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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

Srubtinass unp CONNER. 99aarsn fir 1860.
MiBsn uno Strpb. % aare n.
ale lniereidueten eaben iebt v~orrdtbis unb srR Serfaut
rci6e Gusipatl pen Gure, Gafinere, GrrAd> III b @me>
rican Self Sa:s. @ceestn Drts pats Der fcinlfen tluaIit6t
lno Su Ieesm YItife fets Srrrd:ds unb perben aud fsItt auf
Stlteuuns a%nsefrtist. I'm einsn Selu6 birten r~rseteut
SO. Z. Rppre u. GpHp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
Sefouutmddbuu9e
Dry-G Goods & Fancy. Store
am Reuen Rartts,

Dry-Goods & Fancy. Store
am Nsueu @nrtts,
Gde Der Srpap- uno 6ten Strahe.
Q. u. 81 esubaum empFetlt ieinen
5%reuneen unp Gem Yutlitum lsin gut a1prtirtes
Eager BON 5erbI +. Waarsn, Die ~ rtn tiai9'
ten prsiien abseseben wsroen.
9sorse n. 9prinsmaHn's
8 0lh tia 9etet unp 8efaura-
ton
(riter Supp's Sctt),
Yp. 4S4 pennlplpauta Nrenut,
ipiidsn Sbiib uno &psr>ano. q. balf Sretts,
WaIbtnstpn. .. s.
Das rstienbe gubIitam FnSl: In bieItnt Scid bic
trtan9.l6fte Nufnobme uno secicnune. Sebinsunsen mdBie.
psrabieBuns Der Wrelie pen 8cbfn.
Sis Sretie spn GOts iinp bis auf psitsrs Ra1ri6t wu
fplet:
Scft eump Gpt $3.50 per aoab.
Sarh Gcf., beibs Sprten $50
8icItn 9reiisn sutrIse nus Gct. ais Sas biaisRe ssus,
rungSatatuial bieier SeaIcn a~nssleben fperbeh.
Sebtn0unsen: 8aursabIuas tsim 9usutn cter &bIisft-
rurS.
Die 8VbIen-g orbs sefnssn nd Gee Der 10. strose unt
Safi1. unp Sfs Der 6. unb BorSiir.. iIe,ih pom Canal.
1921 Sno. 8. Bert6, &seHt.
Temer= mnb Observation-Disclosures
Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Com
Die ein Bona Sise Capital BON 100000 befbt
nnp i'm Sabre 1882 purp Die @eiessebuns
ron 8irsinien einselebt wurps.
SrrtGsrunssn wcrbeu eurH biele ate G~sntpasnis ,r.
tbsilt uRftr ben s%unltieten 8eoinSuMssn sessn 6suer. une
ssaIIerf6dbeu an Gissntbum alsi Dirt, aio; Sduftr, @su.
bel, @uter uno Daarsn alter Art, iprppbl In Der Staot,
aIs aud i'm Saues, pRb perbtR bic h~ersHsnbsn Nus;eblut-
gen prompt ecleiltei.
es- Sur Die YOIiss unS Die gufua5me Der, u ssrfi6srr>
Den @setnidnbe pirb niGts bsrehNtt.
Sffm Np. 13l Nainn- Si6mpao, Sa., e'1e Sbur
untsrbals Der Dtspatds S,res.
G. g. Gpwa-bin. 9rGft.
WiUtdm NSu;S Str. Seersi IlG.T.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

Srrd psrlSnIide Giutduf: i'm Nereen Sin
i& in BEN Stano selebt, metnen sesbrtsn &rn'
ben elm pUr,isIi6rS }assr Der tefen Gisarrsn is'
per art n Duaiitat ,u ausnabmSweiie tigi.
gen Yreiisn pfettren ,u tSuner. @letGfaas en-
pfebIe i'd mein wcbIafcrtirtes Eager Son 8au&-,
Stau- uuo Sdnupf Sabat, Dfeifen alsr Dirt anp
lpnfise @rtitsl, bic in sinem Gisarrsn. @elhdit
sspDbnlit stlu6t perben. Tim cine s,fdutse
NniiHt leineS Saaers tiitet s.. 8efcnfelp,
SC, la4 BrcabIra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
.DampHAifiabrt apii6sn @iAmuno u. Mew gort.

