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N. Y. Advertisements.
PROM s
ALBERT G. RICHARDSON'S
q cOrrespendenee once, 800 Broadway
NEW YORK.
CrIstadOra's Hair Dye!

CrIstadOra's Hair Dye!
Within a nut shell all the merits lie,
OfCristadara's never eQuHlled Dye; 4f
ked y makes black, 10 brown transforms a grey,
And Keeps the nbres always from decay. az.
This matchiess revitAlizing Hsir Dye sill holds lie
position as the most harmless and eicaeiouS Hair
Dye In THE WORLD. Prepared md cold, v holesale
andretail and applied In ten private rooms, at Cas-
rApoRAfi Not AsroR HousE, BRoADwAY, NEw YoRK,
and BY all Druggists aud Perfumels in the United
AGRNTs-JOhn D. Park and sOlOn Palmer, Gin.
einnHtl, Ohio.
March &.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
BUSINESS CARDS.

RIP. s. E. SPALDIEG,
attorneys at Law, Ravenna, Ohio. ofiee In Ph@nix
Block, directly over Coffin d Pinney,s Store.
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PRENTISS, HOPKINS & COMPANY.
The Age OF Steam /!

T me AND SPACE ANNIHTLATED !,
L Twenty years ago, goods were from two TO siv
weeks coming rom New Ork, now one wcek is con.
sldereu ample time; and merely to show how aston
you'd state that the large and varied stock of
SPR!A " SUMMER GOODS, we only few days
since purchased in New York (and being later thar
in on us, ami not knowing where to stow AWAY snr5
pie, we have commenced selling them at such
prices as must soon give us room for another stock
while the assortment is full. ''
We would say to those who cannot bring Cheese
butler, or ANY Kind of Produce, that we still take
M0EEy. PRENTlSS, HOPKINS a. CO.
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SWIFT-SURE LLNEI

Straight ahead, but coo!Gnd dsteadq-Noercite.
nent, and no danger Of EXPLOSION!
w E are now receiving from New York,
" alarge addition to our usual stock of
Drugs, PG5nts, Oils, Dyes, Brushes, Per6sm.
er9, Groceries, Glass Ware, DC,
including all the popular Patent Remedies in nee.
winch we propose to sell al such prices as will rive
satsiactlon. We shacontinue as heretofore TO max
proper deduction to such buy in Quantities for re-
failing PRESCRIPTIONS will be putup correctlyand our
customers may be assured that are not so anxious
pla % of those we do not keep "
Eight Dollar Brandy for six Dolors and other
IN proportion, to those who buy the m for Me-
diclnal use strictly and hoRestty. Jo None Others
hoed apply'9L sWifT'S DRUG STORE,
1, ,o Sign of the Golden Mortar
-9uI!i Icos, opposite the Court House
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Baltimore q Ohio Railroad.

MPORTANT to travellers for the North
i western States! New railroad route b.tween
Baltimore, Cleveland and Chicago! Opening OF the
Cleveland aud Ohio river railroad
The Cleveland and Ohio River Re iIroad is now fully
completed aud ol Ell for trade and travel from CIeve
land ard Belairr Oh tie Ohio river, fodr miles below
Wheeling. AT HClaiIe this new and most desirable
road connects directly with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad IRON Baltimore ard " ashngt0n, by steam.
boat ferry across the Ohio to Ben wood bnt quarter
ola mile distant. This forms most delightful route
from baltimore and Washington TO Cleveland, San
dusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, and all places in the
great North west haesnge is checked through to
lcveIhd and ChiCagO from Baltimore ard Wasg :
ington by this route, saving rs il trUu and
eApCnso on the Journey.
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President Q
Dated April 3, 1857. -
AMENDMENT NO. B,


