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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-15
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Nufnuft 0es Onmpfers
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Nier Sage Weueres aus europe

Bprtlanp, IA. 6ebr. Der Dampfer
Bohemian fam bon liverpool an nit Nadride
ten biz gum /. 6ebruar.
2tperppp1 Mdrfte. Ba1mhpplle
fel aber ru6ig. MandeIf ter Na6ridteu atinz
ftig. 9tpDfOfe fluu aber ftdtig. @rp0i1iO<
men ebenlp,
@elOmartt bic 8anf bon @n9ldup bate
t9re DiScpntp~0faten auf 6 psf. erb6bt. GOr~
lpl8 944. So 6m .Hl41
Das S4iff @np9miou, na0 Nep<DDrf be-
ltimmt, murDe gdr5lid pom 6euer 5eritGrt, ais
eS ltd Ie9elferti9 9emadt bate.
3metteD epefd,e.
Bprtlanb, IA. 6ebr. Der 8pbemian
fam pieieu 8prnlittu9 BALI - l1br All.
Der OdnIpIer &angarDD le0elte our Iel6en
Stur1oe nit benz Bohemian ab ltno zrpar mad,
Nem=Oprf.
0a8 Sdiif Arntoral, BON 8riftOl nad ga.
Dalrtab, 1T 6ar See p~erlallen pprben. Die
Man1l6aft parb 9erettet.
DaS Sdiff Gnphntipn 9eb6rte our Dpoma,
bi~PafetzQinie, (?) Sc geriet6 purd cine me
befallte llrl a6e anl 81. San. in Branb Wepr<
gems 4 u9r. Die Mannldaft mar 80 9Spfe
tart nllp e8 iraren IS BaiIa9iere III Der 3.
|Salite, Die olle Iaftntt ibrem @epdd 9erettet
rrl1rberr. Die 6lanlmett liabmen raienp Ifnell
itberbatp. 8aS Sdiff bate cine pertbpplle
2aOuit9 Don Seipe uno dbnliGen 8aaren an
Bpto, poprn eiu Gbeit, jebo9 III beiadoistem
3ultatloe 9~erettet pprben fem loll. Der Ser
lult pirb auf 10000 Bfp. Sterl. seldast.
Da8 S9iff mar perltdert; pb audi bic ga,
pun9 p wuBte man nidt. 8g
DaS en8l. Budget ipllte an 6. ppr9ele9t
tperpen.
Die Zines last, in Der San 9aan 6ra9e
leien ben Ser. Staaten BroprltiOnen 9ema6t
@pOrpeu, bic wu6rldeinli9 beipe 2dnOer sleid
lebr befriepi9en iperDen.
Die 6iptS in Der ct, @eprseS~Sir4e in
.St<Spnpcit lparen am 30. San. 10 beftig 9ez
~pprpen, oaB man ben 9(ltar ~5erltSrte unp Die
8ear1ten Der Gir4e nit @elpalt bebrpbte.
Die Gesieruus er9riff MaBreSelu pa9e8elt,
6ranfreid. Da8 Organ Der Ultra
mOntaueu, Der DllutperS" 1T nun gang unterz
|Driidt, ME man 9laubt, IN 6olee OeS 8riefe8
IbeS Papfes an Die fraa5Sitlden SildTfe, mo-
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GonQre6.

Us abtngtptt IA. 6ebr. @ en- at.
Der 8orIteer iberrcidte bic IN Wbarpptte aes
bilpett aaaias 6rciftaats@ contribution.
SeiparO bealltra8te, lte All OaS Serritotials
@pnlite St perlpeilen.
8rorlt BOT %fplgenpe 9lelplutipn an: baS So.
mite lp1e 6ariiber ra6fprl9el lnp bcfiHten,
ob ben BrDpiitpneit per @n9liFz8ia entIprOs
den let.
Serparb perldi8te eine 46ltimunttng nit Sa
lthb 9tett.