DampfIhiffabrt Stpilben 8i6mOno IL. Netp gort.
Die 6tiben srossn unb bsausm sinssriGtsten See. Dan,yf,
fbi1, ,Samssiona" uRb ,,8OanOts" wsrbsn benz rsienbsn
YublitHm CUR Senubuns btfens ~smpfoblin. Der Sabrprsis
ttrdst in Der Gaiite incl. Sett unb Nclt S., unb i'm 3,pi.
(htnOed SIS. Die % mesiopn" Yerl6st ibren gRhn1f an
NOdetts ieben Dienlfas UNI 4 ubr 2a6mittass, ipd1uuo oil,
o8oanefe" ieoen Greitae UNI 6 ubr g6epes Son Gin QDinl
abfabrt. gBer bas lestsre DanrfI6if benueen nil, bat lid
BEL ben nnter,siGnsten Elm 6abr6ilst Su I6len. -
Gratt wiro biuialt snSenemmsn unb pIuttl dR ~bef6r6rt.
paHaetprsis usb Hpyfplf 81, 90,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

&tnperpater's Cutters
in fleinsn nnc srr6sn S~uantitGten.
@ussesei6nete Qualitdt Steiufotleu5l, Gam.
pen6l uue Stub.
geafpoppsr gun, Sad'n, BON ans idtif pra-
rarirt, biut9 unc gut.
ScTmann's WurmiYrup unb 9oseler's Gstsr.
tbran, feibes BON stnem beuti@tn G9smifsr pra
parirt.
Summel's Safte,@Een,. Gi&,,SnFss. Gbo.
cclace, Gaelp. tirfiiGer unb peutiher Eau6ta.
haf. 70 pie aae anpern ,u unitrm @sI6aite gs-
b6rise @aacen.
8. 8asnsr. Trussih,
@ae g. nnp 8rparfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
6amturs-amsrit 9adetfabrt. aetien-@ e leal6aft,
Gampffcbifabrt

VHNV WHtFEF| TWkstITUVIE' EEIIITVEIVuII1uTI
Dampficbiffabrt
spilheR
Samburs une Saep Yorf, ola Scutbampton,
S,tmitelf Der ntuen auf bas SoIiSele sebauten unb eI,,
sanefs einssri@ttsn qrcBen siicrn,n YOltpampfl6ihe
3 oruIita, 1000 3oms, Capt. 6rautmnnu.
5ammOpta, 1000 5une, Capt. 56wenItu.
Sarpnia, $500 Cons, Capt. OILERS.
Dbiss wessn ibrer I6neGen unb slidliben Sa6rten rabu,-
Ii6it btfannts DampiihiHs iperpen f~e9slmdeia am
Sriten UNI 6nnf3ebnten jroen 0onats
s9n Asrp gcrt unb 5amburs, Ya SCut6amptDu ,rueeirt uns
nebmen 9afasisre bon Mem gUrf nab
Sdmbnrs, paprs, 2onepH nne Sputbanptou
w f~oIs,Rbsn 9reiien:
Grfs @aiate . 800.
8mttt SdiIte So.
3wtl@ehett -. IS.
Grat gailie $112.5O. 9retfe GSIite SIS an;s1,uS,r
$t5j S1rstn gafast ipsnbe man f5 an
q. q. Ridare, Soas II. Emp,
.l5' Broadway 9lep %sri
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17
y. H. CHARLEY,

y. n. CF1hLh IEHtI,
panpltr pun Qeper uno S6ubs5ir rinss, SIM.
pOrtear BON iransSflhem Salbleber,
ID. Str., ,rpil6en Drain II. Carp. 8i&menc. ga.
Deutlbtn Shubma6rn wirb biss ppaitdubiaf aTrr-
trtt 4aert opu Geoer aIer @rt beitenS e~mpfpblsn. DisIcI6en
iuosn eoitIblt ,usleih alec III ibrem Seiddft notbies Nsrt>
leus, biz {. 8. Sin6ines, esilten &C.. att Sorten llr~:rs II.
I. 10. DAD epr Spttlerr rne 3udbinhrrn stbauGi ,oer~
benbt etber III slei6faus ~ous,dibis.
gut 6iele Irtttsl werosn ss9en Saar DSer quite 9apisrs
billion serfauft. Il0.4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

