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TINS Office, under the management. OF i.s
II present ProPrfetors- has been Increasing n
1yr%YorePuta-:ou for superior operations in the
- Artificial depAr OF Dentistry for the
last ten sa- effort SHALL be wanting
10 give satisfaction 70 AL whO favor
patronage
The Subscribers woalJ call attention the following
essential points PeEsl ming Artifcis Teeth
.na nAiuraness of sPPearance 4siity strength
the materials. comforts the wesrer and usefulness ia
restoring the natural appearance Of the teeth and ability
mascate in all Of which they in saving
theY exeeedse - none, and eqaalet by few
TEETH
Full aai half sets iavaria5ly inserted by suc,ion
All operations II Dentistry performed il the most
thorough
TEasfsConsideriag the superior character OF the
an he guarantee given, they tie re.soa.sis il
the "
Two Teeth Gold Plate s. per tooth
Two Teeth more Silver P.ie - per tooth
The money reaased II the eeth 90 prove sstisfsc
tory
For the Information of those living at distance We
would tina: facilities that naks
hours s-d all small pieces in proportion, that de-
:eEtion Feed De aPPrehend-t
y " C e 6tNesos >Dsssi,...
No. I5s Sixth ST.. De: Race sod Elm, Cincinnati
Deesnse. n. Is54- lily
s,
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Rising Sun Insurance Company,
OF RISING sun, INDIANA
Incorporated 1884.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL 1900. 900!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
:. Hathaway Il. 3. Lorng. Jacob c. Wells
J. W. Spencer, Jno Grace, W. T. Pate,
J. W Talbot, j. VI. Ginnings Il. j. Hathaway,
W. H. Powell, l. Leier. Israel Loring.
Samuel f Cesinguou
5. HATHAWAY, President
B. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary.
This Company IS incorporated by the Laws Of Indiana,
and confines its business the State Of Indiana exclusively
Extract the CLar!er"The real and personal estate,
business property funds and Of said Corporation
and the its affairs shall be under the
agement and control of Board of Directors who shall be
stockholders and residents within this State and citizens
the United States.
Fire and Inland Navigation risks taken equitable
If premium, by WI BLANCHARD, Agent.
December y. iS5t. l-3n
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Oxford Female Collie &c.

he first session of this Institution will open
Thursday the l!th day of January under the Supern-
tendency of Rev. Dr ScoT aided by the excellent
corps Assistant Teachers with he has successfully
conducted the OXFORD FINALE INsTITUTE.
The tuition, &c will be the
mex Institution, viz:
Primary department sI4 per
,c-deInicai ......-....-. -
Coiegiafe ; ear ~
Music, with Of Instrumcat.-...... IS
French Drawing anu other extras, reasonable aid
tienal expense
Board and lodging the family Of principal
per week. Fuel light, &c.
Whole expense, Per ,Iusive Of ether
extras. Il =; including the same. @I15.
Spacious and elegant public buildings for the aeeommoda
ton Of the school. in the of erection. When
these completed the expenses will be considerably
ducei. In the suitable and
have been obtained e the occupancy the School TIL the
puhi- buildings completed.
January :, IS5i- 3-ti
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IL knowing themselves Of
= seArd sinex by 2ote tire firm Of
sesrs- SSusS & 20
toE-es acuA fer
sh.- >e enabled spring
fAee AirGEreot Sas= STOCK money received in
BEARD SINEN & DUNN
kc4z1ocG- Norelhs- le,
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A certificate from Rev. ]. B. Finley.

