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PHIL A. AND READING RAIL ROAD
Winter arrahgements for Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1871.
e. mi M NJ III sS%s5 99.sIsIl.sl


TTP Trains, going Nortn. leave PhiIa delphia at75
VA. VI. ana ST 7. Nj.
Down Trains g0 Outh, leave Pottsvillea at II A
Ice. and 4 T. NJ. 60.
down Trains - 5,i3 A. NJ, - 5,43 M.
The ExpressTrain is discontinued until further no.
ticG. Close connections made by the 10 90 A. NJ
th9 Train from Port Clntonto Elmi and lIinterme.
iate points: and by the q go Up Train fTcm Port
Clinton 10 Elmra, Canaudaigna Bufa!o, Niagara [De.
pot, Chicago, ST, Lons, Davenport, and Iowa City;
Making this route theshortcst and cheapest to the Lake
Eriess aud Canada.
OnSundays the Down A. NJ. Train from Poitsvie,
und Up P. NJ Train from Philadelphia on run.
Harrisburg CONNECTIONS, by Dauphin Railroad at An
bnin
special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily Except sundays )nt7l A. NJ, returning
from Auburn atbk p, NJ, on arrival Of 3,lO p. NJ
Train from harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
'hiadeipha l75and As; Pottsvilie si05 and 0,s5;
Auburn O,75.
THROUGH FAREs.to Rarri sburg 80 55; Tamaqua
1885, WiMamspot Sf,l0; Ehnim s6,2ji CanapdaIa
ia 90 ButfitI Niagra 30 90; CteavGlnnd $40,
~ Toledo sl475i Cincinnati $1,000, Chicapo $1,000
roOk Island S25 90. -
ALI. Passengers viii procure tickets before nern5
the cars; l0eeuts extra Fares paid in The cam.
hty Tbs of personal Bag allowed each Passehoge
all over that weight ascharged Extra Baggaee
G. A. NICDLLS,
January ID. I657-tf GentSup't
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Keeping Potatoes in Winter.

Potatoes spoil in winte, if buried, from
three causes. First and greatest, want OF
ventilation. Secondly, and nearly allied,
dampness. Thirdly, and morerare, freez.
ing. Farmers find most Of their potatoes
spelled at the top of the heap; where they
suppose they became frozen; bat this is
not the usual cause /; the damp, foul, steamy
air assembled there, and could not escape,
and this spoiled Them. A hole made at
the top, with a crowbar, and closed with a
wisp Of straw, would have allowed egress
10 the confined air, and saved the potatoes.
The best way to secure pot ttoes out
doors, is too make large heaps, say so or
60 bushels see that they are dry and clean,
by digging before wet weather comes on I;
cover them all oyer with one Jo0t q pqcsed
straso, and three inches of earth, The
straw will prevent danpness, and the few
inches Of earth will favor ventilation.
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

t-uE fubsciiberis now prepared, with new Machine
w. to build stationary engines. rOM Jtp 100 horse
iower upon the atcstmproycd plans, ana vii build TO
srcr double sugle portable engines from 10 to 80
,orsc power, Rggedup0u carriages, with Boiler gear
tnp n pumps all complete aud rendy for action. Also
-cynder iueand ulthoilers cast Goa! breakg
US patented in s36 Cof eshug gram aud creokinr
,orn and now made on alarge scale iotefeekihg os
Lreaking coal Heavy mining pumps and IRE enginc
rigred mpctewith double acting forcing pumps ,uI
Kinds Of mill genrngand house casting made to order
Line slaug with any desired sizes OF pulleys hnishe
with hangers Iron pnuing done say ~ feet long, a.
kinds of Iron turning heavy press aud other screw
turned with any desired 1itrh ufihrcad
The best Rough ron tIrcshng Machines. that ever
he fore the public east lror and wooden mac nes
made tourdcr. Layer power, crain or tread power
made Also takes orders fol the owi
chinery: Harm sons latest putl grain mill $1,000 Of
ered by the Pat enec orit equal 1t viii grind in good
fine inca 25 bushelsin one hour. Also bolts and eevn
tors all in order raisotugges Patent Blower nnacur.
ed bv q u Harris & Co., the most powerful Blower
now use with theleast amount orpower, one orw hch
wilIne nutn at the Foundry for exhibition loi
hd above works willbe warranted to be what theya .
sold for.
AIso-TakG orders for Scots Patent Blacksmith
Striker rights them In he Coinm
bn Mor ou North mhe rand voomIng sullivan and
Clinton one of which can be seen nj my shop.
LEWIS II MAUS,
March 90, 1856. Bloomsbu Co lunihH &c
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sALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
irlsnT--s,. r.-.a lt.I THE LARGEST AssoRT-
N y.lH9H ssssan,sa NM ment in the United States
Wi flEssJE Sii stf Warranted 10 be equal tq any
R,j NstHh slglE t2t now ma de- and viii be snil on
WI ~o SiffiNI{A AZ roodtcrns, can be olnained
XII I gssygE sEf I8l from any other house IN the
NL ltAsx3 slt s9H.kI country, at ..,..
~ lrtsfssA ffeys 90 s 4th ST., Philadclplltn.
4 ,,n,ru ,s Ntcury Avn wiz. rnEvAILt