10 y til J.
Die uuter,ei6ueteu sriaubsn (h ttermit, alien
ibrsu Srsuureu uuO Sefannten Die eraetsnlte
anssise su MADDEN. pae pr. GbS. 6. SGmsaerlr,
oen Der 6irma 6uttcrf uuo Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
BON benz Ncrpen lurild9efebrt 1T uno belonpers
hiGtse @intdufe fur @aib 9emaht bat in
9Sein, GiquSrs, @i9arrea 9imburser 8GIt,
9tasberrp SYrup, aud ehtsr peutl6er
Gerprlatpurf,
pelhe @rtifel ife ben 9eebrten .&unben wtoleIu.r
l!np retail gu ben bili9fen 9reiisn a~blaIen ,per.
Den. I'm einsn frsunDliten 3uiprua bittst err
ssbenlt s. u. 9attorf u. s o.,
81 @arp @trset.
pa- Gin 8utss tibles @las 8;sr fetS an Der
Bar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

9IsIsF 5oarpingoauS unO xassrbier.g 9irtblhait.
Ser untrrjatnete bat an Der l7ten Struss.
DEM 0iltrnartt 9egeHiIb Der, Gin neues Snad= II.
Soarrin9S Dams er6fnet, Dds or ieintn 6reun>
Cen nnr Dem pubIitum in. al9emeinen betsns
smpfieblt.
9a Dem Sarrccm Sieie5 nru einaeriatetsn
9nules IinO tsts @etrdnfe alsr art anp better
Audlttat gu aaben. Defenders ~rmpfie6l: abrr Elm
@las sutes 9aser. 0ier
u. Dfdenut
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-17

Dry-Goods s. Fancy-Store,
No. l76. Gde SroaO< u. 6. Strase. so. 176.
9. %. &ofen6aum
trlalet En oas getprtt Yublitunt aafmsrffam gu maiden, sae
tT ltint Sprinss Q9aarrn e~msfanasn, Die in elmer arpstn @us.
Dabi Der Esaeitn @rtitsl 6stebsn, unb ~ unssnt.n Siaia.n
VIsilsn, pel1t tttrt Go%neurreni ;%ulasH, s~erfauft perben.
80 bsbt DEFENDERS %folsenbe Artitsl SeryVr:
H Stletnisiee, IN ltbioari uno allen @lDsefarben,
seuslln DeIain. 9anS uno b1l6polsue,
gierttrS sanS unb baltweat
aehtt irllnotihe Geinnano
&edes nisetridnoiIfes 2uh unb galImeres.
SbdDls, 8lanffis, ionic cine erOBe @uspo6l BON 6su
Keeping 0ooo5 u. ppaenen u. kaumpelenen StriIup
Gin 8efa& eises 2assTs pirb sVstbtnlt er6etsn pom
9. ~, RSfsa6aum
.HeSt laT RtatR gpartie,
, 1860-05-25

this deficiency, multiplied by fifty or one
hundred, gives, in its final result, total barren
ness. Guano would supply the need, if the
supply were inexhaustible. As il is not so,
Liebig insists that we must fall back on the
sewerage of towns. These great consumers
Of food, which modern civilization is Great
ing and developing on such an enormous
scale, must be made to keep up the fertility
Of the surrounding country by discharging
their sewerage over the fields, instead of
filling the harbors and choking the rivers
with it, and allowing it to run to waste.
The mechanical and engineering difficulties
of such an enterprise are no doubt great,
but not too great for modern science to over
come, If the farmers were once made sensi.
bic Of the consequences Of perseverance in
the existing mode Of cultivation.
The political aspects Of this question are
by no means the least interesting and impor.
tant. The growth and prosperity Of ma
ton are now, and will always continue to be,
largely dependent on its power Of feeding
itself. When that power once leaves it, its
greatness Is no longer in its own hands.
Rome was invincible as long rs her bread was
the product Of Italian farms. When she
began to draw her supplies from Sicily and
Africa, she was already on the downward
path, and she involved her graneries in the
same ruin as she suffered herself
, 1860-05-25
English Bacon.

