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The Evansville daily journal., 1859-02-22
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II VILE AND VICINITY. 81 "a { .
Having eternIiueGs TO close mp my BUSINESS, for
the purpose of removing from Evansville, am
offering at my store ON Third street, adjoining the
Crescent City Bank, at less than
HALF THE ORIGINAL COST,
all my beautiful assortment of -s..f
JAWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Including Rings. Bracelets, Breastpins, Gold and
Silver Watches, Gold Chains, Pearl, Lava, and Gold
Stoue Sets complete, all the finest French mann
facture, and of the latest and fashionable
STYLES, selected with great and tasto.
Also -.-i.s..,
Silver Tea Service IS Paper Holders,
Silver Knives a Forks, Toilet Mirrors,
Silver Fish Knives, Pocket Cutlery,
Silver Goblets, Scissors,
Silver Cream Pitchers,s Combs,
Silver Fruit Baskets, Hair & Tooth Brushes,
Silver Egg Stands, Letter Holders,
Silver Castor Stands, Paper Cutters,
Gold d Silver Thimbles, Pocket Books,
Gold Pens and Holders, Port Monnaies,
Silver Pen Holders, Port Folios,
Opera Glasses Spectaeies, Card Cases. &c.
Plain and Fancy Whalebone and Bamboo Canes
Gold and Silver Mounted Revolvers, several pat
terms. Also-ColIars, Undersleeves, Silk Stock
inss, Gloves French Embr0ideries, Silk Dress Pat
terms, and great variety of elegant articles suita
BILE for Ladies' and Hentlemen's Wear.
Also-A VERY VALUABLE M0CKING BIRD.
am determined to dispose of stock immedi-
atey. l can assure the public they will not be dis
appointed in anticipating GREAT BARGAINS.
feh3-2md R0SINA SMITH. Third street.
IHyHERE VTLL BE Il BALL 1T
IL Pigeon Springs, TUE UESDAY EVENING, 22d
February, 1859, Washington's birthday. s-
MANAGERs.-Seth Pritchet, james Ntzwlllams,
John Clifford, G. w. Mcbride, James Crane.
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BH.sKsIE.zE E'S S.sLE.- -
eFE DuckwaI TroxeI a Ga -l

GEz Duckwall, Troxel q Go.1
against In Chaucery.
Steamboat Bowling Green. }
BY virtue of decree of the Louisville ChancerY
Court, rendered in the above cause, the undrrsigT-
ed of It's, will, on MONDAY, Feb. 2I. 1859,
alont the hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ, sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, at tle Conrt House
doe: in the City OF Louisville, "A credit of four,
eight and twelve months, the steamboat BOW NC
GREEN, her engines. tackle, &c
The purchaser will he required to give bond, with
approved security, bearing interest from date until
paid. COL. WHIPS, Marshal l. l.. G.
JAS G.. BALEE, ! Mt.
THos. A. MORGAN. DeP"''sS febII-l0t
ENIeOOD WORK FOR RUGGIES
~ AND WAGONS.-A large lot of well sea-
soned Hubs aud Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Seat Arms
and Seat Sticks, &c, &c, in store and for sale by
feb3 SAMUEL ORR
KJEED! FEED! FEEDy-
B 100 tons prime Hay,
81 1000 bush. do Ear Corn, -..
200 do do Sholled Corn,
-. "a 500. do do old Oats,
800 do do Bran - f
In store and for sale low at
J. C. DUsOUCHETS,
Jan2' Corner Water and Locust streets.
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~ c.aRD.-HADEEs, .sTTE.s.rEO.N.

