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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
gUm eOuifrana, @eiiNinppi nj 9eras.


New gort, 1. Sctoter. Stem Srlean=
ler 3eituu9elt iinp bier ein9etrpfen. Dem
3rue Delta entnebmen mir 6UlgenDeS.
2uf 1pe;iele Srper pom &rtegsbepartemeni
prrpe unlsrem Mttbiirser, Or. Mfercer, Elm
grober 3beil letneS @i9ent6um5 Suriideritats
trt. Oa6 Gt9entbum beltebt in etnem Square
3ptlden &o6tn-, STAGE 6ront= unp 9eterltr
Gs lit Jest I'M Selis pe6 Scr. GOntpaY Don
DEM 6reomenS 8urcau, pelder gf0ti3 erbtelt
Oaielbe am /. October leinem frIberen 81,
9entbuner 3urld3ugebet.
Die yOailY Stems" BON Sadlo iast in IT.
rer Nnegabe pom Ia:
2Sir baben Iele9ralnme Spn Wa1btnaton,
welhe uIls pertGern, DAP Der 9ralipent unle=
rem Gpur6 btQigt. gr balt bic 6reibeit Der
prcle aufrc9t; wtrp nt6t5 btQt9en, mas irz
9enplpie Die Stadten belhrdnft unp wtrD Die
Contribution int ftrenglten Slime ais SIbrer
nebmeft. 9Str propbejeien, Dap er Nues tburt
Miro, Deli Supen in leinen iGAperen 9rifun<
gen 81 mtertibet unb mir betra6ten i'm ais
elm Srftrltment III Der 6anb be5 Nlma6ti9en,
UNI 1~niereut Solfe 8nbe rno Die Se9nun9en
Der 6reibett 3a lidern.
Die giey Orleans 5rue Delta ia9t In if
rem G%onnhcntar 5u gcrlte9enOem !: u9ral~
bent SONNY oil beliBt Elm Merrmal opn Gba=
ratter9rGBe in bpbem grope, nGmli3 nNil-
l%enSfraft t" unp DurA bieIe miro ct ate Sppp=
litton ~iiterwi,pen. salit ceml, mas mir bereita
ppn tbm lnben, l6euen mir ur5 ni6t s1 BE-
DluPten, pab er I'M er nGalter @ralrent=
lAaft5canotpat lein ipirD."
Dtel e !5erren miifen BEN 9rdltbent Subn=
ion lebr 9erin9 iAaBeu, hap iie 9%louben t6n=
nelt, NIT einem 10 plump b~ingeporf e1en &G-
Der ettpa5 3t errei4en. :
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
9(d(cw 6puIe, Nr. 1. @Dnncuabt Square

HVWVVWI II IIUVs IOOO+
Sir.-Oa Bis CUR Sbetlnabme ein9elabe-
men Serren betnabe ale NIT benz 8rtef BON
7. D.. sc. einper tanben unp liG tereit erflart
BADEN, ii6 pem prUetlprtl6en Committee an.
3ul6lteben, tpenn II Nnnabmela reiben elm.
~laufen, 70 merpen Sic biermit CUR Gerlamm-
lung be5 prpptlorti1en COMMITTEES, bic i'm
pben 6e5ei6neten Srt am NtttmpG, ben 2.
DECEMBER, nm | lltr F9ebalten miro, etn9e.
laben TIM Die Sr9antl atipn unb pds meitert
Gerfabren Der 2cnppnerS iii li6en=l1nub6dn9
iafett8 9fipciatipn in @rpdsune at Sieben.
@enn sic %fDnnen, fommen sic, SIRE Nnwe=
1enGeit ptrO ern1tlt1 erbeten &c.
q. s. 8. 6ereSfpro 6ppe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
WcmeIfcs nus Gurnha.

