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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
mo ISLAND ncdford county. Va. Nov. T., lgal

TI0 TFINN0 NUTT0lI rUUlifF. Va NOV r TFlT.
Mssrs pJr Cp-Gontcuru fused about one fourth of
hottie II ftt Oup the back HORSE the
back iaust eser entirely racc as large
hand and this single application Il only applied cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised At the
Hknass Of its properties aud huk II prompt
and cleaenut thnn Any lining The KIND and
have sold thounl ds of hat o other separations Tor similar
purposes
Rtspc,tfnllv. j BO%pItRNNT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
nesUwG,. No. 4, AmoN,ArHD SUPER

,
respectfully called To tho above uahlo
pound for their approaching spring planting.
The Manufacturer beEs to his friends and patrons that
they depend upon being supplied with afttNr
UNIFORM ARTICLE for he constantly suporniend
in person, entire process Of manufacturing and putting
aae
article been hefor the community the
lod of during Which tune II has been analysed by
large number the most repuied Chemists IN different place
and has tod by Farmers la nearly "Vory state
in tho Union with almost Perhaps If
the proofs III" resuy Increased demand
Unprecedented IN the history Of Artificial Feult aud moi
equaed b., Peruvian Husno itself, wli.h iussrHs
much autage. from the fact of the ammonia volatile
matter in GuaDo IN this preparation being chemically hN'd
only Lssipating Itself Progressively When incurpo
win the soil this available salt suphatc, amARN
mated with soluble phBte becomes fitted too for plants of
all descriptions. and by them readily taken 1t viii h
found quite active in inducing early maturity Guauo,
aud much Durable aud furuug 10 the soil aud less
hath,
As there large number * Srer Phosphscs market
the value If hioh would like g. bs trrponsbc
earnestly request all purchasing he cATv To obtain the
6FNuINf ARTICLE which will be warranted by
agents, all whom OF acknnplodE,i tospreahy,
aud them hold myself responsible tot the raod ohafa
my super Phosphate ANpaekHgos will be- Distinctly brand
cd and dealers viii be enabled te nNke
mens for their supply scnliable teru's with agents
with myself
MESSRs IL e HARDY & co. my accredited md
ole Agents for the city Of Petersburg
g u DlBrRG.
deri,uA4ral Chemist nj taie ProFrr H,iamshare
dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

rE'EEE NERN LAST SsF T.. All persons III
d.hei to me Tor cost bills apt g.. j. 7its Ne Az invited
Ion the list call and scttle um dAt'y The, vii
be sued and warranted as the tase may b without dsuc
Ii IA of PERSONS. y. ii LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

WARE HOUSE. No q BoLIlNGHRook 81 fItftH
Val have established myself io hf hahts "'n ~
General Iron, steel and Meta business Sna htine 10 ave,
lion al Vrinr and North Carolina hc-chanis visiting thu
af ny large aud Na"d Ass
nv Arrangement. ang such u enable To- ssli At the
Lowest rates Rad Husds Machin.a Haelsnthf and iie
trade generally ~ te tr ltarost 10 esainn IA, ''"et
before purchasing tsew here
Order. thankfully received and promptly attended "a
j A. 1tluS GIfi1AN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

IL day, August 18th another supply Ladies and Gems
Shoes STYLES Ladies kd Rossou Slippers
Ladies' Kid Cost and Cali Welt Buskns Of the best
patterns Gents Cali Shoes of the different popu.
lar lttcrhs Please call and sec.
sen Its l.. J.. ARMISTEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

~ GkEENIEE is this day diss lived by mutual consent
All persons having claims billiard Walton
lard Greenlee will present them L. q Creence pay
nent and those indebted to billiard Walton and Dard e
Gftonlcc will make payment to f. q. Greenlee
authorized 10 settle and aceye the The firms
only 10 be used in settlement ofthe debts by Greenlee
and no Que else. w. S. BILLIARD
may l5dts T. q GRFFNLEE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

I'D Morse il now rocciVng and largo addons hIg
stock Books Stationary Pal and Fancy Goods to which
the attention those "y thing in the above line
specially invited. Sal tor cast and prices low at
MORSES
qep 10.f. Commission House
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

