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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-22

o1- Summer has come again. The month
Of roses. June, with its zephyrs laden with
the aroma Of flowers, its melodies Of birds
and ils wealth Of beauties, is with is. The
morning air, how delicious. the twilight
hour, how tranquil. How inviting The cool
shade and the empowered walk; how pro
motive 81 genial thoughts, are the bouutc-
Gus good things lasished upon the world
from the hand Of June.
II is the month when lovers weave heir
garland-, and anJ appropriate expressions
Of affection ia the language OF flowers.
Iut not only do lovers convers with fSw-
ers. bu the bereaved ind in them the foil
expression Of cherished memories 81 the d.
parted, as they train and cultivate fywers
around their graves.
We ssy TO the readers or The Reporter, Il
June finds you this year without alwers
around your homes, budding ana blooming
and perfuming, DO not let June of 1860 dnt
you again 50 u%nmindful Of beauties ana
pleasures 50 cheap, aud, YET, 20 RICH There
are a class Of men-and women, too-~ho
niIsc, a distasie for f1wers. We are sorry
for them; they gre cuiflyaIing q CALAMITY.
Children should Be I milar with flowers be
fore they are With books. We love 10 see
their little fingers weaving wrcaihs, wish
which Il adurn their heads. Ii is The blend
Ing Of beauty ana innocence, 10 BE found no
wh re but with children and ilowers.
The myriad-minded G,ethe. when he aed
with his universiIy-h Gated brain inlo the
still country, once said 10 some peasants,
Who were slrewing flowers over a child's
grave: "les, bring flowers. oy friend, -
Me infants ,omh. for they bolh make "
think 81 Deayen-there the babes ate Oh
gathered, and there the flowers nerer dc"
Al HI. Reschh says 10 one Of his mimi
'sblc Arab poems: We converse with thore
we love, through aowe.s; with these we
worship, through The stars" The little
blowers that open their leaves % drink the
dew, are The sweetes, smiles that mother
Earth vouchsAfes 10 her children. NV c4nnel-
tor Reporter.
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Hoes AID C0cELI-BURs lin our paper
Of May lofh we gave an account OF Tho loss
q hogs from eating cockle-burS, and OK
pressed . doub, a. to whether the burs re-
ally cid krl them. Since then we have
harmed RON az Old and intelligent farmer
that their togs dicd from TIE effects o. The
burs eaief, aud that something near a hun
ired more n has ncirbbor poi died IRAN the
,uar cause. naen lunit j Wnal.
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TINE Oh CuTTtxc WHfAr.-liundreds Of
bushel. of whea, were lost the past season.
by not cutting IN time. III . wet season
like the past spring wheat needs watching
daily. When tic head Of the wheat
IL saturated with rain, and The scorching
sun pouring down upvn h. three days will
ruin II If not watched and Gu, down. L.
wants cutting The very day II Il ut u he
milk. 90 into the field. squeeze tile ker-
nels between your fingers, and # the milk
~ not visible. cut /, down Immediately. III
a good season II i Mcllto lei Il s,and unsii
II j. IN a doueiIey state, such that you can
but jnst squeeze the sides together. All
wheat wants cutting IN the doughcy state.
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: hereby given that the undersigned will
= apply al ihe August term ~ the Dubois
county COMMISSIONER under the provisions
q an act entitled An act 70 regulate aud
license the sale Of splrituous, vinous, NAH
and other inioxicn'inp liquors, in AMI upon
The rrem,ses occupied ~ him, the precise
l~ucafion Of which l. rs fellows: On nv lot.
on State street. IN Ceiestire, Hall township.
Dubois county Indiana. Aud the citizens 81
said township viii take due notice iherenf.':
BERNHARD SCHULZ.
Lima -. -- ----Y - IA. -
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vyvH Il undersigned will rive a nrand Bal
4 Oh HE taufli day Of July. 10 honor I
tile National Indrpence. Unexcrlled a
COMMUNICATIONS " Il br provided for thu~s
who with % dance, or oihe' @jse eni Y them
selves.
