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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

ACT m.
A manout'erna Notwithstanding Ia Oh q 1gan1-Asa
In archery tune too Old hunter 70 be rappei-A prvs.
bor-Dundrenys fearful position DO hair dyr s-i turns
letter 10 Fiorence-The expose
of Coyir's villany-'Csn save me'Ass's sutfcn
pesrsnce, jest hat about 10 ASIA Coupr O War
The Dsry-The Country Boy and the DAIRY msit-Aa pre-
senied % he Dsrymsd.Ioye At 1rst sight she's the hra
bottle Of hair dye for shipbe dbtributor % Ire prizes
Ass the victor I've got that shp'A bath 70 Inc
qrerorSirangers IN TreDchard Msncr-"Who tses-t
Baii1s cir Edwsrd'-9eners coosiernsttoo--Asss
experiment Ia opening chsmpegne-Dundrcsuy b.s BIRDS
eye view Of the cork.
ACT Ill
Msry Meredith and Asa IN the DsiyHs description o. his
bone in Anerca-An expensive sessr hshserA
bceThe mil burnef-"Ass, yor'rr hos.Fnrenre's
y arrivalThis man II hero, and loves youAsry oonfes
SION and two parties happyAn attempted eopeent prevent.
Ia their cups-Murcott for once soberAsss deten'na
Coyie drunk'Quick Murco,t his private keys-Coye on
his feet aesnA blow straight from the ahouderA robbery
IN good cause-Dundrcsrv still trying 10 sDeer-Coyes pn
oce-A hunt for the relesse-fhe drNwerA-s
for the key-Coyk sudden Appearance" william would
you rob me-Anosher knock dowurhe discovery OF the
lease and discontinue Of Coyle-Murcos prsyerDespsir
Of SIC EdwardThe pistol and noble sacrifice o. rorence
Asa In his elemen-Cesrng Of the clousNurcuss
ward-rord Dundrearys ast dlssssr-As.s magnanl MAYA
general masrypg In haste, Ac.
ENDOr COMEDY
In consequences 6 The length Of The COMEDY there VII be 40
Fnrre
Doors cpen half past O'Clock; ccnmsnces precisely.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Psrquet no cents
Drchestrn Lhahr vre 'rtsr
FAMILY trle 2 cents
balcnuy th.fs - cents
frir~ " saa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

DowERY THEATRE ...
- George Wood Sole Iesse and Manage
respectfully announced that win be opened for The season a
lsb Angus r. In tho Interim the nudiorum
OF will be entirely altered re1ecorAtsd and
bosered tbextre vi renovated and many
pruv conducive the comfos az the audience win
be introduced Further particularly In future advertisements
LADIES' and gentlemen OF recKnbed professional ability do
srtng eagagemens may sddrss, by lesr only 0eorgs
WOOD, Bowery Tbestre.
DALAcF GARDEvs-THIs RvRNING
i GRAND MUSICAL ENIkRIhINMHNf,
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
The following eminent >lens VII appear conjunction with
Mr.. ). y. STATIONS Palace Garden Orchestra
Mr.. rTCHER, Miss \. MARsDEN.
Mis- ELLA NJ WREN, Mss =. MARsDEN,
Little MARTHA WREN. Mr.. q. G. RExFORD,
Mr.. GEO. CROzfkR, Mr. W. ". cuRRfE,
Mr.. y. f1CiiER, Lftie FRED WREN.
DRYANT's MfNsTREia.
ID Mechanics Hal, az Broadway. This popular
place Of amusement having been newly decorated and
palnted viii reopen
MONDAY EVENING. AU0. g.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

T AURA KEFsEs THEATRE.
IL LAURA KEENE's THEATRE
LAURA kEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KEEfE'S THE ArRE.
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE
LAURA KkRNES THEATRE
LAURA KEENEs THEATRE
LAURA KEENE'S THEATRE.
LAURA KEENEs THEATRE
LAURA kEENES 1HEATR
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y srrAMER GREAT .HAsTEHN,
vcR Ni1.FoRD HAvfN, ENGLAND,

