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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

RASC,IITY- Sunday mnruimg, some youug
rnwdies saw two druuken men (John Welsh auG
J,hn Hen,y) asleep on one OF the piers in Nes
Y,lk, and, by way of having some fun placed q
,mal keg # powder near the men. which they fired
with long train. burning both men, severely, and
blowing Welsh into the dock. from which he was
rescued with difficulty. The young scanps es-
nod
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

~ whsp Jon can purehasA aay Of the spllcwinS
SURE remedses: Mrs A.i~n's waslds Hsir asstafsrs
fsas. Woods IA Restorative; ksaerseu's 20 de 4
Dr. kose's Hair Tea's: pf JAy DO, dos kxstys
frcophsscas; Lyons kstazirnn. Nor 81, s4a
Ti AYs.AssAIy and prsygist ~ AssssA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10

ORDINATION -On Friday morning last, an ordiua-
lou was held at the Chapel of the Episcopal Theo
logical Seminary at Alexandria. Va, both the Ri
shops of the Diocese being present aud oIiciatiux
After the sermon, the ordination of ca adidates
! Tor deacoDs orders, was performed by bishop
Meade The number admitted to the order If lea
cons was ten, AMI the names rs follows: John Cos
by. VI. IL GaiGshs, c. L. lIsrri,, W. I. n. Jacobs
K J. Keeling, 4. VI. Randolph, Walter W. Vii
.iams. Henry A Wiie, Jr.. all Of the Diocese II
Va, aud J. NcA. Harding. OF Ptnnsy lvania aud c
| A. l.. Richards. 4. d . of tho Diocese Of Oh -
>"zt Bi.hop Johns admitted TO priesl's orders
| Rev. Messrs IIende rson. Suter. II. j Kersh iw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-10
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Y,,rbrough mrs Elizabeth
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
Medical Advice for both Sexes.
DR. ". =. SAMPSON.

or Rcreat Hospital Staten Island all
Urinary Organs primary and secondary Having had years
practice, and treated the obstinate
certificates office feels perfectly confident
there critical hut What
perfect Patients treated by letter application
The office Of Dr. SIMPSONS celebrated Preventative
street Boston, Mas
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

MIR JOIN MooRE-Dear Sir; Having been made ACC uant-
ca WIN the materials OF which the popular medicine known
as the Compound Humor and Strengthening Syrup is COM
posed gives me pleasure say that consider your COM
paon oil articles Of known medical value adapted to
relieve and cure that class diseases that COM
monty result from what popularity called impurities Of the
blood humors, Sc cheerfuy the diseas ed to
make trial Of it. CALVIN CI-TsTFR NJ N
Warren, March 2s 1857.
Sold in Bratneboro, by JOSEPH CLARK and l. n. THORN
Vest BraHoboro, o. PRATT; Marlboro, W. W LYNpE;
tdy.ftftlHe, FRANKLIN SAWYER; UIqrdsboro. J. g.
liIGGlNS, A. J. DENTERi JaHlico A. MUZZY; south
Londondcrry, j. l.. PIERCE; LoRdOnderry W McALLJs-
ALDRICH. 1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

OUR NEW GOODS. The New Goods are
~ open and easy you to see and buy il you please
Wathmakers Jewellers and Opticians and dealers in ali goods
In our line we shall try and be outdone In every
partmen we to keep complete stock of best goods
Remember, Sign Watch and Spoon, CHASE TRIP.
Brattleboro, June Is, 1865. rs
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
INHE GREAT REMEDY AT HAND ,
DR.. BARRON'S Compound Humor and
STRENGTHENING Syrun

1T Cures sCRoFULA AND ERYsIPELAs
II q RES SALT RHEUM X ALL HI MORs
III " RES ALL WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH A
KIDNEYS.
III REMOVES ALL IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD
IL srehgthens and nvgorates the whole SYSTEM
Nt any other medicine. 1t is pleasant aqreoable 20
the taste and can he used by the delicate yals and
children with uniang 1t has been used by prac
hcg Physician IL years and neuer failed In any
durable case Recommends be shown from large mum
Der Of Physicians
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

o I Between Brattleboro and
Marlboro villages July 2sth, small Pocket Book con-
tanning $50 In Mone and two Notes Of $50 each ANY
nndng the same will receive reward Of SIS, by leaving 1t at
he hTGHsh I, House, 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
TATE OF vERMO Mt

MARLBORO, SIS.
The Probate Court for said District To all persons Il,
~ested In the Estate Of JACOB CHASE late of Wbi,;n
num- deceased, Greeting; Whereas, MINOR CUASEE
a presented to this Court Instrument purpornp IN h
we as' W OF said deceased for pobateYou are hereby
oueu mat ts Court will decide upon the probate of snd
Instrument ~ the session thereof to be held al The pro
oee IN bratieboro in said District on Tuesday The In
uay OF september d. 1885, when and where YOU may an
pear aud contest the same, II you mt ' up
HoLBRooK, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
'" EST RIVER SEMINERY!
wv SOUTH LONDONDERRN. VIZ.

