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gtnaer's Derbe6erte S16bmafbtne.

Diete Mafbtne rpurbe mad eineh unpartbeitiGen gerfudt
Iauf bergarifer IuSfeauns nit benz bb3fenYrarnium belpbnt.
IS 1T ~unnDtbig, Spn ben 8erbienlfen su ipre6en, ba peren
gprSaslt6teit Dsr allen anberen babur&tbinlan9lt3 bs3enet
Iwtrb, baB cine er6Bere Ma3abl BON b~enielben in @ebraM@ TT.
iris betnabe BON allen anoeren sufantrtet Aenpnnmen. 9Dtr er'
Iauf bic 1batIa6e aufniertIamt gu MAIDEN, bas bic farSR@anse-
lSradten gerbederuneen bic Nlaf6tne tn-otefen Ssstebuneen
Ivereinfa6t baben. Ste 1tefert lest bpppelt 70 DeI Arbett ais
|fraber unb lit bic etn3t8e MaiGtne, bic feline Snb 8rpbe 6abrt.
late, entpeber in 2etnwanp pber 2eber, md9en tann, ais wtnn
|Sprefalt unb bauerbaft 9ebdut.
QDir FnO In ben 5tdn6 eeleBt, unfere Maf@tnen unter ltbe'
alien 8ebtnaunsen eeeem d1te DDn trgenb elmer Dirt unt3utau'
|fben. YerfSnen, bic unterseprbnetere Mfaf&tnen unter BEN
GDrmanDe Der . tli8feit setauft BADEN Werren etnen ipl0en
|Tauldb Ietr Dprtbetlbaft fnben.
Nustunft wirb nit benz 9rbBtenyer9nleen tn unIerer SfFf
Ser. 1O5 Baltimore ltraBe, Baltimore,
5 M. Stn er u. 20.
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q guetreDIHpsS at Il,
lSer. 147, 9erinstpnS nabe SpwarbsG traRe.
pie eOlbene '@tebatae, wet6e Der CUTE Gef9maf ~austtetlt
quite Dsrteniee nur trasen, Der fte&wtnnt. Der gerinsa
unfere befen Srafte 8u unD perlaneen pon ttnen tetne 8esab.
lInne, menm tte nt&t S6ats ~,ufrte6en sefeat limb. gDtr BADEN
TETS etne AMSnahl Der retNten s Re NIT
90, utrtets, Yapter-, MaGst, S&aalen. unb Yerlen.I 8 rsterun.
gen sbenis golbent Btaeelsdts, BerfednaDeln, S6lafel, 6te.
| .s.Sprr6tbts TIM 6eStlbatde .lu bin Nreiien eefes
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MS+281 NDrb. $ . 10 arb-StraB
Baltimore.

Thompson & Oudesluys.
1870. 81 Sab @apf fiji. In Der Ndbe bes Gutpm. 5pufes
bieten gum 8erfauf an:
@tlber's Yatent Satamanber.5afeS bte .2?3 NAL erprpb
unb spite. @utbsn, s~ewal3tes @tten, eebdmmerte @tfenr6bren.
fur Sas, @afer uni 0ampf, eaBltf@en unb amerttantfben
bsbraulti6en &ttt, f~euerfefe 8teselteine. GuB .8acines, rit
charcoal, Sea @pal u. I. 10. Serner fabren fe bier in 8altt.
more senaate epsten, ,Saaafeln anb 9sunut's. f6Stttf4ss
eiisrne &ehel II. +. ~ Nae bisfe Mrtttel Fnb b~elfdnbis an
6dnb uub btlt8 gum &ertauf. 16Sept, 49,
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III I
g1r8. 1863 g. III, Central Npenue.
Baltimore, WO.

