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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
,Reue DeutI6e Qpptbefe.

9Br boten @prbpsNsde Der 4tcu mS 9rcubfrosc zine n,ue
DeutIde gpcibcfe crriflst, in tpeIhcr mir oGc bcutlhen 0rdsarots
eaItsn unS ouss 81 unlsrsa ggsiaait aottmenrise frtf6 unS ppn
Der behef Sualttat ltte r~prr6tbi9 boNen rpcreen. gSir lotcn bees
bab ole Oeutldbe unb unNre Sreunbc Gin, tri unS Spr;ulprehcn.
tint ielblt bic auolitat mnferer Nfcbietnen #u Uetiu ben Nttcpts
wtrben nit alcr Sprsfa!t bes Nadt6 uuh Sa0cS bcreitct. 9e.
nelun9en rpn, 0anbc rcroen ouf bS Yunflidilc te'prot.
Senltr9IGS ub 9inlel ppn acn Sprteu NIB grGEe.t,
Uarbcr Sn allen Sualtaicl unp Manufactureu,
9crtmpnnaics up Scifcn gu ben biuisitsn Irciltr unt
1n allen Spren,
parThnertcn, g'urltcr, 8amntc, SpiletIptracI. 66s
tee GpIniltcs S8aMtr, @rmlrse IL. bal.
lnb ldS friI6 III baben.
Spebcn erbthen mir cine ntue 0abuns por Grtractcn f%ron,STIdsr
Simbeersn unb Grbteercn S6fte, tpcte mir gu ben biaiahtn Vrei.
len rerfauftn.
G~brlrsiide Snfrumcnte, GiSarren, 2abaf II. bal. ,pessn it.ts
sprr6tti9 eebdtcn.
@u5aGethnete g8sine, tprl6e niht semiIht ub nrr ben 0ror.
fen fe mciltcn @rbttaten ttun, iperben ebcnfaus in arc6cr WloIT,
pprrdtbis 8etaten.
l%lcbcrbaurt Gues. mas ;u inherent GcIh6fts otb6rt. mirt pru
bsn belten bsitl6en, erslilten, %fransSlihtn unS amsrifaniibeu
Snnbllnlen be,r9en.
Strr 9aul 6ii@er, beutIter @ppteftr, ipelher ib bcmltcn
mtrb unlert Ni!hen itels nit Der 9rbBtsn guimerfiamteit III bchonr
helm, miro istn StfeS basui bsttrassn, I'm, ben g8uuiden unicrsr
Aunbtn Yplfpmmcn AZ eEtlpretcn.
llm ;ahIrsiden 3ulprub bitten
Warrtn9 II. 9eartc,
&pptbsfer unb Gbtmifcr.
Yaul Uil@tr, oeutlHsr @pplRetfr. H.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
rates unD Gsnbsrs (&aminsitter).

w " " iltttJ.
Sunfb,ntert emailuts @rates unb GsrbsrS ~ 6sra6asisbtsu
grulsn! = Ger lnters ifnets fabrt tas sr6Bts Eager BON Wretss
blfum enrirt mprr'n if. gratss fnb baleIbit su fntsn nod ben
ntn(sn N,uNern unf So'pns, ae S%teredtee :l9epiBte sOsbhde, yer.
antns, tw I'D %tsrntsrs ale ethtsn;ierbt fir ben @Ommtr siansn.
snlnoec eue Stoft ub Yano mertrn pNntHi6 unb l%crsTdio
9ri,n tcrini meben un6 erbalitn ben 8ebrdudll6fnG iScount be
baari gCOhirr9.
2l lllttrHld rtts bhtsi SorSuprtden III Der ogeae 'unb Sra6
Country, 3ieinitr., Spti@eR s. u. .. Ctr, Gtdmpne, 9a.
SamWel o. Dtno6u.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
MiulifnIiiNe Wnafine.