One method of curing bacon with which
we are most familiar is as follows: The hogs
are scalded and dressed as in this country,
but are not allowed to freeze. When cool
and firm, say in 2I or SO hours, they are cut
up. First, the head is taken off close up
to the ears; the body is then split down
then cut from the side by the second joint of
the back bone. The spare.iib is then taken
out. Sometimes the shoulders are taken off
at the first joint next the shoulder; in other
cases they are cured with the sides without
being taken off, The hams are rounded oil,
and all loose fat and flesh meat are cut
away.
The sides are termed stitches" They
are well rubbed with salt, and placed on a
stone bench from whence the brine can
drain away. As soon as the salt is all mel.
ted, say in three or four days, they are again
rubbed with salt, to which small quantity
of saltpetre has been added. They are
kept covered with salt for from three to
four weeks, according to the size of the hog
and the temperature of the weather. If Il
is very cold, and the hogs are large, they
are sometimes allowed to remain a week
longer In salt, and are rubbed with larger
quantity Of saltpetre than the Aitches. A
pound Of saltpetre to hog weighing over
four hundred pounds is the usual quantity,
the greater portion beng used on the hams
and shoulders. Care, of course, should be
used to have every hole in the knuckles or
around the bones well filed with salt and
an extra quantity of saltpetre.
When :he fitches have been in salt the
proper time, they are taken out, rubbed dry
and hung up over the kitchen to dry.
When quite dry and firm, say in month or
six weeks, they are taken down and slowed
away in malt or some other dry substance.
The hams are treated in the sane way, ex.
cept that they require more time to dry.
The room should not be too warm. The
cheeks are cured in the same way. In
many parts of England, as in this country,
the bacon is smoked. In this we have had
no experience. In Hampshire, the hair,
instead Of being removed by scalding and
seraping, is singed off by burning straw, and
to this il is thought hesuperiority Of /" EIamp-
shire bacon" Is mainly due,
, 1860-05-25
AgticuiiuFs.
Don,t say You CAME.

4
e'' Don't sAy you can'tF' there's Joy in store
q For an the happy humble, -.
~ s Aud there Is wo
srN For all below
Who wish to fret and grumble.
Il Each has q duty to perform,
To fulfil and order;"
Do what you can
.o2Ha To be man,
And Heaven be your rewarder.
sna Don't ny you cantP' but strive to think
$50 That cd Webster never meant Il.
Or II he did,
His conscience bid
Him long ego repent il
Nan ba Reaper sent to bind
The harvest goldenSpangled,
skt1i ~ And mean The doh lf
Who quits his swath
BecAnH The grain Is tangled.
- Don't ny ~yuu can't p we're snt 10 toll
Where spades and sickles glitter;
1hen. brother, hoe
Your honest nov,
Arid lhs sweet and bitter.
rs- Dms ~ -yUu eaItF les n, while here,
i. lean On upDl tie othRl
Descend The hin
VIII right gooi win
- I'D fhln brothas
n clock % yondr mautelPiece
ba picture human;
The bm1s IN part,
Shows nan hs heart;
N part Tie bin is wOmani
~ Tle hiIhhl hands move round and rOund,
, 1860-05-25
Testimonials Of the Horace Water,
Pianos and Melodeona. --7--'

