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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01
ESTABLISHED IN 1926
TIiufa 10 rIonaakae.IIlsta.

A1Auts 70 k1ouseheeHSIos
Bread and eske shogld be kept 10 9 tin
box or stone jar.
Cran srries, viii! keep all winter in Sr.
kin Of water. 10 9, cellar. g..
Flour and meal Of ell Finds shOald be
kept 10 cool, dry place. a. =.
Shells are APT q bs mGstf.. Try qIat'
ter Of a pound. before buying quantity.
Oranges and leinoes keep best wrapped
close in soft paper. snd lsid a drawer oI
linen.
Keep coffee by itself, as III Odor sf.oii
other articles. Keep tea 10 close chest
or canister.
Soft soap SHOULD be kept IN q dry, Plsos
10 the cellar. and should not be used iiutil
three months old. Il =,
The cracked cocoa il the best. bat tbal
which is put up III -pGuad papers is very
good.
To select nqimegs prick them with pin
Ifthsy are good, tbs oil viii instantly spread
around the puuctufs.
The best rice is large, aid has clear
fresh look. Old rice sometimes bas li!tls
black insects Inside the kernels. :. -.
When cask Of molasses is bought, draw
OF lew quarts, else the fermentation pro
duced BY moving it viii burst lie oask.
To tbaw frozen potatoes. pit then in ho
water. To tbsw frozen applss. put them
in cold water. Neither will keep .Ohg Of
tor, being frozen.
Butter that is mad. II September 3 o.
tober is best for winter use. Lard shcult
be hard and white; that which p tskeI
from a hog not over year old. is beat. .
The small. white sago, called pearl sage
is best; the large Blown hind has an earthl
taste. These articles. are toP;oca. grount
rice, &c, sh6uld DO kept covered.
! Bar soap should be cut into piseea d
convenient size. aud laid where il will bs
come dry. 1, is we'll 10 keep j. ssyera
weeks before using it,as Il spends last ahs'
it is new.
Rich cheese feels soft under the prsssur
Of finger. That which is very etrong
nei:het good nor healthy, To ksep on
that is out. put il up IL / bag that win NJ
aduit flies. and hang i, in cool dry plscl
II mold appears on il. wipe it Of on : dr
/ cloth.
( where The odor Of il win not Affect the a
OF the house. The Best kind 10 .hs. whi,
. is called Din, from its peculiar color. Ri
I skin for clearing coffee should b waehs,
. dried. cut small. and kept in Tax or p
As general RI i,,I uIs, Il il aiS.. i;i. economic
; to buy The best articles. The price 10
course, always a little higher; bd. GOO
sriicle5 spend bsst. It is . sscriEes Of p,
. ney to buy poor Hour, meat. sugar, mol.
s,s, butter. cheese, lard, &c., 70 say uothiu
Of the injurious effect upon Tho health.
. Potatoes should be put into the cellar
Q soon as they are dug. Lying ,s4poisd
+ watery. Some good hqussksepers hay
sods laid over barrels Of potatoes not j.,
a immediate use. To prevent them sp'oq
. ing in the spring turn them ont upon II
s cellar bottom.
: OF Wss. India sugar. sSd SOls;sss.. d
d Santa Crus and Porto Rico ars, considers
: the best. The Havana is seldom olean.-
o White sugar from Brazil is sometimes Ysl
d good. Refined sugars usually contain mo
|. Of the sacchariuS substance, therefore the
9 is probably, more economy in using lol
crushed and EfsnIis.sd sugars. than !
should at first SUPPOSE HousekeepeI
Friend.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01


:. ESt few have il il their PoWsslo Do. q
much good or evil as printers. We know
thsy, ali glory in Franklin q = father. and
are went TO mention Els name with vensrs
alton. Happy would y b, ios,. them, il
tbsy would resd the following with Z %.
termination to initiate il; !, !, l,e.,;;,
"Soon, after his sstablishmsnt in Phila-
dslphis. Frapklin Was offered q piece to
publish Ill lis hsSSipspsr; being WY bSiyy
he begged the gentleman to Leave it iet hi,
consideration. The next day the aaihor
called and asked his opinion Of Il. Franks
lin tsplied! ~ so, =,
.AiSt Il Histl} s;oHFtiloa; and Ssi.nstosly;: i
Being at loss. on account Of my poverty,
whether to reject it or, not, l thought
wonld put It to the iasqe--st, right when
nv work was dohs. / bought siwo. penny
loaf, on which. with q, mug Of cold water,
l sdtbsd heartily and then wrapping my.
self in my great GOAT, slept vepy sonndly
on the floor till morHing;whsn another los
aud mug Of Natet afforded me breakfast
Now, .ir, since I oan live comfortably, d
this manper. Why should | prostitute M
press 70 psr.onpl batrsd and party passion
for luxurious living wax,.
"0ns cinGo. tssd .tbis anscdoto Of opSl
American sage without thinking Of SCcrs,
tss' reply to King ArObelaus, who Aat
pressed him to give up preaching u ih,
dirty streets Of Athens. and coma and iiv,
with, him, 10 bis splendid court; /.
"Msil.. please yoPEy Majesty e. :. half
penn, a peck St Athena. and water. !,
can get for nothing" go
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

