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An ABSURD CHARGE. The Wiamsport
Modern Times charges us with copying art.
cies from the Cumberland Civilian, calculated
TO ininre the business of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal. We published the article referred
to, under the impression that the Civilian was
more likely to be correct than any other Jour
nal in regard to the work. We certainly never
shall expect to find anything in the Civilian
calculated TO do any great harm to the canal.
Our friend ofthe Times should keep cool, and
sen,ain quiet until he tas something to say
then we shall copy his notice.


The WEATHER AT ST. LOUIS. The ST.
Louis New Era of the 7th inst, says:-"We
hear of several persons suffering from the effect
of the intensely warm weather. Yesterday a
hand employed at p Chouteau's warehouse.
on Washington Avenue, fell dead from being
exposed to the scorching rays Of the sun. A
taborer on Els nth street, between Market and
Pine, was stricken down, and is not expected to
survive. A lady, living near the corner of
Seventh and franklin Avenue, whose name
ve were unobe to learn, died suddenly Oh Sa-
,prdav night after drinking freely of cold water
Temoerarce in all things should be observed
during the present warm weather"