Maipn SanlaS fSnne na9 Der @notii6-
8tll erlt Damn IN Die llnipn du%fge1ommen merz
ben, mena e8 Den bort b%eltinllten 8etrao Der
Splf85abl babe. 's u
Sans, Das 9rufs@pmite befam auBer
BEN 9~eltri9eir 9nitrufiipnen auf ben Natrl8
q 7 D 3 nod fplgenpe.:: eS lpae 9eralle linz
terludun9elt iiber Die Yreile Der Gudbinper=
Grbeiten fit Sen @onsreB ebenlr itber Die Ya-
pter~Preile, itber rie Breile Der 6plSIdnitte,
Sitbc9rapbieer &C. anltellell.
Der Spre4er erflarte iebt, bic @a6l peS
Druder8 lei pd8 erlte auf Der Gaoe8Drpnul9
.befinpli6e @eI6dft.
Nnoer1pn BON Wep. beantraote, 6a8 Sau8
lple lif al8 8lenar=@pmtt ifber Den Starte
Der llnipn cpiltituiren nlp ben nod INNER
tlidt bemiligten BpltzGtat pprnebmell. 8e=
redne man Die ben @putra6euteu st Der itipnz
llrtet Suilnie bin 5u Sobleupen @ntI9doiaur=
gen 81 6 pGt, 10 betra9en tie td9lid) $1,000.
Wal6burne BON Slltnpi8 bielt e8 fir better,
nod cine a6itimmuus iber ben Druder pprs
5%1nebnlelt uno oalm an ben Bpit=Gtat 8u 9eben,
nE G#ttE
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unp Mtnant8 & 60, pelde jebe Itet8 etnen
9rpBen S9ppner 9eben baben, Der pm Sboal>
mater Sop bic ImngeA AuItern nad ben S6r=
fen Bel SaflanD 6rtt9t. Erpb Der enprnen
9lu8lasen 5ablt li6 bo8 @elddit, IA bic Nlls
ltern ltetS etuen 9uten Otartt linpen.
@8 beiBt DAP cine 4artie Slider Elm natiir=
li6e8 Sect Don le9r 9roBen Ntltern all einel1
Bulfte pberbalb Slpmpio, IN Maibingtpn Ger
r~itpriunl, 9efutpeu, bic an @rEBe Den beribnt=
tet Bri15e'8 SAB Aultern uidt8 ua9geben Elm
S9iff lit pe85alb pprtbia 9e9angeu, nm cine
2abut9 gu bclen, unp Miro ta9li6 5uriifer=
martet.
Sn Stctpria (GeTo8) wurbe neuli6 Elm
bdrlnlpler peutlder Wta8feubau pdpurb aeItDrt,
OaB itd pier irutge 4merifaner oanit belultig-
ten, pur4 pa8 balb9eGiiuete 6enlter ben O1men
ipanilden Yfeffer uui ben Nafen gu 6lalet.
Die 6pl9en pieler Sitberei lparen 10 erniter
9eatlr, paB nleDrere Odutelt beDcuteno ~erfranfz
ten, Die 8ert9tlt6e 8erfol9ung Der @entles
men lit ein9eleitet, l9madppQ aber bleibt es,
Dap pGbreriD bic Nrierifaner entldteoen Bdrtei
fit bic Deutlden e~r9rtfien, ein OeutI4er Die
8ert6eiDt9utg oer Subell ibernubun, urlo pa@
NIT be9ailt, Dap erl ertldrte, er telne fem @ez
lee, pel6e8 pa8 @u8Itreten Don Bfeffer uers
biete. 8irfli6 ldEn 8epQGt!
l6tt 2tns @6aDti. *.
9ttr9eup8 mebr alS bier 6at Der @rp5eB 9e'
gen Spbn Srown lnp leine Sinridtun8 ell
tiefer 9reifenDeS Guneben erre8t, re $rr@
9reS" legt Die tieflte 3rauer fir ben Selben
BON Sarper8 6errp all peii Gag S%eriammlul-
gen wurpen gu @brelt bieleS Wtartprer8 9e9ol-
tel unp iepeS Detail peS Ptp5eles uuo DerGre+
crttipn in alien 3eituagen mp9ltGlt breit 9etrez
ten, ia bic Sffentli9eu 8latter finp 10 pod bon
SrOmn unp @eupieu, Dap lie taumt fitr ir9enp
cine auoere Mtittbeilupg 9fouu iitoer.
