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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11

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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
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irro Gicrmit 9c9ctcn. paF Die llntrricfnrtcn ais
Nrmnlratrrrn pcn rrr Sintc laiitni6aft pcs per-
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limb irlGe cir np6 rsGtmSBiBe 6crNmunBcn bns
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Statt lu nctmcr tertrn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
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Tbtl0rtJrbto nit ttnan 0rr8sn ztei rsa Epatiabrs
uno 92inSr; Sitter 3urtd9ct:byt tIi'tbtnb nus
Gheics DrcG Bttcr, dis WouS DcIaias
grFan 9ipiU, GIpocnE, 6Ttn6 WcrInee, Sats
tune, 10 ric ale @rtcn yen f4mar3nn, esIysIf-
tenn unc TGnr9 GeiccR
Observation-Disclosures, aN Eu3,
GdiiImercE, S1ttInett, Gwcsb, GeNtuf2 9tars.
GRbiegs, gleiten3rr9e, GtaeHs, 9aRrI9uft
Na0 StrtmPff.
ir1an,r:t7 it t.n'n Gg9 mtlG:a GT:T:mtn., ron els
tta Artea @u:lr, ia 9,lr-51@d) in s,nIm 4g'ttn9ss
rlbttsu gchr 0'boltsn otrc}n pth5 it3 ale an eIl
uisrrt9ltn DlarrFrH5In rGrTau'rn r>rrIG
Grim gNt TcniH5Fr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11

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ttmSnt Stftn ttittbcno aus crtm erfnnIittr SmI,
nom:ntttb aus Nctb, porlor, 98trtb: uno Sthfs
StuttnsOcftn, 3tnu: unO tocbG2Baartn. Gr bcmuht
fh ittts atIcS gu ba;tln pos lttnsm G5Eibdh Jucbt,
uno III outb prn ocn bclttn 2trbittr uu0 NRottroen
atmad,t. 8ticnosrs ltufMGrtamteit miro Dem Dab:
un0 Otd.Stlbift SeUIomtt, ruStSbss tHlm5r an. bic
bsts 9Ranitr uno llbr tiat9 oue9eiUbrt wtrc.
9Suts ud;bs Nrtjtd bititr art Su touftn wUufhsn,
TnO ebrsrtitti9t tjn3uactr 6d tbm onIuruftu litnt
Nrbtit 81 ttratt;u, unO Die nitoirl rilGGn gu per:
nsbmen. SIcs 2(rt GIldarGsit wjro iblsuaj9t Gus:
9cfihrt.
o. Its Scfn, GiIn, Gupfer, g2tg, G3hi unr
3iuu rpirb tn, Uu$laHib Fir nIu3 GGaagsa cuS:GtN:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
Sefentlt6e 8en0u.
Gienitaas nnb altittmpas, ben 10. I'M

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9 aa hi. Dtdr3 nihitrna,
an bsitrn Sagcn Inn 10 ll6r ScrmlttanS Irlicn
am Sauic bst serlcrtcnrn 90 d t a m Ni 0 + y,
Iebtbin pon StrriIuccn SaunIdip, 2e6a Gams
ts, fr9enre Otter SFentIidb Serfauft mrpen,
l1nli6:
2 CUTE s6afpsrec nit G,rfdirr, 6 GgRit6fdbc.
Sinner, Gin gutter 8ua, 6 Shrsine. GrsIhs
rtnIGine NIT gfcrce9sralt. 2 Saurrnmdacn. cine
gRinnmiible, StrUbbarf, Seulriteru nit SdCmcl,
PfIusc, eB9rn, Sderria, gGagrnbaotY, SpNjicrs
waacn nit 0clGirr, Suttertrce, S6rcttitc cine
sSal3e, SclftIttcn, gSelI6tcrnege. 2 9Fuss.
wad9en, Stcifwan9c, 0plSlsitrrn, Sptrrs uno
Stttcttrn, g4ciI6fcmIhGler, cine Frtt NIuicn
unp 6rn;tcarb, Ylanfen. Scu mb StrrG, Nli1.
nne 6rulotetn, GteiniAlG9el, Strinbrctr. Sc.
Idrr, S6t1gcl unp &eitcG, 5laGstrcd,e, Sdip.
sen, Sdmtn9miibIe, 0rutboden. Scl5art, 9rams
fdsr unb ShLeiIlttin. n.-5erncr
SonuSs unb 6 6rn9rritb c,
aIs Srttm unt Settlstln, Gdrsrts, 8c6cfrn.
SclSrfen nit 8rbr. Slide unO Stibtc, Slnf,
S6rlnfe, 6auSubr nit SaIlcn Trsf, furFrrnrr
nnp GiirnfeiF1, 3itu unp StSnrrr, @uttrflE
5aBer nit gBi9. Gjrunrtrsrrn. bic !calfE elmer
S}urlfnalttnc, cine 6Ijntc, Sufarbaut smCi
@IuIeN6ntrs, s,pd 9SdlCnrsdn, S5ruGtIIdc,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
Sefentli0e 9cn6ll.

