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Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
FRESH ARRIYA
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II AVE RECEIVED. per Iaie arrivals, an sddtion 70
their former stock Of goods, which make il quite
complete. Farmers and trsders buying goods IN Van
buIen are respectfully invited 10 examine stock.
which consists, in part, Of the following articles; 49,
rroMn stiinings, 3-fto i-fwide; bssshcd do;
Bfeachcd d and hro~n shvetinzs, and 81 do.
: Brown |drilInku and "a ID; 7 : f171II Il
"a tnnd ~ Lowell and Virginia Osuaburgs; =
Checked and plaid domesties, uss'd ~
Stripe diings, ass'd mixed d, do;
Hickory shiFtngs; Choctaw Stripes
Green, scarlet, and white mackinaw blankets;
Ky. jeans. Washington and Glasgow do;
Red and plain linseys. ass salinc,is do; ~.
Bedticspgs ! and ~; l-rtis. r.
Calico prints. musiins doi ginghains, nss't;
Kip aud pcgscd boots; calf scwcd and pegged do,
Thick heavy do; kip and call bfogans;
Ladies calf and morocco slippers; - .Iz
Sehool books; hardware and cutlery; q
llrlshes assorted states aud pcneiIs:l
Plough lines; bed cords; cotton and wool cards;
FlanHels ass'di meFinoes do;
Blanket and pilot cloth over celts; x. AZ
Gloves and hosiery, linen crash, ~
SILK aud cotton hdkfs.
Bird eye and Russil dapss table lipe,is. aSsd;
Ieekono't, book, Swiss, null. cross bafed mualns;
laces. ed ging1 and inseftings,. "a 80.
NaDkecns and bed sprcid
I Cotton ball thr-rds s-citrnn spool 10,
Patent thread, assdi ganibroons;
Co,,onades buttons, needles, and pins
Iron and Nails.
Castings, ass'd blister, German and east steel;
Queensware. glassware; window glass; putty;
Wool hats, palm leaf do, fur and beaver do;
All Of which offer low, Wholesale retail. Beef
hides, peltes, boesMas and eot;on taken in eseaEgc
for which we will giyo the highest market prcvs.
Van Bnren, jane %, 1916.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
TEXAS FERRY.

VI ME subscriber has Just established new ferry
4 across Red river, where he is prepared to accom-
modate the travelling and cmigratng community on
the most liberal terms. Said ferry at the crossing Of
the main road from Fort Smith Coffee s Rcnd and The
forks of the Trinity in TeSas.and is decidedly the nenr
est ard hest rout from Missouri and Arkansas to til,
upper part Of Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
WILLIAMS & PHILIPS,
WILSON'S ROW, Main street.,

FAVE lust received late arrivals fine stock
goods selected for this market, consisting in part
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
SCoTT. WHlTE q co, ]

gAyE JUST received the following articles o. dry
/ il goods, groceries, hardware, queensware. bSAts.
hecs &C., giis tasv Offer for said DC terms
or cash or couatrv prolucc. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
esueelssw are.

Painted teas, edged twificrs, Mocho pitchers and
bowls painted sugars and creams, heavy flint mtrc,
nd nj IN finite inmhlnri-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1845-08-30
Dr.; Goods.

Balzorne and painted jackcnet Maslin; pad Cling
hams, 81 "A rs; brown Domcstc Columbian, marl-
horo and Georgian Stripes; Franklin Prids heavy ll
cd Satiineii Siriped Plli hllstei mixed. and bide
DO; scarlet. white ADD green i.annels red padding
cloth do: canvass; coorcd cimbrcs; stautwcbb worst,
I'd and India Rubber vantine cravats; Pongee.
English Banianna and French SILK hkfs.; Sptiaiield
and Choppa; silk purses; twist; black silk brads blk
silk cords coored worsed binding; quality bindings
solcscia lining serges; mixed aud patent pins: mohatr
and SILK bndings cotton and linen sewing thread :;
white twilled tapes linen %; cotton hks.; chintz
shiwts; black and colored ta.ia ribbons lasting, sat-
in and mphair and vest buttons plain NJ uslin
cravatsi Madras do; Ave sheeing Greenfield j. Bar
iingiuu tckings; MerrnacS rich ehintz, singham
stripe, and French plate prints great variety ofpat.
terai blueand green blankets; cotton yarn Sc, &e
Clothing. u.
Lacn bosom shirts; eoitonade and linen pants cot
tonsdo and linen cofts laa-.l|-a sT1r.s5 =
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vol. xxIc-.No. 8.

