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CuArrp Asp uAvAsk-ssesmshp Ce.rris-w " Paig~
4 wslrgses. y Collins. Rcd. Hedge, 6 Lymsa,
swsr,s. Nsilvsipe. J.rtvy- ileut W whippis.
srwsh.r M Lsun, sud LADY. Nr Mscar5 sna i've boy.
smith. ice. Cemslons seDsnsld. La Laurie. rrud-
Hsnnan viddiek. lady. daughter and three children
Farrell d kks,map, John rouns A Brown, Capt Ryn-
DER PA wetnee. Mrs John Nenugcr, Garrv,J. Joy,
W B-r,rpd, TAemas Piks. Doaohue, Carroll. Nj
ocousr Jehn Campbell. stvyverant, Gsrre,y " Kelly,
Mr. Tolssr Bshrsm John Avi. Mr. Tyre and ladies'
Mr. ksed asd lsay. W ntns. Ihcs bcser Lovett Mr.
Dsss iihS.,s All. Gs,s.. J.. soaa%ss kvsus.
Litehlngs. Horton. A Siuons. Johp Blass, n n
Hodres G. n Lewis Conant, Horen John Ke.tinG
c,esn .ss i.ay 4 Lrpuse,', " f,msnly sna esy.
Nr IL 4S.t sad lady Mr Ars,rsnS krs sssndsr- ssd
ehnd.sr Atkinson sud lady xessrs Russell, Roberts.
CLARK lrons spain wips and 20 in the s,eersge
AHvhvsts. H.,ins ~ Canada; a Hand u frnidsa;
fsreday And Lady Teredsy W Hunwiok Benz Bsrthe
ls@sv, Mrs Granger Ms sarah Harris f-ab.is Murray
ssnnsh hsnsisk, aHd 70 in ths s,sssase.
~ Pesrss Dr huissn. Davis aud lady d Dublin; sui
Cssros-Ship Nemnoo--Nr. Gordon, Mr. T Adsns, Of
gsis, Mr. Carp~ois,. ef Srork. Mr. c Humphrey. Of
hartford
MlsItI.ship isn,hyr s.oasloe. Mi.s rses yskes sad
srssnt nis~ Annoy snd hases TsnG sh chinees Tor hs
Il,pRrooi--ssip Jobs usnseek-Ms~srs croftes and
PrJcs. aud 2ss IA the ste.rage. - -, ,,-.,,,
Irsxrcot- ship 1ieouderegs-NcsSrs Trumeul villa
Robinecn VIM Roib. Alex Roth, ans 80 10 The -sersg.
GALvnros-Ship hsB-Me-srs " Ans"n' Nae-
fsriabs. n Nyers. A Green, Girot.
Hs,hsA-Bsrk Childs Hsrola-A ~ Iames lsdy ehiid
Thilaaslpbias Mr. Sumnorteid, Dunbsr, Vvsrroll
New Yofk; Mrs Antsu sad t~s sAhdren sassef sad
S.l, s-rOs-Bars snfordsessrs rriis aad Klorpss-
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vIDHrrH.
BJoyements OF IndivtduaIs.

DR.. H. T. Spencer son Of Hon. J. A. Spencer, has
been appointed physician TO the company about 10
proceed to Chilli to build u railroad.
Col J. Knox Walker, private Secretary OF the late
President Polk, is in Philadelphia
Capt g. w. Cullum u s. A., has arrived In this oity
Com. y. Engle, U. S n, Gen. Churchill, u s. A,
in W arlington
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s.~ yo,r ,.p CpAaE s-s,esnship Ysisor, from New
orssps-Tor rs- rork-leuis La Laun0. frsqdhos Jns
yeunz Vidslel and LADY. Alfred Cellard
lsdx III Ea.,man ryrtell. icy. Thos Pta, Uarroil
Bsr,rsugh "a stenesn Charlie s,srysc wn usrrtty
.s,rtv Jchn Cowen Miehaat keiiy J,hn Campbell John
Essting Mrs Cov~al nacdcnale, DOnahus. Lppsa-
se,t. Ii rterosr, Jss Saucny aud boy.
