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amsrifaniias @arrsn In parts. 81

MmerifanifHe Narren t II paris. 81
8snfsr 9latt (shlpsiD tsftust fd, bag bic 9lme
rifaner an 9outs RapDlscn sinsn 10 8rObsn Narrs
sefreiisn batsn, Bag fs fa fat Dor Sutst bsii
iarsisn, trenn ct fa auf Der gtraBs lsben laf
unb bas Re iia itsrsaupt Dem Saiisr ssssnatsr a
Die srS ten 8irfensisner 8~steresn. Das 8lu
%srinnsrt haran, bab IapDlsUn nabrsnb Der Rtts
lion als5 sstban BABE, nm amsrifa au lAaper
unb bab bic Gmsrifansr Gle testsn isin icutsn, /
Hh fir i3n bsssifsrn. Sic fran5SFlHan 9ttsral.
ioQsn i6er Die SpetdsGs9erei Der Nmsrifaner ie
entrafet fem. Sts iCatsn fa i~brissns srinnssi
caG Die ausritancr, bic fd In Qaris 6srumtrsite
UNI ibr Gslb trotiulalasen, Der ebobbp Grifpfr
tie anss1Srsn, bic pessr 8eritano ned 8ilsu'
tsfst. msnn RapClscn biss SsTnhsl slsiA sr,
zen bataltsn rplts, 10 mare biss Elm arc6er Sent,
fir Mmsrifa. Gin peutihsr Gmisrant, Der 81
unb &rpf auf benz rsbten Slsds Dat, 1T fiji Nm
rita mstr psrt9, ale sfhs gauge Miltun fold
ShrSeies.
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gin3is itr Bruter @ecrs, 8ahfsnfAmieb am Set
plate, 1T TN 8srbeihni6 Der Geninne 10 oft uni
nod Sitter aufsefGbrt, al5 fe. Sbr Brutsr mare,
ME eerThsrt pirb, iberaI Der @rfe ssirslsn, trsnn
e8 itm fcnrentren bGtte %fDnnen, ols Srewbsr ben
6aB bee g@asenputlifrus auf fd III laesn. MuG
Die trars Maria bat faum bic 6dlfte ibrsr 3stt aui
Dem Shiebtanbs, mo He fir fh unb anbsre mil
9aesn tefhdftt8t mar, gun, ShieBen tenust. Nuf
neiblids Shassn red,nen Die @ebsr In Der &sssl
niht, habsr Matia MtiQsr, I'M NIT Nhtnns ncas
mails ibrsn gtamen Az nennen, auf ibren She'll nit
sinem Nspolper, einem @isarrsntaltsr unb elmer
Mesrihaumpfeife ~sufrisosn isin mubte. Gle fca
He iraren, fe Fam fe irdtsr etnmal risaeiat an cen
Mann brinBen.
= Heuersn 8srthtsn sufclas iAstnt bic Nah.
riht bon Der Grnprbuns bee 8iihcTs ben Nem=
Wtsricc unb lsinsr prisIttr hur1 Snbianer aus Der
3uft ~seariT,n III 1stn. Watr1aeinlih 1T IS etne
BON isnen aascn, bic In umlauf ssfsst .psresn, nm
@cruribsile ssssn bic Snbiansr srrsssn unb sspiis
fen sreculanten onrh einsn nsuen Snbianerfriss
bic Sadsl iu filsu.
= SIM genate hss Gensrsfss trahte g8ilipn
BON M~aHaSulstts am Mcntas elm Contributions
amendment elm, bas cen Staaten perbtetsn ipu,
cen Nesern oa8 Siimmreht rber ir8eno eth ances
res pclitiihss @sht pcrjuentbalten. Nit anbersn
Wcrtsn burh biss Nmsnbmsnt l0I 9sssrHimms
rsdt in isbsm giaats einssfibrt msrosa.
8sine 6iufsr batsn cine Bia palTrt, wslhs be'
itimmt, bae fsin solSat, Der bis gum 10. gIpril
biente. aber mad 9auis sins, cbue sebSris uusses
t,ufsrt gu merbsn, als Defertsur bstrahtst ipsr.
ben ica; auf Bounty icaen isoch lolHs Sctoaten
feinen aniprua tsbsn. Stsis Bin 1T bauptiihlih
fir StIo s~smanst; bic @aettalen bcFen naonra
bic @lauisl i'm pcrssihlaSesen Contributions
Mnsnement, rslhe 0eIsrteursn bas Stimmrsnt
nimnt, fir ibre Gstrsusn etpas i9madsaftsr gu
MAIDEN.
Ser Ssnat bss GcnsrsFss pa1irte am Son,
nsrfas cine Bin fir Die NnfsIuns zines Commit
iars, Der nit ben Sauptlinssn Der fsinbielissn
Snoianern untertanbsln uno tie Su teressn iuHsn
100, ld auf sinsn rsfstpirtsn 2anbfria nisosr3ulals
fen. $ WOasn bic Subianar f1 niht auf S,ispsn
e%inlafsn, bann icu Der praansnt bier assirnentsr
b%srittensr Ursipiaissr sur 9rissfhtruns sssen Die
Bslhen annebmsn. $50. 600 1no sur alusfabs
runs Der Bia psrpi1ist, unb $500, 900 iwr grnabs
runs Der frisoliasn Snhianer, bic Su fsinblihsn
gtaumsn ssbSrsn unb I~nisrsn Shus iuhsn. =
bsantruste einen 9sialnb, Der Die Bspun'
neruns bes amerifantfdsn 8Oless fit bic tslosns
mitbiss 9iufhtruns Der Msrisansr IN i6rsm lsstsn
Sample auabrHdt. Gn Elm Committee ps,mislsn.
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Sen9niffe
iiber BITE @irfiamfeit Der Wauniteibfiden
s. e { I.