CIscGsNATI, March 4, 1853.
Dr. FoRsHA-This is the first time my long life tha.
| have given my in Recommendation of any edi
cne general remedy. though have often been solicit
ted have used YOUR Alternative Balm for nearly
wears FIRST for the rheumatism my hip and knee. of
which nearly cripple, then Tor very seyere brui-
Of family then violent attack Of disrrhea
on rvself then Tor burns bruises snd
very Of still neck brought by violent
cold and think had full proof Of nedic. prop
ii, ana have found it fail in of
them. still 30 say that a inf.Iible cure ye,
my conviction that il is the best compound for
complaints fer hich irecommended that have
ever tried and have tried many. " i'll not if |
procure do without IT IN family for any eonsidera
Hoping that will still continue 70 compound 1t
honestly and that relieve thousands Of sufferers
most heartily recommend 1t to my fellow citizens as
most excellent family medicine Yours 'ttec,i, nasly
This certify that the of Is4s. bee.
so very lame back by lifting.
that could not sit or get up Without holding on TO
Balm. BY bathing IL six or eight times my back was
Ny wife, also has used Rheumatic pains head.
J.J YEAKLE.
Certifcste from n L Starr
Ihave known Mr. Iorshas Alternative Balm TO perform
extraordinary cure upon horse that was very
dsed il upon one externally it'll good effect.
believe be perfectly safe and etcacous remedy 10
be used in many comp laints d. l. STARR
To the Public.
This is to certify that my wife afflicted with tho
spinal affection and dyspepsia for nine and large
portion Of confined Three joints Of
her thrown of place and caused
the disease and pain. She quite bowed do sn In
her illness Ne had three phy sicians
attending her during the of her Illness but
experienced relief their prescriptions
Balm and by the time she had used that bottle. she
felt relief. used but bottles when She
entirely cured and well of her disease and her back
lost zad she aght in her
ure she previous her attack We hereby cer,i
believe the Balm to be the best medic
and believe be certain for spinal affection
dyspepsia, and highly recommend
cfec,ual in many other diseases heh
HAY tried il in our family.
[Siguedl ALEXANDER CLARK,
MARY B. CLARK.
Lvnchburg Highland co., Ohio. san. Q, 1852
an well acqusinted with Alexander Clark and his
wife, also John Walker, and know the above
be matters of fact and they persons of
spec liability and csndor.
LSignedl ABRAHAM GlBLER.
Wholesale Depot at ]. & c. REAKrsr's No. 81 Pearl
street. Cincinnati.
Dr. :. W. FORSHA, Drug Store north side OF Fifth
hree doors 81 of Smith, Cincinnati, o.
For sale by Druggists generally in Richmond.
July Z, 1854 29n
To our Patrons.
the solicitation Of citizens. have conclu-
II the Auction and Commission
at stand. Saan House. We will pay liberal
advances consignments private
kinds Of outdoor sales ATTENDED with pronpness.
! - Regular sales Saturday afternoon and evening.
: FARQT HAIR 6 ARNOLD.
Nv. 70 1884. Soft
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1e,nb-sfesscs, .NomMAseMfs. SC.

1'0,s6-sfesses, Monuments, SC.
n s r. MORRISON, Main St, Richmond, Ind. still
- continues manufacture to order every v.resy Of
Plain and OrEa ents Tomb Stones Monu
Of the latest sty le, and ost beautiful patterns
fC- He taxes reins in informing his friends that he
will sell as cheap rsot little cheaper, for ready cash
than be bought X the State.
His work is warranted equal to any made in the IVES,
aud perfect satisfaction guaranteed The public
ted to call and examine his stock aad specimens.
Richmond, March 10, 1884
Hastily they turn TO the right and enter store
of Sunday school books, something of that
kind.
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4 Rare Chance.

4 GOOD Wool Horse Power for sale Friends "a,
a ing Srhooi. Enquire the premises, or Of JOSH
DICKINSON. Pumn Aiaker, Richmond.
10Th mouth, =. l-54 45-
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WatSou'S CITY Daguerrean Gallery,
Richmond. Ind.

combined side and tiSht, ard
up all who wish
the of examin
OF excellent
cution bring about which
hehas neithe mos n1E A
the proprietor eas purchased the latest improved and
which pictures
lifeke smile all
would that he thankful
spared
place superior cling
quality OF
. littie than else
reasonable
site the Citizens Bank J. WATSON.
COPPER kETT IES-from 10 10 gallons, fer
~ boiling cider and apple butter full suppl,
Store. and manufactured by
T. J. BARGIS.
September %, 1858. s0-r
DUST lot Cooking
- Psror of the the
LEFEyRE & UNDERWOOD.
October 90, 1854.
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hereby tfy tha the above certificate correct
the OF the physician made is
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
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a l. l. F. n tS II II Q A ID E.S,
N n Ell
LATEST FALL FASHIONS. a

"a LATEST FAIL FASHIONS. 81
IUSI received full and complete assortment Of the
j Fall Fashions OF hats and Caps Among his
may found VIDE 4tuakes," Young Anasrcc
Siaafidi kI,otc Notdfn9s, dc Also, general yarie
" plain .nd Silk and iur Hats. suitable
young plain and fashions bic people The public
ctully invited call and examine for themsel
JOHN SUFFRINS.
September :, 1854 So-tf
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'orger II .naia ard Front SIS, RirhR.oasd, ma

s|Es-N
s<ss-sss.s<sffsx-SSfsGk1
y>HE sEbscr=ter having Eaaie arrangements n W Z
Davis C.. Il Cincinnati, keep constantly On hama
Eisks Patent Air- T cht
METALLIC 6uRiAL CASES.
Winch ste greatest invention q the ee ie 'Ae aea
No cali the attention OF the pubic 70 their TfSFit
Tie common wooden eofa nov al u the
!cr yaut yurlS trans beauty style G m
is za iurabiIi.v They a!e AMI wherever they
have been introduced has osI eNcuSien e al
other colrs hand. which can
seen by calling At my WaEe-rools. In addItIon- scA
keep On hand all kinds and sizes Ct ready made
NO ODEI c O FFINS,
Manufactured Of the best materials and made by the oe
sorkrcn in CITY prepared attend funerals Win
fashionable plain HEARSE and my terms shall be a.
low as any shop Ter similar services
THOMAS MASON.
Richmond November l., >
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BASIL BRIGHTWELL.