L ING WARE-uOU SE-where will be found the largest
assortment of lamnated Steel fine Double and Sin gle Guns,
Rifles Deans English Self Cooking Five Shooter Colts Al.
lens and lhurbers Reviewers aud Single Pistols. Powder
fasks Shot Belts and Pouches Game Bags, Cleaning Rods
Nipple Nrenches EleyS Cocks and G. d Percussion Caps
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges all Curtis
Diamond Powder and American Powder all kinds
ed Bullets, Buck and Small Shot; Liquor Flasks Rogers,
locHt Cutlery Bowie Knives, Razors; fine
Port Monies Gold Silver Ivory ard Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes, and every thing in line Gun makers
W. have lot OF premium Rifles hand. Repairing dom,
with despatch, and warranted, by
MN. b. Il G. FISHER opposite the
lgtS Noryel InuSp Iyncbbu,g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

prepared To hi orders tarevcy dostrpt Mattresses
H'l 0hoeh Cotton Woodland Moss--on most
at the Auction Store 81
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

"a EN GeODs.-Ihe subscriber has received lis
~ complete stock of Spring and SumIser DRY GOODS;
to which the attention of his friends and the public general
is fespeetuy caGed Having taken advantage the
pressed state 81 the market in purchasing his Goods he will
be able to offer great Inducements to buyers.
l he articles too numerous M, can
found all the articles Which general Dry Goods business
embraces, besides large Boots Shoes Hats
caps, Umbrellas ParaSol9 &c. Country Merchants
peeay invited to call on him before they go he
is determined to Sell Richmond Prices Strict attention
viii be paid TO orders Come and all
,t,II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

ing determined To change his hnsiae oders his euh
Stu NHt Ready Made CotmrV FURNISHING goods Cloths Gas
sim'rCs aud Ncstmg Cost CAST All Of the
hoyc goods vii worthy tn, attention purchasers
having been iurthas, d lasi spring.
ulv ~ dts re-. NrEIpERY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

ket'h' tIabia, warranted pure and i'm To arrive We
III |iert the fayorite brand 2 : different
.i..'N '-,,o1er' TREY x SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
900 Lib. tCaN

-esViFV io5a rs Wa Hon
5dftrs.tt bsfyr.
aEuk.s lard,
Just rsr, we'd and tor site lv
Il 12r FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

al Cd t.ay----UQes RAILROAD -on Thursday, he
18th of June the Passenger Train viii
,u,1pou,s running to Salt W Orks Branch Junction
-. i. Gill. Con Snn.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

nav lgr Sale on consig umcnt, Mannys Patent Rt
~ an" Mower lhresAnE Machines, single and double Goa
HgIse'Fo"e r. with Straw Carrier
ne 8h"Ne are ,lua amy manu- and will
80 al ManHiaeiorer prices. cali sulitited from tho
wdut Il sua IA articles
iune lN-st ANDERSON ADAMS /. 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
APOTHECARIES, &C.

A.FHU<t. usfubSGs.-Att wso wish 70 ~
- time aud health should purchase thee Nahues
They are simple construction not easily put out u ADJUST
iueui handled with the work dann
strong aud the saving Il labor immense
STABLER JOINS.
ina RdSris Agents for Grover. Baker = 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
r,oAL. LuMnER AND woop.-Aner hi,


"A guerrean Gallery in this place, l. Mr. JAMES kEAGY,
" would respectfully recommend him TO the favorable
81 the pubic as asktu Artist and gentleman they
snaY Fly Come then, aud secure of his nmitable AM
biolf fbs which only be procured him this city
In taking my leave would return for liberal mai
ronage and kind attention from generous
ding aresdenee OF over eight years y y arms
&C i2ts-Rep copy - 'ip"'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

FRlNIN fffnch NoTk aud v1IIefv D WIN ~ j. !
Nert t1~ rates, isI safe te y NU9G LN4I iAtEG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18
NNrEsIERN SIDES and ssEeIspEEsS.
w 65 Hhds Tor sale by ". Z. HA1tDA a 60,


N y
II SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS, a.
wholesale aud retail in eyero variety md style low ~
cash prices. by calling at NtNLANSt sign "a The Ia N a.
gle No 81 sycamore street Petersburg Va WHORE se4rss
you will per He has Irn.d from tr Mt
ihen Manufacturers and Importers Wih the largest And os
fashionable assortment OF Watches jew "ly SILVER Ware aud
Fancy Goods offered this STATE Would not be better
for to call and examine has mapuhee sfock
ea~i yer cent as b. r al His t,aH Goa ash aud SCH
Them much less than the regular thu quality
of Goods also have your " atr,s Jeyelry
paired In the best and short
he and most fashionable Goods exchange
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No "a Sycamore
etreet, Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWLAN
seprts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