Sart0erpptnt, 2. Set. Der am=
pier Belgian 1T NIT NaGri9ten pom II.
Septemter aus 2tSerppOl Bier etn9etrufen.
Die 8erbaftun9en Der SentanS pauern fort
unb elm anberer ni6tepmmtlipnirter Sfi3ter
tpurbe IN Der @arntlon spn @orf a~rretirt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
@ennlYlSanio 9to., 8auYerein ST.. 1.

Sotdl Serdnber1tng.
Den Nttt9iteoern unb benz gee6rten @ublicum biene
hermit 1lr gta6ritt. oot pbeugenannter Ssrein iein 30.
tai ron 9ic. l07 8enni. Ip. na6 $50. 10Y @utap Str.
81 penl aubefanuten @irtRe, Sr. q. S6Gffer perleet BAT.
uno ale bic, melhe lid eineut 8auperein if6 nit allem
6leiB auS5earbeiteten @eitben ani6liessn ippQeu, iinb
bterntit e%'nSelaben i& Wit mod ben 4. Oftpber atenbS s
I'M pbeugsuannten 2ctal einjrfiuben. 0ar md peniae
4ntteIe itno 81 ~'erSeben, TONNE ieoer ter fein @eIb
i9er onle9en mill unb %osri6ume DtittipcG @benb uidt.
SpRn SobG6ein, Yrafoent. -
,Odticbi.) Sob Us eiSb ader, GefretGr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
p. Mcmtec s S0bme,
lltuaorcns nuo Werf5sua:0 anblnug,
9(p. So w. Baltimore Str.

I'D. 90 ". OdIllHlpre Str.,
IT tiden Tretsrif unb @dsfr.,
I hem 9cebrttn gubfitum BITE Mn5etee, Sa6 lie ibr
}attslptal bebeutenb te%rer6Bert mn
@onert taben un6 ieat i'm Stdn6e fr6 ben g1in.
'eter 9sebrten Runeen NIT etnefn Dpafdnbtsen 9aasr
en- to tbr 5nd einiGlaseaten @laren au grflpredeu.
rfSen9e fir Wdittutfea, 3tmmerleute, Sdreiner,
IUljfedsr aufner, @asner, iOpte fur 9aatperf:r
G1er Mtt;
aItnGteridIien.
BtfhTdpe ouer Written fur Etldler /, 5Otpie
5dISbaItun9Ss cScgeuifGnDe BON auen Scrien.
Den ~btat9frn 9reiien unb tn better Qualttdt nets Dor.
ahb td!ten MIR ~OsefeIGen stnent s~enetstsa publifam
fmpfotlsn. i27fp-1
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
RUfter s go,

284 IS. 8altimOreitr., Baltimore, 3d.,
uhb @n sros 8ertGufer bon anerbanb Bprte=
teuiae, BOrtfOtiO Hnb eeber @alanterie= arbeiten,
etlen benz bieFeeu II. aG,pdrttlen Yub!ifuan ibr 9rpBes
; sS2 ts SastT SGa gSd tSHS bta e 81 300 StEi ts,
ftnfsu unb eelAmodpplfe fen Ttufern, @tnftGanqen Upn
ststen &c fonie Kin erOEeS Eager opn Burc0eu bs.
sferoerfaufer merbsn uners prst1e 10 pGt. bilieer fns
10 in Eep gOrf; infer sNearenIaeer til, el mir aues i'm
n f%dbrisiren. aets Bpaadnbis ofpriirt. s
sr Babrttat erbitlt auf ter srrben NusieIuns ten erfen
l2fie-3I6e.l-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Steubenz8 nnperein Nlp. 6.

Inter o6t8er1 Nanner tpirO ii4 en neuer Saubereiu Or
saniiiren unb Dienftag, BEN 3. Oft, qterbs 8 r6r Bel
6. NintR, gto2O Gap nabe carbohydrate, feline erftc
~Seriomnlun9 at6alten. Sic bereits uutre;ei6neter
69eilne9 Ter, ionic NGe, fcel6e 9lft Gaben, i5 eineu
gut II 9aaDer in ar5u'4lie6eu, merpen ba5er irennbli6f
eingelaben, ftp %eirBuftu Ell.
i0moti WeGrere TbeiInehmPr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
S}onfltr. Y5ailnercin N1n.