III the morning about y o'clork there vii
BE- a splendid liberty pole rails d ~ NY yard.
A good Baid b. Mn-icinns have bsen IN
gagged for the OCCASION, and no pains will b.
spared - render everything pleasant and
agreeable. Good drinks as well a. . fne din
ner will be provided. Everybody i cordially
invited 10 attend.
Fee for Ball. dinner, &c. 81 ~. Il de
free. JOitN Dll,l.
June % -1-wss
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s hereby given that on Monday, Tras
4 day and "Wednesday. The IL ~ aud .
days q August, 1852. b. 4. Kemp. County
Surveyor " Bnb,iS county. viii be present
10 run the lines and q termine the bounda
ries, and subdivisions nnd also stabli n
the corners Of section IL, town ?. south 81
Range wesi. The intermediate lines ,ll
also be surveyed and the COZ ncrs thereof
established An interested persons are re.
CURED 20 atfend.
ADOLpH NJ RESENBACH.
lima 90 a ~
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Ill persons owing ar Interested IN 10 :
- in the Town ~ jasper. or arl,n,o.
hereto. are hereby notified thai on VI ndsv
the flih dav Of July 1853. The County SIR
seyor Of Dubois co,nty viii proceed 10 rm.
ibe lines and perpriuate the corners il ssIr
town, eitus;ed n ne West halt nor'h ems
quarter section, number thiriy-tive. and IN.
Sonih-west quart n, South .ea>i quarter u
section numCer tweniy-six ii township No
me south of Ranre, number live west, ~
Dubois county, Indiara.
by order 81 the board:
JOHN MEHRINGER.
Innn 1cfh 1A-N
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lasonroRArIoS.--i will bc seen hy
tile Auditors notice in another col.
nmn, that a re-survcy of the town, pre-.
paratory q is incorporation, viii
commence on tie llth Of next month,
w hope this matter may be pushed
forward rapidly. - that some provis-
ions may lie made for sidn-walks Oh
the principal iisvrVnghIares lv nest
Wini,r
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NAraLros. Henry es,y oLio, DULY 1.'a9.
Dat. " Roma OK, Desr Sir:-Pw The
benefit Of suffering hpn'aniiy, B ermi, Us 10
announce, through The columns Of Your
Circular, The surprising properties Of your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier aud b locd piih.
which Is a sure cure Tor Indigestion aud
Liver Complaint. We have seversl pefsons
10 town. who have been suffering with Ii.
yer Complaint aud Indigestion. and n OF.
|wi,hsianding that we have ~ good ybysi.
clans as can be found In Northern Ohio. vet
the disense befled their skin. Consequently
we were in a state Of dependency, until
we commenced using your Pills. through
and by the advice OF our friend. Mr.. Bren.
nan. We used the medicine according to
directions, and are now full Of life and hil.
arity and our gratitude is equal TO our i'm.
provement in health aud spirits. When we
lake into consideration whatwe have been,
and what we are at present, we feel like
chargin g ourselves Of the Sin Of ingrahtude.
N we did not Try 10 nnoun 10 the public
The great benefits Of your Medicine. There
lore. we recommend TO the public st large.
the txpediency Of having recourse to your
Medicine, and consequently, az in duty
.bou nd. discharge what we feel to be our
duty. in advising persons who are suffering
as we have suffered. TO make use Of The on ly
true and sure cure for the diseases already
N mentioned MRs. GwIs. n
MRS. BRENNAN.
Mi-s HrA
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See advertisement.
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SAcKylILr, Y. H., June

Garibaldi had been driven into the noun
aims By Ausiri ian troops under General uf-
.hIa. NDo re-iuok varez. bur photographic
received via Turin, states that
ienl. Garibaldi, gathering disbursements,
-eturned. and. surprising the Aus'riaus, re-
captured varez and subsequently re-en'ered
Como IN triumph. General Neil, who had
been sent to che assistance Of Genl. Carl
bald, had occupied Novara. The insur-
recllon IN Lcmbardy was spreading rapidly.
