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INDIAN suMMER.-This delightful season is now with us. Nothing can exceed the balm of the atmosphere-sulliciently trans lucent to admit the cheering brightness and genial warmth of the suns rays, with jHst enough of haziness to temper their heat and obsiruct their glare. Il imparts enjoyment to the very sense of existence. He must have q bilious heart who could be ill-temper- ed or unhappy in such weather-and his nerves must be of steel, if he would not feel--lust the least bit in the world-indo- lent.

 The HEALTn of our City, and country, continues very good.

 The RIVER is-iniirely beneath ournotice