M EST RIVER SEMINERYl
w SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
The Fall Term Of this Institution will Wenes-
day, Aug. 25h, to continue Eleven Weeks under
W. u SIlthNEl, Principal
ssMARi A. HIGGINS, Preceptrcss, Music, Ornament
tai Branches, and French;
W. ii. STARKM EArIlER, Teacher Of Penmanshp;
AMI Assistants.
The Of Instruction will be thorough practical and
systematic In the Mathematics every topic will he subject
to rigid analysis from whence conclusion he logically
and readily dcluced. Surveying will be illustrated the
field with full set uf Mathematical Instruments In the
languages reference will be made to the Ana and
ture of sentences and Derivation The Musical and Or
mental Departments will the strict and close attention
o the Preceptress and every eNerton will be made call
forth the talents Of the scholar French will be taught by
Native French Teachers series Of lessons in rnnnnship
will he commenced about the middle Of the chance
given to all Of acquiring elegant and easy style writing
Tuition at the usual low rates Of this Institution
BOARD-sl5O to g. 90 per week. ample accommodations
for so-hoarlng.
For particulars address Principal at Brookne VI or
the Secretary. - W W. RUGd, Secretary.
; SS 4 % %; As1STr director"
South Londonderry, VT, July 9th, 1855 4w-3l
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
CHESTERFIELD SHEETINGS.

The above sheetngs Though the heayes rank
the heavy Sheengs They hard twisted and very dua.
bile goods and OF just the right easy
the sake Of avoiding commission, freight &e they will be
sold than half cent per yard cheaper they read-
sell for In the cities 1t is believed they the cheapest
goods In market according their real value Warranted
give satisfaction to the purchaser.
For sale wholesale and retail by SKINNER at his Pac-
tory in Chesterfield, N. H., andby
FISHER HAVEN Bratteboro, Vt.
Merchants aud consumers invited to examine them.
Aug. 10, 1878. 81
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

NJ o L | e T.. LIBERATIoN.-I, JOHN
~ WILDER Of Puneg, hereby give to my son DAVID
WILDER his time to act and trade himself during the
remainder Of his mnory shall pay any debts by him
contracted nor claim any Of his earnings.
JOHN WILDER.
Pumey, Aug. 81, 1858. 3w-32
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

and build II up with unusual rapidty.
The Liver one Of the principal regulators Of the
human bPly ana when it performs It's functions we'll
the powers OF e system are fully developed. The stomach
Is almost oney dependent on the healthy action of The
IuT o the proper perform ance 6s fuuctons when the
stomach ut fault the bowels at fault and the whole
system suffers in consequence of one organ-be Liver
having ceased to do its duty For the diseases Of That or
gan one OF the propretors has made his study in
practice OF more than twenty -years, find remedy
wncreW 10 couteract the many arrangements to which
this remedy last found amy person tro-
leH win Liver tom- = plant, In any of its forms,
has but to try bottle, and = conviction is certain
, lhese uuhs remove all morbid or bad matter from
The system, supplying in their place healthy flow Of bile
h'EVratIhg the stomach causing food to digest we'll
purhyinH thc bioodrw giving tone and health to the
whole machinery, removing the cause of the disease
Billious attacks areP cured, and, what IL
ggct"r, prevented, w., the occasional use Of the
Liver InviaOraiOr.
One dose after eating suHs hcient relieve the stomach
ihd prevent the food from rising and souring.
phy one Jose taken before retiring, prevents Night-
mare. ~
Only one dose taken at might loosens the bowel.
generally, and cures Cos-grtiyeuc.s.
One dose taken after each -1mealw cure Dyspepsin.
Vne dose Of two tea spoonius will always relieve
One bottle taken for ie-s-mae obstruction removes tho
ause Of the disease, and snakes perfect
Only one dose Immediately IA relieves ChoIic while
one iose often repeated Is sure for Cholera
nOrbus. and preventive of & Cholera.
~ only one bottle is f2neeled to throw out Of tho
ystem tn effects of medic cine after long sickness
II One bottle taken for @Jaundice removes all SAL
owness or unnatural cOlorefr FROM the skin.
one dose taken shorAStime before eating gives vi.
'or to the appetite, and axes ~ food digest we'll
One dose often repeated - cures Chrouic n;,r-
rhGa in its worst forms, ~while Summer and
bOwei complaints yields almost to the first dose
uhe or Two doses cures attacks caused by WOrmsin
children; there is surer safer or speeder remedy In
he world, as it fails -
, ~. lew bottles cures~tDropsy. by exciting the
Wetake pleasure recon- mending this medicine as.
preventive for Feverand ARuc. Call Ecycr
nu an feNcrs on Bill lions Type. 1t operates
nth certainty and thousands are willing TO testify 10 ia
'onderfu virtues.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21