A Sandman bulletin dated Turin, May
SIS, says: A fresh victory has been gained
by our troops. ATT O'Clock this morning.
a force d 2 500 Austrians endeayored 10 re-
take Palestro. The King Of Sardinia COM
handing the Fourth division in person, and
General CialdIni at the head 0: the third
regiment 81 Zouayes, resisted the attack Tor
d considerable time. and then having sue
cessfully assumed the offensive, pursued the
enemy, taking a thousand prisoners and
capturing eight guns, Ave Of which were
obtained ty the Zouayes. Five hundred
Auslrians were drowned 10 canal during
he fight.
Another fight took place at c,nfreza, in
the province Of Tomeline, in which the en-
envy were repulsed ~ the division under
Gen. Forey. Of The N, corps Of the French
army. after two hours corfict. L-st night, a
picket q the enemy en1eayoFed to pass the
Po. al Ceryesse-la, bet they were rePulsed
by the inhabianrs Of That vicinity.
The Aus,rians have evacuated Varo in
the province Of Bobb:e.
TUEls. J ane 1.
A second victorious battle occurred a.
y o'clock last evening, at Paleslro. The
snemy endeavosed 10 re-entcr. but were re-
pulsed By the division under GnnL- Cialdlni
composed Of The Zouayes and Piedmontese
cavalry. The King pressed forward where
the 6sht was mos, furious, the Zcaayes vain
y Try ing to RESTRAIN him.
Ga Tuesday. The Austrians attacked the
5 sandman vanguard ., Zsso cienio. and
alter a fght OF TWO hours our troops pressed
The enelDy &C ross the Tioino.
The details OF the battle Of Pales'rosay
that tie Sardinians were, al one tima, cut
ilsnkco BY The Austrians, ~ho threatened
the bridge OF boats across the Sessla, over
which General Csnrvbsrt was 10 elect a
junction With the King. ~ THIS junetnre
he Zouaves los; one officer and ~ men
killed. and the enemy had nsny k''led'i ncIu.
ding len clicers.
The account from Geaeral GarbaldI
state that a numerous Austrian corps, hav-
ng arrived before vsrez. he ordered The Ma
rional Giard not to resist, but 10 tall back
on Lfg" Magg'o'e.
Tie attack vas attempted BY our troops
againsl Swans. On The Like, but without -
suit.
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REPUBLICAN CsssisTENcY.--The Man
chester Dsmocrat says that in 1852 the re-
publican convention met " Pittsburgh, and
nom mated John r. Hale for the Presidency
I, was then nd there dcriarcd that emf
grants and exiles from the old World should
end a cordial welcome 10 homes OF comfort
ciiizans, and owners ~ coil among Us. oaght
and fields oi enierprize III the new; and eve.
ry attempt II abridge their r.shs q becoming
10 be resisted With infiexsblc determination. \
Most ~ The men for whom that convention
assumed 70 speak 10 three years after were
cropping ~ the c~ulverts Of know-nutlnng-
issD, and are now the supporters d aploqists
81 The thirty days laws in New Hampshire
and The two-years amendment 10 Masschu-
sctts. Ga, how they 10 love our natural
izsd citizens.
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NEW ioFK, une M.
Turin. June a.-The Arstriaus endeuvor
"a % cross the 10 AZ Bassignaro. but the
inhabitants opposed them, fling upon and
destroy 10 an Austrian bark.
The vslletine II IN a state Of insnrrec-
lion.
The tuwn n sandris has proclaimed for
King Victor Emanuel.
The Duke Of Parma las arrived in Sxii-
zerland.
The French engineers bad arrived y, SUIT
era, end we're collecting vessels 70 cross
like slagsiore with 1000 men.
The French squadron il the Adriatir have
captured thir,y-6se Austrian vessels, valued
al "a 10000.
LosDoS, Saturday, june A.
A special dispatch to the Daily News,
dated Turir. Friday nigh Gays that ihe
austrisns we're 10 iull retreat crossing the
Ttcinn.