ReSolued By Ihe General Assem6lu ofthe State ~
Ohio, Three-fflhs of tho members elected to each
House concurrng therein, that it be and hereby is
proposed to the electors Of this State to vote on the
second Tuesday of October next upon the approvaE
or rejection of the following announcement as ar
additional section to article eleven Of the Consttu
tlon. Every county which now is, or may hereafter
be entitled to more than Senator, Representa-
tive for the residue of the present dccennial PERIOD
or FOR All, orany portion of any subsequent deeen
nal period shall be divided into maIy Senatorial
and Representative districts there may be Senators
or Representatives elective in any year of the present.
or any subsequent decennia period which districts
shall be of contiguous territory, and each district
shall contain as nearly ratio for Senator or Repre-
sentative as is atainabe, without violating the rule
out dividing any township election precinct, or ward,
If any Representative, or Senatorial district, com.
posed oftwo or more counties shall by of any
excess Of population over ratio, be entitled to adj
dional Representatives or Senators for any portion
ofthe present or any subsequent decenhia period,
the district shall be divided into two Districts each
portion of such decennial period, which shall be
contiguous territory, and each shall contain as near
ratio as is atainable without dividing counties.
1fby reason ofthe neXaton of one Senatorial dis
trct to another, there shall be any of popu
aton over Senatorial ratio; which shall be entitled
to additional Senatorial representation for any Por-
tion of any decennial period, each district, now
constituted, shall elect one Senator.
Counties shall be divided into districsby the coun-
y commissioners such other board of Off ers cleo
tive and resident In the proper county may be prov
vided by law. At least four mounths prior to the
general election in 1858, the counties entitled TO more
than one memDer OF eher house shall be divided Inv
to districts for the residue Of the present decennial
pei od and at least four months prior to the general
election in the first yoar of each subsequent deeen-
NAL period, the counties entitled to more than one
member for all, or any portion of such per.
iod, in either both houses, shall he divided into
districts for the whole of the deeennial period. 4
description of the district of each county shall be
published as may be directed by the commissioners
NH. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representafipes.
THOMAS H. FORD.
President cfths Ssnsts.
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SOMETHING NEW:
PICTURES ON PATENT LEA TIER

Just the thing to senl by ymail-aeknowledged by
all To be the best thing for that purpose known. Cal
and get d2Zen for your friends.
Finally, YOU want first best likeness Of any size
or description, call at Ford's Rooms, and examine his
large collection of spec mems, and learn his prices
before securing them elsewhere, and you will be
vinccd that il is the place TO
.''Secure the shadow ere the substance fades.n
Rooms in Scymour's Block, north side Gf Public
Square. r' Ravenna, June 4, 1857
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To The Fashionable.
A. BIO CHI E.

Min HAS again commenced Boot and Shoe mf7io
wv RAVENNA House. He is thank full % for FbHS
pastfav ors, and hopes for continuance Of publ,
patronage, Having been foreman in several of tht
oest shops In different cities In the Union, he feel
warranted In pledging himself 10 give entire salts
faction TO his customers. &,
REP AIRING on short notice, in good or
der. Particular attention PAID TO cash customers.
Rayenna, April lG-ly.
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A Card.

T TAKE PLEASURE in commencing to
Il the confidence of the public and my business
friends, Messrs. PoE u BRoTHER as gentlemen OF
strict Integrity and prudence and have good reasons
from long acq uaintanee with them clerks, to be-
lioye that they win betray trust conhded in
them. r. w SEYNOUR
Ravenna, March 70, ie5F-H -
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O6 WITNESSES; OR, THE FORGER

w L
EC CONV VlCTED.
JOHN 5. DYE Is TIE AUTHOR,
Who has bad ten years experience as Banker and :
Publisher, and Author of
A Series of Lecturss at the Broadsray Ta6eruacle
when, for ten successive nights, over :
u Tj0,U0d pCopleeI il :
Greeted him with rounds Of applause, /
while lie exhibited the manner in which counter
foters execated their frauds, and the surest
and sho rteSt means of detecting them.
The Bank Note ERgrdgCrS say he is the greatest =
JudgG Of Paper .Moneg Hring. :
~ CENTURY FOR
DETECTTNG COUNTERFEIT BANK BILLS.
Describing every Genuine Bin in existence, aud {
exhibiting at glance every Counterfeit :
in circulation.
Arranged so admirably that Reference is Easy ard
Detection instantaneous.
U37No Index to examine. No pages to hunt.
But so simpliled and arranged that the Merchant,
Bankers aid Business MaL caL see IL al glance. =.
English, French and German.
thus each may read the same in his own Native 7
Tongue. :
NesT PERFECT BANK NOTE LIST PUBLISHED, z
Also a list If q
ALL THE PRIVATE BANKERS lN-AMERICA. <
complete Summary Of the Finance of Etfupe :,
aud America will be published in each edition. to =
gether with all the important News Of The Day. q
Also a SERIES OF TAlEF =
From an old manuscript found in the East Itfur. =
LlShcs The most complete History Of ~
ORIENTAL LIFE. =
and describing the most pe-pleXlng positions in
which the ladies and gentlemen of that country GO
nue through the whole year, and will prove the I.
most entertaining ever offered 10 the public. -
4**Furnished Weekly 10 subscribers only, at 81 -.
Der "nnum. al letters must I've addressed o ~
John S. DYE. Broker,
=, Publisher and Proprietor, &c Wall street, -
May Il. lsJ7-iy New York -
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Wanted.

