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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

DAVID CRocKErr.-The Hickman (Ky.)
Argus says the wife and daughter Of the dis
tineuished patriot and genius. Davy Crocke,t
passed through Hickman las, week, on their
way to Texas, to get possession Of . portion
Of the land donated by The State of Texas tc
the heirs Of those who fell at the battle oil
Alamo. during the struggle for indie pc nde d &C.
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Henry Ward Beecher has come out in
favor OF 'women's voting He says that
the presence of women at the polls is the OILY
thing that eau make them decent places.
But another query arises: would attend
ance at the polls have tendency to make
the women themselves more decent!
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Nsw HOTEL PRoIEcr 1t has been in,

New Hotel PROJECT 1t has been init
mated that joint Stock Company would be
|. formed in Evansville, aided by persons
r6siding in other cities, for the Pur'
nose Of buying or leasing the large brick
.buldines. erected by Mr.. Willard Carpen
kter on first street. and converting them into
frst class Hotel. We would be glad Il
5ee this project carried out, as our present
frst class hotels are very inadequate to an
Hser the demsnd; end while our Presen
bprietors are fully qualified Tor the post
The buildings in which they are compelled
to operate, are such as preclude the poss'bl
ity Of their exercising their ability, with ful
credit To themselves.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

6TBy recent decision of Judge Inger-
soil. in the New York Court, the steamers
Alps and Washington have been declared
torfeited-the officers of both having been
engaged in smuggling.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

II Judge Curtis. OF the Supreme Court
OF the United States, has decided that Po-
Ice Court isnot such court of record a. the
United States law in regard to Naturalist.
ton contemplated, and therefore that dec.
laratons of aliens made in such courts are
illegal and void.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

Evansville. Indianapolis aud Cieve.
land straight Line Railroad.
4 We have been furnished BY the Secretary
of the above road, with the following facts
in relation to it. which We psblish for the in
formation Of those who are interested in its
construction:
The road from Evansville to Indianapoli
is $50 miles in length, and only about three
miles longer than an air line. II is being
built on the Ohio gauge, Of 4 feet 10 inches.
90 a. to give through line from Cleveland
by Indianapolis, to Evansville, without break
Of guage. or transhipments. The line runs
through ten counties, viz: Marion Johnson,
Morgan, Owen. Green, Daviess, Pike, Glib
son, w arrick and Vanderbur0h, containing
1927 square miles, sustaining already pop
ulation Of l4S,334. and showing taxable prop
erty TO the amount OF $50 500. 756, producing
1866 .344 bushels Of corn, annually, and hogs
ia proportion, besides other grains and stock.
TIE road runs through the centre of the
White River Valley, without competition,
connecting by direct line, the capital of the
State and the roads centering there, with the
cities Of Evansville and Lamasco, on thu
Ohio River, 200 miles below Louisville &C.
com,nodating directly seven county seats,
and numerous other towns in the valley, as
we'll as the lumber, marble, iron and coal es-
adjustments on the line.
The road is being built in continuous d.
visions from Evansville, so as 10 make each
profitable as soon "s possible. The contrac-
tors have met all their estimates. The com.
pany have paid the interest on their few out
standings bonds, and all their other liabilities
promptly. The amount expended on he
work during the season has been $50, ISL ,15,
and the increase Of the stock. during the
same time, has largely exceeded that amount.
The works is progressing with an ample
force.-[ Ind Jour. Dec 25.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

pEdmund Burks says OF PIERCE" His
views of politics seem to extend not beyound
some cunning trick or clever finesse."
"The most N ischeievous liars are those who
keep just on the verge Of truth"
A good many partzans are spotted with
that mtrk.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

OF The Edinburgh Guardian states that
Atlantic publishers, no more than Gao
They have sold $4,000 copies of the Life
Drama"
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summary OF Local NEws.-The canal 10
H1ll OF water and the streets are full OF mud,
md we can't say that anything is looking as
IL should. The times are growing harder
and moneys awful scarce. and the bare at
tempt at business is nothing but farce
The rivers coming up and whisky's going
down, and there's nothing in the country nor
nothing new in town The Christmas day
are over and on winding up the year, ii
seems that all creation has been thrown OCT
OF rear.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

~ Dir. Cornelius Vanderbil; intends, il
is said, to have six or eight large steamships
built to ply between New York and LIVER
pool and tiovre. Two are to be ready for
sea in the coming spring.
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~ The Warsaw Democrat is reported
dead. 1t suffered severaly months from the
Nebraska fever. and gradually faded away
But few are left TO mourn it's loss.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

