From the Baltimore american.
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At this period OF the autumn. we may safely con-
gratulae our readers ON one of the most healthy
seasons that have occurred here for a long time.
Both town and country, we have mentioned, here
toiore, have been comparatively exempt from the
scourge of autumnal diseases incidental to the ct,-
mate. In town, more especially, the bill of morta|i-
t. has shrunk far within its usual limits. At the same
time. the harvests have been abundant. and vegeta-
ti,D generally uxurant.-a circumstance usually
deemed unlriendy to salubriousness. The sun now
shines with tempered ray. the morning breeze has
already the freshness of October, and man can
make transition. from the sun to the shade. with
out risk Of rheumatism, or of disturbing the bile.
The very ladies' are seen sometimes undergoing the
fatigue of a walk