ncniog To be In ,o~n whilst he oecup'cd this church.
men' there one sunday evening. a"d got IN WIN gear
alnlrui'y. oa a platform NJ me end vi 'he on''us"x.a
ni'ie aliai was erected. IN whirh wasa c"sh'"n s"u .
p'o'' ny 'n's s"Ho" 'e''ha. WHY enc mana se,''"g y"
me sacred volume. aud 10 The other h"lstin. ao'phs t'om
wh'ee' ~ deep cultural tones. he was read'"x ny"M'
aoose 's bend was u single xiaoular 'an'p' wh'ch, cas'-
nv q s"odued light on ms g""n.d nvufe. ana On MS r'c-
'"'ef1'e meas, pfonaced a s'hN'nu'y me e"ec', ls
preached a s'ofi sertno". nut, TO my SURPRISE. "ssa very
n'le act,an-hr hs s'''pd' nnt slrai's SAL ""'y' a.
a"sf' ,noV'ng MS arn'sa iii'le. IT'S 'snemage was
n'a'hap'y an" 'mprtsslvsiy beautiful. reminding me o. wa
",'',pn 81 s''e 81 'he quaint od writer's s"o orsaa.sSes
a. : ,w' s,o~n !, ""s'nviSa' : s'fun'a ss,es,y navs
.aN',' me s'''o'o. aiu",hrd l"'N''g ,""'s'""n' nr'''e NE,
'' ,'e Same pe''"n ns nun wh"m ! ma previously near"
" n'e',' 'I'aie e"o"h. az. ;.
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~ II w.

sllE subscriber having made arrangements with one
a Of the largest Factories at the North, for the pur-
pose OF supplying this market, and the surrounding
country. with all kinds of Carriages, made of the best
materials. and utihe latest styles and patterns, is pre-
pared 10 furnish them 10 hose VIVA want, upon as good
terms as they can be purchased al the North, or else
where and brought here. He has now on hand a large
assortment Of CARRIAGES. which he is disposed to
sell upon such Terms as will be satisfactory 10 purchasers.
If desired, he will furnish the HARNESS for eacl,
Carriage, of his own manufacturing, and will warrant
the whole as GOOD as can be obtained any where.
j. e.. SIACKLEFORD.
/ have made arrangements with Mr.. J. c. Shackle-
ford 10 furnish him at the shortest notice with any style
OF Carriage he may order.
II. r. BEACH, Manufacturer,
.MiJTd, Conn.
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70 FAMILIES.
ROWLAND'S r ATENT CONDESsiNG
COFFEE BOILERS,
The oniy 0ting ecer offered To The public that piH

The only thing erer offered 10 The public That rH
preserre Tie good properties q The Coffee.
NOFFEE made IN this Boiler Is decidedly better than
Y that made IN any other say, as IL preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor SO much desired III coiiee-and
in all other modes il flies oil in steam. This Boiler re-
ouires from one-quarter to one-lhird less of the grain. as
none Of the aroma scapes-snd much less cream and
suuar. as there is less OF The bitter a%stringent IN II, aud
vii retain The flavor and freshness as long as the con-
denser is kent on-a whole day If necessary. The
Coadensing Boiler is much less. trouble for the cook
than the ordinary one, as il cannot boil over, the con
densed steam dripping back keeps down the roth.
Persons are respectfully referred to the following
M med oentlef.an, whu are using The Condensing Boil
ers, and highly approve Of them
Hon. II l.. Ellsworth, Com. of Patent,
Hon. Judge Crancl, Chief Judge of Dist, Washing
Hon. Judge Mason, Sect. of u. S. Navy. ,on' d.
Doci. Sewel,
Docl. Lindsey. .y.
For sale by. H.. ID. Y w. a. hlCllAhDo.
! May Is Is
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Many descriptions Of Summer Goods Of Cost and under
II MEI Goops, before The spason expiFes. Great Barr
gains may be had 10 La,sns, Baisasinss, Rereges. Ssss
mer Prinis. and many other articles. fur which ,hs de-
mand will cease as The sras,n e xpires.
The ailentiqn Of the Ladies' is particularly invited 10
a large lot Of L.4Iv.NS. at % and 6 PER ward. and 10
a beautiful assortment Of B.lzARISEs, Al I 6 10 5e. ~
yard. T.. j. BURTON.
Juno % 10
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n y TOLEH, TO U.vXEY.E sI.ETEE. a.
To Tobacco Planters.