@- The London Republican have had a
meeting. Earnest Jones chairman, and ere.
solved" to hiss the Emperor of France upon
his visit to that city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

III The pearl and other firheries are be.
ginning to excite some attention in Califor.
mia, of which they are said to be Of the Prin.
cipal resources.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

GOLD AM SILVER Guthrie, in
his annual ieport, says officially that the
total amount OF gold and silver in circulation
on the soth of September, 1854, was S24l,-
600, against the total bank circulation oil
s2o4,s72,O9o. The Secretary is opposed to
the circulation of .otes Of small denomi.
nation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

GA doctor and military officer became
enamored of the same lady. A friend in
CURED OF her which of the two ssitors she
intended to favor. Her reply was that il
was difficult for her to determine as they
were both such killing creatures.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

GA man in Michigan, not long since,
committed suicide by drowning. As the body
could not be found, the coroner held an in
quest on his hat and jacket, found on the
bank Of she lake. Veadict-'found empty
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

o. An exchange broker in Jersey City,
absconded on Thursday week, with large
amount of deposits, amounting, it is said, to
$4,000.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

AZ The Henderson Reporter Office is Of
fered for sale.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

THz PAY OF THE MrLIrARY.-The fell
lowing shows the amounts paid by thu Sec
rotary Of the Treasury % the military Of
Boston, for their services q the time of the
rendition of the fugitive slave. Anthony
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

Rotary OF the Treasury 90 the military Of
Boston, for their services q the time of the
rendition Of the fugitive slave. Anthony
Burns. some months since:
National Lancen. Capt wilnarh.. se20 %
Boston Light Dragoons Capt. Wright. 23 70
Fifth Regiment OF ArtiIlery. by Col. Cowdon,
for himself, stsd and regiment. 1896 %
New England Guards, Capt. Henshaw. 10
Pulaski Guards Capt Wrigh-. .32e 90
Boston City Guard, Capt French, (of which
100 was paid BY orier te George Young,io Tor
j. Can, coo.x as ~
Washington Light Infantry apt. Ushton. 536 90
Mechanics infantry, Capt. Adams. 90
National uard, Lieut. Harlow, commanding. ZIG 90
Union. uarJ, Capt. Brown. 90
Sanneld Guard, Capt. Aogan. Bus "
Boston Independent Cadets, Capt. Amory-. LBS 10
Boston Light Artillery Capt. Cobb. 90
Major General Edmonds and sta6..........-- us 90
Major Pierce and staff, Of the First Battalion
Col Hoibroek and aud stan, Of the Firs, Regiment
Bris + sI' Gsasial Andrew: and .iaa. oiihe =
Major Burbank and stan. of.hs Third Battalion .
81 sh f. l"aS rs and :no;,nr a. nara 20
tus dealer, for ammunition. 70
Total ............... ......... ei3il5 20
A Boston paper estimates the above sum
to be about one-third the amount Of money
spent directly and indirectly in this case
A pretty dear ''darkey," this Mr.. Burns.
But this calling out twenty-five companies
of military reminds US Of the English vege-
table gardener, who invoked the aid of .
company Of the Kings cavalry, to drive q
mschievous rabbit out of his garden. True.
the rabbit was caught. but the gardeners
satisfaction at that feat. was supposed 10
have been somewhat diluted in witnessing
the total destruction of his garden beneath
the hoofs Of the English chargers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29
IRIYATE RoAHnING.

US0ARDER3 desiring private boarding house. fad
ID rooms and accommodation at Mrs. ID. ~ NEGLEY.S
Chespu. between Water aud First where
attention paid to the eenvenence ADD comfort Of sosrd
eeefl-zw%
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

vHNHE undersigned have this day formed ersh
under the frm of Hendrlek- McRea. and gill eontin,
the Boot and Shoe business the Old stand Of v Her
bricks Go. v. X. HENDRICKS.
deci2-n W. a. MrREA.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE OF DISTRIBUTION TO HEIRS.
NTOIICE hereby given. that the Deeember Term. A.
d. 1854 of the Court Of Commoo Pleas OF Nanderhurs
oospty after ofJesse Burus
ceased dollars found Remaining for distrbu-
ton said heirs therefore notified to
pear Court and receive their
live share. JACOB LUSkESHEINER c. C. r..
NaldertuIsh county.
|. a. CARyfx Att,ys decs9-stw
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DsSSOLUTsON


vH>HE heretofore existing between the
ii 'sned, under firm v. Co., 10
X. HENDRICKS
deel2-H JOS. II HENDRICKS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29
REMOVAL OF.
JEWELlsY STORE.
e.. ls0S SIN

