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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-28
From the Ohio Patriot.
How / Love Them,


How I Love Them.
ut J. c. OGLE.
Little children Oh, what pleasure,
Thus to spend our aeeting days;
Naught so well, could 6T the measure,
Az thy winning, artless wsys.
Little chfdrenl types Of Heaven,
Sent to dwell with Us q while;
Jet their hearts to love be given,
succOr them from sin and guile.
Little ehHdrenl plants Of Eden.
Teach them all Gods ways of love;
Make their pathway smooth and even,
Lead them on to God above.
Little children live forever
In that bright and happy land;
Where the cares Of earth come never,
Safe and blessed. at Gods right hand.
Little children yes, l love you,
Bound to dwell in Edeh,s bloOms
May bright angels guard and lead you,
Safe till you arrive at home.
Little childreni 10th we leave yop,
In this dark and sinful land,
But in bliss we hope to meet you,
Where With God we hope to stand
Little childreni sweetest treasure,
Who would dare to harm thy hearty
Who would dare corrupt thy pleasureH
o. to cause in thee smartp
Little childrenl blessed Of Heaven,
Yes, and blessed By Heavens Lamb,
BY Him thOs may'st he forgiven,
By Him raised to Canaan's Land.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-28

EE An old man named Smith was recently
whipping bis slave girl in spartanshurg' N c.,
when her brother, a lad Of sixteen attacked
Smith with hand,axe and killed him on the
spot.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-28

RgThey are taking the census OF New
York Civ. The Tribune estimates the popu-
lation now at $500 and thinks the returns
will show it.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-06-28

Drunk--any gentleman who mistakes bis
bat for the spiItoon. Undertaking to write
with cork screw is also slight indication oil
yinous hallucinstion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
CONGRESS GATHERS.

For Ladies' aud Missoss- Cloth and Kid al
Nov 1, laoL LYMAN & KINGS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Consumption Cured.

NoW Nufss Dec ". 1888
came 10 New NorA iu the strip . riczfaph my ma
tive place 81 lohn, New nfuns~ icA ehoa reach
ed is CITY, my health was vefY p1of bad vefy bad
cough rlssd good deal Of matter which was frequent
lg mixed With blood bad pain in nay lcfi side, aud
was yefi weak aud cmauciaffd- Nj fficads und ply
sirian pronounced MY case ConsuUpii1n und beyond
the reach ef medicine. heard accidentally Of Dr..
Curiiss Hsg"aua, or inhthng Hysrun Vnpof and
CheHy syrup, aud obtained lsckage which verify
believe ~ls the means ct saving ms hie. Soou an
wearing the Inhaler. lfound ieiasod the pressure
ny lrugs, and alier while the disease made its
Appearance upon the snils~e uudor the Inhaler. /
took the Cherfy syrup directed, ami cpntiouod to
do so, my cough siafuiy growing hritnr, until it
ureiy len me. nnd nov consider Hlitef cured.
still the INHALER the Of rslhef pleas
an, and believing u strengthening und purifying 10
the nngs feel unwilling q, ircasrei 10 dispense
with T.. JOuN WOOD
solihy BOYD PAUL, No, t49 Chamhsf. ) meet /,
G. II. KiNG, conner OF joha Street and Broadway, n.
Y. Piice 50 paosago
y. B.--Any peisoH inolosing 81 10 BOYD & PAUL
or CURTIS n PERKINS, New York, VIII receive a
package continuing bottle Of Hysean Napor, one Of
ChoIry syrup and lohslor, "a meet boz bf express
free to any pAtt Of the United Statfs nf four packa
ges, foi so. Agent Tor Mootpshef, FRED. 4.
SMITH. gO.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