SD erlaute mir tierrit bos 9cctrte ticiSe me auSwGrti0s Nnz
bHium ~ beaaSri%!issn. beb i'd elm arr@nssmsnt sctrUNni babe,
muittaliiAr 9rands, wie Sals, Gpuesrtr, Sercnaben u. I. 10. III
absrnekmen;; 80 NJ tetaHnt. raB bae !Srdeirr bes 3Esaters Won
fen bcnrn 9iultern Nudmrnbs telckt 1T, mcsholb es Tincm 9wci.
fl unisrlisst, rap ll he etnaissn Mufndse CUR ]bclpn6srsn 9iIrsl
htnbeit a~ueSututltn I'M Stanee len werbe unb bite eabcr lin, Sir
CUNT unb pe 9Bpbmpucn bs seebrten Yubluunrs. "" ~
5. u. Stpfenbrr0tr.
MuiitSirCetpr am bieiiotn 8 bro,rr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
Gorni ,ll ~nerfnufen-

100 adsr bes tefsn geaIbtanbts. tbtuwsife ssudrt. @,usn
zoe Hldmono Oil Der sBtliameburscr StraFs 9elssen, itsbtn unter
ben %sunittsfsn aStotnsunesn gu sertaufn. 9as Bette Saubel, &C.
lTset itl aTf ets'snt glass unp ssdt bas. prsnnbU;, bas auf Bent
lelben eeiblagct werbrn Fam, ben 8~aufsprtiS bi wcilsm. yos
N6bere 1T in Der Sffee B. @l. iu erfraaen. ~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
6. Oeunts

HaGt benz @utlifnni bic &nmise, ba6 or 9Detser, aern unb 9,uoosn
,u benz b64rtn @torfprsiS ouffauft unb aud auf Ser!onoen o ~
&rbl untonl4t. Die @lupls %pslsIben fsDt fsrner Dem 9ubiiiffuun,
NM Mabien aier 9almfrldte su @ebpts, pptir Elm s3iliass bs,sT.
nat uup bas @ittl IN better Srpnun8 abselsfcrt miro.
86dcr unb lDiseerperfdufer Dn 9Bei,sns, &raaene rub Sorr.
Nsbl werben %wcbItbun, in Der Nlble bss llnterSeidnsten ssr,m,
Eroben, che fs anrsrewarts ibe @induft MAIDEN, ba lie tilia mn 15
m,u b,Sent Wsrbsu pcn 6. Oenni5,
Sut6ertcfpn NibIe, fribsr G}idor's NPIM,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
81 c,

.. Wetlba@cr. alsiniser Gstnt fur BEN Staat girainien
fur Saepb Set9rr'S Baltimore Gasertitr, unterbdIt Qaesr unS
smnsslannst dpsssln.abis SgetntSl ip0tentlit ScnSan8,n cisfss aussc-
ietdneten Gagerb'trs; 9sltcaunecn ipppbl pom Eager bier, ale bumb
msine Ssrmittluns bntt bon Baltimore, ,perSen prompt aueasfaSrt,
8erfauf sessn baar gum tiaisiten 9iartprcis.
%. StraSs, ,ptihsR Wain unb Gary.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
@eIhGftSz@

VETVWItsEVFUTHHNB
I, Stbtn8cr, Sdlclcr unp MaIhiniR,
Srpaphrabe, spil6cu Der 1. unp 2. Strogc, i'm SauIe
feS Srl. Sp0r,
tnpfcblt ih icinet Grsinbcn uub BEN, beutIhen Nublifum air On.
terh9lns auer StlpItrarbsien unb Gcparaturei,. 9eIrnbrrS Made
tp 9utlhers af mcine SbabbertS, Stopp~ unb lDieasN pa hintn
oltmC1han. furecrCn G,is it 0orantiere.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
8etanntmohuno.

