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PRESERVING APPLEs.-If apples are care
fully packed in hard wood saw dust, (how it
would be with pine we know not, they will
keep in an open garret our coolest winters -
This we have tried, and we know it for GER
tainty. But in packing, care should be taken
that none of the apples touch the barrel nor
each other. We have had them open in 6ne
order when thus packed, long after those 10
the cellar were rotten, or withered as to be
useless.-Exchange.
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FOR BARRENNEss AND FEMALE IRREGULARITIES


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arrangements are now completed with the Japanese
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PROF. WILLIAMS, one of the most distinguished ply
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How To Cook OLD BIRDs.-Some of the
Caliyator family circle may find it desirable
to use venerable Turkey, Goose or Shanghai
for their Christmas dinner, in which case we
recommend practice like that used by coun.
try sportsmen, for cooking old birds
Let the binds kept as long as possible
hung up where there is fee circulation OF
ar; AMI when picked and prepared for dress
ing, cover the bottom of saucepan with sli.
ces of good fresh bacon, upon which lay the
bird then add pint of good strong we'll
seasoned gravy, place the saucepan upon a
slow fire, the cover being on, and let the con-
tents simmer for an hour aad half or two
hours, turning the bird occasionally, and sup.
plying more gravy, if necessary; when done,
let the contents be put away in dish to cool
to be eaten when cold. Birds dressed in this
manner are good hot; but they are far bet
ter when cold. Snipes and woodcocks are
excellent when cooked in this manner, but re.
qure much less time than other old BIRDS
The principal thing 10 be attended to is the
fire, that it be not too ardent or too quick, as
the desired result with old tough birds can
only be attained by slow, gradual process.
In roasting the game the principal Thing to
attended to is continuous basting, in which
case the IRE cannot be too ardent.
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Iron.Founder and Haohinist.

Has on hand extensive and approved assortmept
Patterns for
Mill GE1RIA(i cars ~ SILL4S VERAND1S
and castings generally. Work done t0 order on shori
notice, and in a satisfactory manner
ETNA lI.OS lOUNDRY, MAuNEE CRY, ONO.
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B-The Masonic Fraternity are about erecting al
temple in the City of New York which shall exc l.
every building Of the kind in the United States
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@ H E 3 R Y
D c I 0 R A L Z,

BRIMFIELD, Mass, Dec. goth, 1855.
DR.. j. c, Ayers do not hesitate to say
that the best remedy have ever found
for Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and
the concoinitant symptoms OF q Cold, is
your CHERRY PICTORIAL. Its constant
use in my practice and my family for the
last ten years has shown # to possess su-
pcrior virtues for the treatment of these
complaints. EBEN KNIGHT, NJ. d..
A. b. M0RTLY, ESD, Of Utica, N. Y,
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DEBILITY, brought on by abuse, most terrible
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NXTALII PAPEB.-3,OOO rolls latest patterns
w just received and for sale at lower rates than
can be bought elsewhere in North Western Ohio; TO-
gether with large assortment of Border and Window
Shades, at wholesale and retail, at HOLTS
April ), lsJ6.
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THE ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS:
INCLUDING
McGufey's Series of Readers and Spoilers;
Rays Arithmetic, Algebra and Keys, and
Pinneo's Grammars
at wholesale or retail or for exchange where they
are not already used p. G. HOLT,
Maumee City, March 90. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-23
Supreme Court.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
THE CLEANING OF BRol

