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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
ETHAN ALLEN,
AND THE
Green Mountain Heroes OF 10.

No +, Press and will appear November 18th, m one vo'.
- no. with EngmVings,
INMRR AGING the early career OF the nero OF ileonueio
r. hs hold inturson into Cauadsi his capture impus-
onment and transportation 10 England 10 "en, WIN ms
brave companions cruel treatment by ne hu.h as re
ih, L,n.eU and other sketches Of his military and
prvse life aud adventures, aud those Of ne
cotemporares the "GREEN MOUNTAIN bof = WIN
the most interesting portions 81 our Revolutionary ~,
IN with which he was connected some account oil MS sun
gular views of Religion, otc- ETC.
BY II. w. DE Put,
Author Of "Kossuth, - q "Iouis Napoleon aud ms ihes
Who visited the home and scenes OF Col Ansn ~,
and had access 10 his owa wi,ngs and history aud se
from his family. - j., a.,
N Aeonis wanted 10 sell the work ~ every Town !" ""
United States aud Cauadas. .....~.,r,,
HORACE WENTWORTH
% Publisher, Sc Washington street, b"sioni Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
UDOLPM0 WOLFE,
DRESS GOODS.
Piano Forte Emporium,

NEW LOT OF BERAGEs, Berage DE- LANES, POP
"A Inns, MusLiNs, Seat SCOTT FIELDS
Juls, le52. %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
India Rubber Gloves, Mittens,

COUNTRY MERCHANTS in masint their rnrch ises,
y souI elcct the seesire and saeahle auiclss.
Their manufacture has been mach impfo,ed recently aud
They orc yer, durable Particular attention request
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
Fall Dress Goods,

S,TORRs & LANGnON have returned Gom New York
- vii hs saiiety of New DRESS GOODS.
Sept g. 70
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14

Purchasers may be- INSURED that this u the place make
their selections tho prices and the stock large
and hew LOOMS A. KEITH.
Saptenber %. 1852
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
CLOTH AND TRIMMINGS,

Rich Rl1cs, Bloc und Brown Germau Cloths
do do do American do
PILOT CLOTHS for Oycfcoats,
kcal tli UeVuusllro kcr.cs.
Cashmere aud Dnnskins.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14
ADDISON BANCROFT.

by GEORGE W. CHILns.
and Arch sffagte plff.I.if,bt,
The daily union., 1852-04-14
TO our suBscRIBERs.

The person will be entered spoa osl evOAs s
payment OF me Subscription be msds In s1vsnes.
xnt subscribers may ~ ispss, ~ fss"ss
ON which viii paid BY rsA assumed H s
-SSs usnsninsOn.
rs O0uuTxy PAPER /. psbli.ssd ss wsssn luAs NE
sioas Of Congress and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions period less than wiz b Iscssvso w
snas psoposuosed 10 he shove annual rates.
sy-rosrnApTnse ere authorized sst,b
sending u vvs DAILY subscbsrs, with enclosed o. Tvs
SEM wEEKLY subscribes Sas WEEKLY
subscribers ole sacIosed, win pc onune 70 ons copyo
they subscribers for, srstSs
The daily union., 1852-04-14

TRUSTEEy Sale Of Real Estate-By virtue OF deed OF
subscribers dated July 1884, and recorded In ber
W. b. No 49, oos Nos a. OF the land records Of
the OF Washington in the District Of Columbia secure the
debt by reference TO said deed viii
fully appear shall sell public auction, In front OF
the premises, O'Clock Saturday, the LIST OF May next
No square 269 with improvements thereon sub
ject prior lien
Terms cash, which, complied with within three days from
the day the right to resell The property
three a notice. the the risk and expense
Of the purchaser.
N. oAi.LhN, Jf.,' Trustees
Ap pl-dim A. GREEN, Aucuopser.
The daily union., 1852-04-14