III Tire subscriber desires te return his thanks
for the liberal patronage he has received from the
Ladies of Evansville, since his commencement here
and hereby informs them that he is still catering
for their tastes, i'll the manufacture of Ornamental
well substantial articles pertaining to his
business. Parties furnished, and Tables set tho
most reasonable terms. Pyramids of every variety
built to order. Charlotte De Russo" and Jellies
in Pyramids and Moulds. Ice Creams of every fla
vor furnished III Pyramids or by the gallon Fac
Simies of Churches, Public Buildings, and Private
Residences built to order. Wedding Cakes and or
pamental work done in a manner not TO be egualed
in this city. Mixed Candies and Confectionery al
ways on hand. Patent Bread Bakery, First street.
Main. 1i,'H TH0S l.. BRICKLEY.
fnl.I OH
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~ 43 MAIN STREET. BETWEEN FIRST AND
SEC0ND.-The undersigned DESTROYS of closing
his business carried on under his name hereto
fore, offers his entire stock of Dry Goods consist
ing in part OF good variety of Calieoes, Dress
Goods Shawls, Mautillas, tfoths Cassimeres, Blan-
kets, Flannes, siusiins fckings, ,Ginghans, Boots,
Shoes, &C., &C. at cost prces-and invites the trade
of Evansville and eHvirons to call and get goods
low for CASH. Country stores will find it to their
Interest to lay in stock of Goods at very low prices
Terms cash. r,
iau3I WILLIAM :! DEITRLER
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Furnished TO the Associated Press is promptly laid
before the Readers OF the JOURNAL
ONE AND a AI.FfDAYSs ADVANCE
of the Cincinnati papers. A +'- - ~ -
An exciting Session of Congress is now be-
ing held, and all anxious 10 hear elaborate re-
ports OF the proceedings, shaUld avail themselves
this opportunity and subscribe for THE JOURNAL.
q. The terms for the DAILY sJOURNAL are $50
per year. and - 80 for SIX months, IN ApvANcE; O
10 cents per week. if paid TO the Carriers.
4 careful summary Of the doings of the Leg
islature will lee made up for every paper. Il
short, condensed view, uf all that is going in
the. Universe, viii he furnished readers every
day. deco
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
n .gDgES, RE.uR.MBER-IF FOU
~ n want Hot Roll. fnr hreakE.s get

n AIDES, RE.WR.uBER-IF FOU
-A< want Hot Rolls for breakfast, you can get
them at BRICKLEY'S.
II you want some nice Pies and Tarts for dinner,
You can get them at BRICKLEY'S.
If you want some nice Cake for tea, you get
it at BRICKLEY'S.
If you want TO get married, you get a fire
Cake at BRICKLEl'S.
In fact you get anything that you wish in
the way of Crackers and asserted Cakes, Yankee
Cruers, Cream Cake, and different varieties
of Pound, Fruit, and Lady Cake, by the pound-a
delicious article for Tea. He also manufactures
the celebrated English Crack nels, made srom the
best Bermuda Arrow Root, and highly recon-
mended for the sick. Irtge - g..
0rnamented Cakes always on hand
Patent Pread Bakery, First street, near Main.
febI9-lnieod sf-slt THOS. Il. BRICK LEY.
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EcE cRE.g.n C.s.N.DY-A DELICIOUS

ne r " BOOhS-WiLD SPORTS
o. in the Far West. t st1 .-. fi~is-
-f..-f- The Age of Chiyalry, l..5 -a-.t-. .,.-. a
IIeines Pictures of Travel.
Self Made Men. t
y 4ti4 YounaII' Hand book of Househ old Science
.aa4 Securing theWhite Horse. t -ss %
Carlyles Frederick the Great, &c. q
Just received and for sale by
feb2i DoBELb x CoNYNGTON
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q " has now on hand and i~ maliufacturis g daily,
a large stock OF ofGerman Extra Palm No. aud Fam
lily Soaps, Mould Candies, and pure Lard oil, which
he VIII sell at the lowest market quotations, for
cash only unless otherwise agreed. = -
jan29 PHILIP DECKER, 46 Main St
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OLD AND RELIABLE PAPER.
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL
FL u LIN. EHe a EEeRRI. Ks.4 "
ALL THE NEWS

- Iuli az accurate reports OF the state OF th'
Markets, arifhe very latest current news of Tho
sIeS
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WILLIAM J. DEUBLER.