TRUTH is MIGHTY AND WILL rREyhihl
Rtport the Committee apoiHtedto suPetnte1d me Bnrn
tnr ofthe Iron sates, at Reading Hhudry q, I92a
rs REAntNu. March 4, 1857.
The undersigned. me MIXERS Of the committee do
rcsp.ctiiIv report that we saw The two safes orgi
niii, agreed nnon by Farrels Herring aud Evans s
Watson, plac,d side by side in a Turn ice, viz The
safe in Sc BY the paymaster of the hePhodepbia and
Reading Raj iroad Company IN his office at Reading
ma nufactnrrd by Fnrrels& n Herring ano The Safe IN
use by II A. Lantz, in his stole manulac tured ny
Evans 4 Watson, and put in books and papers, 70
cisply alike. =.
up until four cords Of green hickory TWO cords dry
oak I'd half chu stnut top wood were entirely con
sumed the whole under the super nte nc OF the
subscr ibeTs membe rs o. the Committee. The safes
were then co oiled OF with water, af or which thcy
were oTcued and the books nd papers taken out ny
the ommittee and sent to II. a. Lantz s store ior
public exa ma rke by the ComaHttee =
The ooks aud pap rstakenif ON he safe ma
tured hv Farrrls 4 nerrngs we're in our judgment,
damaged fully iileen percent morethan those taken
from Evans & W2tsons Safe.
We bclieve the above to have been fair and I'm
partial trial ofhe respe ctive qualities OF both Sales
JACOB Il. DY YSHER.
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the burning, we fully
col neide with tn above ement of ho co nditon
of the papers and books taken out of the
Safes.
G. A. NICOLLS,
II. n. NU LEN BERG.
JAS MlLnOLLAND.
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SPRING & SUMMER,
q O @ I'D 81

AT MENSCH'S CHEAP STORE.
FTIlE undersigned having removed hi S
Store up town, at the nd, lately upied by II
g. & !. w Hartman where with gtea iucreas ed
facilities he is enabled Offer full assor ment OF
Spring and Summer Goods,
Which he has just received From the Ia ,tern Cities,
comprising Dry Goods, Groceries Hard ware, Que ems
ware Cedar Hollo.ware. Drugs. Fish, Sail &c.
Plaster rnn, Nails Boots Shoes Hats Caps, &c &c
ALSO READY MADE CLOTHING
In short, every thIngusualy kept country Stores
to winch he invites the public generally
~ Csah, Lu nber Old Iron and Country Produce
taken inenchauge Tor Goods at the hgest market price,
A. G.. MENSCH.
bloomsbury. March 81, 1857
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CATAWISSA, WILLIAMSPORT
ERIE RAIL ROAD.
- . - slIEsIIsalssss:s5

