;b. v'oa Tavid - a.ra. ri-..:iklin, i j 't-y ! Suiucvlunil; zy with a pallet of straw tied to if, was I vent cut to tUt init (:eliah, he Cm k natiOr i xi Tc drawn through tho most public streets by i vuI la eut oae sln:g; iiow ik.n tua.tako me, ();;;. .r. 1!; jpY,,;, ui.,;; n. S. .tnrra -mvUt iho 1mriinir5 ni' il,.-. n. mine tiucias, it wis iet a ru:n fimg, no, r.er ,. ... ... !t . , .. , , .u ... , . . f

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tendants of such exhibitions.' Nor does it

a gin sditr.r no, it wis a t lir.': in a

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crease of tho epidemic within the last two j appear, that the mere respectable portion j coaiinf ho ravsV'veu little'ta ;.! aiVeV days. Indeed since its reappearance on the of tho citizens took any steps to repress ; jCCJ come t a vi"-U n.ol i viil -avTvou Mlh of April last, so great a number have i these out breakings, or even in general ex-1 to the pirds of the. ilelt and the p?.u'ts c; Vie not died before in the same length cf time. 1 pressed any disapprobation'. i air.' T avid tays, nJolhih, (bdiali, tiie raei

cor the last two or three days the weather Tho subject has become a topic ol exten-; not always wid tiie

has been intensely hot. How iar this ex- sive newspaper discussion, and some of the j pa-.tio wi-.l t

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is most pleasing to them.

Speak with deliberation. The other sex :cll us that the female tongue is never tired? be it so: let it be regulated by reason and ecmrnon sense. At the close of the week, if possible, let all your work, for tho time, be done: so that on Sunday you may improve your time in such a manner, as will bo appropriate to the day, and never, extraordinaries excepted, let your scat bo vacated at church.

As to dress, decency is becoming to all

but extravagance opens a door to want

follow the fashions of tho dav as far a

coney and good sense, will approve

avoid singularity. Bo not troubled

what vou have not, but bo tha

for, ami tako care of what vou have

Leghorn hat, loaded with ilowers will not

cure the head ache, nor a gold watch cure consumption. Avoid night meetings, at private houses,

where every one is priest. These, I Oar, j to early rising, and to active industry in the ! expenses had been .SYOCO, that several ofl

have a tendency to ahect the passions more i cool of tho naomiim with commraiivn ro. ! ib-dr sn-rtietv had mado thorn-elves rcs-a-nal- Provide

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liian mend the heart. H

ting price ci en!nus:est:c

Let your evenings cor

borne. As you have attended ;:ny and discovered a

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wwf.i ir.i uy a.iy means oraw vour alien- saouu oo o'aencu ior vemiiaiiou. r.nu Kent oil. 1 (; .? r-- e, .

tion irora s pleasing an amusement, liut I up all nigiu in parlors and dining rooms, and j Where this thlnrr will end, it is .r.pof?s'b,.e ; i.'ea tko tV.niiv v.

let your girden he smail, and wall laid out, i also in chambers, wherever the beds are not I to foresee

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ai-,av.as, ua-Jv l v- d i'. uny pjufjssinii.

A a i vie, -s tliut in . !k- i cedro;!. lie uall ali .ttfid to tin; rtl in.i.t i.( (xluH lc v i.t t'i ,t te C-.'ift ; and m' i !i:ei. 1.; iwry ttip CuV.U ' e.ss-'nici's It art id 1) i s . ; ii i ( er.ly. Per' oh w j-tdn.; l)v-a.s M i l;C '!:'. T v.imsoI Attn,. i i

it, l.or ia tae iay. ii- c?.vc-v.i'ac;-; u: ;:.. . .. i.eai i.uteuit m

nd a nun h: a man. dri-.n ia .i ; d nd ur.exriptuii.ub'.c Orn, by

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. , , r. a i , . . 'i'-M ( i . - i' f u l .- ,V .. All 'iiix'.D-e s c : n.'ca t teJ.U'isl M?icr mfp.t 1 e.;e nnrnher nnn vinlfirn cA ttio -c...3 : i trn"! no dtsnnsilmn to fftiT.in"Mt nnnn ! liuu...!, u.-.i iwu-.. s v . . .. ... ..

s ao- f nia nnn uaa.. u i ,1,.-. aa.,..,r..:ir.,.-, . r i.. ...... i-ua, ,u.u k.ox.r.s m.a mo m lae ...e..ei;., . .

, but'. i r" 1 -t t ci i .1 a-adiica jluvuI takes (,eaaa .a j-v.oit, a.!., er.t.r uu,' , , , .c,, r., ... ' UlU 1 I'm c.vnmn-i l nohra itinrhn ni 1 kj rnnn r- o A nr t ia .1 Jit. : . , . I. .wrrarf-h r !i. Oet. 1j. lt..J. ..J tl

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uuawii w;.aiiki. n n a iia pu'buiiiuiiuu ui'u i.eui rtU'iinuui uuieu:ju;u ia lanniiii , tnn r, "laul : a creat man, ver be ' vV VLi )

j the oppressive and scorching heat at the pre

sent umo may aggravate the epidemic.

through the country soliciting contributions ; kilt his auesan.ls, put Yaa id h:s era : v as i,e,

to pay too expenses cl Avery s ileOnce. , vorho has kiiti.e-lie.ii.

This probability, received as a Oct, should j On the Sabbath before last ho was in this when you goee out to dgat wid the car.se every cue to avoid, as Or as possible, city, and in two churches collected about ! reeuiber v--t 1 Odl ytu, ihit a 1 :au ail exposure to tho sun. It should invito $150, Ho stated, wo understand, that tho j ix liC rf lil s ;-kV -'a:ab.

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ho knows tiie res-! nase, in tho coolest pl.xoes from 21 in tho j bio lor tho whole sum, that Oi'dOO had been -inuuiy, the tt.i nt.a:t, l. e br.e.d.a.; j Li;: riytllV, C i rttl't'ItVi,

and tanatic mmal i iarenoon till i in the afternoon. It sliould, ! contributed bv tlio Now linalaiul ConO r-iK.b et -urs. a ai:: r, va,;u, leur iaa -s ;:a .e :c: f.iVi

te rally bo spent at als, laud os to keep cur doors and win-! ence, and that ho had Ineen s..nt.j:s tin Mient ! . l''xT- la ri-'v - -"'-.i,y O? ; . ..... v-;.Y

do3 clused li-oni breakl :st tdl supper, so i to collect tho rest i; broad, llo sru.ao m : t v . , 'u -x f - .x t t'-e r l ,..... to tlio study of Hot-'as to exclude the heated outer air. In tho ! stron" terms of Aver s charecter, !i:s iuno- i Yv." '' -T' "V,-iV" ,x ;" taste Or Sowers, I j cool of the evening the sash of our windows I ccr.ee and tho persJcuticu he had sailer-1 Yi'T;!1 -- "eu'-ia-' "'' l'4 y W' S' " r ' r ua

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and th.e plants selected to your taste. See ! ulaced directly under them.

to l'ae manegemept cf it yours .If. It is a

pleasant exorcise, productive cf health of body, and serenity of mind. Let the oaler

neatness, and the displ iy of beauty, in ' d

To counteract the effect, of tho heat at

nig!:', no one should sleep on feathers; nor in tho sane linen it O.nael that is worn

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hlgli public excitement, is at least ipusdor. able. Tho obstinate od; d dias the buiaa caua and is prostrated Orew r, but tlie pll

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