Wanted.
900 Beef Hides; 500 Calf Skins and .oO0
OUV Sheep Perts, for whchiI will pay the hiehss"
market price in cash, or Boots and Shoes at my Boot
q Shoe Store In Ravenno, where have now on hand
a large assortment Of Doors, SHOES, RuSBrRs, &c q
suitable for the season, with general assortmente
sole Leather, Lining Skins and Shoemakef,s Findin
profit for cash or ready pay.
Oct. 9,ls56 JOHN GfLLIs.
MAHOGANY PALETTS, Palett Knives
w n!s,Artist's Brushesand Canyassat
HATCHE
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WAGONS, CARRIAGES &c.,

W AUONO, CAhhIAGES NC.,
ever offered to the people of Portage and ADJOINING
counties, and would invite all in want of auy thine
IN tnelr ine, TO call and examine their work before
buying elsewhere, they are determined not TO he
undersold, when the quality of the work is taken in
the account. Their work ismads Of carefully select
kinds of custom work in our lire hOrse shoeino in.
cluded,) done with neatness and dispatch The Com.
Pany deem 1t unnecessary tonoce the reference that
CAFRIAaE MAKERS IN RAvEKNA, and elsewhere nse
them. ~ "'o
n. B: The Company are about putting in ma
and matching. All in want of such work tax n"t;rns
RaVenDa, Nav 7. O '-0''NN'
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For Sale

EOF sale
A SMELL HOUSE and lot Of ground op
- p'Sie Dr: Swt's, on Chestndt street, in second
squa:e below the Courthouse, can be had for 4o5 40
ara on terms Of easy credit. Also, very handsome
6uILDING Lot on the east side Main street near y
Collins former residence 90 in feet front and 400 feet
IN depth, and well stocked with choice fruit trees ia
onered Tor sale. This is desirable location and s
eopreneht p 70 business. Fl. C. RANNEY.
RaVenna, September II 1e5G-tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

THE subscriber having taken the old sta nd
l. of Durham g. Gardner, two doors east oftbe brick
clock in Ravenna intends to the BooT SuoE
and LEATHER business in all its branches
He willkeep hand, to meet the wants of his cus-
toners, the Boota nd Shoe line
ofall Kinds ofboth eastern and home made work and
most Hlnds OF Leather Innings Findings Lasts, &c.
Allhome made work will be O the bestmatariaJtha
can be procured; and having engaged the services of
Mr. sHAw,to do his cutting, who has been employed
as cutter IN some of the best esablishmcntsn the
country, he aters himselfhe can furnish his custom
ers with any arclein the Boot and lint that will
compare In style and durability with the best work
made, either east or west. WA"
Cash, Veal skinsand most kinds ofproduce TAX in
payment-March IA, le55-32-tf. JOHN NGIILIS.
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Boots and Shoes,

THE subscriber has just received fresh
i supply OF Ladies and Centlemen,s eastern M ~
uiactured SHOES AND CATERS, which added u.T1a
70 his stock Of home made work make his as AIu
sortment complete. He is also prepared toVE
manufacture anything in his line for ladies, or gen
tiemens wear, of the best material and on sber no.
ee Confident of his ability to give satisfaction the
public are respectfully invited to call and exahino
prices and work for themselves.
Ravenna, April 80, 1857 WIN. d. DURHAM,
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I OOKING GLASS PLATES. French
- glass and franklin glass, to any desired nat.
tern for filling frames, at l. d. j. VANCE.SP
May II, 1857 Furniture Danot
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DICTURE FRAMES S--A large assort.
L ment, gilt, rosewood, mahogany, ETC., on hand
and made to order at short notice. |. 4 J. VANCE
May ID, 1857 No, Phnnix RIock
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RESS GOODS "A beautiful assort.
" mcnt Of Dress Goods consisting of
Plain plaid acd striped Bereges,
Plain, plaid and striped Ee begcs,
Plaid and figured Brillian:es,
Berege De LANES,
Summcr he laines,
Priuted Jaconetts,
Printed Lawns,
JacOnett Robes,
Ginghams,
Challies,
Prints,
etc. etc,
at POE BROTHERS..
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OOKING GLASSES Of every size and
- device ~ aginable, from 10 cents to $50, at
May IA, 1857 MI VASCE,S
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JUST LOOK at the varieties of Port Mon.
les Wal;t ts, Gard: Cases, Sewing Birds, Butter.
Knivss, Gold Pens, Rubber Penbolders and Pencils
&s&c.,a HATCH's
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FRENCH, common and cotton Bedsteads,
L "f the newest styles, with modern improvements,
selling cheap for cash at I&J VaNCE;S
MA! IL, 1891 Furniture Depot.
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Boots Shoes and Rubbers.

Boots Shoes and Rubbers.
II ECEIVED this day, direct from the man.
IUutActurers, large assortment of Boots, Shoes
and Rubbors, consisting in part c.
Ladies' Kid and Morocco Welts,
Z" Ties andSlps,
- Cloth and Enambled Congress GHtters,
Misses Kid Sewed Boots and Shoes,
Chldren's Leather Pegged Boots,
Misses Calf Sewed and Pegged Boots,
Congress Boots and CATERS,
Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children's Rubbers
COED supply and all sizes.
II FWe will pay the highest market price for all
kinds of Produce in good cash prices.
March 81, 1857. POE & BROTHER.
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w INDOW CORNICE, Cords and Tas.
w sells, Rollers and Roller.cnds, Curtain Trim.
mings of every description at I& J. VANCE'S
May Il, 1907 Furniture Depot
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NJ ETALLIC BURIAL CASES. Coffins
III and Shrouds-a full assortment t ali times on
nand at L. d J. VANCE'S FURNITURE DrroT.
May IA, 1907 No. Phoenix Block
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K 1TCHEN FURNITURE, of every pat.
tern selling cheap by the set or single article, at
May IL, 1857 I&J. VANCE;S ~
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POE & BROTHER.
New Firm.

THE Undersigned, having purchased Of F..
Il W. SEYNouR his entire stock Of Goods. would
say their fdends and he public generals that they
shall conduct the business as formerly BY adhering
strictly 10 teoNK PRICE sysiem-beeying Il 10 be the
only true way Of doing business. We shall endeayOT
. Keep on hand a. all times good assortment OF
DRY GOODS, aF
GROCERIES,,
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- SHAW l.S!--Plain and figured Cashmere
~ plain and embroidered Crepe, bacx md eolored
SIR, long and square Broche, Stella Shawls etc nt
april 80, 1857 Joe X BRcTHER'S
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hodges SPIRAL SPRING BED.
~ BOTTOM, Howe's Elliptic spring bed bottom
fuckers Excelsior spring bed bottom, fitted to Bed
steads, either new or old, at I.& J. VANCE'S
May "A, 1857 Furniture Dcnot.
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SECRETARY OF STATEis oFElcE,l
COLUMBUS, AprI4, 1857.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
stituhon amendments are correctly copied from
the original rolls on file in ibis Office. is2gs
h JAMES H. BAKER.
Secretary of State.
i-' -- sF gst& ,tss
| hereby certify that the foregoing proposed Con.
sututlon amendments are correctly copied from the
h. Z. CARTER,
csanty .dnditor.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
= EILJ I IULiOs
THE RAVENNA
Carriage 85zE e Manufacturing
c y Nj Z A Ny,

THANKFUL for past favors, would say
4 to all who are Interested in the Carriage trade
that they are on hand with oneof the largest and best
lots of ~ WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10

NORWEGIAN MrLK.-Bayard Taylor tells the
following anecdote Of " Landlady" in Nor
way:
My friend wanted glass of wine, but the
old woman said she had nothing but milk. We
were sitting on the steps with our pipes, short
ly afterward, when she said: "Why don't YOU
go into the house," at smells too strongly of
paint L answered. "But you had better 90
in, said she, and shufled off When we en-
tered, behold there were three glasses of yery
good MaOsala on the table. "HOw do you sell
your milk - L asked her. THAT kind il three
shillings dram, " she answered. The secret
probably was that she had nolicense to sell wine
L was remn d ID Of an incident which occurred
TO me in Maine, during the prevalence of the
prohibitory law. L was staying at hotel in a
certain town, and jestingly asked the landlord :
fW here is the Maine Law should like to see
1t. >" Why" said he, +" L have it here in the
house" and he unlocked back room and
astonished me with the sight of Private bar,
studded with full decanters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10

