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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

D vA-NoTICEIn taking charge Of the above establish.
mort would respectfully Solicit continuance Of tine
patrons of the HOTEL and my frich>s ask them
and My table shall be spread with all
a,sacc Of the The servants all attentive The
shall have the best attention thrt
will that the ladies who patropss Hotel
shall every wish gra6ed and all ask share Of busI
The house furnished in the best style and Is To-
rated quiet part of the city My Omnibus viii always he
the different depos attend them to
and fro. JOSEPH l.. CAHRINGToE,
iy 30.dScts Proprietcr.k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKs.-Pnynn A.
~ CHRISTIAN have received the following new works
stray Leaves the Book Mature by Nj sehoe Dc We're
of the University al Nrtinia;
Home Is iiomc;
The Summer Land by Child of the SUM
Walfors Roest by Washington Irving;
Docsttcls
History OF the American Party
The Adventures OF taggi jabi
Female life among the Mormons;
l7iouls md Sunshine in the life eta Village Pastor;
Isora's Child;
Eolopoesis American Rejected Addresses;
Warkna. Adventures tho Mosquito Shore, by s. A.
Baird,
Whale, Funr" stair:
Journey o Central Africa by Bayard laylor
The Land of Satacen, by Bayard Taylor;
Cvrl.a, " the antnor u the iulas
The NcpP Pastoral, by r. Buchanan Read:
Art MISUNDERSTANDING Sculpture, Painting, DC, by j. j.
Jarvis;
Woman Mission;
pspy's Diary and Correspondence. New edition.
Lyrics from the Vile, Wide void;
Posters First Principal of Chemistry;
Elements Of Geology, by Gray and Adams tnoy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

crops 6e-ilaving disposed OF my farm In bedford,
OH the un Ridge nrnpke road miles North West of Lynch
burg, viii sch at public auction, on TUESDAY, the Ath day
of December the premises " tHr the fair day
thereafter 10 well broken MULES yor Of OXEN 10 head
Of CATTLE tsame of them fine Mich CowsD about 100
head cf faed and stock HOGS. the WAHoSS, CARTS and
PLANTATION TOOLS of every description; tho crop OF
Cora and large quantity of blade aud top Fodder
shack and Straw aHo about 10000 poun of Tobacco The
produce of o present crop from grounds portion Of 1t
fine.
On the following day will BE- sod the highest bidder
fifty valuable SLAVES consisting Of boys and
girls the Of them young and very likely; and sold Tor
fsuh 9Thaievcr
TEMs SAIrFor all sums Of $40 and under cash for
that twelve months dit purchasers Civ
bond with security ntercst from tho
day of sale Sis per discount Will be made for cash
the purchases entitled credit Sale II o'clock
A. NJ ~ l.raa dec CLAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
NYas IAN \. A. q a.S, u =. " 4. ss
y SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, at

Yes - ~ 81 ~ ~ HAN,v e.sons :, 80
ho sale and retail in variety and STYLE at low "A
cash prices calling NONLAN'S sign of the Ea EAS,
gle "a, Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va, wher. -
viii per He has just returned from tho Nor
horn Manufacturers and Importers with the largest and
fashionable assortment of Watches Jewcry Silver
Fancy Goods offered in this State Would be better
for call and examine lis nsanihccd Stick and
least 20 ~ he buys all his Goods and sell
them much less than the regular for the quality
Goods You also have your Watches and Jewery
paired in the best and at short notice and always
the newest and most fashionable Goods in exchange
money.
Remember the place. Sign of the Eagle, No. a. Sycamore
street, Petersburg, Va THOMAS NOWIAE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28
uAHE AUTUMN sAEEa. 1893.
uoSDSDs STEVENSON a. WEpDELTi IMgoRTE

