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P II BEBTHoY,


ONCE Lighthouse Board !
Portland, June Is
Notice is hereby given that iron spindle with basket
TON painted red has been place to mark Sled Ledge in
White Heak Passage approach to Portland iarbor Maine
rms spindle is nearly opposite and about 200 feet dis.
tan from the spindle White Head Ledge and is to be
iet on the starboard hand by entering the har.
nor me top OF the bare at low water with fathoms
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-25
BOARD OF TRADE.
,E!aHstatg anA GamnysrtiaI afbiitn.
BALTIMORE, June "a, 1861.

BALTIMORE, June "a, 1861.
The stock operations light again today but there
was ratheT more business done Board than for
some days past Nothing was done in Railroad shares
nut the market for them was rather heavy For Balti.
more and Ohio s4 bid and Northern Central closed
at slS oid sl4s asked regular way: For Railroad
there was some inquiry and sales were made of 81
baltimore and Ohio 1885 and IS Northern Cen
tal lss5 at -. For Baltimore and Ohio 1928 50 was
bd, and Northwestern Virginia first mortgage closed
without sales at 81 bid, 0 asked. There
ment to-day in Mary land Baltimore City 6s the
former closed at rs bid II asked for lS70 and the
ter at rs bid 794 sked Is75s 10 bid 50 asked
for 1905 For Bank stocks generally the market du
and heavy. We note however sale to-day of II shares
Farmers and Planters at s229 sale made to d ay
of 200 shares Consolidated Mining Company at Is cts
this being the first transaction in Mining stocks that we
have heard of for long time past For Springfield 81 10
was bid again to-day, and Gardner Hill closed as on Sa
torday at IS cts bid, 65 cts asked regular way
In New York to-day Virginia 6's advanced sI%; North
Carolina 6s 81 u; Missouri 6s Z; Tennessee 6s " and
Reading K; Canton and Erie closed at Saturday CURES
but New York Central declined y.
IT mn rr,rN.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ALBANY, June 22.-Flour dull Wheat no sales
Corn IN good demand and scarce-saIes g. 900 bushels
IGS2H cts for Chicago-sales OoOO bushels Whiskey
oswEGo, JuEe 22.-Flour unchanged with moderate
demaud-saes SEQ bbls. SIS Tor fancy brands Wheat
1900 bushels No Chicago spring private
10 600 bushels wheat OO0 bushels corn 3 5oO
oats. Canal exports-40oo hbls. four SO 900 bushels
wheat. 26, ,5nN bushels corn. ~
CHICAGO, June 22-Flour firm. Wheat 1td2 cts. high.
er-sales at o4d66 cts for No. 57G5S cts for No q in
store Corn less active. at % cts Tor mixed in store
Oats = cent. higher Receipts-470O bbls -four 81 900
bushels wheat l04 COO bushels Shipments-lO 600
bbs Hour ~ 600 bushels eat IL 600 bushels corn
Freights quiet at cts. wheat to Buffalo Exchange
New York unchanged
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Havana; brgs John Freeman, Palermo; Merritt Matan.
zas Manzoni, Cardenas; Hassell Cenfuegos Denmark
do; Backfsh, st Jago; schrs r W Dillon Cienfuegos
NEW YOKK. June 22-Arr bark Zdun Frankf1rt Na.
brig Rolling Wave, Rio Janero; schr Gertrude Horton
Rockland-Cld ships J Stormster, London Cora Linn
Glasgow Brilliant Havae; Medallion Queenstown: ha
K1ckaWay, do; brig l. Darling, Nassau; scirs Hamilton
washington Aspiring, Philadelphia; Nelson Maitland
Sagua la Grande Goethe, Newcastle General Royd
Sane SGhrs George and Arthur, Savanna la Mar Ann
oae, "areham; Mary Manken and Howard Baker, Bos-
ton; Lucy Ames, Rockla g Real Befast-Cid shin
9eth Sprague Antwerp; hrigs Doley. Rio Janeiro;
Johh Bach, Philadelphia; Mentor Exetor Irene Boston,
SchFs Brown, Providence; l. McTIolmes. St Kits.
Notice to Narincrs.
- Trinity House, London May 30, 1851.
ms corporation having caused a Light House to
be erected Landguard Beach in Sw direction from
the Fort notice is hereby given that and after the 10th
OF June next the Light hitherto shewn from Landguard
Fort will be exhibited from the New Building
The Light will shew red from the Andrews Buoy to the
Beach End Buoy and will then change TO a Bright White
Light as heretofore.
By order II
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BROOKLYN NAVY lARD.-At the navy ward work
Is stl orlsk, but it will not be so long for the sea
gong vessels must soon leave. The marine bar
RACKS nave over 100 men. who are daily augmented
Dy enllstments. The force of men in the ward is
ABOUT ,9OO, and the disbursements about $50 O00
monthly, exclusive ot officers pay. The Roanoke
the Supply store-ship, the gun boats Quaker Citr
Penguin, Albatros and lroquos are nearly ready
10 san. The fIlgate Potomac <50l is undergoing
the Tst part OF an expensive and tedious repairn =
ID the ory dock. Her copper is nearly all bad
necessttatlng the mailing on of new plates The
brandywlne SOY Is in stutu quo The sailing sloon
