New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-24

S,.;o each skinner full well and spwsd tho crunos
of utter on zinc plates I'm cold weather WOODEN 'aos
viii do instead). In very warm Seau'e' VIC ~.
plates .bou be set on ice water WINE the eluso'
spread out thiny place the butter ID Tie middle OF
milk room. open all the windows, and cureot OF ar
passing II will evspOrate all the moisture 10
wesl.r If ih. room Is suit ably ventilated oao
should be taken not 20 have any other moisture al 40
room like water on th, hpr or wet dairy furniture IN
the room. When the batter - perfectly NY, pa -
down immediately; e' there BE- 40 more WORKING 2s -
han necessary {" pack It solid IN jar or tuo ius
VIII secure uubrOkCn the crystals OF butter ARD us
original favor. As IS can ascertain there VIII
not exceed ounce of salt ten poun Is Of butter
by TIE process of brine sslhpg As general thing,
IN making tor hospitals. equity invalds and sick per-
sons, The sailing process should be tilted soge,hef.
Butter made IN This lwnhox, salt sealed IN cans
ais and placed in atmosphere CHAMBER OF BIN
oxide Of nitrogen, | believe, vil keep any PRACTICAL
uun.b,r OF years.
~ nave also Sn improved hu,tar-tub which hoped
~ be able to present. e. you but sickness hss prevented
me this year. II i huttertnb itarB.d in halves,
opepnc IN ,he middle Ike match box circular ten
on made Of ordL ary oorous wooi kiin-dried, ;hen
placed III on archambSr and at'er exhaust ne the All,
hi, e solution oi stone. which by atmospheric pres
me will p,utirate the pores OF the wood, which be-
comes rttrif,c and coated with stone, without In
the weight If the package over 70 per cent.
Tn rub vii be fright snd possess al tne luahhess
astone At. ~ M" w ao"N
with other persons one OF the mo-; important desf-
sr,ta Of The age will haze been achieved, since Is
estimated n al farmers suffer average loss ct h's
c.rts a pound upon all butter made IN the United
States in Consequence Of not fe'lug 1t OF mix aud
water which are the sole csus Of is rancidity, ana
am sur- that Consumers viii hail Mr. Mlnhor ~ one
of the boLofacturs Of tie age. The Commhtee' wns
are al practical good Judges, speak OF the discovery
IN hilb terms The new prccs of manufacturing
bu.ter-tu5s : also worthy of consideration.
EFyycrs OF DyTP PLowING.-About year ago We
Published communication from Mr.. &. r.. WNing,
describing the plowing-mach of the westeherter
Agricultural Fair at White Plains, IN which he re-
ceved the third premium there being only three COM
peti,ors) for blowing rapidly than and twice ~
deeply as the others.
The result ofthat work as waspredeted at the time,
wa. greatly superior the shallow culture OF the moro
successful plowmen as viii be seen by the following
statement signed by the President Of the Society aud
by two members of the Executive Committee. We
commend It's perusal to those who still believe that hvd
inches is sufficient depth for blowing. ia.
present the Flowing Trial OF the Society o Asrs
culture and Horticulture Of We.ehestsr County last FALL and
Fan xanred the crop Corn the land and found
that lich believed the plot powed BY M w.
aec'aeu' 'e''e' '"-" A' HENRY WOOD
4 MOTT UNDERliILI.
u1u, pLaiq, Sent a. 1856 JAMES ARMSTRONG.