'EHlE. undersigned begs leave Ia say To Planters OF
L Tobacco that he has employed IN his suofe Mr..
Jno. II. Davis. who has had several years experience as
Commission Merchant. in selling Tobacco, and will
continue 10 sell #ior me al 80 cents per hid, and pay the
Planters at my store as soon as the Tobacco note Is ub
tanned. | ask lor a portion ollhe public patronage.
W. Il. YOUNG.
May % is
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zrus1 AG(e 0fu .y'eesG .sFUR.

virtue of a deed Of trust executed on he 9th of
~ October. 1889. by Madison &. Porter, the subs
scrii er, the trustee therein named, will sell. in the town
q ly1chbuIg, al the Market House. on Monday the $,
day OF September next, at II o'rlprk, a nplr, man mas
med Willis, aged about % or 20 years.--Terms, cash.
Acting as trustee. shall only convey such TILE as
the said deed vests III me-but the title Is believed to be
perfect. &. l.. MOSBY, Trustee.
Aug. Is lis
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EDEGXE'Es,Y y.

a Il the solicitation Of some friends. the subscriber has
IA determined 10 take a few ynuUg girls. in addiilun
I" the hoys' school which he has already established.
Suitable provision will he made FIR them, in a distinct
apartment from the buys. where they will be under lie
care of Mrs. Boisiord.
The winter session will commence on the first of De.
'ooer, 1919. Ierns-payinent IN advance, as heretofore.
AMOS BOTSFORD.
Aug l8 At
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E.EES' IL OGA \.

INCEST Of the Laws, respecting Real Property.
~ generally adopted and in use IN The United ST rs
embracing more especially the law 81 Real lruytr N
Virginia. BY John Tayloo Lonax, Judge &c. Pfoe
reduced TO $1,000.
A treatise on the Law OF Executors aud Administra
tors, generally in use in the Uoited States, and more
particularly adapted to the practice of Virginia; by the
sane author. Price reduced In 1000 For sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
p. & g.. are prepared 10 furnish. for cash, at short
notice. the Law Books published at the North. at pubs
lisher's prices, or us cheap as any Of the t~rareting Book
sellers. Z. < e..
Aug. 7 is
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EiSEs S.EEg.

RI TIE HOUSE and 10 L, now in the
GA!.og occupation of James f. Homer, and Tor
Sxss ! iSs many years the residence Of the late
Capt. JAMES Warwick. This property
Is n a quiet location, hut very convenient 10 business
The yard, garden aud out lois cover a large extent OF
p.lund. II will be sold, on a long credit, II desired by
the purchaser. For tetns apply 10
WALTER HENDERSON.
August IL Is
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TX %
HATCHER & GREEN.

HATCHER 81 GREEN.
t;rocerS and Commission .rferrh anfs
ANlNG removed to the lower tenement OF the
he large brick building, recently erected, on the cor
ner of Main Street, immediately below The Market
House and opposite John }. Purvls, are now offering To
he public
I LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED
TOCK OF q n o I
which they are determined to sell low either for CASH
OR BARTER.
They ask all purchasers, particularly such ms are in
search of GOOD B.4RG.RLN,S. to call and examine
for themselves.
They will also pay the highest cash price for Bacon,
Lard, Butter, Wool. Feathers, Beeswax, Iallow, Clio
yer Seed, Flax Seed. Ginseng, Sc, &c.
They also offer their services 10 the public as
General Commission Merchants
hoping by promptness and strict attention to business
TO merit a share of public patronage.
JOHN A. HATCHER,
JAMES b. GREEN.
Feb. 3 Is
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.5zrS. .FYi,c Eo. FrcgicoFas' Schoos.