OF war Savannah, fully rugged, painted and in
service trim. only needs men to be in figbtinp mr.
ger. Ine receiving ship North Carolina (S4] is as
'ast In the mud as ever; and last and always least
the rotten hulks Roman and Badger are ftting
OF out, IN spite OF everybody's honest remons,rance
Ihe Pheips another intended coal transport, is
also being worked On. And these are Ali the vas
sells at the Brooklyn navy yard just now.
INTERVIEW OF THE RUSSIAN MINISTER WITH THE
SECRETARY OF STATE The Ereguator of the Prms-
| sian Consul at Charleston to be JVitbSro,,n -Tba
Russian Minister had prOtracted interview with
the Secretary OF State Sunday evening, and it was
nouced there was great activity in and about that
department. The attitude of European affairs i
still the subject OF careful watchfuiness by opr
| government. wa
Our government has demanded of the pruss;or
Minister that the exequator Of Trappmap Prussian
Consul at Charleston, who recently left Boston
with dispatches from jeff Davis to his Commis-
sioners in Europe, shall be withdrawn This de-
mana VIII, 1t is understood, be complied with by
that government
1t is stated that all the dispatches to and from
| the South that go to Europe are sent through the
| foreign legations. The matter will undouhtedlv he
| inquired into. ~
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IMPORTS INTO BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
CHINcHA lsLANDs-Ship Jurenta-1,lS9 tons guano
Barril Bros. o.
COASTWISE.
BosToN-Schooner Tinie.-10O bbls mackerel 100 do
herring r. Pope 400 de-, order; 200 pkgs. furniture
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NEW PROJECT FOR FEDERAL LoAy.-Tbe
M WMash'ngton correspondent of the New York
| Hefdt1 says: 1t has been determined in Ia
| olnet council to recommend to Cnnrrass
| to provide means fer the prosecution of the
war by direct appeal to the peopIe If is nro
posed to raise national loan by opening subscrip-
| tioh isis IN all the principal cities towns and
counties of the loyal States under the ausnioss ~
the postmssters or local treasurers; amounts rang.
ing from twenty to one Thousand dollars To be re
celVed, the smaller subscriptions to have the pre
| ference. treasury certificates bearing seyen ner
cent. interest and having three wears tn rpn vii h.
issued. The plan for this national loan orioinated
with Secretary Chase, and has the APPROPRIATION n
the President and all the members of the Cabinet.
LETTERS TO AND FROM Seeded SrArEs.-Tbt
Postmaster General, in answer to numerous inoui
r'es touching the carriage of letters to the dsloy
States by express companies, writes that be has
| ceased to have any arrangements for the mails
| thither or thence, but that private parties ma '
carry letters provided that they do not violate thu
Jaws OF the United States, the regulations of the
department, or receive stolen stamps in lieu o
purcnased ones. 1t is added. however that the
esu'at'oh OF the intercourse between the two sec.
.ons Is uhoer the control of tfe military author
.es vi tne country, aud that therefore II ia moi
the province of the Postmaster Cenerol ., doo;a,
"nether tne express business shall he continued y,
not.-N. 7. Tribune. ' '0H'inueu Vi
ROTARY STEAM PUMP.-The New Redford eor,
mn COZ pofauon gave public exhibition on Fri
Gay AFTERNOON OF the efficiency OF their rotary
! htot =, ~,
capacity to throw fifty barrels Of water nar 's o,
The water is supplied from the river by means of
| suction hose, and four streams were thrown s;mri
taneously in horizontal direction, to distance -
upwards of 100 feet. With two sets Of hose tu,
fsreams were thrown horizontally distance of an
feet With three sets of hose, streams were throw,
perpendcularly to distance of 1856 feet. The ro
tary is one of Messrs Fales a. Jenks' manufacture
Pawtucket, and cost about $500.
/. o. o. F.-The Grand Lodge of Odd-Felow
n ha SAoka n Ln.rA Al.
Grand Lodges to meet in Montgomery, Alabama
on the first Wednesday in August, for the purpos
OF dissolving the connection existing between th
southern Lodges and the Grand Lodge of the Uni
ship.
MORE PROMOTION TO TRAIToRs IN PROSPECT
IS 10 uaoerstood that several officers of the Navy
y. .ne mAJsr Emory stamp, waiting to be re
eu 10 their former commands on the army pre-
to enerci. oe Senate of the United States propos
aoVice and consent.-M Y. Tribune
lNocUous SHELLs.-On EXAMINATION of sovars
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ihe following account of this battle, about
which there has been so many contradictory re-
ports is taken irem the correspondence of the st.
Louis Democrat:
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BoaBD
FHioE5 AND eALEB or STOCKS IN NEW YORK
TEI EHpApu