DRY GOODS.
u IN II he 70
He
received supply Of
Fresh Groceries, Qaeeksuarc. xc.. &C..
The public respectfully is lied .ss&
Sy- tOJNTaY PRODUCE Iassa n exchange Good
SHY CASH all far VIZ
price
Ry WOOL vii Re purchased \ the Aishesi
Richmond, Nov.r Il, lisa Ietf
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SPICES Saus an3 manufactured Tobacco All the Paen:
proprietary Medicines Of the day. Pure Wines
dies for medical purposes. Book letter and cap paper supe
rior lax.
Customers viii na stock complete, comprising many
articles impossible here enuunerate, al
prices. Il orders correctly answered Phys-
clans prczsrutio ns carefully compounded.
No A. Main street, H3eAIaond Ind
December :. 1854. 5t-tf
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n. b. PAYNE, Notary Public
C~nwj,sjsn o. Deeds, arc, eG he STATE 81 =. =,
RICHMOND. INDIANA

ursT pa;eras
eees,.r esS Sap both for oos
prices for eAss
-. CO SEC store q UNDERWOOD
ssS -
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City shoe Store.
- I have just resolved froza New York aud
Cincnns;i. extensive ard SUI cror stock Of:
Ladies. Misses and Chidren's Shoes consist
Nc o. French Md. Enameled. bronze and tsa
eoaoteI ana Shprers Jenny Lind Caters for La
dss Misses and ehiidren Fine Boots and Shoes for
cloth Congress Shoes and Slippers.
Hats Of various ssylesSak Pan>m. Palm Leaf and Mar.
1eaibo, latest style and mos. beautiful finish
Am manufacturing all Of the fashion Adj. lind. II
Boots and Shoes to order, the material. And
mansh having in my employ the best Of wor,aer feel
confident from the experience have had business. that
ny work win compare fAvorably with any the Wet
Thankful for past patronage, solicit
snee Of it. JOB BORrON.
[ Richmond, Sept y, 1854 Aft
Erssh Peaches, Tomatoes. Cherries. Csrraa,s,
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New Firm and New Stock.

>HE undersigned prepared to urnirh all who
favor them with their patronage. nj linesot Fresk
Groceries. such Coffee, Sugar Tea, Enlases CAeese,
and almost every thing the Grocery Provision
line All kinds Of Nuts RasRs Candies DC, constantly
hand They have conaec0n With taeir tsrocery,
large Bakery prepared all times furnish fresh
Bread and Cakes Pound and all other kind Of Cakes made
20 order for Parties Balls Weddings Crackers whole
aale and retail ut old stand of Nickers Mitchell
SICfIERS L RATTRAY.
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Or. Torsha.s Alternative Balm.

~I>HE why th!s calm reaches a.! these Is
| because IL recuees Inflammation, ard Arouses the
czeions sal nervous system into actiua his power
owing the peculiar combination Of medical properties
without their being neursze4 The eJIe psries,-
IN safe twill use4 freely, immediately upoa the
liver and all ether ; ec-etlye organs.
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To The PHblic.

Lvnchburg. Highland CO., Ohio. san Q, 1852.
: well acquainted with Alexander Clark and his
wife also John Walker and know the above
be of fact, and they persons of
spe liability and csndor
[Signedl ABkAHA M GlBLER.
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II. r. BARGI9,

DEALER in all kinds Of Wood and Coal Stoves; Hollow
WARE Castings; Agricultural kettles and furnaces,
Brass. Copper and Enameled Kettles BritAnaiA Ware
Lead Pine Brsss and Iron Force lift Pumps Manu-
faetures kinds Of Copper. Tin asd saeet Ware
keeps experienced and has the best quality OF
work made Main betw Pearl and froet streets. R1on
26oxD, IsD-
IL Old Copper, Brass. Pewter 4nd Lead bought
Is, 1854. SSH
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CITY GROCERY STORE!
e. M COOK & SON.
"IOUIp respectfully inor tn friends aud the pub
lie that they have enlarged ret.ed their
ana filed II with fine assortment ef Fresh Famliy
Groceries and Prov iSIon>. which thew will sell
low similar articles De hal N this market
al the Ser Pstroas hesto ed them
respectfully solicit continuance Of the
Jvly 20 1854 Stiff
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FOR SALE.