Wsant, O., 81. Sftpber 1851.
S,rr 6rietrid maeoer tuusbe burd 4 OperatiOnen nit benz
0ebenspeder ron &tenmattsmus aebeilt, moran er fbon felt
is Sabren lit uub tarslid brei @o1en lang b~.ttldaeria unS
babel febr seibpDuen mar.
Serr SatOb Seuael wurbe hurd suei Sperationen ebtnfaus
pcn lan9iibtisem 8beum ltism US ssbeilt,
Serr 5acpb Irnet wurce turd crei Sperationen BON einena
i6tpniiden ausenletren sebeilt, 70 bas bie aussn itst bell
.unS FLAIR fnb unb err bic fstnfe S9rift lsisn fam.
8rdalein s purbe BON Der Wisrdne purb smei Operatio'
men sete'lt uno 8rau Sd. ~etenfaIs. 6rau 81. pom aabmi;
5rdnls'n 3. Don sinena fhnfpSbentlidsn 9abnw,b; - in els
ner Stunbe mar IQer S1nsrt pprbsi.
Rep. SO. Mtttenbprf.
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Varm 5u %perfaufen.

Ole ~per'buoue 8arm BON 2221I adsr, feds Waeiten ,peRs
LID pom Columbus an Der gationaifrase aeleaen unt betannt
ais Der Matbep Stuart glas, pirb iest gum gerfaufe amaes
bOten. auf benz 9lase beineeu i1 amsi iaSne Obtsirten,
9saher fur bas 8seb &c. SAT- bas game eanp ir Jest ais
Wieie angelsst.
NJ e pter m e : r Stretfen ~Yerfauft usrssn. Dem 3ix.
fer wetpen Ian &c 3iele sur Subluna sstsIt. wsnn &c Is
piui9t. Wan penpe ft an.
g. 8. Warttn rber
9crsn5 Gnslifb.
SILL "a. 3m hp u b
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Ste9r.&Sntsin pon 6annpber fat fest
bs'blofIsn, bas 2ans ~ %perlu1sn. Ser 8Snia BON
YrsuBsn batte en eissnbdnhisss Shreissn an he
ssrthtst, NORM er bic Scrhsruns an fs Hsate. ba6
He tbrs san3s umssbuns nit alusnasms ibrer SOD.
ter BON fta s~ntfsrne uno fafar bic ibr BON itm, benz
9oniSs Bon prsu6en, ju %tsfimmsnbs Gbrenumas.
buns annsbms ceer bic Marienburs uns bas 3anb
5annopsr psrlaRs. Sie 8Snisin fat fA far bic
lsstsrs Iltsrnatipe entlaisesn unS pirb f9 8u it.
rem @atten mad Stebina bsaeben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25