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rim li4 Der 8apit aan8 aeaen bic 6Or0ernn8en

rim li6 Der Bapit gang 9e9eu Die 6prOerui9en
9tapplepn'8 au8lpri9t.
Die lt1bl9epan5erte 6re9attc @lpire III Gpuz
Ion Bate Sefebl erbalten, li9 70 idnea Ql8
mpglid Ie%elerti9 81 uladea. lleber lire gez
Thinning puBte man nibt8.
Die @e9ner Der Nuteraticn GQppben'S an
6ranfrei6 3pgeu in @banlberb Dpr ben 8alaIt
pe8 @ouoerleur8, cer ibnen lein @Ort puruuf
g1b, cap Niftpr emanuel nj DIT an bic Nbs
tretltag Sdpppeu'8 Oente.
Oefreid. Wfat ~erfpartete BEN 8elaoez
rlu1985ultano IN lll9ar1t uno Yenetieil. Sll
lesterer BrpUin5 pd6rt Die 2lgitaticn uilunter=
brc9en. Sn Serpna Wur6en AL e II G M ga
sc lteben Sff5iere perlprnpet utp bic StraBen
muBten purd @apaQerie 9eldubert peroeu. S[l
perl6iebenen Srten bate man perlude ace
madt, bic preifarbige Sabne aulSupflaRen.
Su Se1epig muroeu piele B~erlcnen meoen
Snlultirung De8 MtilitdrS berbaftet.
Die Eltretd. 9le9ierltng bate ben NebSroen
Senepig8 ertlart, DAB ie Senetian bis auf8
NeltBerlte be6oupten perpe.
9aS Seete iiber GneenstUOu.
Spanten Wtaprio. DpumerIta9. Sc
ltern 9riif cine betrd9tli9e nlaurilde Srupz
pennla6t ben re6ten 6ligel pes 1paniiAen Ga
gers All, ipur0e aber 3uriifBel9lagen. 0iere
aIf griffen bic Spauier Die manrii6en 2inien
an, pertrteben bic Wiauren aus i6ren Bpittips
nen unp bebaupteten Iidy in oieleu. Die Ipas
uii4e ArtiQerie io1( heit Mauren eipen &erlat
bon 2000 5u9efiigt babeu, mG6renO Die 5tGrfe
Der lanlmtlidei am gefe4t t6eihtebmenpeu
Spdllier nllr 2000 betrug, {? p
Stalien. @aribolpi fam AM 28. San.
NIT leiner jit1geH Srait IN WtQilone an.
Die milttdriide Sereiniguns 5pil6et Gar.
piriieu uip Wtittelttalien ptro thinner en0er ii.
ebello bic politlde 8ereinignug. rDie 0te4
pra lentauten BET bis6eri9cu mitte(itQlteniider
StQaten ipllten lt4 erlt III ben bi8beri0er
Sllpttapten piclcr Staaten periammeln nnic
pdum BON bier li6 ita6 Eurin begeben unp
al8 llntertbanen SictDr @manuelS in iQrpini=
lde Parlanlent eill5ntreteit.
Wtau 6~peifelte uidt am @elihgeu otcleS
BlaneS.
&ebte8 aus ltngarl. Die mgarii0e
prcteltantiide 26lp5ioticn bate @ien perlals
len, pbne cine 2lu6iea5 beiln &Sai9 al erlarlz
gen. @r ppllte ltur 5fpei Dapon ais Bripat=
leutte 5%ulalleil, faruuf aber paren le ni9t eilz
9%egangen. Die llngarn Derlongen bic @ieoer=
berltellung alter 9teGte Der prctetantldeu
airfe lurp be8nii8en ii4 ri4t nit peni8er.
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OreitamfenS DOlars @eIobnnna.
lSeuerzS nlNeEfpr8zl ff;c(

baltimore, Ben 9. Sstruar 1860.