- U II EsEssIEsss
Direct Railroad connection betreen Niagara Falls and
Philadelphia shortest Quickest and Cheapest Route from
WeserH Abe York TO Philadelphia Harrisburg, Pitts6Hrg
Baltimore, HashAg,on CITY, and the South.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Elmira daily (excep
Sundays,) at7 A. NJ passing Willamspori al 10 l5t
NJ. connecting with Reading Rail Road atPort Clin-
ton, and reaching Pbiiadel lphia at7 BOP NJ.
Returning leave Philadelphia from corner of !, road
Vine streets, at7 49, A. NJ reaching Williams
MI SSa 1Trgiaf q WIFI Witt az e
PORT CLINTON FOR HARRISBURG
Direct via Dauphin and Susquehanna Rail Road on III
arrival OF fCatawissa Train, at As Mreaching Hdr
risbarg at 8 P. NJ. l.. w.
Returning leave lIarrisburga,7 IS A. NJ ,connoo.ing
at PortChuton with Cattawi rain bound 70
ing The route 10 Harrisburg, Pitsburg Bal.
timore the South connecting these points with al
Nort thwe tern Pennsy ylyania and Western New York
Connec Ing AT Elmirn with trains New York IN d
Erie Rail Boad also, with the EimIra Canandagau,
Rocies .er, Buffalo and Niagara Fas.
Ger necilng gdrectly with the Great Western Railroa
c thus making the shortest, nd theapes fron
- A FREIGHT TRAIN.
Will leave Williansport DAILY, ut G 80 A. 80
Phi lndelphia.
Freight train o and from Philadelphia withouitran.
shipmcnt,from Reading Raj Road Freight Depot,
TRAINS PASS DANvILLE AS FOLLOWS
Passenger Train IeM
Freight Train. 3D. D.. ID 0 81 A. NJ .
GOING WEST.
rrasss%gs rasis,ig Train EpTaln' EalIH3 Sssp A.
-FAREs-
Between Phladclph 81 40
- Cuiawissa, 30
:. '' IGmaqua $50
WilliamspOrl, S 90
Fnspounds ofpersonal baggage allowed to each pass
sengercxcess charged al double
II FONDA, SapennteRdeRt.
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DIR. j. s. Houghton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digestive
i Fluid, or Ga stric
Juice Prepared from
Reunet, or the fourth
Stomach of the Ok, after
directions of Baron Lie.
big, the great Physiolog
mal Chemist, by J. 5
Toughton, NJ. ID Phila
de Iphia Pa.
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States Union Hotel.

FORMERLY RED LION HoTEL)
No. 900 Market street, Pbiladelphsa.
CEORGE w. HINKLE Prop rietor, forme lyofCo
VI lumbia, Pa, would infor his fre nds md theBub
ic that he continues TO keep the above named Hotel
which is wei and favOrably known thronghOutthe
stateas oneofthe oldes nj venie nj HoteIn
he city. he emosirespeclfuJlys soIeits shareof pub
lie paonage, April Z, 1855.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-07

Th's,s sNatures own Remedy for an unhealthy $40
mach, No art OF man can eqnalits curative powers.
tcontains no Alchohol itieTs Acids or Nausaous
lTugs 1t Is extremely agreeable To the and ma
hetakenby the mosi feeble PATIENTS who cannot eat
distress Beware rrugr ed
limitations. Pepsinis nota Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
gratis giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
from Liehgs nina 'Lhemi stry Or Combe's Physiology
Digestion; DIR Pereirl on Food and Diet Dr. John W
T.aper, of New York University; Prof. Dunglison's
Pysioagy; Prof SiIman, Yale Colledgc d Carmen
tei'sPhysology &c, together with reportsof Gu es
f rom al pats fthe United Saes.
Soldby Z. P LutZ and J. r. Meyer bloomsbury
s B. Bowman Berwick. Oct3 1855 ly,
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Bio OOmsburg Tinware and Stove Store

