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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03
WHY BEES WORK IN THE DARK.

WHY BEES WORK IN THE DARK.
A lifetime might be spent 10 investigating
the mysteries hidden in beehive, and still
half Of the secrets would be undiscovered
The formation OF the cell has long been
celebrated problem for the mathematician,
whilst the changes which the honey under
goes offer at least an equal interest to the
chemist. Every one knows what honey fresh
from the comb is like. 1t is a clear yellow
syrup, without trace Of solid sugar IN it,
Upon strsining, however, it gradually as
sumes a crystalline appearance-it candies,
the saying is, and ultimately becomes a So
lid lump OF sugar. 1t has not been suspect
ed that this change was due to photOgra-
phlc action that the same agent which alters
the molecular arrangement Of the iodine of
silver on the excited collodion plate, and de-
termines the formation Of camphor and iodine
crystals in bottle, cause the syrupy honey
to assume a crystalline form. This, however,
il the case. M. Scheibler has enclosed honey
in stoppered hasks, some Of which he has
kept in perfect darkness, whilst others have
been exposed to the light. The invarisbe
results have been that the summed portion
rapidly crystalizes, whilst that kept in the
dark has remained perfectly liquid. We now
see why bees are so careful TO work in perfect
darkness, and why they are so careful to OBJ
scure the glass windows which are sometimes
placed in their hives. The existence Of their
young depends on the liquidity Of the sac
charine food presented to them, and if light
were allowed ac'ess to this, the syrup would
gradually acquire more or less solid consist
ency it would seal up the cells and in all
probability prove fatal to the inmates Of the
hive" Chronicle of Optics" IN he Quar-
teriy Journal of Science
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

A new and dangerous counterfeit is now
shoat. 1t is an exact fac simiie of the 500
treasury notes issued under the act Of Feb, &,
1862, and is so well executed that good
judges might be deceived by it. Upon close
examination, however, the fraud may be easi-
ly detected. Toe spurious note is smaller
than the genuine one, and the coloring on the
back is pser and less distinct than on the
genuine bill. The words " one hurdred dol
lars" on the right-hand side of the counter
felt are smaller than on the genuine note,
and the lettering around the margin is also
different.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

How TO HANG AN AXE.-Put the helve
loosely into the axe at first, so that it can be
moved to the proper position now let the
centre Of the edge of the blade Of the axe
and the butt Of the helve (or part taken hold
off, be brought each down to horizontal
line, which may be done by imply placing
them on the floor, and the axe is ready for
wedging - Country Gentleman. E. C.
Bennington, VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

The dying Song of the Charleston Mercury.
1t is rather significant signthat this sheet,
so long the iavorite organ OF the most ad-
vsnced slavery propagandists, states rights
men ard secessionists. the most violent hater
of ,very thing North, has heard the sound of
Sherman's coming from afar and has begun
moving to keep out OF his reach. The fol-
lowing sarcastic paragraph from the recent
editorial columns of the Mecury would seem
to show that its old chivalric confidence had
begun to depart before it gathered up its
types and other movables
" South Carolina is now the key q the Confederaoy.
Most molly is she be defended by invnoble pluck
fears odds. MI Jefferson Davis is wise, Allah is
great God is good. III department Is in superb
condition We have never fought here before against
odds. But now no. an officer is whipped military
orgsniza ions all perfect discipline lmifable
leaders models Of capacity, courage sobrety tena il
" aud Nsdom-a full Of fight to the very eyes. Let
all sing Te DeuDs aud hurrah for jefferson Days-JtH.
Davis forever, aud the devil he next day 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

In this region Of Vermont on Wednesday
afternoon and evening the weather was spring
Ike. with gentle wind from the South, and
few flashes Of lightning in the evening,
thermometer above the freezing point; where
as or the West side Of the mountains there
was a strong gale from the Southwest and
drifting snow-storm, stopping the railroad
trains
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03
A CHILn,, THOuGAr ARNuT SNOW.

4 CHlLD'N THOUGhr ABOUT SNOW.
Lo,k mother, look for The air
Is full OF iadiug q wets.
Out IA our ulo garden
They cthe IN milk white bowers.
Oh. mo'hcf, 'he re fslng softly
Down from that heaven ~ bright
The place shcie the shiir Z angels
WAk 90 fields IT light
The hspoy home that dreau e
v hen ave said m htlo PRAYER,
You have toll ue .hcn. mother
Thai 'wers 0lo. m always there.
And So when the trees IN our orchard
Are dead wi h the winter blish',
The apple uots up ia heaven
Are wavi a fair and whe.
Aud the little child-ar gels az play
Among the sweet bowers, in mirth
Are shaking III appe-blossoms
Down on the cold bare earth.
Nep York Ereaing Post.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

ST. ALBANs, Feb. 23.
Two more of the supposed raiders arrived
here this afternoon, from Detroit, and are in
care OF Sheriff Sherman. They are brothers,
and confess they were here on the day If the
raid. Capt. Nickerson has been appointed
judge advocate ofa court martial, soon to
convene at Burlington, per order cf General
Dix
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

