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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
Guufaltirt Gure d9nteregen.
,Gin opsnnp" sripart it elm ,,pennp"
= ~ peroient"
Selb fann erfpart tperben,
abur6 paB man feline Shder S6rebmateriu.
lien, gSanb-Yapier, II. |. ip., al benz
-t tppblfeiIcu Stobr bon
@@1ratrpa WSeE,

@pBratlaa MSSR,
So 81, @tit 9amilton StraBs, unterbaIb Der
8ten in SlQentdun fauft-allipo Sbr INNER einen
boaeu Stod bon S6uIbhber, au8aeipdbIte Qi>
terarlbe @erts, GlaiIicaI gh6er fir @oaegen
unb Nfabemcn, Gnglild)e lnb 0eutI6e SibeIn,
Scifamente, SDmn.9h6er, @ebetblder, SeNV-
taaslbul. gl6er unb SrdetS, eoIorirts Sagbl6.
or, 9elobnun98, SpieIe, SaI6enbh6er,
@eIbIdfe, 6dmme, @hrlten NIbumS, 4ieture8,
GraDons, gbromaS, Teiieidde, Ybotosrapbs,
Stereoieopes uno lteberiibten,
elm poes enforcement 9 6reib materiaIien,
@olbfcbern, Yl6ntbl6er bon ben tleinifen @s.
moranbnm bis .Su ben 9rSbtsu So9ebh6er unb
2eoaerS, 9iare8, Seniter-Y Yapier, unb ftr5 aI-
Ies bas scipDbnlid in enem erite glaHe Bud,
lcbr scbaIten iuirs.
8anos papier.
Infer Stcd @anbpapier unb @orberS if
arcB ino tppbl ails9etpdbIt, bic Yattcrns iinb
bic meiit Ibpnlten i'm 8artte, unb 70 ipoblfeil
alS bic ipoblfrilfeil. .....''.. -
g8ir iinb bcrsit all YrciIcn Su bsrtaufer, pel.
die es Gin 3tped MAIDEN fhr bielcnisen bic 5u
taliien iphnideli beim
@rcBs uno Slein.Serfauf,
an,urufen unb eraminirsn unb iibsr3sugt Al Isiu,
bab mir 70 iuobIfdI Ocrfaufcn ISnnsu, 0IS irssnS
Gin 6ous Der Irt in eedba @auntp.
llnIue Nllten &unbru unb 6aS YUbIitum jbr.
baupt iinb ein9eacen ianiurufen NIB
ltniere @dter ansufbauen.
g8ir iinb inner bersit unc ipiais unIsrn
Stct 5u jsigep, oh Der 8auf semadt ipirb ppsr
nidt, unb Wir iino ppQitdnei9 hbuScu9t, eaf
ipcnn einmaI egbbirt, tein duriidbaIten bes 9iu.
fuS Isin ipirp sSicosrnm iaseu mir
&ommt une iebst unS ebe Sbr fonifwG
l. s b. a binsebet. a
8u0eIIct ben Srt ndt Samiltcn ,SraBe, I'LL.
terbaIb Der 9ten ncrbIi6e Ssite
pen. 3writt Sanb Shder perbsn setauft unl
bertauft, ouBcr S6ulbiidsr
| n'. g. R 0 s.
i Sanuar 21. ..'. nqbi
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
Die uerbfferten Sriental uno 8aie bren,
3ipt a.. nc nenoe -..
= . 81 obiem Oefen
'r'.-i-g ., uno .1
~ oa a@arGer sSmrmaeeSp