Der Chseres-Jse ws,eruasn, " whitc, Cent W tenr
sewrl, tspt Jas stewart. Ryuders Ryadets Iohn
Nr clarion aud lazy mrs W
cre<er sEd LADY. s~esls rutland, John Dsunis
Hhsess, Davis. a Acssets Dr Harris, Br~sth-
Porter nrs Capror, M Prysnt Mr. tliimsn
erd child DsRiys 1bos tsrron. Louis May ur~sr.
siehols, Peel Freodley y e wrxins james Little
vi Nuhsrscrt ZCrigrley. " Gardiner, - suoli.
yohr harr~ss re. Phillips Tidwcll, stewart.
Rists S-uisy lAsntsud, Rie.s Lfisuetrs A L slt-
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Il psnon-By Or. A. ~ Mssr,v-ss Prvi~-.sr !. Issss~~s
Nemes-ien-h reitiOs. tctas.
Of ssu~ring " rhyso.i sna
fsstossts vile, Ans psesniAry s,messs~
40 Intended esp~sriy the ss
ns mArrisss as assiy-s. sv.rv.
~ knsvn 10 them psst teusrly
10 these vhos. Lesih rsrms
mily, ~ IA % especial tmpsrtsEs-.
here, siso. escry feasle-ths vfs
@her eue9ins ih.s Nohsnhsse, -
years, ~ vhes mature
ern aiss"fer en- esuseS ytoss-
remeais end nest eertsin
~ vhish her sldsst.
thsuses Of Letter an D.yty. vsi..J
m, . , DAsrOs, nsS A. toAs
NJ De~r str-My ~fs has ysrv-yybty ank,.s fst
oAv thrse y-ers sr rs@t
sha soneisA ssme nonths b<iors asras sssaea
eNe1 seoSeessNe
- Ler pvttss he< his IN
% ,ne lest Vtt aeish. aospsva Of
~tahst va inststsAsane rc>A Ass Ssr<x
A. has tasss tss~ sSvet tsv y~sf
e.-e Va its rsoept and p-rusa sansSs
rvad IL aa,rued ssy
intatse u ns viis on isrsing
n A. b~e-uoesn pfoNtdea rensaJ. IL yrvsp~vs
Ne rhieh nttss soseessoa
shotasf ~ssia yas-ea ay
pctssuJ, ny VIE ~suia ave bc~e grave,
et1iafet sst -A-fis-s.
a. 1y~-steabie e.sv.t
-srtssfy
fsf nniusa. t1S--
for ssie sne a. rssissas Vsss. 10
lst-r,S New fsrs iAesls -. Alssay;
th tne f~spt ef 81, vui rn~l
tfss %
l..st ~ saer~<ee. r~.t l@sn,
l-zz< Ne~ srk -ss ote~, ~ LA-r-r
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PasuDnncH, April Y.
Aryivea-ScAr rue. esRslk Bsasw baxk Bragdss
Mobile.
eHnsA-solrv Ms~ia wasAi.sss NC; Hsadsrss Ns~fsik,
hAlhnor~ DelAwsrs s~A NiAssA Philadepha; slssp ks
derrick nrswH, New York.
SrosrvoroS. April 8.
Arrived-ScAr Lesader Philadelphia for Bsstss
SALrx AprfT.
Arved-Sosr Grace Darling. from AfriOa via Bosssa-
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ihs brig reported ashore miles South Of Highland Light
O~pe Ced the Hayward from Curaesa for Bsssa Shs
wses aore Saturday night during the saved
A. As> sdviees she disehArging cargo.
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Married.

Married.
On the sth inst, By the Rev. Joseph p. Thompson,
Mr. GEoRoH w ScHorr 70 Miss CArHAaIUs A. NsaRi-
soe, all Of this city
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lR. JOHNSON. NO. 10 DUANE STREET, so WE'LL
- known In the treatment of delicate dissascThe
reputation for skill In those hAcured
existed Tor years. eminent woakne
brought by secret habit eneotuay cured Recvnt
cured in four DAYS.