SnSFs Ssnneiss I'M 6. @ipilbiFrift bon
@cane @punir, cter i'm ioseuanntsn Yoint 9icd
0iartft, 1T ben trsi junsen Wiohsn cine unertDrs
te @reueltbat peritt ncrsen. 9ie Mabten bsi,
ZEN Marp uno Ssjia Sifs, unb ba Re ibre stisfs
muttsr, Wtaoame Sids, nibt lsteen n1cbtsn, Re.
lhlo1en fs, otsislts aus Dem mss ;u iaafsn.
Bsins Mdoden s~rsrifsn bic alte Dame unb ihlspp.
ten Re sspaltiam in bas 8au6saus, bert fnsen
IL ibre Sttsfmutter AZ uartern an, rie nur Ger
9ilee Snoianer ben psreastsfsn Tstub ieinsr STAGE
III martsrn psrmas. GRIT MOLTEN fe Die Brau er,
~brpfsln; IA i6nsn auf bisie Utanisr Der Morb niat
selinssn relts, 70 lis6eu fe Gle Stisfmuttsr sstuns
ben TN 0auhbaus lisasn uno ihmpljsn tn, aBctus
2aus lansl sinsn 95ffel BON 8lst. Sisiss FiiFss
glst soesn fs Seu uneladIidsn Spfsr ibrss OATES
in Das Sbr, unb I'M ia 8spiB 5u istn, ha6 ibts
Stisfmutter ME nebr rieecr gum 2sbsn srmaHe,
psrisstsn Rs ibr nit elmer ars ns6rsrs SHli { auf
Cen 9adoel. Sest, naAosm ie s~laublsn, Das
WtGrbpef pcQbrabt Su 6aten, lisBsn lie ibrs i'm
8luts lhlpimmsnos Stieimutter ltsssn uno sinssn
in Die Slide. 8alo nadfsr aeer far,sn siniss
Ra6tarn in oa5 9aus, unb fanesn i'm 9tauabaus
Gen bspubtlolen SGIpsr Der Mtasams StGs.
Durh &sismittsl risf man bic Usau nc@mals in
oas 9snuB isin susia, unb fs tatts ssraos nod
Rraft Ssnus, INN 5u ersa9lsn, ipstSen Urspsl lore
Stisftc1tsr an ibr bsgansen battsn, ala fe DEN
Self aufaa6. Nls bic Ntaehen bieles bSrten, Der.
lisften fe f9, une ben 9uthtsbsamtsn 1T s6 felt,
Ser nod ntAt sslunssn, ibrs 8ereaftun8 su bsrsrf'
itsai9sn.
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Nufaepaet!
8rauerei III perfQufen!

Snbem Der siesnt6umer seionnen 1T. mad feinent alten ga.
terlanee suridsatebren. 70 btetet er btermtt ieine btsber DON
ibm islbf nit benz beten 9rfolg bstrie6ene uub IT'D elmer gro
SEN eunoidaft erfreuenpe, gut einaert9tste ~eassrtier uno
ge Srausrei inter Zen oprl betlbaftefen 9ebiusuu9ea gum
Iertauf an. 3iufern IN BIER elm. quite @eessnbeit 9e6otsn,
elm f9 gut rentil enres @ei&ift gu erlans.n. Die 8raueref
III In elmer ~blIbenpen Stabt BON 5000 Gtnpubuern In @ens
trail Obio esIeaen. ga4frase bei Der ~StscaftiOn hes WeE.
tpten.
Sulp 4. lntm
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25

"a cr siniSsn .Sassn battsn mir irieber bas
sinen Der Ssbrhper Bisasls auf I'M.
isrsr SfTss su isbsn. Ssrs prdhttsen, mcblris'
asnesn @sifsn, icrpbl mite ibrs Walaisifsn erfreus
en- fA immsr zines srSbsren &ufss, ben fs In Ger
s6at aud pcufominen perbisnsn. Nsnn iplAe
seife i'm gSsftsn %fatrieirt miro. ba bat man nt9t
nSttis, cas- Sab mad Dem Sfen su iAtdsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25
WirtbSbau6 Ri Derfaureu.