NEW SPRING GOODS-Tho subscribers beg leave respect
IN fully their friends and the public generally that
they taken than usual perecng their assortment
Of dress and other adapted the and approaching
the OF which the ladies Of Washington and
the adacen, cities cordially invited before making their
chases from the diversified collection they be
abed iudeou selections suitable their and
satisfactory terms They deem to enumeaic
than few OF the leading articles;
50 pieces neat striped and checked silks
10 do light brocsde silk very rich
IS do rich plaid silk, style
25 do ~ and "a plain black silks, high lustrcs.
do very rich black brocade silks
do ~ and "a heavy black watered silks
Together with variety OF other silks
Also, French bercges, mousselines de lsiuc
Real Oneis foulard silks, French printed popns
silk tissues, Canton grapes
Brocade orgsudie pompadour, organdie muslins
French lawn, printed jnconst, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, hroche bereres, &c.
They especial five spring
manlas hoods which considered
pretty desirable.
Large sddonshave also been made their stock Of embodee
and collars bertes
HooE, BRO. n CO.
Mar rIs-4w
The daily union., 1852-04-14

DOWANDH TONIC MIXTURE. that great, mnfaiiing
remedy for sysr and and indigestion, guarded BY
Of the John Rovand NJ D FOR by
John Y Cslsn and A. Gray, Wsshnsson, ID. q.
Ap 3--eodlots
The daily union., 1852-04-14
sHAwIs AND vIsITEs.

sHAwLS AND vIsITEs
I'VE have 6ted up expressly shsws ves
nantes, &C. The stock viii bs found
complete, embracing ths cowngi
Is white embroidered sawls ranging prices from s. 10
si25
80 plain and embroidered coored Grape shawls
100 cashmere berege and mousline shavls, all styles
10 medium and low priced visies
20 nantes latest New York styles.
Ladies will their call,
sell them vste. prices than they
dress goods.
YERBY MILLER,
Mar o5lm Shawl and vte depot opposite Centre Market
DOMESTIC GOODS.
9a0 PIECES beacbed cloths embracing all the best makers
JUU 20 pieces biescbed sheeings, all widths
500 do prints all styles and prices
90 bales goods low by the piece
20 pieces pententary plaid cotton.
The above win be sold buying 70 se again
VIII hnd u to their advantage % give Us = call
Between 7th and sth streets, opposite Centre Market,
Mar os-lm
THE BEST KINDs.-Rsceved 10 day
40 pieces table diapers and damasks Of the best kndsa widths
and warranted all linen
% pieces linen 'heeting widths snd qualities and
piece. plaid mu.ins choice patterns quail
so pieces fine csmArc rnuslns nd isconcts
80 pieces fine black Alpacas md bombsrnes
300 pieces Scotch diapers and tovelng.
10 pieces fine and wide blsck silks Of the Kind
with many ether desirable Foods
Terms cash, unless arranged 70 the contrary.
Good articles and fair dealing relied In all
PERRY A. BROTHER
March ai-lotsoh Opposite Centre Market.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14

The butter rs pressed Into thin sheet against
the sides and bottom Of the churn. By turning
the crank forward again, the butter is gathered
together again. and the operation otworking may
be continued for few minutes, till every parti-
Gle If the butermilk may be separated from the
butter. This is wMianiod :
Tie buitr at this stage can be thoroi ghlg
wathcd with cold water, hl those who wish. IL
warm weather il can We washed in ice wafrrs
thereby keeping it as cool aud as hard a. in vim
ter. The washing is, Of course, done by the
rhurn.
Fourth, Sailing the Euttcr. When tho
butter IS gathered together as above described,
scatter the requisite quantity # salt evenly over
il, and by breaking and gathering the butter as
above mentioned. icw times, the salt will be
evenly and thoroughly woikcdin.
Fifth. Removing the Butter. and Clean
ing the Churn. BY mo, 'ng a simple slide that
rests on the crank the da-hcr comes out entire =,
leaving the greatest possible convenience f'r re-
mo,i ing tive butter. Replacing the dasher, u
quintity OF water may be poured in, and aiew
rotations complete the washing Of the churn.
The sub. cribrr has purchased the exclusive
tights nfth 70 pnlentcc for the counties of Rutland.
Addison. Chitcndcn Franklin and Grand Isle.
lie has commenced the manufacture and sale Of
thi- churn.
ANY infringement Of the patent viii be riosccu-
ted.
NJ order. addressed c. w. Baldwin, Aidde
bury Vt. viii be prompt, attended to.
e.. W. BALDWIN.
NT.fff. t.... Lii, astt. e
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14