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&KXsAvED-TiiR FRENCH ASTiD0rn Is A
W<A "A Porcot exlcrn.inAtor OF all private diseases IL
eAnngeAs the virus and purhes She hioyd The dsse
val give relied, and some cured In dsys Vns
package lasts seek, aud few
power the disease 10 unlimited Tue prsprsssr wi
warrant pcsfcot oure forfeit So ssd IA
bas beca paid Price 81 Sold At W Dow.ry, of
tsrand and tLs deetors
hadi-ce street. Ne charge t.r advice.
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DE WISE IN TIME.-fOR THE IMPORTATION OF
~ stranger state that The uuncrian Dsp-nsary Me-
isien street, New York, Is still conducted
honorable principles by Dr. HUNTER who essbshsd
IL in l From 70 two thousand lives every
BY the Dooor there needs Ia ABOVE,
Tor he Is well known to all he agrees Ills great
medy Hunters Red Drop stands single aud alone only
remedy that will really thoroughly and permanently
veneresl Diseases without the
only 81; a medical book and advice for nothing.
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Dk; COOPER "a DUANE sTREST. HAS. PoR THR
of mercuria and other diseases aelicAss
he the aggravated Of this disease
charge.
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nR. RALPH. AUTHOR Of 1HE PRACTICAL RAJ
~ 1restsse &es-DLss hotrs A. % y A..
~ (sundsy exe.ptsa.t- .t-Ns - sr.sn~iea
apply sssiisr II als.s---
the ease ssd r-paiy 81 sae Ia
frons inepsoss, its
essox stages se, n seminal tfr0a sssyn-
ssvantssss sss very sktsnsi,. prse-ss,t ne
o~rtsan. SAFE,
Ter stst4ss bs obtsinsd s.a.r
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IA
~ ~srk IA. nature sna tre@assAt yrsvsss
stIstrrea and al knarcd arcoons VI snasry
ilsssratea numler VI tiruy DA.sA
a. Large a. hss ~ Homer B~st~Ivs. 40. IHfSs xsArss.
~ PAGES % edition. lnce kxsrHss
hsafesi aud Surgical ysernzs fssss~~~ky.
70 " equal ts hcords Aessns fAan1
of diseases and sr superior yhinz
nshed IN this csunty Asther vi o>~nanak
kmiss0ns lmpotenoy, &e- ssusea ~ imprvrsr
Fourth kdiues. plate; Puss 81 ber ras
hshers, stklN1bk y IvwNskrD. ~ srvssvsy. ~s< -
tks auth thorg gl Hr..a
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No CURE. NO CHARGR.-DR. MURPHY, OF eS COLD
street. italy consulted ali
nature. Conorrhca he in w dsyr A
practice of years. enables Dr. warrant ours s
all who favor him with trial No mercury used hin
drance from business. Hours, Z A. NJ tos sP.N
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Il sJCCkSs IN CUaISu PRIvATB
" Diseases. SeinI eakse~s luaKolsssy, Sss-
Ys,nss ss " DR. Dk LAhLf 81 lAspslHra s.rvst.
broadway hs prso1ios these brHnon-.
the NEST extensive rspeosbs Unassk
ssstss No used IcnaiAs Female
drops.