sTa5 W q eFstC II n q gFCFfE57 OF.
fEhlE Ihird session of lhis school will commrnce IN
Monday the ooh September. All branches taught
that are accessory 10 awe a flushed lsng 'si Education
French, Latin, Drawing, Sc.
Terms as heretofore, qayable in advance.
AUG. ii I'm
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BRYANT, TTNSLEY 4 LAv1ND1H
"A site The house lur,nefly occupied by bRYANfA
YOUNG, u large aud spleIJld assoIln,enl of
GHOCERTES

together with many o,her ARTICLES mt usually Kept in
their line oI business. all Of which have been purchas Il
IN the Northern markets ior CASH and under The most
favorable circumstances. wiiirl, viii enable them IN sell
as law. II not lower, than any house in lynchbovg.-
Thankful 10 Their old CUSTOMERS lor the very liberal pat.
tonnage her siuiore extended TO them, they NV sollcit a
all lfum one and all, as they are determined ,o sell bar.
gains.
The following lis. comprises q portion Of their sisek
an hand F
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E.g.Y'D F0H SIZE
u n T. \, = d n a. q EY

Il \ accordance with a decree Of the circuit superior
n court uf Jaw aud chancery for Nelson county, ptn'
uunnced On the OH day OF May, 1919, IN the case al
Montgomery Us Montgomery and others. the undersign
ed viii. on Friday the jh day of September next, II
laf, aud If not ON the next fair day thereafter. proceed
10 sell, on the premises. Ia the highest bidder, a tract al
Land. containing THREE HUNDRED AND
ETGnTY-ELGF1T ACRES, belng the ios-
er end OF the Mansion House | nct ui Land, OF which
Joseph Montgomery deceased. late oi the SAID count 81
Nelson, died possrssed.
Also. nj the same time, IN the same manner. on the
promises, he viii sell another tract ii land, containing
TJpO Ht.NDRED AND FOR1E FL IND n
HiIF.iGRE being HE part cut ul from the upper
end of the same tract, by The allolmen, OF dawer 10 The
widow oil the said Joseph Montgomery. deceased.
Also, at the same tne, IN the same m1nner, on the
premises, he VIII offer Tor sale another tract, containing
ONE HUNDRED AM ElGilrA-rNO AND
FOURTH ACRES. being the strip of Land lying he
tween the dover lract aud the lower uact above desert.
bed.
The largest tract hero mentioned contains about
or RU.s.D .sG.ES
Of bottom laud Of superior quality, the must Of which
might be made first rate meadow land. by the jndiclons
management Of the several bold mountain streams that
run through II, and which are always well ~iretghted
with the richest virgin soil after every rain Of conse-
quence. The highland III this tract Is partly cleared
and Is very productive, and much Of the woodland is
well lImbered and is superior tobacco land. l here are
49, also On this tract a comfortable DWELLING
lii HOUSE, with four rooms, aud necessary out
houses.
The second tract is partly cleared, and partly in ma
tive forest of the best timber. The most'of the tract is
rich. and much OF 1t is tobacco land OF the very best
quality.
The third and last tract contains a large proportion o
low grounds Of fine quality, aud a part oi II Is excellent
meadow land.
This land is, altogether, such as is rarely offered for
sale. combining many advantages not enumerated. and
is well worthy the attention OF purchasers. The two
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~, e. Y,ER.

40 BARRELS prime n. c. TAR, on cousian-
40 menr, for sale low.
A large lot Of Lump aud Gr1nnd Plaster on hand, al
their brick l.unner House On he Canal.
They receive aud forward Goods aEd Country Pro-
duce al satisfactory prices.
JAMES B. RENNlCk s Co.
August 81 4t
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Trust $Hse OF ENMH.

ZfNss $Nse OF EGsM6.
1feS4NA BY virtue Off deed of lrnst. executed on
GsSS3xeEaSS the 9th dav of April, 1912. by David C..
Hartigan, the subscriber, the Trustee there
~- in named, will sell. in The town of Lynch
bury, nn Saturday. the 20ih day Of September nexi, the
Il Es "A T. n q II H. "A "a I'D
m said deed specified. containing. BY estimate. about
ii. ... 22o a CRE S,
adJ'ih,ng The lands OF lirniage II ,wcrtun, VIM. Lester
and olhpts. now occupied by Madison c. Porter, and w.
ing in the cotlhly OF Appona,tnx.
The title TO the said Eard is believed to be perfect,
hut the subscriber, acting as Trustee, will convey such
title only as is vested in him as such.
FERNS. Cash. G. L.. MOSBY, Trustee.
Aug. Is ,20S.
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y Cd II a. r. .

taken a lease of the Mills in this place
known as the Langhorne Mills, Tor a term o
years, | wall be regularly in the wheat market, aud pre-
=, rod IN n Va the
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HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.