1900. srEvEsseN I WEbDEL1l. rs.oRiHns
We are now prepared to exhibit to the merchants Virginia
and North Carolina large ind commanding stock Of Foreign
Having pureAased largely Heavy wooens early June,
we offer Goods at such prices cannot fail 10 commsna
VIII remain in New York during the
in attendance tho Auction Sales and forwarding thing
navel as may horoeeieed by the weekly steamers
Merchants who are compelled by competition buy
lowest market rates. will find styles and prices such rs
VIII enable them to compete successfully with those who pur
sep locaaw,s STEVENSON wEDDELL
nDGMsvb ssUANO, "a" BRAND, received
by RoWLETT a HARDY.
XNyATT's CEU.ERRATED CUFF 4 Bsase
w PLoWsFor one two three and four horses Tor sale
~ 2s.s Sole Agents Petersburg, Va.
N1ONTGOMEKIE's CELEBRATED FAN
WI MILLs-The best in use, having been awarded hTst
Virginia and Maryland, sold Mt factory prices ~
iy 2sts Sole Agents, Petersburg Va.
NPRnNG TRADE, ls33.-lseo. n. Joncs 4
- co. phosaie D,aseisfs etersbafg Virginia have re
and oer Tor sale an assortment embracing all articles this
suited the of Country Merchants, druggists,
Obtaining their supplies Importers
only they prepared furnish these goods as low
regular Jobbns house g Orders receive prompt and
fnl attention. mar Its
SEXMOUH's BROAD CAST GHAsN AND
- GUANo sOwER-we confidently recommend this MA
clne Having but little machinery, ii is durable
and easily kept in order and regularly qnantys
Grain Guano desired Frank kuhin, Esq, Editor Of til
Sonth,ra Planter, thus comments on it
AVE perfectly convinced of its value In efficient
Ing capacity cheapn,ss durability and simplicity Of
do hesitate recommend to the public
thing which 1t is known do not often venture upon
hose works the machine with pereect ease II
breadth of feet fast horse can walk, ard
carrying bushels time does require many stop
pages necessary by who seeds by hand The
seeding is entirely independent Of the wind and was done
well during very high winds which most
time during cam because the Seed d. yered
close the ground We not only recommend the machine
therefore farmer but thu to buy It, not on
Mr. Seymour account who is aothinr to us but their own
1IOS BRANCH q SONS,
Sen Sole Agents far tsffrsfnrRA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

guN1g ASKING; MACHINES n Whcnt Fans
u IL s W1ITTEMoRE & BRO. are manufacturing at
their works the Basin yer, superior THRAS1iING MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved and ready
nh orders short notice and reasonable terms.
wanting superior Machines depend getting
application by addressing through the
Post Office
Also all kinds repairing done notice and
enable
We NJ agents the sale of OBED tsSEY'S CELEBnA
TFDPa mt REAPER MOVER, at the manufacturers
price. -
wishing obtain Of the above articles will do
we'll 70 send n their orders early possible.
The reaper be examined at Works.
NAV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

intend 10 sell. auction the 2th Of November
farm, in Bedford TWENTY NEGROES, consisting al mon
women boys and ghl Part viii he ro or cash aid part
six mouths credit.
Also, at the same time and place, rome BeEF CATTLE
MICH COW - OMEN, and one or two HORSES.
Terms Will he made known the day Of le
id1aH &e1awt.lth M1GAJAlI DAVIS, JR,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

n AND WARRANTS, LAND WARRANTS.
no. FOR kANSAS.-The undersigned having had fire.
nent notifications locate Warrants and having at this time
lorate intends, between the 10Th Noven
December visit the States Of Illinois WIS
consn Iowa Missouri and the Territories of Minnesota
Kansas and Nebraska for the purpose Of locating Land War
rts ON md personally inspected He will have the advice
and who familiar with the country and
who have about - 900 of As good farming land
,n h., fannd IN the Their land locker is
>,,ntr in felt Is and thorough in his eSplnra
NY argos Fr Iocainr Land Warrants including all Land
tjHir. fees md b. ,,Hs,s, rs follows:
locating w
To persons sending liberal deduction
from the above prices will be made.
LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Pnbic, and dealer in Land Warrants,
auz 2ldscts Lynchburg, Va.
Iichulnnh Examiner and Wig COPY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-28

n 0Mp rg.AsIEH.-225u tons Lump ilssi.I land
l. ing from Schooner Tioga, from PASSPORT, for sale by
A. =. LEE on tia Dock,
lHIs RInhInond Va
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