"A French farmer has sue
ceeded in giving to maze or Indian
corn any color he chooses, by the
following plan =
Having received from China a
specimen Of pearl white color, the
grains Of which were very small but
very beautiful, he was DESTROYS TO
obtain the same grain but of other
colors. For this purpose he plant
ed by the side of the American
maize OF red color, and the result
was a crop of grain Of a pink tint
with some Of blush, and others
of a green color. He made a SINH
lar experiment with the maize of
Tuscarora, the grain of which is
as white as Carolina rice, and he
thus obtained a crop, the ears Of
which were Ia inches in length,
and the grain Of blue color. An
other time he planted some maze, OF
the color Of amber, among some OF
the black maize Of syria. The ears
attained the length of 22 inches, and
the grain was Of different colors.
The yellow maize, of Central Amer
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn, \. y. Dos 90, 1853.
For shout eight vcars have hccu sctetrls anLctel
wifh the A-thin the Tact t~o ytas have futief
d bsyord sli obs poNtts OF description months 10
time hayf noi n,es. abn 90 sheen in brd. gcttins
what rcst could sitting in chair My uiMcuil 90
hf'athtrr and Nf sufI ungs we've great al tnins,
h1t Tor hours togeiAvf AS rnds rsp,ft-d that cnch
hou, would he Hy last. nutns the llst ia years
base had she nil and Attendance Of saHn the
celebrated phy +iriaus bot have received pefna-
nent benefit, anl tnt itiie reueL 90 cnath had tho
aHud fsriuue rfecufe Pr. tnuis's uterana or In
haliue ugsran fapet and Cherry syrup Al the time
fret obtained o., wa soliciting unfrf OF my
most iticks and tn ~ dl.tfess nast
uiaraias fof nf breath O. lees fNHn ten iuiu
from the tiar applied the inh ier rs sfuln.
Hch, ard took uuutul oi t. C4sus Sltur, was
renewed in % rreat measure ifni1 thc aincuty Of
reaihing and hlt % ruinirlith'o ought. have since
eoutuucu q with ihH greatest possible heucht. HHd
am now comparatively we'll Aud uulv kne~s the
nmoant ~ sufcrirg this irfre hos relieved ne
from. Ny advice 10 the suaennE is-s rr ~.
MARGARET EArIUN.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

KILLING FowLs.-Only turkies
and geese should be bled to death !;
the flesh of chickens become dry
and insipid from loss of blood. The
best plan, says the Poultry Journal,
is to take blunt stick, such as a
child's bat or boys wooden sword,
and strike the bird smart blow on
the back Of the neck, about the third
joint from the head death follows
in n moment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

'My wife has made her fortune,
said "a gentleman OF great possessions
'by her thrift and prudence, and
cheeriulness, when was Just begin
ning.'
Nine lost my fortune ! answer
ed his companion, 'by useless cxlrav-
agance and repining when | was do
ing we'll
What q world does this open 10
the influence which a wife possesses
over the future prosperity Of her fam
ily ! Let the wife know her innu-
ence and try TO use it wisely aud
well.
BE satisfied TO commence on a
small scale. Ii is too common for
young housekcepers to commence
where their mothers ended. Buy all
that is necessary 10 work skillfully
with: adorn your house with all
that will render it comfortable. Do
not look at richer homes, and covet
their costly furniture. II secret dis
satisfaction is ready TO spring up, go
step further and visit the homes of
the poor and suffering, behold dark,
cherries apartments, insufficient clio.
thing and absence comfort and
refinement, Of social life, and then re-
turn TO your own with joyful spirit.
BE independent; young housekeeper
never needed greater moral cour-
age than she does now to resist the
arrogance Of fashion. You know
best what you can and ought TO az
ford then decide with strict integ-
rIty, according 10 your means.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

lea. produced some dark brown col
or, which ripens eight days sooner
than the other sorts. The farmer
now possesses, one hundred and
fifty three different varieties ofmaize,
and his objects in continuing his ex-
periments is not only to change the
color at will, but also to obtain va
rieties which will ripen earlier, as
well as larger and longer ears, and
thus increase the produce"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Domestic Recipes.