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DgifATB DIsEAsR CURkD IN oSg DAY, ny A
local spploahss without pslE.-Ib. %
habits osn rry psrmenert ty
tfOm any ether IN this
buropS, via success IN eNery A., -
hssas s,rret has DAILY sse hss- bsasa
phJsieisns fiils fSr tLs csr. vi f.nsls S
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n.. KALPH's PRACTICAL PRIVATg TngATlss or

nk. kALPHS PRACTICAL PRIvATE TKEATisx On
~ the nature, syuRtons
OF the ssnits neiuains
tsrs, Diseases r~-embns vra.rcai tassn
ke Ac sssped - oy.sy naissa> Of os,n fkAs
ths sny truy ussul suLlees,
Asgesss the recipes tor all usdioincs snally vea
ntsnasa 10 lie p<sssicsuy useful svssy
ia edition. az page. ines Si Mar had of
- Croenvich street, er maara tree ~ POST
CLAY Gu. Publl.nsrn IA m sSr~l
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Z u,
~ pushed the School Rooms Of Mss.news Caarsa.
Will Academy for tho instruction Of papils Of
ssse all tue branches Of Thorough Rnsisn and German
Edueatios. the ID day Of April the Dr
Belows Church. in Broadwsy bssween Sprng and Prince
streets (Church Of Divine Uny besides
Of eaueation. as also the
cgraphy. Natural History ArLmctis Caaphy Bxsrrss1
in the German and Engis languages instructions will
v gysa IN the frensh and ls,in Drswss
spxAg The Piano nnd the Cuitsr desired
CLASSES Young ladies Will rcccive
Needlswork, he. pk. EDWARD RJPIkKoBkna.
No. Jo
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DRESERyATION or LIFE. - DIR. HUNTERS RED
Drop-Every physician Of ordinary intelligence
grain Of honesty will tell IL 10 the only remedy
but IL nils the whole tribe Of qaAek doctors with
envy Price 81 vial. The Hunteran Dispsnsxry,
son New York city 10 the only place had
Doctor Hunter. who first established lS4
suited in confidence a all hours lie every
for less than any other doctor this
other
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bill had been defeated by extremists. He-Mr. Clay
had said from the first the last that he was in av-
or of the admission of California; and he was so STILL
He would say also that the proposition made this morn
ing by Mr. Foote Ito take up the Texas and New Mex
leo billy had it been received in proper spirit he
would have voted for but under all the circumstances
he should be compelled to withhold his support from
that proposition He desired now, standing in his
place, to say that he intended be unawed by any
menaces either from individuals or States but after all
that has occurred, if any portion Of the people or ana
States any individual State should array its arms
against the authority Of the Uon he scas for testing the
strength Of Government to ascertain chether it tUas
practical GoU9nment--one which could maintain ITSELF
Applause. If blood was to be Split whose fault was
1t! II was the fault of those who raised the standard
of disnon, and if such issue was made as long as
he had voicethat voice and that arm should be rails
ed in support of the authority of the Union. ZAP
plause.] He had been anxious to see these various
measures passed together. lie now hoped they would
be passed separate but whether passed or not he was
for putting down any and every resistance to the Feder
al authority. He had no idea that blood was to- be
split, but if whose would be the responsibility? In
conclusion, he declared his opinion that the boundaries
Of California are suitable and require alteration.
MIR. Pearce admitted that the defeat Of the bill was
consequent on his proposition amend but denied that
he was to be justly held responsible for that defeat al
though he would shrink from responsibility attach
ing to him. He acted upon responsibility, as he con
scientlousy believed his duty requred aud he would
not shrpk from defence of his action whenever and
by whomsoever it was assailed.
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SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE CURE FOR
Poison. If any person should be stung bya bee or
otfer insect rub some spirits of turpentine on the
place, and pain will nearly cease in one minute. II
Is said the pain arising from the bite of copperhead
snake may be arrested III few minutes, by the con-
tlnued application of this article, and from nv own
knowledge of Its effects in other cases, have not
the least doubt Of it. The effect of all poison is to
contract the blood vessels and prevent free circu-
latlon; the natural consequence is pain and infama-
ton Immediately Spirits Of turpentine by its pene-
tratlng and expanding qualities, soon overcome the
difficulty. M farmers Cabinet.
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FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

ENGLAND. The proceedings of Parament pos
sess no general interest. The ministry evnce no de-
sire to resign, and tits expected the session will short
ly close in quietness.