WARD BEEcHER's FIRsr CoEoREoArtoN.
In a recent lecture. hsRsv. Henry Ward
Beechsr gave an acconnt Of his 6rst year
in the ministry, the 6rss flock which b
gathered Consisting Of Nineteen poor women
HS was tbsH not only pastor. 6pt the seq
toH Of the church. filing and lighting n.
lamps. &hich be was conpSilsd g bGy hin
self. kindling the tres aid, sweeping Out
the church. He did not ring the bell be-
cause be had none to ring.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01
an fHad Minded ~ profher.,,

4 = AAt-N.@N%f~~ I -
went 4 few Weeks since into 4 Jail d
see young man who had 6ncs been 4
ESbbaih school scholar.
The kespsr took . large bunch ofksyi
and led us through sbs long gloomy ballj
unloctiDg one door after another, until ct
length be opened the door Of tbs room
whore sst the young msa We had come 70
see. The walls Of the room were Of eOaDs
stone, The floor Of thick plank. and bsiotS
The windows were strong iron bars.
Without. all was beautiful; The green
fields. the sweet hoRstS; hid The singing
birds wefs as lovely as ever; bai thii
young man could enjoy none Of lbess--ho
never sgsin could, hs 20 out; for he was
condemned to DEATH Yes, he had killed
man. and now. be himself must dis.-7
fbiht Of j.! only twenty years old, and
/ sat down bs.ids blia aid talked ,Hith
him oh ssid he as the lssfi rolled down
his cheeks i did NOT mean 70 do It. but /
vas drunk: then / got angry. and before 1
knew what / was about, killed him. Oh,
| II had minded wba. my Sabbath school
teschsr said, il / bae minded my mo.hst
| should never have come to thisl-I should
never bays bseh hsreP
/. .woaid have made yoar heart sore; u
X did mine. 10 see and talk with bih:7-
Once be We. . happy. playful child like
you. now he is poor, condemned young
man. he did uSt mind bis mother. did
no, govern his temper. aid O. be grew
older be vent with bad boys who taugal
hiH bid habits, and be became worse and
worse. until, as he said when drunk be
killed . man. and now after few weeks
be must suffer the dreadful penaisy. Al
l lei, ht@ &c said; a.
viii yoa pray Tor ims'" and hs sddsd
l"Sh; Ten boys everywhere TO mint
their mothers. shd keep away from ba1
companions"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

EyA clergyman observing poor man
in tho r6ad bresking tone with pick;s3s
and fnseling to get at bis work better. made
the remark, "Ah. John. / wish / could
break The stony hearts Of my hsAyerS q
easy as you srs breaking those stones. ''---
The man replied. 'iPsrhsps, you Do mol
work on your knees"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

4 EobI2 sEETIiiaRE Daniel Wsbs,sr
psnusd the following ssiiimshI:
if we. work upon marble. Il Win Ask
parish: II We Work upon brH6s. tine VII
eifacs il; if we rear tsmPlss.stsY 1ill cTut,-
be into dust. bus II HS woTl npab immus-
tnl minds--if We ishps thsn with pfinai-
plss. with the Just i1hs Of Cd ahd ouf ~.
low.men. we engrsvsakthnel tablets sbiRs3
thing ,ha. win brighten sll ctsfSisy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

DRIED FR6Ir-How TO PREsfRvE IT.
Now is the time 10 preserve dried apples
from becoming wormy next aummer. The
eggs of these worms. il is believed. are de-
posted in the frui, drying and their vitali'
ty can be destroyed by heat without injur
ing the fruit. if placed IN an oven just long
enough to heat as hot as il will bear with
out scorohiug or cooking. Take II hot from
the oven, aud pack II in linen bags, and
hang i. up in a dry place.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01
hest 6sHily with the Errlng.

"oh, do not thou forget,
However darkly stained By sin,
He Is ihy brother yet;-
Heir to the self. same heritage,
Child ofthe self.same Cod
hebath but stumbled in the path
Thou hast In weakness trod."
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01
ab.9antxsttr @a1ttte,
CLARKE & SUTPHEN,
AND PRoPRIEToRs

OFFICE---Im TnIlmadge Block
Third StOry---Eirst door TO theLcft
ut head Of Stairs.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01
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TPLegal ad vertisements, Administrators no'ices
30 to be paid for In advance.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1860-03-01

ETwhai key opens the gate to misery !
Wbiskey,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-05-28

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bronchitis Observation-Disclosures
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MnfaQ pplt 9Ln8,ehrrtnn

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@rOBe GrlnGBmnnQ Scr 3Hferpreiie.

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oetra-g8eta bel Sap ltno Slai6en; alter 8ater=NSbtStep Der Bette
in Baltimore, lOwie feline 9tquBre umo granoteS BON alien Sorten
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Wtai5S 26 Oit. 8altmsreftr.
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Neue8 BON S6neben.

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@b5ebrnn9 unO ~OorSctt8c 94wa8e, i6lei9enoe8, ~lebenSerlt6.
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meroen burt9 etnt9e 0oien Oteler wnn6er6aren ar5net- Ste wirr.
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Or. 3. Sapne! 49, = Vs" . DIT 1851
sd, be5eu9e, zap tb mdbrenb Der Grnte I'm rekts, q,n
W. ulrFse g eelaien murbe unb eine siemii6Se a5 ap opa et {,
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acknowledgements uab Oisfes ieate mi6 san,It j S gs,SS
Sames e. 8anSprn
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