fH'liE undersigned will continue Grocery and Comnis.
sion business, at the old stand where will be pleased
to wait ON his friends aud the public generally.
may l6dtsly T. q GREFNJEF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

eNnu share .t'itiycns - wings bhh
II ~ Inn iri PETERS, SPENCE & CO
ItHESEAI HEAD DRESS. Ladies IL 20"
want something surpas ngy beautiful IN the way %"
would wise send Tor un' q"
tboac CHENEAI HEAD RESSS, in almost any color that
yun They decidedly the most Fenieei article ~
iii, line seen being such great request
In New York. 1lcy arc scarce and hard 10 obtain
juno q dsl ALFRED 5. ENGIl.DbNi.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

u ehnory stock. Ae, o AR l. Gaaor taaSt rbeerniI',
recommend him 20 their former friends pstras as pra
and faithful workman and Feucusu every Wa, - h M
lied upon CONANr 4 M bPnT
H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18


hs -aacrr thanks hts Intends and customers. d. no nav
settled their accounts dine list July. and respectfully qle,
al " ho aNe not donc Ia call and settle up 3ah tins
months all accounts due aud unpaid sept st viii be
PAT 40 other hands for collection cannot do with
money MN l. pAEI
l. Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-18

sMrORTATgoN.-LY spOKp

\ ARGE lot OF No. I family Hams, Western
L and Canvass, just received and for sale by
aug lSt4 WILSON 4 co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26
FAMILY BARK ENNG.
RETkEL PBtCES IN WASHINGTON MARKET-HI6H
PRICE OF SHAD.

PRICE OF SHAD.
We feel disposed TO congratulate readers-that Is
the poor the condition Of things in the retail
markets There IA tendency in all produces to lower in
price that must be very gratifying to them.
Meat does not show much change though meats
sndeal cheaper BY cents per pound. Mutton Is
q rrfe higher and altogether too dear the season.
Poultry and game is, IL anything dsarer. Spring
chickens coming in fast are also Large quantities
of wild pigeon
Fiih very cheap compared with what they all
last winter and the prospect that they wiz be cheaper
still They have fallen from two to four cents per pound
The following communication from in eigent cores
pondsnt contains Important TACT though chad not
high he thinks they vsry 6ne shad be hal
for 80 cents piece:-
Many families have been puzzled to know the cause Of
the high price Of shsd the present and some sup
posed that the usual eaten had fallen on THIS IS the
costs 4sI cents which in former years could Be bought
We learn from an old ssn dealer that the present
Railroad every morning carries of from 5000 to TO- 900
had for distribution in the interior Of tho State and At
the West.
The Haslen and New Jersey railroads Also dis.rbats
considerable quantities. b.
Butter Is getting chesp. The season has been back
ward, but it is making Up for it fast. There ia q
fair supply OF viii butter in market wb;h from its
periehabe character has TO be sold of quickly f1e
yellow butter the only kind that can be shipped-1
not be in for two three weeks yet and the butter
trade will not fairly until then. State butter
is &c. per h., and Orange county &c. 2se-tole
rAbly cheap compared wi'h former prices. Eggs are
selling nine to ten for chilling. So -ej0cs ye
pudding eaters
Apples don't sell and don't deserve to, for with the
exception OF the tpi zenbs-gs they very por ant
not fit to use. The season is over.
Vegetables loom finely The market begins to look
like spring IL this department Water cresse, radishes
salad, leeks e., have AIDE their appearance and 1t
cannot be long before tomatoes and peas win be
around. Tomatoes reduced to pulp and preserved in
tin caps kre much in demand in the market. They are
eb good and chea and IN the absence of home
tomato es, very acceptable Eyery week now makes .
great change n The market.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26
Cotton Market.

The circular OF T. J. Stewart Co. Of this date pre-
pared for ranmssion 70 Europe BY the steamship Bal
tic gives the following revie~ Of the cotton msrhe
At the date Of las. circular on 18Th instan rer
Ats TO- the speculative activity SD ayen. 6e DAYS
previous had come 70 pause from the failing off ia the
receipts ceaspg and The New Orleans market continuing
10 10 hargic position The morning Of The 14th opened
With an i'm proved demand for home use which continued
daily throughout that week prices steadily keeping up
TO he elose at shch date sales easily effected ~
10 10 &c. advance This was, however, partly owing
20 The uptxpecec favorable tenor of the European adj
vices per Baltic, received on Thursday morning. The
ally ssies stock estimated for tins week at
bs!es (Which one b-d v for expert and The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