- HAS REMOVED to Gwsthmey Buildings Firs;
t doors below Once where he will he hap
W his old customers and tn. public and show
sA>them kis extensive assortment of Jewelry.
reher with splendid selection of CHRISTN. and NEW
YEARS GIFT JEWEL etc., etc. Call and examine for
yourselves. dec22-2wd
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D.crERREOrypEs coon

DSGUERREOTYPEs GOOD AND CHEAP.
HAVING the Daguerrean estAblishnseut
II Wright wm- Hughes Store aud hs pd.ens
his stock en- prepared take lib
the best style and very low prizes gavsnizpg ny
ps and tsr.fore have superior advantages. Lks-
nerses of minis.t free Of charge.
Evansville. la and innois State Stick money taksz Tor
dseii-2~s L. G. oSYErT
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

lNfRsT ARRfV a. OF The sE&sOS-
IL SO lbs Pennsy lvania Euex
ION. T. ksisins; Is hf-b,sM. r. Esisins. ia,
rssn ssslS COOKS Family GroesrJ
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

WYE would respectfully inform the public 1.-THE Ladies II
" PARTICULAR that have larse and complete stock Of
Jeveiry which Gifts can
eeted which will lie give satisfaction both Ever
and receiver As will sell reduced prices for cash; those
wishing buy Watches Clocks Jewelry. Will do yell
give call Our stock is all fresh and the tes be
surpassed. BfTTROLFF y Ms
decl9 Main street betw. First and Second.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-12-29

SlNBRiEs.--
- 5 ks Orvu Corn Starch boxes Ground coffee:
81 do Duykce's Baking Po~derr:
10 biis SD Suts: s IBIS Ground Ginger:
bxs chocola'e: 40 ks q" 81 ice: ~ hrs Mustard;
p % Pepper Sauce: ~ bxs Tomato Catsnp;
~ 90 ass'd Pickles anr
70 do Brandy Peaches aud Cherries. 10 bsss Spice;
10 bars Pepper; essk Nader; tale Gloves:
lcase Nutmeg; cases sardines. go 60 @ D. s. n. .,
water Iroo' Pereussisn Caps and FOR sale
no'1o PRESTON BROS.
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SECEvEp rer steamer Advance direct from Bsltinsrs
AG 6 boxes ~ doz ID Cans Oysters;
CO IL doz ID. 90 DO:
do SdOz ! III do Lof.Ser.;
Is do Is don pint Pepper Sauce:
~ do ~ doz pint Tomato Cafsur.
do doz qrt Staughfon Bitt-rs:
DO 8 doZ pint dc do; and fer sale w
novl5 I. 4 ID. HElMANy.
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lust reed by Express-
a. Ladies " reath for 1855; MaRuelia
Token of Friendship; Keep axe OF Friendship;
The Amsrsnth; Tha Ladies' Gift;
The Golden Gift. The Garland;
The Casket. at dec22 SANS LISTER.
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IN virtue OF order % The Court o. Con F1eas
- yaAdereurgn ecusty, Ind Aaninistrator Dc hos
Of Abram DvCamps deceased. will. the 1kk dsy
January 1855 the door the Court Hcse 10 the cry
Esansviie. between the urs Of 10 o,slseh asa
clock p. M raie the Of saes u sectis
in township sorsh Of ~ and AIS the
the u direction In sh- township and rzpge. al
said county Terms OF sais Of the psrchase essl
in p asd the remaining in Is months from the day ~ ss
the purchaser giving With security hes,ne
valuation laws. should land
ton viii sell the sale the
decII-4w joins T. FISHER. Adm's De boa h nss.
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NUMBER 90,
A Word For Your Pastor. q