Sdben- ,empfanaen erIte @laile YremilnlS bel
'' ber Neu> gerf Staats- unb anberer 6airS. w
sllIo bic 9roBe berne ytebal' ..
W ir,Iia, bel Der NuSiteaun9 oeS
''t 5rg y Smeriean SHltituts, 9ebal.
q" ,H, m5a ten in Der gitD Stem ,.-
~. Yorf, 1865.
sic finb fcrtw6brenbe 8renner, unb es
%. 1T nur notbmenbio elm Seuer in elmer
10 Sabresseit su MAIDEN. .. ..,
Se iinb bcaifdnbi9e gentiIatOren bon bem
~ ,a.a.E g.4i Npartenent
gs fann fein @as aus benfelben entfoms
.t ."- men.
sc fam fen ginber ober Sla9 iein Inn bisieI-
10 .s,i.,- ben bu cbifruftircn #
Das Seuer tl,ibt Gaselan9 cbne auf'
.gsi AaSal9 '- merf famfeit.
Die illumination IT ipie bic eincS cTenen Seuers.
sic ffno m ibti9e 9eieer, uno oenno6
bsrtli6 ff rniloes 8etter einseribtet.
sie Inb Bic meiR economil6cn Sefsn rno Sur
.s ,ndesSt bic ie sslna6t tporoen iino. ...
Die Surndee erfpdrmt cine untere unb
r. ,reine obere Stube, obne sufdss Cd
30 li6e5 Srennfnaterial. 1a.5r a
gs fne y GrOBen Sefen unb 3 @rOBsn bon ben
.u, -'Aha YarIor SuriidteS '.'a
u. gSsbet "erfcrtist unb berfauft fir ben San-
bel, bnr6 ,I'- ''',n 4. .'
: >+'''e.. perrp nnb Comp,
Sfltntal Sefsn.s8erfen 30. 115 Suolon
IIrI 'S'," 10. ', ..,.. StraBe, aIbanD
81 perFaufen, bel -.5..,,.. .-
+. 1,,.-..'... Sames 8. 8ufh, ~.
3 mr-, Nlsnlgcr slsent fir 2eda gauntD
ENaentaln; Sannar 21. 4 ,..-...... pab
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
NJ MOier's 9apDfbefe
unb -
5drte;0aoren Gtu6G(ement
TRr1PQ 6

rntttsd6netr sest sinsm stebrtsn 9ubtIfum
tirsur@ rrBstsnf an. bab sr fene i 80 - d
@pptbefe unb 6arte Waaren. Gtatfife.
'"' ment,
pHlest bat, uno jpar nab Der 0sf. 5amiitpr-
Straee SO. q. srRt Sbdrs cbsitaib i@iiS.
g @simsr unb 6 e. 6rudsuwaaren Stctr, 2
unp ssrabs Der poaoffis ssesndbsr--allpp TT nun
bersit III lsinrn altm &unptn 70 mic nUtS elmer
srcbsn Qniabl gleurr, binf&tli6 tsr 8tasfsit 70
ME Der @iite btt sBaarsn atjuwatttn-u iiter.
taupi aGt nab 8unf6 "a tsfitntn. 'i'' a.'t'
Ddafbar fiir felt ottItn Sastsn etnoiTtnr
6unblGaft bCfft TT auf sine Gortbaasr bglslten
-unp fdtlt iiber3su8t, fa6 Nas bic BET ibra ppr.
iprtGtn nur rptlsufrisssn nit itm tpIsber wss-
sttsn. ..
H6r Die Stubs unb cst SttItr, ba, bon no tr
wssSesoesn IL, Rnb untsr anrrtntaren Sstins.
unasn Su perlsbntn. ti "'.i %
,al 2. 9. WfpiTer, spOttstn. d
Suit %. 1867. ,- ... ..lr..s nabs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
Die ara6tllrmiutn aia(aiaeplqam