is now receiving te&ssnAbie assortment 81
Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
ID ugs aud Medicines, Turks Island Salt, &c
which he will sell very low for Cash.
Oct. g, 1881.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14
CABINET
w "A R u. lEEOW9R q
4 FEW RODS EiG7 OF THE VERMONT HOTEL.
w. II. NICHOLS,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
Middlebury and vicinity that he continues the
CABINET business at the old stand formerly oc-
cupicd by his Father, and has now on hand a
general assortment Of CABINET WARE such
as Bureaus Tables Of lincrcnipnttcrns: a SPLEEN
did pattern Of Centre Tables; Bcdstcads and
Wash Stands all of which will be sold very
low for Cash, Ready Pay, or Approved Credit
Having ut his command the best of work
men, he feels sure that he can manufacture AT
short notice, any article in his line of busncs.
in an elegant style.
COFFINS of all sizes on hand and made tc
order on short notice.
Most kinds Of Lumber used IN his shop ia
ken in payment for furniture at fair prices
Those who wish TO 20 to house keeping Hil
do well to call and examine priccs and STYLES.
| Middlebury April %, 1850. 52tf
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Mineral Water,
FROM THE ELGIN SPRINGS

Having for several years observed the bene'
fetal effects OF this water, in cases of GEN
ERAL DEBILITY, Scrofula, Culancous and
Bilious diseases, | have determined to keep it
for sale, in pint aud quart bottles, fresh from
the Springs. II is double the strength of the
Saratoga Water, and costs less
~ Give the Mineral Water Of the ELGIN
SPRINGS a trial and you will agree with me
as to its virtues W =. Russell
July 18Th, 1881
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PULMONARY BALSAW.

= ~
TiilE GRE vt REMEDY ron cor GINS. COLnS
J ard CDEsJN FIrIs.N a.t,r a IfIaI nf twru,,
i've years stands b. a,i,i -. erai corr -i a ihr lai
ulcJusn N,t.ein-. Il g. i. ont sinui,ti article that
hss tut, sustained g., -u.ts u cnu.'an,. a'oirg 'r
uutio", ~ $50 iltc .e,,ad % iH,, Z Or ru,ii-ii
pslsic,Sns % n, h'-''gc :" arln"N ''l IT, -nr'rr
az" VIA -"ii' .''"'n." ~ o.. "i'.H 10 ih'i
'",'n.N ~ .''''f VTl "''i'"' " ''" va .r
H. - ., j., IT, 80 s' g'.,',, ',,''.' '.''
W iols w %" "'r'is'- " N" ''Ai t-' 49, "ii N.ies'
N"e WI" Las "''" d '''0s 'l'"hS "' d
t'tfNras P.rx y. Y. Doc. 81. l-ll
h-s4r-. Rood ,uttr,-N' Afi, sryri, ysfr-H-ll iaa
violent attack VI iif'unai' on ~ "i ,uas. Nhr We
ircHud phNscIiu4 i;l the ninst pow, tl 4.ft-
d.rs bal wi hule Effect iuf M" unaitni"t ,i"lc |
pains about NY chs. 'iy cough was almost intussat
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14
ARE you Insured,
II NOT.
NOW is TIIE TIME

THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
| MUTUAL BENEFIT ASSOCIATION,
OF Worcc stcr Mass. offer TO insure your
Health against sickness or accident on as
reasonable term, as can be asked for. One adj
vantage to the Insured by this Association is,
that they are not liable to the impositions of
Travelling Agents. The business Of the As
ISOLATION is all done by Local AGENTs. he
assured this is none OF tho Washington County
HumLugs BY calling on the UNDER signed, who
is AUTHORIZED AGENT for the ASSO
CITATION, further particulars Will be given.
Also the Bylaws OF the Association can be
examined by any who wish.
Call soon, before you are taken sick or have
n leg broken, as it will then he too late.
WIN. S. LANE, AGENr
Middlebnry, June 3, 1881. ely.
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DAyISS PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING CEURN.