Parishes and churches may wen fsaaif5nri
how they often injure minister. throwing
him into morbid stats ~ discoufa agefdieisl
and irritability, cripplihg his powers, even
unmanning him, as decidedly Is If pros.
trated by fever. People are much inclined
to demand great sermons every Sabba baih;
they imagine their fine taste renders fiiis
indispensable. moi strong argumsntatiya
sermons, rich 10 thought, and glowing witt
devotion, but high-wrought, spicy, pictGrs
esque, passionate sermons, which work 81
the e'imaginations and feelings Of the keaE
ersi and which, consequently, IN tttsirl proll
duction, must have wrought powerfully or
the emotions OF the writer. For notfYifiTaa
but soul, hested 10 the intensity of a'fuiE
mace, can produce those warm a iycodfsss
which melt the passions 81 hsafefs. sfR
addition to the powerfal and cessabf fl.
tellec.usl efforts il he fails 10 speak aid Act
agreeably toiihe.variousw whiuiiss anti fancieess
of the multitude. one here. another there
all over the parish, start up, finding faufsss
teazing, worrying him. soffodihg hili Wit
anxieties, piercing him with 66lH ,.166ksg
embittering both his public dulies Ana s6R
itary hours, driving hsaffh from lifS EhSeE
and sleep from his pillow 81 4tiat II r oltsF
rises in the morning 6nfssidd, re vefish,
excitable, his nerves saii IA fdihdit. fSff1l3
thoughts dissipated, utterly sihcs UlsS PA III
close mental eHOft;; and ~offief3 SSff PoStks
by the very thought that he Ii dfs6 q aiified
for study. with the Sabbath spppfo oa6finSgg.
when rich intellectuais trea{ witl a6 a6s Z re. e.
quired Of him, lndif he cannon pfoa yi5S Il, IT,
in q ~ = 21ss, ts& Esi3
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SINGULAR DIscLosUREs.-A A Surgeon in
the United States Army recently desired to
know the most common causes Of enlist.
ments. By permission Of the Captain. in
a company containing 6ty-five. ihe writer
pledged never to disclose the name ol
officer or private. except AZ physical fact,
the true history wss obtained of every
man. On an investigation, il appeared
that nine e-tenths enlisted on account 81
some female difficulty; thirteen. Of them
had changed their ames. and forty-thrss
were either drunk or partially 90 II the
time of. their enlistment. Most of them
were mon of. fine talents and learning. and
about one.third had onoe bsen in eleysted
situations il lie. Four had been law.
yers. three doctors. and two ministers. 8
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side. who fell to rise no more. Menefee,i
as he lay upon the CORY ground, looked up
with a smile and gasped in dying voice:
"Philips, you are king Of Conway now.
for you have killed the Fighting Ddctor''
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.s q A. WIrTY REPLY.--A soft answer moi
only turns.h away wrath, but a playful
reply averts the shaft Of ridicule; and
good hunor effac,ually dissppoinis the
attacks Of malignant wit. a2F.
The witty and profiigste Lord Roches'
ter met the celebrated. Barrow at court
one daya and accosied him with the deter
minaiion 10 make the ,pious man ridlous.l
q sDootor,'. said his Lordship. bowing low
with much solemnity. ! am you're to the
shoestie.' s5.l ss3s,4 d s1.f So xafs.si ~
my Lord replied Barrow. returning
bow to bow, 4 am yours 10 the ground
v doctor. am yours 10 the centre. y
My Lerd, Lam yours TO the AntiPodes.
Doctor, ] am yours. resumed Lord
Rochester, ITO the lowest pil Of He'll
Is There, my Lord. leave you,' said
Barrow, s5 q, 80. s. s4sss4sYsgs, 8 Is q 3,
The court smiled, and the wit was dis
concerted.s ss.s IA sE..,s $50 .-I3s stsa3i
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,0er, The chap who had .oonscieptious
scsuplss disposed Of them e = drug
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sssaAHPEn1Nagr THE scYrHE.
.bash STORY wffn As.PolNrED MORAL.