The Piano cane 70 hand. and m An. "a. a.. =, a.
heauiiiai Insiramenf - ~ III .,s. -, e,est.
John IIsvi,. ~ r.,,h-.-. ~. A-.... rna.aephh
o ~ ~ H.. X .. "a New York, who has had
srsrd AZ ,ire h. ~ s.Aso. y writes a. ollous;"A
~ sn. NJ y ~ 1nes me % purchase piano for her.
an, y sss ons wv soa ne ~ December, 1888 NY
~ Sn,,ucs ,.a q pOpaar 70 thls place and think
Ia ,hsn sns oshs, - ~ Tois-they vii be more popu
y, q. .Hsn !. eHy o'"el maize.
We naye two o. Waerr Pianos IN M N onr nemlnarv
oneof which has been severely tested foF thFps ,srrs
11o & we een y, ,e.,g q the god quality ana dn6Iiy
Il. WARES. E.a-D,ay eir. rIs.,..,., -. }, -.
pianolhres r two years past havs in.rS X 4 - -
PsLo. ins.sument LOs1o GRAY, Princi1.i BroShI.n
~. NJ. iIII H.vs.. IN. :. .,,.. .lo
NY. July aslS, 1858 M. Wsrrss ~ hGIlcwg
ps.ssa ~i. ne s1ie,1. ~ aea p Sod s.asr an well
hope shah have occa.6s n o .la ,ne ,cne also.
ne iIreeonf eeasnn y ofaeF one Or two more
Tiova. n. y, I'll. o... -. ~. --st s.t-as
sr. fhe nsiis,y,. ,osa ieos. HORACE WAfHng. EDS
gncd o-1-. ~ ~ tsnt me was duly received n
~ vsea. IN now lnlly pIsppled % aay thit tho'
ny tbanls i6r he sery 6sS ,.,l peg ySa S ae.ss
, 1860-05-25
TOWN LOTS!
BLLsy ADDITION TO sFEILAc0OsI. :
g GOOD CHANCE FOR IxYEsTMExf! I

rrHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
u his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into Town Lots Of one acre each l. prepared 10 sell
Lots . sut parties desiring either . locate and improve
location Il not eNcslled BY any On Puest Sound The
site has been llid out With vSw % beauty and colve-
ulonoe; tho etTeel bang four r1s vide and Ne Who'll
have already houn don1lod and eot apart The prices a
Lots range om $50 10 $50 each according 70 locality
Ths ploprslnf couinmpaiea building wharf ton he
aIo1lly enhance the vllud u The eniiru pfnpefty.
Ap1Wsf q ali1rnay having been given % Pmnk CllIk
E1Q during ny oh11noo u OuRon, noce Hereby Gigll
M Ne glme ; nov uilhdngn.
, 1860-05-25
TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Patients residing In any part Of the State however
distant who may desire the opinion and adyice ~ ~
CEapkay on their respective cases. and who think DoDer
70 submit written statement Of SUCH In preference Ia
noldlng personal interview, respectfully assured
that their communications will be held most sacred Dr.
Czapkay takes this opportunity Of Observing that al
letters are only opened and replied 10 BY himself and
the latter as promptly as possible.
communication will be superseded as inetTucionS for
diet, regimen and the general treatment Of the caee
itself (ncluding the remedea) will be forwarded With
oeay and ID snch manner ~ 10 convey idea Of
- Consultation gratis. Permanent cure guAran-
Address L. J. cZAPKAY, ND,
90 Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-05-25
MisttIIaittous.

timdity. self distFust dizziness headache, nyouDt.,v
discharges pains In the side, affections of he eves
pimpes on Che face sexual other inmiiies n nan
BY the Justly ceebrated physician and
L. Czapkoy. His method Of curing diseases 4 new
(unknown to others) and hence the great succesS All
consul Ations, BY letter or otherwise, free.
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, Nd,
San Francisco,
, 1860-05-25
MARINE HOSPITAL, i.
Port Townsend, June %, 1858.

DR. p. ~. O'BREEN, LATE RESIDENT Ply
~ aician and Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San
Francsco and Of the hospital of The Sisters Of Mercy Il
nov IN charge Of the Marine Hospital nt Port Townsend
DR. 0iBRlEN y also prepared 70 receive private pa
aents he aatlers himself too, with The hope that an
a0n both private and hospital together with thorough
medicochu gral education evidenced By the proper
guarantee q dPloms e that effect VII obtain for him
''. -1e' n q q p. \. O,BRrEn, ND,
Eort Townsend,
, 1860-05-25
spernatorrhna.

