SPEAKING THE TRUTH IN LOVE.

senior Editors Correspondence.

Brow NSvILLE, Pa,
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BROWNSVILLE, IA,


April Goth, O'Clock, D. m


After an agreeable journey of 49, hours from
Cumberland, we arrived safely in Uniontown
at O'Clock last evening, where we had plea
SAINT nights rest. This morning, at II O'Clock
we started again, and passed through mos
beautiful country. The scenery near this
place, viewed from the hills above, is interest
ing and beautiful indeed.


We are now on floating wharf, waiting
for the boat which is taking in her freight, &c
The Monongahela presents lovely appear
ance In few minutes we shall leave Tor
Pittsbure ia the boat. shall keep you advls-
ed Of every important occurrence. Our comPa-
nv is still increasing, and is very agreeable |;
and. Providence permitting, | anticipate a
most interesting ride down the river.


have not, on my whole journey thus far,
seen a drunkard, or heard proiane word.
Could have been in Washington, an equal
length of time, and say the same2


The name of the person who entertained us
SO kindly at Harper's Ferry, was Eli Hinkle



Another member Of the company writes, in
a P. S., as follows:


Providence has kindly preserved us all,
so far on our journey. We have quite an a
greeable company, and all are in good health.
We expect 10 see Pittsburg this afternoon.
Cincinnati is, by water, 400 miles from Pitts
burg. Our whole journey, from Washington
to Cincinnati-725.


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This is the title Of new paper published al
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the race 1t is Notwithstanding auxiliary to
the Christian religion, and also, 10 the cause
of virtue" SC. May great success attend this
excellent little advocate of human interests.
The Son of Temperance takes the place Of the
Southren Review Price ST. 90 per year.