Strange idea, many VIII THINK,
that farming should be ranked among
the professions The so-callcd pro-
fessons are estimated in an inverse
ratio TO their real merits. Hence the
idea is tostered, in the minds of the
young men. that he sureroad to
wealth. greatness, honor and renOwn
lies in the professions. y few names
that have risen higher in the chariot
of fame, are ever before their minds
producing an exaggerated impression
in relation to their importance. The
sad failure OF thousands not succeed
in" in the professions is entirely over
looked: as we'll rs the fact that they
are not AZ well qualified to contend
with the stern realities ofli1n and en-
dure the hardships and trials incident
to a life OF activity.
Young ladies foster the same i'm
preston by rejecting the hands Of
toll, that are laying sure tounda-
ton for future comfort and compe-
fence; and give preference to the
dandy, the flop, and the individual
whose study and action is mere cX-
terror show and deception. Since it
has become common to advertise for
congenial minds, intelligent females
advertise for farmers or mechanics,
will aware that their labor adds to
tho general interest ofthc community.
Since light is beaming forth from so
many sources, the non-producing
classes, which have iormely absorbed
the avails of the producing classes
are being looked upon, by the intel
ligent, as the mere drones of society.
Among tAe producing classes the
farmer ranks highest, because the az
ricultural products are the basis of
our existence. National wealth in
crcascs or declines in proportion to
its agricultural productions, Science
has accomplished much for the agri-
culturist in the last ten or twelve
years in developing his recources.
The number of we'll sustained agri-
cultural publications. with the nu-
merous State AMI County Fairs, md
cate tina tlere is a better day coming.
There is no business which offers
more and honorable rewards to the
Intelligent and cnterprising young
man than agriculture.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
production of Broom corn.

In the Mohawk valley, New \ FORK,
vast quantities Of this crop are annu-
ally OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, OHIO,
and Connecticut are the next larger
producers of it. Its origin, as a
cultivated plant in this country Is
attributed 10 DR.. Franklin. 1t is Il
native ofIndia-Franklin saw an im-
ported whisk Of corn in the possess
lon of a lady in Philadelphia, and
while examining it as a curiosity,
found n seed, which he planted, and
from this small beginning arose tbs
valuable product of industry i'll the
United States. In the same manner
England and America are indebi-
ed for the weeping willow, to the
poet Pope, who finding Il green stick
in a basket of figs sent to INN as q
present from Turkey, stuck 1t IN his
garden at Twickenham, and thence
propagated this beautiful tree.
Broomcoin is Of a different genus
from Indian corn. They will not
mix. In the Mohawk flats the vast
cultivators of it SOW with Il drill rs
early in the spring as the ground viii
admit, in rows, three and half feet
apart.-It is only hoed in the row
to remove the weeds near the plants
and the plants; the harrow and cu!.
tivator are then RIM through to keel
down the weeds, and n small double
monlded plow is run shallow between
the rows. 1t is not left to ripen bat
cut green. 1t is not Topped til
ready to cut. One set of hands goes
forward and lobor bends the tops on
one side: another follows and cuts
them OF when bent a third gathers
them in carts or wagons. At the
factory they are sorted over and
put into punches, each bunch Of
brush of equal length. The seed
is then taken off by Il sort OF hatchel,
worked by six horses. 1t is then
spread thin to dry on racks in a
building for the purpose. In about
week it can be packed away close
". The brooms are made in win
ter. about 10000 dozen to each Toe
acres of land. TIE stalks are left
upon the ground to be p'owed in the
next spring. For the handles pc
cular lathe, turned by horse power,
is used. which manufactures them
with great rapidity.-Farmers Com
panion.
The production of broomcorn is
conluc ed on an eXten,ive seal i'll
middle Illinois, particularly i'll the
county Of Schuyler, where thousands
.ofacres are annually grown.-l'room-
corn and brooms are tamiliarly known
in that region as ''Schuyler County
Currency" A few years ago the
manufacture Of brooms gave employ
ment to large number Of hands in
that county. but we believe Of late
wears il has been found more profit
able TO sell the brush than to manu-
facturc it, though the latter business
has not wholly been given up.-ln
favorable seasons the crop is very
prolific one, but when the summer
months are hot and dry it does not
prove so good an investment How
ever. take one season with another.
the business is profitable throughout
the State.-In this market the price
of the brush is varied from $50 to
$40 per ton. 1t will always pay
70 gov il for those figures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

Also 10 vnrl'iir- OF Bengal or CHM roses, 10
vanetIes Norsitie roses, wuh tea roses hybrid
and Bourbon roses moss roses. hardy Tosrs, elm.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
WINTER Fewer 10 Lease.

THE undersigned offer great Inducements TO
i capitalists aud manufacturers as they nave de-
cidedly the bestwatrrpoweri IN the state ,hayingo
ver25lcet head and i-ll aud ,ltLniedin Dayton. 4
micsabove Ottawa aud drawn from the Fox river
Feeder which is keptin repaHby thcstate, without
any cosrio the undersigned. They have water to
tense Tor term % earssuihcicGt to drive 90 run OF
4. feet burrs, and willsasron very liberia terms
any good, responsible company
This IL rare clianceiorm.n oicapin who ma y
wish, 90 into the manufacturing cuisines The To-
caiionis very healthy and admirably situated as II
il on a nayigablr feeder within miles ofthe con.
rrnplaled Rock lsIand--rail road. and the head OF
sreamboa igaon Northumberland ad =
dress DAYTON .mny3i Jopv GRyGs & Sons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
1854 Fall Campaign! 1854
j. w, MILLS,

Corner of Main & LaSal!e stsr Opposite the Bank
HAS JUS, opened large and elegant assort-
mrnt OF dry goOds groceries. boots and
shoes, and cFock.ry to which he would respect.
fully invite the attention OF purchasers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Tar Sd,c Notice.