|. oRxAf EAsTERN via all for the above pofts on
1dsy. Aususe lG From Milford Haven there raroaa
~s,h Irslsnd Special trains viii be In readiness on ~
nj az ns shlp Il Milford Haven 70 carry pAssenxc y"
ION and he North a reduced rs,es Of tare
ri claas PASSENGER only vtn be taken, ana mo proc
~ ara elias. psssenssrs wiz also be taken
Nsw fork 70 Hslifax At . charge Of - each. -
WV 0RINNKLL. MINrUkN 90,
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hon CHARLESTON, 8. c.. AND THE SOUTH AND
ouhwest-semi weekly United states mai sIde yhesi
ana coanmsnder win leave pisr No IN r. on wedne..
y; usS Ges-. - foIcSsro New orissus So 7s Mobile
n Montgomery. Ala, s7s Nashyine, reun, ~ 7s Mem
Ia al f. ChAitancogA. t25; Knoxville, - 81 Auguaa,
H al 50. Atiaata sd, Cbsrlosc, N. c. IN; Counoa g
Chsrssson s ror fright o. g.ssASs apply 70 srof
Nnrrsy commander win succeed Saturday, Angus
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sHIPPIcGs

CrEAM-NEw YORK, soUTHAMPToS AND HAvRE
The Vanderbilt European United stsss NAH steamships
sal between New York Southampton and Hayre.
From New FORK for Returning from
Hnvre alnpton. -
ILLINOIS, orifn. Sat, Aug II Wednesf"y Aug ~
VANDERBILT Sat, Sept 3 "Wednesday, sept 20
ILLINOIS ........... sat- Sept % "Wednesday, Oct 10
Vanderbilt. .........sai Oct. ~ Wednesday, Nov.
HIJNOls.n.,..........satH Nov. Wednesday, Nov. q
These sbips have tight compartments
Certificates passage issued rom Europe 70 America.
specie delivered in LONDON or Paris
n TORRANCE, Agent, No Bowling Green, New York.
B. WAINWRIGHT CO., Is Rue Faubourg.
~ u Montmaitre, Paris
~ cuoS~TR Hsue.
0AKFoRn'e-c, CT Grace church street, London.
DUNLOP. sHokLes ~. 30 -lhamp.on.
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Ill rcrusres placements snd dincultes together with
Constitutional symphonic and diseases o. women Are r,dcsy
curNd by the 9rrdeuherg Compsnys MGnhAla Uterfre
oalhoccu. Price 81 80 bottle For nve bottles sent sy
erprce and chres prepaid end o. erpres line from New
Ynk Addrees Joshua n Bridge ~ d.. Re1deut fhyncAn,
0rr6enkerg Institute, No. Bond street New York Dr.
BRTD0E vim attend professional calls and receive psteua
Al In resdenoe IN he arsaenberg Institate BuldnsA
No Bond street. New York.
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LI0HTNIN0 CALCULATION NJ NAT1ON'L FOHfKAIT6
Is CENTS 10 aud hear Budxorth' q late
WOODS hINsTREIS,
Under the entire supervision Of !. ii. BUDWORTH-tAs
best Ethiopian Dancers Ac &C. In he
country and every VI which declared. BY hou
ssnds. 20 be worth
Is GEMS TO SEE ALONE, and yet for the
n CEETS. ALL ALL THESE LIVING WONDERS.
The SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
In TIE Afternoon, at s. and Evening, II O'Clock.
sad s000 CuRI06ITlE2
From every pArt " the world-all all, all.
Az re 10 be for IS cens
AT BARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Which Ia open all hours, day aud evening.
Children under ID years, 10 ceptA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

uyaIENR AND DYSPEPSIA, BIZ n. A. 00RTON, n.
ii Ds-A brief teatise invauable 70 those Afflicted with
acy heartburn. fstulcpce, sick bcadache nervousne,
Marrkca csoaipaHon 40. sent prcpSh for Is cents in
samRs Addrcss she au'hos' feesskm "Hsr owe' fssxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
GREAT EASTERN AHOYt
BARNUM STILL IN THE FIELD,
BETTER Bill. OF ATTRACTIONS THAN EVER.
Who can fail 10 this great
COMBINATIONS W0HnRRs NovELTfnDe
The offered In The world Tor twenty hve cenA
would mot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