Mr.. Editor.-Permit me through the col
umns OF your paper TO express the thanks of
myself and family, which are due to tho good
people Of Warren and Wsits6eld for their
yisit on the evening Of the oh of Feb. inst,
but more especially for the greenbacks aud
other good things amounting to S257, which
they left in our possession. May heavens
choicest blessings be showered upon the do
nors. john DoLPH.
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LAUS DEO !


n hearing the bells ring for the Constitutional Amend
ment sDolshing Slavery in the United States y
ny JOHN wiurrrsR.
Il is done
Claug Of bell and roar of guns
Send the idiugs up and down,
How the hcIfrcs rock aud rel
Hos the great guns, peal on peal,
Fling the JOY iom own 10 town
Ring. % rs
kvery 81 oke elultng tells
Or the burial hour of crime,
Loud and long that all NAV hear,
Ring iot every listening ear,
or Eternity and Time
Let Us kneel
Gods own voice h. 90 that peal,
And this spot S holy ground,
Lord forgive us ? " hat are We,
Thatouf eyes this slory see,
That cur ears have heard the sound.
Foft.eLlfd
On the vhirlwiudis is abroad
In he earthquake he nAs SPOKEN
lie has suitten With His thunder
The iron sails a.u der,
And the gates VI hrass are broken
Loud and long,
Laht the old cnultii q song;
Sing sith VI lam By tnc SEA.
lie hath cast hi mi, hti dosn
Hose ana rIdcr sink and own
He hA'h tfiumI he'd glonously
Did we dare
In our agony OF prayer
ASK fr more Than he has done
When was ever His night hand
Over auN time ~ laul
Stretched as nov hentath the sun
How they pale,
Ancient mitl and song and tale,
In this pouder Of our days,
When The cruel rod Of
Blossoms white N righteous law,
And the wrath Of man is PTai,s
Blottsd out,
All within and All about
AfalI A fFesh lite hfufu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03
THE RARY sOLnIER.

THE BABY SOLDIER.
Another little private
Mustered iu
The armyoi temptation
And 10 sin.
Anoth Z soldier aiming
Pr the strife,
To hgh me toilsome battles
OF lie.
An 'her .iite@ntry,
Who viii stand
On guard while evils provl
Tn every nd
Lord. our litlc daaing
Guide aud save,
Mid thep 'fi Of the marches
To the grave
- z .riac Mnnfhla
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

A MILLION or DOLLARS IN A MISUTE.-On
Saturday abou, 3 o'clock the orders by tele-
graph from various parts OF the country and
from philadelphia, 10 Mr.. Jay Cooke, for the
new loan, in the space OF single minute ex-
eeeded one million Of dollars
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For the Journal
ON THE CAPTURE OF CHARLESTON,
SOUTH CAROLINA.

II 70 ChI y NE VT VIA III tO
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston's fallen Shout and sing
Guns shall roar and bells shall ring;
Wake the bugles richest note
Let the star-decked banner float;
Prom the mountain to the sea
Wake the song Of jubilee
Charleston's fall,n Hear the cry
Echo from each mountain high;
Through the East the West, the North,
Speed the glorious tidings forth
Let nation great aud free
Sing the song Of jubilee.
Charleston's fallen See on high
Der It's towers our banners fly;
Where late few the traitor bari,
Pr udly float the stripes and stars,
And the slaves, from bondage fee,
Sing the song Of Liberty.
Charlestons fallen It was here
Treason did her standard rear
II was here the deed was done
Here this cursed war btgun
Nov the traitors bow the knee
Wake the song ofju0ilee.
Chsrlsston's fallen See them hy-
See the flames ascend the sky
Traitor hands the torch applied
To the city, late their PRIDE
While its lurid flames you see,
Sing the song Of Jubilee.
Charlestons fallen Shout and sing,
Cannon roar. and bells loud ring,
over Charlestou's towers on hish
Nov the star-decked banners hy;
Praise the Lord, ye brave and free
God alone gives Victory.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

G0' From April 9, 1861, to Sept l, 1854,
the n. L. Soldiers Relief Association re-
ceived, registered, lodged, fed, aided and
clothed 3,S67 Vermont soldiers who were
sick, wounded or disabled. During the same
time it sscertaned and recorded the spital
Record of ,6l7 Vermont soldiers
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03
CABOr MATTERS.

