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AUTfGE.-ttw acre of |. A D + l. n = Is L d
IN STOCK CT the sl6, zoe ooo ios of the Copfede-
ratio States uthorzsd by the act OF 2sth February
1851, whose interest is payable At Richmond. are
hereby notified that IN Iney has bean placed In
thereon Lat proximo, and by calling Vt the Treas
urT'z orzcs on tina. or any supsequent dsy, saen
creditors viii receive the amount due them.
B. G. ELnORg,
IL sS--daw TreaRrrer Confedar.se Stefsx
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"a : - e i a IA gD ss.;S4iis 'trr,
/. CHANTS .-SCW II TFtB FINE 70 SAVE
PITY I~&G CBNT.--GOunirY merchant w:s4iss
to save nf.y p0r cent can do 60 By caiiiLs %, ~
EyhoieHS's aAd Hstail stole. The only .1nr'ss
stock % Gortsct1oBeFies in tbis city. ( haysslse
eclnrlsts4 In the resr - ray store. t>= lir.at
Jan3y F-.toFy this eide OF q CIV kcrk. nA'ch4nI
~. ESQ rs5lsd 10 call and 0xsnotTs for thtcBstss
"a. AGAOeI, i,t.~ n isholss N.i90o,
~ - vs. A-tn - c-.-.- knnf Y .ia1@ = -
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OFFICE RICHMOND ANU ?. 4; %
RICHMOND. June 2sth, lssl
ger THROUGH FREJGHr ARRANGE"
49, Ne NTs 10 tHA hLEN On AM oAfaa-
HAH-X .can be iads Al cheap rates, Ire igbt 10
be tssa ct eithsr end ut ths Ii 5e, hy applying al
this flee 1Hos, H. " HN Ia, cup =
iA .s--im
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roe EHET ArD sALH.

ga fOA IL eSi-A comm dioas add we'll
EE fpisaed HOUSE OF erasd street e@'ween
"a 9Th I'D 9TH, c inisi nnr is rooms. with Clio,
ets admirsht stias,ed aud I'D spted far Board
ne fiour4 PrFsess ion ven Immediately.
For terms, sppiv 10 .
TuOS +. HUMPHREYS.
No 81 Main st., orpo ste St. Charles Hosel.
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shave "a ytors and for sale, b8ATDIrs
WINES. ard OLD 'RYE WE!sKEYs, ~hles =.
will sell at reduced prlssE, srS Vsrraas sac sar,
to give s2tigtAstioa,
10 st6rs. south SD. Cary strsss. &oor- hs;e,
ttth.
Az All orders promptly .staESaito I.n e-t
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wrAyuLgaa' 9UE1n.
AsssSs@s 9tt3tsB T. u u. ". s1stOs,{
- RICHMOND, ypna ~, 1851
THE FOLLOWING order hes been receives
J. AZ this ofscs:

J. az this Office:
EXECUTIVE DsPAnTysE7,l
RIeHaorB, Jnns II. 1881
sra: Yoa Will cause iasiruet.ons 20 30 issued
to the proper officers OF your Rosd 20 psrnI. 20
one 20 pass over the sane ont 81 tns cry Tno
shall be without permit from the oesefnoT, OF
soins one an Ihotizea by hin 10 eive pas-pafts
uficers prod ming their cornmisacn- froLa tae
Government Of the Confederate stetes, or ytnsr
Sta g. Of the soufea araey or IT, cir ocsrs, Will Dc
pSrieittad 10 PASS without o'her auih9riafs,.
Fy order. Bass kTf f.hacn,
ffepy A D. c to Governor OF Virginia.
10 ihs President Eiebm0aa s2d Petersburg
Railroad Company
Notice T. hereby given thE. I'll Persons who
travel on this hafiroad Will De Teqn,r 70 COM
Fly with tho same. ii. M e.,
r. eft Sn psrirtsndent.
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The Fahlishen ~ Taa ASlasTse Nosyslyt svs
pressure In snIc6WssnR shat We SEQ velna b
e"nsaencs With the auAhof ~ Jsauzsy, lsSu, vjj
e""tssS fexeases II remarkable inteFeN and sss>cs
ts~ncss. Among the1e may - named,
nov novel, BY Mrs. Havlss 2eeehsr Stovo
anthos q ''rpcle Ts0's Cabin, 'saa The Ninissr
Woeine.~
nee aovel, y Charles ReaAc, aushee OF s.Chr;,
tie yohrsen. :" sPee Wo0agssn,~ &C.
NeW Ssosies, b. Miss Hafrist PJ0oeoet. asShor q
''Ths Amber God. - md s.s3ls Rohaar Ghoes,w
eew Romsoce. BY The aushee of s.Chasies Al.
eAceees, = aud 'sCoantespoeas-~
Alee, Contributions In Prose asd ROessy, b. Hen
y ". Lna9t.llow, Richard 3. KiMb ~, Esihssial
HAvtAese:, Cees4e 3. ni1lAsa, Oiives HspdelI
Hcloes. yaaes kUsssll Lowell. R.spA:W Rosssos,
Jaaa 6. Whittier, 1ayaesl faylee. EdN.u p Whir-
PIE, Henry Gilss. Rose Terry. Rev. d. Dsllsua
Charles Z. N0ssaa, Winthrop Saseesk T. w. H,e.
gineoa. J. =. Twwbvidxe.
.1kRNs. Three DO ian peg snaum, or Twenty
I've Cesss ssmbss. Upe1 the receipt the sso-
script on peice. The PuhasAer will uu1 the ye-x /,
Sey psvt q The United Ssssss, PrspniA 6use
may begin With either the arss. o. any e.hseoue
nuisbcr. 1hs portage II the Auansie b Thiny -Six
Cent? year. Il l.sspsid.
TFThe pagss ct Ne Atlantic ass sasssosypsA.
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lasr Fave Copies 81 Tea Dsllans klsvsn Cepis
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The busdred etc.. sPos arriie1si0n N shn puhls
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

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Nathan y. Csni. ! l.ss q s.iA Territory.
x n Re-.
ef Tie Clesk AZ aii Ceun y the s1dssit az N>ihas
Cur;s herein 0leA. thas she sai1 defepdess VIII.
liao Roe. b Boo resAosa 0eiAo TesFitwy e Esn-
"a snA e.n.os thesesess 3 setvsd .:,h The usual
dsreA b. ~ CSsrk n vsssso thas MD defendant
William Reo Dc sseiosAby psbl cation beiag msAs
In ''Ths lalsPen1ses~a wsskly ssvsp.psr PsLiisA-
% il .ie Cosy. e a cssessiv: .vset:. q ~
81 vhA b eos Ne SesSesssufsss certain n,oe sga
bsssn9 Asss ~ - Aay q AaseA ~. eseea,sd b.
the I'D WHliaa Rs0. - The ~ j. ". Csssis con-
Veyag - ~ y. y. CUses ~ s0seA Wsoe quarter q
q. Kasass resusosy, vhieA M osagAGs ~as CIV
q y sseass ~ paSasss q : eertaia pesatssosy
49, exseussd s.1 delivered - NE said Wiuia6
Rec 10 - sasA .. ~. Csais. - sAs III ~ q
ausarssas w;sa isssrsa sAerssn frs.s shs sal day
~ MssA le96 n per cent ~ nenfh asd slse, tks
pay sssst 81 The saa Of any ieii-s -I:esse, fsss
fer foreclosure.
Tae SO sIseeuAsss d rsdnss ssssasd that uuIes,
~ sssuen ~ de0sn - tAs petition 81
tn piaiusii a.,d - this esaos, On 81 iescss he
18th Day q February =. D. eigatsep hunAse.l and
sxty ess. mid Pesiisa asA The several sIlexauoas
fh-rcia cout.in.:i, wilI :~ sasen - confessed Ind
jadenest rendered scee'dinSi:.
sesibed ny saos ssd a0xea The Seal -
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JetLJ seivKy. Az. sss ~.
dec. I9-c9tv.
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us EDUCATION
FORMS TIE COMMON WlNn .

neess - peoases e. unslulnAal uea
Z. = e:ssD!crs sseosd Term q seSeol -.
aseed 90. l4'h. 1891. N de- Snuta- vess e..
~ q 4 Coawslis block. Iss,rsss;sns Nv.
- ~ NE ennmda bsaneAss. pr term e tfsss
s sHssn' Psysae q The close q iAs tern, Tire,
- n eash eay tias daring ths
10y We s'oatAs 6fty cents gill - deisesd q
saea srhsiaf. Dedscticas made .whess Q sehoj.
~ !: assss.asily sbssat Eve days ov more in soc.
ces.ioa: Cnod har oah fencing taken II de,iy.
escd belnss II 3efh a March cext.
9sa- issh 1857 D. n
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FIELD NOTES:
4 Culrent Chronicle Of Cat Deer Affair."