Der llnterSddnete bietet eue 9elpbnun9 BON 6rettaulenb DcIlars
fir ir9euo wel9e AuSfunit, pdne ben @ret nn6 Die lleberfubruua
ser perpn rser Peripnen D~erbsifabrt, pelte na6benarnte @ebSus
It9teten IL Brand iebten
G~mltSdtses 5aditein6alS So. % Gpnccreitr. aeeiQnet ben O..
Gtepart, in Srano 9GeBt am %. Rs. 1859.
3mettSti0es saficnbaus $50. 317 2get- 9raafr., setsuet
bon Ism. $. Sat6pj in grano 9eeBt am A. San. 1860.
3weit6fl9eS 8adfein9ebdube SEC. 10 28eits ae.ta-
net ppn armlren9, ~ob9ebratnt am 4. San, 1860.
3~weit6tt9eS 8adtein9ebiuse SO, rs lnicaftr., oeeiset Bon
Sobn Gprt, o~n9eSinoet am 81. San. 1860.
Sin unponenbeteS b~reitEdige8 @ebiu6e, Gdep bon Wtaoiicu- uno
McIiedentr., 9eiSnet bon S, Burroughs upb angeSau6st ant
80. Santar,
I3metltpfiseS gadfeiubals in Spaunfr. uate benz Centre
Ntartt, 9eei9net ppn u. 8. QSppnppob uno in Brand aefteft at
s. Sebr. 1860.
Die obise 8elcbnung BON brdtatTeno GpnarS miro eeqebet fit
irgeno welHe NuStunft sic CUR &erbatun9 uno llebafabruns pom
Feripnen fIbrt, pelbe oben9enalnte SebiuliGfeiten in Brand 9e-
lebt baben ODER i%ini6uneert fir ieoe einselne er Observation-Disclosures
8ranefttnn9en, 8. 3. V. 8pD6,
SNtOD iEy4aHz @ SeuerS nipeftpr.
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Baibtn8tpn, IA. Tebr, @S gin9eu
Die itbertrie6enlten @eriidte itber cine Sranf=
6eit, bic Den Sen. CAP befaGen baben lDIl.
SO mar nur Elm leidter Atfaa, bon benz ct iid,
bereitS erbplt 81 babea lAeint, gr bat bente
lp9ar i'm StaatSpepartement, wie Seip0bnli9,
oearbettet.
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G9atam, 10. 6ebr. Sin u~nbefannter
Ofaltn nurbe beute NbeitO III Der Otdbe Der
Station &inoerboOf bon eiiem j3use Der @es
ltern NoilrDrO aberfabren uno lD9lei9 setSptet.
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Seuersbruma in sorOntO.

TprDntp, s. Wy 10. Tebr. Die
erpBe @pleuz unO Eudfubrif Don Mattbep<
On & Satellite III Der gedbe bon 8rOOtlpn, 6.
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(ar5t, Wurloar5t unp @ebnrt8belfer)
lpobnt iest go. l4 Pearlfr Swh6eu Mulberre. II. so1oteoa-
@obnln9 9~e9endber. tN'NN'
0ffee- e iuuceu; 10 tbr 0aoreenS, 1-8 ubr w4taas. so
llr NbenoS. STY9I 90
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Serlanet ni0 acfnSbt.
9eutides rit=9adwtitmn9s gireau,

.AN eNt9 2HNItA2Itt* Wv w
inter AufF6t Der yOeutiHeu @eleai6af."
Mle Dei ni9en meldc ocutl9e 0anorerter, Arbeter ODER DienK~
bCten sa ~beiddiaen wiuIben, iope ale beutifen arbeitlutenoem
pruen i1 perlSnIi9 ooer in franttrten Sreen an Den gsentst
Ser @eleaiddit 9rn. $. S. @ellin8hpff, go. So. Gbames-
itraBe wen6en, wetper u~aentDelolth Nustuntte rtbetlcn miro. GL
0ln.I0ro4 Gin 0etanoRr 6eaner uno Elm Hcrter in einear
UtIlulyl. 6Otcl. GaG8uirasp IN Der gBsder.0 Office.