81 The above Cut represents a new Chugr
intended for Cunning, Gathering, Working
aud Sailing Butter.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14


Ref' cnce, "A. To To the qualify of the iand- hc
mndc Ia Hon. Henry Mrgs aud Gen Chandler ofih"
American Institute Rooms 3Jl, BroadWay, = v: 4.
saNan. publisher, Fuon.,trcei, y. v; u. /:
Brown Esd. Nice Of tho American Agricullr,i, r.,
Wii'r-sirc-', y. Y nr. T.. +. Peck sos Statr-st.
/ HrpnklYn Ahcn J 5 iinourr Fruui-st Rroohlr .
& II Striker. Jr s. nroadAaN, y y: Liberty Gil
3 bert, il Bmriman building. Troy. ~ y, Thoma.
k,.slm aud George u. LYMAN, Jersey CIV Levi
Doisr, f Dodge ahi to.'s Expires. II Wcstst. y.
Y: Goor,c G. Morgan. j.. 22i Peatl~t, \ v; John
e. Roerkc % EsscV.st " y. J. C Ea-ion, Editor Of
ihs Northern journal, Lowell NY q. Squiros, Id.
itor NJ lIrrkimer Iournrl, R"ckton, N. c nndtI
rnsier. Albany, y V u. Palmer, Philadelphia aud
i,oston aud many Others. zee Pamphlet. II IS
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IL CAenin- TOBACCO. iIn received et
AeMasouie Hall Sine July 10
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zoo Gases of Consumption.

'iu 2ii 81 which he preserved full nntrD atcs, in the
London Journnl " Medicine, As the rsult of expc-
ricurc confirmed 10y rational consideration Of it, mode
of action, the PURr, fRrsn on from the Liver of the
Cot. 7. mnfc beneficial In the treatment of PULMON-
AIRY CONSUMPTION. than any other asoni, --medci
nt. di,icti' rrmena that has yet been employ rl'
The public should be cautioned that in consequence oi
the high rcpufntOn descryedly cninycd by The
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14

1T7I V'FTTV 10 ~ TINT WIVV F'''I VI s'TI "
Ian us wet NJ NV Village lands, which III sell ia
5 lots upwards, S2l per acre, reasonable
tcrin.. Th'.c lands well situated for farming &
hngnt purposes IN every respect having the ad,nn
ngn aud privilege OF Railroad, when cleared and cut
uvaicd, the, viii be equal To ANY land the Island,
aud equal to that which in the vicinity Of al tho
villages aud settlement, of Long Island, s'- for $50 to
.!1D per acre.
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make this Vegetable Extinct, not only ne gea's 81
blood Purifier, hut also, cheaper $1,000 ~
grent odds than any other i = e.eir.,i .ss-1 i ,
endnnsv OF that may be- bought fr One uoinr VIII hs'
much longer. aud wall cure Ten Times more hoso-
disease. than one Dilar's worth Of any oher medess
~ For undouhied proof OF the tWo OF
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-01-14

nrAR SIN: Having personal bn'wl-
edege Of the same, it gives Inc pleasure 20 an
>wer your inquiry a'out Tie productions here.
by stating that during the past season there
have been raised $50 bushels Of The hest corn
aud potatoes to iheacre, besides excellent yiel' 5
of gaid"n vegetables, as reaS, beans, onions,
>quashcs, pumpkins, bees, tomatoes. egg
plants &c
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
yksHE WORCESTER PIANOS.-A.
Il NORRIS, llale Drinker d Norris Sole Agn
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.

