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Eomration.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
E1 YOUNG LADIES.-The SUMNER SESSION begins
on May 4h 1859 The of instruction in the usual
BRANCHES full and thorough being under the direction Of
an efficient Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
command OF the Institution. Parents who desire thorou"h
education for their daughters with the comforts and
tges OF the Christian family invited examine The
Sch VI.
Fo Trims Of admission and further inFornaton address
Key; geo LEWIS STALEY, Principal, Mount Washington,
Baltim Co.. Maryland Rev DR. HEINER, Second St,
Batmo Catalogues can he had at CUSHINGS 4 BAL
LEYS. FILLMORE street, and Mr. Geo Gelbachs Second
street APPS tt
NJ EW LONDON ACADEMY,
~ ~ ,,r.r.> . - CHESTER COUNTY, Pa.
49, PROP: EDWARD D. PORTER, A. M,Principal
The 22 Session of this well known School will commence
May 1889 1t is located in retired healthy village,
Justly celebrated for the saluby of its climate and the
elevated cha of its citizens Coach meets the morn
ing from Philadelphia and Baltimore at Newark Del
to convey Students to the Academy
Terms5 per Session of five months The PRINCIPAL NAV
be seen at the Malthy House April 10Th and 10Th
A LEX HOFFMAN,
~ DESIGNER AND CARVER,
d r A w " G A ND II Cd ING
SCHOOL,
No III BALTIMORE STREET, third story,)
mh2ly Opposite Sun Building, Baltimore
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MuhIit SaIss.
BY F. w. BENNETT &. CO

BY f. w. KENNETH & co
T ,ARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
ENTIRE MACHINERY e Efl AND FIXTURES
SUFFOLK WORKS LIE
4TPUBLIC AUCTION, DALI ''oi'f'
TprsTpPs SAM FOR CASH
6Syr virtue H of decree passed By the Circuit Court for Bal
tee will sell at public auction the Foundry and Machine
Factory known as the Suffolk Works, Situated on West
@ VIII vHtfhR sE Had His E f FISH, AND IN
ELEMENTS contained therein,
I FIFTEEN HORSE F ft%f II e STEAM ENGINE.
With Boiler and Fixtures complete, in good order
I'D OF THE MOST APPROVED KIND.
From to u feet long, and in perfect condition, of
which were made to order by D. Chamberlain, of
4 Dk aIsfoP PRESSES;
. planning MACHINES; l'--'o O''i'i'
Set Of HEAVY ROLLERS DRILLING MA
large and valuable assortment of kind Of TOOLS
VIE se c an sRaf s%tdge sRs
Tools, Reamers, Drills, &c
ing, &c
C9ppla and Fan, Crane, Fasks, Dry Oven, Circular and
ALSO,
Sixteen FORCES, Portable FORCES, Anvs Bellows, and
forming of the attractive sales Of Machinery ever
offered at auction in this city
Catalogues will be issued ten days before the sale, when
buyers are invited to examine the stock.
' - ESS$ IL y SfRSHfA T 55
ap1S,l6,lS21, 1925 %, ,&M3,4,5IIt Auctioneers
fT=sst EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
#5iisI PROPERTY ON THE CITY DOCK-The under
49, signed Executor of the estate of ELLEN B. Nc
MtCEN deceased will sell at public auction 10
Gay street on TUESDAY, 10th day of May, o'clock
ALL THAT PROPERTY bounded three sides, by Block
street. Wills street and Dock street on Fels Point with
feet on Wills street to Dock street. and with WATER
FRONT on Dock street of 60 feet The improvements are of
but little value Title ndiSpuabe For particulars of title
refer to Charles j. NJ Gwynn No, Al st, Paul street
RICHARD H. PEASANTS, Executor
F. W. BENNETT co,
APPS 3aW& gOmy Auctoneers.
TSRUSTEE'S SALE OF a FARM IN HOW
Il ARD CoUNTY-By virtue of a decree of the Circuit
Court Tor Howard county, the undersigned Trustee will
more and Washington Railroad, II O'Clock on SATUR
DA y, the Both day of April, 1859
FARM containing 1857 of land 1t is well
has naturally good soil is about third cleared
ing sufficient chestnut for fencing 1t situated in good
neghborhood adjoining the farms Of Drs Waters and White
and others Is high and healthy. 1t lies directly upon the
County Road from Annapolis to Ellcots Mills, about %
miles from the Junction. mile from the Savage Factory
threequarterS OF mile from the Washington turnpike and
by the turnpike, fourteen miles from Baltimore
The terms are-S 900 in cash and the balance in months
the credit payment secured by the bond OF the
chaser, with surety to be approved by the Trustee
PERSONS desiring to examine the property call on Mr.
u G Latchord, Annapolis Junction
APPS 2aw3w& ds Trns+aa
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0Mauts.