The split in the church, consequent upon the dis
pute between the Bishop of Exeter and the Rev.
MIR. Gorham, is again about to occupy public atten-
tion A great meeting to discuss the subject is to be
held in London.
The present Sir R. Peel has been elected for Tam
worth without opposition.
The cholera has again broken out in London
The weather and growing crops are reported to be
all that could be desired.
A host of Yankee Professors in Biology are exert
ing their art in various parts of England, Scotland
and Ireland, but the science don't take.
FRANCE. The law against the Press passed the
Assembly on Monday by majority of l27. The
bill has undergone many alterations. Stamps are i'm
posed on all newspapers, the Paris Journals being
more heavily than Provincial Every newspaper
article must be signed by the name Of the writer.
In other words the anonymous press is destroyed.
A good deal Of excitement arose in the Assembly
IN consequence of an abusive article directed to the
Assembly, in the Journal Pouvoir which is consider
ed the Presidents organ. The editor, was summon
ed before the House and fined 5000 francs by ma
jority Of 275 to 1l9.
From the statement of nj. Fould, the finance min
lster, it appears that the deficit for 1850 would be
100000 frances, which added to the deficit of 49
and AS would leave the three years SIS, 900 900
francs. He stated that the Improvement this year
had been immense.
1t is said that Gen. Changarner has SO completely
s,. oyer the minister Of war, that the latter
will have to resign. NJ N 80
The GERMAN EMPIRE. The COLLEGE of Prin-
ces has been held but nothing definite has been eff
tected In the settlement of the affairs in Germany.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY. The butcher Hav-
nau has been dismissed in disgrace from the Gov
ernment of Hungary. The immediate cause of his
dismissal is owing to his having set at liberty Bezer
ady, the confidential friend ofKossuth
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GEO. HowARTH, Esq.

EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL AND TOTAL ABsr1-
kENcE. The average mortality for all ages, between
nifty and seventy, is about twenty per 1000. In the
Temperance Provdent Institution, after an experience
OF seven years, and with several lives above seventy
years of age, the average mortality has been only six
per lOO0 up to the cholera season. in which it under
went slight increase It is worthy of remark, how
ever, that although many of the insurers in this office
are OF the poorer Glass; whose condition and empov
ments expose them much more than the midding clas
generally, the epidemic causes of cholera more
than eight died of this disease of the total of about
$500 insurers
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u The Wing quarrel in New York grows pref
tier. Several Fillmore papers having reproached
Ihurlow Weed with getting up the anti-Taylor
meeting at Albany in 1913, upon the occasion of
General Taylor accepting the nomination of the
Charleston meeting, which at the same time nomi-
mated w Q. Butler for Vice President, Mr.. Weed
retorts IN the Albany Journal that Mr.. Fyllzaore
was July apprsed of the objects of that ALBANY
nneeling' ana even amended the resolves which It
passed That meeting, the Journal adds. with the
second Allison letter, (''Mr. Fillmore knows how
that letter was called out'') saved the State. and
made Mr.. Fillmore what he is-the great dispenser
OF patronage. But Thurlow asks nothing Of tho
Presidents magnanimity-he only claims that be
shall ''call off his dogs. Boston Post
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PEACE IN AFRICA. In letter to the American
Missionary, Geo. Thompson the missionary among the
mendl Africans says that the which has ragedbe-
tween the tribes Of for four or six years. has
been brought to an end Mr.. T. was chosen by both
parties as mediator, and after long and perplexing
negotiations he succeeded in efectng satisfactory
peace The waste of life and property and distress
caused by the war; has been great and the joy of the
people at the restoration of peace is hailed with pro-
portionate gadness.
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~ We have received communication signed elm
dignamus', making complaints which should more
properly be made direct to the proper authorities II
the writer will reflect moment, he will perceive that
one effect, and probably the only of its publication
would be to spread the knowledge of what had better
ret be publicly known, and thus aggravae the evil
4 ne has not the moral courage to take the proper
means TO aeate the nuisance, or to give his
authority Tor the facts he states, how can he expect
others to move in the matter mere anonymous in
formation?
