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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23
Commodore DAVID CoSMR,
Commanding Home Squadron, Pensacol
NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 4, 1914.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May 4. 1914.
Sir The Hon. Wilson Shannon, our
Minister to Mexico, will be at New Or
leans between the goth and 25th inst.
After touching at Pensacola TO OBJ
lain such dispatches as may be there
for Commodore Conner, you will pro-
cced with the steamer Union TO New
Orleans, and there take on board Mr..
Shannon and William Crump, Esq,
Charge d'Afi'aires to the Government of
Chill, and convey them as speedily rs
practicable to Vera Cruz. After land
ipg them you will carry into effect the
orders Of the Department addressed to
you on the 9th ult and such as you
may receive from Commodore Conner.
Governor Shannon has been request
I'd to advise you on what day he will be
at New Orleans.
I am, respectfu.ly, yours,
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SODA, SODA, SODA.

" yon want as Good an Article as can he
found III 'he Great Cliy, aud III" best N
this Good City, just call at ST.7C Us Con.
'ec,onary. aud You can be supplied with It
~ bottles, with or without syrup, by The dog
en- or single, or drawn from the fountain with
great variety ot syrnps that cannot be
surpassed III quality IN this or any other
city. May ii
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nFs The last doubt removed -

Eisabethiovn, " j., Ftb. 20, 1873.
About two months ago was seized with
a violent cold, which soon caused raising of
blood | tried various remedies, but none
did any good but, on the contrary, my
cough increased, and It was feared 1t would
result in consumption. by accident. Dr.
Wistar's Family Medical Guide met my eye,
which recommended BalSam Of Wild Cher.
ry. purchased botde, used 1t, aud in one
week ceased raising bood--my cough en-.
tircly disappeared, and my health was com
pletey restored, enabling me to attend To my
business as usual
JAMES w. WOODRUFF.
We. the Undersigned are acquainted with
Mr.. J. w. Woodruff. aud can assure all who
do not know him tina, his statement - cnlI.
tied to full credit. Where he Is known his
word needs moi our endorsement.
APPOLLOS NJ. ELMER,
J. u. for the county of ESSEX, \. j.
ELIAS WINAN,
J. T. for borough Of ElIzabrihlown.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23

~ One Of the good effects Of The baltimore
Convention is thus illustrated in the editorial
correspondence Of the Lynchbgrgl. Firsinian :;
Among not the least gratifying incidents Of
tho great assen,blago 1t Baltimore, perhaps,
was the interchange Cl opinions aud feelings
between gentlemen Of intelligence coming to-
gethcr from different sections of the JnIon.
1t was no uncommon thug to hear oxcInma-
tons Of surprise that each had so nucl, aud So
long tisuhdcrstUnd tho other. A Virginia
friend of mine, who will read these remarks,
declared that he should go home batter, II
not u wiser man. lie had been strongly preJu-
diced against northern people, aud he had eN-
pccted IT, have those preludiccs confirmed, u
not iucr, ascd, by his intercourse with The
delegates from the other side of the Potomac
aud confess that ! was not altogether exempt
from that feeling myself But, far different
was the result. Both Of us dlscOVered, among
such of tlrem as We had intercourse wlihr
frank, generous, mnguanimous, honorable men,
and ho returns home with his sectional anitpa.
thcs oradicntcd aud his prcIudlcos removed
aud instead uf believing, as buiure, that The
Uulon itself, under the influence of Antagonist
geographical interests aud feelings, must he
soon dissolved, no is now persuaded that II is
founded on a rock, aud will endure, II not ior
ever, at least for generations to como.
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Mr.. FrclinshMyscn.

The following is copy of letter received
in Boston from Mr.. Frelinghuysen, in reply
to an invitation to be present at the great
Washingtonian Temperance Celebration in
that city on the Both INST:
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REFER EN- oEs.