9enannt tplrn. Gs fno In ber .2bat, alle Sabrt=
tuntsu uno a9entsn bsrpusssfcrbstt; zine 70 sutt
R6bHuno Grptsmofbiae 3u preousirsn, wsrl lfb
sine bisisr Na(dinep far 1868 ansufhafsn seosRft,
oen tpiro es, fsuen iu pernebmsp, ,oob pertbpelle
8erbe0erun9en berfslbsn ;uSsfdef pitosn tis
.sRcatien" murrt erbsbt. Die ,tSuarps" ndbsr su;
iaunsn stfsatD u'E No. pecurd, fe nun gut allsrbss
fen SRaf6ins fdr Die Grnts sen 1865 se.pOrosn III.
aBir batsu belidnbis on pano, strsn 9rcbsn @crs
ratbr bon 9aeparaturf Stddeu. 70 bas tpenn eirpas
brsshen iolts, cbnsi 3sitpsrlaf bic aRahine pisosr
bsrseftsIt wer6en fann, bar,if Die BaulrR. nidt
nStbs babtn sinise, Gage ,l ruartsh tts big g}laf
jdine pisosr aefidf in .' rug ,- i.,' .'
gBir battr aab inlnisr nod ,sm @srtauf; aus
lrtea 5i1HjfijG'5 Iif o! i,IiGF 3ih9 5Hilioi 2
H'u' '2fdrbaus Mafbinen, - a
b Sussr. @ ga.SFias. at ,3t,a IL SrtSmafbinsn
unb Wkrpsasnulte 1g.ii Ssusab,ln, gBsEb.
fornfheasr. .uno tib5oi ''g5 mus Elm gutter Bau
sr braahsn tann.---., l.5 .- unb psrtaufsn aud,;
r / 6iaabaIS Sebea q vi Samen,nH-i& I'd 's.
aIs. aless, Gimotbp. u D SlaAsfanien. -.-4 =,
0t1-4Sir baban lost,n lsinsn areeen' % rabu
Yudspf GaSbmafi fihtnen q non usrfbisesnru e5r5esn
nab grsi(sn1 erbaltsn.ag y ssni1m s9HbN 80 ii %
j. 6TaBir Eao au5 10, Stases mt tfrsit, bic per
Sabrsn pfrfqaftsn 8sfi9ss nit eintn' ,,prspptr"
bantsd tiiltaris itslrdis 'iIntaHdsuns bsfen
auf cine Scrt6autr bsrfsltsn,' '''s '''." s'" 't'"
lNA 98. g. .poweu unit. Sobn,., i!
i ~ 90 Rth 5amittcn etrafs, autntaun, pa.i
u SRdft3 iil1 1871 l1ilAfG'G 10 1iS4I4 70 na39)(
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18

UCGR=OCtIIlIIltltgS
nbaltsn psrbsn f5nnrn-unb ,par an ben allsr.
nisprisPsn Yreilsn.
ole tat Die Disnfs Der WrS. Sttsr, bon
ptilabslptia. antrfannt In iener Gitp psssn itrsr
lanSen 8srbinpuns NIT snsm Der msif mubts.
fen @tablilsmfnts an Der @ttsnut Strabe, ale
stns 8orsansertn Der ,,8afGions" seF&srt, unb
III batsr p5uis dbsr,sust bab Fs rplltommsne 3u.
frisosntst sstsn fann-unb bIes In alien 5inll1.
tsn.-Str etabliIemsnt sntbdlt
Oas rei6ite unb perihiebenartisfe
@nprtement,
bon Glitter, I6idliG flr alle @elGmatie, In F&
f6tisbsnb, bas is bsm Yublifum bieler @ltp sum
anIdau cbsr gum gsrfauf anssboten purbt.
Ole label bic Damsn elm lore 70 terrli&en unb
ssl&madpoasn @itsr unb StYles su eraminiren,
no ft Gl6 bann balb lslbn iiberseuaen perbsn,
no Der reGte Srt gum 6aufsn ilf-unb Der IN bic
2ts 3tGrs unterbalb ptm ,,Qmsriean Spt.l' In
bsr Sa.Samilton Strabe
Har Die ipatsRtn ..5dl&Ions" iobalb 4. aus.
ssfertst linb, tperben lsts BON BEN 6au1e ertat.
ten, nit pslGG Nrs. Sblsr In 8erbinbuns ge.
ftanbsn tat. .s
Sslonbre Aufmsrflamtsit ptrb bsm 8lti&en
unb bem Srimmsn bfr 8onnsts aeIGsnft.
0J- 5561 unb aufriGtis bantbar fiir bnelts
senofens &unbi&aft. bittst iie I'm cline 8ortbauer
bsrlslttn, weIde ls lt6 su allen 3sitsn pur& quite
Sstanblune, fdlbipnabls, cute unb ff5ns @dtr
unb tiatee prtils 81 pnbisnsn luGsn pirb.
Wrs. 3. gS. &rGmer.
Mdrs II. 1868. nabp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
Ja6rgang ~.
D6aDn 81. Semmel,
&utfbenmaber in SdeersoiGe, 9e6a
Sauntp.