(wD
90 ct(ot,ot /. Ginise CUTE S@neieer unD Naberinneu, WeI9e
OCllWttyt : ibr @ef1dft o~ripolib p~eriteben uuo Aancrnoc
8siaaft8un9 piini@cn, fSnneu f& meloen Bel
at S. BIimltne
So. 2 Nprtb= 2%ibertnlraBe mp Sfdr8.
gtu9 1T DsaI9inen- getbe uno ale @rrten SpnIcOtton tinig St
baben. Matll,lI
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Die 9ele9aten Ger Steuben. AIiOdahon limo hermit etaoelaoeu
i6 am nIdien 5relta9 ben II. 6eb. Abenes S llbr al einer mid5-
8etanlntlung m Ger S%lrnerpaae, 300 g9eit -graHfr. etn,ii-
Fnoer. DE b~ehefentea Gommtteen weroen erIuht, ibre Deleaafen
pr N%nppbnuns pieler 8ciamnlung o~n5ubalten.
Sn Aultla9e Ger Dele9ateu9 erionuIun9:
9fD- Or. n M{aIsr COR
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Maoi1pn Go,tnprpi,

s6i9er Serein bat ib jest iSrmlid OrSanIiu uni cine aeesltds
8ertalun9 an8enpnrnen, @8 per6en oaber aQe Tbelnebmef Elm
seIaoen. l9 in cen lr6deutlidsn @erIamnllunaen 0ienitaa GbsnO
ftnceu. alt "o"
6b14- 81. 8oIIorf eefr y
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oe ~gti91teer Ger ~aatgdSsbn &upra Gncampment go ngr.
oell ter)u9t, sur 0SieoeraafnaDnie Der aurora 6ncan,r,n,nt mo >
w plSpetl9en Serlanlrlur9S-e otale re9t Sablreib n crIbsn,n
m Sm 211tro9e bees 8. y. q. SlfbsTcr
- 81. @eMer, &Nraf.
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Nene AM6eigtn.

WlOlltelttr 2auOgut= nnO StnOnrirMMoit
Se vtt9leoer lmo ein0caocu beue ii Der 81 Nrr 49,
6%teeettditr. itattfnoenoen 9erlanmhmo m erSfe5goen' @pOs,
l9palat9e uno anoere ge5enIance ab,umaden. '" -" Splg -
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idtfte man li6 au9eublidlid an, i'm uuS
Die Seblc mar ibm bereit8 6it9e~
idniirt, alS ciu 8aar anpere 5nTaIl9 ppriiberz
9e9etpe Yenulplpanier tn loSlduitten nnO
pieper in'8 2eben 5urtdbradten,
8beeltng, Sa., lieferte wd9reno beS
leeten Sabre8 Gilen i'm g8ertb BON 2 Ofiu.
Cincinnati, ST.. 5OiepBS6ters
berg frei! Oieler SewcPaer @ttctnna<
It's, Der, mie mleren Sci ern %befanat, IN Slpeltz
burg per6aftet lpltrpe, un unter oa8 pcrtt9e
N{ilitar geltedt 51 merpet, pb9leid Ell l9pn ais
fleiner Sunse na4 Anlerifa a189emanoert mar,
lift frei mie aus fplsenoent S6reiben pe8
St1ot8lefretdr @aB al ben Se1atpr Pu9b ber=
porgebt:
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9anptsN nartier OeS /. GiRe=N roimcnts.

9allpt=Q nnrtier OrS l.. &iac= Sfeaimrnts.
INStOt %U. TO- baltimore ben IA. Sebr. 1850.
Dls. Snrner acknowledgements bat j9 am 6reitaa qbeno s ltbr
9ieutenautS. @uf gcie6 heS ShmSf "a ~ 6peuet
ISM. y. .. evans, abi.
@57 &irt0i6afts= Nu5cige.
NNNNNs SD made nletnen freutSen hermit Sic 0lr,s,. s
54 1a l1 meme Ailt9l4alt I'M cinn Sted c~ruiscrioft ba6e uESS
nd6ite1 Wpntag
nit einem eelifaten 9un9 i~tatfnren uir6.