The following table will compare the exports from New
ork of the principal staple articles for the week
- ~--lS6O--- ---IS6I -
eek ending J'e 20. Amount. Value. Amount. Value
Cotton, bales. .....,,, 5e7 eS5l57 2 6o3 eo1s sss
Four, boIs .......... 4391 25Os03 49 OBS 266 O63
Corn meal, bbls....... $50 l4I7 1898 IL 963
"hedI oush..'.'. O329 2l6032 756, s62 96743
I'm pus 5e,5l4 42l13 234, ,4ls l24 53
hee hblS, and tcs.... 30l9 5057i 9l0 IL lg6
'oiA' ooiS' ana tcs.... l749 G7ll 2,iSi 1895
Iotal...:.;....'... $6s1,sl2 1882, ,s33
Increase OF the week as compared with that of
1853 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s9I1 O2I
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TcV
the motion of its President decided to-day that a
marble statue of Count Cavour should be placed in
the Hall of the Assembly. -
AUSTRIA
The Minister of Finance deciare5 in tho Wanna
Lower House that the landed property possessed
oy tne National Bank the property Of the State,
ana never formed part of the prov nciaI crown do
The Minister also stated that the sale of the
proper ty was to be deferred until the new reg
ulations of the bank should have been agreed
upon.
sibity and the periodical assembling of the Reichs-
rath were adopted.
POLAND.
An ordinance has been published at Warsaw emu
meratipp the articles of dress which the nhabitant
| are prohibited from wearing, viz: square caps Pc
| lish tunics amaranth colored waistcoats and neck
ties, colored boots and shoes, and any dress of
| snowy or unusual cut.
| The Grand Duke Michael is expected at War
RA6.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
speech of Hon. E. r.. walton.

On tie 18th ult, the House of Repre-
sentatives having ulder consideration the
report Of the Select Committee Of Thirty
three Hon. f. p Walton df this State de-
livcre4 an able speech against the recon-
mendstions Of the majority report, from
which we take tile following:
Tie events Of the last 90 days show
that The Federal Government is st Il an ex-
perihent. and perhaps. as doubtful now
a. it was when Washington drclarfd in his
first inaugural address that s.lhe preserva-
ton Of ibe sacred fre Of Liberty, aud the
d,SiIyNef he X publ can model of Gov
crnment are justly considered IS deeply.
perhaps as finally. s.aked on The experimala
intrusted to The American renple.' Il has
successfully resisted all assaults from with
Qua, and stimu aled within growth Of civ
ilization. malerial wealth. anil moral power
unparalleled ii any nation or aye in the
world. II has maliiphed the population by
ten, and its productive power by more than
ten tim ten; il has extended is do main
from ocean 10 OCEAN, and brought the scep-
ter OF commercial supremacy within Us
grasp; and for fhe freedom III people. III
novelty Of is political m iehinery and lhr
bri!lianey Of iis resglts, it has commanded
admiration aud respect. And now.
while a; pea,e with all abrodi. aud DO, for
the VI etchel, aud we may hope temporary,
Of maialministration Of The
Government. prosperous At home, we as
threatened with an Instant and utter failure
of tn. experiment which Washington inan-
suratrd and with the instant an VI er vie
of he empire which b. founded. Il i ma
iioaal death. Il Is death to our power. s,cu-
riiy and grandeur It s. dea;hto our nation
Al name and fi.He asd a miiiion dea'hs, It
may be, through snarcay cisil war.
The G Givsrpm u, hire had ample warn
ing of the de-igus of tie coi,piFafors and
bat for The nezieri o. The Executive. ihe
secessious OF this day misht have been a.
harmless as were tie notification Of Suih
Carolina IN 1882. ani her secession In 1892
lie Preside vas waTn.d hy avowals ,,f
the srcessioai.sss AMI as early as October
lat. lie was spaeaiy warned hy ihr higassi
riiicer Of tie G. CSsrernuen' IN military ran..
anl the peer of the hisi,e-i in the w.Fl u
militsry reputation. e The lang-rs 20 which
the copliry was expos 4. aai of the rene
dy ~Ifhi, -is -each Wa-1;nrs were reg
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
The Crocodile and the Boa.