Hon 10 Cure Hams.-The fol-
lowing are the recipes for curing
hams, furnished 10y the competitors
10 whom premiums were awarded
for hams exhibited at the Maryland
State Fair:
No. /. For 1000 lbs. of meat.
which has hung for several days af-
ter killing, take 3 pecks Of Liverpool
salt, l 3 lbs. salipeire, 3 pinls OF
molasses, 3 lbs. brown sugar, and IA
10. cayenne pepper. Mix these in
gradients together and rub the mix
iure on the meat well and thorough
ly, both on the skin and flesh. Let
II lie IN the salt for about five or six
weeks-hang up, and smoke with
green hickory wood.
No. 2. For 900 lbs. meat, take
l-2 bushel fine salt, - gallon best
molasses, lbs. brown sugar, = l. 2
los. salpelre, pounded very fine mix
all The ingredients well together m
large washing tub, and rub the meat
Herewith until you absorb the whole
quantity the meat must be taken
oIt OF the cask once week and
rubbed with the pickle il makes the
two first times you take ii out add a,
each time u plaieful Of alum salt
1t ought TO remain in pickle five OF
six weeks, or according to the size
Of the meat.
No. 3. 10 1900 lbs. Of pork,
take i-2 bushel G. A. salt, Ia bush
g! hne salt, 2 lbs. saltpelre, A lbs,
brown sugar, i-2 gallon sugar house
syrup, Ia 10. cayenne pepper. well
mixed aud thoroughly rubbed on, es
pecially about The hooks, packed a
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
MEDiCATED INHALATION.
NEW METHOD.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY hiss recent.
~ " N,cn nffr 10 Or. CURTIS faf cunng Asthua,
Consumption, riruehls, Coughs, Cole urd 40 Lug
Complaints by M~dicsie tnhsiaiion. &c. JuBTIS'S
UNGEANA, oftNHAltNS liiGLAN NhrOR AND
CHERRY sNRi +, hiss accomplished tie most vun-
deffui Gurus Of Asthma und Consumpiun, IN The CT
~ Of Nov Yufk -rd ,icinny for "a few months post,
ever tnnen io 1000. o. Is rfuut Ing 800 urresson on
Discasrs At tha i.ung-, nuFef hcufe Witnessed hy the
medical pioioriou. see certificate 60 lhe hands Of
Agents.
The inLulcf Do on the b. net under the linen.
without isa- Inconvenience the be 80 Of the bod
being sufficient efarotafc the huid, tuppytng the
lungs consranfi, vith tcHine 900 gr'aHie Nspof,
passing tsa s fhe air coils lii pAss scs Of the lungs
% az cannot possibly De reached BY ans othcf medic
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
Birds Speaking English.

A traveller in South America,
speaking OF the birds of his native
land, says it is pleasant TO notice that
into whatever STANCE countries they
may have wandered during the win
ter, and whatever strange tongues
they may have heard, they neverlhe-
less come back speaking English.
Hark /! Phoebe Phoebe = plain e.
noueh. And by and by the bobol-
ink, Bob o Lincoln, aud The quill,
saying, Bob White We have heard
of one who always thought the rob
in said, Skillet ! skillet three legs
to skillet = A certain facelious
doctor says The robins cry ont to him
as he passes along the road, XIII
em cure 'em ! physic physicp
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

Last week, sheriff Briggs arrested an /.
rishman found drunk and abusing his FAM.
ly. lie was brought before Justice Ayerill
aud testified that he obtained his liquor Of
John cofIfan. coffran vas fined siO and
costs. Geo. NJ. Fisk Esq, appeared for The
state Christian Messenger.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
The Price of Success.

