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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-13

NEVER SAY DYE to pert on whose hair has be.
come gray prematurely, unless You sure of advs
ing the use of something which will remedy the mat
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, at
best, but temporary affair and the shade produced
Is any thing but that with which nature adorns the
human hair. The "IsiMrAsLr HAIR CoLomse and
Restorative Of c. Icmstreet L Co., does not act as
dye it stimulates the natural secretions at the roots
OF the hair, by giving life and to the small
vessels which secrete the natural cooring and thus
gives them new life and strength 1t does stain the
skin and may be used as freely as water and with as
much safety. The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits, afording agreeable hair wash
and is an excellent substitute for oil or pomatum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
1t entirely different from any thing now in use for
the hair.
The color of the hair when restored is exactly the
shade ii was before it turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending its use not only curious but
easily observed. As the bulbs at the roots of each
hair are affected by the remedial agents the com
mencement of the change may be noticed; the bulbs
grow dark, and in short time the hair from the
roots outward begins TO turn in shade, and 80 con
tinues to do until the desired change effected and
the hair possesses the glossy appearance aud shade of
youth This may seem strange, but 'fmore strange
than true The article has been extensively initial
and persons should be particular to purchase of my
agents. The genuine has the signature Of the late
hm and the present proprietor the top of
bottle. We HAGAN.
Surviving partner, and successor 10 G. Heimstreet
Co, sole proprietor, Troy, New York. For sale by
:. HEiMSTREET, Union Block.
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NOTICE


/ ; hereby given that in conformity to chapter Is
Of the Code Of Iowa. approved 18th February, 1851
70 authorize Corporations for pecuniary profit a
company has been formed under the name of the
"kEokuK GAS LIoHr AND CoKg CosPAsY."
It's princ pal place of transactng business is the
city of keokuk, Lee Couniy, and State Of Iowa
The &c neral nature of the business be
is the erection purchase and maintenance Of
works in, adjacent TO- the city Of keokuk for the
nanufactu and sale Of q as Coke, Tar dc and the
IN ining aud sale If coal,
The capital stock of the corporation is One HIM
bred Thousand Dollars, (which may at any time be
increased by such may b. necessary to ac-
oomplish the objects of the company be paid such
ans at such times the directors NAV pre-
scribe.
The said corporation was organized on the 2Gth day
of Decem Der, A ID, 1853, and will continue for the
term Of twenty years, renewable from time to time
for periods Of twenty years each, according the
statute aforesaid.
The officers of the company consist Of board OF
three directors which may at any time b. increased
30 any number not exeeeding niae bo be- elect
ed annuslly, ON the third Wednesday Of January A
President, Treasurer, Secretary and such subordi
nate ofeers, agents and antk an the board may
from time 10 time appoint.
The highest amount of indie btedness or liability 10
which he corporation is at any time to subject
itself, is not to exceed two thirds VI its capital
stock.
The private property of the stockholders to be ex
empt from the paymentof the corpornte debts.
The following named persons constitute the fnt
board Of
William Herrick Edward kilboune,
Charles B. Foote
EDWARD kILB0URNE, Pres.
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st. To his M -ket, Feb. 8.

Hog hacking ,-oes on with 40 ne briskness. Pack
ers have no idea when the season ". ciose
FLOUR-Few buyers in market T1sf oner ~
for city superfne- Holders ask 81 So
GRAIN-Wheat 81 S5al so; Corn 45ca4sc; 'ats
4oa43c; Rye soc; Barley 81 25a$l so; Bran soc.
WHISKY-sales a.. 26c cash, city delivery at
Springfield, &c per gallon.
WHITE BEANS Sales at $2a$2 IS for good to
prime.
PROVISIONS Mess Pork, $l4; prime Lard, &C.
NO transactions in Bulk Meats.
GROCERIES, No demand and stocks light sale
Of 100 bags G. ,fec at l2c
HoGs-An good hogs will bring s. IS per 100
pounds,
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Carpets Il Oil Cloths

AVE just received the largest and most varied
J. stock of Carpets and Oil Cloths ever brought to
Iowa.
This stock comprises one hundred different styles,
and having been bought before the adv ance,
will sell them at present wholesale eastern pri-
We would respectfully invite those who are fur
nishing their houses, TO an examination of these
Carpets and Oil Cloths, feeling satisfied that The
qualities, styles, and prices, such they
not fail to please all who may favor US with q call
August 10, 1855. dGwtf
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Ct cinn att Market, Feb. 1.

PROVE iIONS--The market opened buoyantly
and sales ,ere made of 200 bbls Mess Pork at SIS;
700 do at ii 4 go, and 50 bills prime Lard at Sic.
Thu foreign news completely unsettled the trade,
and the only transaction heard OF on Change was
so bbls No | Lard nj 4c.
HOdS-The re are ray few Hogs in market, and
there only two or three houses cutting. We
heard of no sal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-13

CT They had an enthusiastic Kansas
meeting at Burlington on Monday evening
The Hasokeye says it was the largest and
most enthusiastic meeting ever held in Bur-
hngton. Gov. Grimes presided, and it was
voted TO raise $4,000.
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Orr FOR CHicAoo.--Our old friend Funk
houser, whom every body hereabouts knows
very well, is going up 10 Chicago to help
song the business of the world in the pro-
dace, commission, and forwarding line. Sue
cess TO him.
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VALEsrisx's DAY.-The day when lovers feel
specially privileged say all sorts OF sentimental
things, and the qui1zicai and fun-ioyng to perpe-
trate all sorts of epis,oary jokes, is at hand and
II Is rumored that the queer old saint ezpects that
the day set apart to has honor should be particularly
observed this leap year, j. r. Cave Son have pro
vded themselves with all things likely 10 be called
for on the occasion
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-02-13

- Seventeen tons of soul nture have bee u
brought from Nneveh to Boston, by Mr..
Henry Stevens, the American Antiquarian,
for his own nccount.
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Chicago Market, Feb. 8.

Chicago Market, Feb. s.
FL0uR-$5 % to . %. Rye do ST.
WHEkT-$l 25ai 80 for spring, 81 35al IS for
winter
CoRS-40 to Coo % som
RYE-Nominal at 95c to ST.
BARLEY-$1 3OaI "a
sEEDS-Timothy 81 25a2 S71, clover Sc SO.
HOGs-Dressed, IS ia to s. 37i.
pRoVISIoNs-Mess Pork, city nominal At
ia 5oal5, beef, new mess, $l3 lard nomi nal at 9
aloe for No /.
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To the Stockholders OF the ksok X /,
WI. Pleasant Muscatine II. ~. Co.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in accords nee with
IN the conditions OF the subscription 70, the LIST
Division Of said road the seventh ms aim ent Of 81
per cent will be due and payable March 4ih 1850, Al
the banking house Of Charles Parsons Treasui err Ke.
okus, or to the undersigned, General Agent.
]. X. H0hNISlT,
General Agent X. Mt. y. 4 M. r. H.. Co.
Feb 9, l856.--td d4w
Ikookuk Times aud Mt. Pleasant Observer co by 4
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-
Sept. Z, ls55.-d4w
A MES sHoVEI-s,--A large stock Ito arrive for
\ sale low by ; w IL. TUCKER.
w ASKING MACHINES The celebrated Float.
w ing knuckels Washing Machine. for sale by
3 ". Ii. TUCKER.
GHoT GUNS,-A lot Of double barrelled shot guns;
~ some fine, for sale low by
TiKCuLAR SAWs-An sizes of the ST. Louis
5. " H. TUCKER.
MANDRELs for Circular Saws for sale by
W S. ". & Ii. TUCKER.
GHovELs AID ToNGs.-The different qualities
- of Iron, Brass and Steel, for sale by
s. W 4 H. TUCKER.
Dicks AND MATToCKS.-A supply of German
L steel and east steel pointed picks and Mattocks
also, stone picks and sledges, for sale by
5. W. 4 II. TUCKER.
GRAIN SCOOPS Iron and steel For sale low
- by S. ". 4 II. TUCKER.
4 XES! AXES Hunts Collins Simmons. Lip
stock for sale low b. s. W. d IL. TUCKER.
DLATFoRM Scales, from 7oOibs and upwards. Of
L Fairbanks pattern, with and without levers for
sale by = w. ii. TUCKER.
STANTON cAnY. JesEs. G. X PECK
CADX. JONES PECK,
SlGN of the Anvil. importers and
~ dealers in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware, !
Gallery Guns, Pistols, Sash Glass &C. MAN street
hstween sth aud 9th, keokuk, Iowa Opposite Me
ehanics Block. ian4d
BUILDERS hardware locks, latche-. b. lts loose
- and fast butts. screws, &c. A full ass orsment
ana latest styles at CADY, JONES PICKS
jan5d
GREENFIELD Tool Co. IS planes a superior arti-
- Gle, at the sign OF the BIG ANVIL.
jan5d
4
~ fuel, worthy the attention of every housewife
nj CADf, JONES PECk'S.
NADEd Butcher genuine raaors also supe
nor article Of razor straps at the sign Of the
lan3d BIG ANVIL.
RAkBERs Shears, gents pocket scissors, ladies
- scissors, shears and trimmers, American manu-
iacture, and warranted at
jan5d CADY, JONES PECK's.
AKIN door rollers, the best article in use for hang
ing barn and carriage house doors at the sign Of
the BIG ANVIL.
jan5d
| GOLD Box, and parkers bench vices, iron and
i ~ wood bench screws, at
jan5d CADY, JONES d PECK'S.
/ DOUGLAS water rams. pumps, ga yanized we'll
jan5d BIG ANVIL.
nX, coil, binding, trace, halter dog and jack
H ~ chains at CADY, JONES PECk'S.
Jan9d
(NOfFEE Roasters, corn peppers, enameicd Kettles
~ and sauce paf;, brass kettles, house furnishing
articles If every description at the sign Of the
ian5d BIG ANVIL.
I DAINT Varnish, sash, horse cloth, hair, tooth,
i i white wash and other brushes, Of New York
| Manufacture at CADY, JONES PECK =.
jan5d
/ ItuALk, whiting, glue, sand and emery paper, at
| ~ the sign Of the BIG ANVIL.
jan5d
4 I.NkENIH lined ware, something new, 70 which
4 the attention II huusekeepers Il requested. ut
iaa5d CADY, JONES PECk y.
e.. uRERTOP
/ II EEpS stock of Family Groceries, variety Of
4 IN Toys and All assortment II Musical Instru-
nents, for sae on Main Street, between Second and
Third. msr %, 1883.
/ LNIvE HUNDRED bbla winter apples for sale at
| Il deai4 HUSTON, HAWKINS HUBl0h'b.
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'COMSTOCK & BROS.
STOVES
Timers Stock.

G0oo lbs oval and round Copper Bottoms from to
10 inches
1000 bdls. Sheet Iron from No. liz to ~.
1000 packages Plymouth kyets, iron and tin a.
from on. TO IL lbs.
500 boxes Tin plate,
900 bundles Iron wire from No. 10 No. IL.
90 gross Tea kettle breasts and eoversfrom % 70
III iDches.i
so gross Pressed tin bottoms from 70 inch.
40 do do seo!loped and plain dinner plates
30 do Stove ornaments assorted.
20 do Oval Tea pot Breast and Covers.
I5S do Assorted tin d
20 d. Iron tea kettle ears
rs do do do do burs.
100 do Pressed tin pot covers.
40 do of No. i 2, and pcuter knobs.
100 feet Brass Wire Cloth;
Bent spouts assorted sizes e
Perforated tin sheets;
Copper Rivets and Burs
Bucket Handles;
Malets expressly for tinners' uso
Stove Backing III papers or by the key.
IDMATD RPnTHERC
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SUNDRIES.

SUGAR Kettles from s to 40 gallons Ovens and
~ Lads odd Lids skiilets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding ard
Rice Moulds scolloped and plain Cake Pans; Tea
Fin ware and Stove Pipe. House sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best manner.
C0MSToCk BROTHERS.
r n DOE pair assorted Shovel Is and Tonss for sale
~ at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 COMSTOCK BROTHERS.
4 yLtE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms of the
~ Excelsior Stove Store.
oct 10 COMsTOCK 4 BROTHERS.
LyNAMELED Preserve Kettles ut the Sale Rooms
IL IF the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 C0MSTOCK BROTHERS.
( NOAL Holds at the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ Franklin Coal Stove
octl0 CoMsToCK 4 BROTHERS
I0nn LBS. of Bailed Brnss Kettles for sale low
wv at Sale Rooms of the Home Parlor Stoves
Oct 10 CoMST0CkA BROTHERS
A LARGE assortment of britannia ware for sale
"A lower than any other house he city at the Sale
Room of the Commercial Purlor Stoves.
oct 10 C0MsT0CK BROTHERS.
A FINE stock Of HouseKeepers goods, such as cof-
n fee mills, bastlng spoons, egg whips, iron skim
mers, SKINNER ladies' meat forks table spoons hash
and steak dishes patent and box graters spice boxes
&c, DC, for sale at the Sale Rooms of the popular
Self Regulating Air Tight Stove.
octl0 C0MsTOCK BROTHERS
100 PAIR Of Timers solder Coppcrs on hand at
lUU the Sale Rooms Of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating Stoves.
octl6 CoMSTOcK BROTHERS.
A HEAVY supply Of Brass, Japanned and plain
"a Candle Sricks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Bun ner which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 C0MoTOCk 4 BROTHERS.
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INCORPORATION NOTICE.

INCORPORATION NOTICE..
NOTICE is hereby given that Corporation has
~ been organized, the corporate name Of which 10
The Lawrence Coal Company" It's principal place
of transactine business II the city of keokuk the
Stale Of lows. Its principal business is to deal in
the mining and selling of coal and in the purchase
and sale of coal lands and such other bus
DC properly connected Herewith. The amount Of
capita tock is placed at Three Hundred thousand
dollars 10 b. paid in at the discretionary calls Of the
Board of Directors. The corporation commenced its
existence the l.t day Of January, A. D. 1886, and
continues for twenty years, subject accord
ing to the provisions Of the Cole of Iowa Its at
fairs be conducted by Board of Five Directors
who 10 be elected annually the ednesdny ext
after the first day Of January Of each year and who
elect President, secretary, Treasurer and such other
officers and agents as necessary. The highest
amount of Indebtedness which the corporation may
incur is One Hundred Thousand dollars. Private
property exempt from the corporate debts.
Directors Name.
f. X. Ford T.. IL. Harrison,
VIM. Leighton, A. Wolcott,
SAINT. +. Miller.
OTHER CoRpoRAruRs. ohm K Allen, c. II Perry,
D. w. Ford, Guy Wells, no. W. Rankin, Jno. W.
Cleghorn.
Officers.
d w Ford. Treasurer 4. r. Ford. President.
Jas G. PARROT, Secretary.
ianT AwddN Times and Post copy.
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BELOW ANY COMPETITOR.

Those wishing this kind Of work will save money
BY sending their orders the office OF the Gate City
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Short Credits and Short Prices

Short Credits and Short Pr1ceE
NNEinvite the attention of buyers toour extern
w sive and varied assortment Of
New Goods,
Selected and imported for our Spring Sales.
Our stock is divided into Three Departments-de-
voting one door eaeh-enabing to give more at
tention to- and better assortment of ,ach class Of
goods than b. found in any house doing general
business. The following are among the articles to
which We devote special attention
Housefurni shing Department.
LACE MUSLIN CUR TABLE PIANO COW
TAINs, ERs,
SATIN DAMAsKs, wATERED MoREENs,
SATIN DE LANES, OIL FURNITURE
IMPERIAL DAMAsks, cHINTZ'S,
W0RSTED " QUILTsd COUNTER
COTTON PANES,
CORNICES, TASSELS, BLANKETS,
DC. TOILET COVERINGS,
DIMITIEs, &c.
Linen Goods Department..
LINEN SHEETINGs TOWELS ToWELING,
PILLOW CASE LINENS, DIAPERS CRASH,
TABLE CLOTHS, LONG LAWNS,
TABLE DAMASks, BIRDS EYE DIAPERS,
NAPKINS DOYLIES, dc.
STAIR LINENS,
And every variety Of SHIFTING, COAT & PANT
LINENS.
Hosiery Department..
MEMS HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
WOMEN'S HOSIERY ANDGL0NES,
CHILDREN 3 HOSIERY dGLONES,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS. &c
We ask nm inspection of stock by none but
= ,sH and approved SIX MONTHS buyers-to such we
e. crest inducements
GuillOu. Anderson a. Co.
NJ lI7 Market ST. below 4th, Phlladelp ha.
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FARMERS OF IOWA, ILLINOIS AND
MISSOURI.

a =
MISSOURI.
RI nOO bushels of Flax seed wanted -
OU,UUU Having made extensive ar i'll
engagements for the manufacture of Lnseed ml
Oil in the city of keokuk, we wish to con-
trno for the above amount Of seed and wish TO have
il understood that there will be permanent market
for an unlimited amonn, delivered here at any time
after the first of August next and that the highest
market price in cash will be paid by
l.. X. BISSELL d co.
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BOOTS md SHOES AT COST.
WYE would res, ectfully inform the public, that
w on account Of change IN our hrm, we have
from this day commence to sell our stock of East
arm yos ., cost and win coutinue TO do until the
first Of March, 1856 -
oDEiL MATLESS.
n B.-Mr. Odell being about to retire from Inc
bns;nass nil persons indebted to him or the above
firm will please call and settle Immediately
iap24dxwtmchi
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.. g.. POTTS, M. -.
hFFERS to the citizens of keokuk his services rs
~ HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
and Accouchcr.
Persons at distance Who wish TO avail themselves
Of the advantages of this popular system Of cure,
obtain good boarding in the city while under
treatment, may consult by letter.
0fee No. 5 Burke's Gallery. Sd steet, hatwe n
Main and Blondeau feb4dbm
REMEMBER st. yALENTINE'>
DAY.
ItOMIC ami Sent mental Valentines, most beaatt-
~ ful aud ehaste designs.
Valentine writers and fancy note papers ana en-
velopea suitable for the occasion.
fsbad CAvEAsON.
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The subscribers, proprie-
tors of the Empire Stove
Works, st. Louis, beg
leave to inform Stove
Dealers in Iowa that they
have established q branch
of their house in h eokuk
where they will keep con
stantly on hand a large
and well assorted stock
Of
Gn0kin1 A HeHfe
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u llLDERS hardware locks, latches b. ts loose
l. and fast butts. screws, &c full ass orsmen,
and latest styles at CADY JONES A pEf,K'S
lau5d
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{ vi AkCoAL Heater Sad irons a great saving in
~ fuel, worthy the attention of every housewife,
ut CADf, JONES PECk'S
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

For holesaiing. which will he sold Easter prices
Phose in want OF fine Goods are particularly requs-
ted TO cal as Tam enabled To sell them cheaper than
thew can buy East. Having hOug II from the ImpOr-
ters and only for EGS every one Can easily under
that the above is fictitious idle talk hut that
I am really enabled TO sell cheaper than any other
bouse m the CITY, Call therefore, early. at
ALEX. HEYMANS
May g, IS 3m l37 Main ST., Wheeling.
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2Ao11Ge.eRtr' S To!ann.

-~~--O-O~O~O~>~~~~~-~~0~---
FORWARDING --Cueemoe's
may be .orw rGel sune weeks, simplr by
planting them in the open soii' p.ac;n:
aroupd them. when up, fouf bricks laid ih'-
wavs. and laying over them pane OF glass.
The glass may be removed during the day.
.ni replaced al night. The bricks "ii re-
tain portion Of The heat absorbed caring
the day tine. aud this, ec'iag in favorable
CONJUNCTION with the exclus on Of The nigh'
cir, will tend powerfully 10 accelerate The
development. and produce vigorous aciion
ofthe 5. stem through it. Melons, squash
q nj other zines Of a similar DESCRIPTION
n.a be advanced by the tsme very siTPie
and economical process. Broken glass from
the shops. which vi lcos' noihIng, or al
most, a ueera. wilan wef !or this Pur-
poe as wei as new, aad WHILST ioryears
Watering frequently and c'Pion$iy u the
we. h .r be dry, with soap sues or diluted
u,,ne. =. stirnulant, will be found singular;y
sdvant geous. Gypsum and Pulverlzed char
coal should be frequently FPrlnkiea over Inc
v.nes as soon rs they are up.
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MANTTLLAS AND TALMAS.

Both Silk and Lace; particularly the Chantilly Man
tiIIa (Lace.y and Appieyne Manieis, (Si!k.) En-
broidcred and lswer grades ManiiIIas. an enormous
stock, which am determined 10 ''cui down" even
heiow cost.
P.RAsoLs large assortment. and all prices:
Hosiery GLovEs.-Very coed White Cotton Hose
et 6! cents per pair.
SILK POCKET & observation-disclosures; STOCKS
Linen pocket handkcrehieis etc etc. la Ige assort.
mcnt.
EMBRoIDERIEs-An extensive variety of all kinds of
Sleeves, Chemise:tes, Collars, worked Band. etc.
DoNEsTIcs.--Five cases of fast colored CaIicoes
from q! cents 10 cents. TIE cent goods is equal
To anv Il; cent Caiicoes.
GIYGuAHs- complete assortment of Domestics
Lancaster, Manchester and French.
MUsLIss. lheached) Pillow tCaEe Muslin and
Sheetings. all widths and prices.
MusLISs 5-th and j-iiis, unbles chcd OF very good
make, and cheap.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05

uow TO MAKE Coon BUTrEE.-1f The
followinr suggestions will have tie effect o.
iuoro,in ina the but rer.maknE o! one family
slore, it is WORTH of publication. We copy
from he Nelc Esg'ond Farmer:
!. Milk shouid never he Sc for butter IN
a dark damp ceilar-as is the case with but
ter-makers in this section-as the cream IL
thereby mou ded before it has had time to
ri,e, which gives the bu ter rn'u dy taste
Q. The milk houId no; be allowed TO sci
100 Iong before being skinned, which gives
it checsy taste.
The cream ,hould not be KEEP, too long
be,ore it is churned a. Il gives il the taste
OF the her we. and also d sour taste.
4. The bu <;e should never be washed in
water. because il taxes away that delicious
aroma so essential to good butter.
s. T. should never ne taken in persons
warm hands, as the heat melts. cer'aiI
pcr,ion of Tie globules. which gives 1t al
oily tasie, and makes ii become rancid very
SOON.
6. The mix should &c set in clear tin oT
ear,hca BANS, in a dry. open. airy and shadi
pl.ce. abuye ground, il p''ssiJle, although
cellar may be 40 built and ventilated as to
answer The puupase. l. should never set
over twentv-four hours in WARM weather,
and for dairy o! three COWS or over: the
cream should be cburucd every morning, and
never he kept over forly-eight hours in warm
weather; in cold weather it may he kept
lcpcer. /. should always be about the same
heat that the milk is when drawn from the
cow. and chu-ned steadily. AMI | have nevt T
known il to fail Of coming eadlly; 1--WE Use
a CYLINDER chcrn) il is then taken from the
rhurn with wooden butter ladie, into a
wooden tray, which ms BEEN well seaided
and cooled in pure cold water; the salt Is
then vcrked in sikh the ladle to suit the
taste, wnich is easily dose with little Prac'
tiee. ard The ba;tcrmIk we'll worked cut; II
is then set away in 8 cool place for aboui
twenty-four hours, when 1t is we'll worked
ove- aoain, as long as milk OF pickle Can he
worked cut. Butter made in this Nay, anc
rut down in stone pots. and kept from the al
will keep good for a long time.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05
BONNETS BONNET RIBBONS
100 Silk Bonnets

OF all colors and grades, and the very newest
styles :and 500 Straw BOnneis all descriptions
such as-I thorn. English Straw, etc. Also several
grades of Neapotan Bonnets very cheap. Just re-
ceived per Express 1908 pieces of the very richest
Bonnet Ribbons 10 suit the season.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-06-05
11ALSEY'S
EGaEST WINE, g. GUM-c0ATED
FCkEST FILLS.
The most extraordinary discovery in the
World,
100000
BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY,

BOTTLES & BOXES SOLD ANNUALf,
Ard T,,ou-,od. of Lives saved from Pr EAATURE
GaAVE n. This discovery
Tes,im onais ofthe most uneIcepi ionabIe charac-
Ter are ortnuslly pouring from every part Of the
Country, bearing iHess 10 The unraEaiiehed ecsey
d! ihe.e Medicines
The folio Wing show The rTInher OF casrs cured as
Ger ,ed 10 hv letters and other testmon ais received
n ,,n an n,-t- of the Union and British Colonies.
from the la Of Jxnaary. le52 10 January LIST. 1883,