10 t1rE4& Hts7 Hf Al ie- : = - 81 sttifft+
-bask STORY wTTH ARoINTED MoRALaFi
,ylssssis snsssh s le-r-r-l.s sgli q ssst7. -
hssIn the, heart Of, a high table.land thai
ievHlapks many square leagues of the rict
Aoe1eryl lof: Dsvonshire,y the. best scythe,
aiens Isl fpgpds The whole lace Of the
aeoepeps cliff sip which. ii s.eqntained is
honey opmeds with mi Hnte, Iqaar arries;j and
halfway down 4hege. is,a wagon road. en-
sieRlyd fqrmedi aoE the, sandscast out from
ibau. s5sy, walk along that va ST solt ter,
Qeoa ron; ;a July evening ia. to enjoy one q
1bA most delightful scenes in England
Forests OF 6r rise overhead like cloud on
p1esdsto Through openings OF these there
npaRs ,theyppEple ,neorland stretching f.,
1eillh wArdtp the Roman Camp, and bur
eoVe treph whieh,spears and skulls are dug
Aeasjppellv Whatever rmay be- under
nreSgds u il all soft and bright above, with
laaalhaapl wild fowsrs,; about which q
kfeaxs saalls GRger in sthes hottest IN oop-
Rxshg tps the saudi road ibs breeze does
fot fcems; there we may walk in calm
SA4 only see that il. is quiyeFing among
yhes stoPp,osl .trees.ss From the, camp the
A1Apaiq can be, ,.seen,s but from the sand
soed the ryiew is, more limited. though
gnsnyk bay and headiapd far beneath
shows whsre the ocean Of a past age roll
od<a Fassila and. shells are almost as
n3Ahtifsl withint the cliH as thes eeythe-
efana,itselt,s and ;wendrens bones of sex-
}jpei enimals ara often brought to- 1light.;;s
], .ss,Ap ! dev, long. summer end winter, in
fhA ;eembfe s6E.groyes may be heard the
strok at the ade and the click ef the
k.u.m.r s. A h,,s1dred men ara at work
ike sbess upon the cliff. each in his own
i cell &c The. great honey comb, his private
paessre l'he right 10 dig in his own bur,
S1 roaI essh 81 these men has spureh ased fol
= tr;ffi5;na- su,u, aud he tolls in j. daily,
fhope6 Il &, 4 marrow Hsiss Y space, ia which be
= nj acd able 10 stand upright and can
~ tnrn.tf,iouah he air IL il that he
krssassSIsss & lamp. and dead Though the
color aazhss cheek Is cogamonly the hectic
s. % consumps;ens 3 and 4 he has 8 cough tina,
llpyas asses him nigh. OF day- though he
stielseH renark ..hat heidoes MOI know
fpeeet his,asieh ehbors one old psn-and
k4ush ssslys lev 9. ever 9, see &C..
eetFee asp*nsa ps0n.y ys s.'io' II, ~. 'a's =
ssna avss , pc sno1. : h.s msf, g
ss ss smeia ssou se.a s1espGs o Ss
n
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KILLiNG PRAcH GRyBs Bx sSpNssSTRo xs S
One of our subscribers ID Irona eqn 8 / Il Z
informs us that the easisst and 6esl me g
Of preventing the deptedstiohs 0f S.
peach grub, is simply u rymisovs slI
earth from The stem 81 the ifes d0wfhs Z
the roofs. Two or three warm days Il
dry The bark and kill ssll the. frabs. g
has tried ihis on two hundred trses. s
found i every way satisfacsOiy is.' 5, s
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Z. PRETTY NEAR THE Mark was in
company the o Their night, a number Of
ladies being present. whom q young man
proposedSa oonundrum. which he said he
had read infthe papers. 1t was this:
When lis q lady not = .ady?' There
was pause-. Give itup,' said all round,
when. to the infinite horror Of the whole
party. the querist exclaimed. when She
a little buggy No body laughed-some
we're demure, some indignant, and some
no doubt inclined to- scratch--the que-
rist's face. little. He was disappointed.
Fumbling in his pocket no pulled out =
paper which consulting for moment he
Evacuated, 4.Oh ! beg your pardon. ladies.
j made . mistake. The answer is when
she is . little sulky!' | know. il was
some sort Of q carriage s.as.,e, s.
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Don't Eat Horse Radish TOO 1reeIsEl

Don't Eat rse-RadtSht too &EoeIsN
II is aluoit hazsrdous % = sissa
;againsta condiment 90 s6nfvefiaHy tfAek
aud relished as this, but I word Sc dxsRlfIstu
isneeded. H6rss.fadishs y ehIy stffii e
lating and exploring 70 tie sstofdaehI: sc
this effect is slmost always followed tie
lassitude and weakness. w ah1ve tHisat
with several cases, whore persons 1iss'sA
ignoranily used this root 30 freely &C 10 40
scarcely able 10 labor u all. ss,si g ssess
Where il il needed a. =. uSsdi6ihst.ex
small quanIity of horse -radish u deubtless7
beneficial But we are quits sufs efrsssS
considerable obseryation OF as efieof upcss'
ourselves and others, thstany person i sifss 3,
. spoonfhls or more; ataa meal win 50 fisa
in consequences, although me cause 6istfFsgl
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i An IMPoRTANr DIscoyERY.:ss PAsi 4
journal states that the bad ssmell and lac 4 j
Of; butters may be entirely remosed lkssss
working il over in water mixed with chlssss
ride Of lime. The discovesy MS mas;ss
by = Brussels farmer whose pssSiics is 50
to take . sufficient quantity ct swaters ~
work it in. and put in sfrepn IS 10 so drpsss
oi chloride Of limsSfor every ten pouns.ar
Of butter. When il. has been worked untsS,
the whole has been. in cpntact sH,i.h. .ssssso
water. il should be worked again in npss.
wafer, when il will be 70 nnd 10 b - awsss.
as when first made. .ss1s 81 ss.s,.,s.