IRELAND, ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND BY
|sam via Galway The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navi-
Company q new and magnificent sdewheel steamship
C viii leave from pier s. North river, foot OF North
street. on Tuesday August H. for Galway touching at
3 and viii be fol- wed on Thursday, August 10, from
North river foot OF Beach street by the Company .
,nsburden Both of the above ships have magnificent
Quotations Passengers by these steamers will have 8
|cket (Which must be obtained when engaging psssage
Railway TO Of the prn Zip Il cities Ia Great Britain
Rates of 'ge frs class, SIS and 500 according
Ind with cooked provisions but must provide
BIDDING and tins For freight passage apply board
'ships, or TO ROWLAND IL ASPINW ALL,
. 81 and IS South street.
hts in Boston-NAzRo Bros & sweeney, No. Chatham
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WI v.rr srrA MsHIP AFRICA, FOR LIVERPOOL
The AFRICA N. shannon. Commander, VIII sail rom
dream on Wednesday next, August T. Aaesmoozi W.
RIGA from 70 r M convex passengers and baggage
board.
e Asia WA s~N q GIN ARD No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

H. N. ,. OBRTENs Ossa Calcinats The only reliable
preparation Of bono for the Of badly decsyed
and sentative teeth DIR oBrien having completed his
ransement for the greater recommendation OF his paeuts
being aided by able assistants " attend
him
Dental estsblshmen Thiriesh srses between Second and
Third avenues
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AMUsEM ENTS.

EAIErIES CONCERT ROOM 6l6 BROADWAY ABOVE
VI HOUSTON.
Gaietes Concert Room Gle broadway, above Houston.
daieues Concert Room SIG Broadway above Houston.
Gaietcs Concert Room GIG broadway above Houston.
Gsleues Concert Room, 6l6 broadway above Houston.
Gaieties Concert Room 6l6 Broadway, above Houston
0aieties Concert Room, GIG Broadway above Houston.
0aieues Concert Room, DIG Broadway, above Houston
0aleties Concerr Room 6l6 Broadway, above Houston
Gaieties Concert Room Gle Broadway, above Houston
6aieties Concert Room, GIG Broadway, above
0aieties Concert Room GIG broad above Houston.
0aletes Concert Room, GIG broadway, above Houston.
0aletss Concert Room, GIG Broadway, above Houston.
0aleties Concert Room, 6l6 Broadway, above Houston
Gaieties Concert Room, 6l6 broadway, above Houston
0sieties Concert Room SIG Broadway. above Houston
0aieties Concert Room, 6i6 Broadway above Houston
y 0aieties Concert Room, 6i6 padwAy, above Houston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

0yREAsURY DEPARTMENT. STATE or cALrrOR.
i mia sacramento July iso-wbereas there Is now IN
the Of S53 0S s. wh eh under the
vision Of April Is 1857 payable 70 the holders Of
the Civil Funded Debt Of the State therefore In scc,i
apc~ with the section Of ssd notice s hereby
given that viii purchase At The lowest price offered Ciyil
CALIFORNIA; issusd under April t5
1857 10 OF fty eight thousand two hundred and
az dollars and sxy three oent Sealed proposals VIII be
n wed Al nv until The hfsh day of
ember 1850 At which time they will be opened No bid viii
unless responsble guarantees
that win be presented within three days after the
award made public Coupons from No. 70 Is Inclusive
mus, be attached the bouds
~ THOMAS ffNDLEY Treasurer Of state.
NvHE BONDS or THE IRON MOUNTAIN CO.. OF
Mo. maturing 3is inst, VIII be paid Al The once % r.
Chouieau, Jr, No. Is Broadway. j. H. THOMPSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-30

n IN REwARD.-srOLEN ON THE 18TH JULY. FROM
6CU the Subscribers al Hicks street. Brooklyn, HorIs,
Wagon Harness The Horse light bay, with long slim
ain and high; about i5x handa high,
years old hairs about his body The Wagon
hrht enamel leather with leather cushons blue cloth;
had painted dark, almost black; built by David Ol-
ued PoughkeePsie; the makers name on me WAGON ~
Harnees "a light silver mounted and somewhat worn -
will be paid Of the property and ~ Tor do
lection and CONVICTION OF thief oIlAAokk 4 JAhNh
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SYNOPSIS or SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