0teier auf bic ~lt6eralRGn Gs}fse bairte 0tretn ii nun
oeaiti net9 pra1nlfrt unb wtr5. ppn iebt an ieben DienFoa
SbenO * llbr trt 1tn @ 6prf 8anfar. 30. e, ieInee
Strtanln1i1nGen bilten. @d9fen Dtsnfds ben 70. SER.
Ienn mi be eFte outage 3ar Grbebgng. QBsr fetn Sch cut
Sntesen nh per t9mlne bate an6 fGfre i9 Autbetle, tn
oe4a Ssisiben aG!0 0er6rtfen frn wtrbsn.
(7slimtl Seinr. Sbr n, a ~ Ssf.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
llnter-N9erten In alien Irpnlen Staaten. (SOt4wriaE
Serbenerte S9fetbOos gum 3mf 4nei0en
BON 9amenz. &lnOer= Il. 6errenz!G leinern.

pascal Rtebet BON Cincinnati, Ter Grfnter ub
Qerdts9eber Ger reuen ub %bertbmted Wettpbe sum gu.
9nstben Don allen SUrnnen unp GorIBfn BON Rtnier= unb
0alnentIetfern, 3erren 9emten &naben=SpIen unb Sd6en,
Nt1ten, grad nno Sad 9tGdsn &C.. beItnbet f6 in bel fer
Staot. llnterri6t IN beer nelen, tT6f stnfn&en unb In
tlult tn elmer balbet Stunbe 81 eoIernenbtn 3uT6nsitt-
un8en erttetlt N9ent1n unb QDtebersertdufer Ietntr MS,
ceGe rerben fir jeteS &cmn uno Gruntp o~erlanet. Uiit e.
aem Nnld9etapitdl bon $50 100 1T S fr i'm Stanfe, tag.
i'd $40 IN nteIetn 3efdG taSwetse gu ~terbtsntn. Gse9en
na9srer Ngsfuntt mpae man iN 8efalisf melten in NO1e
:. Stbe' tstr. nnb 8rar td8lib rpn 70 ubr u reenS. Dor
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Ne9ierunes.D % Inf.
AuttiOns@8 ertauf BON conf8cirtem uni
Surld9elaiienem Giaentbum.

, COItUHT UUN NTIolILIEII UND
5urtdgelaHenem Gi9entbum.
srfauf Fnbet iiatt TN gublteStpre Sitopf
Sap nno Nomtarbfr, b~eetnneuO UNI 10 u6r Born.
lit.
Zen ;u bertaufenten 9Baaren ~Beinten Itb etne erDse
aumiroue, OrpgcpeS, braune Mlusltne unb Osrd.
Baden, Siantets, &ud, &leieer, Sasat. Stnb unO
Et(enfrnaren, Tiqueurpn, Nebi3inen. Sittet, @isrbes
Rptipns rnb Nlerlei, furj ieter Artitel, FER einen
at.
es tn fpdtern |rseigen.
unaen bddr tn electromagnetic Dor Mblteferunsg
pr6er BON 8, 81. &tsleH, n
Super special a9t z. A9eutur.
rf BON Spbu s. M eSfltDn.
!. Sppsr & Gpkn Hnb al
'rspn & 60, @Hst, (3Oie-l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
4. WarD 8du 0erein $40. /.