Gnrbaldi has gained new victory, and
The iusarsection ID LornDardy is spreading.
h AUSTRIAN OPTICAL BULLET IS,
VEKosA, June /.
The enemy attacked the vanguard 81 The
seventh Austrian corps, but their farther
advance Wa stopped " The corps under
ZsLcl. very large aunber are re-
ported % have been wounded ia ing ihe
encounter.
MILAN, juno =.
Ga the Isl instant, varez was c~snnonaAed
and taken BY Gsnl. Urban, who reins.stei
The legal authorities, and levied a war con
t~rbution % the city.
FaAscr - The recall ot he French sol
iiers on leave has added 10000 veterans
the army
Ii i stated thst ne dmoni has ~recornized
he neutrality ~ the rapal Sta,c. with cer-
n conditions.
HEnvAri -Am extensive French man
iIarlurtt shusc establishment III lIr ANY
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TlOLEEUknA Va 49,
sioners, June Term, 1859.
Prcscnt-H. Nicholson, j. Il. Dick
wermert, w. ii. Green. Com'rs.
Ordered by the Board that the APP
pointmcnt Of III. "A. llolthaus as de-
putty appraiser be confirmed, when the
board resolved itself into a board Of
equalization Of personal property, but
no complaints being made, they pro
ceeded to hear complaints on real es-
tate-II. Nicholson being called 70
the chair. The lands Of Michael Wea-
yer were reduced to average y %
per acre. The land in I. 3, > H. =
w. was reduced 80 cents per acre, cA-
cept such lands as had been reduced
bv individual application. The land
in T. /. S. Il. A W., in Hall township,
that was appraised at less than - 90
per acre had % cents per acre added
10 il. The lands in HARRISON town
shin were reduced 25 cents per acre
The lands in Ferdinand township were
reduced 25 cents per acre. The Land
in town i, r. 8 w. was reduced
IL IL cents per acre. The lands in
Hall township, 4. ?, 5. Il. 4 W. were
raised II IL cents per acre. The
lands Of p. X. Marshall were reduced
to 81 per acre; those q Il. Poget were
raised 81; j.. Shows raised 20 cents
on average; j. McMahcl's raised $50
on improvements; L. llarten's re-
duced; +. Hobbs reduced $500; =.
a. Gleazen's reduced: 1. Dillcns re-
duced $50; G.. Stallman's $50 00:
A. Andcrson's 500 90; b. Bachers
improvements raised $50. Board Of
Equalization then adjourned.
The Commissioners then proceeded
to other business. The petition Of u.
lIertel and others, for private road,
granted. Appeal from Trustees q
Ferdinand township. concerning the
LAYING of Of roal district Reversed.
Applications for license were granted
to the following persons and places.
to-wit: to Sylvester Hurst, in JAS
per, to John Opel, on Troy road; e
Joseph Egg, in Jasper, e Charles
Kraus,; in jasper: II. Rolhert- Hunt
ingburg. Petition for road Of John
Grecncr, and Others granted. Petit
ton for change and vacation Of road
Ly X. Schroer and others dismissed
Several other petitions for roads and
Bridges were granted. &c. We will
only give the most interesting. The
bridge across Mill creek. Oh White
river, was reported as finished IN good
style, and the last payment granted
superintendent were appointed 70 put
up stone work for a bridge at Polson's
Mill. The Petition Of the citizens d
Jasper for a rcsnlvey was granted. The
report Of a survey Of a road from
Troy Road to the Leaycnworth Road
was continued till next term on ac
count Of remonstrance for damages,
viewers appointed &c. On Petition
for bridge at Riley's Mil, viewers ,
appointed 70 make cstimatcs.-
IN order made FIR the purchase Of a
farm for q poor house in the county.
This order BY our Commissioners
will ccrta MS be saving to the county.
for no one will doubt that there are a
great many allowances made for pam
pcrs that wonid bc srved il thcy were
Al concentrated IN one place.