WANTED.-The present employers of young
Of three years experience desire to procure for
him situation in respectable house. change in their
business leaving room for him Recommendations full
nd satisfactory Address EMPLOYERS, at this office ap6f
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4massrlsnts.
GRAND CHARITY BALL
" OF THE
s O. VS. O F'AALT
FRONT STREET THEATRE,
n WAY L Tr rTTNTr NJ, NJ 10.

- NONUA EFENING, Nag I'd, 1853
The SONS OF MALTA respectfully the citizens
Of Bamqre that they will give aGRAND BALI. on MON
DAY EVENING, May at the Front Street Theatre, the
proceeds Of which will be devoted to the purposes charity
For the occasion the entire paruee of the theatre will be
oyeraid with substantial flooring, and the interior
thoroughly renovated and asteu decorated mpartng to
brilliant effect.
Every arrangement has been completed with the view of
rendering the contemplated Ball of select and elegant
character.
The following gentlemen have been selected and have
kindly consented allow their be
Of the occaso and will Honorary Committee
re nnrt Of tlrr H.
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Sankfrs anb Sroksrs.

TNO. S. CUTTINGS Il CO.,
81 BANKERS, EXCHANGE,
STOCK AND BILL BROKERS,
No % SOUTH STREET,
Buy and Ion Commission Stock and Securities in this
and other markets
Purchase and sell Ground Rents
Advances made Stocks Real Estate Notes and other
collaterals.
Negotiate Time Paper and Stock Loans
Make collections all accessible points in the United
States and Canada.
Receive deposits in Bankabe and Uncirrent Funds and
transact the business of Private Banking in all of its depart
ments. Interest allowed on deposits jalSf
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2uoks ana Stati0lterp.
Silber daart sftusIrp, TT.

A LBATA WARE.
N SPOONS.
LADIES,
CAKE BASKETS,
oonr,n AVN nn, .-,n, va VEGETABLE DISHES,
PITCHERS,
of superior quality and new designs full assortm emit con-
~ CANFiELb BRO &' CO, "
800 229 Baltimore street,
mhlOf Anger COR Man'rs of Stirling Silver Ware
TEWELRY AND WATCHES.
~ SAM'L KIRK SON
I12 BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite the attention purchasers to their rich and most
beautiful selection of Jewery and Fine Watches. mh2f
SILVER WARE
~ sAML KIRK SON,
l72 BALTIMORE STREET.
Silver Spoons and Forks Tea Sets all articles
olYer W are OF our own manufacture. mh2tf
REMOVAL.
1r.,- GOLDSMITH AND JEwELLER,
ola s sR9Tfa to The N S1 Bq Gq on The CORNER
Bank of Baltimore where he intends Keeping well selected
stock Of WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
everything indeed, that is new and elegant jal4tf
WATCHES! WATCHESl WATCHESl
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEwELRY STORE
baltimore street,
Is the best place in the city buy good reliable WATCH
that went accurately before have been
timekeepers after passing through ALEX hands
.u,..r formerly Of { { I AL i EkASdH
TANFIELD, BROTHER & CO., AANADiiA'
" IMPORTERS, n, MANUFACTURERS,
wArcHFs 81 EsE RI hE y AInhs IN
MILITARY "A ~ AND ND, FANCY AN GOODS,
500 229 BALTIMORE STREET,
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~. VERY NAInARIE PROPERTY