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FERRIS OF FALsEHooD. when once a con.
ceaiment or deceit has been practced in noa,,er.
where all should be fair and open as the dav CONT
dence can never be restored any more than Won 60
restore the white bloom to the Crane or NM a., Ian
you have once pressed in your hand. How ,rna :
this, and what neglected truth by great norton &c
manknd-Falsehood is not only one of The n,o =.
Illuminating vices, but sooner or later i most
to lead to the most serious crimes With nar,aarn
In trade, with partners in life-with friends LII
lovers, how important is confdence How esso', 49,.
that all guile and hypocrisy should be guarded
In the intercourse between such partesl How ,,n
misery would be avoided in the history of ,'..
lives, had truth and sincerity been their gn;5inm
controlling motives, instead Of prevaricaton ond %%o
cel ANY vice. said parent in our bearn u,a c az
days since amy vice, at least among the frai1os
milder character, but fasehood Far better H. -
my child should commit an error Or do wronr .nd
confess IT than escape the penalty, however severn au
by ialsehood and hypocrisy. Let me know ,ba
worst and remedy may be possibly applied Ru,
keep me in the dark-et me be mised and docs n
ed, and it i impossible to tell at what unnr rU
hour crushing blow--an overwhelming expos ppoo
may come. LEDGER. ]
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PRESERVES AND JELLIEs.
General Directions. Gather fruit when

General Directions. Gather fruit when il is
dry.
Long boiling hardens the fruit
Pour boiling water over the selves used. and
wiring out Jelly bags in hot water the moment YOU
are to use them.
Do not squeeze while straining through jelly bags.
Let the pots and jars containing swee,meats inst
made, remain uncovered three days.
Lay brandy papers over the top, cover them tpht
and seal them, or, what is best Of all, soak split
bladder and tie it tight over Them In driving. il will
shrink SO as to be perfectly air-tght.
Keep them in dry, but not warm place.
"A thick eathery mould helps to preserve fruit lint
when mould appears in specks, the preserves must
be scalded In warm oven, or be set into hot water
which then must boil till the preserves are scalded'
Always keep watch of preserves which are not
sealed, especially In warm and damp weather. The
only sure way to keep them without risk or care ia
to make them with enough sugar and seal them. or
tie bladder covers over.
CurrGrtS. Strip them from the stems. Allow a,
pound OF sugar to pound of currants Boil them
together ten minutes. Take them from the svrup
ana let the syrup boil twenty minutes, and pour #
on the fruit. Put them in the sun a few days
10 preserve Currants to cal acith meat. Strin
them from the stem. Boil them an hour, and then
TO pound OF the fruit, add pound of brown sugar
Boil all together fifteen or twenty minutes.
Current Jelly. Pick over the currants with
care Put them in stone jar and set it into ,et-
tie of boiling water. Let it boil till the fruit Is verv
soft. Strain it through seye. Then run the mice
through jelly-bag. Put pound of sugar to p,nt
OF juice and boil it together FIVE minutes. Set # in
the a few days. -
cherries. Take out the stones To pound of
fruit allow pound of sugar Put Iayer of fruit
on the bottom Of the preserving kettle, then over
OF sugar, and continue thus till all are put IN Kali
TIL clear Put them IN bottles, hot, and seal them
Keep them in dry sand - '''''''
Raspberry Jam--No l. Allow a pound of sugor
to pound of fruit Add the sugar, and boil MI TO-
gether fifteen minutes. 1'' W
Raspberry Jam.-No 2. Allow pound of an
gar to pound of fruit. Boil the fruit half an bour
Or TIL the seeds are soft Strain one quarter of the
iru,t, ana throw away the seeds. Add the sugar,
and boil the whole ten minutes. A little currant
JUICE gives i pleasant flavor, and when that i us
eo' an equal quantity of sugar must be added.
l'M'ss Beecher's Domestic Receipt Book.