Bloomsbury TinWare and Stove Store.
rCHE undersgne res pecfuy informs his Old FRIENDS
aud customers that he has purchased hs brother s
interest in he above estab and the nee n w
hereafter he conducted by himself exclusively. has
ID just received and offers for sale the largest and
sAsI most extensive assOr tmenI of FANCY STOVES
kppzV ever mt reduced intolhs market.
O>E His stock consists of complete assortment of
bihest COokiDgand parlor stoves in the market to-
theger with Stove Fixtures of every oven
ana BoxstOves Radiators, Cyi ndor Stoves CAST Iron
Alr.Tigh Stoves, Cannon stoves, SC, &c.
StOYepit pc and Tinwarec onsanll on hand nd man.
uiactnred to OIder. All kinds of repairing done, as
usual, on short notice.
uThe patronage of old friends and new customers
spcoiillly solicited.
A. NJ. RUPERT.
Boomsbnrg, Jan 9, ls54,-ir
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CARPETiNGS, OilCloths, Window Shades, Motsop
Matiings-Jusi received 90 900 pieces new styl.
nuIaciurcd and Imported expressly for CARPET
hL, Mcrehants and lousekeepeTs viii please no.
Nos. y aud 20 Worth Second Street lst door belUw
March % 1850 ! stDNEy InNPs
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25 WITNESSES, :
OR. THE FOttIEH GoNViyrEp.
Ono Dollar ar..s3fronias,on sr.r 1nn onc


One Dollar Year-.6ireulation over ioo. 900 ~
Copies Weekly.
HOlIN -. DYE Is the author, who In, hnd
y lO years experience rs Banker and Pub.
Usher, and Author Of u series Of Lectures Mt tho
broadway tabernacle. when, for ten successive
nights, over $4,000 people greeted him with
rounds OF applause, Willie he exhibited tho n,su
ncr III which Countrrirtcrs execute Frauds. md
the Surest and Shortest Means OF Detectino
themi 'e'''"e
The Bank Note Engrnvers all say that he ia
tho greatest Judge of Paper Money Living
Greatest Discovery of the present century for
Detecting Counterfeit Bank Notes
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence. md
exh'hi'ing, ut glance, every Counterfeit m cir.
culation!! ~'
Arranged SO admirably that reference is ensv
and Detection instantaneous. way
~ NO index to examined No pages to hupt
up! n"t SO s'hphfled and arranged that the
all nt glance. N"'' ''o
English, French and Gernmanf Tins eocb
may read The same in his own Native Tongue.
Post Perfect Bank Note List Published {,
ALSO, A LIST OF
All the Private Bankers in America. s--
complete Summary of the Finance of
europe and America will he published in each
edition. together with all tho Important NEWS
OF TIE DAY. Also,
A Series Of Tales,
From an Old Manuscript found in the East. 7,
,u,h'S'cs the most complete Iii tory of ORIGI
NAL LIFE: describing the most pcrplexinc 20
s,t'ons IN which the Ladies and Gentlemen o,
that country have been SO often found These
STORIES continue throughout the whole year, and
VIII prove the most entertaining ever offered ia
| the Public. ~
| ~ Furnished Weekly to subscribers only at
. year All l"ttcrs must be addressed ic
Publisher and p,opre,or ID Val =, ou
| York. ' '''' '''"
April so, 1851 1v
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ATTENTION, PLANTERS.
Economy and UtilitvI

Ay ouu - oC1uCY!
>HE undermined having purchased the Riyhe
OF Warlick's PLOW. Patented Anr;I
Sd, 1855, will sell Plantation Rights ner
stocks delivered at Greenwood Depot, or
residence of w. p HILL. IN
With small Scooter 6.oo
with Turning Shovel, for from S8.O0 to ESQ
This Plow, from its simple structure. durabil.
ity, lightness of draught, ease Of management
adaptation to the different Shares used in the
cultivation of the farm, and consequent cheap--
ness, IS commencing Itself to general use as a
Superior Farming Implement wherever tried.
HILL g. ANDREWS.
Green nwooti, S. c., Oct. i, 1856. 25-Ivfs"
We, the undersigned, having examined and
tried the WarIick Plow. concur in the above
commentators. JAMES CRESW ELL
JOHNSON SALE, &
r. NJ. WHITE
SAM'L MCGOWAN.
LARKIN REYNOLDS,
RODT w. LITES
A. WIDEMAN.
GENTS: I have USED tn. Plough Won san, ma
and am much pleased with it. I think il the
best Plough have ever used 1t combines econ.
omy and utility i'll highdegree. It breaks up.,
the soil well and to good depth, with ons n,uIs
am m so we'll pleased with It, that r want more
"Very respectfully yourp,
"THOS. C. PERRIN"
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BOOTS AND SHOES !
Fo1 CAsH a.