IasonroRArIoS. III will bc seen hy
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CORNER ~ NEWTON N So
JASPER. INDIANA,
4 = I'LL AZ his old home. and slwsys resdv
a. nrisnd those WIN may want he sefs-
&C.,. md render them u The utmost y ="
.b,hn. .APr'Is w.
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'Thrcshing Machine Cor Naie,

undersigned hns q splendid Thrrsh-
Y ing Machine, which he offers for sale nt
less than hall cos, price. " cost over iour
hundred dollars (withoui expense Of trans.
pcrtalion, &c., ANY person wishing 10 bu,
would % We'll 10 apply soon ~ nv rrslicnc,
IN fssper iAEf.ES EtttiliRD.
Mn it i65t-Sm.
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Death to al vermin.''

OtNbA ~ 49,
As SPRING approaches.
ANTs md KoAcHEs,
from ifeir holes come out,
Aud MlcE and RATS,
In snite Of Cuts,
Gaiiv skip about.
HED BUGS bite
You. ID the night,
A. on ne bed you slumber,
While ISsEcrs crawl
Thro' chamber and hall,
In sqnads without number.
1T rs TRULY WONDERFUL WITH
what certainiy. Rats. Reaches, Mice, mol es
Ground Mice, D~ed-bugs, Ants, Moths, Mos
%quitoee, Fleas. insects on Animals. il short
every species of Vetmin, are utterly de-
sircv I'd ami eNiefminaird hw
COS FAIRS RAJ, ROACH, &c, EXTER
MlyATOR.
(" CosThRs" Ben Brr ExTEEMfwA-eE,
. CosrAR's' ELECTRIC PvwpER, FOX I.srcrs.
Supplied " %oireci,n Nv mail. TO any address,
ia the uniied Slntes. as follows:
Ga receipt at SluO. = box Of ihc RAT. and
Roach, sc. E.xirrminstor.:
On receipt 81 5000 4 box each OF the RAT
ROACH. sc. Ext. aud Electric Pow DIR
lseut postage paid.) sum ,ieni 10 de
slroy me gFrinln on any rienires-
= I'd hy ID usgis's nnd Dealers ~evrryWhsr..
! CusTAnss Principal Depof, 400, Broadwnv.
New Nofk
7. S.-Crcula-s, terms, &c. en, BY mai.
On application.
IL WKoLrsiLE AifNrs FIR VEsisEN
pEASsLvANlS. Onfs. iknfANk. &c:
Az p%ntsbnrg, Pcnn y. l.. fAHsEsrocE A
Co., and others.
"a Cincinnati, Ohio. Jim j PARK. anc
Others.
Az Indianapolis, Ind, EBr. BnowxiSe
inl others. myaj-Iw.
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3,03I prizes. ami 10 $I,2O2 .OOU
Tickets so 90 Halves $lo 80 uuarers -,
Elghlhs. : 20
"A package u IS whole Tickets o. so,
costs $500
There are ~ drawn ~bslloss, and each ballot
bang ~.rih so, makes $40
II per cent vi, beng ~
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COASr Li
lotteries Of Delaware
FOR MAY. 1853.

France. BRoApEssrs a. ~, NJ insgers.
VI drawings snder the superinte ndnnce Of
state Lottery Commissioners.
PRIZES rAID As SOON AS DRAWN.
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= ND pflLFs OF .
nj III .Appr' \ nations rrixeo ranging
from SO up 10 500
25 .nn5 priz,s sm,'g. 10 $4,000 Whole
Tiekrts SO; ~llaives So, Quarters 81 80.
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~ Ali orders sddre-ssd 10 FRANCE
BRoA DBsHTs& Co., Wilmington. DeIswrss,
will meet with prompt attention, md shs
printed official drawings sent rs soon -
over. FRANCE. BROADBENTS,& 90,
Mapsveye.