II. SITUATED BETWEEN THE OLD FREDERICK
ROAD AND THE TURNPIKE
Will be sold on TUESDAY April goth, at o'clock, at the
Exchange Sales ROOM No l9 South Gay street. all the fol-
lowing described very valuable COUNTRY PROPERTY,
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated in Baltimore
county about miles from the city, the road leading from
Gainesville to Frankntown containing S33 of LAND,
high and healthy having number Of fine Springs, many
beautiful sites for Mansions Soil good-ne garden fruit
land Also superior Meadows large and original growth Of
white oak and hickory and number of handsome cedas
&c; it being the which conveyed by Nathan Ty
son and others trustees, to Chas O'Ne and Charitable
Spence and others to Charles G. O'Neil, &c.
For further particulars apply the auctoneer where deed
and plat can be Title indisputable.
Terms-Onehalf cash. balance and years. with
interest and security all cash. at the option of the pur
| chaser. 5. II. COVER, Auct'r,
| ap22tS Baltimore sire
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SAMUEL HARRIS Il SONS
~ BANKERS, STOCK EXCHANGE
AND NOTE BROKERS,
No. l96 BALTIMORE STREET.
COLLECT all accessible points in the United States and
Canadas, promptly, and on favorable
BUY and SELL CHECKS and UNCURRENT BANK
NOTES, at low rates.
NEGOTIATE TIME PAPER and STOCK LOANS, and
buy and sell on Commission STOCKS and SECURITIES in
this and other markets
RECEIVE DEPOSITS in Bankable or Uncurrent Funds
and transact the Ranking and Exchange Business in every
department. mh4ly
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paper Swinging ano Upholstery

NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGs.
wM II. GRIFFITH,
No 10 North Gay street, opposite CL"ist Church:
selected Socs Of Paper Hangin, TphosteTy Gods Cold
Bnd Bad a p Cord and SHADE m IF enga9
Paper hung any part the city and country by expert
Paper at 10 cents per piece apIsIy
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPH0LSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
No 70 NORTH HOWARD STREET.
Would respectfully inform his customers that he has Just
opened and is now prepared to furnish elegant
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
BS6 and w36GT s3HfHNbfEs s IAN
FRESc fLeF& && With general Of
WHITE AND 4i4FgK PAPER HANGINGs.
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
apply FIRE 4n R6 ; ERfT5jefFT R #
7 ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINSll
~ MUSLIN CURTAINS r-S1,1 c,,Dr,1v,
WALTER CRooE It JR, CURTAINS
900 BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES,
has 'ss's1 S5E W 1%2% 8 II stock of
CTRT LHSiT BsAEDs,
His assortment is better than ever offered in this
W N A + y i iarSss ; st {, .
Gilt Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent, &C., fine
Cambria.
SHADE HOLLAND
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order.
well selected stock of
PA Err II A n G GS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH < AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS
His stock includes all the different qualities and styles
from the cheapest and painest the richest and enables
A fine selection of FIRE BOARDS on hand
~ Town and country orders promptly attended to.
mhl2tfrlw
WALTER CROOK, JR.,
w No 900 BALTIMORE STREET,
near Charles
Invites the attention of purchasers to his very extensive
Including all kinds Of CURTAIN GOODS HAIR CLOTHS,
PLeSHES, DAMASkS, BRoCATELLES, &c, &c.
Embroidered sRRsno an sdG Ts5e COVERS
Plain CLOTHS in different coors, with Silk vandyck
Hol0eln and Bay Leaf Borders to match. mhl2-tfrlw
DIAPER HANGINGs
'hNlil1 o. ZEE HER NV R1fEg &,
No 80 BALTIMoRE STREET, NEARGAY.
Has just received his Spring stock of
AND SATIN Glazed PAPER,
from all the different manufactures. Also, UNGLAZED PA
PERS ranging from l2 to IS piece with variety
FIRE GIT Fo AR Y PRtyEg E GTT 9 ps
BILE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATING AND DOOR
MARROW AND WIDE M SIR VENETIAN BLINDS,
vERAN6AS MADE 70 ORDER.
Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia. 10 put on paper when
travelling expenses are paid. ol4tf
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MARTIN LEWIS,