NJ OTllE is hereby gwen, 10 all whom it may
" concern, that AZ "A sale OF lands aud town
lois Tor the tIy-s and costs due thereon Tor the
year 1852, nj hr door Of Il court house IN Qua
wa. La Sale county. Illinois, by til, treasurer OF
said county, on the 1871, day Of June, 1853. the
-.l--.s.ber puroh,sed he lollnWiug uacts OF land,
situated IN SAID La Sale county, nni that the
tine ol red,m p,'on on the same will expire IN TWO
,, 'Jgm III. .ay Ct said sal
A. ISsesSe"to D,ssripiion Ser T Il
10 Joshua Gushing, swq d mrq u SO /
John Ny.ic, in eh OF nwI - 80 |
So !. Sheppard, EN- OF swq 30 81 !
Also, that at said sale on the same day, John
II. MURPHY purchased the swq of tho neg OF sec
81, town 33 n, OF r T., IN la Sale county
containing 40 acres aud assessed to estate Of
John Myers, deed, the celi iiicale OF which has
been duly assign-d o me and tina, the time oi
redemption on The same will expire in two years
from the uav OF said sale.
February 2i-3w' JOHS VI. BRACEscv.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Gun Maker,

dnd dealer in aH KINDS Of Sportsmens articles,
One door s'uth Of the Union House, Columbus
Street, Ottana, H.,
X EEPS onstanliy onh1nd general assor,me Mt
IA oi English and German double aud single
towing pieces, boys guns. go I'd variety, NIL OF
which were bought for cash, aud selected from
lnTgr invoices, with great ms TO their general
workmanship and finish, and can be sold at better
bargains than have been heretofor had in this
market.
Gentlemen wishing guns for themselves or boys
and not being good Judges ofth- article will find it
IN objecito call on the subscribers where they can
dependupon what Is told them and be sure OF get
ting n good safe gun, as we deal with none but the
regular gun dealers, and have none OF the cheap
cas-, iron stuff with which the country is flooded
Rifles, made from Reming'on's celebrated cast
shetland IRON barrels, are warranted TO be equnlto
any mad, N th. state or elsewhere both in shoot
ing qualities and workmanship. The subscribers
have rseveral years been engaged in the manu-
iacure OF the celebrated increased twist rifles and
have awaited themselves OF all the latest improve
mcnts az regards the inside finish and sighting
we iat-r ourselves that n inspection Of the work
made nj our establishments. is all that is wanted to
satisfy gentlemen of the truth ofthe above state
iaent.
Powder, superior article kept, suitable for tar.
get practice Ort0ng ranges.
Key htting done bycompetent hands and in a
workmanlike manner.
All work done by him is warranted
Ottawa .)ec2. 1889. ~ =. BRrNKER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

The three very desirable AMI slightly lots, op.
/ poslie the Residence at Judge Cstun.
Also, lots !, =, and 3, IN block ~, states addi-
tiOn iUr sale on very favorable terms.
Also" the iarin. late the properly Of John
Byrnrs, drcrased, situated miles east Of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres 100 under fence
ana m cultivation asmlIl orchard, and a new
and well built dw. Hing hnus-, &c The place is
one OF the most de,rah- tor any one ,erking
permanent home near town, II can he mace all
that one cat wish Terms easy. Also.
$50 Acres of Oh ice sell cted Prairie Land
Stultrd ~ the town OF Bruce. on which Is % ca.
ted lIaupoucy mound.
Also, lGJacrrs IN the same town. few miles
from New Michigan wil5 J G.. NATrIsGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
E,to,, ofBrHey ReynoRs. decd

DUBLlC nodte II hereby gwen, that the un-
drrsgn"d. aGm,uisiratrS upon The estate of
Barney Reynolds, dee, asrd, will attend the
county courr OF la Sale county, at a term there
Of 10 be- hrd at Ol'awa, IN said la Sale county
aud state Of Illinois, on the lst Monday in Api
4 y 1855, at VIII en- time aud place II prrso s
having any cam against SAID estate, are reques
ted To present the same 10 said cO,rt tor adjust.
m-ut 40 MARY REY vuLDs, administrator.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
NGtiCe .