-zS ship heretofore existing between the under
signed, under the firm of Babcock Brothers, is this
day dissolved rs mutual consent. L. S. BABC0CK
having purchased the entire interest in ihe part.
nershp business of II. o. Babcock, will continue
the business on his own account and is alone au-
thorzed to adjust the affairs of the late firm, taking
all assets and paXing all liabilities. The name OF
the firm to be used only in liquidation.
Il. s. BABC0CK.'
IL. O. BABC0CK.
EVANSVILLE, Indiana. jan27
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N.N'TEREsTES'a no F.FR.NERs.-
RONALD FISHER. DoLUss, JR
FISHER & BOLUSS,

-AB Steam Pipe and Gas Filters, cornGr of Pine
and First streets, Evansville, Indiana Respectfully
the pubic that any orders entrusted to their
charge III the above branches of business, will be
executed with rromptness, and in the first style of
WORK Tlmlnstp.' -tt
variety of Brass wori, constantly on hand and
manufactured TO order Strict attention paid to Lo-
comotive and bistillery work. Steam Gauges, Gas
and Steam Pipes always ready. ID s-f e-r
Highest market price, in cash, paid for old Cop
r,Brass aud Zine w.EEa decl371yd
Nh E.N.TESTR FL. H. Eg.SKIRD, ". ID.
R> respectfully informs the citizens -
Of Evansville aud vicinity that he has fSsS@
located here permanently for the pur-OLfrNY
pose of Practicing Dentistry in all its branches.
30 Plate work from single tooth 10 fulIsett, at
Eastern prices. Teeth filled in superior manner
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
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The Opposition Ina Virginia.

The Virginia Opposition Convention,
which closed its session on Friday night
adopted the following:
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kB ERE8RY.1 q 40 THE .gBop.E,

ER REEFEEsRf.N a. 40 THE .4RO TE, 4
n q would beg leave TO solicit for the new firm
the same patronage which bestowed on the old
firm PHILIP KRAMER.
Referring to the above, We request all those who
know themselves indebted to US for years. to come
up and settle, determined to close our old
books. [jan27- 3m
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sSUP ERIOR C0.EL.-THE SUB
~ scTiber is now receiving by the Canal supply
of Coal, which is mined in good manner and ship
ped in clean order, free from impurities or slack.
1t is recommended to the public as ali article in
nded to give satisfaction to the consumer, and q
trial of its quality is solicited. George W. Amory
will attend the seilingand delivery of Coal and
receive orders at the warehouse of Jas. Laughln,
Jr., on Main street, near the Canal
Lots OF 20 bushels at lOcents.
Lots of loo bushels and upwards at a deduction
febI3md FRANCIS AM0RY.
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EE3SA II E.9LL.1 S.SLOO.N, MIN
W street, opposite the Washington
Hotel. M-MIN
RARE CHANCE Mlp9f3EA
The subscribers have received from EI'- &H5a555s%
ernay, Province Of Champaigne. France. sssaA.ssss
800 BOTTLES CHAMPAGNE.
Also, from the hest Wine countries IF Europe
10 CASKS OF THE FINEST MD MOST Sc
LECTED PURE RED AND WHITE WINES.
We guarantee these Wines to he the pure Juice OF
the grapes and do hereby invite frs nds and the
public generally TO cali aud examine for themselves
jan29-lm WM. SCHLAMP & co. ~
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PAVIITON HOTEI,

f PAVILION HOTEL.
SIMON MeCRACKEN........ .PRoPRIEToR.
IEvHE UyHDERSE6.N.EsEI, IN. ii SSU-
~ ming The management of the above we'll known
establishment, begs leave return his grateful
acknowledgements fer the liberal patronage bestowed
on the said firm, and by personal and prompt at
teutien on the part OF yself and assistants hope
to merit "A continuance of the extended favors here
tofore bestowed. Respectfully, Hst4
janis S. McCRACKEN.
Nf ~ Il r. f.@,Ssss OFF 1T COST.-TO
~ make room for Spring stock, we now offer
onr stock of goods at cost, consisting in part of
Dress Goods, Sliawls, Cloaks, Cloths, Cassimeres,
Flaisnels, Musins, Prints, &c. Terms cash
jan11-2w JAMES OAKLEY & SON
BEOE.8SSEsS, SEG.zR IND cor
@EA FEE-5 bhls new Siolasses
hhds Sugar,
bags prime Rio Coffee,
pockets Java do,
bbls ass,d White Sugar
For sale at usual low rates
janZ0 YICkERY BROS, 81 Main ST.
N.NTERESTE.S'G TO F.FR.uERS.-
& just received this day in and for sale, 200
bushels English Seed Oats, very superior article.
Call and see them, at RUSTONS Feed Store, under
Telegraph Office. an19
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t IS'VI oIIIIEsi = . t15D1N n 111NI-No' --u
February, 1859, WashingtoI's birthday. s.r
MANAGERs.-Seth Pritchet, james Fitzwllliams,
John Clifford, G. w Mcbride, James Crane
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KUST RECEIV.ED-E.F.NX SUP
eD PLIES-S1gar Cured Hams Plain Hams,
Beef Tongues, Crackers,
Cranberries, Cheese,
Irish Potatoes--eXtra article,
Eggs, Family Flour, ---
oysters, Peaches &c, dc,
Golden Syrup, gallon, keg or barrel,
Gherken Pickles, Peppsr Sauce,
Tomato Catcbup, Vinegar,
Goldfish &C., &c.
febI6 OLMSTED & SABIN
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
The Death Cilase,