i'oOo PAIR MEMS BEsT KIP BEoGANs.
1000 pair Mems I'd quality Brogans.
i'ooO 'O pair Mems 3l quality Broguns.
i,0o0 pair Women's Pegged Bootees.
o l,ooo palr omen's Pegged ed quulity) Bootees.
500 pair Boys best Kip Brogans
coo coo pair Boys Cd quality Brognns
2oo ooo par Tou!hs Brogans. various qualities.
3Oo pnir l'ndIes' Caters, from Sl.25 to $3.50.
500 p"ir Ladies' Slippers and Ties, fin soc. to sl.5o.
3oO pair Misses and ChiIdrcns Shoes, Soc to 81 25.
100 pair Gents fino Calf Boots.
loO pair Gents fine ClotI, Caters.
300 pair Womcns Goa: Bootees.
1000 pair Negro Brogans.
1905 House Servants Shoes.
to be found i'll Shoe Store. Call and se,
just received and for sale by
W. s. WOOD,
~ lo3 Richardson Street. Columbia
March "a, 1857 4s Iv
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D1Ssolutior

I>lE Firm of WIER d MILLER was this
- day dissolved by mutual consent, the linn
t"'loh OF .he nartnershin having expired. The
name Of the Firm will be used in the closino nm
OF the business, by either one of u.s.
An persons indebted to us by Note or Account,
VIII please come forward and pay up as soon as
convenient, rs it is very desirable tliut the busi
ness should be closed as early ns pos .ible.
JOHN A. WIER,
G. Med. MILLER.
August 2a, 1856. 10 If
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=. rr'cI,o's "I Squares will DC charged III propor-
ton To the above rates
tN- Business Cards for the term of one year
VIII he ci'"rgcd in proportion to the space they
occupy, ut One Dollar per line space.
GB For nIl advertisements set in double col
"m", Fifty per Cent extra will be added TO the
above rates.
DAVIS t. CREWS,
For Banner;
LEE d WILSON,
For Press.
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Eggs for Hatching.-Itis is not certainly
known how long the vitality of eggs will
last. We have had those of healthy young
hens matched that were twenty-eiglit days
old before they were set. But the chicks
were feeble,T and they all died before they
were three months old. There is reson to
conclude tba.'an egg remains pretty nearly
perfect for two weeks after il is laid, ifit be
properly kept, and that after that time it
depseciates rapidly, unless put under hen.
Its therefo1s best to set the freshest epos
you:can gel.
Alf tie talk about dark.colored eggs
producing.dark coiored-chickeIs, long epos
producing male Birds, and roundish eggs
female birds, is asl Innocent little nonsense.
which maks II n lisy books ought to be
ashamed Of i q perhaps be found that
asagenssal fnls, Black hens lay the whitest
egoa gp01 fhe. Spanish for instance. and
tbst . ssssis alyays Iays the same
.shSped ss daay With another. There
is however, M changsable ru,s about
ftsass u tscsly back game hsn1
.wlridl tas ,sals after she began TO nv:
'pspdd ssads ~ white ego, But. m
aev long, ysllo~i,h see,
'ss,., ! u, & si {, :II;sI n
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A Final Settlement.