-
Eser"rseed By the great -sec.ss II The Oslo
CCLIivAfoo and 10 n-et ooss folly . d.Dsnd
Sec islsllieuacs q tasssS ssssss rsiatiag 10 Rs.
ri A6sies, - shall . asssaes ~ he lss Il jaa-
uary. 1851. and publish
4 LARGE FIRST CLASS WEEKLY PAfER
D<vsss1 10 The nss seops Il Fmesissl FAsnias
AGsiss - hsreto(Sse Eivso % - ONO CuCSivA
Soa AID besides his give cso2ssas AAaEAS kx.
soaIs Notices II Sales. lopsrtssseaa. s.x' -sssG.
=, sd s'ssaiesics Il Live 3sork. ssasaiGS cd
rsstssnshces u Hanas, NdRisss o. Asdie1ltoml
) eiesies. An assnes Of Field Nssu, Adssseas~s
il iks SADDLE, shooting. Fisaiag ssd Masly
:ipOsss. With eh.ies sse libsssi Lusea Of Fem.
Nis-ellaay.
FIELD NOTES will b . l..ge. dssbl.
BIT page sis-rs, Published every seek. jumpin.
With ri-h saN fu"my thugs which re dase
put ia the ONO CrLrIvASos sample No.
he resdy Abou I IL. mid i- OF December, III.
fr u 81; s,'plica"i. w.O desire 10 sutscri~
. Il Tor z ding ap clubs.
RAs.-S.n-ir copy ~" dollars year: sv,
InS eight duiisn: tn CO.. ies 70. 6:'e-. %
ands eo:y extra U the E. tier ap Il eve,
Il ten. Psy...nt. - u !. in issare.
). d. HARRIS. Editor,
Csssabas, Oa,s.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
EUR THE RAID crRs or

EUR tue RAID cCns OF
Coughs, Colds, Iuaacnsa, Hoarscness,
Csosp, Dsoschieis, lneipieat Consumps
tics. ana Cor the relief q Ceasunptive
Rssisaes = sAvasee1 senges q tae
Aieoaso.
So wide Is the. AeA q - usefGlasss and = ~.
nerous are The ssses q - earess thaa slms:s
every sestion Of esunsy sbsas1s in .pessans pub
hely known, Who haze besn restored nom alarming
and even desperate diseases CO the lungs By 10
usc. When once tsisd, its superiority oses every
other medicine Of iis kind u TOO apparent t.
observation. and where is WITT &c known. the
Tor the Distressing sud dangerous affections Of The
rnmoa,y organ. that ere incident ,s to sSr Climate, ,s
eonr,ruuitv have fsiled and been discarded, this
has Gained friend. b. evey trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted shev can never forget. and pro-
ducel surrs too nu,nsgeus and see EsnaIkaslS "
BE- forgotten.
DK. y. G.. AHER = GO.
EOwxLL. MASS,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fun ALL THE PURPOSES oeAfaMllY PHyslc

arc 50 composed that disease within the rnncc Of
their action can rarely Withstand Of evadc them.
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
snd inyigoratc cvcyy portion Of the human organ
ism. correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalities. ~ consequence Of these
properties, the invalid who il bowed down with
pain or physical debility Is astonished 10 find his
health or energy restored by remedy II once %
simple and inviting.
Not ouly Do hey ssue the evssy-day complaints
q every BODY. but also many formidable end
dangercus disesses. Tbs agent hessw named i
p.essed b Asmi1h esstis ny American Ahnaess.
eeueaining esssi6saSp e tAsb s1so nd dirsssieas
a. tkels - = IL Alls.ing eeaslaias: Cse1iss.
sess, Heart6s1x. Hes6seas 1sisssg tvc1 dsenSe.e!
NossseA, .Nasssn. kadiosslios. Ps;s n asS Nor6ii
Issctios Of As 1sssss. F5sfwiesey. Less u Apo
ute, Jamadice, and otheT kindred complaints,
srising from iow state Of the body OF obstruction
Of its functions. They are An exceilent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood aud the rcstora-
ton Of tone and strength 10 the system debislsed
b. disease.
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TINE rs MORE vALUaBi THAI coLD.
]. B. n o r G AN,
WATCH Il CLOCK kAKER