0Fi1cai usaknen. nrrSuus dahliY. los min. l.I,
ue.knsr - he Imhs and lnck IiiIpn.lIl1n anf -
paAdlly ~ lahaf and aluiy, dnIlnnI ~ arrlrlrI-I
ls8ef unm1y, aSsiaSn o soslsy. NJ Y I1lIInlI'
, 1860-05-25

To avoid fractions, e5 may be remtted Backwood Of
which will forward that work for both years. psst paid
N. B. The price in Great Britain Qfthe flee
Periodicals ab0ee-RGmed Is about $3l per dnnNna.
As we shall never again be likely to offers such
inducements as those here presented,
NOW rs THE TIME TO SUBSCRLBEy /!
- Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct to the PWblishers, for at these no commits
sion can be allowed to Agents
Address LEONARD SCOTT & co.
se1tt No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1860-05-25
FtlR SALE

A WELIrAsaOnTED lot OF DRUGS AND
"A mo1isnra usT IN y ~ IN Iss sui o. tks uAas
ssshsF, ehsap ~ sa1A IBgrs q ths suiS ssse M
, 1860-05-25
IN Z WASHINGTON HOTEL, m
ElH Corner of MAIN ana second strests. .!l
*. "a, OLYMPIA, W.T..
sILAB GALLIHER, ProPrietor.'

TrEE PROPRIETOR HAS RECENTLY ERECTED, IN CON.
j neenon win and q paEt q The washng.cn Hotel
enabled 70 provide the travelling public with larger
number Of capacous, comfortable and exoellenty ven
ability 10 accommodate the public may be judgedom the
ct that the hotel contains twenty-five private rooms,
Cexcusve of family apaf,mehiJ SIX q which are large
drawing rooms Or parInfa. s Z W.
Thankful % he public for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended tothe proprietor and having thus enlarged
ne soouTn 0f strangers with him cnmi6rtale and plea
SAINT and No pains shall b spared b set bis table aS wen
as any in like business edsand bedrooms furnished 70
such as may desire them. 4. N
Board By the day and week, i4ss.,.l
GOOD stable 4 attached 70 this eaiahshment, which
viii e amply supplied with forage for the accommodation
Of animals of the travelling public
share Of PubIis patronage s respectfully sOcIied.
OLvNftA. Dec. lth. 1851 " - t,.& ~ ely
, 1860-05-25
SECOND HAND PlANns
alvaysin store, pricssion esO,o slto
MU SIC. 'S.T',--5

One o. The largest and best catalogues Of u.,c INV
The United States for le Al this esiahlishnehf M.,,ln
eelehIaied Guitars and oil kinds Of Musical ns,rsn,s
and mhlc merchandise 81 The l0Wesi pFces nn.ie ent
TnsReves orcssea Pc. paid Catalogues ssni b nail.
CleTgynien. .- ~
, 1860-05-25

other Sewing Machines, must be received a. ti sr
C0ntlusiIsEVidsnfsoi Observation-Disclosures
Among ths undoubtsd advantages q these machines
are-la Elegance and simplicity Of construction. and
pairs. ID. Danbillty. 81. UnsxAmped ease and rapid
~ Of operation. ~ Comparatively n0iseleN move
meni 6h Beauty q stitch and armnfss Of seam. eth.
Economy Of Thread. IN. Applicability % variety Of
purposes aud mnleriall-, ~ iis.i5 Yi i. 40 47a..i.
Family wear, fi0m the ghtest muslns 10 the heaviest
clolhS Il works equally well upon silk llnens wooen
and cotton goods; scanning, quilting hemmlng eniher-
ing and lelng, performing every species o. sewing
except making button holes, stitching on buttons, and
thslke. Verioaapplances are frnisbedfo regulating
which the edge Of the fabric, a. Il pasaes through, !.
tirASd down and handsomely stitched. Thousands qf
thean snes are used by iamllea geamsressea. dress
Makers lao anuactuFeIs ef akiEts eoaks, ,mantlles
clDthing. hats. caps coets, adle gatef umbIcllas,
pnrlsoS silk and linen goods with complete success;
somstmes lfga one % two hundred are used In single
Read Whsi The scientific American say. - We are
having groat many Inquiries for Sewing Machines from
VARIOUS paris Of th6 country, and ns cannot convent
entity reply % them az by mall. We have tholeht .
proper q state our opinion IN regard 70 them II thll
public mannsf We have ulPd Wilson'S patent. mana
hctaFed by tho Wheeler 4 wilson Manuficiurng Com
pany No sos BIu1duay, and We eau n1g, IN Ieglrd %
h. that b Il without rival. Il = dmple, not easily put
ont o. order and, N point q eeclseneM and hnlh.
much q ssg.Ea % Ne szessni machine upon o~ oun
Ia smpIc eupply sf thsss r.l psemIim machines yin
o received by every steamer from New York, By q. o.
Hayden, Agent n San W sncigeo.
= CHARLES PROSCH,
Puget Sound Herald 06ias,
rfwrNi9 + % Agent In Sleilaeo0n
, 1860-05-25
White speclEs in Butter.