Efforts is the price OF success IN
every department Of human action.
From the attainment Of rudImental
knowledge 10 the salvation OF the
soul, every step IN our progress is
made by undaunted toll. The boy
who drones over his books, slave TO
lisiess lazlness, thereby secures IA
place for himself at the foot of so
ciety. The Christian, who, like
Bunyan's Timoross and Mistrust,
fees at the voice of lions, is undonc.
The man who shriI,ks from difficulty
in his business or profession, who
refuses to climb because the rock j.
sharp and the way steep, must make
up his mind to slide back and TO lie
in the shadows below, while others
use him as a stepping block for their
own rising. For this, such is the
constitution OF society, there is no
help The poet wrote truly who
said
"Thou must either soar or stoop
Fail or triumph, stand or droopi
Thou must either serve or govern
Must be slave, or must be sovereign;
Must, in liuc, be block or wedge,
Mus, be anvil or be slcdgc."
TO shake off an incident spirit, or
stir ones self TO exeftion, to reach
constantly upward, to struggle for
firm foolhold on the most slippery
places, to wrestle manfally, even
when principalilies and powers are
our foes, to refuse submission 10 any
evils however frowning, are condi-
iions we must fulfil, or sink TO little
ness, to uselessness--perchauce TO
rum. Therefore, with u brave heart
and an unconquerable spirit, every
man should address himself 10 the
work of the day, striving with pure
views and religious trust for an in
crease Of his talents, aud for Veto
~ which will enable him TO stand un
abasbed in the last day. He who
thus strives need fear no failure. -
His triumph, though delayed for a
time, shall come at last.-Zion's
Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
yakc Particular Notice.

Inre Do au cvii habit sotufffs indulscd 40 BY boys
IN suiftude often rfawing 90 Will tita anhood,
nod which, I'd got stotucd 90 due time, net oaiy beees
serious uhstacic- Go Hatiut uial happiness bot gv.s
fse ta scItes a. pfaira.tud, nsdious sud i.sasinrE
Affections, Few OF those who eve thi, pefni-
csuus rrHciicu arc 1wnfe nl The Consequences unth
they nni the nefsors system shatieTcd feel susnss
mind
The uuiouuanir thus Affected become feeble I, ~.
able 10 ilbeF with Accustomed figeT 20 ami, he
miad 10 sfadYi his step Is iafdy and weak he D.. dull
iesuuio und engages ~ his sport with less energy
THAI u-u :.
n be enarciplte himsoif before tho practicc hos
aolc ne worst aud enter masiuopy, HI marriage 70
unifu tiGi ad his tells him that this caused
hf hta eHflf frlcs- IAsss sonsiGerafions TAisA
fl0Hfl GOA fic fknss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
r e ADJ!
YOUTH and HIANIEOOD.
NATURES GUIDE.

a Ysrrgu. L.f;, or Prema,ars DsaiA, Rinksia .
s'J PersU-afoa- only % eenL.
u o. a "orf eminenily required, as means Of n
forming tho vices Of tho ur+ IN which Nc liss Alss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

He who places himself under Dr.. KtNRELiN's
Treatment folsiously coufde IN his honor a., SEQ
usmnn and fes upon ihe assurance, that the seesis
Of llr. H. patients " ~ never he disclosed.
Young mnn-lrf no false nrdrfty deter YOU from
max ns sou ease known 10 sne who from education
and fcspcctnbiIiiy, COT certainty b~ffiend you.
Too many think they will cauco the secret In Their
own hearts. end cure thenssiyes. Aias how often 10
ihs fatal dolpsion, and how many promising youns
man. Who might nave bceH 40 ofnans ~ to society has
faded from tbs earth
s'eiuies Of the uFoihta rapidly removed BY The
apPieAhgn o. ne" Therapeutics agent used only By
Dr. X. Hcakaess and e0asttgfcHaI dskiiifp pr0myiiy
ru.--L Il liz IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16

way in a box or cask, with opening,
Tor brine TO pass off, turned in tree
weeks, and at the end of six weeks
hung up and smoked with green
hickory wood. Middling shoulders
and hams the same.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF 4 BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.