1--WE AhIIN LEWIS
BILL, STOCK AND NOTE BROKER,
NO SOUTH STREET, CUP STAIRs0
FEW DOORS FROM BALTIMORE ST.,
Gives his individual attention to the negotiation of Mercan-
tile Paper effects loans Stocks and Coateras
sells the public Securities of this and other markets. and
makes liberal CASH ADVANCES on prime securities
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a BENZ. WASKEY'S
va EXTENSIVE
III FURNITURE AND CHAIR W.AREROONS,
No. 3 Y. GAY ST.,
Has hand and constantly manufacturing every descrp
ton of Chairs BedsteadS Tables Bureaus, Sideboards
Tetea Tees, Lounges Cribs, Settee Wash Stands
Cradles Feathers Feather Beds Bedding HAIR Cotton and
Husk Mattresses, wholesale and RETAIL at prices that must
give satisfaction.
respectfully solicit your favors.
Vessels and Steamboats, furnished with Mattresses Bedding
&c at the lowest prices Captains of vessels and others will
find it to their advantage
having their goods packed with care for shipping.
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B0usts, It,. fOr Sale an0 Gfnt.

O. FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres, To-
5i Gated the Relay House on the Baltimore and Ohio
z4s.4- Railroad. 1t is improved by a good DWELLING,
Barn. and all necessary out houses with Peach and Apple
Two small FARMS Franklnyille, Baltimore county
Land and improvements good will be sold low.
Also good FARM ITO acres, on Choptank river near
small PLACE Of u acres the Hartford Road, miles
G &6 5s iy M fqit f,sns excellent land and
lands, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE WILLIS,
aP@-I ~ Second street.
a. a. FOR RENT.-The desirable thrce-story
5iiii DWELLING with large back, building 26s Madison
.AAxnear Hoffman street 1t is in complete ORDER with
oOssn JoHS WIFI RTs sN
arl9-eo2w SO Smiths wharf.
fi..:t FOR SALE.-That very VALUABLE
HEE3 BA F2e H sSs Ff ER?H fno os5
for sale by the subscriber 1t fronts Block street 60 feet
eTsnsy thesto %y'B BRICK sf BtIIpfSG
Of @ @ he SF fe
Sia HoGe ah ee Sr ge FRS II S ON e
Us E4nl Sif 9SsP 226
hsc to t S s oa Te Doan 3
Candle Mandatory, for which the premises are well
For terms and particulars apply to SAMSON CARIss No
s,on~tvr, GEO, R. cINNAMoNP}, Attorney
YARNS FOR SALE-Farm in Kent County,
Nd, on the Bay 800 acresne Dwelling and out-houses
oil all kinds The situation is beautiful and healthy near
Churches Schools, &c &c Has been lined, is in high
state OF cultivation Price $50 half cash. bal
to suit purchaser
Farm Chace, Baltimore county, acres will ex
changed for city property.
Farm on Back River y miles from the city 10 good
Ducking Point. Price SIT per acre
Farm Of 50 the Little Choptank, Cambridge
There seeded in the belonging sold with
the Farm 1900 bushels of 0yserssome have been seeded
for three years There is large quantity shells
T3 plenty Of wood to burn them into lime Good Dwell
I LING, Pump of Water, and Fish, Terrapns and Wild
- Fowl in abundance Price 81 6OO-tcrmS easy.
Illinois Lands, in quantity suit purchasers in Handle
ton county, within and 10 miles Of the County Town
viii exchange part for Dry Goods and Ready Made Cloth
S part for Whis&ey and part for Eastern Or Western
Stocks.
Farm in Talbot county of go acres good land Dwelling
and outbudng $50 acres the water also Of acres
fish and oysters &C.
Farms in Virginia, and States and counties.
For further information call at my office.
Money to lend on mortgage
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No. COunseIIor1s Hall, Lexington Street
ADREON & CO, Auctioneers