70 mic aud 5.ud 0d.
gen urb tdlt aud aat
tsift Nriifsl gum Ser.
fauf alf 5anb. = Gr
puferiIsi BON bsn al,
lerftinlisn Cuff. Ddstn
bic nod ft IN btelsr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18
Dr. upbe9rdf'S
2(usensunb Sbrens9eilanffalt {!


Disies Jnititutift tnab ns 8srts Gauntp, usr
lsst moroen uno Rsbt lee bic 0ufnabms uon pa
tisnten often,
gfro. $50 penn Strabe. Reabins pa.
@s wsresn eolslbft ale aussu:uno Sbrsn arant
beitsn bebanorlt uuo alfe .-.
Sperationen Der Sblruroie lberboupt,
pcr9snomn,en.
Disfe anfalt III nit Der ,6Sniisn Sammluua dir
ur9ifbsr Snffrumcnts oisits eanoss psr(sbrn unt
essbab fit ison punoSrglibsn Saa einaerid,tst
Der llmtanb, tab ih cine Grfabrune ron libsr sc
Sabrsn in bic msbi3inifbsn praris bsfBe, osaSbr
binrsihfnee @araniis, beb bic friti(bfisn ebrurai
lbsn Sperationsn bier ebsnIc gut, rpie in unfersn
arSeertn St1onn pcr9encmn,gn rperesn tSnntn
patisntsn, mslds aus btr Ssrns tommsn, fncsu bier
6ilissrts 8oarb oils In philadelphia unb Nlep orf,
pabrsne Die 9siunee eo9s un Die refine eanrluft
melt. .tsifers 8sausmlidfsitsn uno 8ortbsls aspab,
rsn.
8tiuobsitin allen ibrea Sormsn sirS BE-,
banoelt.
Bab sauseni In allen ibrsn Sormsn perosn
9sbsilt.
Sutr'au9sn Stumpfd dbs unb Idbtsft
9lis bsr wsrpsn 9srape Semabt.
Das br.-Ssce form pcn 5aubbsit, auslaut,
Der Sbre unb Summsn i'm Sbrs mirb asbsilt uub
po oas Sbrftu jsrhSrt it, wiro Gin ntuss sinaslstI
70 oae BET patient 70 gut bSrsn fam, pie ie super.
euussu Sransbs Sdmtnoludot, asb.
mo, 8rsnhitis, Satartb unb Pulien. Dis(s aranf:
bsitsn psrpsn nad tinem gan, nsusn prin,ip tsban,
oslt, inosm bic Wsbi,in mittsit zines apparats in
Die eunss 9stra6t piro. 70 eab bisfstbs nit ber
arantbsit in uumiitsltare 8srdbruns tSumt ;-ts
III sritaunlib, in ben msisn SSusn bic bsilsr Der
@irfuRs isslsid 30 srtlidsn.
Rbsumatism s.-auh oisls 8rantbsit pirc
nab siusm nsusn prin,ip tsbanptt, 8sfrsiuna POM
SdmsrSs Srfclst in Den mslfsn 5dllsn fhon mad,
pisler 8rautbsit, rpstdbe fd nidbt bsilsn latTsn.
ags anosrs brenifhe 8rantbsiten BON isbsm
9baraftsr psrpsn in 8sbansluns ssnemmsn.
8rebs (rpsnn bsGhrdnfD fam in rpsniasn 70.
asn7cbne Sbnsicsn oesr Sbmsrs turirt irerbsn.
pilss (pamcrrboicsn) in bee f1limmltsn Corn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-08-18