3 81 ?aPIa%enl SelnD laoet Elm Y. a6euba1,
3I4-@eUl &o l29 %. gpmtorofrabe.
Sin tit6tiger Bierbrauer
tam be- unter3et4netem Sauernoe Sel6ifhsuns erbnliem.
0eS6 SssS SeuT NuIpertDu Hoab.
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&HtDi6afts= glnseiae.
Gtn tlthtloer Bierbrane.
DIR. e. 0erinn.

nter3et9netem baueruoe 9el6aftisuna erbnlte,t.
~ s, SeuI NQlpertpu Rpab
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26
4ussynttl,r,|,tstinlg|I:.s... synttl,r,|, y. Galt,ii
: MY 'HOUSEKEEPER..
sr 'aALra. Htarnsiss. .

"a LADY who can give the best Of refer
enees as to character snd ability, wishes .
situation as Housekeepsf in Z. gentleman 3
family. References required. Address M.
T., SMrrp Roy iona % 8 rJ'i Igs a 9sa =
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7NUMBERzlS lS..
haze to be ine,es.ea 20 $500 coo DO. soa.
,l.,~ r. k,x.ct,. W. " MAO -, ~

haze to be increoses 70 $500 COO %. con.
pIeie the strhctiae s fsie =
II no higher N ,tivs4 than psfty Interests,
and a psrsimonioos spiri, coo'd b. disossss-
ed for THE pevefse act Il he Ltgisls,ore.
then, the Governor woaid 6e quite jus,issbls
10 his spicy lecture. and sDsnbsrs OF shs
Legislature Who voied agains, the Hiil would
no doubt feel Ike overlooking, II not en-
'irely excusing. tn. 'ety. slight degree Of
IL temper, mixed with plesssn ~. sppsrsat
IN the following extrsci:
"Wheo the wants Of IL Institution we're
so apparent, the necessiiy 50 prrssing, sny
one but reckless demsgogus would hsss
supposed that . bill 90 cafsfuily psepsrsc.
examined shd spptove5, eodid NOD hsvs
failed 70 receives cordiss sYd ah.sssS, suS.
pori. Bot tbese, a, sRsprsses,ssi,es u
wicked and perves,e ssserst,os. we're only
remarkable fos doing chat they shsuId pss
bsye done. snd iessihs nhdoos tks ti.infs
they should have done. .''e1 = - 80 ~
Nov Mr.. Editor, 60 tar 10 tbs sts,s ex
tract is intended to sppiy to the Reprssss-
iatives Of the people, ] Of eourss i.,s ao,h,
ing to cay Por tbs Lsgis is,srs msy BE- 70.
gsrdsd BY Gov. Greioer. and ,srhsps Justly
so. as Missionary ground. But were 1 4
Member Of the Legislature, wSsiessr ac-
knowledgment ! might feel esnpslIsd:: 70
make in this respect, ~ou:d not wiilinsy
permit, even Gov. Grsiper. 10 piich in,s my
constituents. and srrsign them on the sub.
ject Of either their morals OF. rslieios. A,
all events should cal on him ,ios, ,hIs vps.
Pers. Bot the Gov no doubt s.w the re.
Priety Of going back o: 'thss Legislsiurs IN
order to gstst the responsible parties, 10
refine snd purify the fountain head of ali
political power and improve, the morals Of
the people: so that this same perverss Lsfis.
lsture might yet be coasuained. on this
subject, to bring forth some Of the p.scs-
able fruits Of rightiouspess. .,,.
..--l oBsEhSES.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-26

.This crop exceeded any one previously
raised in The Stale. bs about seven million
Of bhshels. But the aggregate crop o
1858 fell down to s4.sl4,s4I bushels. The
wheat crop of 1859 is eslimsted by. tn.