THE Richmond Wooden Fsetory svsrie.Y Of vas'ns
i and Richmond, sal table Tor rcssdeneee
AID business es..ei.hneats also. Dwelling Houses sns
-ots Business Houses Lets and Yarns For Par;ie.
slAss inaa ire Of OLIVER bo iLkk,
Real Estate and Geasrai Agent.
No - Main street, I'd toor east Of Citizsns Baak
Augg II 3Su
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Fresh Teas.

received invoice - sapsf
Teas sns vzfrsn's
equal brssxs 70 isis
branch Of basisess
eonedelsly those to fond Of sspser ars,sss
hin eAil d n hAAne~0
IA. 1854
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Wholesale Depot at J. & c. REAkrHrs, No 81 Pearl
street, Cincinnati
Or. W. FORSHA. Drug Store north side OF Fifth
hree doors east of Smith Cincinnati o.
For sale by Druggists generally in Richmond.
July 7, 1851. 29-u
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HUNTER Il ARTIN,
Manufacturers Of Superior Butcher and .Stoe
H,aises, RICHN O.ND, IND,
u EEP of their superior Butcher and Shoe
N Knives for sale wholesale retail. the Hardware
Store of j. B. bridge, Main Merchants and
others ire invited to call and examine them.
E9S- All orders addressed l. n Martin sill be prompt
ly attended to.
Richmond. November "a, ls54 49fts
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L. q. MCCULLOUGH,

y-HOLESALF and Eetai dealer in Drugs. Medicines and
w Chemicals Dye Wggls and Dye otuhs, Obs, Paint.
and Painters articles,
XHrniShPS,
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The Stock Of the Season.
IA SON VAN

n
RArEFUL liberal which has hereto
foreb him. his sincere his
for their lie woxid also in
thh public that he has
decidedly the and best stock Of Goods he has brought
N sell at that NOT be beat. lie
decided bargains TO all who favor him
general, and
Cloths Sarie
gcntemen Of the latest styles ES stock Or
Ladies, Dress Goods.
Consists of Silks Lawns. Bereges and Serese DeLainss Cling
hams, Prints, &c. His stock OF
PLAIN GOODS
q
In Trimmings Nutiens, he
STRAW GOODS, Boots ard
worthy of
stock IF ths
body to call and examine for themselves
knds Of ConniIy Produce purchased at the hi CHEST
price
FL.5XSEED-ue has iars of White and Brown
Yaxseed to loan to farmers contract
WoOL-A the the undersigned will he in the
Nsel Which he will
ossihle price. JASON NAM.
18th Q. 1854 i6Sf
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IVW " TUT WHf IT
CAUTION,

Or Morse's Invigorans Cordial has been counterfeit
ed by unprine ipled persons
future ali genuine Cordial will have the proprietor
pasted cork each bottle and the o
10 ing words blown in the glass
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E>rssA Peaches, Tomatoes. Cherries. Csrrants,
and otaez Fruit. pat up in just received by
Nov. - E. II. CITIZENS.
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RAILROAD OMNIBUS

4 Nd LIV E K ST A B L Z.
WV. r. SPINNING. grateful n
for pact patronage respectfully informs IN
lL6X-A| The public that he has made consdera CA1
&c PREPARED
tire satisfaction % customers
~ oilers others part the
try may desired with comfortable vehicles good horses
careful drivers.
Tr His OMNIBUS will any part city for AL
residences
Orders ieft the stable vess
end of Main street, will he promptly attended,
attention and ressonasie charges
respectfully requests finance OF ratron.es
October =, Is5f az
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To our Patrons.

the solicitation Of numerous citizens. have conclu-
n ed continue the Auction and Commission Business,
the old stand, Siaan House We will liberal cash
advances assignments for ton private Sal All
kinds door sales ATTENDED with Promptness.
10 Regular sales Saturday afternoon and evening
FARQtHA & ARNOLD.
NJ -. 1854. Soft
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SAINGL ES .--asehiEe- eIt and shaved, POPLAR, Ash
aa.naf and oaS SAnsies Of superior quality sale
ELLIOTT & C0ALE-
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Painting Brushes,

Window Glass AMI Putty. Glassware, Perfum
fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
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METALLIC BURIAL CASES.