BnIttrt ore, NO.,
6dIt fprtr6brenb ~rprrGtbte 9Ortrr, Mle unb giber, ebenfp
eenDOn- 8r5pa : StUat, BITE befen SUrten, earanttrt ais tn
.5lafden %impOrtirt. MineralwaRer In alen aualitdten, fret
|pon fdGbltAcn SubfanSeu. Jerner; Mtneralpa0ers Son.
tdneu, Generators SID lben<M af&inen NIT ben neuefen Ser
|DeEerun8en. Mmertidnilde 8rpnen.Stput upb bittU gle tn
Mlte unb neue 6laf6en werben eefauft unb per-
s4uft. Mletnt8er Msent In Baltimore fur Smttbs Ybtlabel-
bbta Nle. Mlte ni@t sufrtebenhelenDen @esenfanbe perben
Exri deenpmnten mnb has @elb wteber erftattet. GpnbttOren
|Snnsa aus %rten ppwSsrpptn tRts Gpptausw aefaIt. etpeItt
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P. Sauter & Bruder,

P. Sauter & Bruder,
So. 213, Me >pratttraBe,
awtlden 5anopers u. Sbarpfr +,
empfeblen tbrea 8etannteu unb benz Yublttun tn, Ia3ernet-
mem tbr pBblaROrttrtes Eager BON
Gi { II : Waarem
%rt S6ISTern, Mefern unb @abetn, 9Sfeln, gDert5eus
een fir Itfdler unb anbere 9pl3arbetter, 6auS. uuo 81Gen'
MtfFns. goaaren. eaapea, @las,geaarsn gDssl-
fbtrren unb anbern Nrtifeln. Reparaturen werben prompt
unb bauerbaft a~uSeefabrt. = Bet reeler Bebiennas balten
fets BITE taiefen pretie.
SaE eiiber. YiHatir- arbeiten serferttseu ptr In teber Irt.
MGr,813
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Angus" WAGNER.
@a8l @a8l @a8l
JaSrita Mt sUn sIltn @tttH
~ pfIin0z@ a + E
@1.4,s,t,o ,,aaAe ib bos wublfihum barauf aufmertIam, bas
tb oas &rtsp ssa 6 s5dultdfstten nit @asrSbFtn e@inrtdts.
Sad. Nrpnltudier, fppte nue gum Srennen peS W0les 8epps
r!oen @eaenE6l pabe i'd tets SDrratpiS.
,,n, 26-t, SIR. SO, elb*@ tarlesfr. nate Yratl
M1eebanical=S acf= 6 rmpaonie
BON Baltimore.
georfs. Cite Der &eeAten unb 0eppts.
l. s. $. Gaicptt, Ode Spn 8ant unO 8esttsrtr.
Q. gcbert @tlnGre, So. &c &oncdfernr.
8. bennett uup eeltp, So. 21 CAT SahttnereFF'
5. GeUrsse u. Mpsrs, 70 Siuenar. nnb Gte poa grttsr an0
Sapettefr. gtV. b7 6tsbtir., rberRals Ds @ S%H VS.
6. Wfutr unb DdStS. @te BON Wlpnuntent unu %mgNan.
4. S(aoc DdrItne, 276 MsHument une 10 St!sH"Sn.. "a.
5. Spbn s. ipwn, NOrSwef-@ce pSn BOrstt nno Sren9Fr'
:, g SFS an Mr @Ssss q S aSrt S0 Sasnr.
ii. 3 u Sart, 5sdSnsS eds W. CHARLES aS @eHtrsRr.
y. M Sart, So MOrtb eutapar;
10. 9 80 Mrnblb, 1t3 QDtf Sa9stFeFf'
IA. 81 M Nrnplb.
1S nm s SPANS, Gfe ron Camden unS @acaar.
II. Tronflin 9tOutas. 258 Stsetttr.s
Ia SSrnneis Airf, Sicmeh.@de pom GrantItn unb ptnefr.
90 s 6 5teiner, Bthblefr., rabe MastIUn1r.
gdderz8rOp.
Der Eats SOn q unssn gu 5 Gts,
6au8badensBrcD.
Der rMaoe Gat6 pom % 1nsen su 5 @ts4
&lrb Dper 1fti6e : " ~
Ssasssisass 3
@rtra Ieines 8rrp, ron Batapsfo Vamllp Wtebl,
GtansSRi9ef (8rsnd) aaib BON IS ltnssa 81 > ets.
gtereftssr Is
1ren6 Reners 10 Cts. has Dusenb.
Obtee auGlitdttm ftno gu 8 Cts per sa,b IN Oten senann-
ten DepOtS sa baben, unO perpea su Osmielbsn prste ben &un'
ben tn's 6aus eeitefsrt.
fen mGnfdtn, faben fets einen arpBep SSrralb In ben 6elas-
ten Oeppts unb tOunen Drtt geheuaneen absebsn fur bic Vie
feruna peslelben tn tire @BpbnunBen.
- 4NnS 1lphsreifBnmen Der NDnp1ante lQutet DQhiu, DdB Die
Maentsn perpatAtet iinb, Gue 8efeluneen tn tbrer 9Darb gu
ieSer 3tt pes Iaaes nit frtf9esbaaenem SrObe sn %oerfOreen,
unp tepe Gerss9un8 segen tteie anUrbnun8, ptro, wenn IT.
BEN Beamten ger 81 npa9nie ~an8e5stgt mtrb, 9~eabnbet.
Distes 8rub pirb weSsa ie,aes sutea @ei@mads nno Jet.
men au6erff mai rbaften &iesniGaften, Dsrurfaht burG bae
WbSOrbtren Dpn Alfpbtlbem Del (in %befCnberer 8Ortbetl
unfsrer DatentEfsnl leiner ~QetGtt8tett unb Terbault6tett
MOI nur benz 8atsrbrDp, ~fpnbern aud benz 9auSbadsn.SrOf
rpree5C9en-
Sic Sdften, melGe pbne SDn unS prCbp3trt su rperten, tGe.
Ito BON ben Nersten unlerer Sla6t eerubmt perbe wsr6en
bafelte TN 9Gufe Der 3eit IN aa8enneinen Sebraud brtnssn.,
Ote fdnel it'd mebrenbe unb unpprbereeiebene farfe 9taG
fraee n,aate e. uns III lester gDs&e unmOsIi6, ole Ssaeliun'
an su b~efrtettsen, bp6 fnb Jest Nnftalten &c roHen, paB tunts
tia Srpb senus tur aue Antraeen btefger Sta6t, bes Dtttrtft
Columbia (yDafHinatOn) unb Alsranorta rOrratptg TIT.
(cunt2 3nnk)
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Slnbr. Sfemter,
AS 6QtrliDnltr.

