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REMARKS ox WEATHER. 



1. A dash of rain at 11 

 A. M. A thunder 

 storm at 9 P. M. 



4. Min, ther. last night 

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Do. do. 39i°. 



Night hawks (Capri- 



mulgus) seen this eve. 

 7. Humming birds. 

 9. A dash of rain at 9 



A. M., and one at 3 



P. xM. 



12. Halo around the moon 

 at 9 P. M. 



13. Leaves in the woods 



■well developed. 



14. Thunder storm this 

 morn, at 4 — more rain 

 at 10 A.M. Sky cleared 

 at 4 P. M. 



16. Locusts and Peonys in 

 bloom. 



17. Rain commenced again 



at 7 P. M. 

 20. Tulip tree (Lirioden- 

 dron) in bloom. 



23. Cinnamon roses in 

 bloom. 



24. Liglitning in north at 



9 P. M. 



25. A dash of rain with 

 heavy thunder last 

 night. 



27. A sprinkle at 7 A. M. 



29. Strawberries ripe. 



30. Min. therm. 40" last 

 night— some frost. 



31. Frost last night killed 

 vegetables in low pla- 

 ces. 



Remarks. — Corn had to 

 be replanted in most fields. 

 People thought the seed 

 was injured by the cold of 

 last winter. 



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