SYNOPSIS OF sCKNEHY AND INCfDENTS
... ACT l.
An English Manor OF the Present Day-High LIFE Below
strs-Arrivs Of the Mail BsgAsssmbing Of the y.ers ~
Trcnchard hanor-An English Ia uses idea OF Ameri
can-The Foreign LeterA iost Branch Of the Trenchart
Family Dscoyered-The Trunk wkhered but the Sspng
Lave Yankee though by means grcenAss TTeuf 1srds
FIRST Appearance Ia the Halls Of his AncesorsA Red Indian
IunatC-AsAs First Sight OF DnndrearyA General UproD,
he IL Ola ideas and Planning Of New bnesAmercss Ma
ona prnks-Ffov You IIev n-Sms N, Coc.ual fuI@p or
Jersey Lghning.-'Ier~y for me All right Warranted
kl % y.rds -Dunsrea aorror s.rues-iaieryisx be
tween sr Edward and the Lawyer tOye-C0yles Urea
cheryA Picture Of Ruin amidst Ptniy-1be Proposal fof
the Hand Florence TrenchardMncos Determination IN
Save Her and the Story Of His fAe-Ass In his Owl ROOM
fbe Lost Hair Dye-Tmtey Cock No a Reckon ~ 90 Va
liable III Keep IA Pursuit OF Knowledge under Dncul.
ues-Puil TIE Bel-An Unexpected shower bath
BATlli
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OF REwARD--AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED, FOR
0lC lAdys blue enameed gold hunting Watch, Couvoi.
sier maker With small chain attached los, the OF
the going from Thirty sixth street. through Mad
son avenue 1hy fifth street and Sixth avenue 10 Forty
seventh WIN be paid by ). n Sewa rs Maiden lane.
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DAnY LINE FOR CAPE NAY .,u .,,.,.
VIA sANDFoRD's LINE STEAMSHIPS,
From pier II North river,
At B. O'Clock z. NJ, Sunday excepted
Steamers BOSTON, DELAWARE,
and KENNEBEC
Goods forwarded South and West free OF Commission.
THROUGH IN TWENTY HOURS.
FREDERIC PERKINS. Agent
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nUrCAN, SHERMAN 4 co, BANKERS, CORNER OIL
Pine ana Nassau New York Issue Circular Note
ana Letters o Credit travellers liable In the Unte
atsaea Canada fndes South America, and all the pnn
cipsl ciues the world Also Mercantile Credit for NE
Europe, China, &c.
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FNrrxD STATES Van. STE MsHIP LrNE-roR HA-
he ssesuship STAR OF THE wKsT Capt -, WIN AN
wren street Nork River Bills Of ladipg Of tho proper
IN furnished Al the once and biis Of adnz viii be sign
aner The hour Of sailing For freight passage apply
" II. o. ROBERTS, Aren't
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~~-a---H--'-asA--N-
n DICALs.


VHERoKEx REMEDY, AN uNrAILrNo SPECIFIC FOE
~ the unfortunaseCurea ordinary Affections In two dayl
short time II does not interfere wf
dies Or Affect breath Sold By AL respectable druGr1
sverywherc BARNEs PARK. who,ssats and mall agss
for New York, Is and lSPArk
nR. n. A. BARRow 10 BLEECKER sTRxxr, roUE
IL doors from NacdouxA, ~ J. To be consulted fruua
ul and from uli 8 Sundays M
II --------------------
TNR. RAIPHs OFFICE HOURS 10Y TO AND 9 TILL
~ .. No $50 Crosby street. corner OF Houston.
nR. r. CoBBErT HAS REMOVED PROM NO 10 Du
~ street 70 his present comnodous suit Of oces
No 20 Centre street. with private entrance n No City
Han place where he be consulted a. usual dhcases
Couaiiiai confidential
----------
roUT AND RHEUMATISM The ExCRuCIArTNg
VI pain OF gou or rhsumsm relieved 70 two hours and
cured few days by that celebrated English medicine,
Bss Cont and Rheumatic Pulls hey give immediate relief
from OF this disease, and on the attack In
three days require neither confinement ATTENTION Of
kind, and 10 prevent the Eonf attacking
vial part Price IS and 70 Prepared by
ffaAni 23o Ssrand, London Eu gland and sold by
,hr agent Milton srssn Fly third stree, and Broadway
aud BY Chambers $40 Hudson street Mrs Hayes 175 Full
ou street rnoklyn all frurgss Her Msie9ys Com
The and address Of Thomss frsni
~ strand London IN be impressed upon he government
stamp affixed 70 each bon Of The genuine medicine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
The Romance Of q Printer.