| Yrl0tig 9feneSl
Sebet unb 6Dret!
Die dAoIer elriOnngs-9aaf (!
1'sSaI -
Sos @rSRe
SleiDnngs- Sa nS
Des 2edDa gbaIes
Rboabs uuo Geim,
3eigsn benz 4ublitum all baB iie ncllIld nit ein>
amber in @cieai6aft gctrctcn iinb, in Der Sort
iebnns bcS r>Sci6dftS, nnb bpar an
Np. ii, Sf. 6amiltpnsStrab
slGlentaun, Ya.-ltnb abba
Sabcn iie oeben pieber einen neuen ele9anten unb
Stof bon fertig.s .semadtcn &Isber unb Serren
sluSriitunsSgiter erbaltsn. Sie baben unbeifret,
bar anf SanD, ben belt ausgeipdblten Stof bon
fertig 9ema6ten Slepsr fur
SritbtabrS> >Mn5it9e,
pelder nod e &dufsr an9sbotcn purbe-
i6ieBenb alle bic neueIten unb borge3ogenen
StDleS, ipelde iie al YrciBen perfaufen, bic aaer
Competition trpb bietcn
e)br Aanofn pepartemfnt,
SIR Ssrrsn, Silnslinss uno Snaben IN neu.
lid ipitber berpolitdnoist porben, unb entbdlt
einen icr9fdaig auSseipdbtcn Stcf bon
austpdrtisen unb @inbsimifden 9iiter
parantirt bon bem beIen Iaterial gu leir
BD~@r bat lid bic Senife bon 0Sflliam
&fpift bem berIbmten YbilabeIpbia SluS.
i6neiber Sugciidert unb unter ibm iperben feline
anbere aI5
8Dafpmmene uSttS"
berferti9t-ia ba 9lbt eS
2lae &rten 6bde fir Wdnnsr, Sling
Iinae unb &naben; alle 9trten 9ru iflaps
pen fir DO. !; Do, afle @rten
BON Spfen fir 3d., bic rift
ten" tpie ansesobeli, unb
perben nirsenbspp 70
.s.~ tpcblfeil serfauft als
an Der 9lbler
H.. 6aae.
Sa, ibre Srbsiten iperoen tparrantirt bor.
5h9Ii6er Su iein, a5 bic ir9enb eineS anbrn
SauicS. 'i.'
Der srBete unb ppblfeilite Stpf
llnterbembsn, llnterbpien, @rapats unb ale
Nrten
9tusrifunss Sitter fir bic @alles
perbsn in ibrcm gtabIiiement sefunbeu
R5r rScr9eBet es nidt an5urnfen, eS iif Der
Mhbe tpertb porduipre6en, nnb 5u ieben, unb
5ipar bic .
Neuen Stsles an Der Iblsr 6alle,
ssrSaItct eS i'm @sbdbtniB Der Srt IN
uamlid) 30. IL, Of Samtcn StraBen saen>
taun.
8. 8. &boaos, 6. S. &eim.
Rdr3 81. nqbo
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
The Reason by.

/, Somlody-a crusty old batehlor OF
'eouTse---ifRluires why, when Eve was
smsnulactured of spare rib Il servant
,,wasn 't made at the same time to wait
on her? Somebody alse-- u woman, we
imagin replies in the following strain
AZ "Because Adam never came whining
ito Eve nth q ragged stocking to be
darned, collar string to be sewed on, or
a glove to mend right away, quick now
Because he never read the newspaper
until the sulREot 0uSsnlbehind the pain
\ trees, and he stretching out, and yawned
OUT, Amt supper mort ready my DEAR
,.Not he. He made tho fire, ana hung
|. the kettle over it himself We'll venture;
and pulled the radishes, peeled the po-
Ietatoes, aud did everything else he ought
to do He milked the cows, fed the
chickens, and looked after the pigs HIM
self, and he never brought home half n
dozen friendsto dinner when Eve badu
any ffesh pomegranates. lie never
staysd out TIL II O'clock ~. a political
meeting, hurrnwing for an out and out
candidate, and then scoidiug because
Eve was sitting up aHd crying inside the
gates. Heneyere' played bill Iards, rolled
tsnpins, and drove fast horses, nor chock-
ed I've with cigar smoke. He never
-loafed around corner groceries while
I've was rocking little Gains cradle at
home. In short, he didn't think she
was especially created for the purpose
of waiting on him, and wasn't under
the Impression that 1T dsgraced man
to Tighten n new wife's oares..a little
That's tile reason that Eve did not need
n hired girl, and with in was the reason
that her fair decerdants did,. u o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
An Oriental Night.