a forei1n correspondent thus describes a
fight which he witnessed between boa and
"a crocodile in Java:
" & WAS one morning that ! stood beside
a small hike fed bv one of the rills from
the maintains The waters were clear as
crystal. and everything could be seen 10
the very bottom. Stretching rs limbs close
over this pond was gigantic teak tree, and
in IFS thick, shining. evergreen leaves lay a
huge boa, in an easy c,il. taking his MORN
ing nap. Above liif vas powerful ape.
of the haboon species n leering race of
scamps, always bent on mischief. Now the
ape, from his position saw tn crocodile in
the water. rising to the top, exactly b meath
the coil of the serpent. Q Iiek as thought.
h. jumped plump On the snake. which FIJI
splash to tn jlws Of tie crocodile. The
ape saved him elf bv clinging to limb of
the tree but the ba'tle royal immediately
commenced in the water. The serpeut
rra,ped in the middle by the crocodile,
made The water boil by his furious con'or-
tinos. Win,ling his fods rouod and r..und
the BODY Of his antagonist, he disabled hi
two hinder legs anil by his cortr ,c,ions
made tile >caes Of the monster crack.
Th- water was spe' diiy ting~d with the
blood Of both comhafanis. yet neither was
disposed to yied 'rhev rolled over and
over; neither heing abb TO ohf;rn decided
Advantage An ihis time the c,nse Of The
m .clief was ina state Of the highest rcstacy.
lie lesfed up and dwn the branches If
the tree. came several tunes close to the
scene of the faht sho K the lm',s Of the
itee. uttereI yell. and again i,ked abou'.
At the end OF ten minutes a silenc,, began
10 cnmp evrr the seenr. The folds Of the
serpent hogan 10 be relax d, anil thoagh
ihev we're trem5lins along The back lie
head hung lfeless in the wafer. The crac-
die was aiso siiil. and though only In spine
OF his back was visible. il was evident that
he. 90. was dead. The monk J nov perch
Ell himself ~ the lower limbs Of the tree,
anil amn-ed himself for ten mis- IS ~ NIX
ing all sorts Of faces At them. This seemed
10 be aiding insult to injury. One Of my
companions ~os Standing At shor; di-iaa -.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22


weired in their appearance, for where could
three thousand wolves come from in such i
desert Of snow? TIN party bad taken the
pig into the sleigh his sqneal increased Ih'
wolves boldncss. Tie party continued
their FIRE, bu, they had now used about ha
their ammunition, and but two hundrei
cartridges remained. while they we're sur.
round by three thousand wolved. The
tNo horus Oi the cresent become nearer and
threatened 70 enyelop the parry. q
IL one Of the horses should have given
our, the fa'e Of the whole party WAS sealed.
"Wha' do our think Of this, Ivan 2" said
Prince keplue to the diver.
Il woult rather be at home, Prince"
Are you afraid Of any evil conse-
qaences2"
Tile devils have tasted blood, AID tie
more you fire the more wolves youll hive
"What do YOU think is The best thing d,
be done p
"Aakr the horses 90 fits',r.'
Are ynu sure Of the loeses r
"Yes. Prince"
"Are YOU s4re Of our saf r.
The driver mqdc no reply. lie qaick-
rnrd The hors,s' speel, d turned lhei
heads towarl ome. ! he hor.rS fl " fast
er than ever The dri,.r excited them 10
decreased peed by a sharp VIII stle, aud
made tn m ies ribe y cnrve n hica iutersac.
d one OF the orns Of the crescent The
woves opened their ranks aud let the
horsps pnss.
The Prince raised his gun TO his shoul.
der.
Fer Coils sake. don' fre," exclaimed
the driver; I'VE are dead men if you do?"
He obey d ivan. Fha wolves, ustani,h
ed by his unexp' clcd act remained notion
less for q minute. During Ills mioutr the
lr,ika was a ,erst from them. When the
wolves started a1tin after it, ii was too late,
they cnud not overake il.
A cuarier ofan hour afterward they were
in sigh of honr.
Prince R.piae thinks his horses ran at
last six mics in:hese fifteen minutes. He
rode over The s,eppp The next day, and
fousd the bones Of more than two hundred
wolves.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
Gardiner's Rheumatic and Neuralgia
comp sund.