Tis said that " absence conquors love, but
we have just heard pleasant incicont an con-
frairc. A young printer, Of New York fell IN
love with beautiful girl, who had the misfor-
tune to be rich. lie essayed to attract her at
tention, but who ever heard Of a pretty rich
girl falling deeply in love with poor printer ?
Deapairing, no etarted for Calfcrnla--that
Land of refuge for broken fortunes and wounded
hearts, This waa in tho year 1850, when San
Francisco was village, and wanted printers
more than at present. The boy quickly bocams
a man there; and, Cmbarking in The printing
business, soon found hnaclt the proprietor Of
an establishment from which sprung, in due
time, a weekly paper, ere long to DO followed
hya daily. His Journal and his fortunes flourish
ed amazingly and he returned to New York in
1854, with the aeowcd purpose of buying six
cylinder press but with the unayowod purpose
Of locking up lovely form in his now golden
ohasos Alag, for human hopes The maiden
was welded, and the mother Of two children
The printer bought his presses and returned to
California; sadler if not wiser man. Years
progressed, and he proepercd One day . lady
visited his editorial rooms to lay her modest
contribution on his table, in hopes Of getting
some remuneration for it. Her story WAS told
briefly: her husband had come to mend his for
tunes in tho land Of gold, and had died, and she
was left very poor, with her childrod to support.
Tho editor looked at tho lady q momont-thon
handed her doub!oon. The astonishod woman
essayrd to utter thanks, but WAS waved away,
To shorten tho stlry, the lady was his early
love, and he married her, sold out bis establish
ment returned TO New York, and is now en-.
Toying IS much felicity On the banks Of Tho
Hudson aa it falls to sbe lot Of few printers 21on
60 conceive.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
The Oil Wells.

A Correspondent Of tie Erie (pN.) Gaeete
sta ~ that among all the hundreds orwells that
have boon c)mm .aoel in the oil region, not ono
has been abandoned as hopeless. The o. ! q
arc usually leased, the Own"r receiving certain
nroportion--from Is to l-3 Of tho iluid, anil
sometimes bonus in ncney, The fret part Of
the operation Of sinking awell is to dig shalt
about feet in diameter down to the rock, the
distance varying from 10 to 40 feet. A wooden
conductor made of plank, with u chamber OF
some live or six inches square, Is then set down
on the rock, reaching to the surface OF the
ground, when The work Of boring il ready to
commence. &omo bore with q steam engine and
scmo with . spring pole The boring generally
goes on Ut the rate Of ircm two 10 elk feet per
day, and to uink shaft Of four inches, probably
coats about So per foot After tho rock *
ground to sanG beneath tho drill, til drawn up
by means Of cand pump. The quantity OF oil
flowing from wh0t ia called " tho Crosby w2!l''
ia still held to bo almost incredible, though the
figures are not Row hold az high aa they were IN
tho first outbrcaA Of The excitement Ii IS est
ratgd tiat taowou yields CO barrels ts.f, Of
20 call .a5 eall. Aaoasr yields nc,g]y pure
oil, tho amoaut OF watyr ateXeeodioe enc tenth
81 tho whole. A stream Of paf3 and tnraPl-
rent ila.1, far scp,uor 80 ,he ordinary patroia-
I'm, l.H, in2a..u'ly as)a mnmnotl oil vat,
3hcp,,,ci.y NJ winch il 5000 Gallons. and
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
The House that Sam Built

The White House .-This is the JIorso ,b,.
Sam built.
One Hundred thousand Dollars. - This IL tia
Malt, that lay in the House tina. Sam
built.
James Buchanan This is the Rat that ate
the Malt, that lay i'll the House that Sam
built.
S. A. Douglas This i, the Cat, that killed
the Rat, that Rte the Malt, that Law In
the House that Sam built.
Breckinridge.-Thisis the Dog, that wo,,;d
the Cat, that killed the Rat, that sta
the Malt, &c.
Bell Ereren This is the Cow, with the
crumpled horn, that tossed the Dog, that
worried. the Cat, &c.
~ T. Erprtss.-rhis is the Maiden nil fur.
lorn, that MIXED the Cow with tho crum.
pied horn, &c.
Journal Of Commerce.--This is the man all
tattered and tom, that kissed The Maidcn
all iorlsrn, &c,
n Y OJserrer.- This is the Prelst all shsvcn
and shorn, that married the Man all tat
tered and torn unto the Maiden all for
l0rn, &c.
Independent -This is the Cock that Crowed
in the morn, TO wakcn the Priest all
shaver and shorn, that married the M.a
all tattered and torn Sc.
A6& Linco'n.-This is the Hunter with tram
pet and horn, that owned tho Cock thss
crowcd IN the morn, to wakon thc Priest
ellshaycn and ehorn, that married tha
Man all t"ttcred and torn, unto shs
Maiden all iorlorn, chat MIXED Tho Cow
with tho crumped horn, That too3ed tha
Dog, that worried tho Cat, that kll,d
the Rat, 'hat ute tho Malt, that lag in
the House that Sam huilt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, DEC 20, 1860.