Samito8S ben ii. Tcbrunr nShitcne,
Nm 1 lltr gla&n,ittaos, pllcn am !9auIc bcs In.
ttrI6rstsn'n in nntcr'Macun9ic 9ounIttp, Qcs
tta Snunt9, foI9'nre tewc9jidc Gjater ouf Il,
frntIiGer Srnsu prrtauit wrren, uamlid,:
Gin 5amitien gisro, smct quite milatGEe ,ip
t'sduls Sautrnwa8m io gut ais ncu, nit Sapy.
SIN SpasisrmaBen, !0cuihcmct unp 2ettsrn, g0inp,
nlibIr, Strcbbaaf iO gut ais ncus, Yftuo une
9FusSwaagc cine gN1e 10 gut tnIS uu, 9cu. unp
g2ia9atftr, grtcp, GrutbIdr, Shippe, WiRbas
Ten, Spct Sctt g5uIf8ci&irr fc gut ais ncu, &u.
nirts, 3iume, SliutbaIpcm, grrc, Spcrtcttc,
Serpel, 0'ruurtmreu brim SUiGcl, 70 wic aud
Gin Ietr trau6tarsr Sdrant CMilincr Case, }
8sttlaee, 70 rsie aud crRr GSIsc oU6nsr (Jerscy
Blues) au4 Gin Ietr gutter 9une. une ionIt ur&
Sauss unp Snucrus@ us@rratblaaftrn gu umlSnp'
lid 3u melecn.
Srepit une Tufpartur8 ecn
Grhn 9(Itrrd,t jun.
.. g. Saut, 9tuttirnrcr.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
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otr Gtrf uno auttn gBtucn rCn . &c d rs
mthl6stonnttr 9 nbcrs0 arb an9etauft hGttn,
Ituttr nun Die Nufurrtiomttit eEs Quflitums auf
Ole SDorashc, ba9 fr esn Gtci ots .bcfIS crncutrt
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9rss.t uno REt3trpibtts NNcrtcmsut ocn iteT Scrr
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aIS Il IN IaCutluu srrhanren mar, ptlhcs mir on
orn allerniGctritrn 4rtiiGn gu psrt0ufiu eClcnrcn
hne. 2Htr Crotbttn cs ots Gbtrfufi9 cine gitt cGs
9on;cn umfon9reitbEn StCds mitjatbtiLcn tEriutc
umia5t ale Strcu rcn
2SeiB'pnr, @slb'9ine, Semlcd. Spruce mc am
rfrts Saubclj rtsnf1us Vatten unp EattGrn,
Shmccln, 6enj. .YiClcn, We9cl,
unr uStrbaupt itrCn IrtitAoSr gum &oucu 9straud,t
miro unp IN ibr Soh 9tbSrt. Sn 8crbincun9 nit we'
tbtm IL anf pano baltSn iSes Art pcn
frrtisrn Slppr.Sp0rbs.
gsjr taoIn othtun9SvrG ro5 pubtitum siu an;uru:
f,r, uuItrn Strt in 2luscRkbEin ~ ntbmtu une un:
itrt Yrttit in Crfabruu9 81 trin9cn. che mon aa:
ccrsmc tauft, f. ca6 man ftb oss &crtbtils pGNi9
dttr3tustn lnr9I.
D0nftor fir 0trcfTirt 0uutfbaft brTtn auf pli:
ttrt @unlt bss YuRttums,
6. 90. &rrrlrr unb 81.
Siaunor :. 1857. 3G
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11
SeTCntliOC 9}CnDu.