NtwpoRr. james y. Turner. VI. - ".
T.. 1ufucr. NJ. ID. DAVID kug NJ u. ,"d
N. n Piercr
IIRisroL-J. Holmes, NJ. ID. and !. w.
Bnggs. VI -.
Office at Mr. y PE,EHAM's ~ Church -,
second house from Thames street.
Newport, May 2. lo4i-;iw
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w. G.. PHIPPS & CO.,
No. Is, KiIby Street Boston,
Have received by recent arrivafs" an ex,en.
slve assortment OF
BRITISH, FRENCH g. GERMAN GOODS,
VIZ. ' .,
LACE GOODS.
! II TO s black and white girnpure Laces;
| II to S.i blars and white tiiet Nets;
! Ncckln, Brnsscls, bryant, wire grouad aGd
| ncquard Lacrs 80, =. :. 'ts,
! I}acn six tilei Nets
LIslr. Thread. gImpure ,aiiing, Ashburton
and pIau L'ces ard Edg'ngs, black end
white; "a
Blonde Quilting t; colorod Ruches
flct and tulle Showls. -
WHITE GOODS
Book Muslin e. cambric ede'pgs & InsertIngs,
MuslIu Collars, new style ...
BIack Mourning do;
Book, Swiss and jacquard Muslins
Curarn Muslin Bishop Lawns;
Check'd, satin striped aud plain Cambrirs
Swiss checked aud satin spot do;
Lace striped canbrIcs; corded skirts;
Long Lawns Linen CambrIcs
Linen Campnc ilandkerchlefs
DRESS GOODS.
Cotton BazorInes, worsted do;
Prured Blnages printed Lawns
Mourning Lawns printed Swiss Muslins
Lace Organizes jacquard Organdi Cling
hams Linen ChusaIIs Coat and Earls-
ton Grnghams; Striped Silks Delhi
Dresses. ..
SIIAWLS, lIANDKERCHlEFS, &c.
Rl,h plain, lace striped and granite Came.
Ion silk ShawlS black silk Ottoman Shswls;
Erossas, ,sllk aud wursted barage, de lame
Iud printed Cashmere Swaws; black hlet
md tulr lace shawls Gtmpure lace Shawl;
rch fancy silk ilandkerchrefs and Crnvats
silk Bandannas Corahs ; black silk crava,s;
!eHtemen's scarts green Barage and Vclls,
Lnvc Wells black and colored grapes, VEL
vets, &c.
GLOVES, MITTS, &c. -
l embroidered Mohair Gloves Mitts uud
\ half fingered; ,..
Il Dn Lace, hcnrycomb aud flet do.
\ Rubber Mus, super black and colored hid
II Gloves; .t.
4 I.lsle Thread and silk Gloves.
II HOSIERY.
Black aud coored imperial aud PLAIN cotton
H Hose .. .. .... .
1 Black Mo.aYlan do. mix'I do;
Six Hosiery Vigonta halt Hose.
GiMPS, GiRBLES, PRINCES, &c.
Paris, moss, florence, bnsle and rich fancy
!, Glmps .H
Il Astrachan, sheafhcad, silk und bullion Ffln-
II gcs -,l n... ..
n RIch glrdles Grape cords Tasscls;
| Fancy buttons, fancy buttons with pendants,
II acorns, &ci
| Bonnet, neck and cap Ribbons Tafle,a aud
Il velvet Ribbons Galloons; r.,. .,
Il Glass aud, pearl Bonnets satin wire wire
II Ribbon Rtllculcs curtain fringe linen
\ tapes and bobblns twiIcd tapes hooks
/ and eyes Partisan hnvcndcr Cologne,
soap, sent bags SC. &c.
! Boston, May J, lSI1 isGw.
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TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

We are requested TO give notice that there
will be Temperance Meeting at the Tow
Hall, on MondaY evening next. MAY -.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