CAXTON'S RIVER SEMINARY.-T uE
RfALL TERN will commence on Wednesday, Sept. LIST,
and continue eleven weeks.
II. i. sEVERENS, A. r., Principal.
Rev ]. VI. WILLAMETTE, A. NJ, Teacher q French.
Miss kiioDA RANNEi, Prcceptress and Teacher Of
Painting.
Miss ANNA NJ. 0BER Teacher Of Music.
Good beard easily obtained in private families at from 81 90
Ia So So all inclentas included Accommodations will be
provided for those who may be DESTROYS Of boarding them
selves.
The Institution under the direction Of Teachers ~ ample
qualifications and Of superior reputation whose constant
Tort will he To make it profitable well agreeable
place for study Teachers class will be- formed during the
Fall Term model for District Schools This class re-
ceve instruction not only in the text books, but the meth
cd Of teaching and the management Of Schools
School Committees DESTROYS securing Teachers for the
Winter can do so by addressing the Principal.
JOHN A. fARNSWORTIf, Sccy.
saxton's River, Vt, July 2lst, 1858. 6w30
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
+ y ID S T. NJ y A II Y
IL TOwNSuEND, VT.

z. H. SMITH, Principal. W. H. RUGG, Assistant.
J. klMBALL, Teacher If Vocal Music.
L. A. SfEBBlNS, Teacher " Penmanshp.
Mrs NJ X. SMITH, Preccptrcss Teacher II French
Miss j. NJ NALLEN, Teacher Of Ornamental Branches.
Miss VI. +. BLANDIN, Teacher Of Music.
The fall Term will begin Wednesday. Sept LIST. This
Institution is enjoying unparalleled degree Of pros
pery and will he the constant aim both of the Trustees
and Teachers to sustain its present reputation Attention
viii be devoted to those designing teach ia the Teachers
class as heretofore The classes In the Languages and the
Higher English is expected, will be unusually large In
all the departments Of study will be the unceasing effort o
the teachers To make their instructions thorough and pract
cal TUITION from 50 to a. about per cont less than at
most academies in this state. BOARD, IN private families
including ruum-rcnt washing, and all ncdcntas at 81 20
week. Good accommodations will he furnished the most
reasonable terms u those wishing and scoarcrs
For further particulars, reference may be had Hand
Bills or Circulars, or by application to the Principal.
CHARLES CLARK, Secretary.
Townshend, July seth, 1858. 4w-31
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
IN THE SCiENCE OF MEDICINE.
TkrIr - II. NJ n IN


NONE are genuine unless the Engrayngs Of the Seals Of tho
taent ONCE OF Engan the VI rhafmncie
ue rams anu the Imperial College OF Vienna
wnppet AMI around eacl To be Lad wholesale
rom Dr. H. A. BARROW, Member OF the Imperial College of
vienna aud Roy College Of Surgeons who mny be
sonay consulted at his residence, 1851 street cy bloc
west o. Broadway New York from the morning mi
anu nom O'Clock till in The evening, (Sunday pted
IhsEMAR No is the remedy general and local debility
loss otvie power premature decay
quence arising from early all mpcdnents
vanish like before Its influence
valuable to those entering the marriage state
diMESEMAR No ,Eoey cradicass all traces Of those dis
vsrs which convia and cnbeb, have long
uuo O 70 the ruin of1he health ola portion
lMESEMAR No SIS the European remedy Gloss
~ usouers which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
MN mercury TO the inevitable destruction patients cons-
'uuo ad which all the Sarsapia In the world
1919 and arc prepared in the form Of q
aoehge devoid Of taste smell he carried In the waist
S9o, pocket SOLD ~ Tfs CasI ASp plvipsD srrAnArE
LOWS administered by Ncpeau, Iaieman, Rour, Record
s &c fnee " each four which
ana IN w cases, whereby there 10 a saving Of ".
,dnmedstely receiving remittance, Dr. BARROW ICY
thiNCE STREET NEW YORK will forward the TRIEsEMAR
70 any part Of the world securely packed and addressed
70 ne instructions % the writer.
10 De had also from W. W. PAGE Druggist
snd hyoyeI streets Boston. Mas Talecit Fuller Hartford
tonn W. b. Dyer, New Haven Edw ard Dana, Fort
and, Maine and q. Hassad, Providence, RI
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS.
Bo-,ou Produce Acknowledgement, August 49,