9irnitag6 rcn II. 6Ctruar na6Frna,
~um l2 ltbr 1iitto1s. fpacn am 6nuic tct Inter
fdrictcnrn IN Sitp 9Vbct0nl Sdunfdp Qc6n
GImto, icIgcnee ghtjtcl 1ui ETtrtibcr &Wpu
rertduit irrrctn, uIulHN:
! SAafTsfrcc, woruntcr eins trnNcnrc MGtrr,
sin 2.jlbrr3 uuo Gin tsj11vtS 6UtIcn, ItNpc,cb,
Shwtine 2 tciebtc 4'9GulS E3T9rn. cin 0iulS
sEIgcn nit ydncn unp DCthIrl, Niilc ulo Is
scn. Nfetpclrihirr rgn outr 2Ht, 5r1rmcesn,
SNOpitS. l9eI}' mc Sl8r. ShIitt:n. , Y1ar
Gstu!citrrn unp Sdcmd, ShubtGrrcu, Stc,fs une
YEusS, ,l3aalcn, . SpI;cr.@G&Jcn, cNrr rnccN
nit 2drnen unp Drih.cl, init 0jtitirr, Srcrr.
unc Gub'iittlen, ONlts mo 0tu.GltCtn, cine
S6winsmiNIr. cine Shjd, MaidiNc, 6aa5tre.
den. 5rubtreif, G'raslenicl, loctsirn, Strni4lc.
gel, 0ru5blds, Spltt9ritirr cine grpGe 6nut.
Hnp ,pe teinsre 0lus'llbren, i Scttnu II. Bet.
kpen. Slide. StiitIe. Dratr, ShrIntt, &lcn,
GtSnnCr. 1ibrr, &u!crfoB. GtlntriIel, tups
fcrne &cNcI. GilsnNafcn, Gin 9rrBcr Rodofrn, Gin
iIsinrr StcintoblcnsSfen, locll6icn cine Stint,
SGttd uno 3iume, 20 6ruttiGtt, cine Strpt.
Fanf, unp nct3 pitlE anewc NrtiIsI gu umItanpld,
gu mrlpcn.
Die Sson9nsra ant GaEaufttagc unS Guf.
rartun9 ppn
gGttinm Q0crmrr.
gtraNam 3;e3mfuF, &pcticnwr.
Sanuar 2S. nn3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-02-11

9i0tbla6 betuiri9t on GCutttrrrn fir 1856
&clIEttcrtfGcmmiiRcn fir 1856,
St3abIt fllr rit 99,Iij Rtdnur9 tttanut
81 nl0hcn, tnut Suitturltn
StmhIt an Den 8rl9ocC Suirtttrr, Inut
Suttfurl
pCSlhIt an Die Gaunm rcmmiIGcncrS fir
njt5'9s 81 t in NRiltj.!tn0dtglnblitIn
p.rEpu Get
8s;ahtt an y. N. NQtrf, @hlitboG NrtjE:
ltrr fir 1856
8tjabtt IN Shcmos StttGi, 2tUn Riifds,
9Iiobtt an CAPT. ShlCGir, 22OIlbin9trn
Rcjfsl:RIn9trs
83abtt on .ocnrp DrrncN Vutnam 2trtiI:
GtrilfIn
@t,ablt an ScTpb Giodtnta6, @aT,biu9s
ten Srurpt fir 1855.
8E;ahtt an Hoom Shsircr, GEhsittaI
Gruprr. fir 1854, 1855 UNI 1856.
Shosmtilr6 Grmmiincn fir SlO27 so,
Bd0nj ftm Stoot lbuIliI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
nRA,n nlplAL MRRIINa IN rHE YouRrH WARD