suIReure f,r Rheanaiism ani Neuralgia in is worst
N forn, The Undersigned ebg eer tiat thef we
used q ,r liasr's Sausle sd Neuri ga tompound Tor
the rure Of The st'm tnd Neuralgia ani have ih ever
ea-e found inmli 'le au mani relief We have t.
cont ience In { ing au ttes an ant Su eeouuiea
y to al tfiiciei harrssg diseases q
one Of the s4fst and eic fee1 to the pno-
lie.
) Haneock JF p seuth Market Boston, ~ u Arot
Boston; Irnry IS -oafh MsrSef 81 Iasn; Slnit
W,les ar. llnel. Boston,; ea a. Pumaer Never'ek
square East aassn; lIen D. G.riuer. teb-tsr Z East
sto1; Abrlm te-ks Nebser -. Bostans capt chas o.
Doiliver, hast iio-fon
Tn best aeieiae f,r tie dsease ever saw chas
smith. No Cd STATE Iiou--- tsston.
Have been af rtei aeantn IN Us Earstt1rr snd
sS entirely curci b. the af bcttie- A. v Hr ers
AAtfhrws isuii ling Commercial 81 Rns-ou-
1artiners theunatic and seIftg pound hNs emu =
Y reiyei from feriugS af several Standing
q floigkins, No old stsfe House. Bostan
Afier suffering ~th fcr txenty 8
entirely cured BY the usef bottles of s uers ih~n-
matte and N-araigia Compound Norman T. Ayers, %
Franklin Street BoStnn
The thsnaafie tnd Nrartixr onpsunI has been taken
of hundre l. psop- fr cFfuious linaors with great
benefit u ms given eli dren Wirh pert ssf~fy.
Atwaolessle BY sry -erkuS. s. ihsrts N~N fort
Principal tepot-sz Aiibg -. boston. 70 gsrai-
ne unlrs- signed by CilAS =. GARDINER
For sAls BY John W. v~orc. Beaws fslls; !. Thorn
nrattlsboros John T. Weeks. Brandsn Pend Mcrss
frsness tenns Ras<ad; and asoshecsries generally si
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

1000 Agents Wanted.

agent wanted ia every town aud equity IN NeF
n engai sell tr tnD-t po 9u and seIbe nlseel-
lsaeous books 10 isar !, Including all Of
I It's. ARTHUR'S WORKS,
iYings,ones and Barthis rravos in Aias Atkinsan ;
zTraves Sibei la sc. ~ have just published and
h beautiful edi ioHs Of
ABsayia'. Complete Works,
SFieetwroJ's Life Of Cbri-t.
History Of all SeliG G'eas Denominations,
y SCstiia'- Norsh m eric ,a nii,ns.
whel sell exclusively b. az uts, aud for which we
yive exclusive the any county iot
%occupied Tae largest eommissifh pill Is, aarnts For
particulars assuey and list Of pab eitons allress
u. Cil FEE.
T3NIn 81, opa7d,e 'ailroal Depot spfilsiei = Mass
NJ. We have 49, pab saei ,sF and beautiful ed-
tion Of FtiBi Qltto ttibe sateu up ia the best ma
ssr Agents x BiOies would do veil 70 eud
sfsr our list a,.d pric.s. a-lo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
Thr COnn. giycr laluaI Fire Insurance Co.,