III viNo opsns.i basiasss % Delaware street,
H rvs b Of the Psbiic Spss-e. would respect.
fsily announce 10 the eitisess Of Oskais.,ea and
vicinty. that BE 10 prspsssd % d" every dsscrip-
,iva q: wark in his !iae on srt aeaics I'D il he
- u -Ub-ssntial manner.
E.peci>i care will b taken IN repairing waieA
e. Clrks, Jsvelry. &e.
Having hsj many yeass' s1pssssses in THE
bs.nsh a oeeasaisn. b hrpo - sssiss aassasiua
to bas;ssss. - FsasAahis ehasxa, = oasis alb
cal shsss d passuaaxe.
AiI VORE WARRANTED. Ma.
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AYERS
Ague Cure.

geR ruE spIEDy cuRE %
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and A:ue,
RcmittcEt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Asae, Periodical Headache, CT Bilious
Headache, and Bilious FcvcIS, indeed
for tac whole class Of diseases ori;i.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
By the Malaria eC rlinsEaatic countries.
No one remedy b lu',der called fer by the
'neces.ities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure fur Fever and Ague. Such
~ sfs now snshled % oller, With Q pcsfec
certainty that il will ssad'este tbs disease.
and with assurance. founded On proof. that
no harm can arise 6om IL ~ In any guam
tity.
Thai which protects from or prevents this
disorder mist re Of Immense service in the
communities where il prevails. Preseati,s is
better than euro. for the patient escapes tho
risk which hc MUS. run in vinlcnt attacks Of
this balesal tl;stcmper. This "CrRE" expcis
the rsiasuiatic poisoa Of FEvKa AND AGuE
from the s-s.cn cId prevents the develop
merit Of the disea.c. If taken on the first ap-
preach of its prcmoaisoyy syriptoras. 1t il
no, only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also tho
cheapest. The large quantity we supply 70.
Z dollar brings il within the reach OF every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEVER
Axp AcrE prcva;,.. every body should have it
and ~ :. freely both for cure and protection.
Ii il hoped this price will place Il within thu
reach Of ali-:hc poor as we'll q the ych. A
grca. superiority Of this remedy over any
r.hc- ever discovered for the speedy and Ger
;sn cure Of lnte.mittcn;s is. that it contains
n Quiisinc or mineral. consequently il FRO
~
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

