IKE Pr.cnEs w understand lte yonng peaches
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THE PEACHES We understand the young peaches
are believed have been destroyed 10 very great de-
gree in this County and MiddleseX The crops selling
now il anticipation al very small prices We hear
LARGE orchard crop of which has been sold for $40
From districts learn tina; the inary done by the
Is not considered great II Is possible, We think
that the damage is exaggerated The peach crop in ord
nary times abundant tina; the emitting of OF part OF
the cropis profitable the sellers For small excess OF
supply the demand always depreciaes greatly the
price of any article, and particularly 50 of any article so
pcrishable as peaches. lrreaton (N J.) Gazette


NJ JoSErH REED. one Of the ferrymen between
Hudson and htheHs. rowing in his yw AT the time
the Swallow struck the rock As he appreciated
the OF the disaster. he used al his efforts reach
place. and succeeded in the lives of FIVE persons
who floating about bOarcs and fragments Of the
wreck. BY several OF them he offered reward FOR
bis ntrepdity which he Teuscdand ssii-Aaou9h an
pJ1r man, did not eT,t aysro yo hrei for he
sake moYey Joseph Reed humble he is, belongs TO
the Grace Darling school OF Philanthrcpists.


[Cor Courier & Enq.


DISTRESSING CA1A,lrY.-The Port Hope tCana-
d Gazette gives hearreDdng Of seven persons
burned death the night OF the 22d of March in the
township Of Veruam in the district of Cobourne John
B.ntly farmer was awokc by sense suGocaton, and
finding his house in flames escaped by the only passage out
e meda;evbr broke in the windows 10 the room where his
wife and children were and called upon his wife repeated
~ TO hand the children bu, there came back no
sponse thc silence more significantly touching Than
words can utter The wife followed her husband with
child in her arms AMI persisted within three feet OF the
outer door Thus pcrshed the wife and SIX chder, vary
hg f!cn one 10 twenty years old.


SINGULAR AND FATAL AccIDENT.-The Plattsburg
Re ubcln that Mr. VIM Wilson, an aged and res
peciaolc citizen OF Chszy, in Clinton County was soTed 10
death by hu on the s inst The animal had been sta
hed daring the winter and Mr W. or one OF MS men was
in the habit OF leading him daily About O'Clock
r. NJ on the day mentioned. Mr. w led him out rs
usual returning o'clock search was made and
body found distance from the watering place.
where Il had been thrown by the animal, dreadfuy man
ged and dis1gured and trodden into the snow.