With surprising quiclness, raitlesnakes
hunt and secure their prey, capturing with
little difficulty the agile sqairrtl, which in
vain ascends 10 ihe tops Of highest trees to
get ont of the way of a foe commonly class
ed with the creeping things Of the earth.
While lting on the ground TO watch the
habits Of bird which was new 10 him. Au-
dubon heard n smart rustling in an adIoln-
i1g thicket, from which iull grown gray
squirrel bolted, and bounced off in a straight
line. in leaps OF several feet at time. No.
far behind was a rattlesnake of the ordina-
ry size, in hot pursuit, drawn apparently
out to its full length, and Siding over the
ground so rapidly, that in a few moments
1t seemed to gain scnsbly upon the squie-
rel The naturalist left eff bird watching
to observe the singular chase. Making for
tree, the squirrel assembled to its topmnst
branches as nimb'y ms squirrels areknoyn
TO climb. The snake perf,rmed the same
task at n considerably slower rate, yet still
very fast, cyed aaentively by the squirrel
as he mounted and approached. When
within few yards the latter leaped TO an
other branch, and the snake followed BY
stretching out full two-thirds of its body,
while the remainder secured it from fail
/ ing. Passing thus from branch to
branch with great rapidiiy, the squirrel
went into several holes, but remained in
none, knowing well that wherever its head
could enter the body Of the antagonist would
he admitted AT last, much exhausted and
terrified, the pursued 10 k desperate
leap, and came to the earth, with legs ant
tail spread to ease the tall. Instantly iht
snake dropped, also, and was within few
rod of the squirrel before the latter hat
begun 10 make off The chase again com
menced; but before the squirrel could gair
another tree. the snake seized il by thu
back, near the head, and soon rolled abou
it in such a way that, though the cries 0
the victim were head, scarcely Gny portion
of its body could be seen. SO completely
absorbed was the snake with its ultimate
object that TO attention was paid to tn
naturalist, who watched at leisure the who'll
process of uncoi!ing and swallowing III,
prey Plainly, a little knowledge of tn
natural history Of the reptile would be Q
high service to squirrels in tie like eS
trcmity. who might save themselves by tax
ing the white ash-tree for refuge, instea
of the oak. the beech. or the pine
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
State of Vermont,
III Hilaad lH.a, Goeesnor-l Pyoclds
nation.