TIVE subscriber hev;Hg Hla'ic arrangements VIII '"
Davis Co.cf Cincinnati, 70 keep constantly On nan
! -. IL
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"HEREAS. We have AZ present 20 stand shave OF
w lo per State Stock paper. .aa pr efer
70 have the benefit OF this bang
hrokers. wl for the present allow purehA-
10 per cent prensm for ali par funds The under
sansd having the utmost confidence that the
psPsr Of Free Banks wl be slt atey good Tor
present take ths paper Of ali the OK BANKS TIA;
broken an IL! sell tis Goods for
than they be bought Gold in the city Riehead
r. JACKSON,
1900 M opposite the Peoples B.nk.
December 80, 1854 Aft
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a. Lots Pearl street. near main. Ans
81: lot Pearl. above Spring street. arc
The xe.liE ho4ses Isasany AN-
viii he sold fair rates Apply % '" y .M.i
Nay 81. i6j4- A. ". aEephSHAA1'
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-04-25

U- Some hypercritical old bachelor may sa
here is no poetry in the following reported effu
ion of young mother" She sings over he
rst born, in baby language true poetry:
BABY POETRY.
Where is the baby? Bess its heart
Where is muzza's darling boy?
Does it hold its little hands apart, 3
The dearest, bessed toy?
And so it does, and will its title chin
Grow just as fat as butter? tr, r.,
And will it poke its title fingers in
It's tunnih little mouth, and mutter
Nicey, wicey words,
just like little yaller birds?
And SO it will !; and SO it may, 'e
No matter what its pappy, nanny say,
And does it wink its title eyeses,
When it's mad and ups and crises?
And does it squall like chick-a-dees ''"
AT everything it sees
Well it does. Why not, pray?
Ain'tit muzza's darln' every day?
Oh I! what's the matter oh my oh my!
What makes my sweetest chicken ky?
Oh nasty, ugly pin, to pick it,
It's muzza's darling little kicket
There! There! she throw it in
The fire, the kuel, wicked pin,
There hush my honey, go to seep,
Rocked in a kadle Of a deep. '"
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Whenever we hear it remarked, such lady
has married fortune,' we always tremble for
her prosperity Riches left to children by veal
thy parents often turn out curse instead of a
blessing. Young women remember this, and
instead of sounding the purse of your lovers,
and examining the cut of their coat, look into
their habits and hearts. Mark if they have
trades and can depend on themselves see if
they have minds which will lead them to look
above butterfly existence. Talk not of the
beautiful white skin and soft delicate hand-the
splendid form and the fine appearance of the
young gentlemen. Let not these considerations
throng your thoughts.
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ASHES FOR THE CURCULIo.-As much is be-
ing said in your columns about the curculio, |
will give you some of my experience in regard
to their depredations, and the remedy. | have
a large number of plum trees on my lot, and !
have never failed of having good crop of plums
since commenced putting ashes around my
trees. Icame in possession of some trees last
spring, which had never yielded good healthy
plum till this season, when l took and hoed the
top of the ground away from the roots of the
trees. l then put layer of chip manure, and
then layer of ashes around each tree, and the
result was good crop of nice plums, and l will
not hesitate to say that tree served in this way
will bear. Mich. Farmer.
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.
BUTTER--Not one pound in i've of the but
ter sold in market is fit for human food. But
ter makers should remember these few short
rules oI4 so .s.
The newer and sweeter the cream, the sweet
er and higher favored will be the butter.
The air must be fresh and pure in the room or
cellar where the milk is set.
The cream should not remain on the milk over
thrty-slX hours. iI,- Hu 1u
Keep the cream in polls, or stone pots, into
which put spoonful of salt at the beginning,
then stir the cream light /, y morning and
evening, this will prsvetenS sGisn jesn moulding or
souring. ,,. ... up',ata,.too.I eui .i
Churn as often as once week, and as much
oftener as circumstances will permit, .sal9
Upon churning, add the cream upon all the
milk in the dairy.
Use nearly an ounce of salt to pound of but
ter.
Work the butter over twice to free il from
the buttermilk and brines, before Jumping and
packing. .., o.,.s.3 aa
Be sure that it is entirely free from every par
ticle Of buttermik, or coagulated milk, and it
will keep sweet as long as desired.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1855-04-25

A writer in an agricultural paper says the
best mode of catching feas, is to boil quart
of tar until it becomes quite thin remove the
clothing, and before the tar gets cold, take o
fiat brush and spread thin coating all over the
body and limbs While the tar is soft the feas
will become entangled in its tenacious folds and
soon render themselves entirely helpless, in fact,
it will form a smooth, hard surface, ihpervious
to their bite. 1t should be applied every four
hours. ' 800