Lump and Ground Plaster Vii ~alwaysbe kept on hand
and sold low for cash.
Mr.. JAMES SurPHIs, who, | learn, is ~fayorab'y
known TO the farmers of This region, VIII mill Tor me
and hone to secure that patronage from the public.
which the convenient location OF the property invites.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
March 10 Is
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C0ru .NeHy for. safe.

UyHE subscriber has Tor sale. at the Langanrne Mills
CORN MEAL, which he will sell for cash. Oh
in exchange for Wheat, al market prices.
A. n. MONTGOMERY.
Aug. Is
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EOOM LOST.

NIE person who horrowed my "Rnwlett's Interest
l. Iabirs," i'll confer a favor by returning Them i'm
.>ncdiately. GEORGE BAGBY.
August q is
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The following list comprises . portion Of their stock
IN hand,
80 hhds. N. o. Sugar,
20 A" Porlo R,ca do -
8 " clarified and 81. Croix do
80 barrels n. o. and 2. T.. Sugar,
10 " crushed d.
% boxes Loaf sugar, IT..
d65 bags Rio aud Lspuira Coffee, ios =.
20 I" Java. Manila and Maracsbo Dc
s hhds. Mulasses,
Q" 81. Craix d. {. superior ar.iels,)
3obarrels do
10 barrels ar,
rs barrels Ilefrings,
10 " Shad.
900 sacks Liverpool Salt.
so q. Alum da
50 barrels do
10000 lbs. Bale Cotton,
10 iols Bar Iron,
80 ions Lump Plaster,
1900 lbs Blisiered Steel,
z iiorces Rice,
25 barrels Tanners Oil,
2 casks Rice,
30 boxes Tea, part very fine.
$50 lbs. Shear and Cast Steel.
$50 kegs Nails. assorted sizes.
50 do Box and Fencing Nails,
6,OOr lbs. Sole Leather,
80 Grind Stones,
% boxes Cheese,
25 kegs Blasting Powder. ,
80 do Dupont's and Kentucky Rihs do
4j bays Shut, t.8.t 4a.,. t4.4,
60 boxes Sperm, Hull aud Tallow Csndlss,
40 Z" Soap,
20 " Toilet do
1880 lbs. Castings,
2 bales Hops, -. san 3...
SO bnxes s by 10 and 10 BY IL Glass,
so kegs White Lead,
2 casks Putty,
2 barrels EPSON Salts.
2 cerouns Caracas Indigo,
| 900 lbs. uadder.
2 barels Sa%leratus,
do Logwood,
500 lbs. Copprras,
400 lbs. Lamp Black,
5bags Ginger,
5 " Spice,.
g" Pepper, - AZ NJ =,
| cask superior" London Porter, ~,
20 bales Brown Domestic 3 4, rs aud A,
bsls fine Sbit:iur.,
so pieces Bleacied Domestic,
$50 q Cai.ae,
10 e" Kentucky Jeans,
so nest Tubs,
&c " Measures.
90 dry painted Buckets,
80 cases Fur and Wool Hats,
S /" Bruis and Shoes,
40 reams Cap and Letter Paper,
| 800 lbs. Hoop Iron. u -, X sr.s
Trace Chains, Knives and Forks. Pocket Kniysa
States. Tea and Table Spans, Tea Trays, lea Kettles
Stew Pans, Sheelysrds. Rogers Razor .S,raps, Shaving
Brushes, Pad Locks. Nurse, Gotten and ANunl Cards
Curry Combs, Coffee Mills. Shoe Iacks. Shqe Thread
Percussion Caps. Marbles. Side. Tuck and Dressing
Combs. Suspenders. Irish Linen. Bn,wn and. Hlsaches
Drliisgs. Colion and Silk HANDKERCHIEF. Alpscca
Sewing Thread. Cambricks, Mouslins, Fiaaasl. TyrkeJ
Red, Hooks and Ewes, Leather, With great nnaysah
er articles loo Iedions 10 eauWeLaie. all Of which will b
sold low. for CASH, OF in exchange for country pre-
duce.
July "a y
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"PEN AND PENCIL SKETCHES"

From The Boston 4iias.
PULPIT PoRrRAirs or poruL,a pRgArunps-Row-
LAND HUI, JAMES SnEknAN AND / nv ARn
lRriNa,
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$4,000 EHSaess Wheat Us'Hafed.
HA'E will pay the highest cash price for 10000
w bushels Wheat. HATCHER & GREEN.
july 81 is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04

Upon the body of man found in the Delaware
river, Philadelphia jury returned verdict Z" that
. the said unknown white man came to violent death
by being found drowned"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
RIl'INNER.