Py Hilaad lH.a, Goreswor-1 Proclds
mdisois
Il was the custom Of onr Pilgrim Faith.
ers, at the close of the harvest season whcu
the labors of the husbandman were over,
to set apart n day on which to offer Public
PRAYER and Praise TO the Divine Author
for the blessings that had been showered
upon them during the year. This sacred
and revered custom has been very proper
" observed from the earliest history OF our
State, and deserves, not only in commcra-
lion Of those who instituted 1t. but also
from its exceeding appropriateness, to be
perpetua.ed throughout all time. Ii our
ancestors amidst their privations and suffer-
ngs. their fears and anxeties, could find
cause for thanksgiving how much more
does il become US, who are surrounded by
comforts and conveniences to which they
were strangers.
In imitation, therefore, OF this praisewor.
thy example do hereby appoint TIL RS.
DAY, THE WENTY-FOURTH DAY
| OF NOVEMBER NEXT, to be observed
! by the people of this State as Day Of
of PUBLIC THANKSGIVING and
! PRAISE to ALMIGHTY GOD.
Abstaining from all unnecessary labor.
and with devout and prayerfui hearts. let
US on that day. as becomes Christian Peo-
pie, assemble in our respective places of
worship and offer unfeigned praise to Him
who doeth all things well, for the great
measure of happiness and health and pros
perity that has attended us as a State and
rs individuals through the past year. lei
us give thanks that our civil and religious
| institutions, which are the great bulwarks
of nation, remain unimpaired that the
earth has yielded SO abundantlv OF bef
fruits that while the Old World has been
the scene of bloody and terrible conflicts
which have sent thousands of human beings
TO that undiscovered Country from whose
bourne no traveller returns, Peace has
reigned among us that famine and pest-
lence have no; been permitted 20 invade
our borders THAT the Arts and Sciences,
4 Commerce and Manufactures have pros-
pered in such IN eminent degree. Let us
invoke the Divine aid upon our Schools
and Colleges, and pray that Trey may dis
srminate useful knowledge. and that those
who go forth from them may eyer be gui'l-
ed by the strietest principles of virtue and
morality.
Let us in the observance Of this day,
filed garners. MT be unmindful Of those
around us who have not been so kindly IA
vosea. Let the hand Of charity open itself
wide ON this occasion, and added to our
pleasures will be the sweet reflection that
we have contributed to the. enjnymrnts Of
tile children of want and suffering Then
will the day be Thanksgiving Day IN Pc.
ality,--a day acceptable in the sight Of our
Heavenly Faiaas
Given und,r my hand and the seal Of The
State, in the Executive Chamber, at Mont
! peiier, this thirty first Day Of October. IN
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
! hundred and fftv-nine. aal Of the Indr-
! pendence of tie United States the eighty
: fourth. HILAND HALL
By tie Governor.
r WILBUR j. DAVIS.
: Secretary OF Civil and Military Affairs.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

and had never moved from the ridge on
which he fell never entirely recovered
from the effects of the salt, which LETT my
eyes and nose constantly red, and my flesh
ever after similar to corned polk.
n. B.-~Ihec are many dali minds, IN
which the wonderful is always colounded
with The fictitious, and many such Of my
acquaintances lave maintained that the
scene of my adventure was the cellar Of a
neighhoring distilery, often visited by all
my family, embcllshed by a heated fancy or
incipicnt dclirium. To such the best an,
swer is-1io qpStrer. CYMoN.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11
l3Ql FANCY GOODS