WFon al cen IS 9 eptembsr aufs Nruc ~pOlfdnSie preantRrt
Is pu,bt bard uccereinittm uns fdmmtlt&er Wttstebe,
o%tl1lrltn, bn Nntbetl aut % Cts fef3u eben. Oa be,
3pef btetis @ereti 8 II, eirem ietem Iitsliebs @eIeaenbeit
5H ge9,n, auf eins letG e g8etfe ttu Gapitl sum Ban re,
sGuf etrea Saulss3a erip.re 10 IaOen MIR tterbur6 ais
G~teIsntaen. be it@ tdran tettetltseh mOlen. Elm taIb an Al
tlnIntn, oa MUIR md ~ nj e Nntbeile urrbannen fino. Sc
er ANtbetl bftnet $i25 DdS 8arfd ~mluaeslpf1l benin
bet I'D -et petrn 8durT 91rtnsr SIR Al vi tntirlefr.
Bonn 1. 9totfmber an fnNet b. @erfamnlung ieeen N1rn-
tag Atenc iw' iben 7 unO s llbr ftltt
SIN 4ufirase bS Yrddrentsn GGas, @antter
L30ifpt. ii4ri 6 SER. IS / E & mann Gefr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
M1arDlan6 Snffitmt.
10. i1Drlibe Aueltellun0.
11nnesu0.

Geentur, bat ibre Sffce BON 80 $50 %. BattimUrefr. rad
No Is 81. Httertpfr. perlegt. Deie N9entur murte etabltrt
UNI aue armees uno stars- 5Dtberuneen, peniOnsn, Scun'
Ites, rudltanOt9e 3@EIun9en &C. tofe n fret lIr be gert8'
tt9ten ein3 %ltrttben. I
Die riattgen 5Crntulare rerfen e%eliefgrt unS BITE payieru
aus9stertt8t aNf niunbltde peer ibrif ltGe M~nfrase.
GHaS COB, 2rtdI-Nst.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Wntnpo 6. WdrS,

SIT elmer g%erlammluns tr 6reunte tes GIL. 90. 6. Sedle
Bic am W1phtds Nteub, 2. OH, in her Saae Gfe sen Garp.
line rnb Seierfcnitr. a~beeta;ten irurte, nurren ~fplsenbe
8efbtdfe ecfdBt;
Sef6lSffe n: Da6 mir, bic 5reunbe BON Grl. SO. e.
8sales TIN ter3ttdf ais G%antitaten fur hen |. apets Bee
etattratbS e%nbprfren un6. feline lFabl NIT aaen ebrbareh
Mttteln untfr1tusen wereen.
= %. $. 8pp1e, YraE
%. s. & 6, Sefr. -- Ht)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
0ltuDesha1tntifaht.

@aittngtUn, 2. Stt. 6ol9enbe Do
~ftnente linD neult9 in pen SeFs Der Neeie=
run9 aelanAt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Ne,te 8rauerei.

% etnc 6%ebertenNe @njGbl Aiaaner fG ~peretnist ia ,et.
rem ldnst ~eefi9Iten 8eb rfniHe a,3ubelten unb etne arpse
5!erbraneret ST er 4tsn, bic n6t mr. tar GtnseGne @es
lptnnbrtn9en2 IL; b2abalb Ia en- Die u1terse 6neten ane
e'e l0 nod b~etsetIt3en pCG1n 81 ttnfr VarIanm uue am
DtO sr &benfs s upf BET Soiepb 5eleftlb, Ode &ager
unb 6~analfr. Elm.
Canctt) Spbn emmet { r prDp. Sec
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
9r. Ghas. 0S. Nnf1lin0
5e{5Gft8:YSerle0llno

3lereut9 3Ht- g~Efali8en 8a4ri&t sa6 Der lntet3rt&nett
ia Eatais~2sFAGrt v9u Ode Baltimore nnb TreSerid Ctr.
da5 fe!nen nea2n 3craumtasn Gotote ytr. 81 Grnanee place
; Lbifen 5alt@ ran Sputaar, Berie9t BAT unS 6iftet bns
'9n 6ts9aT jtlDenate 3ntraaen a16 daf Iein ncues GSfGI
.~perttG8ea III pVdsa, mater 3af&eruna prSapttr uns rel.
tr SeblfGEu8.
Spftpb S9r6ber
ft5i ~ ySp. 81 Trhdnar WtacF nab, GppihSt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03

q. S. 8, 9eresfOrO 9Ops,
SO. 9. 9inpfaq Committee
81. gurfe,
i Mler. Barring, Gsq, 80. g., acceptirt.
x Warquis BON 8atb
x 5pn, 81. ytourte,
< 9orO GambeU, y
x 9Orp st. Gecil,
t Gart Of Denou9bmpre
Son. s. Duncomb.
t Sir SameS Ser9uipn, SO. g., -
gS, SeYmuure Fitzgerald, SerpOrfen,
mad Seratbi4laeung nit QOrp Derby.
t S. 9. @ubbiat, Gsq. acceptirt.
< 90 $ Gregory, So. 9,
x GUl. @repile,
* Sub0e 6aqtburtDn,
*NS8 5eresforo Sppe,
Sir S &errtlpn, 8art, sc. s.,
= Wiarquis BON Qctbian,
i Sir GputS 9inbIap, Bart,
*8 2tnp1ap, Sc g.,
! g 9eoeode, SO. g.,
Sames Spencer,
+ lieutenant Sol. q. SO. Sturt,
MN.
tQprD So Greppr, Sc. s.,
Nm Ganflttrt So. q. periporIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03

n Ola Yeripner, fertn Namen 70 cerSei6net fnb, mdrten
reepttrt, aber ie tdten fen @e.b beileteuert.
I Dte 70 Ser8eiGncttn geripnen kaben @eIbtettra0e eelei'
ct.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Mufaepabt
Gef6dft8z9 ku3eiee.

In y1r. 233 9. gbarGeSfr.
etdbItrt bat. Or bot eine 9rpse NuSwabt
Gtrmmcnte fir Gler5te, SrudbbG1Ser, NiiGFcns
unS Serms Weafdbinen, Mefer, Sdbccren :e.
ratSis unb IN i'm Stdnbs, iete 8eff lung aufs Bate unt
tsite aastiIiibren :3ugletd e~npfsblt fr lid gum prbl.
fen opn 8aIi rmeIern, iGnte aaer in Ietn 6aG f9tagen-
Seeenfinbe, lie er aud reparirt.
SobGun Seic,
trg. 1nFrumentsnmaaer, ga 7tGstft u. wiefIerfabrtfar
41u13tntl Sc. 2S3 Q. Sbarie8fr
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
Nteuer 8reperif ct. 8auSerein.

gRlter Orepertd vt. Saltperettt.
Sprt6eil fir Seben.
Inn bic 6pBeH Nttet9eu Il O~ernleiten lift tieler @ereiu
terart seariinoet, ipo es ietem leibt iein Wirb, balbisft Elm
eigene8 Bpgnbaus III telisen. SO lit Sober eingelaten,
ON nGtitet Sienitu9 a0enrS 8 lbr beiH Ser.n 8fcetns
ger Scr. 13 8. 6reberid Giraffe 5u eri6sinen, no bic
@eiete fir jeSen snr anfi6t ~SorIieSen, unb bic erte CAB
lung Seuaqt pirb. 800 Intbeile finb bereits ausgese=
ben.
Setnrt6 0re&ieI, grSi.
Seinri6 2ucfe g. 4rGi.
(SMD 2ebb SertDa Gee.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03
UergnG9un0erl
Tllr Sale nro Concerto an Dcrmtetben