THE CLEANING OF BROADWAY.
MARCH 22-In the Matter Of Dodge rs. ne Nduor Cbyss
trotr, dc.-This was motion to show osase why ths
defendants should not be restrained from signing ana
countersgning warrant in favor Of exAdsrman Baird
for cleaning Broadway. Mr. Busted said that there
was similar oreer for injunction against Mr. Eblns,
the Street Commissioner restraining him from signing any
warrant for cleaning any part Of The city Isturnabs
ON Saturday 29th he thought II beter that the
against the Mayor &C. should be postponed TO that day.
Mr.. L. B. shepard Corporation Counsel did not why
the should be postponed II eviden4 that some
one should pay for cleaning the streets and the matter
litigation The Judge said there other o.
argument and set both down for Saturday next.
Before the Hon. Judge Strong.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD-INJUNCTI0N AGAINST
THE MAYOR.
MARCH 22.--.,ceoo Sharp rs. The Mayor, Aldewen &C.,
IF New Tork.Mr. Vim. McDermott applied for and Oh
taped order for the desndan to show cause On next
Saturday, in Brooklyn, why they should not b. re-
strained fron repeang the grant to Jacob Sharp and
Others Of the right to build railroad In Broadway AMI
in the meantime restraining the Mayor from signing the
resolution passed by the Board OF Councilmen the
2lst inst
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MoMPos, New Granada, Jan. Is, 1856.
Pist to Ne,o Granada-Tne Ambaema 7bbacco--Mohates-
The N,o Cdrthogeno Crnot-Santa Crus--A Story for
de Ahltionists--Ffuts Of the Policy Of England in
Central Americd-- Journey Through the Woods-Cd,amar
Ter erife-Chonce for American Enterprise in Neo
Granada, DC, DC
1t was night already when we arrived at Arjono and
we were not expected dinner had been prepared
for us During the ride had empted my segsr csse,
and as our luggage had gone while sined to
Witt Gen. Santa Anna, could not ill 1t from my own
stock accordingly sent boy to purchase for me a
couple Of dimes worth of segars of the country aud for
that sum he brought me two punches, containing sixty
four small segars, similar in size and make to the Manila
cherCot most agreeably surprised on smoking
them. They had m1, pleasant flavor, burn: freely,
and in my opinion better than the Havana segars
which made in Cuba from the tabaco dc portdo,
although not equal in flavor to the true vuelta de
Abajo On inquiry, informed that they were made
from Ambaema tobacco. AmbAlema Ia a province of
New Granada lying upon the upper wasrs Of the river
M,gdalena and its tobacco is esteemed in the London
market as being inferior only to the true vusta de
Abso and better than that Of St. Jago de Cuba Large
quantities are alresdy shipped to London aud B-emen
in both of which places II finds . ready sale at high
prices but merchant of Santa Martha told taat
some lots which he sent trial to New York did not do
we'll suppose this was because tobacconists
unacquAlnteu Win seems 10 me tnat nue open
pg presented here for tobacco and segar Dealers
little enterprise only being needed to establish the
manufacture large scale for the requisite kind Of
labor for it's manufacture is abundant and cheap.
We started at early morn alter havicg passed few
sleepess hours in hammock which is the most usual
red here During the rice crossed nearly league OF
country flooded by the surplus waters Of the old Dque
of Csrthagena and after crossing the Dque ITSELF which
we did in large canoe, accompanied by little jackass,
while horses BY it's side, reached Mshates,
where breakfast awaited This place formerly the
point at which cargo landed, and taken the
country On hortes TO the river The channel from here
to the bay Of Carthagena deep natural rent in the
earth having from two to nine athoms OF water There
is here bar formed Of gravel brought down BY brook
and beyond this the natural canal continues to several
flesh water lakes within twelve miles Of the river
COL Totten, the preeent able engineer Of the Panama
Hsirosd cut cana, through this small distance few
since, In order TO make connued line OF water
commupicat'cn with the bay Of Csrhagsna. A sudden
e ia The riyes inst bfrs The gard ock finished
bjsel tle ca a. ssa icke, aae allied them With uvd
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Court two days past has been engaged in breach of
promise case in which Elizabeth Campbell 10 plaintf,
and A. Lagrange is defendant The plaintiff is repre-
ing in appearance The parties both reside IN New Boot
land. fhe action is brought for breach Of promise Of
two ycsrs courtshp. The alleged seduction Of the plam
hG is set mp by way of aggrsvating the plaintiffs
damsgts w ieh laid al $40 COO The ctild is soout
tive yttrs eld,- AilGps 10 rNaf, ANfh2l,
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THE ELECTION OF ASSISTANT ENGINEERS.
The canvass for Assistant Engineers OF the Fire De.
partms mt not until o'clock yesterday morn.
ing The following h the Board Of Assistant Engi-
I GERS with the votes that e. eected them.--
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At about O'Clock this morning, number Of wooden
buildings, Mtuaed the Fulton rry, Brooklyn aud
used ice Depot totally destroyed By re. 1bs
buildings contiguous at time in grea. dan,sr,
kwt UP " the tine Nv wtite had escaped dsasxs
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John Baulch, re. elected ,s1l
EIisna h1DRRmnu, ,6UO
ynA
Edw w. Jacobs, Of Engine Go. No. .L7l5
Noah ]. Farnhsm, rec ected d................1,67 1913
John Decker, re electeS 1858
Peter w. Cornwall, re-eeced. ed................16 Clio
Tmothy i. West, OF Engine Go. No. "a ,5l8
Jas. f. Werman, Of Hose Co. No. 5.............I464
Seven Of the above named persons were in the old
Beard, kesIs Jacobs, Wenmsn and West being the
only new ones, and they elected in place of VIM
Simpson, John II. Bfaiy ani Mosss Jackson, who de-
cned running. The following is statement of the
votes given for the unsuccessfu regular candidates
j. G. Rush, Epgire Co. No. 1852
Isaac G. Stixas Hook and Ladder Co. No 2.....L2oS
G. Miller, Engine Go. No. "a 34...,...........1,186
John Brice Hose Co. No. 42..................1,09
G. L. Kent, Hose Co. No. 6.................... 9Q6
Thcs. Leavy, Engine Co. No. .4................. $50
Jas Mastertsn, Engine Co. No. ......;........ 814
While tie votes being declared thsre was con-
adorable excitement bu. AL adjourned Ia great cool
humor when the anal result was knowp.
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ATAU8 Ar Alb DAMX.
S-~e>~><v@U~-~>oSs>-1O0~~N~O~
NEW York LNGIsLATURM.