enpfeblt ieintn eeebrten 8reunben uub Betannten fen &C..
wdbltes @Tarttm ent BON Cite aaren umb SO ertteu.
gen fir 9 &retner unb 3 mmetIcu G fOwte feline
Stdnntafattaen Nrtttel BON s. a us. unb Sc il d engerGtb
,&affen, welGe su ben btlisaen 9retlsn Ssrtauft 80 ss1
(Dea176N0N
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MatS-S
SSid)ti9 fit Gimspanberer.
- EaL -


Neue arrangements fir @inmanberer, bic mad
Dem Welfen gu reiien miinlden.
BON 9sute, Zen 9. @Osembsr an. perben bs @sananserer
tuf Der NORTHERN Central @alDertItreet Depot @tfsnbabn milf
EN- GrpreBaus %befSrbert. Die guba btetet babuy6 ben Sntmt4
sranten sinen BUtttetI, ais trseab eine
Inbere 8abn, aud TT fe UNI "a Wtetlen flres ais je6e anbere
. abn mad benannten 9labea, ais:
Bittsburs, GlepelanD, Detroit, Sort Mabne
s b cage, Milwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, g
Saul, 9trf S8lanb, Burlington, Soma @itp
nnb werbtn beBbaIb bic NIT Der gfDrttern Central Balm se-
benben Yerfpnen 10 Siunben frlber ais te nit anbern Bah.
men @etenben bort eintrefen, aud werbea A 0ial wtniser bic
Waesn babel sewetlslt. Dts Sabn siett bur6 benz 6Dnfen
Z bell Sn Sbtp. ute game @ntfernung BON bier BITS @bicagc
1T 800 1lelea; Das @epdf tDirS bier sese&net (martep) aaD
11aa @reitline, Daptrn, Cincinnati, Snoianas
polls, 2cui8piae unb ct. lpui8
pevben ebenfaas @anastere t~efDrbert unb fur ttr @epdd
e n { reitere umlaoan8efpften bereGnet. Die 9aGasiere
It5nnenn NIT ben 8 upr., pber Abenbs 10 l1tre3ua mad alien
refli den pldsen seben, Dbne unterUees aufeebaiten III rper-
Ben. Observation-Disclosures rerben Sertauft In Der OiRes bes
Aaenttn. SOtn 6. 8aIfcr,
HAS So. 25, 8eaS-street, near Watsrs gDarf.
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QOut8 Gdbdrt II. Sruber,
SIR. 25, BaltimpreftraBe na9e Warplano Snfttut,
~MerfRrttneru u. Werf GAu fer