~ ~ NJ Uoooes g 4 eDoeaIw ulne1
Foa Cosrlvxssas;
YeR Tns Crnx o. DysrsRssA;
Foa JAUHDIes:
ten I'M Cclg - luDsoo11o0D
fo1 unADAc1H:
Ise Sss cyls ~ Dsssss1n6s
Fen = FsgI 6ssoAc1;
Soo m CUno - 8HYss1AAD;
Foa Tus Pun:
fsa SUo CUAD o. ocnaEUIA;
Fen Az Gcaosrl0Ue ConPlAlnsoS
RUs nm CUhD - RuHInA5o00;
foo DunA9O % S1D oku: :.
v6o nm Cu1D - LN8 C0agAA0S3
Fsa m cv.s . Tsssss. T.ssas AsD sAas
8ugrH:
FOR W0Rl0s
IoR 1uB Cess OF 0ov9;
Fon 4 DMxB1 PnL:
Hon 1nB CUnB % Nsy1Al0sA:
Fos PuaUYIne 1ns DLeo0.
TAuM oesr-sssasl. - lat - osse ssa4.
vssesahle, = hssn co ss;ps ksn Adk - b ~
4Glatioy.
lssss = ss.ss pw 1sE; ysvsSsss - .sA
0ssse ssabas Of clesgyxss, PhSsisia.a. eesse'
~, ena s.loeae Pessoee(e:, h:Se e0 w.
nanDss - sssi(J he uapegaIsssd usefulness q -
- =: - 'sfs: k s:s. ~ s. s.s s:ss s.
- sr1Sis ~ AuIHleAH ALMANAC n vesA ~
- -: vish alss ShIl dessElsis0s q - sheve
0ouS1ninss, saA the treatment that shesld y -
Do ~ b PIT Of BY unprineipled dealers wl1h
sehsr separations they make moe pesee %.
DsDa1d AvHn's, sd lake rs oihcss. The aek
want ~ best aid there b lbs tAa snA they shesl6
Asse Il.
An eur RAnedies ere ies sals u
Moore h NeClellan. Oskaloosa. 3. y.
Hiliyer. Gsasahopper Falls G. F. Good
.aas. Lsavsiworth. ssd sgenfs y every
Un,:sd States.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which aeusrsli.es ,his maisrisu. ac.son In the
baond end stimulates The liver % expsl il from the
BODY ~ it sAould. - il does sssrs this adicsing
disorder With perfect certainty. Asd Il doss more,
oe rather d0es what 10 Of nose SERVES 10 those sS-
ieet 10 :Ais IL '-ion. II taken in Il s1pss
k too De eys4so - Il y absorbed. and thus kesps
thoee vAe ~ & free from ID attacks; keeps he
ysosa il health althos9h e1pesed - The 6sssss.
CoassQusasly e net snly cures, but presscts itsa,
~ great vasisey q a6sctions which are induced
- oAis mai4naat in0oeuce, saeh - Rs,nittsae
R6sss. Chill Fever, Dumb. - Masked Ague
Pesiedisal Headache. - Bilious Headache. biiom
fsVsgs, Neuralgia, Rheumafim. 0out. Blindness.
IeeshaehA Basaehe. Csesrrh, Asthma, Pslpita-
osas, P,infal A0sctees % The Spleen. Ayssssiss.
CDlie, Paralysis, cd Raiufal Affections q ~
0to0seh and Bose:A, III Of which, wA0 asisinS
Zen die eauss, Wiu - lbund to assuns msse -
has he issssnitssat typ. This AGvs Cuks
sonevso ~ esuee of thoso desaAGo0sats aAd cures
~ 6seaoe.
This L oeeempaisAss b ssimulatiag de sssss-
eseiss - eapel he virus from the system ana
tAsss srgaas b. dsGssss bseeas hssi,ea ~ d ~
their UlBce of their 0Wn asessA Hence arises WAas
~ eesn 0aeSssGlaEiea. Tine may accomplish De
nno cd, but oiten life b not long enough. o. y
sacrificed IL Tie aitemps. whils this AevB CcnB ="
don h q eass. snd witA sa5ssy. We have great
seasea = belSeve THE = . sureT - well - safsg
semsdv 81 he whole class ef diaeasss which ere
sssss1 - ~ aiaasaeis infection. Asn sny sthse
vAieA haS heea discovered and il has still another
Important sdvaataae - the psblie. which ,. shss
& 3 ehssp - veil ~ geed.
PREPARED ~
DIR. j. c.. AVER & co.
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OF TIE
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every week. ia Oskaloosa. Jefferson
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ed by Joss w. Oar. Esq. Oskaloosa,
ansas. to whom applications should
AT. or letters addressed.
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Csiss Right iIsas Fer .Ssl!
fME UOOo OLD

ONO CULT{FAT TOR.
A lonthly Agricultural Journal. de-
voted % The
Farm, Save SseeA. GarAes, oTehasa,
AND THE CULTivATIcS OF THE PEOPLE.
st-e re- '&es: 90 Sc ists.,.g y-s-e rsdUced iruss
Gsr Dallsr ~ E,oAIy fsvfy CkN7s . iEAs
a clse Il ~. evpsss n -. ssd . ..gy = -
s,ths e-stss ~, Il ssesy eisb a t.s. We. Arl
fSr 1865, t<Siss ss;s ~ sssss II messy. Srse
iae~s AMI ess<f,.cssses cen. fire.
.. =. NAM Ma, Ea5soe.
Ce!s@ts,, Ohio.
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joNh n. HALL.
suRvEYsR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,

0SKALOO!4, KANSAS.
THE ssdswigusd sakes pleasure IN snn"useirr
L " his frieesl', and the PaSi's seness:y, ,i'1
Re Is psspared u d. ssrsevi.S ~ shswi Dv,'cc
go Il reasonable fees. lsfsUps wishing survey
Ing Sses w,,I picass give ne cali.
Juiv lSsh, 2.3a JOHN X. HA IL.
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SEWN YEARS.