Der nnteriei6nste Eat Serrn S. S6ber, SO. IL Main0roee
(&pfettsl n%phnbaft, as gsent fur jsnen Staehteil bsitcat, unS
tann bur1 %beniclbrn Der ,Gnseissr" bcSpser unS Sabluna,n fur
unS %aufSessbens Snssistn an i'm s,ma6t merSsn.
rn6 ~ .. SafftI.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
9tcuer GpnircticnatYz uup Santp- Stpre.
g. 81. Gfffi

raht lciusn tsutiaen 6rsunten une tem @ublifrm ~lbcrbanpt bic
SnSs,gs, pa6 or 80. 23S Srpapltrabt, ;ptlfcn Der 3. unb 4. CIR.
tinen Grnfcctipn0r9- ub Sane9, StNrt erbfnet BAT, wc CT gonSg
uno 3udcrwoaen I'M VrpBsn lo &leineu Yerfauft. 3u9leid flbrt
btipnrrrs 0ufntrflam madt. Los 10
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
SSnt. este,
STEAM CANDY MANUFACTURES.

Srpabltr, smiI6eh Der 5. u. 6. StraBe.
DaS beulde 9utlttuT, narlentIi6 9Sicbernerfaufrr. mote id
auf msin sreBss Eager Der pcritisSenartisnsn Ganbp's, 5udsrfau.
rem. Sanep Dreps &C. &c. etansr Sabrf aufmerfIan, unS trlu6, i'd
ta i'd burh sortbeil9afe Ginfdufs unt gal6.8ablunssn in Sn
Stant scitbt bin, 70 bulis ipte Stem gorfer 5abrtfanteri Yerfaufen
~ f6nnen. H' H-HI r#fv
SO Sorss &otn.n, in sanssn, balten unt sisFtsI 8HtsH,
9atdn. Ghrsaen unS ienfiss Subfrudte f5nnen ists int !8ts;.
men ub @roecn BON mir tcspsen perbci, iplpic aud ppr,dahhe
osutide nne frans0Nidt gfaumcn, ale @rten gu0,, gifrOnat
uno ionitt9e epnftcte. iletS Sel, einaenadte Gurfet ,. &c.
6srner made i'd bas gutlifun, af mein src6es 2ae,r ssn
Oeuti6en Spielpaaren,
&prpsto'S, Gir:eraders, Ratetcn. Sfpn,an ganbles &C. eufserfIom
lin einen Sefud, feincS 2a9srS bitiet 9Bm. Sj6ks,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
8. 81. Sfrccecr.

NPptDcfer, Orueif, Supporter Yun ben t.
l&tn @bemtcalien II. ~. 9lr. 3 1ainzStr.
9r9rnilter Dem alien Wtarfte.
Ias" &eeepte wcrbcu nit Der or66tsn Scrofat uub G,snou.
l9ttlt esrsiet, lrfpie DEM tf&e @r dp arate unb @nalpGsu
mn 9nRerler Yurflt@tet beicrst., 2anbfoufIeute mSscn boS
rtieapaltl9e Wager anterltanilter, bcutIhev uub %fran,pflder = tets
trthfr = sriRetsn. Saneps Mritelu. 10. in better aiuStpabI itlbi
IN Iu9erni6etll. ncbnlen, pehhe @rtifel sun She'll lelblt iu nicSriasr
rn, ais Den llcroltbsn Yrttlen ab9laGcn werScn. Mebi3infa.
i en- wsreeT' ~ ben b%ilisten @rSinyunssn ipieperum nit nslem
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
Q. @s. saAri6on, elpptbefer.
9Ula! @Uli!

intsrseifntter bait %fprtp6brsnS cintn grcBen S}crrot6 son G.
dsn~ unS 8tStsnbOli better Sualitdt, un6 fam cine ainSsn
bernlit untr Den %9unfi9lfth SeoinMrgcn ptrlsben. gti 06rftr
vn 5 alafern iprp baS ~9Sespadsn fOisnfrei bslurat. 9cirlluuossn'
ipsl1s hinterialtn ,psrben tei 9abnse II. GOfe pber Geo. u. 6unS.
lsp, SreaeitraBs, i1,fpte in Der 9OlinisSerIa9e an grpabitrabe, rabe
Srppfe @penns irtrpen, prompt bslcrst.
Samea q. @opre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18

8ran3 Staubt,
los SrcabitraGe, ,piidcn Der 6. unb Z. Str,
bait elm rti6ss uno mpbIo1rrttrtcs Eager ppn
Siaarrem, @areb= unp Gcbmupftabaf
cianer 8abrifatipn unp Smpprtation,
bic sr i'm grre. ue aleinssrtaaf gu ben ~ttuistsn NlarttpreiIen as.
ldBt. Yantsntiib ipltcn sStcbsrtrtlufcr ntHt ~perI6lnten bel inn
rrr,uipr&sn, che fe lire Gintaufc ontumcitis maGen. I'll
geib Sbr pcrftcbcrt?
Or. Sriden LENT bic aufmertamkit ieinu Sreunts unb bs
9elimmkh 9ublifunlS ouf Die lSihteteit Der gSsrli6erunas. GeIsQ.
lbaften unb bic samit psrbunbencn Aeeen gScrtbeHe, fur ipette Der
lclbt bier IN &t6npne felt elmer Gtbe ron Sabren @oent mar uS
nod 1T. Dieis Grnpa9aiten inb bic Great aBeffern sire Su,
Iaranse G9mpa,;p ine Ssaiienal ste snfnranee Company OF
9as 2sben prn 9eriSnen Qpeise unb itnor;s) wtrb bon bnItI.
ben Inter esn g%dnlistsn 8ebineurecn pcrli6ert, cbsnio SduIer,
@6bei, S3tffs unb beren 3obuneen, Roufmannseuter
SonbwerfeStus &c. &c.
va Gin isbsr Ssrii6erte gsrtut pirb sdntti6 ~ausbesablt Bier
N Ntthnlono IN Der Sffee an 9earlr nabe MaintraEc, neten Strrn
gaho's SfFes, sahastunft psssn sutderuns nirb baisibf SsSsr.
Or. Sridsn mirb jcben @tatttbsit teiu&sn, in bsa cine Ser.
f6eruns rcrecnpnncn ferben fol-.
6. q. 8rtdeu, @. D.,
Ssridsrunss. gssnt unb aritlider eraminatcr.
Sffre: 9carltr. ia. Straee) nats Nain,
Hihmpnb, ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
N. A. STURDIVANT,

N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(Stedtanwalt unp 6fenttiher Nutar.)
smpfeblt itb CUR l~lsternabne ausr Gc6iSacf66fts ouf alien Gs.
rtdtsn in ue fur bic Staot Ri6mrne, GbeItsrfclo unb Sancscr
County. Sffiee: Gds Der IL. unb 8antlraee, 0pbtin's Saa
9e9snuper. Ntpppno, Sa. 03.6
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
~; d III core,
,'utiatritant.
-. Wenbue.

Serrcn- 9 h uhm ddber
oe StraBe. Gem 9telen Wtnrtte g~eacuiibcr
tlinrpNtbli Nh sur Nnfcrtiaun9 oaer i'll 6n 6ad5 ctnIdI,oerbtr Sir.
f'feI' un0 ssrlpr'dt reeen etll8sm grtis prOmpte 9cbtcnannt fs'5
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
8rprae q. Sunblep,

<rHFFUFNY
Sanity @rpttr, $50 9~rcactraBe, itabs Der 6. Stross.
halt Elm 1eihlhtes unS %SmISislitss Eager Sn Groceries oaer Dirt,
9reiicn Serfauft. lint rinen @efub feiMSr lSrcunSe umS Ses sS nii"
tums bittst bcrisite nit Der Scnsrtuns, baB Go i6r ,unt gsronhs
gen 9erctAen iplrs, aud Die sesbisn beutlden aunten teSiencyn ,u
fonncn. r- .
q. . tt g.. 81. SunbIro
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
:. u. y