Gin autes @irt6sbaus in SsFerfon. 8airTelS gounts, o..
an Der Columbus une 2ancaier Gurnpife, nit queen Sta(.
lunaen ub elmer ME perfeseuosn 0usIe bee 6sittn Buffers,
netft spei pplen Cots. NIT Obfbdumen bepH1nst, III su per-
taufen. Sbi8es @issntbam mare elm fb6nsr sIas fur cine
Grocery. SBeaes naberen 9eeingunasn frase mon mad auf
benz glase febf. Oeer bet Wc@uns, WitbpT uab Co., 60,
lumbus, D.. Srets $780, 90.
Suli a. Am h..
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anbrsas SrieolI bonn &irHbsjirf sarpansen,
santpn Bern. Sdweia. uirb biermit erIadt. f,inen gufeut,
altsort lpoalo ais mO5ltb ietners Sobne Saeo6 fuusis 40
MAIDEN.
Die lesten Na@rfbten BON b.iastem anereas srietIi ma.
zen ppn ScleeO unb Saneusfp. o.. Sraeao Semano, Der BON
'sla9tsm U aHstanft esben Fam, pirb sebeteu islbi8es 40
eritten an
Saec6 Grishlt,
care Of s. etidlp, Columbus, 0ebrasfa.
Suli 25. Omit =,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25

gStr baben Srn. Geors Seffner tepou.
ttahttst Gslssr far ben Wsatotsn III srtsten unb
nsus untsrf4rsi6er sn sspinnen. Derfelee .ptrb
gtansfislo, scnesnsius, Aielanb, Wccfer. Mafs
mon, canton II. {. 10. befuHsn nnb MIR soften I'M.
isre Srsunoe tpsrSsn ~nenfslben tn fsinsw untsrnes.
men untsrtiksn.
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columbus BuitneB @DQeae.

9ts biaisae. arinbIibas uno prattiidae @sIaafts,tur. IN
anerifa. @s ruerSen mebr anueIansen peribaFt purb mn.
fers a%fOcidtiUn, ais bgr6 ale anberen 3uianamen. Wau fen.
Sc na6 unubsrtrOfeneh Brcben Der RlliarapGie uuo 9ierSe.
5tueiencurius (s@plaribips) tnp ib.rau in ber Union aii.
i8.
Brpan & Scmltnfpn.
Suti 10. '67. linn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25

@iuif hn @slo, Nibe unb Belt sriparen, :
rrcbtere BtehsIe's @9emieal Creative uno g..
milisn Ssife. Suit 25-2mtn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-07-25
MIuer perlanat.

Gin gutter MaIer uno 3eusarbeiter. wom5alid ~unperhei.
tatset. Fam stne CUTE STEELE fnsen, in Der Mablmatle tes
llnterssidneten Gutter 2Obn pirp gege6sn, er mub ieeo&
iein @sf3ift gut %psrfsbsn.
M6ra1am 8ntferpn,
Spoling, Green, Clap Co.. Snb.
SuIi 4. 1857. 10 by
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grctire s. Bteheie II. 8ruber's g6es
tnical Greaipe unb Eamilisn Setfs unb nu tririt He
iber annersn pcrateben. Suit 25.-2mtp
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Su perfaufen.

5ans nne BOT NIT staluna Np. 81 @orb Defiance, anss
in gutter Srenun9 nnb unter annebmbarsn 9seinguusen. Gu
e~rfrassn am glass fslbf, bel
Gsrarb @sinsborf.
Suli Is. 2mt I'm
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- Miaa ba cine biuise unb ausss3eianste Sois
fettens Sstfs, 10 faufe Bte1sle IL. 8ru.
bsr's 9Oni8.G lpcsttn, Imsrisan 3cttst, 8abitie
II. (. N. Suit 25.-2mt 10
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NebrerlfeQe aeiuht.