~ ADMINISTRATORS ALE.-By virtue of
- an order Of the Orphans, Court for Baltimore City,
the undersigned will sell at public auction TUESDAY,
the Goth inst, at APPLEGARTHS SHIP YARD, one un,
divided half interest in and to the brig WILLIAM TAYLOR
HAIL. now "a months old and register 100 TONS good
rer and built in the substantial manner She is COM
plete in her outfits
Terms SaleOne cash. and the balance in four and
eight months credit payments interest and to be Sc
cured to satisfaction of the undersigned.
MARGARET A. STEVENS, Administrative
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LINlIARDT'S COTILLON and Y0LANDT'S CoRNET
BANDS have been engaged and will furnish their choice
during the evening.
n9- The REFRESiMENT DEPARTMENT will be under
the skiful supervision of the Messrs. Gilmore.
To- TICKETS S-to be obtained the Music Store of Mr.
II McCarey 2Q9 W. Baltimore street. and at the Studio
of Col. John X. Johnson No. Carroll Hall.
~ Gentlemen going the floor will be expected to ap-
pear in full dress
troft tho
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Gov. T. H. Hicks, VIM. Brogden, Jr ESQ,
Judge Jno. C. Legrand, ]. NJ. Parr, g
=" T. Collins Lee, Jno. 7. Ford,
Hon. Thomas Swami, Geo f. Sangston,
F. Schley, B. Daniels,
g J. Thompson Mason,' DR. John Morris,
Jas. A Stewart Geo. Hay,
VIM. Price, Dan'l C. Bruce,
j. Morris II Harris, Alexander Small,
Joshua Vansant III. A. Chadwick,
I" Henry W. Hoffman, &C. W. Boteler, Jr., SO
Gen'l Geo. H. Stepart, w. L. Montague, Jr., 60
Jas NJ Ander6n, y Bond Chaplin, 90
C. C. Egerton, Jr, lpr. II. G. Greves,
J. Wesley Watkins, John Winslow,
g James L. Mcguire, B. Gather Tubman, &c
Col. Geo. p Kane, DIR. c. H. 0her
Moore n Falls, John Gibson, 90
.Jno. Hough, &C. s. Maltby, d"
Edw. Shriver, r. r. Matthews, Jr, 90
l. ". benson, H. B. Brinkley,
JAS J. Backiston, iB. II. Williams
Charles Myers, DIR. L. p Cherry,
Sam'lT Houston, S D. Coubourn, :"
Richard Lilly, Henry Duvall
Capt Lloyd B. Parks, Frank Crooke, "
VIM. E. Beale, DIR. J. c. Mckenzie
John C. Bruno, Esq, IA. Friend
Holato L. Whitridge," u. +. Miller
Thos. NJ; Smith, 4, Warfed,
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by VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR

pY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR
-DCuIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY, the under
signed as Trustee, will offer for sale the premises, FRI
Ali iHAT LOT Of ." GROUND AND PREMISES living
and being in the city of Baltimore and described follows
that is to beginning for the northwest
intersection of Canal and Bank Streets and running
thence nory bounding on Canal street seventy feet
thence westerly parallel with Bank street hundred and
ten feet THENCE southery parallel with Canal street seventy
Two eet TO BANK street and thence eastery bounding
one hundred and ten feet to the place of begin
ming.
Die half yearly on the first days Of February and August
and subject also such sub created
tere9n by D. oughery prior to the 18th day OF Sepem
Of sale.
Terms of sale prescribed by the deeree-onehaf cash.
rest the credit payment to be by the of pur
sAML H. COVER Auct'r,
aPlZaw&d5 81 Baltimore street.
BY GIBsON d CO
fTHA THE SAVAGE MANUFA CTURING
LEBy Virtue of decree Of the circuit Court f3 fox
Howard County and also under voluntary deed trust
city WEDNEs the 4t of NAY next at the hour i Of
E III M 6F WORKS OF THE SAVAGE
Howard county, miles the City Of Baltimore on the
The works consist Of large COTTON MILL of 40 looms;
400 pindles well equipped with machinery which
small cost fey modern mproyementT could be added
WiIEELWRiGHT IS HOPS, GRisT MILL LARGE COIN.
TRY STORE, MANAGERS HOUSE with some SEVENTY
Fw fI4 HhSh eR Of fos N operatives together with
The water power and works being well known and as pur-
is unnecessary The property lies about mile from the
Washington Branch Railroad with which it can be connect
ed by short railroad for which the grading is already made
Terms of sae-One-siXth cash; onesxth months bal
in r. 49, 81 and 80 months with interest and approved
security. c. M'LEAN,
CT WILLIAMS,
GIBSON &C tGS,'''
aDl32aW3Wkds Auctio
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BY SAMUEL III. COVER
ORPHANS COURT SALE
" or