Tiir Sale iltto @Oncerte ~ ,cr,n,ethe,
Den Grennben unb Sefannten : c.
anO bsnt esttrten gabIttum %dbsrtGGSs SttssInuroS%Soo % %siSta'qSE
harfetbdute neut Sale bsf gpnecrtia mil Ssu ~ lpDhe, grpBt
benen Rdumlt6tstitn tur @bbaItuns onn RssHs ~ . Streom
sertsn gu mIttben III, rreun ~frGb3eitfes Nppliiotttor" n nSrs ev%i
wtrb. b'"""'
Dte ~eIesante unb fpfbare &usnnfHruna bes orpssn
les. nebf fein ~ut6blirten arberUbesimmer fir Ssrrr W. ~
Damtn, lOpis ~beaaemeS 0Reaauration8 jtmmer, neta orsesS
Geidal NIT ~cOlfdnbtS etnsertGteter Ride, laFen ni&ts an
wlnf6sn ibrte o.
gSn sdnbtsss EdfeIsefhtrr fir 500 @cueerte III su efneu
rnd6tBen pteis 3u mietber. R1bere @~usfunft Bet
g. 10. 81 pe b Ell,
2eiisRl $40 80. 8altimOreRr, swifden @utGp u. Y0cafr.
sNl5QGA, N1eip NnemblD NOOmS
MSEAE Der unter5ei6nete If berett, @uaaeemeris fir
M@ Babe, @efeaf6afteE. Gpaeerte, tprleianeen, GGuis
s rbibitiOnen. Dinner unD Srteese entaseeu Su netnier.
ste RdunltGfetten tins neu ~bereeneGt unb In ~ unauetesr
Or0eun9. Mabsre &uttunfl rlrb ertteiIt am QYabe Iel6a
rber SO. IO4 81. Greterfr.
Qlau94D1t Spbn @afnt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-03

YIn bic Sclu0bner Der Staot Baltimore.
Iuf RE ~brinSeube Bite Sieler etnluBrei6er Sreunbe
babe i'd nlib enti6lclieu, fir baS ..G@eriis zgntt BON
Baltimore ais SolfS=@anbitat a%uf3utr,te nnb min, tpenn
ertpG9t, bic %fibten an8eueIleu erfitleu.
Otit alter a9tuns
NIeranber MnDIeddrtb. =
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Neller Sauoeretn.

9teuer Saltoeretn.
0idtiten Oienfas, ben 3, Oft, gbenbs z lbr, nirO
elm neuer Sauoereiu it 6auie beS Serru Sobaun Seuie,
$40. 307 Sub 8onbfra6e nabe Qancaiterftra6e, %eeeritnbet
perben. 9a itb i9ou cine 3iemli6e 4uSabl BON BcrIoz
men ba5u 8emeIbet ba6en, unb iest @eleseubelt ba lit,
ciuem guten 8aubereiu beijutreteu, 70 trerben 9le. bic
Rie3a 9nit babeu, e~iuSelabeu, itS pituttli9 3ur b~eftiurmten
5eH e'niuFnoer' Gamebi
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Muctipns gerfauf.

MebtcaG Otftee,
baltimore, Wtb., l. Oh. 1855.
Yer Aucttpnsr Werfanf BON @0ubernsrnentS Nebtttniihsrt
unb Splp tai @t8entbuni, Der ~nnse3etst Ut, ais In Der Meb-
eal=Yd tcepprSosppt Mo. 8 &prtb @barles Str. Baltimore
Nfe, 2 Ottpber fdItftnbenb, til auf 9ee,I best Surae on.
8ei&Cben pprben. ~
(Oct2-18) Nebtcal Vurbebpr II & 81.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-06-10
A Moving Machine Made Harmless.