Gin teutf6er esbrsr. sebilhst in einem Der eriien seaina.
rin 9tutidlanbs; vDllfpmmen NIT Der snglifden Sprate be'
panbert perfeben nit ben bstsn Seusnifeu. indt etne an-
a.neffene STEELE. au1 bstst er decentralization bic
Srasl gu ipislsn, einen Sing @bor sn leiten, nne ~aberbaupt
Wuffunterridt su ertbeilen. ytdbere aasfanft ertbsilt Serr
Barter. 8Oaoffee. sansnsf9, SbiO.
Suit 10. I'm
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CASPER Shleher's Gstate.

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has been
duly appointed Administrator of the Estate Of CAsPER
ScHLEHER, late of Franklin county, Ohio. deceased.
ANTON RUHL.
Columbus, June 9th '67-3w. W.
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2Outs 9arms,
anf Nutsin,S aDsSnfeI,
~perfauft ieiuer
1S65aer Sataiuba,

1S659er Satatuba,
elm aans porsSsli6es @spi5s, in Barrels, in aess, SET tsr
@alone unp in 5laiben 3u
ebr %bilItsen preten.
Samilien pter gisterperfiufsr, bic cine ehte unt quite
gaaare aus erGfer Oano beseseu uoIIen. pereen nobl.
tbun. fid Direct an sOuis Sarms, auf Rut=in=9ap. BET San.
bustp. su ipsnoen.
Sunt 4, '67,-3 mt 10
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Brauerei su perfanfen ODER su
Derrenten

Weaen Observation-Disclosures Bin i'd ssTonnen netne gut,
einoeridtete Braueret. b~efebenb aus einsm Bohubans. etc
mem Malsbaus. staIups unc i~Ontisem 3useb6r iOwie 5 afsr
paub, III perfaufsn Dber sa psrrsnten.
ausfnnft hbsr SeeinsHnsen une iOnaiss gsrbdltnihs fSn.
men isbsn Sag erfra8t psreen BET
gbriR. Bauer,
lit 9reseen, Uausfinsam Co.. Sbtc.
Sulp 10. 5t 10
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6anftsr 9rsis: Dem sisSsrfrans ben 8aGti :
more.
Sis Gntf4sibuns 1T cine siemliA ssrehts, Of :,
sleih bic Baltiuorer Sanasr 'rcbl einsn bsfsrs
4rets rerftsnt haiten.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-17
DAILY JOURNAL MONDAY. JUNE IT, 1867
key in the Arkansas trade. ssz4 #ar
MEMPHIS.-The AUol0nche of Wednesday

key in the Arkansas. trade. ax 81 #nr
| MEMPHrS.-The avalanche of Wednesday
saws. fssft ef41 10 I8&f $3.50 f3E sff&s
The weather yesterday was cloudy and
sultry. with. a heavy rain storm in the af-
telnOon. The river here is receding slowly.
high, but declining slowly.
The weather continued to be oppressive
ly warm yesterday, notwithstanding In the
early morning magnificent wind cloud
passed over the city from the west. only
dtscharging few puffs as 1t rolled SUBJ
timely onward, and fading out of sight
without discharging drop of rain. 1t
was but the vanguard, however, and was
soon followed by other cohorts that cool
ed the torrid atmosphere with copious
show ers. These likewise passed away and
the sun came out with unshorn power,
until late in the afternoon most abund-
ant rain fell, deIuging the streets and ma
king all shelters desirable.
The James Battle, an old New Orleans
and Mobile steamer, passed up yesterday
for Louisville, where she will be wrecked
and her machinery put into q new boat.
Business was supremely dull and freights
exceedingly scarce. The river commenced
receding here, which viii be good news to
planters below, to whom an overflow at
this time would be disastrous. A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
TIE DANISH ISLANDS.