Genoric's remarks without troubled feeling
at his heart.
Thus matters wero progressing, seemingly
with no cloud of enough Importance to disturb
tho felicity of our young friends. But it is Off
en- said, that tho tairest day is harbinger Of
cloudy skies, anla cloud ,Oas gathering in the
horizon of both Generic and Euloeen, which,
rs in gradually drew nearer, threatened to en-
velcp Thorn in its mugky folds.
fro ok CONTINUED IN OUR NxxT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20
Tie Tndion Dee Tanner.

The Wabash Enteiigencer tells The following
OF y ho3-tamor in that place SO Ono If the re.
markablo sights here on the Fourth, was Nj
Tvining az his queen bee Thaday before 10
cape in!c - Office with an old plug bat. no
haf ouf7Hg GIsS ID it, ABOUT midway 70 the
orown4oEe il front, the Sthcr in the back
part. hblQ@g the hat in his hand, anf turn.
ing ii over AZ as 20 show that IL was empty, he
oaid q You row see that this hat "a now
empty. T5-norrow intend to have a swa, IN
Of bees AT work in it, making honey and l in.
tend to wear it On my head, with the bees in
it, Sure caough, on tho Fourth, as wo were
going out into the grove. We came across Mr..
Twining Ils was located under y shady tree,
aud vas exhibiting, to an admiring crowd Of
men unQ women. his wonderful patent bcO.hive
On his Head was tho identical hat that he ha1
shown on tho day bs6ro. 1t was literally
covered ell oyer with bees busy at work, going
in and out AZ tho creyi3o3 before m-ntionod.
All .he spare space in The bat was hll9d with
new c,mb, that had been made within twelve
h.urs. In his hand b. hald tie queen bee,
which he Wa showing to every oao that would
venture near enough 10 gazr On a1l admire saa
wonderful ht~lo insect Daring sill this time,
h9 was giving an eloquent and Instructive leo
aur3 on Che habits, worth, and clro Of bees. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-12-20


FRr,ys ga Mp EharMSr. Tho Bssb'y
Tires relates that an #lari@ti H'fpha,soG,.
atoj ascai o5as.crnati.n At rg,lho9f, in Al
gus. hst, The s'efhaas wtea n.#'y .-Ajn'4
animal, sad while two OTIS keepers wra de-
so.n3io5 q I'LL with it. tho hugo bssot @alion-
!yaltemp.al to seize them and dry %2ra corr
PEELED to take refuge ina a~sa t2s,. The H.
cphant, after vain]y coi.1yogia3 % oya:tnTa
the tree, botook hjm9eil to rice iisll, wAare
bo committed grsa! havoc. One Of Ills keepers
imprnd,nly descended from the tree md 81
tempted to regain control over TIE animal, when
the latter at once tnrioasly gave chase AID pur-
sued the man about the field for an hour, when
tho poor fellow succeeded in hiding himself a.
mong the tall rice plants in q secluded place,
The elephant, after looking about i0r awhile,
had started togo to the village, when the i'll
fated man suddenly rose, causing spla9hing Of
water and crashing Of leaves which revealed hs
locality to tho mad brute, which, wheeling a
bout, rushed upon him, and coon tOro him
limb from limb, in sight of his brother. The
lntura.ed animal then proceeded to tic village,
wAoro no killed two other persons, (Poolichs)
destroyed several houses, and ruined the bazaar.
which were deserted by tLe merchants on hear
ing the approach Of the beast. At length it
entered the spacious premises Of the pasoda,
which is incl1got by lofty granite wells, where