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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26

DELICATE FEMALES WHO HAVE NO APPETITE, ar
anguid, always suffering, devoid of energy an
never feeling well, will find hte Invisoratort to give
tone and vgor to the whole system, strengthen the
appetite, purify the blood beautify the complexion
and make them strong and healthy.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26

b. CAPRON 81 CO., under the Halliday
"A . House, have constantly on hand all kinds of
fresh Family Groceries; Flour, Feed, &c. wiz
sell as cheap as can be bougn, at any other estab
ishm emit In the city. The highest cash price paid
for all kinds of country produce.
Goods delivered to all parts of the city. az
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION E. Don Friday
evening. Jan. Goth, a regular meeting of this
association was held in school house, Dist
No. Q, Somers. The attendance was good,
but would have undoubtedly been better had
the condition of the roads permitted.
The meeting was called to order by The
president, T V Mcguire, followed by roll call
and responses. The Association then had
the pleasure of listening to an exercise in
reading by class of pupils from Mr.. Barnes
school. After an exercise in Constitution
conducted by James Cavenaugh, "The old
clock on the stairs' was read by class from
Dist. No. IL, Somers. After recess came re-
ports by the following teachers Y V Barnes,
Dist. No. 2, Somers; James Cavana ugh,
Dist. No. =, Somers; Philip Barnes No.,
Pl. Pr; T V Mcguire, No. II Somers, and
w Spence No. s, Somers. Next in order
came an exercise in English Literature, con :
Quoted by V Barnes, which was followed
by reading and answering questions from the
Budget box. eab
The following question was adopted for
discussion at the next meeting: Ms
Resolved, That the principles of Christianity
ought to be taught in the common schools,
before the principles of science.
On motion adjourned to meet at Bakers
school house, Dist No. S, Som ers, on Friday
evening, Feb. Sd.
w q SPENCE Ser Ed
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26
LIBERTY, SALEM, JAN. Ia, 1871.

Pursuant to call of the V. P, the teach
ers of the Western Division, Kenosha County
Teachers Association. met at Liberty Church.
Friday evening, Jan. 18th. v
Meeting called to order at 7:30 By Y. P,
j. P. Briggs and notwithstanding the storm
which ragged violently during the greater
part of the afternoon, there were rs persons
in attendance. Exercises commenced with
singing, followed by an exercise il spelling
in which Dist. No. s, Salem, came off victori-
Gus; Miss Rose Munson being the last to
leave the floor, Clarence Smith, No. 8, Sd
lem, then treated us to defamation, which
was followed by recitation in geography by
pupils from No. s. Salem. Charles Barber,
No 5. Salem, then favored us with descrip-
tion of "a Yankee in Love- and as we lis
satisfaction at the thought. that with us, such
things were past. The president then an
nounced for discussion, the question: That
the study of mathematics receives more at
tention in our country schools, than it ought.
There being but few teachers present, indiv.
iduals from the audience were invited to the
floor. J. P. Briggs supported the resolution,
and most of the speakers "agreed with the
last speaker" It being thought that the
question had not been fairly discussed, it was
thought best to continue the same at the
next meeting. More declamaticns being
called for. l.. A. Pease and J. Turnock re
sponded to the cali, after which another
spelling down" party was announced. but
here again, No. 8 reluctantly left the floor,
after having FIRST seated all others.
G. BuTRIc, Sec. pro tenn.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26
EENOsHA BUSINESS CARDS.

~ CROSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
ATo Job work done TO order. New Bupgies and
Wagons always ready for sale 46tf
kenosha r- Wisconsin
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26
NEW BARBER SHOP.

An M. DICKHOUT would inform thecitizens
w ofKenosha and vicinity that he has opened
. new barber shop over James Mathews store,
where he WILDE found ready to attend all custo-
mersin the line Of shaving, hair-cutting dyeing,
etc. Give me call and try me- 25
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26

q YMAN & SON, Manufacturers Jobbers and
IS Retailers of Boots and Shoes and general
dealers ia leather Findings Hides, Skins and
Peits- Corner OF Main st. and Market So. 1y15
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-01-26

head of the army. chicago SeWell g Miller.
TIE SINGING PEOPLE, devoted to the advo.
cacy of Congregational singing lays on our
table. The contents embrace some very fine
selections of music, and some interesting
reading matter. New York: Philip Phillips.
PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for February
is at hand, containing its usual variety of
beautiful music. Itis.a mystery to us how
the publisher can furnish SO much valuable
music for such small sum, and still
greater mystery to see our musical friends
spending their loose change for sheet music
when they can get from twelve to fifteen
pieces of music for the small sum of thirty
cents, by buying this Magazine. The Feb
ruary Number contains the following pieces.
printed from .fttlZ-si9e music plates, and worth
So so in sheet form:
Gently Lord, Ohi gently lead us; Solo.
Duet, and Chorus. by II. z. banks. Sleep
sweetly, love. and swell; Serenade. J. H.
Waud Riding in sleigh Song and Cho-
rus, Will s.. Hays. Safe IN the Ark; Song
and Chorus. HI. Tucker. 1t is sad to love
and low; Lullaby; Quartet. Barnby. Song
of the Mites SUNDAY School Hymn and
Chorus, Dressler- Hall to the Lords Anoint-
ed Quartet, Mendlessohn. Saviour. when
| in duss, 20 Thee; Quartet. Abt. Come Ye
disconsolate Song and Chorus, Dressler.
iSchottische. j. Becht. Seaside Waltz. c..
Kinkel. Vive Ia Paria /; March. Raphaeison.
DashiDg Spray; Polka, C. Kinkei.
/ Send 30 cents to the Publisher. j. T.. Pc
tiers. $50 Broadway, New York. andshe will
send you q sample copy.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
TUESDAY. Oct. 3-P. "

TUESDAY, Oct. 3-P ".
The business in stocks has been very light
and Of about the usual the speculation rulhg
tame in the Of any important movements on the
taps As rule the market has been barely steady on
the general list but feyerish and weak on Erie ana Han
nibal and St. Joseph those stocks being specially deh
fed with the City Hall magnates and the recent expose
OF thclr peculiar system OF fnancering has broken
whatevcr backbone these shares had in bygonc times
New.Jersey Central rm the recently declared q
per cent quarterly dividend There s considerable TAX
about harmony of interests between Union Pacnc ana
Pacific MAIL prices not advanced There was
pretty fair business in New-York Central, Lake
Shore, aud Ohio and Mississippi; but in the
rest OF the list the utmost quiet prevailed
Investment stocks quiet and miscellaneous shares
dull and steady, while expresses were neglected. The
Stock Exchange very generously came to the relief Of
the police force who have been unable to get their pay
for last months service account Of the municipal
deadlock, and by nearly unanimous vote passed this
resolution
Reso'red, That the Governing Committee he author,
lied to advance c necessary 10 pay the saHrHs oi
the police the Flr Precinct for Tie past month"; Said
not TO exceed 5000
lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
,oleman Benedict's closing quotations were

Tie chief feature Of the gold speculation was the
change from bull 10 bear The market has OF late been
kept very steady and to-day some large amounts were
sold for the twOold purpose OF creating new short IN
terost and buying at lower prices The November i'll
terest can now collected at the SnbTrcasury subject
to a rebate OF per cent which may perhaps have en-
couragcd the decline. especially there should be any
nttcupt 10 make a sharp Gold opened AT III!
and run down to ia The lending rates 16, JCi,
49,! 56i and Of per cent per diem to fiat The
DAVIS business at the td Exchange Bank was as fol
lows: Gold cleared s545O2OO gold balances, s4277o;
currency balances, .lG6sis6 The following were the
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
And the foI,ovine for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were actively traded in, the dealings
being large In the afternoon the Pacific mortgages took
lead Cenras selling at 1o2i; Union hrss ssiSssi and
Land Grants 7si0SO Hannibal 81. Joseph convertible
per cents sold 95a a06 and Michigan Southern Sink
ng Fund Bonds 1854 0IOi The following the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
,ort at 4p. N. as follows :

State bonds have been active far South Carolnas
new January and July Issucs) concerned, aud
lower The lasmentOned declined sharply the highest
price having been 5l. and the lowest i93. Tcnnessecs
new fell of about OF per cent North Caronas, Mis-
souris, and Alabauas having been quiet and steady
Tho follovinp ere the bids:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

Referring TO the business changes incident 10 the ne"
quarter OF the year. we the accession OF MI Chsr
Bond TO the old established firm OF NJ X Jesup q Co
general railroad agents and merchant bankers. MI
Bond is well and very favoraby known In Eastern Con
nectcut having been connected with the Thames BANK
OF Norwich-one the oldest and largest banks IN tna
stae-for nearly quarter OF century and for IA years
held the position OF Cashier which he resigned 10 accep
his present post We congratulate the house on ts val
liable acquisition.
The Customs receipts for the week endnsep %, were
as follows:
Ncw-York 2j4,369 ~ Orleans. Ss,s25 50
Philadelphia lo5,4I3 OIL a, ,oo oeo -
Boston ......... 7,4H 80 Total. 10
BaltlHOfe... l6o,ioo 90
The following are the Government disbursements for
September, exclusive Of the payments on account OF
Public Debt:
War.............. .$3614.215 % Civil and Mscel- .
Navy ............ 1GO3,il % laneous us...A4ol3' &c
Indians and Pen ----- =,
siOns . $3.50 779 % Total. .$13572,5n ~
The Secretary OF the Treasury to-day called In one and
half millions OF Three per Cents. upon which the IN
terest ceases Nov. 30.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF speeie)
from the port OF NcwYork for the week ending Oct g.
1871, was s5,55s59G.
sylvania Gs, sold at 1O6 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad 27; Reading Railroad 81 lie, and pennsylvania
Railroad, 60. Gold closed at 1l43.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow per steamer Wyom
Ing Will close at a. H. at the Merchants Exchange,
Nos 80 and 81 Pine-St.
In the money market there has been a good demand
but no decided pressure, and should quote call loans
al per cent at banks and trust companies and and
per cent among the private lenders. About p. the
demand having been pretty generally satisfied, balances
were offered at The dealings in mercantile paper
small and nothing is doing under per cent We annex
rates:
Per Cent
Commercial frsca>s nlorsed paper. 6Ndys...... 4
Cufuarrcia! indorsed paper 7
frrtelts, ndorsed paper. = months. n v
Lfsl.cs single names. I, IGys....... a "A
Commerce hr,i.sss single names. to b months 10
frsclass foreign. 90 a a
bsnLep'. domestic to months d
Government bonds quiet and steady in the fore
noon but declined the afternoon under the lower range
nF
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
THE MARKETS,
Carefully reported sor TEE rsrsu,. I,

Carefully reported ior TEE TRnuslt
prrn,vo n u.rv,,,,s ~. TUuDar OFT J In,
BpiLDlNb hATsHALS-Bncis are fra Cemert rs.d, -,
in fair demand Lime 10 steady Other LAss
request at former prices. We quote ' '' H@Hed
cxrxxr
rae Yh'''.,;. ns3 % Rosendsle y bbl..... - aa,-
J'ney y:......... Ua Is Common, p hbl....... Al.
CrO0n Fronts, p NJ II O0dl5 d, Lump q Ibl q .
Phlsdephia Fronts. % Nd3O W Lahs Eastern ON ~
, ,hAh Platter FAk.
Cattle per 70 Nova seols o. pt, a
Goat per % - hova eooia b. oea "a
- ~ Cae East kCitv p na Naa "a
BEBSwAX, steady sales go n, at 3Jd34c cash for sos-
BROOM C0RN-COYn steady: quote new hIo 7.r s.s-
7c Old Crop Is neglected aud prices rnerp We ,
Red al gaze MYed at SHjc and Green 6ae b,oor' se
good delnsnd at S2d 80 IS per doIen "'
CANDLES~An kinds sre dull and price. nominsl
COPPRRuo,aons Rio follows: O>nary ,a,yo., -
I2lc Pair Do Babe Good do 3iai and Prmfco iHgis
all gold In bond e0 and 30 Nessr VIM nor, mai. r.
in the country 81 s34 bags Rio inclaug At Ga 80
Mobile, 1880 At ssysnnab, HI32 Baltimore $50 Ss
Business today was moderate bu prices remss hm; 10 -
Santos per Burnbrat -"
COT1OS-Yestetay afternoon and danng her %. ,.
dcmad for Spot Cotton snd especially those n good staple Win 80
limited stock sale prices advanced iaIc; ssls 3o hs -
last evening" nclping 8I9 for 9J for M M
In The market for future delivery quot.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

NEW BOOKS
h, T. Ms'r uuu ]. Z. one vol ~ royal 'To. H. i" a.
tItTaci,C. mn 5 O. 81 3D. London Irrj
IAPBEETONS HISTORICAL SERIES,
FoR SCHOOLS COLLKGRs. comprising
J. iuU~.INlS o. HISTORY Original Tables Chronological
G,b,n Literary. BY Prof Robert H. LabberOn. ObloIg
u. Coa, r
II. HISTORICAL QUESTIONS. Logical Arranged and Divided
TIE ltns History. Oblong O Cloth 81 IS
AN HISTORICAL ATLAS containing Chronological Series Of
ood Illustrating ers fen the dawn
present BIZ the Snthor Of LShber"ns Outlines
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~ oanlcs the nap Of Europe HS7 fOy and
Tbt books ,y, received the highest press
81 thor. educators Who have examined them.
~ ho' with recommendations ard foT terms 'Cr in
truiLct,l. adds IS The pc ,isutrs.
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OF ALBANIA @v".. haF roam. -
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"I go" r l'ro W;s'.i.oI o'v'L I've fl ja,c h.n'.'>
I0rSNAl9 Ayp UPWARD By auho, Of Paul v,rrcr.' &c.
"lri :I5 yrR,iM Or TIP F,s Chre,pra. By u,rs r.
Nts:tnok PaOi Silver Thea.s &c
I2r... II
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The Wrccf'r' &c. Rmo. Cio,h, ~ So
rS- For ~, hy sH BccGselbrs.
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New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

JACKSON GO. missouri RrGHT PER CENT p,,,,.
Tor sale by w. +. CONVERSE & Co., "a Pine.st "'Scs
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

The days transactions at the U. s. SubTreasuy were
od t,eept, .. 3 ~ Currency pITmeu.. $66 ~ 20
Gold raymeu,s. Currency baauce..... 1925 ia 20
Cod balance ..... 655Jf6 Ok Customs. 5yOO w
JN,iOU w
There was "A frmcr tone to and better demand for
Enrein Xchangc, today, aud rates were as foLOws:
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

and are sold now at 90 and accrnsd ;n,.-,.. :.
Tsncy by WHITE, MoRRIs & Co, is WALL 10 e.,;
GwYNNE, JOHNSON & DAY, is WaiI.1 1's; ssd
pamphlets and further information may be obtssssrsS
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

PsoyisloysPer hsssn ,.l. is = - tI 81
I M Sss IS %, w.s..is rsss .!. d.l ss, 10
'srs Tso bbE Msss at et 700 s si, ~ stp y a
~ nes ~ - - - Ana hssf n n hf ssnss-
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BoNDs.-First Mortgage
on the Montgomery and Eufaula Railroad, and In
doIsed by the State of Alabama. The road has out
two or three miles to tinish Limited to Sl6,"o per
mile Of finished road. A good road. safe BOND anu
a good guarantee We offer them at 20 ana interest
GLh.GE OpDYKE & Co., No. % Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
N.cw 3)ublicntions.

NERIGAN PIIOTO-LITiiOGRAPH co.'s
~ OFFICE Lss heen removed To No Oh fulna.st. ny.
NEW BOOKS.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

To BANKERS AND BRoKERs.-W anted' Oy Piiii
keeper. Is thoroughly conversant witt. the Iout,n
of Wallst business, both in stocks au4 g",a' "a "a
give rst-class references Address A. L. d. oo
5,I5l, Z. O.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

Tug WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY is now very
nearly fmisbrd and trains will BE- running through
from oinah to st. Paul by November t. idnsied rne
nostiUn V co, consttuse already profitable business aud
rrrangcinents and connections are about perfected
which will i ho Great Air,"e kEs,s s,xiDr TO y"
Chicago to. the North-Wesi enro.Ing ronis bs H
Bonds are Fisi Mortgage the road itself and on
ynInahle Land (iraut Of 100 acres They bear
uta vst in gold at Ito rate VI per oens pe'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

hll y
sSaS9c. and by auction. o. bbi~st O9oete An' !" ,
Porrgn :rades dull and nominal ...a, vlA sks OF
NAVAL STORES-tinn Tupeaine aetve ana IA, hhs shf
81 hh. In pso order Al 6Ic 100 kb Of &c. and w -. lr
Ping 66c Rcsn la. been mere .c.,e an o. A.
bLs Straired So 5S0 ~ 20; 300 bills Goo sSSSSG
gs0 bhs Pale 81 2Sd Tsrts quiet h ses.. fsn
Al American Gis.eei is steady q esssA fs e.s 50 bsh
for bLi. Lari is ara Cre Cotton Seed ssa % 0hs Oh -
Menhsdea is steady; sales. 10 beh "ss
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

THT TRANSFORMATIONS or INSECTS. VIII 81 Ic,.rato-s
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15
What II 14acOn Man Knows AbouI
LOcuStD.

From the Chicago Times
II 1t WAS your most learned entomolegist who
penned the remarks on the so.called Seventeen
Year Locu'ts,' he had better, if he wishes to
hoid his position, take deck passage on the first
canal boat leaving the city, and look the matter
up little. The periodical cicada (ccada sen.
te"'decen, Lsn.) thatls now so numerous pretty
much all over northern Illinois is not locust at
al, no more than horse il hog. A locust
Is species of grasshopper (gryllid), as the PEG.
pie would say, but is really not a grasshopper
according to the naturalist but is an insect be.
longlng 10 the order orthoptera, of the l0cutylU
family differing very little to the uneducated
eye from the common grasshopper of our mea.
dows' bit scientifically quite distinct the most
marked difference being that q grasshopper tid.
dies stridulates) with his wings, the locust with
his legs. The periodical cicads, that is called
the seventeen year locust" everywhere, is an in.
sect OF very different nature, and belongs to
the homaptera. 1t eats no green thing, for it has
no mouth to eat with, therefore it cannot devour
the foliage of any forest. In the place of
mouth 1t has beak, = slender one, through
which all its nourishmenti 10 drawn, which in the
perfect state is nothing more than dow from
leaves, though the male, after time, does pune.
ture smooth barked trees of many kinds, and
suck the sap, though seldom doing them material
injury. While doing this, if no is disturbed and
y
will sometimes insert his beak into that, which
to some persons, like the sting Of bee to some,
is quite poisonous, while to others it gives little
more pain than the puucture of a horseay.
have been punctured several times by them, and
"stili live" though mot happy" The only
severe injury done by the ccatta septen,tesem re-.
suits from the female depositing her eggs in the
twigs of trees. This she does by inserting her
spear shaped ovipositor more than half way
through the small twigs of nearly all kinds OF
trees and shrubs, passing it moro than half way
through from the under side, in many places.
The tw,gs on many kinds Of trees. when no
treated, wither at once. Those on other kinds
remain healthy until about the time for the eggs
TO hatch, or about six weeks, when they split
open in the line OF the puncture and are mostly
broken off by the wind. He who has young
orchards or nursuries OF young trees near the
forest, is the only one who need dread the seven.
teen year cycle of this noisy, though very inter.
esting, insect. ID. b. WIER
Lacon, ILL.,, Juno 5.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15
@tSrellanp.
BY AND BY.

What If gloem he all around?
What IL Ills and wrong confound?
II you have a true mans heart,
ffyou scorn TO cheat or lie,
Nyou act noble part,
Joy shall bless you by and by
By and by.
Never mind though men should sneer,
Honest toll should know no fear;
Face the world with hravest mien,
Drive the dark clouds from your sky:
There shall break upon the scene
Stars oftriumph BY and by
By and by.
He's the nobleman who strives,
Who on honest labor thrives;
Who. on minds that now distress,
Pours loves balm more tenderly:
To kim there shall come to bless
Lies fruition by and by
By and by.
Man was never made to mourn,
Hopeless live and die forlorn;
Man was made to brayely hear
Man was made to hold on high
Hopes bright banner in the air.
And await the by and by
By and by.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

Some people make their religion go IA long
way. "A good woman bought lottery ticket,
tne other day, accompanying the purchase
WIN the soliquy. "rhc Lord knows how
ltil turn out It's all in the hands of the
Almighty, Ispose."
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

A Boston paper, wrl.ing Of u recent address
there, says: 1.-The discourse was an hour in
length, and was listened to with ability"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-15

LEO. BUJKLEY, Shorthand Writer, ohe,a
- cporer OF gth Judicial Circuit. Delano Block Otts
Attenas 70 the reporting Of In the courts Of III
' he taking Of dispositions, &C. "N aSrS :i.ro
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08
DR.. Railways Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with swset
gum, purge regulate, purify, cleanse, and strength.
en-. Railways Pills for the cure OF all disorders Of
the Stomach, liver, bowels kidneys. bladder. nerv.
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indigestion. dyspepsia bilousncss, billion, fever,
Inflammation OF the bowels, piles. aud all de.
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to effect positive cure. Purely vegetable con.
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A few doses of Railways Pills will free the avs.
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25 cent. per box Sold by Druggists.
Read " False and True" Send letter stamp
to RADWAY 4 co, No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands will he sent
you. July I1lyl
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08
. The Gsrnstt. Kansas, Plaindeale

The Garnstt. Kansas. Plaindeale'
tells the following: Zone day la,t we' h.
Mrs. DR.. Mackey. Of this city. WAS sitting
in her pallor sewing. when slrce frog came
in At the window. and took its way to =
d ,or and climbed up the door easing to
the top. Very soon arommon snake, abou!
three ieet long. came in at the window
was evidently looking for Mr., Frog and
took it's position in the middle OF the room.
and coiled up into spiral lorm' aud rect
ed his head several inches, and directed bis
eyes to the frog. Sosn the 'Iogss aiten-
ton was attracted to tie sncke, Directly
the frog became 80 charmed that It invol'
pntanly. but slowly. came down the door
ea.emcn. and along the floor and finally
entered the mouth ol Mr. Snake, evidently
to its great sa,isiscti n. when itslowly but
dscsrously retired from the scene Of his hi
umphsnt jnggery "
The Van Buren press., 1871-08-08

FLY TiME--A Connecticut paper feel,
ingly and scnsibly remarks When
Moses got up iles to bother the people o.
Egypt, his head was level. They are a
little the mesnest thing known in science
Take II Sunday afternoon. and between six
and eight o'clock IN the morning, when any
one - trying to get nap. and have per
verse. persistent. pertinseious. pusillani'
nous fly come to you thousand and nine
teen times in succession. is enough to make
a Pharaoh let 60. not only Of the Jews. but
his meerschaum pipe and his pretliest ser
want girls. A boaricr At one of our hotels
who was subjected to this plague of flies,
woke up the other morning With the bed
mattress twisted around his neck and tied
in a doube-bo knot We calculate that
he rolled over in bed so many times th.
morning. that il the same number of revo-
lutions were given to a mustard seed, II
would roll to Aa.ks and back again. y