The various circumstances attending the intro
duction aud use Of butter in antiquity, have been
! investigated by Beckman with great learn ng and
| industry. The conclusion at which he arrives is
THAT butter was not used either by the Greeks or
Romans IN cooking" as is everywhere customary
AZ present We never find it mentioned by Galen
or any oiherancient medical writer, food, though
they have spoken OF 1t as applicable 10 other pur
poses. No notice is taken OF 1t by the Roman ep.
cute, Apicus, who wrote on cookery; nor is there
anything said Of it in that respect by the authors
who treat OF agriculture though they have gwen
MS very particular information with respect to milk
cheese, and oil. "Thls, as has been rema rked by
Others may be easily accounted for, BY the anclents
having accustomed themselves 10 the use of GOOD
on; and in like manner butter is very little EN-.
ployed at present in Italy. SPAN, Portugal, aud the
southern parts Of France" Butter is very exten.
siveiy used in this and most other northern coun-
tres; that of Eng land and Holland is rcckoned
the best. The production and consumption Of but
ter in Great Britain is very great The Consump-
ton 10 the metropolis may, 1t is believed, be aver
aged at about one half pound per week for each
individual, being at the rate Of 20 lbs. year and
surprising the population to amount to 100000,
the total annual consumption would ION this hyputh-
ess) be 1900 0G0 lbs, or 1880 tons but to this
may be added 600 tons for the butter required for
the vcualing Of ships, and other purposes, making
the total consumption in round Numbers 2l0U0
would be worth l,960,O00i. The average produce
per COW Of the butter diaries is estimated by MIR.
Marshall at l60 lbs per year; that, supposing
we are nearly right in the above estimate, about
2o00OO cows will be required to produce an ade-
quate supply of butter for the London market -
Butter made in not countries is generally liquid. In
India it is called ghee, and is mostly prepared from
the milk Of buiialoes; it is usually conveyed IN
duppers or bottles made Of hide each of which
contains from ten to forty -aons Chez is an ar
tce of considerable commercial importance in
many parts of India. The Arabs are The greatest
consumers of butter in the world. Burckhardt tells
US that 1t Is common practice among all classes
to drink every morning, a cupful of melted butter
or ghee; aud they use it in an infinite variety of
other ways. The taste for it is universal, and the
poorest individual will spend half their daily in.
come that they may have butter for dinner and but.
ter III tue morning Large quantities are annually
shipped from Cossier, Sonakin and Masonna, on
the west coast Of the Red Sea, for Djidda aud 9th.
or Arabian ports -.HcCulocls Dictionary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-09-04
USE PARlpS LIFE PILLS WIlEnE.
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lMPOh J AN ! To FA MlllhS. In II" 'cts 'n dD,s
III u" an" sccrcliphS of tie human seu unietgr
no SINKING cnangc Than ~ The ai g, hc If ",
tom na'ure, he Oh vegetable world rf und
no only sulkugy ana asJu-, uu 10 have s,tung tu1u-
On The cattn diseased cuudli,on Of" he body From
the de ny ct autumn. lid he rbd and ucdth ihe state
Of er the sp'ngs he and beany. The ,tleci
ri n decreased aci w, N eli mamma. e m tier as
on our pin seal system zen - tue u.s. % SOM. stui
mrdciur, especially to lr,se OF slendci constitution
ahso,utr im nrtancr Thus is the time fife uaiv 10 as
renewing and eneIhrung the power Of the
vital ursans. Oflhese fn"uls n me nave a moe MN
Cuunr elton tran he stomach and liver 'IHc prrs
Of .od in 81 ma IT, ana the healthy otrrailnu of
thr digestive ptwrrs iutnsh he only Il ia al st,mu,an
I" the yer. Bn Whenever the cuaiInsa # the l utr be-
come "uak and 1.n I'D both the quantity aud quaiy Of
h. sc ctIons greatly muHii d the natural Snutt,
dnnlni. hedlne hlle is INN operly secreed and dis
Sc OF The liver ctrouic AFT cnns IN ,,c T. i or ,uut
er almost To UJrw In tat, cr zeal cutd non 10
give brarHy the stomach and To free the ulund