Commissioner of Statistics st $4,000 ,oeo O.
bushels. which amount viii no doubt be re.
dueed BY actual reports TO less than 10000
600. Thus showing an actual los. TO the
Ststes In the single article Of wheat from
the -fr0sts of June last, Of fifteen million
Of dollars. add to this the injury Of o,he,
grains from the June ffosts, ana we have q
clear loss to the State in the single yesr Of
1859. Of more than enough 20 have paid of
the whole State debt, the defsicstion oil
1857 included. 'sse - hlte ansat7' 7
The partial failure in the crop Of fsss
and the heavy losses from the June frosts Of
1869, have left the people in a state Of en-
bsrrIsment bu. seldom witnessed In Ohio.
The taxes on the grand, duplicate have run
up to over ten millions, and the people every
where demanding and very properly too, the
most economical application ito the public
funds. Very many Unable to pay thei,
taxes, without leaving unpaid their jos,
debts, and unmproved their houses and
barns. With this Kind of picture before
:
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"Then you heard the foolish speech sf.e
/ oil. II vast meant for your ear. .Fors;s.
Il. You are too good for me, soy wsy.
ask nothing better, IL you can love me thar
y take yea just ss you are." ~ p
"Cb,ldsen and alp, ..r.-..
"Children- aud all; III try to be a faths,
to them, Heaven helping me-" ..l,..I
~ shall be sstis6ed. sir. if you will be
their brother, since they are my mothor's
children, not mine" g..l.
- "And Mr., Smith is--r
! my father. He failed in business last
year, though ion happy to say he Ia living q,
well.ssI wanted TO help him, but the onl
thing Ikpsw Row 10 do was to keep house
u sesmeds proper enough occupation for
an old maid.like me. You see I'm not yerv
young. cir. When I,found you thought me
q widow with children. determined TO favor
the old mistake. Thought II would seen
more digni6eds lam not Mrs. Smith, though,
but simply Mary Smith, spinster, at your
service, or at service In your family, If you
like that sssy of stating it better" i
"And you will change your title, and re-
tain your situs tioa1' is y s.fs ..--t. =
% Her snswersis no one's business but my
own. Six weeks ssftsrwsrd. my sister-in-
law wac invited TO my wedding. She looked
surprised. but che forebore any comment, !,
save seminder Of her prediction that Mrs.
Smith would conquer my prejudices against
widows with incaubrspces. The laugh was
against her when told her that the future
Mrs. ssndie .Bisbop was to 60 to the hymeni.
a altar for the first time. ..t.,
] hsys been married Eve years. Ny pre-.
icdices against children, have yielded 10 the
fascinstions Of bold little Sandie, aud .
winsome little Mary, and sitting by my own
peacsf ful FIRE eide. ] bless the day and Pro-
violence that first made me known to my
housskeePer. ,ass as nv aeg
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- 80 z CT
% LADY VINO can give tne pest OF refef
enoes IS 70 onsrecter snd ability, wishes
s'na.'on es nousekeepr IN : gentlemsnt
,sm,y. ne'erences required. ADDRESS u
~ SMITH, hox sev'a''s, ioos. si...,. -.
Az, mean ! was q osche ior. I nae
P,en'y Q, money, nut ! was forty.hve yesrfi
oio ana nad never arrived a!s sstisfsctory
way y spenu'ng y. ! conemoee tnas my
s'rol wss 'ne want o. nome o. my own
soncs,v'ae = SUDDEN a,sgSst Tor notels snd
oosIang uossess .oos nanosome mouse IN
aespss..'" pa'So'Me 'owa w. ana Osgan
'ooN"s ~. aouseAs:psn lne acver'.'e.
mem WHEN nssos 'nis ipaatye hea jus,
as. ny eye ss ! g'anced over tue . wants,
20 st1e sevean,ag g - paper. y pressed me. u, in
a.. so,i iappTs' esHny asa = sscrsse ssess ~ mat
i VA. reading is'St The \ swen.tsth tlas
Shen ssefxent k9qcksq ~ N ny psttcr doci
snnouneeeea ny ssser:'n. law Mfs; Etlrs
JbA'saop' epo ner eaugnter Eiss. mrs. b'shog
wsss sthe WIDOW 81 ny eldsst brother, snd hei
at.spslon z GENE snd care ,l"a ioE my comiors
were resiiy toucn'ns., :. "a, ,.s,,...,,.
she tollowea yer name into me room
Leading her espghter-ths eldest and best
behaved o. tps three, she was . hs9dsome
womep' o. commanding imperiaI order, and
= she Looked ssr best fh., xn's, .ftss"ooe g q
crimson whh the effects % ths keen. most,
sr snd 'ne exsIcsf sae hsa Desn taking.
