ro DESTROY COCKRoACHES.
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set two crooks, or earthen pots, each ten
or twelve inches high, and absut the same
in diameter, 10 the two most infested parts
of the house, into which put few glls OF
molasses-against these leaned shingles,
making bridge from the floor to the rim,
that the roach might easily reach the lus-
cious bait below, whose fragrance filled the
chambers; and the better to allure them,
trailed some molasses along the road intend.
ed they should travel to their prisons, and
which they did travel in such numbers the
first night, that found the crooks halt I'LL
ed: the second night completed their de
struction.


flashing Machne.-The New Brunswick
Times calls the attention of the public to a
Washing Machine exhibiting in that city.
by Phillip P. Grain. If it deserves the re-
commentator there given, it is valuable
invention. The Editor says it is valuable
invention. The editor says it is simple in
it's construction, is worked with little labour,
and does the washing in the best manner,
and with less injury to the finest garments
ahan the ordinary mode. II is calculated
that woman can do more washing in two
hours than can be done in day by the com
mon process of washing.