plELLEy & LEVIN, No. 5 Riby Street, BOSTON
AVE in store received by recent arrivals, com
y Il plete assortment Of the following goods
Lows Wind1o and Honey Soaps.
luhn's Perfumes and Toilet Powders
Piver's Cosmetics, Pomades and Istyenders
Iuerlain's Lustral and Soaps.
Hair, Teeth and Nail brushes. of Bone, bulaio anu
Wood handles, some $50 varieties.
iteeFers catehous, by the cross.
Pearl and Shell Card-cases, IN variety.
papl,r Mache Desks, Boxes and Tables
rosewood Nork-boxes and Desks.
icarh Ivory and Japanned Gases.
1Peia Glasses, some 30 different mo els
sans.--pear Bone and Sandal-wool sticks
English and American Playing Car.ls.
1ick-Gammon Boards and Ghessmen.
IoFt Monnaies. Thermometers. SILK Guards
Accrscaaum Pipes aud Cigar Tubes
tsIss ana Vienna Accorieons and Canes
Bronze statuary and Ornaments.
cologne BOTTLES, Vases, new styles
FaFna Cologne. by the dozen, constantly on
hand in Bond or Duty paid.
The above, with great variety OF other Merchan1ise
usually tcun in first class Fancy Goods House CONF
nc q the largest assortmcnts to be found IN TINS eiy 70
which additions viii be made by steamers and sailing faeS
e until the close Of the ,carwcre selected personally y
IscmheF Of ru the present in Europe anu
are offered 70 the trade the lowest market prices
Purchasers respectfully invited TO examination o.
u goods aud prices without iueurrng obgtons 20 ur-
eaase l3s i5l KELLEY x Lh'lN'
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"
snails which h a s. &c n'ssi som fi,ics
niteIy v,esttay the gom6,ercmi value ~ sri-
tc,, carrots, asparagus, ahi even carly
fruits, III having recourse 10 tle5e siuenf
lar aexiiiaries, ti,e F,rnch gard.ucSs ih.''
tate their Eng'ish brethren.
a great portion Of the vcg'talie sntp's
az Iondon Is derived faom kitchen grdsns
in tho vicinity Of that immense city, cnii'
vaev,, il l. said by 35'eee persons. 1hesd
gardens are a pcFttc, marvel Of lasrrios',
culture You see, somelhnts. acres and
acres, c. vertd with hand gla 'scs Richly,
mmured and scdtlous.y tcntlad, stme N
these garden spots are so managed ~ ~
vicl IKE crons annually. Nut only y
there not a We Il among them. but the vcss
etal,les are examined with hon cs tc t!Nirts
rnjldew and fungi. Besides toads, which
they pay six shil.ings dozen for, they
mike use of fowls so destroy tfn cphidts;
,isripr thcm With borts wh;uh prevent
their scratching, and allow them only thd
use Of their bills. M
The price af leads Is l,wnr in Parts
than in London in the former aiy s"-~
arc still sold, Notwithstanding the demand.
Tor about fifty cents dozen, and many arc
expowca 10 England The d. alers In tlii
-traiise commodity keep them in the bottom
of huge casks, into which they are cpp-
stant'y pltngiig their hnre hands and arms,
without. showing the slightest far OF the
lianil secreied by the toads, which science
has sometimes declared harmless. aud some-
times pronounced venomous. Busy little
fellows those rerulsive looking creatures
are, aud worthy Of al encouragement ana
patrot aye,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

THE TRADE II ToAps--N None but
Frenchmen. of co1rSe, would think Of making
4 regular business cf trading in these brown
coated gentlemen. and accordingly We ti'd
the trade houriShing in Paris alone. Ioad-
for some years hare heep the indispensable
allies OF the French mal ksi Sarsscners, rul-
tiva,ing rich ard moist grounds. Many Of
these nen Gil their gardens with them to
get ri.I Of thyung Of insects injurious TO
ihe Vegetables they have raised iay la5n-
rioas and scientific culture Especially d
,osis attack aai drDoiisa The slass a-d
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

A UsED-UP MoNARpr.--W hen ferli-
nand ". King OF Naples, was informed OF
the death Of his second srouse-elect, he
displayed considerable temper. His only
occupation, his sole pleasures, were the
chase ard fishing, and decencY dema7ded
that he should abstain from both at least
one dav How on earth should he manage
t, kill time ! His fattcrers sought means
to amuse him. but neither billiards nor
cards succeeded. No project Of muse
ment drew smile from him, until a gem
fem4n suddenly said. g Suppose we imiate
the Prineess's burial The king OF SIC
ily found the idea charming and delicate +;
and young beardless conrlier OF femenlne
appearance became the principal actor in
the masquerade. lie was atiired like an
archducless. and laid on a bier with his
hands and face exposed then, in order TO
imitat, the marks of small pox, drops ot
chocolate were s,rinkled over his face. The
Ambassador or England wis invited to the
ceremony, and this august PARSONAGE was
chief mourner. The procc sion went through
the mnst sumptuous chambers oi tie FOR
tiri Palace, an Sir William Hamilton, who
always went out shooting with the King.
was ordered 10 arrange the visits OF condo
I lenre. The Prince was delighted with this
/ burlesane. SUED, was the way in which he
deplored the unhappy end Of young and
accomplished persoa. Secret History o.
Austria. By Alfred AIichiels.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-11-11

An Irishman, being about to enter the
army. was asked by one of the recruiting
o.ssegrs g Wen, sir, xhen you get into bat
tie. win you sigbi or run -. All. faith"
replied the Iiibernian. with cosnical twist
Of his coun.enunce. I'll be afthcr dois'
yer honor, as the majority Of ye does >