An article in that excellent Journal the "COun-
try Gentleman published at Albany, N. Y, Of
date September, 1864 in relation to an improve
ment in the Moving Machine, has fallen under
our eye; and the invention seems to us Of so
great Importance that we call attention toit.-
Il is the result of the happy thought OF a lady,
Mrs. Elizabeth NJ Smith, of Burlington, N.J.;
and its history is as interesting as the improve
lmerit IS valuable. A neighbor Of helady, while
at work with moving machine, leaves his seat
to disentangle a tuft of grass from the knives;
while SO engaged something occurs to start the
horses, when the mans fingers are cut OF. ="
G This incident being mentioned at the lady'S
dinner table, suggested the idea OF obviating the
danger. Study of the machinery follows, and
In short time the lady devised a plan by which
the cutting bar is thrown out Of the gear the
moment the drivers weight is removed from the
seat, By means of a spring, when the driver
leaves his seat to remove any obstructons IN front
of tie knives, these are thrown out OF the gear
and made harmless and upon resuming his place
they are again thrown into gear and ready for
eating. This is, in BRIEF the sum Of the patent
simple, exceedingly simple; but as it appears
to us Exceedingly valuable also. t7"' l.7''.s.,
p IN the midst Of war excitements, we fear thisln
tentiot has been somewhat overlooked. We
do our farmers we think, kindness in thus adj
vertng to it, as the expense Of its adoption Is but
triHing, while it relieves the machine ofa serious
objection. One of the most extensive hrms en-
gagged in the manufacture of agricultural imple-
ments in New England, has examined and ap-
proved Of the patent and that it will be general
iy adopted the coming season, there will be no
doubt!AN b. Mercury. .lf $50 aAa. 30
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A Suggestion to Farmers.

Il, Farmers and business men generally, who
have been in the habit of doing business without
keeping an account of their receipts and expen-
ditures, experience great difficulty in making
correct return of their income TO the 0. s. AS
SCISSOR. To avoid this perplexity in the future,
every man doing business should provide himself
with memorandum book and carry it in his
pocket, and whenever he makes apurchase, il it
is but five cents worth, put it down. And In
like manner if he disposeS of anything from MS
workshop, or his farm, be should write it down,
then at the end of the year he would have no
difficulty Of arriving at his income and expendi-
ture, and could make out his return to the Y: =:
Assessor accurately and without difficulty. Let
every one commence this method Of doing busi-
ness at once, and he will soon become accustom-
ed to it, when it will be just as easy to do 1t as
any other branch of business. As it is not at all
probable that the present debt of the United
States will be paid off within the next fifty years,
every man should educate his children to. the
keeping of accounts. Teach to them IN Inelr
childhood as you would to read or write. .--Doy-
leStoacn Pa J Democrat.
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The Sunny South.
Where to Look For a Farm.


azInaeur last snumber-we spoke in general
terms of the advantages which the Sonth-
ern States will offer to the emigrant when
the pacifcation of the country shall have
opened them to settlement. We referred
to the fact, that even the old States of
North and South Carolina and Georgia,
as we'll as others, are still, to large extent, !,
covered with the primeval forest, and that
the unimproVed portions comprise some of
the bost lands in those States The poorer
lands are more easily cleared and brought
into cultivation, and the inefficiency of
slave labor has been such, that the more
heavily timbered because richer,) lands
have been left for the benefit of the ener-
getic and enterprising pioneers ofthe NEw
lEDUsTRIAL ERA which is about to be inau-
g9rated there. d...., aa,,,,.,s ,,,s,, ,.s., ,,,,
"A few figures will show the reader ct 9
glance that, to say nothing of the confsca-
tion and the voluntary exile Of thousands
of wealthy Southerners, there need be no
lack of "farms for the million" in % na
oi ia9eo Theland of the myrtle and vine. o 1901
i1a 4ghhpsoced Land. poe U1simprovsd Ldad.
Virginia.. ..11 100000 acres. 10 900 600 acres
sotsi a. Carolina sSSSSS9 SSo e.
Texas....,...... 100000 ....20,OOO 900
These will serve as specimens. Now
look at the same fact in another form. -sRii
1h In 1860, Missouri-a State larger than
all New EnglandAhad IL 54 inhabitants to
the square mile, which was almost precisely
the average through the South. Maryland,
with one crowded city, reached the high
figure of 73.43, this maximum lessening
down through the list, until the inhabitants
of Texas and Florida shouted to their
neighbors, every one Of whom had more
than one-third of a square mile of territory
to stretch his lordly legs in. Yet in SO
sparsely settled State as Vermont, solely
agricultural, and lacking a single really
large town, there were about 35 persons to
the mile; and this crowding reached its
climax in Massachusetts, where 1878
persons had butia mile to themselves.
NInsview of these facts, one of our city dali
lies offers the following excellent advice,
every word of (which we indorse sso,
~, off any young man, therefore, within the
reach of this article, is burning to come at
ter his certain fortune in New York, ween-
treat him to keep away. This country is
fast assimilating infits older portions to the
condition of European countries, where it
is continually becoming harder for begin
ner to wrest success and fortune from his
life Glasses and conditions are becoming
settled, and barriers harder and harder to
break are arising. If you contemplate
coming TO New York or any other crowded
city, don't come. Fortune is in broader
fields Like Freedom, 'ther broad van
seeks implanted lands" Emigration is a
natural law necessary for the perpetuation
of human societies and political systems;
obey it. The war has, shown Northern en-
terprise new Canaan Southwark no p'
chronological Journal ~ 'I,oaa.e--, i,
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O! YES I AM GLAD!
THE WORLD. !.