T>HE subscriber Is now prepared to deliver
flour free Of charge. TO all purchasers with
in the city limits this side of,he H. river Orders
NAV be left either at the mill or at Messrs Red
dick & ilurlbuts store, where q slate will be
found for that purpose.
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal rates.
Terms invariably cash luilO JAMES KELLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Es,ate Of CAarran O.manson. deeH.

IH-TIt 2 'HHI7"" V9"fH""0Hi "t1 "'
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that the IN
dcrsigned, administrator of The estate OF
tharran Osmanso, decd, will attend the com
II cuuriOi La Sale county, AT al erm thereof TO
be holden at Ottawa in said La Sale county
md state o Illinois. on the Sd Monday in March
neat. when and where ali persons having claims
against laid estate are hereby requested to PEE
sent the same 10 said court Tor adjustment
February 3-6v. OLE ASDREwsnV, admir-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
AGiicdlICt Willis.

HAVING leased the above mill, for term OF
] ! years, and put the same IN perfect condition,
| am again pr.paredto resume custom grinding.
and havin. competent and reliable Miilers, hope.
as heretofore, TO give general satacton.
a superior article of Flour, constantly on
hand, either at the Mill, or al Messrs. Redd.ck &
Hurlbuts Store. lu22-iy JAMES KELLER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Ottawa Furniture Depot
CAIY NpAIGN 1884

TN f subscriber would respectfully say 10 his old
i customers, aud citizens generally, that he has
still, further enlarg.dhis warerooms, and increased
his stock with a greater variety OF articles. Tie
hopes :, III Ia give that satisfaction to his cuso-
mrls, which six years steadily increasing busi-
ness tironing all cOmpeiitionl makes him feel he
has gwen, and that the depo, is the place TO get
rood articles aud cheap too.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Lstote Of Catherine Gol,ien, dec'd.

ID TBLIC notice Is hereby given, that the un-
l dersicned, administrator upon the estate of
Cathanur Golden, deceased, will attend the
go. court Of La Sale co, NJ term thereof TO be
held a Ottawa III SAID La Sal, cou ity and state
at Il mos, on the 1T. Monday IN iprll. 4 ID.
1855 at which me aud place all persons having
any clnin against said estate are requested TO pre-
sent the same 10 aid court for adjustment.
ITO DAVE l.. lloUGH, administrator
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10

Undertaking nsususl, shail receive his par,icu-
lar attention. Ready made collins. OF nll sizes
and styles. from flsk's metallic cases. to plain
walnut cotns-a full supply alwnyson hand, a nd
those coming from distance need never i-nr dis.
rates.
Good walnut and cherry lumber Il inch stuff
always wanIrd % PETIR RUSSELL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
Look out for Fire

AZ u are agent tor the
w Hmn lnsuranc. CO, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford "
Northwestern" Oswego, n. Y.
the old and responsible companies, having stood
the test OF many years and are prepared 40 'surc
rnr proper, OF our friends and neighbors agoins
loss By ire, on tair terms GEo. S. FISHER.
Inland rnarue risks taken in the .Etna. ap2J
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
WEDWON wATER POWER.

" Oref NIlTV HUn u Mono
5 offered Tor sale, with 223 acres Of land si,ua-
] ted miles north OF Oitawa on Fox river, and
wh-fcIti.eaprclrd the railroad will cross the RI.
yer. The powrrcan he easily and permanently
IN rovrd, aud the location Is very favorable for
bu. ing Mp a manufacturing town, and for the
ere, ion oi machinery. Address
A, usi27 ] G.. NArrisGFR, Ouawn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-03-10
EXCELSIOR FAMILY STARCH,

WARRANTED.
rilEAPER and superior to any other starch,
Oior family purposes, being entirely free from
ell specks. TIN, article may b. used with the ut
most confidence, IA preparing the finest mDStiAs
and linens. The ingrrdirnIs with whlci tins
starch Is ma de- renders wholly unnecessary the
use oi starch polish, Or -prrm1cst, asi prOdu
ces ine polish wilhou, cumming mp or inlunnC
the fabric. which h, inevitably the case from the
constant use OF oily matter.
h,.~ct,o1. r., as~. --1dkr TNUEtnITfs NJ The
quantity generally used OF other kinds, dissolve IN
cold water, Their pour IN boiling water. stirring
guickly--hoIla lew minutes. For -, ie by
August &c. = W CHEr,fE