WANTS TO BE UNMARRIED. An honest but
unsOphisticated German applied to the Probate
Court, day or two ago, for n license to be un-
married, supposing il M easy TO undo rs to lie
the connubial knot. He said he had been
soldier in his native country, and had seen
great deal of hardship, but welded life was
more than be could bear, and he declared if he
could not get rid of his =. frau that he would
drown himself
The wife Of the German professed to feel a
romantic attachment for him at home and even
followed bIm across the sea Touched by her
devotion, and convinced Of her sincerity, he
married her here some six months ago. and has
SINCE LED the iiie, to use his own language, of u
We hope the law will interpose and dissolve
the connection between the +" tin paiI'' and the
unfortunate German, whose sufferings, nccortl-
ing to his story, must bs almost beyond endur.
ance.
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LOVES LAST REQUEsT.-" Farewell, fare
well, cried. 'When L return thou'lt be my
bride--till then be faithful; sweet adieu-in
silence oft I'll think of you" The glisteninc
tears strained her bright eyes-her thickening
breath is chOked with Sighs-her tongue denies
her bosoms sway" farewell.' tore myself
Out-as quick as thought I wheeled about.
. My angel, speak can aught be done to CON-
fort thee when 1 am gone? I'll send thee speci-
mems OF art from every European mart-Ill
sketch for thee each Alpine scene, to let thee
see where have been. A stone from Simplon s
dreadful height shall crafty thy curious sight
III climb the fiery Etna's side, to bring home
treasures for my bride; and oh, my life, each
ship shall bear n double letter to my fair.''
"Ah, George" the weeping angel said, and
on my shoulder fell her head For constancy
my tears are hostage-but when You write
please pay the postage"
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IJ There as such a place as Oshkosh. We
know some of the eight thousand people who
live there. The subjOined which reaches Us
from Oshkosh Wisconsin, what are YOU lafin'
at !'-it does comes from Oshkosh we are
assured is authentic in every particular, and is
given rer6attn! " The MethOdists are having
great revival here; and among the late con-
yerts is man whose profession heretofore has
been Three-card MOnte.' Times being some
what hard, . he has found little profit Of late
In his legitimate practice and recently be-
came thODefnlty converted, as the elders say
Night before last he rose from his seat. at the
suggestion of the elder, that he should like
to hear any ones experience" and com
menced Brethren and sisters the Lord has
blessed me very much. 1 never felt 30 happy
IN all my life getting emb0rrassed) say, I
never felt so happy: (n,Ore sm5arrassed.) If
any one thinks L ever did, they can get a
HUeIy bet ont Of men There was a very
small snicker then, and the elder followed with
some remarks on "human depravity."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-09-10

VEGETABLE CELLAEs.-It is difficult to un-
derstand on what principle SO many market
gardeners endeayor to carry on their business
without the necessary convenience Of yegeta-
Bile cellar
Without this, even in the summer. he must
OF necessity be very much at the mercy Of
trucksters, who, too lazy TO cultivate for them
selves, manage to pick up a smart living on the
industry Of others. With the keenest iudy-
ment, 1t will frequently happen that gardener
gets large quantity Of produce together, with
the expectation of quick sale, and finds to his
modification that everybody else had, like him,
bought great load, and the consequence is
that be must sell at any price, spoil his goods
for want OF storage for nj ght or two. In the
fall again he must sell out there is no help for
1t, and that ut % per cent. below actual prices
and %, and often 100 per cent below winter
prices.
His produce once disposed of. then he has
nothing to do for four or six months, but squan-
der what he toiled 50 hard for. and all for the
want Of an occupation, which the selling Of his
own produce would give him, suppOsng he had
a cellar 10 store ii in during winter.
For market gardener, we consider good
warm cellar as necessary part Of his cOnye-
Riences as a horse and wagon.
The following method of preserving vegeta-
bles in winter by the Russians is given In an
early number Of Loudon's Gardeners Maya
zine, and may not be Ill-timed at this season.
We have kAOwn cellars Of the best description
built under ground, the roof arched with brick
work, and covered with at least three feet Of
soil
"Cabbages are preserved in the gardens (set
close together TO save room by building n roof
over them OF old boards, covering them with
the old dung Of the hot-beds, or the cleanings
Of the garden, and the shoyelling over of all the
earth from the adjacent beds. If the ground
Is dry, and it is possible to dig downwards the
house Of it may be so called) will be warmer !;
but the best situation is the brow Of a hilIock
Two tubes or chimneys are erected to let out
the confined air when il thaws, or towards
spring. Leeks, celery, in short all similar veg
etables may be preserved in the same way The
chimney must be stuffed up when il freezes