4 report comes from Vienna that this
Government is treating with that OF Den
mark for the purchase of the Virgin Is
lands. and that the sum offered Is S.,
600 900 in gold If the bargain is struck
we shall yet three islands of some little
sizc-St. Thomas, Santa Cruz and ST.
John, and several others Of no Importance
The group was discovered by Columbus
on his second voyage, in l494, Between
Florida and these islands lie the four pic
ces of manifest dsstiny-Cuba, the BAHIA
mas, San Domingo and Porto Rico.
Santa Cruz is the most important, hay
ing an area of rs square miles and pop
ulation, in 1850 & Of .28, 729. St. Thom-
as comes next, with - sqgsre miles and
If ,666 inhabitants. St. john has p
square miles, and. 3 population Of 2,22s.
Santa Cruz is about twenty miles long,
from two to six miles wide, generally fiat.
we'll watercd, moderately fertile, u.health
ful, and subject to drQugAts, hurricanes
and earthquakes. Ahoat two ffths Of the
land is planted with cane. and the annual
sugar crop varies from 1000 to 10000
hogshcaas. The ,cultiystion Of cotton, IN
digo and coffee has dwindlcl to almost
nothing. The harllor. Of the capital town,
Chrstisnstadt has bad entrance, and is
full of shoals
St Thomas is about Twelve miles long,
less than three miles wide. rugged, bare
of woods, parched and sterile. The area
of cultivated land is only $500 acres,
half of which is given to sugar. The free
port Of Charlotte Amelia is the centre ofa
large trade The annual importation is
estimated at S., 600 900, and the number
of ship. touching at tho port in 1890 wa
2,l96. 1;
St. John is about twelve miles long.
four miles wide, very uneven, with little
water and poor soil. Small crops of su-
gar and cotton are raised and some care
is given to the raising of live stock .-
There is good a-aa1ragc at Chris,ianborr.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
DRYING FRUID

Drying fruits has several sdxsHtSges
over canning or bottling. 1t Is eheaper.
II may be adopted on an extensive scale
the fruit may be kept with lessssefe, and
being several times lighter than when
fresh, may be sent long distaHses, or to
foreign countries. st in6dsksse cost
when fruit growers, shalll l6Sfn that died
fruits rom the highest Hsloried sorts ia
as much better than the ssss~se uns leaele
varieties so often used for this purpose, IS
the best fresh fruit of the one sort exceeds
the other, purchasers will also be willing
to pay much higher price for the best
article When, superaldcd to this, the
! fruit is dried rapidly SO as to retain clear, ,
light color, and perfect flavor, instead
of the dark, half-frrmcnted fruit resulting
from slow drying in bad weather. there
will be no dithulty in finding q ready sale
for all that NAV be offered IN market
When abundant seasons@ut6ur, the surplus
should be saved By drying, aud may be
kept another year.
In some parts Of the Western States,
houses are erected for drying fruit, and
are warmed by fire heat, by means of 4
furnace with fluc extending around the
building. similar 70 that formerly used
for green houses. THIS fue is covered
with sheet iron An ample ventilator Is
placed at the top for the free escape OF the
large volumes of watery vapor which arise
from the drying fruit. Trays or hurdles,
about two feet wide, six feet long. and
three inches deep, with small strips or
laths forming the bottom, are placed IN
three tiers, one above the other, with a
foot or more Of space between them. Long
strips of scantling, laid horizontally, ex-
| tending the whole length of the house,
and six or eight feet outside, form sort
| of railway track on which frame with
rollers runs III and out through wide
door, for running in the fresh fruit and
bringing out the dried A house ten by
! fourteen feet, and eight feet high, has
/ been found sufficient for about two bar
rcls of fruit at time, and about twenty
! four hours complete the drying process.
There is small portable fruit drying
house, capable Of being carried to the Or
chard, and used on the ground. 1t con
sists of small building from two and a
half to four feet square, or any other con-
venient dimensions, the lower part cover
ed with sheet iron to prevent danger from
| fire, and containing small stove, e1-
tending through the house, from the rear
Of which passes the stove pipe on the out
side The fuel would be more economic
ed by bringing the pipe back again, and
passing it up on the same side as the door
of the stove, reversing the pl ace Of the
doors for introducing the shelves -frpst
CMturta.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
= soNEBoDy,ILL CONE TONIGHT.