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Leaving risk u The purchmer 1916
Persons who desire need only remit ne
rick on a Package. for which we will send
a certificate o. / llows. #s
A certificate u package Of ~ wholes.
costs $500 90
10 do Of &c Halves, $50 90
ID DO 20 Quarters, 10 30
Do do &c fighths. "a 20
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EaAE.D yELAM .A2B LtY-
Y.EMI
On THE HAVANA PLAN.

UN IT HAVANA FEAN.
Extra CLASS TWO.
70 be draw IN Wilmington, Del, Monday.
May ~, 1899.
25,3,fj Prizes - 5000 Numbers! Prizes
Jay Ole IA iuli, without drdueuon. In these
Lotteries every Prize 10 drawn.
SrHfuE. NN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-21

in our schools, is wrong in tendency, ,oper.
ating mischeyously upon the social,
moral, and intellectual nature Of those
whom it is designed to benefit.
II. That We heartily recommend the
thorough use of Mental Arithmetic as the
basis Of sound mathematical education.
REPORT prepared by So .M'CURDY.1
The BUFFALoE TOWNSHIP TEACH
ER's INSTITUTE met at Farmersville, 8th
inst, and after the usual exercises ad
journed to meet at the Turtle Creek school
house (No. 81 on Saturday, 22d inst.
Subjects for next meeting Mental Arith-
metic, by D. Gebhard Reading, by B. c.
Youngman Composition and Declama-
ton, NJ. b. Chambers. Abstract Of Re-
port furnished by Jos. KLECKNER
The LEwIsBURG & EAST BUFFALoE
INSTITUTE, numbering between % and 80
members, holds regular meetings in the
Public School House in town and if we
may judge BY the general happy appear.
ance of the goodly number in attendance,
l -."oh enjoyment and improvement in
their literary "sociauics. lhey furnish
M report
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1859-01-21

asked, from another quarter, "when was
lady most beautiful ?" it was responded
from the other-"bound in red leather, ,ant
gilded on the edge"
Thus it went on. Time flew, and they
we're alike unmindful Of the hour and the
lost pleasure. awe must have pawns,
says one, "but these plays have furnished
none" "Well, let US play pigeon-vole,
proposed one. They were in such train
that if leap frog" bad been suggested, ii
might have passed. This play furnished
pawns. The ladies' took off their rings
and bracelets the gentlemen handed their
pencil cases and gloves but not af
terwards mated. Then, when enough had
been collected, they began the disposal OF
them. Then it was the Misses Henrietta
and Adeline and Mr. Georges showed their
ingenuity and wit, and displayed an avail
able memory. TO one song was assigned
to be sung without the piano. Others,
verses to be recitcd- rnu'iia'na alas hut
all as merry punishments. One lady was
called upon to personify, in some way,
Niobe, Flora, Diana, Zephyr, or Fortuna,
or tell something about them, however
little; or to give epitaphs suited to each
one-producng bursts of gai,y over the
death of the novel race. AS to the gen.
tlemen, they were required to lake all sorts
of grotesque positions, to say Greek, with
the translation, to feign such and such a
profession, and to confess aloud the
thought which at that moment occupied
their mind.
But that which created the most merri.
ment, was the punishment of the fish.
The one to whouFit was assigned to repre-
sent this animal, was obliged to lay whole
length upon his back, or, if they we're dis
posed to be lenent he could reclne partly
on divan, but then the use of the hands
was strictly forbidden. A lump Of sugar
was suspended from a string, and made to
swing back and forth before his mouth,
which he must entrap in the passage on
penalty of remaining, for an indefinite
time, fish. Mr.. +. was kept in this
agreeable occupation nine minutes and a
quarter, to the infinite amusement of the
company.
"One o'clock in the morning" exclaim-
ed one, suddenly. at can't be possible y
cried they in chorus. 1t was really true.
'ft"t-. ~h~-n.;n6 e-enins I" said they
with blooming faces and brilliant eyes, as
hey put on cloak and furs. Well, thought
Had""s u, io' them 90 and lay their
leads upon their pillow, made happy ny
hose innocent amusements, though de.
pendent neither on the pianist nor violin
player.