GRAD RBeIAL MRErIS6 IN TEE FOURTH WARD.
he'd On ISa1sday svsnns ssP.mSsr .aasrs igpea
b. ne Junction q he ns. spws,g Eoo.e,s saa gs,oo
sery and Joseph Rose elected President VII, waias
oDonn.n then read he following resolutions which
whereas as Saependen, voters Of he Fourth ward We are
oonvered 70 nigh. In mass meeting according % Ae che
on al ho,e N treasures which are cass.sd % scn no
which We believe % be true fo1udsau and he ao,hsisn
and oeres and whereas III, he @
% free ven. q those trrei O ndgnaoo which
those Agerne q The las: e which have B-ea
fsn. from the rural Districts -ho have themselves
Dc SSss s s.s e. sss.'ee to rem
Resolved rhs, iee The vial nscss~.y and he para
morsS the easss and sresa,s o. Inc rm
s ss Ard As Ne SSd So If fS !. oar rae
ec'ors We wosld earnestly and Sosadsn,y sppssl y ali
and 70 sacrifice Ter our eou non cause All hsr persons.
sncs 50 :. 2 es.s % as des Q. roys%osr hsrca.1
drive back I, their primitive obscury The black Republicans
riys ,ss sad rr.sSs ,oui Pooi bleed
Resolved Thai we Do not despair Of republic nor Of ne
safe and permanent ssoendsnct OF democratic principles
our .s 81 s p suI s' s S.5
Ssd TPsa % 60 gerss snsfEss SHOULDER so Ter 70 shoulder
celor q proud city The foul and pssufersus
s ns s .r rns y sap s psns n sGs and
lS e, . g's' s sssssl
q al that pund and hopefu IN orr I'm cratic creed and
port .e r,so.nss = chic q Ss Old sioss q wssa way
be sad, ah WAS proclaimed o. The old Roman, that ron
could more ess turn he from We has va3rcius
from The pan ol ,,tge ara in.eg.iy /" .,--,--.,--
Resolved That look ovsrd the Approaching election
rovemh With aniiou. l,ug,ps and ndeut hope sa,
win be able 70 retrieve ground redress grevous
wrong. and us We sha succeed in scattering the wind
men of this great and prues CITY
Resolved Thai approve Of pdepesdaat fearless
word resisting handed he vile schsmes and
raohnsons Of shs bsok republican cllg ne cursa The
thai crush him Win our NOS. determined
opposn'os, ssd only tend fAseo ham more nrly u
Received, that hearty rscce II pro~pecs Of union Of
The democratic crGArkscn 10 his city, animation
and u. bitter and ccusicus among
The leaders Of The democratic party This county ard ha Ne
q being oeneused between them. mairimonIL even, ms,
devouuy wihed for b. homes, Who
NE his nuch desired union We have ssus
SURE sword, with orr resenerous and intoierant fes
The ssens va nep ABLY and soquesy addressed By the
phen d. Disye ,Harry krcusius Conrad ~ e.
Amer which me meeting adjourned tyng nre cheers for
PlrFicE cRow, Secretary
TWELFTH vARD.-THE DEMOCRATIC oRaAHIzA.
ton OF The Twelfth ward will AT Rapelyea,a corner
laOh stree, aud Eighth avenue SEPT Al ocloos r. NJ 70
mtn Of deiegsis 70 he s,ae Cony,pon 10 bs hss ~
cure on the 10Th inst HENRY RICHARDSON, President
r. Cooelr, Secretary
W. THE UNDERSIGNED, PREsrDRsT AND &c
w cretares Q, The fineesh Ward Democratic association.
s.ss1s :ss:S' s sss ie tsas
i..ss Bell yi Tor sisfnss. .r o'''s''
5 J. H !, sT.sisros ,ssor,s.r's..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

q nan lln SUGARS VARIOUS GRADS or IA
L.UUU.UUU vars domestic spd German ma gfar,pe
indnceners offered v cash pgrcnssevs under
sell ne msrsel eaa be si0et " ealing On
~ ChSsEs, ~ Bruadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
PosT oFFIcE NOTICES.


DOsr OrrIcE NOT1CE-THs MAuR ron uURoPR
via Souhampop ssd Bremen, per United states sesmer
North STAR VIII close ~ MS oce Saturday the day Of
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster.
DOsT OFF, rOTICE Tim MAILS FOR OALTFoR.
and Eouth Pacific coast per tpi,ed steamer fi
nor win acre a. this oce ON saturday tbs 9Th DAY Of SEQ
''''''' ISAAC v FOWLER. Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

ENoURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN Asso
Is citation The members OF the Democratic Republican
Association OF the Fourth ard win saturday
ing Sept At O'Clock, al the National, r. Ceyies No
Roosevelt street. elect delegate and
State Convention, pursuanl call OF tse General
M. BAIRD Presideal
s Tsi Lp ssrni, }sers,.res.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

GOD wARD-THH DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN AS.
a. soclation of this ward viii corner Fifty
fourth street and Seventh avenue Saturday evening Sept
at ~ oc eek for the of taking the
elect delegate and atarnAts delegate
State Convention 70 De held at Syracuse 10 inst
GAkkIT a. STRIK BR, JR., Presto cot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

uoRsIs AND oAR8rAoB AT 4 BARaAI-oHn
III pair p5usea is hands high Slowly rood rosd
s.ers and without huh biemAh and yeass GA ono
aouhs nArnsss nsasiy lss one SQUARE panel DO. buzz
one shnx seal ciAxe 70 seat two o. four arst NE Or
and rockAwAy uscd but str weoks The
tes syie and pattern made by Miner seveus Broadway.
panel sides each the above have pole and sha Any
wanting % The above property buy ria h.
Apply At The br,ck private stable IN willow place bsswss
Stale and yorAlemon srv~a Brooklyn fec rods Wal
souih ferries q address boz lS.6 Post oBce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