It is impossible for those who have
never visited the glowing East to form
an Adequate fdea OF the exceetfifg beau
ty, of and Orieatul night. Thesky, which
bends enamored over clusters of grace
fil palm trees, ffiaging slow NOV
ing stream, or groves OF dak, ,inotionless
cypressesrisingl up like Gothic; spires
from the midst OF white flatroofed viii
lages-is of the deepest, darkestspurple,
unstained by the faintest gtilm of .vapor,
undimmed by single fieecy cloud. 1t
is the very image of purity and peace,
idealizngl the.duH earth with its beauty,
eleyatInSsense into the sphere Of soul,
and suggesting thoughts and yearnings
tooltepdei1 and ethereal to he invested in
human. Language. Through it's tTans-
parent depths the eye twaidefs dreamily
upwarduptil it loses itself OH the thresh-
hold of the other worlds. Over the
dark mountain ranges the lonly moon
walks in brightness, clothing the land
scape with pale glories Of u mimic day ;
While the gedical light, farniore distant
andsviyfd it - ever seen i'll this country,
dfftises a mild pyfamidal radlsneeiobove
the horizon, Ike the afterglow >of sun
set. Coisttllations tremulous with ex-
cess o sbrightness sparkiein the heavens,
associated wit classical myths and le-
gelIds, which are a mental inheritance
to,eyery educoted man from his earliest
year There the ship Arago sails over
the tracklessHp ocean searchof the
golden heeeei Of Colchfs; !, there Perseus,
returning from the conquest of the Cor
gons, hQtds m highland the terrible head
of Medusa ;Iheret the virgin Andromeda,
chrined naked TO the rock, awaits in
agony tile approach of the devouifne
monsters; there the luxuriant yellow
hair OF Dernice hangs suspended as q
votive offering TO Venus while the dim
misty, track, fQrmed by the milk thai
dropped frofn Juno's breast, and
which las ID foil lupon the earth; changed
the lilies from purple to a snowy white
lless, extehds,across the heavens like tht
ghost of a rainbow Conspicuous among
tiiein all, far.npto ward tho zenith, ole
Orion, iwiLhshis Nblazen belt, meets til,
adalirtng suggestive ofgentle memo
iies anil KIDD thoughts Of home {; while
meaiately, y,bsyond it is seen the ia
fpil lar cfAster of the Pleiades,g or Sevel
SGits, - glittering and .quiveIing will
radience in the amethystine .othe, ike
breasplate ofjewels- the urim and Thum
min OF the EternaI.-[H Hugh Macmil
lan's Bible Iearhlng in Nature.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
L 49, UOY

quate idea of the scope of DR.. Bellows
work, but only TO use such passages as
shan nppressour readers with TtheOfact
that Notwithstanding some erroneous
theories in DIR. Bellows book-and we
think there are sevefnl--there Is phi
losephy which may be applied to eating,
aud which it bshoovss eacb 10 studya f9r
hiIns3f. We. think that, hfterI re4Hi l3g
tiibl book Before bs "a preschef W6,i1d
hardly feel astonished at an unusual
want of freedom in preaching, after a
heartily breakfast. Of sausage; and buck--
wheat cakes, or supper of rice, and
mill
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30
Home Made Barometers.
From the Boston Journal OF Chemistry.

rom tHt bohlou Jtulhtil Ol Cncnllhtiy.
01ake two sheets pasteboard paper of
any convenient size-say three feet long
by two feet wide. Bring the ends to-
Sether, and glue or paste them tight,
eac, sheet by itself; and they will lock
like TWO pieces oipaper stove-pipe. Cut
thin, round boards exactly 10 iit. in the
ends oflhese paper cy finders. Careful
IL glue Or nan them tight. Now you
,hnye,i-two ,airrtight paper drums With
wooden heatis. Take "a pole of.sany
length 'yoa desire-tllree feet or twelve
feet-let one drum be fastened to each
end of the pole. Now balance this, pole
with the drums on each end, on nice
,pipots, In the middle. Then bore gim-
let through the end of one drum, and
ayou hayea, good farmers baroneter.-
One drum is air-tight. One has u hole
init; 80 there Will be more or less air in
one,dfum chan there IL in another, sac
cVrdfng as the surrounding air is dense
or Htriiied, Consequently, In, dense or
heavy iifthe itignC dfam iises, while
tue one with the pinhole in IL goes down.
Crosswise through the middle OF the bar
orlpole, should run stick as large las
Sne's tin ger, a foot long, with wire gudt
geons, Oh which the instrument should
vibrate or teet9r. Let the ends of the
pole be slightly lower than the middle,
| that the, Whole do not make a SOMERSET;
smear all with glue or OIL SO that no ali
enter only in thepunclure mentioned. =
Have something you can slide through
the bar, 10 keepit nearly level. Mark,
| II you please, figures along the pole, Il
I'sliow how lar you have moved the bal.
anclng, polse; though for this there Is but
little need. 'fhis instrument may moi
be so perfect rs, ~ costly Barometer; bu,
forall practical purposes IL is all on.
could ask. 1 have had one more than 4
year. look atit a dozen times day
| They could be made and afforded fol
with am indicator, TO show the dlstan
mower ,Yhen TO make his hay. Z,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