Boston Produce Markct-WEpNEsDAY, August 49,
PLOUR-The market continues hrm with iar demand
ats4 90 iO fancy a. So s5j So so 20 for
mon 50 50 80 for family brands ONO, Michigan and
fancy has been selling 81 SO s5i extra S. so s. IS for
comm, and so so for family brands. Corn Meal is
scarce. Sales at q 80 ~ 70 per Dbl Rye Flour is selling
in small lots at SO 26 a. % per Dbl
GRANCorn has arrived more freely and prices have de-
cned, sales Of yellow at Sl white o6cj mixed So Doc per
bushe in steady demand sales Of Northern and
Canada Doc per bushel Rye is selling IS 90c per BUSH
c White Beans are In steady demand sales ocommon and
blue pod at 6Oe y 1875 extra pea 81 so I5 marTowat
s2a 20 per bushe Canada Peas are firm at 81 III per
pROvIsIONs.-pork is firm with moderate dcmand:-
The stock light for the season Sales Of prime az slS
$5 I5i mess SIS SO l9i clear and extra clear SZO 81
per Dbl cash and mos Beef is semue A S sacs
Of Western and extra at Sl3 sl6 family mess
sl6 so Is per bb, cash and mos Lard Is IN hrm and IN
steady denan sales n bh II 12 l2c; kegs l3 1lc
per H. cash and Hams IN steady demand at 1O5
at Islc per IT, mos Butter without change Thercisa
fair denand good Vermont and ~ state at Il lsc;
dull 10 lie lb Ohio aud Canada at 10 l6c
per III Good Cheese is In demand at Sc; is dull
at &c per ID. Eggs selling at 10 lie per Dozen
Poultry at loo per bi Spring Chickens at zoe 81 % per
pair.
Cambridge Cattle Market "WEDNESDAY, Aug.
lsAt market 1885 Cattle 1000 ceves and 336 Stores
years old.
pmcEs-MUket Beef-Extra, SOL a s7-1st quality 50
asdt-2l quality, s5l-Sd quality, IS ordinary 81.
Store'wworkmg dseH7sSo, 100, s17S per pair
Neutrality-suspicious. Tro Years oid-s2ia2s.
Three YedrsOli-$30a S3s
Sheep and Lambs 5jl6 market. prices-In lots, 81
II, 81 each Extra and selections, $2I So
Hdes-6l n &C per ID. TaiiOW--6 1-2a1c per lb.
PeHs-50c a 81 each. car Skins IL l3c per III.
There the Boston and Maine Railroad
1l2 the Boston and Lowell 1870 the Fcburg, and
over the Western, loaded with Cattle Sheep swine and
Horses or the 1870 the fchburg 81 from Albany
aud II from Schencctad.
Remarks-There was large number Of Cattle at market;
some OF them good but the greater part rather
small and Of poor quality; few Of the best quality sold
high 81 per cwt bvt generally there decline Of %
es but the quality was BETTER which equivalent decline
Of 25c per head.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR I
II PREPARED by DIR. SANEnRn

toNouNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS Of the best PurRa-
i've and Liver Medicines before the public that acts a.
CdaTc easier milder and more eectua any other
medicine known IL is not only Cafhartic but Liner
remedy, acting first the Liver eject morbid natter
then on the stomach and bowels to carry off that thus
accomplishing two purposes eccuay without any OF the
painful feelings experienced in the operations Of Cahdr-
cs IL strengthens the system the time that purees
III and when taken daily in moderate doses will strengthen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1858-08-21
SEPH CLARK and I. y. THORN.
DOCT. BARRON'S MAG NETIC PAIN
DESTROYER

Warranted superior anything the public for the euro
OF Neuralgia, Canker, Dysentery Diarriea Pains in the
mead, stomach and Bowels IL In chronic should
e used IN connection with the Syrup Manufactured by
John Moore, Warren, Mass, Sole Proprietor sold bv ali
Apotheearies and medicine dealeas. 3m-26
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21
Private Fortunes of Irca, Men.

