St. Mary's beacon., 1857-02-12

lonely path OF soNaTy 'nlsanihTopv,
uaJir<t aud undressing. without one ray
Of cheering comfort 10 gladden. hi
SHIRT. Such STATE Of ierling should
bs sedua6sl N guaEd2si sagaiaSi - a. as
Ii 4 most de -tfuctive ef persoaa. com FOR. :.
and c.tuStaAe annoyan 20 tho eHiih
whom % uAloftanafes are GATED 10,
asSoriate. A ttueiisss llopefpI .ptFii iSa
sour..e OF const;l.., happiness, and should
always Be cultivate. With care.
Huw TO MAXI Coos RvrTea.--A cor
fespnndeiit OF the New England Far
fr,er furnishes thai paper siih the follow
ing rules for making good 5n'tsT:,~
/. HiIk should h~vsr be set ioE .buis
ter in dark. da,np celiar--a>i i. the ca-e
with butter makers in tins ~eciion-aS
tthe -craamiis thereby mould brtore II
has had time to rise. which gives the
butter moui.iy taste.
.. The milk Is allowed 10 set TOO long
before BRING skinned. wt.sch gisess q
cheesv taste. ie 8
The cream is kept Ton long hef"re
Il is churn..d. after itI- skiHtairti, wlslcii
give, Il tn. -as,e OF .hc other two, and
also 4 sour taste.
1. The !,utbsF should never be washed
Id wattr. because IL takes away that
, ID aulisui aroma so essential to COOS but
bur.
5. I, skould ncves be taken IN per-
son !. u arm haldss a. he heat meits
eeriSfa larti.n oE the ,lobuIes. which
gives IL an OILY taste and makesit become
rancid very soon.
6. TIE milk should he SCI in good clear
TIN or earihen pans in dry, open dairy
and ventilated as 10 ans wer 10, purpose.
Il should never'sp over tw, niy-ioar hours
IN warm wea her; and for dairy OF TIRE,
COWS or over, the cream should be
churntd every morning. and never be
kept over foriv-eighJ hours IN warm
weather.; IN cold weather 1t may be kept
loGrer.
II should always be about the same
heat that milk IS when drawn from the
COW: and ctlurned steadily, and have
nevor known 10 fail OF coming readily. I
(@e. use 4 cylinder churn;) it Is then ia
ken from the churn with @ootie n lade
into wooden trav which has been well /
scslded and cool in pure cold MATER 1.-The
ALT i, thea worked in, to salIt the taste. I
" 9Th TIE la,ile, which, il easily Gone with |
a lit;le practice, and the butter milk weil ,
orkad out: it il then set away IA cool +
place Tor about twenty four hours, when .
Il IS well worked out. Butter made in 4
this way. and pct down in one pufs and !!
kept from the air. will keep Tor long
iime. ~1--7 e. /
DuELLlHG.-Duell;ng il one Of The /
barbarous practices the dark middle
ages. We know of no more sad pieno-
menou in modern times, than he
perpe uaiinu Of this outrageous institu-
alike by humanity,
Nv reason, BY the laws Of man. and by
the law Of God. 4 duel settles no
ELECTS no truth, indicates no
proves nc man brave. 1t I
places the aggressor and the aggrie we'd
upon the same footing. Would that ;be
dav had arrived WHEN this absurd and
bloody code were called by It's proper +
name, aud branded with the infa ny
which deservedly belongs 30 Il. BY
" hatever sofiened and plausible names
men may call it, duellng is barharous
and the man who deliberately kills ms
fellow in compliance with lis usage, is
A murderer-1ni shall have the murder
ers part as set fortl in Rev. 216 ST.
THE LATE PnESToS s. BRooKs.-"h-
correspondent of he fnii''
ielphia Ledger, speaking Of The sbe!.n
Heath Of this gentleman, SAYS:
Il is greatly 10 be regretted he had no {,
opportunity 10 approach Senator Srmne:
n a way that miZhi have tended {,
orr,note an agreeable exchange Of ner-
3us seni;s.ent. II was maGiiesIly plain
o one ever observant of his personal
Irmeapor, THAT after the first three or ;
aur days Of the present session Of Con
,rcs~. a decided change va, 10 lie noted {
n the aspect Of Er Brooks. He imagil
ned at frst he- would bravc'T hold up
lntler his peculiar position-it was too
much for his better nature. re. fta his
position acnrai, ely. and he became serious
V thong tful when-ln his seat in the
House OF Representative Had Mr..
Sumner been IN Wa<hinafoa. Mr. 3.
vnuid probably have approached II i'm in
such way as " ull have ohiitcrated The
occurrence which happened in
he Senate Chamber IN the past car
Snow AND CKNoLrNE-Most of the
owns North Of " have been visited
Aiih snow, and shoveling OF The side
sail; has become a serloas business. Il
Paths Tor gentlrmen are soon opened but
IA some Of The larger toWnsft they ere
alling Of special appropriations Tor
them out wide enough 20 adj I
nit Inc free passage Of ladies' with hoop !
Il skirts. and with switching off places
Il intervals, so that when two skirts Sap
zen to meet. they can pass. !,
4 Kansas JrsrIce a man was re- !
emily arrested in Kansas for stealing
,Dw and nee gum. The jury. 10 aeiiit- ,
,te matter pur both charges III one iniic;- {
rent, and convicted lnmoi g alag Inc ,
.ow Tie took an appeal. The justice !,
n making up has doc ket. made out the