OTlCE is hereby given that Final Settle
l. mcnt of the Estate Of THOMAS RY-
kARD, will he hud in the Ordinarys Office on
The 10Th OF June next. Persons having de-
h,ahas' arc requested TO present them, properly
attcsted, OH or before that day. Those indeht.d
are requested to settle Immediately
L. IL. RYKARD, Admir-
March IS, 1857. AZ 3m
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The.pumerous friends Of Col. T. j. ROB-
EKlS respectfully announce hin, q Candidate
for Sheriff at tho nsxt election. '97l -, = =,
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II The friends of NIMROD MoCoRD. re
;ssRsstlaliy announce him as a Candidate for sher
NE al the ensuing Election. =. -.
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ID The friends of D. w, HAWTHORN
respectfully announce ilIm q CapdidatA, for Sher-
III o. Abbevillsf Distrtst at, ,,hs:nsxt election ],
May s. tas6Sst.2 fss,ss. - .9S
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eB The friends Of G. H. ALLEN announce
MN NJ as Candidate for Clerk of the Court at
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W. c. Davis.

Attorney at La0 and Solicitor in .Eou;tv
"a AbBEvILLE, S. G..
Will promptly attend to all business entrusted tf,,
his care. He can be found at the office of the
Abbeville Banner" July 90 l6
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G A N DID ES.

eB- The friends of MATTHEW MoDON.
AID, announce him Il Candidate for recollection
for Clerk, at tho ensuing election.
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americans at Ronse.-Several hundred
Americans have been passing the spring
months in tie eternal city, and letter Of
and about them says:
"Our fair countrywomen always bear
OFT the palm of beauty at every assembly.
Adorned or unadorned, theirs is the nobil.
ity of nature, and they wear upon their
brows the regal impress of free people.
Their charms are so transcendent as to be
admitted by all-even surly John Bull
without dissent"
A Kentucky editor advertises as follows,
Wanted at this Office, a bulldog of any
color, except pumpkin and milk, of respec-
table size snub.nose, cropped ears, abrevia
ted continuation, and bad disposition
who can come when called with a raw
beefsteak, and will bite the man whS
'pits tobaccojuce on the stove and steals
our exchanges.
A6oue Stealing.--s Billy how did xou
'ooo your uuSet
Easily enough" said Bill.
IL suppose 20, but how I"
:" guess you would lost your own if it
bad been where mine was"
/ "That does not answer my question
- Well, It Jon unust know said Billy,
VI he'd 70 cut itoG, orelse steal she trap
Childhood y Ike 3 msrrsf. -caschsnrl
and feasssiuE images ffsapn sll srouial II: Il
!hspls.ebes thet sn inpii6as spsS lsje
.elos IN iiis q iI rs;
SI!s 81 3 IN 81 ~ Sf IS s. &
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DOMESTIC RECIPES.

'i"eyaT.-1he juice OF one bushel of
sugar beets, worth twenty five cents, and
which any farmer can raise with little cost.
will make from five to six gallons of vine.
gar, equal to the best made of alder wine.
First wash and CRATE the beets, and express
the juice in cheese-press, or in any other
way which little ingenuity can suggest,
and put the liquor into barrel; cover tho
bung with gauzo and set it in the sun, and
IN fifteen or twenty days it will bo fit for
use. BY this method the very best of vim.
egar can be obtained without any great
trouble, and l hope all who like good vine.
gar will try it.
bfaek lnk.-So'ne one inquired for a
recipe for Black Ink, in the Rural, and if
you think the following is worth having,
from which the ink used by myself is pro-
duced at very trifling cost, you may give
h:-Ground logwood, OF; pulverized nut
gals 10 OF; gum arabic, OF; copperas, 4
OF; rainswater, 4 quarts. Bring to a boil
ing heat in an iron vessel and allow to cool
When cool, add two tablespoons of loaf
sugar. Keep in bottles we'll corked, and
when too thick it will bear diuting to the
amount of one-third with soft water.
Ho~ to Cook Rhubarb and asparagus.
1t is common error In cooking rhubarb
to peel it. This should never be done. az
the skin contains the aroma of the plant
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and becomes pulpy:sy, We have derived this
Information from French cook of note
experience and skill. The same cook tells
US that asparagus should be cut into niece.
about three quarters Of an inch long before
cooking. Il should be boiled with nice
piece OF salt pork. and served up in the
same mannersss peas.
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