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lop1he tn66soeOa, over ~: Assdss6 fbosS06
se.ss Ave )easuea - sps-e> ..:~ 10y 1eS:s.fs
Sssss = ~ thsis wslls. 49, eAsses Des~sses
Hsr taeirs, shs gssss bese1.ss Assiyed f,s
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

An INCIpENr.--An incident occurred
during the cauno, aiding at Fort Sumt.r
which for lis pccularty deserves par ico-
lar mention ROGER A. Pryor. ex-nember
Of congress, was one Of The second deput,-
ton tina, waited upon Major Anderson. lie
was the very embodiment o. southern citiy-
airy. Literally dressed 10 Kill, bristlmg
with bowie knives and revolvers, ike a
walking arsenal, be appeared TO think him
self individually capable OF capturing the
fort, without any eXtraneous assistance. In
side Of the fort he seemed to think himself
master Of every thing-monarch Of all he
surveyed--and, in keeping with his pre-
tension, seeing on the table what appeared
to be glass Of brandy, drank il without
ceremony. Surgeon Crawford, who had
witnessed the feat, approached him and
said :-"Sir, what you have drank Is pol-
son--it was the iodide Of potassium you
are a deud man Z" The representative Of
chivalry instantly collapsed, bowie-kniyes,
reyolvers, and all, and passed into the hands
OF Surgeo Crawford, who, by purgings,
pumpings, and pukings, defeated his own
prophecy in regard to his fate. Mr.. Pryor
left Fort Sumter "wiSer, il not better
man.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

A HARD limb speaking Of our po-
ilical troubles, the London Era says;
:" Ii light story may be used ia counec-
ton With a grave subject, we may say that
the condition Of the free Republic of Amer
lea, reminds Que Of theatrical incident,
said to have occurred. A very thin audi
ence at a country theatre once ventured to
hiss the performances, on which the iudig
nant manager rushed on with all his COM
pany and supernumeraries, and actually
Kissed the audience oil the boards of the pit
and seats elsewhere, Kissed them out OF
the house. So tie seeding States are like
ly to 90 with the free States"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

PouLTRY CHEAPER THAN PoRK-A
lady correspondent of the Homestead has
kept an accurate account with her hens for
several years, ard comes to the conclusion
above stated. One year she kept hens
'worth 1896. at cost for food of $40 81
total S79,7. These hens produced in
eggs S3492; in manure So in stock al
close Of the year S50--total $50 ,92, leaving
a profit Of sl0,l5." Over and above thi.
profit, she adds" ! used in the family dur
ing the year. ninety-one chickens and fowls
weighing about 800 pounds" Another
year, keeping more fowls and eating less.
che made still larger profit, while her
pork raising cost over . cents pound No
doubt that poultry properly managed, pay
larger profit lhaa almost any other dames-
tic animal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

PRoFIr OF sHEEP.-Paoii Lathrop, Esq,
OF South HALEY, Mass, stated at recent
agricultural discussion, as reported in the
Boston Culfiuator, that without regard to
any profit from the wool. a pound OF NUT
ton could be made cheaper than a pound Of
beef, adding that 'in Eating sheep one great
advantage was, they could take their grain
in crude state and thoroughly digest it.,
whereas tie grain for cattle had to be
ground, and sixteenth part paid for that
operation. He thought the English mutton
breeds OF sheep most profitable. His pref
erence was for the South Downs. They
fatten easily, and their meat is very fine
Ii is with sheep as with cattle--the large
breeds are most profitable on rich land, and
the small breeds are best fitted for POOR
lands"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-04-26

Every art is best taught by example
good deeds produce good friends.
An enriou, man repines at his neighbors
life as much as if he supported him.
lie who f els his own deficiencies will be
a charitable man for his own sake.
One never regrets doing a polite or a
kind thing, no matter how it is received.
A man acquires more glory by defending
than by abusing others.
OF what use is it tina, woman can pirate
about Bacon, if she coHnot cook pork
Which is the queen of roses in the gar
den? The rose Of the watering pot, for it
rains over all the others.