=. y. Spfdem'S
Sdut. une Sticfelf Eager fir 6crren nns a,omer,
IS9 Srpooitr, spii6en Der 5. II. 6. Str.
~ nmt autn Mrttn SGuhsn nnb stpftln reitlib psritbcn inS s,r.
SSsn lptHe i'll ttll9Gn yrsne IN Gtniclrsn ant bel Nortirn oborInT,rn
ge!rneers sn!pIsbit Der llntcSsttdlr cine NarHic isidts nVy Strrtn.
5ttetelstNn,. nc IN Der jeBstn Sailcu itrer Stau,mIihfeif soIssr
lehr gu enpleelfn nnp. &ue in mrin 6ad etnIdiIaarnSr Srit.I
wsrcen in her tdrSeten Grit CUR 8ufrisssnbtit ber GtnfIer an EnfreI
tigt. lin Soblrcihcn 9elud 6Itht & g ~ nns'hr~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18

6. Bellies
8roBes Eager BON Serren> uno Oamen Sfubrn
uito Stiefel aler 9lrt,
Srpaoltr., mabe Der Stem StraBe,
III fur sessnpdrtse Saticn aufs RsidboGtiGfs unb sponn,os,n,,o.
eus8sltatiti, ue t9nn Der llnterSeihnet itihcn asetrtcn aunSsn mn
benz gsubiifun' bic %SerfitcruuS ssstn, baf lie aufs NsdIis MR. ~ s sMS
II ;Smn S M,.I,.r pt : oa tr burt esrfanIi@s eintaaft in ben n5rS-
ben S'tare stlest IN. S6ltsllt bsnterft esrIslbs. BAN er {r oms az ~
1871 .|. 1s..ao -.. oulgtuw.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18

cu Der MtainIraBe $40. 167 in Der alien Sstcrns
ta,n G,olsris pcrtm @nbrctYpe uecr photographer mad allen Or
kn 9eutidlanbs SsrftrtiSt.
en ssulaae Ypn Srieer. ScrbnrS (Shtte bes beutIbeu 9ant-
1pttns Rtpprfers = 9ptbpr 4oc'j in 9ep gort crfhetnt felt bent
Is. RcseMbsr 1851 in balbr'c.c:,&en 2tefsrunssn:
Der:
GiefdGffsmaTn int Mmerifa,
nj. q. (dn unc was er pi0en muB, UNI in allen @sftdfts,peisen
uit Sprtteil si %arbeiten, gcrluite gu p~ermetben unb
@pblItarb an %erperben. M
Gin Sanbbu6 fur &Ge, Die ~vprrp6rts wpnen.
Sn IL taltnpnatliGen 2isferln9en.
-9ieles gDerf III int Seriiebura auf bic tarin ausserrpdtnen
x3runtiaet Elm watres BUD Der gBciSteit fur BEN @efdatsmann,
anb in prutiIter 9s,istuns entb6lt es cine 70 srpee SlGe brS gllbs
Eden u,b jeoen 9as @nmenobaren, pae eS bn @reis, ben Is fpast,
,ebn 9Ral iptrtb lit. Gs ScGtc in ben S6nben ictes Raufnanree,
fScs Stcrcbolters, icbes Sauciperfers, ietes g5irtbes, jsbes 6ar>
ntrs, nit cinena Snort, irLSen Sdn6tn etnes Stben itn, Der irStnb
ain GeImdft betre,bt, une benz baran lest Scrp6rts III fpn,fnen.
Der NbpnnemcntSprsis fir bas %spaltdnbi9e, 9essn 1000 r~nssebrudtc
Gcien in srp6en 6orn,at un,faftnbe sBerf (S2.2 GsntS) it Gin
ppbfeuler.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
9cutfd,c S,bor,r,.

Mrs: y. potttS, psl9e per eira bret 3atren na5 Dtarb.
s IN, S .mrI iane bic l!niseslitai ~ .e'isfsn, maatt SaidSi ibr Gram uw,,
N Tn ?. u la lsst PEN stelit9sn gutlitum nit Der Strlt6srana.
.n,r T!f d I5s a s5[STSs,1i% Der, =f Dir a : Snfam,,nentan ssrisssn ans
es ,s1spf wv " : SRr NJ e, Fp9 OSH UraGsn ial Slute9eilsern, Sapftn,
pr. 9. Soitss, Swst 5pd,tn %ctertalb 6rn. &. StbSS's " 'yR STs
bslnN 3el 9als", SreoSitr. .im0ias Muirdac fr ne cntaS,snnT is 10Y
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18

Mmbrptppe unb photographer.
Sn Der ottn Sstern'i&sn gsaIeris, SIG; l67 glainItra6s, wertsu
mnbI feline DompfbiIeer, aber bic benen Gmtrpppe unb Qbptpera-
sbsn biaisIt p~erfuist = in ieter ~beIiebisen @r6Bc. = Der @reis
In nor SO Gts. %oufmarts.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
6ef6Gftsmarm INT 9lnerifa,
@pttfriep &Gnia, Sape,ierer,

@pttfriep kbNt9, Aapeiierer,
GmpFeblt rh Irincn Sreuntrn unb benz beutIten @ublifnm ,r
qnfcrtiouno olcr Ypi1crartehsn, SapeSteren Der Simner, MufbSns
tsn Der Sprb6nas unb ale lonlisc gum SapStercr- 9cihdft aeb6r
fenbe @rtciten ump Nsripridt biltee uno rcele Seeicnuna. Iub
werbsn ole 9rtcn Osturatirnen bel pprtcmnenSen iyclli6fetten &C.
fbnnodppl ~ousssiltrt. Ollie @ufrdse werSen bt Srn. Sbttfcr
Srpobitr. SIR. i79 uno tei Srn. 8. q. SHREDDER, MainIir. cntaee
atn 9enpnimcn.
DHaunneu, @reSmcbl, Sa9p,
Gcrlte, feline uni srpte, GbcepIabs. srlner, Sdmet;cr NIB
Nrauter. Safe, Gihpren, giubcn, ~Yrriticbtnc Sprtei,
Maearpni. Grblcr, 2tnicu &c. &c. III
Not 70 chen erbaltn uno ncrfauft bili9
Stf6tr unb 9r5niua.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-02-18
3 = 8. 2 b z,
Nchts 9(n,poIt.

$40. 8 0ranflinltr. Wap 8uiieina).
Ni6mcnb NN,
praetctrt dn Der Suifin9SsG rurt rmo alien 6fbersn G,,r;5,., !, a;.
nieno unS 5enrteo County, unb tnrfeblt lid orn 0,uGdbrn ~ Nv
Civil ub GriminalfIlcn ais MtbtSanwoIt N'" ~ Sneh
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-04

IMPORTANT REQUISITES IN WIrE--A knowledge of domestic duties is beyond all price to woman. Every one of the sex ought to know how to sew, and knit, and mend, and cook, and superintend household. In every situation of life, high or low, this sort of knowledge is of great advantage. There is no necessity that the gaining of such information should interfere with intellectual requirement, or even elegant accomplishment. A well-regulated mind can find time to attend to all. When girl is nine or ten years old, she should be accustomed to take some regu- lar share in household duties, and to feel re- sponsible for the manner in which her part is performed-such as her own mending, wash ing the cups and putting them in place, clean ing silver, or dusting and arranging the parlor This should not be done occasionally, and neg lected whenever she finds it convenient-she should consider it her department. When older than twelve, girls should begin to take turns in experimenting the household-making pnddlngs, pies, cakes &c. To learn effectu- ally, they should actually do these things them selves and not stand by and see others do them. Many husband has been ruined for want Of these domestic qualities in wife, and many a husband has been saved from ruin by ms wife being able to manage well the house hold concerns
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-04

THE GREAT CHARLEsrowN CHMNEY.-The mammoth chimney in the Navy Yard at Char lestown, Mass, is the highest structure of the kind in the world. Its height above ground is two hundred and thirty-nine feet, one and one-half inches, and from the bottom of the foundation two hundred and fifty-six feet and six inches. At the surface of the ground the base is twenty-four and one-half feet square, and the foundation at the bottom seventeen and one-half feet below, is thirty-two feet square. The fue is round, and seven feet in diameter. The general plan of the structure is square, of thirteen feet and two inches, supported by twelve diminishing buttresses, which terminated at one hundred and eighty feet from the ground. Above these buttresses the chimney is square, with panel on each face. The whole is finished with dentil cor nices the crown holding of which is cast iron
 and weighs upward of three tons. In the con- struction of this chimney the number of bricks used was one million and fifty thousand. The building was commenced on the 20th of May last, and the lest brick was laid on October 7th, after which the workmen and invited guests, to the number of about fifty in all, took dinner on the summit. The view from the top is magnificent rather better than from Bunker Hill Monument. Directly down. ward from the summit, or from the ascending or descending tub, it is decidedly overpower- ing to men of weak nerves, especially when one has to hold his hat with both hands to keep it on. A look down the fue proved equally suggestive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-04
FORNEY ON BUCHANAN,

John w. Forncy has made second speech in Westchester county, N. Y., in behalf of Haskell, the anti-administration candidate for Congress. In his previous speech at Tarry- town, it will be remembered that he made a most demelishing expose of Mir. Buchanan's pledges and private assurances, and the secret history of that change of policy which gave the lie to all the professions he made to carry Pennsylvania in 1856 Forney then promised that Pennsylvania would roll up 40, 900 major
 ty against Buchanan, on it's congressional cleo tion, and now, having seen the fulfllment of his promise, he goes back to remind the people of Westchester of what he told them, and to re-af6rm all he had before charged upon the President. He said
 "My first appearance here was made under very exciting circumstances, and is somewhat memorabe--at least, the remarks then made at Tarrytown have contributed to add much, if not to my reputation, to my notoriety - Since then, have been more widely and more extensively abused than any one man in so lim- tied space. Those remarks were made de- liberately, and am here to say nothing to re- call them. (AppIause) intended them to be persoual, from the fact that was setting forth my own case, and it became my duty to expose an act of the most monstrous duplicity of which political history has any record. l. a citizen of the United States, undertook to assail the President of the United States, and to evoke the punishment of the balot-box on the deserter of his principles and the betrayer of his trust. Applause. If, when principles are deserted. the people do not respond, there is no use in free government On that occa- sion told the people that Pennsylvania would pronounce, by noble majority, against her own favorite son, James Buchanan. (Cheers.) l went home to make that promise good, and since then have been on the stump in Penn sylvania. have met the people face to face, and, as told you, they have given majority of forty thousand against the Lecompton swindle and the federal administration. Loud applause.) am here tc say that the promise
 is made good, and to render an account of my stewardship. Pennsylvania has pronounced a verdict of condemnation against the President of the United States. Contemplate that re- suit, and you will see that it is like some mute oracle rebukng 8 public servant. (Cheers. There will be no more traitors in the North; no more towards going to Washington to befray g generous constituency. Pennsylvania did your work, sir, Turning to MT. Haskin T your election is matter of form-it is decided al- ready. Pennsylvania made the path cleer for you. (Applause.) Penusylvsnia is the Pres ldents native State. He grew up to manhood there. She has repeatedly nominated him for the high office he now holds. She gave him the great majority which rescued him from de- feat in other quarters. and it is fit that the State which was his political cradle should be- come his political grave. Loud applause. In 1856, PennsylVania gave majority for Bu-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-11-04


 A friend of ours remarkable for strong good sense, married very accomplished and fash .onable young lady, attracted more by her beauty and accomplishments than by any thing else. In this it must be owned that his strong, good sense did not seem very appa- reut. His wife, however, proved to be a very excellent companion, and was deeply attached to him, though, she still loved company, and spent more time abroad than he exactly ap. proved. But. as his income was good, and his house furnished with a good supply of domes- tics, he was not aware of any abridgement of comfort on this account, and he, therefore, made no objections to it. ~
 One day, some few months after his mar riggs, our friend, on coming home to dinner, saw no appearance of his usual meal, but found bis wife in great trouble isstesd,