0erfertt9erm u. WertGau fer
BON
Ornamental, CAREER, Bilber &Spieselrabmen,
balten Rets auf Eager cine srOBe Maspatl fran36ftf&e,
u d. unb ftaltent D. { 8tlber fprie aud etnek
Isrpsen gOrratb BON @Olb unS Silberrabmsa fir Spiesel
|Yprtratts.
as- stlber &c. Serbea asts f~aaber''anb f6Sn stnsersf 1t.sl
Sumt II -1ps
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Weme uuo lHDne Waaren.
G~dnfteIb, Brpther u. Co.,

Nr. 229, N~aItiapre., Ode bsn G~barlssHr.,
enien BITE Aufintrtfamttit Der aarfer auf tbr neuts unb tl.sdu
e EAGER BON 8aneY .Grttftln, auses5tt&ntttn %soIbsnen ubrtu
Stanto'asn SsS.itftsa a., @s'@s Gs nsatt9 son @atspa trafDr
Et&t Nabtdf&en, .E@rttbpnltt, xOtlttt-e tdntt, SuueItn- uni
sSmpaaiors, asattsassSauis, gartraesnatss, Sin.aiss gef.f
IN srp6et stvswotI, 70 ms etne rstds Sanmlnns Won tubfhts
orun,-artreln. Rarnss-xrbstten faInii3tua Aaasr. Drtsbe
ar Ycrjeual,. % aares Damenf6@ern. SStrn. NerjprtttSea Spr
vtrlmuttt, unb q .fenbetn. solbent 8tbtsn, Y~prtfpIirS, 2iautur
StrSteen init Glafhtn unb 1letntu GalGftea.
GDIbene JJhren4
gon Sen befen Wetfern %urDpats angeTerttst ntt f~8ldtdttse
Solsset dulen, fir btcsn GittsaranDrt ptrb .Hnstn aQen Cor
81 %prtfdttts.
Nrd bt1Due ~egutueIeft,
rad bsat ntutfen StVie, ppn 2pn6Sn, Varts. 0tnf ut gDte
t%tppttita iuMte ret&t 6@ntuGfa@t ben unftrtr tt9ensn 8nbttt.
S9att-une EbtsferSice 4e@er 36ftln, gltftt 1abtIn a
Spn uns fslbf fabrtstrt, wpflr MIR etne Wtbat1t, b$ tB3a
premium bet btr btefstn auSfeauus bts ssarstanb>S afttuts
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TIintem, Ntftplem &c.

SD erlaube MIR, rtetne 8tsnnbe unb bas 9ubHthtni uDer.
baupt auf nj in auseesetGneteS &fOr ement DD1 stntagsm an9
DpppeIainten Bel Ueen Dpu ben beften 8dbtitanten OeItl@'
10 lDs unD @~nelanbss) aufderffam su maiden. Serner pafs
tb tets ~pprrGtbte: 8idfen. yitSplpers, Colts, Nspeaters, ~
fplen alter Ssrten, Sa8otafden, YuiperFalGen, S@rp1DeH'el
Yulper, S6rppt. 3InbDut6sn tt.
Snbprtetr unb $abrttant, Np. IA, Yrdttlt,
aptlben Der 8rlfe un6 benz Centre. Martt. Baltimore
n Nltnten, Bidfen &c. aerpen mad Muftra e eema3tt IN
mr. crttrt Ofepara turen perben befeus bripr8t. O0lioWo
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Dentfde 0rsengieferet+
Die Undergraduates ~entpteaten f4
hermit Benz Yubltuut int @a8enet. fAdM
nen sur Nnfertteuns unb Qteferune 6Gs%X
SDm alien Sprten Se G u an g6te. -
berSerfdufer (9tetatier$), ippte aGer anberer
In pbtees @ef@Sft f@Iasenben Nrbetten.
Cant ~belpnbet3 NADER tie bas 9mblifun
auf Bite Mnfertteuu8 Son e tfen.@ ell Il,
rn(S rp n sc atltne - sur @tnfahunf
Spn @rdbern II. (. no. 1ufmertiant roeIG' les
tere Ne Bic perfdtebenfet Nfulfer unb in Der
btlteHen Yretfen %SDlftanot8 ~an8efertt9t nuf,
Ina 9~enetgten 3ufprub bitten
81. gD etSfttteI u. 8DB&
Vile, Nnu.Str.. awtl6en Waibiastpn. unb @befera
os1. SIR. 304, 300 unb 308.
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+ e

Ca Sur belonoerer SenntnlBnabfte.
tie TIRE Biaette faufem unb fpaten bielelben nmr BON fpIb en-
aneeffelten Beantten taufen, mel@e BON tbrent @etalte leben,
ntNt nb.r BON Watlern pier 3wtltentraeern, ia tie ipaf Der
8efabr ~ouSeefeBt fnb, bef&Dtnpelt au werben unb tpr @elo
umfunf %auseeben.
Durdfabrt8z 8ilette
mad auen Ebeileu beS g8eGfens fnb su taben Bet
0b. 8. Silbebranht,
@eneal.@nteranten-9sen Der 8alttmDres aab
SbtD-@t ienbnbn.
SaHso1S Scr. 81, Tbane8Itr., Baltimore.
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ubre,r IS Suspel cn
1t6ren mno GmWelen4
F. Schapperle,
SEQ. 297, Welt YrottltraBe,

3meI LHNtfH VpN WHlUWNt3
SD made meme Jrennbe, fopte bas Yubltfunt TN Mase-
neinen au ntein wrblaHprttrteS Eager BON Suwelen uni fl
bernen unb '~eulbenen 1aiden. ubten, unb 9arlor- ubren, fOwie
a0s in bas :Sawtlsa, une uertaa-@sidaft eiss(SlassaSs Irt,
fann i'd n1etnen Runben Ste @erF&eruns seben, baB fe tets
reel unb gut bebtent werben uEb wtrb iee Waare, BITE tG fur
G6t Serfaufe, aud als fDl9e %saranttrt.
Np19.n 5. . 0aPpetlG
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Nerf@ernn9 ee9en VenerSGefabr.
Associated Firemens-lnsurance,
Npn y 1lttmpre.

NebenSz nn0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
John G. Proud & Sehne,
SEQ. 63, Seconbltra6e. Baltimore.
g8ir abernebmen @erGaerunsen auf bic na9frtenben Der
FdsrunBss@ mpasniesn wel@e pS erDBte Gapital befsen.
Setna 8erii9erun9S<@ rmpasnie, SarforD
~$l,500000.
PbDuir 8erli4erun9Ss @cmpa9nie, 6arfcrb
$4,000.
Sprin9felp SerliderursSs@ cmp., Sprin9fielo
1915 O0.
Ietna Qebenss8 eriiderunsS Comp, Sarlorb
$4,000.
Ser.SSt. Qeben8sY er(ider. Comp, Stem cr
100000.
.9pltstes werben .aussesrrttBt unb @erlufe prompt ausbe.
ablt. gWat4if
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g%erliGernugeu, speDitiO nsz II. ys5e9iaget0dffe.
cfpbnfton'8 Nerffherun08= Moentur.

SetFWeIuNBtut SpeptlIuH8< u. 2SeDlSl9elWaTIe+
cspbnfton'S Oerffbermne8= Meentnr,
p. Der Vdleb bon Vtrotllten,
mt. S33f0OO Gapttal.
SecurrthsT euerz gerltderun98=@pmp =. N.sO.,
nit 1926, 900 capital.
Nlbemarles SnIuranees@ omp. st arlpttenpiQe0a
NIT $235,OO0 @apttal.
acknowledgements uno8Scmp. .N.sW.
NIT $270,CG0 Capital.
Yactficz TeuersV erltderun9S@@om y. N.zO..
mil. $251 1858 Capital.
0bnGbur9sUer|tderun98zGoin bon Niraintet.
NIT $147,5 capital.
Gprnntcrtpealtbz Wer itderun98=GDmp bon Sarz
riSburS, Yenn.,
nit 1851 ,972 Capital.
8er.s Staaten@2 eben8= 0erltderuna8 Gonnp. tpu
Pbilaoelpbta,
NIT 81, $50 1882 CAPITAL.
@efdnmts gDtrtb bes reprefenttrten GapttaIs 81, 93, $780,.
Das obiee Capital tit t@r a~nselest sa @uuaen Der Ser
fberter, ub BITE Speraticnen gendnnter Comp d9nteen apt
wirtliden 8aar.5pnb Ober befpa @lei9wertb badrt. OH
IbatlaGe, bab cine Werf6erune ss Gpnpanie etnfaG autbDrt
tlrt.Ut, ea. srOBss GaPttal ~ BADEN, Sibt feline @arantien fdt
bic @ntlG6bt9un8 Der 0%erf6erten i'm San ppn 0erluf.
Dte oDn benz nMtersetdaeten reprefentirten Companion ia.
ben sss.a @trt5,s a{rS ttassar - S Z tia gun, pollen Sosaaass'
Interchangeable wurben a%ussegeben u. Derlufe pantt-
ltd evieBt- IDps. Q. Spbnfpn.
asS- Sn Der . flee ptrb Oeuti6 selpro9en.
Acknowledgment 8 nfuramce= Gompaanie
BON Baltimore
Srcprpprtrt pom State Mdrelanb, 1849.
Office Scr. 13 Sputb ct.
.Nte G1mPaas s%erft4ert tebs 4rtDpn Gtsen
bum In Der Stabt pber benz QanbeseAen Ser.
tuft pber S9aben bur6 Teuer.
De Dtrettpren S%erammetn Nd taeli@ @prm. 10 ubr, nj
u beratben uber Nppltcattpnen fur Ntrit6sfung.
SDbnS .. etbentrtde { Qr1tbent.
Dtrettprep.
Mlen 81. Chapman, ~. Mcptwarb,
9enr9 90 Bad, @eDrge. Bartlett,
2Dtutam 5edlb, A6dm Oenmeab,N
Spbn 90. NpB, Spfepb 80. Senfins,
&Dparb S. @bur4, EbpnaS $. Suatpdn,
Sob Smttt, Wesrge Smnl.
St Sac. 81. Masrmber, Sr, Sec
Nerf4ernne eeeen Uenersgefabr.
Associated Firemens-lnsurance,
SDn Baltimore.
Rr. 4 Spntb< nabe Salttmpre1traGe.
- DtrettUrtum ber "a pettrteu 8euermamnS
6erunGs-@ d it ". ianmeIt ft tag
It'd tn benz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der G%pmpagnte, Dtr,4 SpatpRr
UNI aIe Nrten BON 4ppltfattpnen CUR Wert9erung pom bafRef
nernsn uss R5lsernen (5ramt) 9dufsrn 9Dertfdtteu, neas
@ebGutta, 0DaarenIa8ern, 5auS9alsunes -@etdtbf@afttn
W,Dbsla, fO wte amt ales f%Onftse ~@iseatbun se9en bic n
I'll G n y M t n. nt8e8enJunebnsn.
SOB, ". Wpprt, 9r6HbeRt.
Wta4tl Sob. ufebdrt. Sec
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6. s..

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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
The Burning Mountain