Z. Imas.1ind my hair with the mystic bough,
= A,si gan it With buds Of white,
qAudsgifive this blush from my burning brow,
: Eor somebod.y'll come tonight =
Z. And while his eye shall discern . grace
In the braid and the folded flower,
: He must not 6na in my tell-tale face -
The spell Of his wondrous power.
must don The robe which he fondly calls
= A cloud of enchanting light,
Aid sit.wherc the mellow szeonlis4t falls,
For somebody'll Il come tonight;
And while the robes. and the place shall seen
But the veriest ffeak of chance
Ts sweet to know that his eye shall beam
. =. With d tendsIer, happier glance,
-. 81 S~
Twas thus sang when ,hi years ssare few
That lay on my girish head,
And all the flowers that in fancy grew
Were tied with IL golden thread
And somebody came, and the whispers there
cannot repeat them quite;
But know my soul went up in prayer,
And somebody's here tonight.
blush no more AZ the whispered VOW,
Nor sigh in the soft moonlight
Nv robe has a tint OF amber now,
As I,Sit by my anthracite
And the locks that Wed with the glossy wren
- Have passed to the silver gray;
But the love that dcckel IT,. II ~ it'll flowers then
: Is u holicr love to-day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
THE LATEST FROM THE song
WRITER'S.

The man who "Drcampt | dwclt in
Marble Halls" has opened marble quar-
ry there, and is doing thriving business
III getting out grave stones.
The author of Garry me back to Old
Virginia has opcnc! q livery stable and
is carried back in his own conveyance
whenever he wants to be.
The man who sang Il am Lonely since
my Mother died, isn't quite SO lonely
now The old man married again and his
step-mother makes it lively enough for
HIM
The author Of Life on the Ocean
Wave" is gratifying his taste for the sea
by tending 4 saw w-mill He ,ciW be on the
water.
6 The one that gave old Folks at Home
to the world has recently taken them to
the poor house, as they were getting uou-
blesome r.
The author of ''Shells ofOcean'' is in
the clam business.
The man who wanted to kiss him for
his Mother" attempted to kiss his mother
for him the other day, and him gave him
wallopping for his mother"
The one who walled SO plaintivcly,
- Do they miss me at Home - was mis-
sed the other day together. with neigh
boris wife He is missed by wife and
seven children.
The author of Three Blind Mice ha.
started menagcrie with thom
The man who wrote, Five o'clock in
the Morning. found that no saloons were
open at that early hour where he could get
his bitters, SO he lies abed rather later
now.
f'Givc me cot in the valley love"
has got 4 cot i'll the infrmary Men
C0tt
The man who sighed, Take me home
TO die, took Hostettcr's Stomach Bitters,
and is now Zine ould Irixl Gentle
man
Meet me by moonlight Alone has
left of meat, and taken to drink
The author Of Roll on Silver Noon.
has opened a ten-pin alley Silver Moon
can't roll on his alley without paying for
it-shc cant
The disconsolate one who sings, Have
you seen my Maggie :" has heard of her.
Another fellow informs him. through the
music store, that 'Naggies by my side"
I'd offer thee this hand of mine" has
been sued Tor breach of promise
''Oh Susanna" settled with her at
length. and don't owe Susanna any mere.
The author Of "0ld Arm Chair is still
in the furniture business.
The ono who pleaded. Rock me to
S:l""p Nn'h"r, Ro't N" :" Sh."r hr- ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1867-09-19
NO. AS

A sessskAT NATURAL CusIosIry Tho
sSfmtinel, published l, Jacksonville, ORE
seen. Of the 18th ult,, says:
& Several Of our citizens returned last
week from ;. / to the Great Sunscn
Lake, situsted in Cascade Mountains.
about seventy hve miles northeast from
This lake rivals the famous
valley of Sinbad the Sailor 1t is thought
10 average 1000 feet down to the water
all around. The walls are almost perpcn-
diculsr, running down into the water. and
leaving no beach The dep.h of the Wa
ter is unknown, and its surface Is smoesh
and unrutficd as il lies SO far below the
surface Of the mountsin that the air cur
rents do not affect it. Its length is esti-
mated at twelve miles, and its breadth At
ten.
No living man ever has, OF probably
ever will be able to reach the water edge.
Titles silent, still and mysterious in the
bosom oil ths ..'cva.,asting hills. like n
a huge well, scooped out by tho hands Of
the giant genii of the mountains in un-
known ages gone by, and around it the
primeval forests watch and ward are keep
ing. The visiting party fired a rifle sew
eral times into the water At an angle or
for,y-hve degrees, and were able - note
several seconds Of time from the report Of
the gun until the ball struck the water
Such seems incredible. lut is vouchcd for
hy some OF cur most reliable citizens Tho
lake is certainly most remarkable cur,oa-
itY