Senate
ALBANY, March %, 1866.
PETITIONS.
BY Mr.. SrEScm-To change the name Of the Bleecker
treet Church.
Ao Of Caleb Barstow and Others for the passage OF
act of incorporation for the Literary and Thsol gcs
Institute at Canton to bs called the St. Lawrence Uni
Fersity.
i By Mr.. ]. B. SxrH-Favoraby to the erection of tho
bounty Of UaAdila from parts of osego Delaware and
Chenango counties.
special committee the bill in relation to interest
n money was appointed, folows-Messrs.C P. Smith,
Ncxon snd bale.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. UrHAM-ro prevent the hoarding up circulating
notes Of spy bank
By Mr. RicHARDsoN-To extend the time for the com.
)rencement OF the Utica and WatervIs Railroad.
BILLS Passed
To provide for the payment OF certain labor done
|panals and materials furnished.
To provide for the education OF the Indian children Of
khe State.
The resolution to adjourn the 9th Of April sine de-
ht 10 P. H., was adopted.
THE BILL.
The bill providing for m tax for the support Of GO
|vernment, was debated, the question being the
en6ment TO increase the tex to mill and quarter.
Progress reported ON the bill.
No other business Of interest transacted to the
hour OF adjournment.
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q. 3. Eacedrnhu7 "a dutter
poor rsce-the frat boat with two oars short
but she bad the look of twelve cared barge than
cutter, and coud have weighed little more than halt
the weight Of her opponents good race between the
Cd, Sd and th--the 9Th nowhere
On the se:ond day fourteen Dared boat from the
United States frgae Macedonian also appeared but ne
ther the French Engsh boats would pull With her.
dose sucient"De burnt chids breads de water,
your Shak es-peare says"
The sports Of the day concluded with the laughab,e
farce called Catching Punt
ADMIRALTY AFFAIRs-sILAs q. BURROWS IN COURT
JUDGMENT AGAINST HIM.
from the Overland Register, Jan. Is.
VICE-ADMRALTY COURT. JAN. 9,--Burr0s0s Austrdtd
lote Rob Roy-Burrows for himself with G. Cooper Tur
ner, Esq, proctor; the Hon. W. 7. Bridges and +. W.
Green qrs advocates; and Messrs. Gaskel and Brown
proctors for mpugnsnts Messrs Douglas LApraik and
George Chape.
This suit in OF possession. This rscs
brt fly a. folows-The Rob Roy, American shio was
sold by the United States Msrsbai In San Frans,c, or
sesmep's wages. The vessel bonght by sas T. Bar.
rvw. icr abcrt $1,000. lie repaired hsr ~ iar A. he
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As the procession proceeded minute guns we're red
frat from the Macedonian, then by the shore battery
and, lastly, beard H. M. s. Winchester the whole OF
the soldiers In garrison in extended e With
lining the Queens road towards the landing place.
rived at the landing place. the body received into
the deceased Commodores BARGE and then ted by
beats from the al men Of In port up to the Ma
cedonian, where 1t was received with the houors due
deceased flag officer.