to proA apd the transactions have not bcen
heavy They loot up however, COO lbs. aeece 600
lbs pulled and about 30 baaes South American ana .
dssTranean, at quotations folio wing viz-Amed
saxoDy fleece per D., t6e Co., do fan blood mehao,
80 4Sc; do y and 4 merno, 40s. 45o.; do native
and merino $50, $50. extra, pulled 40s a45c super
tine pulled, stc- $50 No pulled, Sic $780,; Cali.
o1nia fine, unwashed s0c. 22c do. comm,n unvash-
So unwsshed, lse. No.; South American common,
washed ice. &c., do Entire Rios, washed 15c. zoe.
&C.,. East India, washed 2oc. &c.. African <ashsd
&c. 49, do. washed. lSc. Zoe; snyrns, unwashed,
lac. lyc.; do washed, 24c 27kc- Mexican, unwash
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY April 26-6P. NJ.
The market opened and closed quite buoyans this morn
NJ. All the leading railroad stocks In active de-
nAnd, and sold TO unusual extent. New York Cen
HsA, Erie, Reading, Michigan Southern and Cleveland
and Toledo were the leading stocks at the rst board
M last named operated In largely and there ap-
pears to be no limit the ability Of buyers 70 take and
carry the STOCK They bagged and paid several
sAousand shares and ready to take AL that offers
and withdraw it from the market According to their
IDEAS the stock is good investment at prices
and they are therefore willing to hold the extent
Of their available means, Tho shoSts are by
in q comfortable petition They have suffered
seme Tins far and The impression is thst they viii have
% rcardy for stock to fulfill AL contracts outstand
Eg The bears operac with = stock without regard to
fhe changes that may from time to time take place in
its condition and position and that accounts for the
losses they have experienced within the past six eight
months. Cleveland and Toledo Railroad sock s
ng at "a s. per cent and New York Central 90 IS
Per cent Both eight per cent dividend paying stocks
and 1t Is firm belief that is just good the
other In opinion there is per choose
between them. It therefore follows that . market
that sustain New York Central ct 90 ss per
CENT, certainly fhould sustain Cleveland and
Toledo at prices above those now current Michigan
Southern was lower 70 day. The sellers were some pro
nnent parties who few days sinee were large par-
to some extent viii upon the market. Erie opened
pretty ain, but closed weaker. Tho saes were large
New York Central sold 9a per cent eash Prices
ssction below that p int brought out . good deal Of
stoch and it closed dull and heavy Reading has been
unsteady for some weeks. The daily transactions sre
hrge and the fluctuations DO not to much but
sellers are successful keeping prices down. and doubt
viii continue until the coal trade becomes mere active
and the weekly returns Of tonnage show increase on
Ast years operations.
At tie second board the market slightly depressed
New York Central Railroad declined Y per cent Chicago
and Rock Island a. Cleve!sndani Toledo sold at s2H,
seiier ten Gays. Only fifty shares offered, and
understand that the largest holders buyers sellers
option as well as at buyers option. They prepared
~e believe, to take it any way suit sellers For pu-
chasers on time prepared to take the stock sellers op
ZION s far The hes to buy e. this stage Of the market
We notice sale Of fifty shares Wisconsin Lake Shore
this afternoon at 72h per cent, cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

Value pat the market during the week 81 21o, 2sT
The dry goods trade during the past week hiss bsent
Is height cr the spring sesson and from the close OF toe
present week It viii probably grow less unth the sum
rsr pause sets In With tbs great prosperity iniucsd
by the high prices Of Southern grown products II s be-
,eved that the coming trade for the fall from The
South and Southwest, win be large scale Cotton,
at this time is At least sb per bale higher than Il -M
month sso, and there is probably fany million q
she past cop remaining ,hs country, the sdyar;s u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

Uptands. Florida Mobile ant Terrs.
fss i s;ss 81 :lG
S SissaS ,i ni i u, i ,i,
Middi, Ar: lTs alS1, IL . l2A 1l2s ls,s 12'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-26

Of cotton in 5assa In the peri reported
10 COO baea. Tho Africa arrived late Saturday Afssr
noon the present weeks operations had the benefit
her advces and also Of steady edv.nce Ia Nsw
Orleans market, reported By telegraph eau ed ia
the Of increasing oepts BY the sdvces
decniog freight and yet lesa sprit exhi,i.ed al
though holders showed no inchusdon TO sell except at
Improvement. The business until Thursday
ousntly small not cxeesdi, 200 bales daily from
stock On hat day had three csys later advces pr
Of the I2th inst by telegraph from halifax These
accounts OF large business 1t improvement Of to
40 were again beyond the antci atoms OF the trade a.
buy has not widened here principal holders
willing to offer their supplies freely before The
and about Il eco in the week IN The receipts
keep up and have gaI ed steadily in the fortnight and
146 COO the large crop years 1929 The
Of the crop appears have interest aud
xhsther II is 70 be 900 600 600, pubic faith IN
steady advance in prices for the remainder appears
equally strong.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
To Young Men.