Cresus possessed, in land and proper
ty, fortune equal to fl,7OO,OOo be-
sides large amount of money, slaves
and furniture, which amounted 10 an
equal sum. He used to say that ci,i-
zen who had not fortune sufficient to
support an army, or legion, did not
deserve the title OF rich man. The
philosopher Seneca had fortune of f3..
100000. Tiberius, at his death, lsh
f23, ,625 600, which Caligula spent IN
less than twelve months. vespasian, On
ascending the throne, estimal:I all the
expenses of the State at .f35, 900, ,OOO.-
The debts of Milo amounted to f5oo.-
600. Caesar, before he entered upon anv
Office, owed &c. 100000. He had DUR
chased the friendship of Curio for $780,
600, aud that of Lucius Paulus for
f30O, 900. AT the time of the assassin
alton Of Julius Caesar, Antony was in
debt to the amount of f3OO,OOO he
owed this sum on the ides OF March.
and it was paid before the kalends of
April he squandered fl47 900. 600 OF
the public treasures. Appius squander-
ed in debauchery f5OO, 900, and finding
on examination of the state OF his affairs.
that he had only 100000. he poisoned
himself, because he considered that SUM
insufficient for his maintainance. julius
Cesar gave Seruille. the mother of Bru-
tus, a pearl of the value of f8o, ,OoO.-
Cleopatra, at an entertainment given to
Antony. dissolved in vinegar pearl
worth fS0.O00, and he swallowed il. -
Clodius. the son of Esopus, the comedian.
swallowed one worth $4,000. One sim
gle dish cost Esopus fsO,OOo. Caligu-
la spent for one supper 100000, and
Huliogabalus f20,OOO. The usual cost
OF repast for Lucullus was E2O.0OO
the fish from his fish-pond were sold for
f36. 900.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

IMPORTANT HINT IN WASHING CLOTHES.
The American Agriculturist asserts
that the great secret of the success OF
nine out of ten of the washing fluids,
mixtures and machines which have been
sold over the country for many years
past, is not owing to much Of the inher-
ent qualities of the articles themselves as
to the process of soaking, which they
invariably recommend. If people pur.
suing the old-iashioned system of wash :
ing will simply take the precaution to
throw all the clothing to be washed into
water ten or fifteen hours before begin
ming operations, they will find half the
labor of rubbing and pounding saved in
most cases. Water is, of itself, a great
solvent, even of the oily materials that
collect upon clothing worn in contact
with the body. but time is required to
effect the solution. Everyone is aware
of the effect of keeping the hands or feet
moist for few hours-the entire extern
al coating of secretion is dissolved. The
same effect is produced by soaking. for
few hours. clothes soiled by the excre-
tory matter Of the skin.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

THE MISCHIEF MAKER.-When the ab
sent are spoken of, some will speak gold
OF them, some silver. some iron. some
lead, and some always speak dirt, for
they have a natural attraction towards
what is evil, and think it shows pene-
tration in them. As cat watching for
mice does not look up though an ele.
phant goes by. SO they are so busy nous.
ing for defects. that they let great excel
lences pass them unnoticed l will not
say that it is not Christian to make beads
OF others faults. and tell them over eve
ry day /; say it is Internal If YOU wan,
to know how the devil feels, you do kno~
if you are such one.-Henry Ward
Beecher.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

HORSES RUBBING THEIR NAMES AND
TAILs.-In your impression of July 10th,
observe a correspondent has sent you
recipe for "h,rses rubbing their
Names and tails" and you also recon-
mend turpentine. Allow me to offer
you the following recipe, which have
always used and found thoroughly eff
cacious, and at the same time. most pure,
cleanly and simple :-Sulphuric acid To-
tion-oil of vitriol, 5 drachms rain
water } pints; to be we'll shaken to-
gether. This is very clean lotion to
rub on horse when you find him rub.
bing and biting himself.) Rub the To-
ton on the part with a sponge. two or
three times Ohio Farmer.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-10-21

DRYING PUMPKINS AND ToxAroEs.-
Pumpkins may be put up in the old
fashioned mode of cutting into rings
pairing and drying upon poles; or they
may be cut into small pieces and dryed
on plates in the sun and oven. A better
plan, however. is to pare. stew and strain
them, just as if for pies then spread the
pulp thinly upon earthen dishes, and dry
quickly in a hot sun or partially heated
oven. If dryed slowly. there is danger
OF souring. Store in dry room. Kept
IN this manner, they retain much of the
freshness and flavor of newly gathered
fruit. The dried pulp should be soaked
in milk for few hours before using
In making pies. they are greatly i'm :
proved BY stirring the pumpkin in scald-
ing milk, especially if eggs be not used.
Tomatoes may be kept in excellent con-
dition by cooking. straining and drying.
just as described for pumpkins.