N-------S<S>.ySyyN:Z<<<-----
MR.. ID. 4. CAPRON. rcspcctlul'y an
A'h nounccs to his friend, N Ncwp"rt tina
hh will open his Dancing School on Tursda,
June IN, at 3 o'clock =. NJ AT The Masonic
tlaiL. Particular attention will Dc gwen Il
those placed uudcr his care.
I. =. A class for Gentlemen will be attcu
ded lo at : o'clock, N the evening.
Terms 10 tor - ias~ors.
MAY l6ih-u.
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Ed. X. ssOU'EiIEEE,

ST ILL be ia Newport on Thursday. May
w 2:ld inst, at the House Of Mss Betsy
Perry ~ Washington Square, where he viii
remain n few days to wait on those who may
desire his professional services. May 23.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23

The Phiad,iphia Eremen.-A letter has
been received by lho chef engineer of the
Boston FIRE Department from The civil auho.
rites IN Philadelphia, pfupoundlng certain
questions relative to the organization Ot the
Boston Department. aud disclosing The sln
cular fact that The ciiy Of Philadelphia docs
not otcn single Fire Engine ! Each F'rc
Cpmp,ny owns It's own englnc, aud when u
disagreement springs up, from rivalry or any
other cause. the natural disposition Is To see
which will do most injury to the engine o'
The other. The Guy uulhorlles have no con
Iul over the engines or over the hremch,
beyond that which they exercise over every
other citizen; and the consequence OF sucl
state uf things IS too apparent to need any
explanation. Mat.
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Gle RE

lith-Brig Tasso, Amy, Havana.
SIoop |,gllaut, Heath, New York.
I7th-Brig Cloud Hope, Riley, Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23

Senator Niles was sworn in aud took
his seat OF Thursday--the report ofthe
Committee being that IN a technical
sense he is not Of "unsound mind
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AUCTIONS.
Splendid Green House Plants, &c.

Splendid Green House Plants, &c"
From the extensive Gardens & Nurse
ries Of ANsoN flowARD PorrER,
Cron-fon, Il. j., al .auciion.
WiH be sold al PaJHc .4ucfiom on Sufur-
day Morning neri, May 25ih, al 10
o'eioek, al No. l42, Iha"ea Street, .
4 splendid collection of Green House
~ Plants, consisting Of gren, variety of
Roses, Cactus, Geranlums. ll-lioiropes, yer.
ben"s calcelarles. prlnroses, &c. &c.
Also, fine collection Of double ID ,hios
Sone Of the loses ore ot ale bee, sklnd OF
white and yellow Tea. ~, . - '"'.. :
Conditions cash.
CHARLES N. TlLLEY, .7acfr.
May %. ~,
ALso-pt private sale, beautiful colec-
ion al fine Tea Roses, Of various cQlors.-
CAL and see them.
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e. 70. BSRnX,

9TApGnlI D24Yg19p,
N2 OULD respectfully Ihoun the ri,I
w zcns ni Newport. that l,' = prepared
. perl orm the vniioG@ Operations ~ hl- pi"
icssion, for the presop,ton aud Jeuaiy oi The
tecth.
H. T.. V. viii also insert .1,tifciGi Teeth ~
he most substantial manner. and Ut pUti,ct
lN nhInfhl hnnn nnfhIlrN.
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lust received and Tor sale fresh from the
=" Spring. at ,S1.lCiS Coaisctionary., ,l
May Is. ..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-05-23

The following letter to DIR. LAMBERT, who
sometime ago. it will be recollcc,cd, gave a
course of Lectures in this place, we find in
the n. Y. Courier g. Enquirer:
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Orange Flower Water,

nF superior quality. just imported irrsh.
~ for sale at ST.lCTS Conl,ctionnry aud
VARIETY Store May III
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" OGDEN Clocks,