That never'll do, young man7 No use
to stand on the sidewalk and whine about
hard luck, and say that everything goes
against you. You arc not Of half tho con
sequence that your talk would lead US
to believe. The world hasn't declared war
against you--no such thing. You are like
all the rest Of us-a mere speck upon the
earth's surface. Were you this moment
to 60 down i'll the living tide; but bub.
BILE would linger for moment upon the sur.
face, and even that would vanish unnoticed.
The heart is full Of hope and ambition,
but is not missed where it ceases to beat.
One such rs you would not leave ripple.
You are a coward in battle. There's no
fight III you. You have surrendered with.
out struggle, and whine because beaten
You are not worthy of triumph for yo,,
have not earned it. In garret, hut, dripping
cellar, are fen thousand heroes who would
put you to sname.-They must toll or starve.
The strife is desperate one with them, for
they wrestle with want, while ragged and
despairing ones watch at the lone hearth
the fearful contest. Strong men look death
in the eye, when their sinews aSs strung by
the vail of hungry childhoot.sa
Shame on you. In the full svigor Of
health and manhood, no mouth but your
own to fill, and no back but your own to
cover, and yet crouching under the first
scorchings Of adverse fortune. You know
nothing of the storm, for you have seen
but the summer. One cloud has frightened
you, and you think you are hardly dealt
You will be lucky il ycu find no darker
shadows across your path.
Stand up, young sir, pull your hand,
from your pocket, throw of yopr coat, and
take fortune BY the throat. You may >,
thrown again and sagain, but hang on
Put away the nonsense thaf Che world 10 y
against you. Tai'nt no Your destiny .
ID your own strong afa. N isld it like
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
WHOLE NUMBER III.

man With an unbcnding will, and hon.
or and truth for guide, the day is your
own.
No capital, eh9 You have capital, God
has given you perfect health. That is an
immense capital to start on. You have
youth and strength-all invaluable.
Add a will to do; put your sinews in
motion, and you win. A man in full health
and strength should never whine or despair,
because fortune does not pour stream of
gold eagles into his pocket If you have
no money, work and get it. Industry,
economy, and integrity, will do wonders.
From such beginnings fortunes have been
reared. They can be again. Will you try
it? Or, will you wait for the stream to
run by so that you can walk dry shod into
the El Dorado Of wealth? Or, will you
meet the waves defiantly, and be the archi-
tect of your own fortune?
Iry.-It is glorious to conquer in the
strife.-Cdyuga Chief:
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
Currant Wine.

Gather your currants when fully ripe {;
break them well in tub; press them
through sitter; then strain them through,
flannel bag, and measure the juice. Add
two gallons Of water to one of juice; put
three pounds Of New Orleans sugar; stir il
till the sugar is quite dissolved. In strain
ing the juice Of the currant use a hair seive,
and not one Of wire; then use close tow
linen bag, and afterwards flannel one to
pass the juice through. Tho juice must
not be permitted to staud over night. OBJ
serve that the cask be sweet and clean, and
sucl, as has never been used for beer or
cider, and if new let it be we'll seasoned.
DO not fill your cask too full, otherwise it
works out at the bung, which is injurious to
the wine-rather make proportionate
quantity over and above, so that after draw
ing off some Of the wine you may have
enough to fill up the caak. Lay the bung
lightly on the hole to prevent flies, &c.,
creeping in. In three or fonr weeks The
bung hole may be stopped up, leaving a
vent-hole open till it has done working,
which is generally the middle or last Of Oc-
tober. It may then be racked of II you
please, but I think il best to leave it on the
lees till spring, and If not wanted for present
use, it may be left on the lees two. years
without damage. ,.sx.z.1.xqe
When you draw off the wine, bore hole
an inch at least from the top-hole, and, q lit
tie to Que side Of it, that it may rnn OF
clear of the lees. Some put in spirit, but
I do not think It advisable. Do notssnffer
yourself to be prevailed upon 70 put more
H., 49,, ,h;xd ;u;cn fnrs&hak uould render