The following stanzas very much above the aver
age Of ordinary newspaper poetry the productior
of young lady in Philadelphia, who is only si9teen
years old. i PhtLa Press. 'A" =
lSTfs buta busy restless seething Mart, 9 10 aso2
Where friends but meet to part s9.ar
To clasp the hand in transport of delight,
III Then vanish from the sight 10 laYiT1f lh Yd
Where forms and faces min1gle crowd with crowd,
b9I The iowly and the proud ;orana notsaoi G bna
Where rpeasantry must groye on the earth, -,
"a And crnge to noble brthys l2ihl s'"' - 'i2
Where dreams Of truth, and happiness and life,
0iiAfe shattered in the strfe 3d li7i hsh Gpie9Y
~ Where glorious flowers spring up our
And bloom, but to decay!
~ H9L OJ 9nO4 Es1 Illgd l3dG2h bng ye11flE
Where foeman wrestle in the fearful strife, =, ,,,,
90 And life is spilled for life! 2VH' '4Ae " s'
Where shreks of horror mount to the red skyYo3lo3
And nameless heroes die ! .
afnioiiDs Gisluo3 Sihn1HoL GI9htDOH 9nihH3tt
raWhere SANDER, with her many7yenomed fang e,r,,
Strikes home the sharpest pang,
7d And scehed attruth, with downcast dropping head
- r, Shrinks by in fear and dread .a sr. -
5jN.A > q ,J7uiHHiSD al!A eit-ittt - t+tttt Wgt
Whereigold and aattery and the sugared lie 1o9 i
Virtue and honor buy.
dINhere faith and love are trodden in the dustIa
,,4.. .orrupt with earthly lust L,o,,,,r 80 o.,..
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4, ~ gg What is a newspaper? II is tran
script of thoughts, and a record Of what is
passing in the world. loBut it is not as
most books are. q thed transcript of the
thoughts of a single mind.pItiso an exhi-
bition of the thoughts of many minds. 1t
is the collected wisdom Of the world, in some
instances, perhaps, spiced with, a little of
theinonsense and folly Of the same, minds
IT. is a bouquet of beautiful flowers, comPos-
ed of all varieties in nature. n, It is acasket
of precious Jewels of every hue, size and
shape. .4oItis asweet repast, a board spread
before the hungry, comprising the choicest
meats and richest deserts that earth can
afford "a feast of fat things-a perfect pic
mic ofevery dainty that the mind can desire.
Who would be without newspaper? who
would be without thee /? None, we venture
to say, except the old fogies who are q
hundred years behind the age. 1o oea