EUSr received aud Tor sal" cheaper than
~ ever offered bclue at S1.1CI'S Var,,-
ty Store. May III.
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Read the following certificate Of ore of
our own citizens
hereby certify that for number OF years
past. have been afflicted with the Asthma
and have suffered so much by this distressing
compliant, asto we'll nigh give up all hopes
of permanent relief On being reeomnen
ded TO Try the Dandellon and Tomato Pana-
cca. experienced the most happy results,
and have not since teen troubled with the
complaint. jAMES FRYE.
Dover, March. 1874.
"Remember" To always ask for the Dande
lion PaDncen, receive no other, rs there are
articles offered for sue purporting to have
the virtues as the panncea, when 1t - no
more like il, than SO much cold water. Buy
II, aud buy j, only Of the proprlctors Ran
som & STEVENS, at their Druggist store. 325
Washington street, Boston, or cf their CaIy
authorised agents.
For sale "a Newport by
X X. HtZiRD, J D,uy's.a
Il. J. TAYLOR, "'s
Also in Fall River by
49,. HALE EEMIN GTCN.
Newport, May 10, lsii.-In.
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nRrFTED on shore AT Coasters harbor Is
~ land, quantity OF Hoop Pol's-'hr
owner, proving property and paying charges
nay have shem by application to the Com
mssionerS of Newport Asylum.
Nav 20. lSIl-3w.
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BRIGHTON MARRET-Monday, May 20, 1914
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser ratr;o
At Market $40 Beef Cattle, 10 pairs Working Oxen
l40 Sheep, sni 1000 Swine.
PRIegA-Bee. Cattle--Prces have deolined, and we
re'lHce our quotations viz }: n small number eNt51
50 first quality IS ~ % second quality 30 "a
~ Ibird quality 375G %.
Sheep-Sold from 80 To 80.
swi-Lois To peddIe SC for Sors aud g. for Bar.
tail lrum l2 10 1e
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Nlw York, April G, 1874.

To DR.. Enthusiastically Lecture
which you lately delivered in the lecture
room of the New York Society Library, on
the Lungs and the effect of compression OF
the Chest" aud illustrated by the Modcle
dIlomme, was considered, by those who had
The pleasure of hearing it, to be well calcu'
lated to exert n happy aud beneficial Inilu-
ence in abollshIng the pernlcious aud often
destructive habit of tight laclng.
The subject being generally but little un'
dcrslood or appreciated, aud III our es,ima-
tlon of vast importance, the undersigned beg
leave TO request that the same bcrcpeaicd ut
such time and place and upon such terms
as will give to all interested an opportunity
Of attending.
Yours, &c.
A. u. Gum, NJ ID Charles A. Ice, ID f;
q p. Cammann, NJ ID; Valentine Mott, NJ ID;
Willard Parker, NJ ID; Richard ;. ksoon,
VI ID James a. Washington, Nj ID Samuel
Forty, NJ ID Alfred {. Post, NJ d.
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inssmnch rs it has purified the system. re-
stored the appetite, aud have no do"btbn'
The second bottle will effect permanent
cure. For the benefit ot others suffering
with similar complaints, would add my tes-
limony 10 rs worth tt''
Yours, &c.,
SIMEON BUTTERFIELD,
II! Long Wharf.
Boston, April q, 1874.
From The Doutr Gazeiie.
HLo Asthmo eon a, Cur,J
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

LENA, May IL, l344.-The country
still unseltled-no news lately from the
seat Of war-everything quiet here it
this city aud very little business stirring
t. 5. ships ia the Port Of Cdllao -
Frlgale Savannah, Flag Ship, Com
Dallas, Capt. lIolIins.
SIoop Warren, lately from the United
STATES.
SIoop Cyane, lately arrived from the
coast of Mexico.
Store ship Relief, in port some time.
Frigaie United States, gone to the
Sandwich Islands.
b!o"P Lcvdn,, Capt. Page, do.
Schr Shark, left on the 18th April for
Panama. to return quickly to this port,
The Squadron here are all in good
health.
We have report IN town within the
last few days, that the French and
English were ia difficulties at the SocIe-
.ty Islands, and that when the vessel that
brought the report left, they were about
to commence hostliIlIcs. The French
had imprisoned the English Consul. -
Baltimore Patriot.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