OCATED at Fellows falls coufitnr toinsure against
IA by hre This company meuCed granting policies Ia
March. 1853 and az TO this tine May l,6J. insure
property the amount OF Fhree uhired Thousand iol-
lars, aud is TOW Ia successful 0u aud having been
eonducte ulon tho SAFEST PLAN. teg confined princ
pats 70 asurng im hui dngs loss has accrued
Ing u necessary t0 make a-s-ss ledt
The 10 ling p,rsous. applications may be made
for insurance, are Agents flr tie Company;
JOHN AUSTIN. Atheus
". Il. ITO Sc. l.. " BISHOP, Dover;
T. SrEARNs, C. Y TAFT, Dummerston;
CllNS. 70 We llaff,x;
h.. h KEiLu3d. JHuaica
9. 4 ARNOLD. r.. A. FULLER, londonderry
DAVID I0tIN>0N.I. A MEaRIFlELD, Newane
WM H0U3ltrON. Pat eS
w CARPENTER, Saxrsn's River;
j. AUsiIN Z. WiLkLN <ON. rosnshsndi
y G. WHEELER. West f0wusheud;
}. g. isIC lard SON Nestnainstsr;
DAVID ALLEN. Westminster Vest;
u y Ili& CALVIN HAkE &, Yhitingham
HOLLIS y $40 WE'LL. Hmdham;
W. n. SOLICIT, ttsadsboIo. q
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22
A Beautiful Picture,

The MN whn stauds npon his own soil
who feels that by thr laws Of the land
in Nhiih he lives-by the laws of civilized
nations-he is the rghlfnl aud The txclu-
>ivr. owner of th'i land which he tills. il bv
the constitution Of our nature under a y hole
some inf not easily inhibited by any
olher source. He ferls, other ihings tq.al.
more strongly Than anuther The character
of man who is the lord of an inanimarrd
W rid. OF this great and wonderful sphere.
which fashioned hy the ha d Of God. and
upheld by bis power, is rolling through thu.
heavens, a psrt Of hi4-h. from the center
TO the sky Ii is the space on which the gen
Grafton before him moved in its round of
datieS, and h. feels himsef connected BY Il
visible Ink with thnse no follow him, and
to whom he is 10 transmit a home. Per.
haps his farm hls come down to hi from
his fa.hers. They have gone to tteir last
home but lie can trace their last footsteps
over the scenes of his daily labors. TIE
roof which shelters linn was reared by
those 10 whom he owes his h.ing. Some
interesting domestic tradition i conn, cted
with every inelpsure. The favori'e fruit
tree was planted by his faith rs hand. He
spoued il boyhood beside the brook which
still wind. through The mea 'ows. Througl,
the fielIs lies the path 10 the village scIrppl
Of earlier days He still hears from his
window The voice of the ..Sabhah-bell which
called his fathers TO tie house Of God
near al hand i the spot where his parents
laii down 10 rest, and where whep his time
has come, he shall b. laid by his child.
These are the feelings of the owners OF the
soil. Words can noI pain rhem; gold can
rot buy them; fhry flow out nf tile deepesl
foundations IF the heart i; hey are Ihs lfi :
springs Of fresh, hralthy. AID grneiou
uAlional character. - EaWard Everett
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-03-22

HAVE Yor ENrMIts Go straight on
anil don't m nj them II tiny get in yonr
way, walk round thrm rrgrdlesS ct their
.i,iie. A mtu IS no las no enemies. Is seldom
coud fot anyihi g-.h- is made Of thar ki d
OF material witch is 30 EASILY worked that
every one has a hand IN it. A -trrlii 2
charariet j. one Who thinks fer 81 nself AID
peaks what h. ii MS; he is ALWAYS -nrs 70
have enemies, Thes area-neee sary TO h N
as fr,.>h air they keel, him IKE and tivr.
A crlehrsied cha act who was surround
ell by enemi. $. US d to ramark. "Ihry are
spa,ks witch. it you do not blow, viii 60
out themselves'' Let this be your feeling
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and taking a stone from tile edge Of the
lake, hurled it at the head Of tie ape. lie
was totelly unprerarcd, and as il struck
him on the sideot The head, he WIS instant-
ly 'opplcd over, aud fell upcn The crocodile,
A leS bounds, however, brought him ashore,
and takins TO tile tree, he speedily dis' p
nrared among the thick braaeies. - New
FORK Le2ger.