hlcHMOND, Va
NOTICES OF TIE PRESS.
From Hc Men York Evcaing Post Of Juiy lGh 1852
WORCESTEK'S PIANOS "A correspondent who
does place implicit faith in what he rends III
advertisements asks if Worcestcrs Pianos are to be
relied on We answer cmphnicay, ycs We d" not
think Mr. Worcester makes, would sell poor Pinno
price, and we hive the lest anfhority--our own
expericncetor saying that in sweetness and durability
Of tone Hey mot surpassed.
The New York Commercial AdrcrtScr, of June ID
S52, ys:-"Our preference for mnny rensons but
reciay because of the superior sweetness OF tone is for
WorccstrI's Pinnos We have Ind one in use for n
siderable time, and We lruvei, met with instru
mont which pleased 5 o well md combined with the
superiority of and elegance and strength in the
construction. do not think any manufacturer
passes Mr.. Worcester if my equals him. in the most
Important features of good P"no'
eram tc n. J. Co'uicr and hg"irr of Jan 2dh, 1852
WORCESTER'S PIANOS.-1he constantly incrcas
ny reputation of the Piano Fortes manufactured by
Worcester authorises our reminding our readers thai
Worcester instruments beautiful and ornamental
they admitted to be unsurpassed in their more
ennl qualities of musical excellence
From the New YOrk C0mmcre,at Adrcrtiser.
"Those ducct strains of which very truly yours
pcuts, not from human throat, but from of
hose wonderful pieces of cha nism. known 'Wor.
cster's Panos.p As we have than snd, tLey
i've forth, to the melody of the voice in love
vhispcngs the and most perfectly harmonious
nd mclodious tones that accustomed to listen
beg to invite the attention of the rublic,-partcu
r, those in Of supcoiOr Piano Fortes-tO the.
,strnments manufactured by Mr.. Wore ester. am
Instantly supplied with full and complete assortment
# g. 81 and Octaves finished in the bcautifn
nd fashionable styles, in Roseu ood, ranging in price
rom - p To 81 80.
Having sold nearly 500 Of these instruments. am
rnrrancd in saying, by the purchasers, and upon the
uthory of distinguished Musicians. that for durability,
wcctncss and brancy of tone, deicacy of touch and
r keeping in tune well ms for their superior work
ranshp, they uncqualled by any manufactured in
his country or Europe.
Tho established character Of the Pianos such thai
hose purchasing by order may rely upon receiving the
satisfaction in selection. if they pcrs
lis pres and upon liberal terms, only have
price for each variety of style (which Is the lowest
New York Factory cash price, expenses paid by
me from New Yori.
All instruments sold with a full gnarantee, and
rantcd to give isfaction o money returned,
A. NORRIS, (kate D,inker 3 Mor1s)
Publisher and Bookseller, Richmond
auo i--0tny1m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
FURTHER BY THEILLINOIS.

The steamer Illinois. with l20 passengers
and 81 10000 in gold has arrived.
The news from California is Of no inror-
tance.
Panama advices. of the 3lst nltimo, state
that the English steamer Asia had arrived on
the 18th, from Peru with large amount OF
treasure. Among her passengers were Don
lose dc Osma, The Peruvian Minister to the
United States, and S. ID. Crane. bearer Of des-
patches to Washington.
Gov. Herrera. Of New Grenada, who camo
passenger in the Lima, had an interview with
Flores on the way down, since when Herrera
had received orders from Bogota to take charge
of The forces of the Republic and hold himself
ready to march at u moments notice.
WIN. S. Mcknight. late Of St. Louis, died at
San Francisco on The 14th
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
Bridgeport, Ohio, August 30.

French CURE FOR HyDRoPnoBIA.-The
paris Board of Health, in view of the pre-
valence OF hydrophobia among the dogs of
that city. has published the following noiicc:
]. Every person bit by an animal who is
mad. or suspected of being mad, should
Immediately press the wound on all sides.
to force out The blood and the virus
2. The wound should then be immediate.
ly washed with uolatde ahtali, soap suds,
with lime water, with salt water. or pure
water, or if none of these arc at hand, with
urine.
3. An iron. at white heat, should next
be pressed deeply into the wound.
These directions, if rigidly followed, will
be found sufficient to ensure against the pos.
slblllty oi the appearance of this irighlful
contagious disease.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

The New York Post states that the news
from the Levant. from Sardinia, Spain, France
and Madeira, is very disastrous to the grapes;
and in consequence, great rise has taken
place in wines. brandies, currants and raisins,
with further rise in anticipation. Zanre cur
rants have risen from 8 cents within the
last ten days and some holders refuse to sell
under 8; Madeira 80 per cent; Sherry 10 20
per cent; Cognac brandles10 / s per cent; and
raisins l 2 cents per lb. In Madeira: all
through the Island. the vine has suffered. and
in some parts wholly destroyed, SO that the is
land will have nothing to export the next year,
which must he one of great suffering to the in
habitants. as the grape is TO them what pota-
toes used TO be to a large part of Ireland--the
principal support.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

The editor of the New York Mirror has
been shown copy of call for national
Union Convention to be held in that city on
the 9th inst, for the purpose Of nominating
Daniel Webster for the Presidency. This
call is signed by. George 4. Gusts. of Mas
sachuseits, Meredith p. Gentry, Of Tennessee
and other distinguished gentlemen. The oh.
jcets of the movement are to throw the pres
ideritial election, ifpossible, into the House
to refute the assertion that Mr.. Webster is un,
popular with the people, and to lay the foun
dations of national Union Party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16
The Senate of the United States in 1854. and
sooner if Senator Geyer can be forced to resign
by instructions from n Locofoco Legislature

SINGULAR PnENomENoN.-A correspondent
ofihe Cumberland Telegraph, writing from
F,t'erman, Va. under date Of Sept. 8. says:
Our town was visited last night with most
singular natural phenomenon. Nothing less
than flood Of INSECTS. somcw hat similar in ap.
peoranee tn the "miller" fly. They appear
Ell instantly anl instnnily rooms Wherever
lights were burning, were filled with them. end
sach a putting down OF windows. and shutting
Of doc . was never known - this region be-
fore. Some, rushing toihe streets with can
die in hand, were literally con PEELED TO dror
en- and ramosc Us they would from a swarm
Offices. One gentleman sat his lamp in the
street. End H. about FIVE minutes they ere ly
ing on the ground around II to the depth OF
six inehea Boufrcs were built, anl as the
blaze rn Il its Ii ht abroad the scene was most
SING nlsr; sna IN their passage IN the flames,
looked for alI tho world like snow fakes. com.
ing as thick any snow you ever saw-pour-
ing constant living stream into The fires.
Soon men AMI boys commenced shoYeling
them INTO tho flames. whicl caused anything
hut plea sant sensations upon oltactory nerves.
| pon obscr atinn IL was discovered that
wherever they hghted they remained. deposi.
ting ut once, two eggs-and then few mo
merits afterwards, expiring. Within ten min
utcs aficr 1t was first noticed thar their num-
bers were Decreasing, lhcy ceased coming en-
iircly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-09-16

CAUTION TO BAcnELoRs.-In "Neals's Re
sidence in SIAM work recently published.
we find the following bit Of information, which
will probably deter bachelors from settling
down" in China:
When Chinese lady is blessed with an In
crease Of her family. from tho moment other
accouchment the unhappy husband is put to
bed also, and thee detained for dsys-during
which delightful penance be is subjected to all
the rigorous treatment OF his better half
Should medicine be administered to her he must
partakc of it also; and he is strictly confined to
the same diet that she is obliged 10 undergo,
which consists on an average, | believe, of n.
bout one thmbleful of cream Of rice. admins
tered every three hours-to say nothing of the
pill at bedtime to prevent Indigestion.