JORsE BUGdY AND HARNESS FOR sAI.R-A
IL brigh, bay horse eight years ola l6S hands hgA As
traveller sosnd kind under the saddle
nne nnshcd Dor buggy ana harness. made order and
bus little used coating 500 scd for want u only. PROC
q he esabahment $50 Ma be nj vlsNrys stable,
nxhtsenh street. between broadway and FIN avenue
qulre OF Mr. CLnAKY or Charlie Poiin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05

INTELIICENCE OFFICES.
sDrsS HousgKErPERs AND FAMILIES CAN NOW
IA be supplied vh good civil capable help
institute and hnrne, 18 Eeverh corner OF Sixth
Tee eSabishmebi IL conducted By respectable
sVelcsn lady.
THIS Day wANTGD-AT wOODwARDS AaENCY
800 Fourh avenue, good oooks and assist IN
ng and ironing Girls for general homework fret
ard bo 70 Assist In washing and ironing
ngo shor distance the country The best wages 70 those
VITO can cNme vel recommended Also smart active boy,
70 nase himself renersy useful
MARVELLOUS CLERKS roR Day GOODS AND
w go,ery siorse ~c clerks for sh opng and ticket oces
ne oondr ihree porers, one boskkeeper tvo bsrkeep
" Two trpsess drivers, tgo brAk two bagTagemeu,
Ie6 Broadway
WANTED-t CLERK roR A STEAMBOAT 3 CON.
~ ghNHe brakensn n. men for steamers express dri
ers pnfrs ~ stores bOokseeper rfrls ~ travel and
~. To- 80, ana trades Apply 70 CULLEN Co, No.
WhrkD-tI HnrDsRsONs DOsFsrIC AgFNCr
sb eY employment cooks lsundresses chs mberna A and
gfs Qr genera bousework. Well Recommended ser vrns
are rrgisiered free of charge WV
VIZ H. HEsDsasoS, Proprietor.
WAFfEs-s CbsRK ron AN OFFI1s an sooV-
r,e Eslsry. Apply y, the Merchants I.vks seytsspv
eNce Nj Hr0adway l. Stnaupus prt~n.~s ~ ~, -,
misn chsEed bsore The place o,anea Resiaering All
sd'trising fee g. cents
NAFTsp-A OLERK. AMI VAN no DRIVE
- VISOR ~ an cypress yce Wages for ce-t So year
driver 50 nuuh Ccnstsnt implement 10 psrtss VINO
SIT ArIv ~tb recon mentaaops, 81 16s Fulton street.
BrooAYB, bsieleHt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-05
nYFICn OF TIE HLIyOB U1MrRAL xAIL1OAu
. Company New York August n. leU.
A. meeting Of the Board Of Directors O tAe unnoa O.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, 30.

LII PERSONS ENGAGED IN GROWING AND FR7r
ing stock are advised to call At the Harlem depot cornes
OF Him and Franklin New York and COLIN ANH
great farm mill and locomotive straw and fodder cutter
ration The greatest machines OF kind United
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1857-01-29

DR.. Parish twice in his manner of pronouneing
while the doctor was reading hun short arti-
Gle the day before his death, and that when the
Dr.. hesitated about adopting Mr.. RandoIph's
mode of pronunciation. the dying man ex-
claimed, in his usual impatient, alb. olute man
ner: 8a -e.r f. .HHa H.E
PASS en-, sir, there can be no doubt of it,,
This had seemed TO me to have been slightly
colored by the biographer; but the accompany
ing incident convinced me that it was but the
ruiiag passion strong in death.
When Tazwell was at the zenith Of his
tame, on one occasion he made speech at the
bar, SURPRISING even himself in oquence.
On finishing, RanpoIph approached him and
complained bitterly, with an oath, that twas
fated that nothing human should be perfect
Tazwell, who was receiving impassioned con-
gratulations from his friends, asked Randolph
what he meant. His questioner, with all his
usual acerbity, demanded:
why did you no. say horizon instead of
hor izo'? Were If not for that d-s: barba-
rism there would have been one perfect human
production
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From the Iowa Farmer and Hortleulturist.
THE CHINlZ BUG.