J. S. Adams, Esq, the popular and eff
cient Secretary of the Vermont Board Of
Education, delivered a very entertaining and
instructive lecture on bis favorite subject
" common schools" at Cabot, on Thursday
evening, Feb 23l. He showed in his usual
familiar style the benefits of the graded school
System and the employment of first class and
accomplished teachers to instruct them. His
remarks were listened TO throughout with in
terest and his peculiar comparisons and felici-
tous style of illustration produced merriment
but left impressions which can but result in
good.
A movement is in progress to establish a
national bank in Cabot under the auspices of
some of her most influential citizens. Twen-
ty-seven thousand dollars are already sub
scribed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

MARKETs.-Holdn no produce after good
price is offered Grain shrinks, heats, or 10
destroyed by vermin very often, and beeves
and sheep. after they are fit for market, are
seldom kept with profit more than a few
wesks a. uost Am 40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

GEN. GRANTS PoLIoY.-The Army and
Navy Journal calls attention to one feature Of
Gen. Grants military policy, which is having
most remarkable illustration during the
present winter
" There is the constant necessity Of push
ing the advantages we have, of keeping the
ball OF victory rolling, Of holding our steady
strain upon the rebellion, without a single re-
spite or relaxation. Such is Gen. Grants
policy. He seems to have dropped the words
winter quarters out OF his dictionary Of
military terms 1t was predicted when the
May campaign opened, that it would be the
last campaign Of the war-and when has il
been suspended :"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03
Jaatrbman s. STATE JouinaI.
BY E.P. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, MARCH 8, 1865.

Wilmington, too, has fallen wilmins ton,
the chief seaport, and in fact the commercial
capital, Of rebeldom There have been re-
ceived for three years munitions Of war, cloth
ing aud food, and from that port have been
sent the cotton and gold and reoel bonds to
be exchanged for ships and cargoes in Eng
land. The fall Of Charleston touched the
hearts Of the rebels--the fall Of Wilmington
touches their backs and stomschs. 1t must
give them a very uncomfortable sensation Of
QOHe-neSs.
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Hon. A. l. Catlin has beer elected Mayor,
and K. r. Hard Recorder of Burlington, un-
der the new city charter.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

MAPLE SUGAR R-lf the press of the State
will give early attention to the subject, and
there is not one, we presume, that will not
be glad to do 50, we believe very full returns
OF the amount Of maple sugar manufactured
this spring may be obtained Some one in
every school district can easily ascertain the
amount, and report to some one person in
own and the aggregate sent to the nearest
newspaper, or they can send by districts to
their newspaper il they choose to do so.
Wherever there is farmers club it will be a
very easy matter to organize sugar census.
Our article under the editorial head this
week may give some interest to this matter.
-Beliotos Fails Times.
Very good. Now we say to our sweet
friends among the naples, send in the re-
turns. The sharp nights and brilliant days
are warning you Of the sugar orchard, II last
spling gave two millions Of dollars worth Of
sugar to the farmers Of Vermont, thero is a
strong inducement TO tap the trees again.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

Our Tom says the rebs. must soon ask for
qaartevs-with which to buy groceries. He
has realizing sense of the Importance of
Wilmington.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

The Rutland County Bank is to be reorg-
anized as National Bank.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

In Congress. Feb u, Senator Summers
bill establishing Freedmau's Department
was defeated in the Senate by vote Of "a to
l3, but was subsequently referred back to
the Committee of Conference. From present
indications the proposed new department can
not be established, and the War Department
will have an additional bureau created, which
will have the charge Of refugees and freed
men.
Another reconstruction bill has been de-
feated in the House, where there appears to
be determination not to interpose any legis
lative trammels or checks to the return of the
rebel States.
Senator Wilson secured the passage, by
eleven majority, Of his bill emancipatng the
wives and children Of colored soldiers. This
bill will liberste at least so 900 women and
children.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

Feb. 81, the Wisconsin legislature ratified
the Constitutional amendment
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

Porter Dodge of Perkinsville obtained a
patent for an improved soap stone stove, Feb.
2l, 1865.
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NoN-REooGNtTIoN OF THR REBEL LOAN.
The following is the resolution submitted
by Mr.. Sumner in the United States Senate
last Friday and adopted
Whereas, certain persons have put in cir
eulation the report that On the suppression
Of the rebellion the rebel loan may be recog
nized in whole or in part by the United States
and whereas such a report is calculated to
give false value to said rebel debt OF loan
therefore
Resoi'ed By the Senate (the House concur
ring, That Congress hereby declares the reb-
el debt or loan simply agency of the
rebellion, which the Uni ed States can never,
under any circumstances, recognize in any
part or in any way
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-03-03

The name of " Painesville" post office has
been changed to Essen Junction.
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Every schoolboy reader Of history is iami-
liar with Ca sars celebrated dispatch, after
enoountering and defeating the Gauls--"Veni,
yidi, Wei" =" came, saw, conquered
Rivalling this in brevity is the account of one
of our loyal Africans, who was ia n late
guerrilla affair in Tennessee. Said he I'VE
III EN-, aud whopt EN-, and kocht ten of en-. -
A" I'm off from Charleston before the break
o. day" is the new version OF the old negro
song as chanted by the chyalry as they wend-
ed heir way from the cradle Of treason
Pack your cares in as small space as you
can, so that you can carry them yourself and
not let them annoy others.
What is the difference between toad and
big bugs.
II is said that next to people who sssist in
getting up daily newspapers, livery horses
work the hardess.
Hail Columbia appears to be ehefmsn's IA
tt... = ,.th f'.A,ltna
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