PuBtlc OPINION We have addition
evidence every hour, that among honest,
wcll-meanlng citizens, there are prcva-
lent most dang sentiments in regard
to the proprlety OF resisting constituted
authorities. Many seem entirely 10 for
get lha, if mob demands what IL Just "a
day, another mob may demand what i,
unjust ,o nottow. They are reluctant
TO admll that the authorities must be sus-
tanned, even IN II case of Ill-Iudgod action.
They eau with difficulty be brought To-
reflect on the conse sequcnccs Of the prin-
cIple that the people may rise aud pat
down the authorities whenever the lat
ter are thought to act injudlciously. j.
It not incumbent on eycsg nan 10 pro
mote Just views on this all important sub
J.ct :-Phildd GaE.
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per cent. per cent.

and to all others in the same proper
ton. Thus those employed in every
branch of industry can now Judge
for themselves. Clay secures the a.
merican market for the .4merican far
mers, manufacturers and mechanics,
PoM gives it up to the British or com
pels the American TO come down and
work as cheap as the paupers OF Eu-
rope, from ~ to 20 cents per day y
Clay is for the american system, Polk
for the BritiSh-ths is the true state Of
the question and it canno, be disguised
or evaded. When the British and a.
mertcans are contendlng for the Ameri-
can market, the question is which sido
will you lake' Such being the truo
state Of the question, which should VIC
prefer for President, James X. Polk the
champion Of the "B,itish system" or
Henry Clay the illustrious champion
aud advocate Of the ",lmcrican Sys-
tenn?
Clay is for the tariff Of 1919, Polk
for 20 per cent. horizontal. This is set
tied by their late lrt'crs-Mr Clay's Of
the ! lth May, TO Harrisburg, aud Mr..
Polk's of the 10Th June, TO Mr.. kano
of Philadelphia. Can Pennsylvania,
unanimous with Clay for the tariff Of
1912, hesitate in her choice. Polili-
clans and office seekers may-thc peo-
pie, the enlightened, patriotic, unsoph's-
llcutcd people never. They will never
commit suicide with their eyes open
when the great principles in issue-tho
tarV, distribution and TerdS questions
are clearly aud rightly understood by
the people they will 60 against Mr.. Folk
aud his british 20 per cent. iarliI--h's
redistribution, aud his slavery and
Texas annexation policy, by an ore'-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

DEATH OF DIR. GRANT.-A letter
was received by gentleman of this city
yesterday from Constan,inople, contain.
Ing the truly lamentable intelligence o
the death ofthe world-rcnowned mission.
AIRY and devoted Christian, DR.. Grant
He died at Mosul, of typhus fever. lie
was the first foreigner and American
who ever visited the mountain Nestori.
ans, very remarkable people, whose
reception of the gospel and whose recen
sullerings and slaug hter by persecution
have rendered them objects Of great in,
,erest by all Chrisiendom. DR.. Gran
long labored among them, and with grea
success. He was man Of indomilabi,
energy and great talent, and has fallen /
martyr IN the cause of truth. A grea
light has been Quenchcd-a bright sta,
in the Christian armament has set. III
bdny Cii-cn 9Th iasi.
We regret TO state that the above an
nouncement, although at first ddubted il
some quarters, is certainly true e.-BoSto'
Daily Ids.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