81 s|; very gl.d Z = g; .ss you, s.ld n N !
yoa women know know more sbout than en- Old Oh
bachelor ilss !, ne, g .od w.ss e consult ( yos
I Eliz's fsee frightened Into sp sxpressio.
eyer more besptng than The one che has
previously bestowed % %. ne, itpeser occuret
20 me thst shs could pc thinking, Of Q,
uaure home as co1yen'en, 50 'ldenes nee e e
hersfH and her three, She snswerei
wstnly---ss,. a .ss 80. -, ,.'
-irAp exxcellient itl idea, brother sandie, !
you gre prepared for all the expense ant
srouble = involves The expense, 70 be sore
y not much OF considerstion to you. YOu
have been g successful "ss that you would no.
is9plIs . slass 4, economy !, you' hoys' 10y.
90 | used to practice 10 poor Roberts time
He ;w.ys :.id a. made ore doll.r OIL: % y, y,
| w0.k " g""res' nu' tnete WI 20 grea
ueai ot h Toeoie. 10 tne urst place ycu'i
nave ~ % nna 9ousekeeper. s,.,,s,., =
,6sh so"'y astn"s r'eo M y, 20 osPeAk " yos
nocu'i sut'9is5ss.ts soss, .ol .s.....as. 80,
nHer ,ml,e vas vas poslsvely y brilliant. !.
| hsow .ino, osnols:
xSSn kinq 81 ~, uounling you Shout NJ
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WEAVING of LanbA

The time of weaving diffs.s materially, &C.
cordinG To the locality Of the iarms. snd the
quality of the pasture. In mountsinous
county, and where the lard 10 very poor :,
the wesn'ng often tskes place vhes the
lamb Is not more than three months old. for
il REQUIRES ell the intsrnedis,s time 70 ge,
the ewes in good condition By tbs tine Of
slossoming. or TO prepsrs thsn1. for N, h-..
In . milder climate, and on bsttss psstuss :.
they need no, BE- weaasd .sstil: fesr. ssd
that ie about the period usually sslAsied.
On the other hand. Il the pasture i good.
snd especially IL il 10 the systeu. Or tks 10.
terest Of the isrmss 70 sell BE lsatS In ssoys
condition. they frequently sse - .wssAA
until they are six months sh- a. !,
The FIRST thing 70 BE- stssnd1 Ia. = = ~.
move the lsmbs and tie sves q ~ . ~,
sibie from each other. Thess wfII - pisp
ty Of confusion and unhApinses 4H6 vhie :
and which would b psoiongsd unkii ID vss
injurious to both tbs notbaf aud fhs a.
spring, il they are sbls 70 hear Aaek sshsf's
bleatng. indeed il wouid !fssuAniIy Aa,psr
that tho eve could not bs son6ssi - fbss
pasture, if she hssrd tie -ssssisssa sri,s Of
her young one. I've - thrae dsysf Seiuss
they are parted. The svss sas ths IsnbsI
should be removed 70 - pssasrs vbiah lie
latter IRE sfterwsrds to Aesupy, snf sAeni
ia the evening Of tAs sppsinasd aAayrI the
ewes are 70 be tsiysi swss, ssahakls 10
the pasture which thsy ~ sesu,i.l .;,s
their lambs, or il thsy see ,s.ov.i !. s..,h,
err. IL shosld BE- ps.sss, - ~, ...-',G,
would be advis.t,s. slrh,.sk q. ~ - -,
ways prac,issd, 10 MN -, 49, !; ,s...a
times, in order-so rs,Is,s -, as.ss.x.1 ~.
ders, and 70 prevs.t ss s1resh se5s.S...
lion or earast. In ! - - - -, IN