Editor of the Ioiod Fdrmer.-Last Summer
my wheat was considerably injured by the
chinch bug. When harvesting we found them
of all sizes, from full grown bugs, down to
little fellows, SD small that they cohld sca cely
be seen with The naked eye. After harvest
thought no more about them until after the
first hard fros;s IN September, when l found
them i. great numbers on the corn stalks, un-
der the lower end Of the blade. where it en-
circles the stalk, about the second and third
joints. They We're hen all alive and still of
different sizes, since then no notice has beer
taken of them until u, w, whep find them in
the same place, though they are now dead,
and partly dec yed; but their remains on be-
ing rubbed, produced the same disagl leab.e
smell, as when alive.
New, die these bugs pass through their nat
ural cou Sc of existence, ard die at the proper
time? If SD, ,ohere and when we've the eggs
deposited for the next brood. or generation?-
Or. were they (ihe bugs) prematurely destroy.
ed by The mnch wet weather in the fall and
thus prevented from being on hand to propa
gate tieir species next spring?
In the.spring of '54 we found thousands oi
these little pests in our Nursery as early as the
last Of April. Does any body knom t.e natural
habit IF this bug' ROB'T. SEWERS.
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me in the street. 'Letns make haste, so that
may note this Sonata while it is fresh in my
memory E+ @
"We returned, and he remained writing un-
til after daybreak
''Such is the history Of this Sonata TO the
Brightness of the Moon, which We all love so
much. -......
81 still seemed to hear the old musician af-
ter he had ceased to speak.
/ '.'And did Beethoven afterward give lessons
10 the yonag grip | at length inquired.
''He smiled melancholy smile, shaking his
head.
Beethoven never afterward directed his
footsteps toward that humble dwelling. The
excitement over. his interest in the blind girl
passed likewise; and, although the brother ana
sister undoubtedly expected him for long
time, he thought no more of them, except pei
haps when he cast his eyes on the pages Of
this Sonata. And is not this the general way
of the world?' .. -.....
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From the Iowa Farmer and Horticuturist.
CULTIVATION Of the LOCUST

"Ehen you are ready to plant, put y ur
seed into some water-tight vessel, and pour
boiling water upon them until they are COM
pletely immersed. The vessel Is then covered
and left to stand in warm room, When the
seeds, in the course Of two or three days, are
found to be swollen, the water is poured off,
enough. Of course, still adhering to them to
maintain moist condition. The vessel is
again covered, and left to stand. as before, till
sprouting has fairly commenced, or the seeds
generally begin TO protrate the.r radlcle.n
They should then be p!anted as q iickly as
po- sible, and covered 10 about the depth Of an
inch. gently pressing the soil upon them
Plant as early in the spring as the soil can be
suitably prepared, and SO that the young plants
may run no risk Of severe frosts shortly after
their appearance above giomd. II designed
for nursery plant in drills. three and a half
feet apart, that they may be worked. II a
grove is the object, let the seeds be planted on
the ground where it is desired to be, aud close
enough to trim themselves as they ow.-
Prepare the ground thoroughly previous to
planting. Cultivate the young uees for three
or four years, as you would corn. II desira-
Bile, corn or potatoes may be cultivated with
the trees for tn first two years. b.
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The attention Of the learned world Is now
engrossed, says The Independent Beige, by an
invention, which promises TO be of universal
usefulness. Mr.. Thomas, of Colmar. after
thirty years hard stndy and assidnous labor,
has at last solved the problem of calculating by
mechanism HIS machine, which he has bap.
tised 'Arithmome.re,' is applicable TO the me-
chanical solution of all arithmetical opera
tions, from the simplest to the most complica-
ted ones. This instrument solves with infalli-
BILE correctness. not only the four ruIes-addi-
ion, subtraction, Multiple alton an. division
but also ascertains the pow ers of quantities,
extracts the roots Of numbers, resolves trial.
giles, reiu,es ordinary and decimal fractions,
and defines the rules of proportion, Sc. Its
rapidity 10 execution is such as 10 defy the
ablest calcnla.ors. A multiplication Of eight
numbers with eigh. numbers is execnted in Is
seconds; a division Of sixteen ciphers thro igh
eight ciIhers, in twenty four seconds The
mas hnery is SO simple that, after the expira-
ton Of FIVE minutes OF instruction, the most
gnoran head knows enough at calculating TO
defy with its h.lp all calculators i, ra?idity and
correctness. The .Arithmometre' Is placed
in a small, light box. which can be easily car
lied in the pocket, and is $, constructed that
its mechanism can scarcely ever be deranged.
1t is already in operation in several great COM
mercial houses, the house of Roihschild, and
in the mint of France, and it will soon be as
common as letter-rr,s,es sE~