Copy IF a letter from .ur. r. Dsroni Mr. ORLEANS,
dated Narupter ora, 1859.
TO Professor Holloway &c. Corner Of Ann and Nassau
Suects, Ncw Nors.
D,ar sir,--lt is with heauteh giaiilude have 10
inform you that by the u.e cf your Ointncut and
Pin, the life OF nv wife has heea saved. For
ycars she had had breasts wiih running wound,
(not Of o. cancettus turc.) was told that nothing
could save hcrl she was then intucud 10 use yuuf
Ointment aua Pills. when The short space of three
aonih t,y effected perfect core. a. the astonIsh
tnsnt " all wbu knew We obtain uuf Medicines
no,n Mcs-ts. Nttaht n Co, at Chltrcs street. New
Orleans. send this from "Huiei tr. Princes. Pans.
although | bal wtitten q at New Odcans. before
finally left, al tia, time kuoWing nddfes.
at New Nork. tSigned) r.. DURANT.
These Pm. should be used jointly with the oini-
meat iu most ofthe following eases;
Bad legs Conimctedaud Lamhaeo Sore ibroats
Rad breasts Stf JOINTS filts skin-diseascs
Buns Ft.tulas Hheamafi.m Scurv,
B1uiona Goui San Rbeup Soro head,
Chilhlains Claudulai sralds tflre,s
ChaPpcd hands, sweliiaes sore Nipples Wounds
.. sold az the establishment cf Professor Hollo-
way, 60 Maiden Llue, 'cN-Hftk. aud pa stroud,
London uisi 10y uitespect Bile Druggists aud Deal-
ers 10 Medicines throu- hout the Tinted states 10
Pots boxes IA Is ccnis ~ cents and 81 on each.
20 There is considsfahio saving ia taking tho
laf-crsiags.
NIB. Directions for She guidance Of Patient. in
every disorder are affixed 90 oach Pos. 80 e:owl,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
IT Y W sHIT IHW8f
Pure Wild Cherry Ritters,

for the cure Of Bilious ADD Jaundice complaints, and
general debility They quicken the blood I'D give
NE and ene'gy to the whole system. irce on'y %
cent? 10 pint bottles.
BOYD & PAUL, No. lf9 Chambers street, New
York. wholesale ssents foi all the above mcdeinos.
soldny PRRD 4. SMITH, MentpeheIi d. o. TY-
LLk, hontpeer CLARK and Natss, hoietewa J.
Hobart, Middiesexj =. Skinner, Waitsfed; James
Caidell, Wauon; T.. Is. Gfeen, Richmond and hy
dealers AZ medicine sensially. g0.ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
SCIiENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

VIII be fouud TO possoss those qualiics accessory
the total eradicate a OF AL bilious attacks, prompt
90 stan ihc euons OF the liver ard rive healthy
tone 10 the cuf.rH system. Iuds Cd, o. ordinary
discovery "a Medical Science, to have invented rem
cdy Tor thrse stuhhnru complaint, which deyeione I'll
the results pfudurfd by heretofore fee OF Gallo
mel-a mineral iHuly dreaded by ianiind- aud ac-
knowlsdg,d 70 ho destructive 30 tho e1treme 10 tho
human system. Tint the properties OF certain Veac-
tables cnmpt,r nll the virtues 81 caioue, wthou' ~
niu ous iendrnrifs nov admitted fart ienloIt d
nJisputa hlr hs scientific researches aud those Who
the ManafaAc riii, viii be fully satisfied that the
beet medicines afo ihose pfosdsdhg urc 10 the COM
mon 10 Doe sud roots Of ihc helis.
rhe iis open ihs bowels and correct ail bilious DO
ransrmenu without salvation any Of The njuiioUs
effects Of calonel ufotLef poisons The secretion uf
bile s promoted by these Pits, viii he sorn b. the
altered color 81 he stools aud disappearing Vi the
sailpw CO lpleNln and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample ~ ecfions fut use accompany each hcr Of
rs, and the Price Of quar- builc Of tho Sea Weed
Tonic and boa &C pills ramh ned b. only one doi.f.-
Rut srpafais boxes OF the Pills b. bad oiany ~ The
SCENTS for 25 ccn's.
1hcse feucsiss ntc prepared undci the personal ST.
pcrsi.ou Of nj u rohourk, proprietor Of schenek 4.
fulunuc sytur the we'll established cnsdy flf Gun
sumption, Nrtnthiiis, torEhs, Coits &c. &C.. ana
tho inventor uf ine celebrated ne-pirmeter, Tor -
um.niag lie ceiling al diseases 81 The Luns', Heart
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lflr0ifincs.
THE AMERICANS FRIEND 4!
Holloway's Ointment.