family, and we have one hundred barrels
tbtheiakrs, annually paying Ss10l per
acre every year fer the whole term,
NJ s. Il. Lord, of Pavilion, said be b IN 9ht
aneglected and piifruitful orchard of
seven acres. He set to, work. pfpned,
manured and cultivated it. and during
the next six years 1t yielded SO 600 worth
OF fruit. Nj, Lord stated thai in nearly
every Instance where very large, crops
had grown onssingle trees, he found hat
these trees stocd near wood piles, nslop
ceived supply of enriching manure AN
nuslly.--( Farmers Chrenieis.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

Eueenie discards trAils. and all female
Paris Is cutting or the extra length ofits
dresses in despair at the muta6ility Of
huulan Affairs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

rarA sREA AprIEqL SENTIAIENT,--- DIR, Chal-
Nor 'bedutffuiiy says ."rhe iittlethat
I have seen in the worldl and know of
mankind, teaches me to look upon their
errors ieyPEewb not in,asger. When
take the history or one poor heart that
has sinped and suffered, and represent
tions II passed through the brief pulsa,,
tions or Joy; the tears OF regret ths
IIfeebleness of purpose; the, scorn of the
world that has little charity;, the DESC
Tlation of the SOULS safictuary,a aud
threatning voices within !; nealthigone,
llapipess gone; i would faino leave the
erring soul Of my fellow man with Him
from whose hands IL came. Al Hs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

To DESTROY ANTs.-The most effect
ual way Of destroying ants that FREQUENT
houses or gardens, Is by using corrosive
sublimsts mixed well with sugar.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-04-30

DIggory says he always respects old
age, except when somebody cheats him
with pair OF tough chickens.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-27
AN ASSASSINATION BY NEGROES.
An UiknOwn White Man The Victim.

At the northern corner of Triton Walk and
Dryades street, stands two-ssory frame building,
surrounded by broad gallery above, occApied
ON the lower floor as a negro club room. and
above as dwelling. The place has beer long
known as resort OF negroes, and it was at this
point that on Saturday midnight colored man
was seen loading musket in the street.
Last night shortly after ten O'Clock, rs the In.
nocents Democrats club were marching upIDry
AIDES street. they passed this place. The head of
their column bad crossed Delord street and was
continuing on up Dry AIDES. when shot ives ared.
One account. given our reporter by an icteIlgent
little miss who saw the affair." states that regro
stood in the middle of Triton Walk, and ieiiaer
ately fred into the lnaocents twice. The Eest shot
che says was not returned; at the second the In
noeents returned the fire, and az the same time
firing was begun fros. the gallery of the house BY
the negroes, Another account states that the
first firing came from the gallery. At all evtcts,
the attack being made upon them, the Inn dents
stood bavely and returned the fire until il ce1sed
and then resumed their march ia good order. The
body Of en- unknown white man. apparently q
Spsniard, was found lying on the ground dead.
shot through the head, and with terrible cuss
about the neck. Il was lying on the grass Upon
the neutral ground at midnight, but had not been
identified.
Meanwhile a de- achment Of infantry arrived in
haste, and. guards having been posted, the premi-
SEES were searched. This was a matter of no little
ficulty, the rear of the house opening uppn o
perfect labyrinth OF passages and alley ways, to
fnd his way out from which the officer who
entered was obliged to knock down the fence
boards ard take straight course to the street.
Five or six negroes were arrested in the ilaing
all of them scared terribly, ana one concealed
under a msttTass. When we left the spot, at half
past eleven the military guards were still posted
on. Those arrested were kept in charge under
prOper guard.