There is q vein of coal located above
water level in the Board Mountains,
Pennsylvania, about seven miles from
Pottsyille, and near Heckscherville, which
for twenty-one years has been on fire.
The Miners Journal, published at the
former place, says:
The vein, which contains excellent
white ash coal, is some forty feet in thick
ness. The origin of the FIRE is attribu-
ted to a couple Of miners, who, having
some. work to perform in the drift in the
depth of winter, built a ire-they being
cold-in the gangway. The flames de.
stroying the prop timbers, were carried
by a strong current rapidly along the
passage, and fire communicating to the
coal, all subsequent efforts to extinguish
it were Intellectual. The men were out
off from escape, and were undoubtedly
~suffocated to death. Their remains were
never found. A few days since we as
cende3 the mountain at the spot of the
fire, and were much interested in exam
ming the effect of the fire upon the sur
face. The course Of it is from west to
east, and where the vein is nearest the
surface, the ground is for the space Of
several hundred feet sunken into deep
pits, and while the stones exhibit evidence
of having been exposed to the action Of
intense heat, every yestige Of vegetation
has been blasted. 1t is a desert track in
the midst of smiling fertility. The
ground in some places was almost too
warm for the hand to rest upon it. while
steam from water heated by the internal
fire, rose from every pore. The FIRE has
evidently extended for several hundred
yards from the place where it originated,
and finds zen and air to continue its pro-
gress, at the pits to which we have allu-
ded. A score of years has passed, still
it burns. and will burn until further fael
is denied the devouring element. Thou
sands Of tons of coal have undoubtedly
been consumed, and thousands Of tons
may yet feed the fire before It is checked.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
Process of Making Ice in the East
Indies.

Natural ice is never seen in the warm
est parts of that country. To procure
ice by artificial means, they dig, on a
large open plain, not far from Calcutta,
three or four pits about thirty feet square,
and two feet deep each, the bottom of
which they cover about eight inches or q
foot thick with sugar.cane or the stems
Of the large Indian corn, dried. On this
bed are placed, in rows, a number of small
shallow, unglazed earthen pans, formed
of a very porous earth, a quarter Of an
inch thick and about an inch and a quar-
ter deep, which, at the dusk of evening,
they fill with soft water that has been
boiled. In the morning, before sunrise,
the ice-makers attend the pits, and collect
what is frozen in baskets, which they
convey to the place of preservation
This is generally prepared on some high
dry situation by sinking a pit fourteen
or fifteen feet deep, lining it frst with
a coarse kind of blanketing. The ice i!
deposited in this pit, and beat down witt
hammers, till at length its own aecumula
ted cold again freezes it, and forms
one solid mass. The mouth of the pi
is well secured from the exterior air with
straw and blankets, and a matched roo
is thrown oyer the whole. The quantity
of ice formed in the methed above de
scribed, depends on a light atmosphere
and clear, serene weather. Three hun
dred persons are employed in this opera
ton in one place.
At first sight, this curious process MAJ
appear to be an effect Of evaporation
but this is not the case for it is remark
able that it is essential to its success tina
the straw in which the vessels are placed
should be dry, whereas, if evaporation
were concerned in the congelation, wet
ting the straw would promote it. Whel
the straw becomes wet by accident, it i.
obliged to be replaced by dry straw.
The earth is continually losing heat by
radiation, and it loses most on clear, star
light nights, when there are no clouds t.
intercept and send back the rays of heat
The straw, like all Tremendous substances
is a good radiator Of c~aloric, and it is il
consequence of the heat that is thus Civ
en- out by it into space, on clear nights
that the ice is formed. When the weather
is windy and cloudy, the effect does moi
take place.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-03
How to tell the Age Of Iad;s.

VI course all our readers are awar.
g q direct declaration Of war. W. h."
always looked upon it as sucl. sill we
haye ielt al irresistible desire f. k,aas
ne ages Of SOME young ladies. but /, -.
tlleir dear spnis Nc would not ash tba,,
for the world We have at length ca,,,.
aeioss 4 metiiad rs Which the sweet opt-
laay he made 10 diya;gc the great secret
without knoniDg what they are about.
aea iitn yeyng gentlemen can tell al once
2nelleg they ere paying their deya3rs d
-Nyehiee4 81 thirty Thc ~follosing taI !.
p ]8 VII NJ JlN bod Obi. ,able 10 the
lads siAd fegaeet lser 70 tell }ou ~ which
pgiHBss her aHe II eoniainej. Add To
9elAef tDg d ~0fes ~ sBes Top u the col.
astAs il wAies Ge ago j. found. aDd you
aaas ege 9fsat secret, You will fnd the
s8leD0F seSeDteeg oaly ID two columns
va die Hgst aNa Gfta. aud the first figure.
8t tss bs4a " these columns make seven,
8As83 gl@ss Is tDHa magic