Citizens II fAs UHiar,--
You have done me the honor with ono voice
from one end Of the Union to The oher to stamp the
character Of NV Ointment with your appreciation. II
t. scarcely years since made it known among you
and already, has obtained more ceebtity than any
othet Medicine in 80 short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80, Corn,r N .SaH and Nassau Streets .Nco York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-03-16
CrnmD and Pain Killer.

The wo n IS a-Iouished al The weudeful eures per
formed by the CrsmP aad Pom KILLER, prepared w
CURTIS 4 PERKINS. Its equal has aevcr been
Known for removing pain 10 all Tor the cure of
spinal eomplaiats, cFamP IA the linus aud stomach
theumaism "a all a. fafms hilious choie, chis and
lever hurns, sore throat aud gravel - decidedly the
best remedy 10 the world. Eside nco Of tho most
wonderful cures ever performed by any medicine are
ou circulars IN tho hands OF Agents. You may be
Positirelg sure y rstsf Il you ~. Millions Of bot
ties OF this medicine have been sold In New England
the past siN Of '-hi yoafsi Is nov for the hEsi
being introduced 'aio all ,he pIiaeipa towns ia New
York.
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beet roots from the ground, free
them from the leaves and wash them
clean. After they have dried up,
CRATE them on a common CRATER, put
the grated mass into the flannel
straining bag. and press out the juice
by means Of a common wooden screw
or cheese press, or by putting II
between two well loaded boards. AS
soon as the proper quantity OF Juice
has been pressed out, measure il into
a kettle by the quart, and kindle
fire under the same. The juice,
however, must not be allowed 10 boil
at once, but kept in very warm
state, SO that you may introduce your
finger without feeling pain. Alter
wards add to every thirty quarts Of
juice three quarts Of lime milk, mix
it well together, and pour il into the
barrel, well supplied with holes, so
as TO discharge the fluid when it
becomes necessary. Here the juice
is TO remain for three hours One
part of il will swim on the surface,
and is to be SKINNED off another
will sink 10 the bottom. The clear
matter is 10 be removed from the
barrel in a careful manner, 10y means
of the discharging holes, strained
again through the well-washed
strained flannel cloth, and poured in
to a clean kettle, after which ii is
boiled down by brisk fire TO one
third Of lis volume. To ascertain
the third part, measure the third part
of the juice into the kettle, make the
latter stand straight, aud fix a small
stick in the centre Of 1t. Sign the
point Of the stick up to which the
liquid matter reaches, by mark, and
the latter will give the test after
farther boiling whether two-lhrds
have been evaporaied. If you mean
TO have only syrup, boil the whole for
two hours, add TO thirty quarts of
juice the white Of six eggs, cause II
10 boil up again, strain IL through
cotton or linen cloth, and YOU will
receive from thirty quarts OF Juice,
ten to twelve pounds of the finest
syrup. II II is your object to have
sugar, boil the whole so long us to
leave two quarts of liquid matter Of
thirty quarts of juico add then half
pound of fine sugar, clear the whole
by the white Of six eggs, strain it,
and leave il till it becomes lukewarm !;
put IT then into an enlarged earthern
vessel, and the sugar will cryslalize
within few days. The syrup is
poured out, the sugar dried IN a
warm place, and stored up for USE
1t is necessary to take great care of
the fire at the last boiling, as too
strong fire will be apt TO prevent
the crystalizalion or consolidation OF
the sugar.
The whole process is very simple
one and as sugar is an important
item IN domestic uses, il is worth
trying the experiment. The con-
sumption Of beet root sugar, in 1851,
in the following countries, will give
some idea Of the immense capital
invested in the growth Of the root,
and the manufacture of the sugar: