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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-12-26
Purity the Rlood!1

NJ Ofat's Life Pills s. PhDnix Bitters.
FREE FROM ALL MINERAL, POIs0Ns.
TINlIE great popularity which Moffat's Life
l. Pills and Phoenix Bitters have attained, in
consequence Of tho extraordinary cures Effected
by their uso, renders it unnecessary for tho pro-
prictors to enterinto particular analysis their
medical virtues or properties. Having boon
more than twenty years before tho public, and
having tho united testimony of moro than threo
millions of persons who have, boon restored to
tho enjoyment of perfect health by them, II is
believed that their reputation as tho best yege-
table medicine now before tho public, admits Of
no dispute. In almost every city and Yillageih
the United States there arc many who are rca-
dy to testify to their efficacy in removing dis
case, and giving to the VIII SIC system renewed
vigor and health. .E v9v-'Hs q ~
lii the cases of Scrofula, Ulcers, scurvy or
EruPtions of tho skin, tho operation of the Life
N is truly astonishing, qftcn removing
in fow days, every vestige Of these loathsomo
Diseases, BY their purifying cfTocts on tho blood.
Fever and Aguo,, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles, and
curative proper tics. No family should DO with
out thom, as by their timely uso much suffering
and expense may be saved. Prepared by William
B. Mottat, n: p, New York and for sale BY
Va. -, =, - ,lY =
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CHAxaE OF Foop FOR Ar1mA1s.-Ths

CHANGE OF FooD FOR AN1MALs.-The
kind Of food for animals should be chang
ed frequently. A horse long kept on
shorts will be effected by fever in his
legs and feet, producing result similar
to founder. Shorts, corn meal or cob
weal. should never be given except with
cut hay or straw. This will require them
to eat slower. and the food is better pre-
pared for digestion. If given alone, it
ferments rapidly in the stomach, produces
a general fever, Injuries the digestive pow
ers. and finally produces a stiffness
throughout the limbs. When these results
are discovered. the remedy is a change Of
food. Continued feeding on oats alone.
will produce the same results as shorts or
meal. and founder is caused by it as by
feeding and drinking when theahorse is
warm. If necessity compels a person to
feed horse on shorts, corn meal, cob
meal. supply Of salt should be added to
prevent fermentation in the stomach.
Western AgricultWrist.
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COOKING WITHOUT F1RE.-A patent has
been recently granted to Mr.. Albro, OF
Bury hamplain, N. j.. for a culinary con-
trivance for cooking without FIRE. The
required caloric is generated by the en-
ployment of lime and water. Between
these two substances there is strong chem
ical affinity, aud when they are brought
in contact in the proper proportions,
they unite with such rapidity and energy
rs to develope an intense heat. No de-
composition takes place. and, therefore,
no gas escapes thus heat is produced
without combustion. The inventor turns
this phenomenon into highly useful pur-
pose in the present improvement. Du-
ring an experiment made in our Office. the
other day, with one Of these contrivances
we cooked a slice OF ham, stewed dish
of apples, baked some other apples, and
boiled quantity Of water, all at once, at
consumption Of perhaps quarter Of u
cents worth OF lime. The inventor makes
several of different sizes the largest docs
not exceed lsdy's bandbox. Among
them is dinner pail pattern, SO arrang-
ed. that the mechanic, WHEN noon time
arrives. has only to pour half pint or so
of water into the pail. in order to cook q
warm dinner. The lime and edibles are,
OF course. arranged at home.-Farm
Journal.
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aEMisceuaneous.zsg
AtfemtiOm GentIeInen 7!

DosENTHAB & BRO call the attention Of
& the citizens OF harrisburg and vicinity ITO
their nav q lothfng Store.1wlich they opened
Wednesday, the 2sd of October:
= Having purchased the goods in the Eastern Oh
ties .or cash,we viii be able e sell At the lowest
compete with an v Similar business. Our clothes
arc: made in tho most fashionable manner, and
at the same time arc very durable.
Our Stock consists of every variety OF Mems
and Bows Clothing; sneh as Overcoats, Talmas,
Lord Raglan, Sack and Frock Goats, of different
materials; Dress Goats, Cassimore and Casslnes
BUSINESS Goats, Gum Goats. aPantaloons and
Vests in all styles. Also, CENTS Furnishing
Goods; such as Shirts, Handkerchief, Drawers,
Gloves. etc. 1t would take too much space 70
name all the different articles. We invite every
one to give call at Rosenthal's, between IS-
wins Storeand Smiths Tin Shop, before pHr'
CiarRsburg, va. Oct. Gath, ls56.-9m.
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First Arrival!
BY the N. w. va. Railroad

BY the N. w. Va. Railroad
John IRWIN is now receiving a large and
q choice assortment Of
Fall and Winter Goods.
which cannot fail to please the mos. fasttdfOus
taste.
His stock Of ladies dress goods embrace some
Of the post choice aud beautiful styles and pat
lie has also a large lot OF caIieoss. brown and
bleached Muslins. Table Linen, Sc.
GentIemsn's Boots Shoes, Caters, Hats, add
Caps.
a nice stock OF Ladies' Kid, lasting and Nor
rocco Shoes, Misses and ChiIdren's Shoes and
lasting Caters. French worked collars and
mourning Goods Of almost every description,
A large assortment Of ladies' gloves and mits,
and gentleInen's gloves.
A choice assortment OF Queonsware.
Groceries of all kinds, including Fish, Salt,
Coffee Sugar, MOlasseS, Rice, sc, ssasT
Having the advantage Of the reduced freights
by railroad, he can afford 10 sell at much lower
prices than merchants In this country have here
tofore been ableto do. fs i.~' oe3
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WuckhannOn Hotel.

TINE undersigned having purchased the we'll
j known house recently occupied by Mrs.
Cooper, and permanently located himself in the
town of Buokhanpcn, is now prepared
to entertain visitors and travellers in style I'M
surpassed in Western Virginia.
His house is large and comfortable, is pleasant
ly located noar the Court-housc, and hns all the
conveniencos for keeping q frst-class hotel.
His TABLE will be supplied with tho best the
country can afford.
Every attention will be paid to ronder nll who
may favor him with their patronage, comfortn-
bio and happy. L. d. LORENTZ,
Proprietor.
N. Bills STABLE will be in the charge of 80
Dor, attentive hostIerS. L. D. l..
80 March Tth, 1S56.-1y
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Weston blouse,

WESTON, Lewis county, Virginiu, formerly
E. Wilkinson.
The proprietor boys leave to inform the trav-
CLING public, that he is prepared to give tho
weary traveller pleasant retreat.
His table is furnished with tho best tho mar
kct affords, his bar is supplied with choice Ii
Quors-with an attentive and accommodating Bar
keeper. The attention of the house is prompt
and ready to give my guest hearty reception.
l ask my friends of Harrison, Gilmcr and
Lewis, and the travelling public generally, to
give mo call, and will try my best to make
my house their homo. JOS. E. WILKINSON.
WESTON. Aug. LIST, 1S55-1y.
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Medicines.
"A REAL PAIN KILLER.
BarreIEss Indian Iinimenf !.

iF1TUE BFSTtRFMEDYF EVER DISCOV Erred.
rs e, 70 eject the most ci,re
For nj Is yere an external aud many
where m siifiterral plicafion IS required. tho
country is cha lsngsd to produce better article
~ er,tl, no res es.
Gan Sc 5prodneeSi BY thousands 81 testinoiiials
in tile hands of Agents through hort the country.
1t operates upon the system IN D powerful and
ieFeetnaI Inanner,yet with the greatest safety.
From the name Of It's compost ton, 1t ren6tfatAs
speedily relaxing ontfacteds Cords, restoring
the Use Of Limbs long paralyzed, restoring the
Use Of Musclesw hich have long lost their action,
from various causes. For Affections of the
Lungs. Weakness of the sides, Breast, or Back.
Liver Complaints, Enlargement Of the Spleen,
&c.. great cures have been Effected by applying
tho INDIAN IMMINENT external W with q
few drops taken ON lump Of agar Internally.
For long standing Colds and Coughs, and sore
ness 6csompa ylng such Affect ions, It has no
equal. Billions QholieS Cramp in tho Bowels
aud Stomach, Cholera Morbus, &c., an effeetuaf
and safe remedy Price 25.etS J, or 5 bottles 81 !!
81 y Asfss 70 NJ. ssS-s3 hit@ FsyEf .
as-tgFq' -! EoE- IA etns ~ ~ a,,ses
II cures IhnaInaSory ana Un5op!o hhenIii:if-
!sia s95e s.as ans
Z; t sE Raes ps o. Ssps,
N !he race, ssale sheepi, nii-
plans, Ioothaehe, Sting, Of Insects, BUNS,
LSsST w, eHh
N Ens 1Siss ana LIMBS gene
raly, ,Esfy3s1Pelas;s heaoaene, diseases OF the
spine, NC. - 49,. t,-...
For Horses. 80
1t cannot be surpassed for Sprains, Calls,
o hates and Scratches, Strains of the Shoulder,
Stiles, Cracked Heels, Ring-Worms, sweeny,
and is sure cure for the Bolts. ~ asfs q
The most severe cases of Cholic In Horses and
Cattle, have been cured by the Indian Imminent.
It is a well known fact that the Indians pos
sessed n knowledge of tho medical virtues ! OF
Plants entirely unknown to the white man. A
knowledge of these plants, so important to man
kind. woIId have remained forever secret With
tho ind;ona had 4 NOT hecn tint M;Ss;oSor;as
veI;" n1,onas tbe,n have heconos
St 81 ,o,aIiaS a,,J tbo;r M 3 ~ s
' 7. 49, 4t u Az
EILN T1MTAtN.T fo,,,5 ',t
- a.: ~ ~
Sto RPETTSs lin ;+h NJ
Dill ). Iii ~ VIII
I,ssJ S and nnno , I' ns1 III
ussu ~ many iaii Los, anu nons WilI t'nEe YES
Io SheAI MTiu tGt os s DC
70 nl o, 10y matS,ns i9t siS-
Tug LL u Ie% anu y a,, cures er-
Trv it once Von Wine vii nev SrI Iegret IT,
noVeF oe "lIhouG ~ III tle houso' ~ Sase OF asct
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Deut,s Hotel.

hotel, situated on the south side Of Pike,
street, in about the centre of Clarksburg, re-
spectfully invites his old friends and the public
Generally, 10 give him call. His aim is to keep
quiet and orderly house and afford to his guests
the comforts of a home.
His table will be supplied with all the market
affords.
best liquors.
He has extensive stabling connected with the
house for the accommodation of drovers and
others. as...,.. .... r..
Every attention will be paid to all who may
favor him with call.
N. DENT
ie On Prdprietor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TTlHE undersigned would respectfully announce
i to tho public, that he has leased the house
known us tho Northwestern Hotol," situated in
Clarksburg, Va. The house and furniture are
now undergoing general course of repairs, which
pleasant houses in tho country. Tho rooms arc
large, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
of the house is now open, and public patronGg
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to rendcri hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, conscntcd and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarksburg, Juno LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number of borders can
accommodated with rooms. ie7 ~
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New Goods !!

WIN. JOHNSON & co. have Just received,
w and are now opening at Bridgeport, tho
largest stock of Goods ovor brought to tho coun
ty, and will keep constantly on hand every
kind ofGoods usually kept in Town or Country
Stores.
Tho Farmers of Harrison, Lewis, Upshur, Bar
hour and Taylor counties, arc requested to call
and get their fall supplies on telms US low as at
any other store in the country. A full supply of
Salt, Iron, Nails, Castings, Crates, and every
thing farmers usually want, always on hand.
The N. w. Va. Railroad Company having os
tablishcd Depot at Bridgeport for tho rccep-
ton and forwarding goods, &c. VIM johnson
& Co., solicit from Merchants and others por-
ton of their custom. Every effort will DO rnado
to give satisfaction to those consignin2 goods
to their care.
Our present cash prices for tho loading articles
oftrHde, arc Us follows:
g. A.SALT, full sacks, 225
KANAWIA SALT, per blu. 62A
SUGAR per hundred pounds, 1l@H
G. Retail, l2G115
SSSSfE1EE 1I53.,r 12H@l4
BROWN MUSLIN, 96i0
We do not permit any one to sell lower than
VIC do.
Tho highest market price will be given fog all
kinds ofproduce in exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots of wheat TO sell for
cash will do vol to call here before selling. We
keep posted Us to the Baltimore prices.
Tho conveniences at this depot for forwarding
cattle, hogs, &c., arc superior to any in tho
country: Pasture, hay or grain ean always DO
obtained upon fair forms.
October 10th, 1S56.-Iy.
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REMOVAL!

r F. CRIss would most respectfully in
LIE form his old friends and customers that he
has removed His store from KinchIoe,s corner to
w. P. COTS brick building on Turnpike street.
He has just received and is now opening one of
the largest, best, and cheapest stock Of Goods
that base been in this place. All who have
got money TO spend and produce to exchange,
bring 1t along and they shall have goods ueTy
cheap Ioct25 II
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N. w. Va. Railroad.

- E7YNQA THIS ROAD, ha
E4sE.-=g==sZ E-SsszssEsss wing boon put in OPP
eratiou through to Clarksburg, will carry freight
to and from that place, Bridgeport, Pennington
and Webster, at the same rates as arc charged
upon the Bait. &. Ohio Railroad, for u like dis
lance. All freight consigned to other places than
Piedmont, Cumberland, Martinsburg, Harper's
Ferry, Baltimore, Moundsville or Wheeling,
must be paid for the whole distance at Grafton,
and for the above named stations, the freight
must be paid to Grafton only. SIT
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LandOn' Academy,
MILITARY INSTITUTE

| RBANA, Frederick Co., Md. Landou is sit
~ uated inOns of the mOst beautiful. heaIthy
retired yet accessible parts ofour country. It Is
distant miles from the Evansville Depot of the
b. q O. r. &. Whilst it is easy of access, it is re-
moved moved from the temptations incident to pubic
OF the branches taught In the best Academies of
our country. Tho Military feature, whilst i NJ
tords healthy and improving exercise, does not
lars containing full particulars, may be had mon
application to the Principal. IA : =
Refer 70 B. Despard, Esq. and udga Camden
OF Clarksburg, who have sons at Landou. = =
J. r. JONES, q =.
Urbana, Frederick CosRty, Nd.
October slst, 1s5s.-Sm
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AFFLICTED ReadV

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE. Es-
L t4blished twenty-five years ago by DR..
RIINELiN, corner Of Third and Union Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. Twenty two years. expert
enco has rendered DR.. X. a most successful prac
titioncr in tho cure of all discusses of d private
nature manhood's debility, as an impedi ment
TO marriage; nervous sexual intirmities, di sea-
scs of the skin, and those arising from abuse of
mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
to manhood aud which if not reformed in due
timo, not only bcgets serious obstacles to matri .
moniNl happiness, but gives rise to q series of
Pr9tracted, insidious, and devastating affections.
practice are aware of tho consequences, until
they find tho nervous system shattered. feel
strange and unaceountablO sensations, and vague
fears INT IN fhS MING SEQ pages ~ 2S 49, of DR.,
Tho unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble
is unable to labor with accustomed vigor, or to
apply his mind to study, his step is tardy and
weak ne Is dull, IrrcSoluto and engages oven
IN his sports with loss energy than usual
If no emanci pate himself before tho practico
has done it's worst, and enter matrimony HE
marriage is unfruitful, and his sense tells him
that this is caused by his early follies These
arc considerations which should awaken the az
tcnuon of oil who are similarly situated
Remember, he who places himself under Dr.
Kinelins treatment, may reigiously oonfde in
his honor as gentleman, and rely upon the az
surance, that the secrets Of Dr. Il natents viii
never DO Disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one, who. from
sdu sation and responsibility can certainly be-
DIR. Knkelin's residence has been for tho las.
twenty years ut the N. w. Corner of Third and
Union Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at distance can have INV stain,
their eexPlicity, together with all their symp
toms, per letter, enclosing remittance) Dr.. KS
lhedlclne' appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the United States
and packed secure IRON damage or curl osity by
mail or express. y
READ! YOUTH AID MANHOOD!
a Vt9OrO q LEs or Premature Death, Kiakelin
on -PreseroatiOn--- OaLy IS cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps, will
ensure copy per return of mail.
Gratis! Gratis! GratiS!---A Free Gin to AL
Misery Relieved.
= Natures Guide" new and valuable work,
inli Of valuable advice and Impressive warning,
aaike calculated to prevent years of misery, and
save thousands of lives, is distributed without
charge, and f9rwarded by mail 70 any post Office
N the United States, on receiving an order en-
cl0slnS TWO postage stamps. En1 ly
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Virginia OteI.

DY H. A. BARRON, PHILLIPPI, Va.---
ID The proprietor hus re-opened his house
for tho accommodation of tho public, and re-
Epectfuly::solcits share of patronage. His ho-
tel has just been enlarged and fitted up in good
style, and he viii squire no pains To contribute to
the comfort and convenience of those who IN ay
blvor him with their custom.
u There is attached to the house good sta
BILE attended by careful and trusty hostlers.
October 4th, lS5l,-lY
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Livery Stable.

1T> The subscriber is pre-
6Ap pared to accommodate the EEN
public with Horses, Vehicles, &c, 22
upon the most reasonable terms. Stable on
Pike street about half way between Walkers and
Dents Hotels, Clarksburg.
Horses taken on livery at reasonable rates.
Horses at all times for sale.
a Hack is regularly run from Clarksburg TO
Fetterman.
November 18th, 1ss5.-ly 1N'
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Waeon nranlnfactorr.. s. 3.

a. - The sabse5i - wond annolnee
EsfTsf~t 20 the citizens u Harfisonl and %
~ - joining eonhties that ne has re-
turned 70 Clsrk8burg, With ;laFge lot 81 season.
cd timber, And Is prepared 20 do sll work in his
line Of Gusinessi such - making neP waeons,Or
cargiages N sther best style, II ektand cordial
inYjtstion 70 my Old niends And enstp fneFS 70
give me . caIl and they shall have tho best In
The shop. Having had eonaideEAbie experieneo
~ ths basfness, II hope ~ giving n All my carr
and attention, 70 merit : share 81 public patron
- ! hayetwoneHtHo-bof se Hsgcnso On hand and
- 49, = JEFRERsoE FETcHKR.
Nay Ssk. Isss.-a Sea
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HENS AND EaGs.-For several years
past have spent few weeks of the lat
ter part of August on the Kennebec river,
in Maine. The lady with whom 1 have
stopped is highly accomplished and in
telligent housewife. She supports a
"hennery." and from her derive my in
formation in this matter. She told me
that for many years she had been in the
habit OF administering to her hens, with
their common food, al the rate of tea
spoonful of cayenne pepper. each alter
nate day. to dozen Of her fowls. Last
season, when was with her, each morn>
ing she brought in from 19 to 16 egg, hav-
ing but sixteen hens in all. She again
and again experimental in the matter, by
emitting to feed with the cayenne for two
or three days. The consequence invari-
aoiy was that her product fell off
10 i've or six per day. The same effect
OF using the cayenneis produced in win
Ter as we'll as in summer.-Bostoa Iraa-
script.
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I3aYIY KeYs & Son,

W9EPEsALEE GR9 &c soS,S CONFUSION RtS sIss
Baltimore, Md, will give their attention to tho
selling of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind Of country produce which may BIO co nsigned
to their carc and by leave VIC rotor to the follow
". Harrison, Beui. Wilson, Chas. Lewis,
j. D. Wilson, Burton Despard, Clarksburg.
J. NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Minter Bailey,
Caleb Boggoss, VIM. E. arnold, RI: McCGn-
]. j. Winter, VIM. c. Fitzhugh, g. w. San
ddsky, Mcssrs. W. johnson Sc Co. Elias Lawson
NJ. If. johnson, L. D. Johnson, G. Il. A.
Kunst, ]. E. Sharpos, Abraham Smith, John
Burdett, Pruntytown.
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Fcttcrman House.

pY d. Z. DELAY, has undergone a thorough
ID renovation, and boon fitted up in u good
style. The subscriber hopes to give general So
tisfaction to tho public.
HIS TABLE will DO supplied with all tho
delicncies of tho season, and attentive winters.
Ills STABLE is ut all times supplied with tho
best of proVendcr, and truSty hoStlors.
Thankful to generous community for past
fnvors, he hopes 10 mort continuance Of tho
same. d. L. DELAY.
June 90, 4s56.-1y
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aorltultIirdl nun 8qulestit.
,i.f,,od of Curine prize HAMS

M.f,,od of Curing Prize Hams.
Tho hams sof Maryland and Virginia
have long enjoyed wide celebrity; A1s
the last exhibition Of the Maryland STATE
Agricultural Society, four premiums were
.1ssied for hams. The following are
.hs recipes by which the hams were cur
All. 5EHassss 'Ss '@'s'
%T e Hamilton's Resipe.-First Pre-.
,,oiiltn 70 every 100 lbs Of pork add
Ibs. Of G., a. Salt. E ezs. OF sa"peter'
efb ..,of brown sugar, l4ozs. OF 'Potasn
n4,i four gallons OF Water'; mix the above.
s,d muir tho brine over the meat, aiter
+ has lain in the. tub for one or Two days
L.. The hams lay SIX weeks in the brlne'
and then dry seven daysibefore smoking;
L have generally had the meat ruooeo
with fine salt, when it is packed down
The meat should be perfectly cool before
packing. ~
]. Green's Recipe.-Second premium.
TO every 100 TBS. Of pork take hSif a
bushel aud halfa peck of salt. 31os. OF
saltpe,er, 3fb+. of sugar and z quarts o.
moIasses. Mix; rub the bacon with 1t
we'll; keep on for three weeks in all At
the end OF nine days take out the hams
and put at the top those which are az the
bottom.
r. Brook, Jr.'s Recipe.-Third Premi-
um.-One bushel of fine salt. half a bush
sl.of ground alum salt. II fbs. of saltpeter
to the 900 lbs. Of pork. left to lie IN
pickle four weeks. hung up and smoked
with hickory until the rind becomes
dark brown. ....-.
C. G. Singulf's ReciPe.-Fourth preml'
um.-Tu 100 pounds Of green hams take
8 pounds of G. A. Salt, 2 pounds o.
brown sugar or of molasses equivalent
OLA. Of saltpeter. 2 ozs. of pearl ashes
4 gallons Of water dissolved well. skim
ming off the skum arising on the sur
face. Pack the hams completely in
tight vessel or cask. rubbing the feshy
part with fine salt. In day or two pour
the above pickle over the meat. taking
care to keep 1t covered with pickle. In
four or six weeks. according to the size oil
the hams. (that is to say, the longer Pc
Rod for heavy hams. hang up to smoke
luck up, smoking with green hickory
wood. have put up hams for the last
l9 or Is years. by the above recipe with
uniform success, and equal at all times tc
sample now presented.