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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-19
INDUCEMENTS TO CLURS.

hs In order that tickets may be disposed
at he time specified oaer the following inducements
peIsons getting up Clubs:
Any forming Club often subscribers and forwarding
ten dollars 20 this oee. will receive eleven Beaut-
fUl engraviDgs and eleven tickets.
Any person Forwarding SiO will receive hundred
h-teen engravingS and hundred tickets
ltt should that all the are Of when
your order is ye your money II e returned at our
ps sc for postage.
Rs All orders for Tickets aud Engravnss should be ad-
dressed 10 l.. ". ABBOTT.
30 Fourth street. st. Louis. No.
n. B-Any paper giving the mt two in
srtons before pr 2jh and sending copy TO nv address
v be presented with the En-
named in tbs advertisement mh97s
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EVANSVILLE AND NEW HARMONY TRl.
EEhI,K MAIL LINE

WEEhLf MAIL LINE
FszaS-SsrsA ON and after Saturday July 1st the
&aH&1rs-fa designed will run TRI-WEFKLY LINE Of
Stage Coaches $ above.
Leaving Evansville. Mondays Wednesday, aud Fridays
o'clock A. Me- retaining leaves New Harmony Tues
days Thursdays and Satu days at O'Clock A. VI.
The lire will all times be stocked with good horses and
comfortable Coaches rusy careful drivers and the
made With regularity and dispatch. All orders for goods
transportation of packages &C., promptly and carefully
tended to.
For other business apply at the off at Liv
Sale Stable Locust the Market House
Persons leaving their orders the Hotels will
secure prompt attention. VI. L L. ii. DE GARMo.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, THURSDAY APRIL l9, 1866
BUSINESS CARDS.
TRANSPORTATION.

TRANSPORTATlON
WESTERN STATES LINE.
DY Railroadsand Canals. running in connection wit
ID Steamers and Propellcrs on the Lakes.
NO TRANSPARENT AT ALBANY OR TROY,
PRoPRIEToRs:
A. r. Cobb & Co., Foot oflndiana st. Buffalo.
A. w. Palmer & Co., 12l, Broad ST. New York,
AGENTS:
K. w. Sloan. 12l Broad st. New York.
Scott IL Co., Toledo.
J. $. Chenoweth & Co., Cincinnati,
This is ofthe Oldest best established and most
liable lines of in the country; and sole
A gents for this section, authorised to give
through receipts for freignts to and from the East
very low rates. guaranteeing against any over charges
on the route.
aug9 LEWIS S HOWARD, Agents.
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> Il Il A BOA Il AN ID M ACHIN ER II
BLA CKSMITHING

THE undersigned would respectfully la
SSIN@-sA form the public that he has taken the old
stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Newman. on
First street between Vine and Division. where
A-sA h is prepared 10 do Blacksmithng in all il
various steamboat work. saw-m work,
fencing railing balcony irons stairs and banises cellar
doors and crates Railroad and cana; bridge work
Gone the lowest prices and short notice Anchors Of %
eren' sizes always on had also water wheel
beam strips for boats. Being old and expereneed
hand Machinery Backsmithing will sstsfas
tcn or no All kinds of heavy done shop.
feb16dly j. NORRIS.
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ELDER 81 VyERYR.
COMMISSION ERCHANTS AND
F0RWARDiNG AGENTS.

eSoLlCiT C0NSIGNMENTS OF PROVISIONS AND
- Produce Of every description
Fs- Cash advances made when desired.
s Sole for the sale Dupsnts celebrated Gun
powder Also Of the Baltimore and Boston Shin Line
running two first class side wheel weekly Refer
by permission.
JOINS HOPKINS President Merchants Bank of Baltmore
JOSIAH Les X Co.. Bankers. Baltimore;
bESsss. SHANKIIN & REILLY. Evansville:
GEO W RATHBONE. Esq. Cashier Br Bank Evansville;
JOIN MITCHELL. Esq. Pres dent Br Bank Evansville
decS
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NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

4
fENE undersigned would respectfully the
citizens OF Evans vile aud surrounding that he
has opened shop Nan opposite the Branch Bank
Indiana where he intends carrying the above business
all its branches in the latest aud aho able styles All
work warranted in Mt and rkmanshp He hopes
by close application business liberal
rOnage.
Call and examine his stock Of Cloths Casmeres and Vest
ngs he has good stock hard and is prepared 70 sell
cheap. novel 4. l.. SELMS.
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CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF

CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE OF
JACOB scHEURER, MAIN ST., BET. 1sT AND Cd.
20. Sehaefer d Schroeder's old staad0
+ RESPECTFULLY inform the citizens OF Evansville
and surrounding country that have taken the above
stand, determined to continue the business and
will constantly keep hand the choicest Havana Cigars
and Tobacco of the brands that Eastern
iord also Snuff and Smoking Tobacco of all kinds Mer
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes Of all sizes and quail
es at the lowest cash prices Wholesale and Retail
My lengthy experience in the business convinces me
that give general satisfaction, and respectfully
solicit a share of public patronage. lapl If
OOK HERE
~ o0 Ihs smoked Ham, 5000 lbs smoked Shoulders;
1OOO lbs Bacon Sides l.0OO lbs Piekled Pork;
1000 It's Lard for sale HEADEN's.
ianI7-3m Main sire, t. Evansville.
a MES! AXES!i-65 bores Axes just reed and in
~ comprising the fOlle brands approved:
''Leverctt's,'' 'H0yt's,'
wells. "COllins'."
All of which will sold lowest market prices the
New Hardware Store of jams CHAS. 5. WELLS.
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IF. CRISP,

CITY RECORDER AND JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Fosters BHtldIRg, Up Stairs.
7 F. CRISP. having removed his Office TO Fosters
- building, will be hand at all times, to tax e'ac-
acknowledgements of Deeds Mortgages, &c. and attend
to all business required of him Justice of the Peace.
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PINE LUMBER.
urrr, raDnCcr sTnnT nv r,IrC CITV,

THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
HOHN +. GLOVER * CO., of Main and Seventh
ep Evansville Ind would respectfully inform the
Public that they have in yard and for sale low CASH
complete Seasoned Pine Lumber embracing all
qualities and theknesse Tongued Grooved Pine
Ash Fooring Dressed and Ceiling. Castings
Pannsls; 100 600 feet sound Common Bosrds suitable
shops and fencing; No Pine and Poplar Shingles &c
have made ordsr the prices Shelving
Doors Sash Blinds. Mantle Pieces Mouldngs Frames
Doors and Windows &c. sc Bills of forwarded all
who send for them Orders from dsanee will receive
urom Mt atte entio febI 2tf
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WM. REtELT,
NHTHOLEs ALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
w PRODUCE MERCHANT. MAIN STREET The nm
would respectfully inform his friends and the public
Of Evansville and vicinity that having purchased the interest
of the Senior partner in the late ~ W. Reilly he
nds the Grocery and Produce the old
stand Tie embraces this opportunity OF returning thanks
favors aud intends effort 70 merit eontna
anes of the je2O-Iy WILLIAM REILLY.
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The ALLIES sUHRENDEaED.m

6.sTNcE MESSRS. AHLERING a Drummer HAVE
- leased the Old Corner Stand Water street. under the
Joerna oee and fled with the largest
ortment latest STYLES Fall Cfoting. Fur
nshins Goods etc., and sell them astonshins low. the
ALLIEs HAVE BEkS COMPELLED TO sUgRESDEE.
THEIR NEW STOCK
consists in part of Mems and Boys ciothing
Hats Caps and Trunks together with extensive
OF Gentle nens Dress Goods and Taors Furnishing Goods
ever erought to this city Their facilities and
superior the city.
which them at all times fill all orders with the best
goods and at the best bargains Country and city customers
and the public generally 10 and
examine their New Stock Reduced Prices before
ing elsewhere. decIs-u
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BUSINESS CARDS.

JOHN C. DEVEREUX, JR., Wholesale and Retail
.} dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens, Window Blinds
Gas etc. e.c Main street. between First and Second
-, .,,. N' (augi0 "
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AUCTION ROOMS,

MAIN STREET. BERW ZEN SECOND AND THIRD
AZ have removed Auction Rooms
w the old Court House. whore prepared
and sell commission auction all kinds
Merchandise. Household Furnimre. Horses Bugges
Cash advances made on c0nsnments sell ~ auction.
REGU LAR SALES-Evcry Tuesday. Thursday and Satua-
gay commencing at O'Clock NJ. and Tuesday. wednes
day and Friday evenings az gas-lahting.
We will also pay particular attention to the selling OF LanG
and Town Lots.
All persons having Lands. Lots Horses Wagons
or Merchandise description to sell respectfully
l.el.ea % Ege US call. oetl-ly MOOLSEY " NELAON.
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NUMBER 3O2.
CLOTHING &C..
LINE CLOTHING STORE.
ON MAIN srRKET, BEIwEIs FIRsT AND srcoED.
GUMBERTS & GOTTtEIB .,

RE receiving their Wholesale Retail Clothine
~, tablishment. large assortment O.. READY MADE
CLOTHING quality ed in the most
fashionable styles. hne lot Of Cloth
r black and blue French and English Cloth Dress Froeh
Sack Goats Satnett and Cashmere Goats
and gray 0EERC0ATS Of every stys price, Quality
color. VESTS and PANTALo0NS the most be autifnl
patterns brough. to this market.
Shirts Undershirts and Drawers, Gloves Suspenders Col
lars and Sacks HATS and CAPS ofsvry style and cheaper
than sold in this market.
Trunks yalses Carpet Sacks with large
fancy articles and Furnishing Goods. all Of which will sell
on the Straight Line Plan. cheap the cheapest.
brought Evansyis Call youreives octzss
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CINCINNATI
RETREAT FOR THE VC6ANE.

RETREAT FOR THE INSANE, .,..,-
y charge of EDWARD MEAD. NJ. D.. Editor Aneri-
IA can Pycbo Journal. Lecturer Insanity and ForenIs
edieine late Professor Of Obstetrics and formerly Maters
Medica.
select establishment pr sentng superior advantages None
Int quiet patients admitted The
superinendent practitioner and teacher guar
anee OF kindly and the successful
Terms made known on application to DR.. MEAD Cincn
natl Ono. feb2l-6m
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Ed0UsEK EEPING HARDWARE
= shovel aud TOngs, hrss head. large assortment;
do do Kitchen:
Pokers and Cinder Shoyels;
Brass Audirons:
Cook spoons selves and all other Kitchen uteusske
in 4 Hardware Store. deel4 CHAS. 8. WELLS
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DABCOCK BROTHERS, wholesale Grocers and deal
u era i'm Foreign aud Domestic Liquors. lmh27-ivl
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H..
LII persons indehysd the firm of V K. Hendricks
IA Co, rqueste to settle the with the under
ed. with as liJile delay possible
deel4 HENDRICKS 4 McREA.
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H.MAGHEE * CO., Wholesale dealers IN toreigi
and Domestic Dry Goods, First street, between Mali
and sycamore sts mh27-lyl
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TEHNEYcz sORENSN'
WHOLESALE DEALERS II GEUCEalEs AND LIQUORS. CORNER
wATIa AND VINE SIS. GRANVILLE. IND.
VIE sned have this formed
the purpose of doing wholesale Grocery Liquor
business. Eayibg succeeded the business of Mesrs As
HOwes purchs their stock and made additions make
complete shall be able offer good bargains
FOR Cash. any house in Evansville. any city in the
West. II. S TENNEY,
laws S. SSORENSON,
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1DLANES.-7 cases Planes and Carpenters Wood Tools.
opened from Columbus Ohio all made my order.
3 follows:
Bench Planes, all kinds; Moulding Planes. all kinds;
Pannel do; F1oring and Sash Planes;
Saw. Chisel. File. Augur and Pade Handles,
Eench and Hand Screws; Axe. Pick and AdEe Handles;
Plane Irons Guages the New Hardware Store
jan9 CHAS. 5, WELLS.
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WHOLE NUMBER sol.

ence., M, woman 90 the face theeATth--
We speak OF them collectiyly-receives a pro,
ferred kiRdness, from q strnnger wiehl sueh
ungracious manner as, American women.
No matter what the ciyility is, ar what ct,
pense Of personal comfort rendered, il is ali
the samei the favoflis accepted, rather Il jsta-
ken, as matter Of right, and with an 'of
course frigdness o.. manner, and repsIsiyer
stiffness, as il there was not q: ::;ijOipt.ip The
body which would bend gracious nod, ora
grateful courtesy. ,Itsl5,,, = A.,
In car, in church, in the concert room.
in the street, at the public table, ,evers ,dy
the occasion occurs in which is duty and
i. appreciated, would be spleasnre to,
render civilites to ladies, who, although
strangers havea claim upon, commonpoli.so
ness for such services. i How amply repaid
one feels,on the bestowal of a casual stten-
ton. to receive a.hearty 'thank.s you, fromu=
pair 0fgenerous lips. The reward issolfdte
you are almost inclined toifoliow upthe' ga
cious donor in hopes that. something else
may turn up, again to call your services.intoi
requisltion. OF course there are -excebtionsI
among Amrican women--there are naHvb
exceptions-aDd to these we return thanksr
in behalf Of mankind for their thoasahds
smiles, and winning ways SO hansomeIy tsn.o
dered, when lost veil has been picked up,d
ftp passed to the omnibus driver "a sssl,
showed down to keep out the sun, or a glass
showed up to keep out the rain, or seat yisl-
ded in the center of the car to aceomodate
the last one of a party, onthe bill Of fare, or
the cake dish passed at table, i gls4E4o
l,As to the objectionable impertinence Of ai
passing remark, that is not to be thought of
such thing can't be tolerated without am
introduction, even in a private circle by ann
invitation from mutual friend no No,aa
formal, set introduction must be suffered,
Drawn up in front in position number three
dancing master style, "Miss Prude will you
allow me the pleasure to make you. ac-s
quainted with Mr.. Timid, my particular
friend /; Mr.. Timid Miss Prude,' and ono
bows like a well sweep, and the other
sinks like sand-crane, and permition is,
granted to offer cream or nut, and-ifyouo
know all about each other-eyen a motto,
with sugar plum. ..j 81. . ,,l.,..s s...7 Ca rslI
American woman-than whom no earthly
beings receive more homage or attention.,
owe tito themselves to thus mead their man,
ners as to always acknowledge polteness,
froma stanger, more marked, it should bey
than if from an acquaintance; they should
look upon an invitation from a mutual,
friend, as sufficient introduction least,
for the time being to entitle gentle-,
men to reasonable amount of small talk,
and to render those numberless little civil
tiles which smoothe an hour and make,
mellow and happy a transient evening"
Clev. Herald. X t.,...s,,,f ii t,.,..a
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Female Prudishness.

Il The other day we offered our hand to q
lady who was about to pitch out of an ON
nibus into the mud. She took no notice ol
it, but chose to swing herself down by, the
railing, regarding US meanwhile with a look
Of rebuke as if we had insulted her. Nov
we, do not -piqpe ourselves upon etiquette, put
we fatter ourselves that the baud afore-
side was rendered with the modesty and pro-
.a. i, y. .,fiLl y, a....
p'i9X s7''est, ~ DSst az .iassel af'Ass
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Causes d chamges n climate.

.Alet ln-N NO AZ ----tlhs lIu 40 auto8 "
=, History informs Us that many Of the -eeun
tries Of Europe, which now .posaeses,yery
mild winters at one time experienced sewers
cold at this season of the year. The Tibei
at Rome, was frozen over, and snow at ons
time lay for forty days in, that city. The
Euxine sea was frozen every winter during
the time of Ovid, and the riyers Rhine and
Rhons used to be frozen 50 deep that the Ice
sustained loaded wagons. nThe waters Of the
T'iber, Rhine and Rhohe, now fow freely
every winter; ice is utiknSwn id Rome and
theR~ases Of the Eoxine dash their winiry
foam uncrystalized upon theqockss al .siIiq
Some Iiavs ascribedthese climate changes
tonagrieulturss the1cuttikg downillof dense
forests, the exposure Of itheoupturned, soil ito
the summer sun, and theu draining of great
marshes. We DO not believe that such great
changes could have been produced ia the eli
mate Of any, country BY agriculture, ;, end we
are certain no such theory can, account for
the, contrary change of c1imate-from warm
to cold winters-which history tells US has
taken place in other countries than those
named Greenland reeeivedits name from
the emerald herbage that clothed its valleys
and mountainsj and its east coast, which is
now inaccessible on account o6 thepefpetu-
al ice heaped Upon its shores, was, ,inthe ele.
venth century,ithe seat Of Scandinavian co..
lonies, all.trace of which isanowi lost. ~ Cold
Labrador was named Yinelandby the North
menlwho- visited itin the, year 900, and who
were charmed with its then mild climate
The cause Of these changes is an an important
inquiry ,y,.a sfAa 80, .o,.a -.
10 A pamphlet by John Murray civil engi-
neer, has recently been published in Lon
don, in which he endeavors to account for
these, great changes Of climate by the change
able position Of the magnetic poles. The
magnetic variation or ordeclination of the nee
die is we'll known. At the present time it
amounts, in London, to about twenty-three
uSSiCC0 WOet VI HoiLHS WHIlo III lOOS IlS llII6
of variation passed through England, and
then moved gradually west until 1915. In
that year q great removal of ice took place
on the coast of Greenland; hence it is infer
red that the cold meridian, whichis now sup
posed to pass through Canada and Siberia,
may at one time have passed through Italy;
and that if the magnetic meridian returns, as,
it is now doing, to its old lines in Europe,
Rome may once more see her Tiber frozen
over, and the merry Rhinelander drive his
team on the ice Of the classic river. ,.g,,y .
Whether the changes of climate mention,
ed have been caused, by the change of the
magnetic meridian or not, we have, too few
facts before US, at ,preesnt, to decide conclu-,
svely; but the idea once spread abroad, will
soon lead to such Investigation AS will, no
doubt, remove every obscurity and settle the
question. ~ Deg142au H5h tni suui74a a
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. .ult-. --t3 II7V'stS 7---T-- IT u TEJiI 5 i
Iron Batteries. for The Baltic.

n
Some weeks since 1t was announced in the
Mercury, that our Government contempla-
ted, through the suggestion of the French
Government, ordering d number Of floating
batteries, 70 be CONSTRUCTED Of wood, and
cased with iron plates. as an auxiliary force
to the allied fleets i'm the Baltie. The Bate
ries are to be forty in number, and are TO be
ready in March next They will be flat-bot.
toned, with round stem and stern, and near
y two thousand tons burden, one hundred
and eighty fest'long,'fifty-six feet wide, TWEEN.
ty feet deep, and propelled by horizontal en-
gines Of two HUNDRED horse power. The
strongest materials are to be employed in he
building of these, formidable engines ofVar,
and in their construction the resources Of
Liverpool have not been overlooked; The
Mersey Steel and Ilron Company, ct the south
end Of the town. have receNed,a large order
for theGmanufacture of the casing plates, and
the workmen are now engaged upon them
night and dSy., a, considerable portion Of
the plates have already been completes, and
sent per rail to- aLondon. .GtE Eacho of the plates
is twelve feet long, thteefeet wide, and four
inches and aIquarter thick and each battery
will require seven hundred tons eof, sthoss
plates. From experiments which have been
made, and of which these batteries are the
result, it has been found that the strength Of
iron increases enormously in proportion 70
its integral thickness As compared, with the
same amount of fmetals in lamine, or single
plates, However closely or firmly they may
be united. AS, fofoinstance, oeightincIf boil
er plates, strongly boltea together, being ex-
posedsto the., FIRE Of ordinsry artillery each
shot perforated the mass with certainty and
ease; but when aafour inch wrought iron
platenwas subjected to the Ssame task, it was
found complely shot proof; ana even the hea-
West shot directed against i, At i. distance Of
three hundred yards,wa shattered and broken
like aisnow-ball against stoneiwall. - These
newnAat- bottomsd gunhosts are to be armed
with twelve Of the largest EknGagtsr guns.
Each boat viii have, TIVE decks, the upper
being bomb Iptoof, eightinehes thick, and the
lower will be the,fghting decks "A number
6f', these boats are already ID afofwara State;
and tho siwhols. no doubt viii Be, ready BY
ths timelthey will be required by lthe Govern
mental There is eyerye reason Ito believe,
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!! gd4liistrILalteol,s.so .so
Or. FRANKLIN and his NIoghcr.

DT. Franklin and His MOghcr.
i was an idea of Dr.. Franklin's if not d
settled opinion, that mother might, by a
kind of instinct Of natural affection, reeov-
tizs her children, even though she had lost
the recollection of their features And on
. visit to his native town of Boston, after
anGabsence Of many years. he determiaed
70 ascertain by experiment, whether his the4
ory was correct or MOI, a. l,. ,.-i1'.i4 =,
Ona bleak and chilly day in the month of
January. the Doctor, late in the afternoon,
knocked on the door Of his mothers house,
and asked to speak with Mrs. Franklin. He
found the old lady knitting before the par
lor fire. He introduced himself, and o5-
serving that he understood she entertained
travellers, requested lodging for the night. 4.
She eyed him with that cold look, OF rep
Tosation which most people assume who
imagine themselves insulted byNbei1g sup-
posed to exercise an employment which
they deem degree below their,real occu-
patton in life. She assured him he had been
misinforned-she did not keep tavern. nor
did she keep a house to entertain strangers.
1t was true, she added, that to oblge some
members Of the Legislature, she took a
small number of them into her family dur.
ing the session; that she had four members
Of the Counci! and six of the House Of Rep
,esentatiyes; who then boarded with her---i
and that oil her beds were full. s,sase' ',e q,
Having said this, she resumed her knit
ting with that intense application which said
asforcibly as action could-if you have con-
clsded your business, the sooner you leave
the heuse the better. But on the Doctors
MraPping bic cloak about him, affecting to
shives, and observing that the weather was
very cold, shs'pointed to d chair and gave
him leave to warm himself = III &, ~ .a,,q,
The entrance Of boafders prevented all
fhfther conversation. Coffee was soon ssrv-
sdand he partook with the family To the
coffee, according to the good old icussum Of
che times, succeeded plate of piPpins, pies,
and . paper Of tobacco. when the whole
company formed a cheerful smoking semi.
circle before the FIRE. !577sd u ao4Fo
.aPeshaps no man ever possessed colioquis
alpcwsrsin ! more fascinating degree than
Df.Franklin; and never was there an occa.
SioH o. which be displayed them to be.,er ad.
vantage than the present one. HI" drew the
"
attention Of thsscempanE b. the solid!y Of
H. modest. remaEka, linsiractBgl them by
thsivsried, new and striking lights III which
hsPlacsd his SUBJECTS, and delighted them
with spt Illustrations and amusing, snec-
1otes % ~ e & ;;se (. 4. 's;, y, ss, %,
,Thns employed, the hours passed msftily
along until supper was announced.s afrsI
Etsntlin. busted viii, re- household, sfsiirsss
s1@t III 8ast .fisgs8 ais a2as eilt 10 Vi H9B ~
4ate-hs t3tiali,f AT HArsFt4 Il G5ITgAa1 Tt-Ug