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC
The subscrbr administrator Mary Hutchins deceased
and by order of the honorable the Orphans Bal
more city, will sell THIS SATURDAY MORNING,
April 2S at 10 O'clock at Sales Room 81 Baltimore street
10Y OF M oElioLD FURMIIukE, etc, consisting IN
Chairs Rocking do, Rout Tables, Washstands, Oil Paint
ngs High Post Maple Bedseads. China, Brussels Carpet
Feather Beds Bolster and Pillows Hair Mattresses, Buffalo
Robe, etc. ISAAC GLASS,
Admir- of Mary IIutchins, deceased.
SAM'L H. COVER, Auct'r,
uuO0 IA 4 Ra ctra
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| DURFlS u CO.,
/ l. BANKERS
No. POS BALTIMORE STREET,
Buy and sell all kinds of UNCURRENT MONEY, TREAS
! URY NOTES, SIGHT and TINE DRAFTS make COLLEC
TlON all parts of the United States, and
other business pertaining to Private Banking very liberal
pno-tf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-10-22
WHOLE NUMBER 5lS.

are exhausted, and thus through the season.
A reason for this practice is that when rem
net has become considerably reduced, it
forms less perfect curd, but by adding it
to the fresh the general quality is pfcserv-
ed If from any cause It should become
rancid, throw II away, unless you are will
ing to spoil your cheese A few sprigs Of
sage occasionally, viii have a preserving
effect, and II used freely will impart It's
flavor TO the curd, much to the benefit Of
the cheese
Rennets that arc saved with the curd,
require more care in soaking to dissolve
the curd II yon wish it to dissolve freely,
use but little salt in the water until It soft
ems, which it will do as the salt is extracted,
and continue to dissolve by occasional agita-
tion II allowed to become TOO fresh, it
will soon spoil. Therefore, it will require
attention to keep it in good order II Il
becomes rancid or tainted, it is just as ct
for use as spoiled eggs, and no better. and
its use about as good economy as 20 drop
dollar to catch dime. Some use whey in
the rennet crock, but it is sure to help to
sour curd.
Now, Mr.. Editor, am aware that this
is rather Of a dry part Of the subject, and
pretty dryly spun out, bat IL any brother
Dairyman will do it better, he shall have
my thahks You will excuse the use Of
"1re" little editor like, to avoid that con-
temptible T." 1t is no aspiration that
prompts it.
We shall try to take in our sails nexs
time, and repsir to winter quarters
Yours, DArRYuAE
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Uncle Abel and Little Edward.
BY HARRIET BEEoHER STOWE.

Were any of you bora in New England,
in the old catechising, school going, orderly
times If you were you must remember
my Uncle Abel, the most perpendicular,
upright, downright good man, that ever
lnbured six days and rested on the SabbaLh.
You remember his hard, weather beaten
conntepance. where every line seemed TO be
drawn with pen of iron and the point of a
diamond his consderate grey eyes, that
moved over the objects as if it were not
pest 10 be IN hurry about seeing I; the
elicuihSpect opening aud shutting Of his
mouth his down sitting aud uprising /;
all OF which appeared to be performed with
conviction, forethought, in short the
whole ordering Of bis life aud conversati on