White specls In Butter.
A lady correspondent Of the Genesee Far.
msy suggests remedy for this ugly defect
in the Ewhite luxury" III have found"
says she, "that whenever q current of air
has come directly upon the milk, that the
cream would become hardened in small
specks on the surface, which the process of
churning woud not break, and they would
become incorporated in the butter. In windJ
weather these particles are the most quickly
| formed.
any remedy for this defect is not to al
low dFaught If air direct upon the milk,
nor 10 allow the milk TO stand so long that
the action Of the atmosphere will harden
the cream; but TO skim it as soon as sour,
and, if possible, before the milk thickens.
| A tablespoonful Of salt Is thrown into jar,
which Is kept in cool place, into which
the cream is put and briskly stirred when
ever cream is put in, with p stick kept in
the jar for that purpose, until sufficient is
accumulated for churning. The cream. is
pnt into the churn, after it has been well
soaked in warm or cold water, as the wea-
thor admits-add TO the cream a quart or
two Of new or sweet milk, which in cold
weather Is heated sufficiently to warm the
cream. This obviates the necessity Of
standing the cmrn in warm corner until
the cream is at proper temperature for
churning, and the addition Of the milk thins.
the cream. So that when the butter forms. Il
viii be perfectly clear. Sometimes, when
the buttermilk begins to separate watcr Is
thrown n, q little at q tirne, but never when
sufficient sweet milk has been added before
churning. Tho cAaEniug 10 always done In a
short time Butter that Is put down for
market, should have q lite water used
about as possible. M Ji btsn n ssgg
When observe these rules, I always
have solid, golden c0lorsd butter, FREQ from
white specks, which, when properly packed,
with all tho buitermilk worked out will
keep sweet as long as You may desire, and
DO it for the daintiest palate.
A writer in the Rockford (IILl Register
says: q II q ihrner has but forty or eighty
acres 70 cultivate, and has q siackyard or
barn to which he draws all his grain to
throsh, and there lets his stock live through
The winter, converting all his straw into
mnnurs No can mako manure enough to
keep The forty or eighty acres in good con
dlilon for growing good crops from gen.
Grafton 70 gonornfion. Also, small farm,
thus managed, Is much more profitable
IN proportion to large farm conducted in
The usual way. There are fewer acres to
pay taxes upon there Is less fencing to
make and keep II repair, leaving the owner
mIIoh less nrnoilaa and nroafer nrolft AZ.
, 1860-05-25

Mann FAnnIKo.-Out Of 10000 males
In Maine above l5 years Of age, "a, 900 are
employed IN agricultural pursuits, and they
pay more than 60 per cent Of the taxes.
fhc farms q Maine are worth scI, ,OOO, 900.
, 1860-05-25
AIExAMDRE ORGANS !

Eve stops. In rosewood cases, SleO; s,ops. "a Al
elsoi esps, with percusslon s71s IL stons. dS az,
ssegi stops do sise larger $500; Is stopr d. do.,
.rce sa .Ainied 10 give sa,ieiio1 o.
, 1860-05-25

TTNITE InGHEsr PRElnu1IS wERE AWARDED
u these machines in 1858, At the following
, 1860-05-25

These machines having taken The hrst premiums at
an ne eiaie Falm held last Fail Throughout the unlon
N every Instance where they have contended, over al
other ssEing Machines, must BE- received a. 81
Observation-Disclosures their rUnquaIiiIedSuperiOfiY.