OLD PSALM TUNES There is, to US
more of touching pa;hos, heat-lhrilling
expression IN some OF the old psalm tunes
feelineIy displayed, than in whole batcl
Of mode,ni-ms. The strains 90 nom.
and the "lountains of the great deep ar,
broken up. 1.-THE great deep of uniath-
onabIc feeling, that lies far, far below
the surface of the world hardened heart,
aud as the unwan,ed, yet unchecked tear
starts ip the eye, the soilened spirit yields
TO their influence, and rhakes of the load
Of earthly care, rising, purified, and
spiri,uallled into clearer atmosphere
Strange inexplicable associations brood
over the mind, "lke the far off dreams
Of paradise" !" mingling their chas,e mel
ancholy with musings of still subdacd
more cheerful, character, How many
glad hearts in the oldcn time have re-
lOlced IN these songs OF praIse-how
many sorrowlul ones sighed ont their
complaints IN those plainllyc notes, ,ha,
steal sadly yet sweetly on the ear
hearts that, now cold in death are laid "a
rest around that sacred tune, within whose
walls they had so often swGiied with
emotion - Biackrood.
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-A Mr.. Davi

MYSTERIOUS AFFAIH.-A Mr.. David
z. Cornwall, proprietor of "A ropewalk in
New London, (Ct.) left his home on
"Wednesday evening of last week, to
cross the river in boat, on his way to
visit his father in law. lie has not since
been seen, though the boat has been
found. lie is known 10 have had with
him from 8 to 900 dollars, and new
sui Of clothes tied up in handkerchief
Since his disappearance was announced
several persons remember having heard
at about 10 o'clock on Wednesday
night cry like that of murder. The
body has been sought for in vain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

The Jury in the case of Polly Bodne
tried on Staten Island, N. Y. for the
murder of Mrs. IIouseman aud her child
returned into Court after an absence oI
eighteen hours, and stated their inability
To agree. They wore discharged -.
The Jury stood II for conviction and !
Tor acqniltal. The prisoner was remand
cd loi d new ilial
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-07-18

A CoLonrp LAWYER. Mr. Macon
b. Allen of Portland (and formerly OF
Boston, Mass coIored, whose appllca-
ton for admission to the Bar IN April
last, under the new act, was, as We
stated 10 our paper at the time, refused
on the ground that the applicant was not
"A citizen OF Maine, in the contemplation
Of said act, subsequently applied Under
The old lar TO be admitted by cxamlna-
ton lie was thercupon called before
The examiners, committee ot the Cum
berlsno Bar, aud sustained "A sailslac-
tory cNaminalIon-the committee recon
mcndlng hlm 10 the Court as iit candl-
dalo--and accordingly he was estcrday
admitted IN the District Coud, 10 prac-
ice as an Attorney aud Counsellor AT
Law ia the Courts of this State. - Port
land, (.Nc } .2dr. July M.
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o. Some wiseacre lately asiouishsd thr
world by stating that onion juice DESTROYED
tl' oiJariits po.c,r of the Magnet. 1t has
since been r.u.irtcd that the usa Of the sam.
|,r4riauie I.t similar effect upon young La.
dies
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Durcu BUrTER.-rhe Dutch Butter
is celebrated for its excellence. The
following is said to be lhe mode in which
/. is prepared -
After having nilked their COWS, the
Dutch leave their mix TO get quite cold
before they pat it IN the pans. When
placed therein, they do not permit it To
stand for the cream 10 rise more than
abou, four hours. They then stir it to-
gelhcr more Intimately, to combine the
milk and cream, and continue thus To do
at least two OF three times day. IL it
be az gitated in thus manner, as OCCASION
ally happens, TIL the whole be quite thick q,
The butter thus obtained is Tie more hlga.
esteemed. As soon as 1t acquires the
usual consistency, II Is churned common
Iy about an hour TIL the butter begins
TO foam cold water is then added, pro-
portloned to the quantity Of milk, for the
purpose oi facilitating the separation Of
the butlermlIk. The butter being prop
erly come, it Is taken from the churn, and
kneaded IN fresh water, ill the butter
mix is all expressed, and it no longer
retains any linge of white. by this sun
pie mode, not onIy far more butter is
obtained from the same quantity OF milk
than in any other way, but the butter it,
self IS ilrIner, sweeter, and continues
longer fresh than the generality of butter,
while the butter milk is infinitely more
agreeable to the palate.