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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-05-17
AVIS ~ rIRI.IC.

L. Sous~gn@-. avIut 1T" NOMINEES Agents pour les
As-ureIr- maritjm.s de Paris 90 dc Bordeaux.
Fr@vieuncut le public en g neral ct L., Capt.
tuluc- lie usNIrys gngrchuuI> fr,u-BiS. gl vi-iieut
les ports DC oe r,yaumc cu plrticuiicr, que dams
tCus les cas- d'uyaTics, QUA aurljcut lieu dams ces
VIrH-es, ils dcvruut, fire con eater e. y6ricr
les fats icyaut eux pour legtli-cr leurs rIcla-
nations contre les dts as,ureurs.
6i-f ID HOFTSCHLAEGEI; ss SrNPTNHuESr
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- ! STORE TO LEsT ~ Nuu@IsI Street.
'...sf That occupied hy \. tiagorn. in
NluaUu street; below King Street, a Retail is
htai .u gas fixtures. aud las spacious yard i'm the
and Is n every resec, e adapted the retail business
tu- particulars. apply 10
- i-in :. : CLEGUDRN.
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CuAs- -. ur-H F-
RIS!IOP y Co.

Bankers. O-c- iu t- % -Nias-'s E0cs'
Ea4ilrIIuu stree iiII IuiJ-
VIII ree -f- -s. l-.lut r-.lss business paper. and
alf.uI o. --Ir-tf.- r.-. II2-f
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TlInuAs SPENcER.

ship CIauI. Dealer iu General NHgauii, ard t1unt'l
Merchant, Haa.siI. Oahu. =. J.. H.eI- Constantly 90" i
an extensive a--.r-ult every description oi goods re-
quraI by =lai.-I'I.- Iui others
Shipp.u- furnished -i a kiuis oi groceries, provisions '
~ the shortest ts- lowest market prices
L. Money advanced ss- whl.ar- is 80 tr lowest rate
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- TEE LARGE AND C0IGIODIOUS
:, STORE haHluaauu street. formerly occupied 10y
= =. =. toihurn. Please apply
!. O. CARTER.
2J1-iU Commercial Advertiser Office.
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- THE ROOMS EEgEST..g OCCVP:ET
.,.9 uy g.. \. I.aer I H!t, or N guau street. 70
ssl,iss, terms. pleas. apply 90 Jos -. CARTER.
-H--ru Commercial Advertiser Dafc..
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RnI.I.ES $ co.

shin CN,u.lI-r4 ANA Cur-.a Narriaut- AMI Ifl'.s in
General 'I-r-stuIr--. LHHl. Maui Mia..r- o. shed
gti recruits Che shortest a, H exchange i'r --i
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ID. L. YATERNTAN & CO..
r1-~-rrl-Fr = rfgEFrTF I .TrN

ID. L. ~ TER Vi y s CO..
COUuISSIOv HEECHISTS-
F. attention maid ta the Interests ol che Whining Fleet. hv
t, f1rui-fu- funds Uurr.t-. ANA sale n' L>rtH.e. 'i
Bone G.a,- Na---iaIi-.. AMI th- procuring li Freight
REFERENCES.
NIsssrs I-ssr IIsursNn. Ja.. Coz N-T Bedford
~. e. r ruTr. E-l-. doe
N4r-tT. ~~Ir- IS 'H-- san Francisco
WDI:-.H !, NsE-IIL- doc l''-i
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"a \ = ~ GROOM G'DTE' / g =. Re * E.E
-' painted and llerri, with hhIse. government water
-, ari out-huli..a--. BLST LJE. apply Co
2J4 BIN +. BURGESS. Fort street
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AGENT FOR THE
Ncyy : oEI. Ess;,rs1 OF Underwriters,

The uuI.r---I takes notify Merchants ship Master
&c. rttt h- ias Hr.a duIy appointed Agent 0r Oh
New York Bna-j .l Ji.l.rSriter~-
lG-tf AIEN. j. CARTWRIGHT.
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sNR E,SH GARDEE SEEDS. CONSTANTLY
4 hand Royal Hawaiian Agricultural
oc.ety's Garden. 100
, 1860-08-24
POPULAR FAMILY JOURNALS.


TOwLER AND WELLS, NEW YORK, PUB.
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70 physiology and alsisy with Illustrative engrsvhg-
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Journals will be sent one pear.
, 1860-08-24
JANSON, BOND g. CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JoBBERs

DEX GooDSs
Corner Battery ana clay streets, San FranelsoO,
HAvENOw LANDING AND IN STORE
IL 200 bales 30 inch brown drills;
100 bales 80 Inch brown sheeingu;
( 100 bolts No. O-000 Duck;
500 bolts No.7-l0 Duck;
20 bales Raven Duck;
loeasss neuimac pginlSi
10 cases Prague prinlsi
10 cases Pacific prints;
10 cases Ounnellb prints;
10 cases and a. beached ahlFtnn1
10 easss -, 50 and lo-4 blsached shIFin
20 cas blue drills;
20 cases blue 0cnims;
10 bales hickory stripes;
20 hales 4 I and tloklngs;
lS sals. sc1Sls.; sIa. nS,.l sHs ss.y a,nusS
s cases CObuEga and MeFin0s;
s cssa wool and half wool piaidst
S cases bne and black apacas;
10 cases Paei0c-noW Gtyles Ds IAineS,
6cAses, ell wool, new styles De Ialnsi;
cases French MeFin0D;
lO0o Bay State plaid shaub;
ogea silks; plain. figured and plaid slIks;
And large assortment Of other DruI Goods.
BLANKBTs.
1000 pairs white. green and hluo Maehinaw;
1000 pairs yB, TBB and sB9 Blankets;
1000 palrs cheap grey Engl1h BlanketA;
1000 paln cheap blue English Bankelsj
500 pairs scarlet English Blankets;
600 pairs %. 10 Z. II and Ia Whle Bed Blankets.
CLOTHING AND EUnNlsHINa GOODS.
1000 dnzea grey. blue and scarlet flannel shlrts,
Drawers;
1000 dozen Merino and aIl Uool nocln;
500 dozen satlnet and jean pants;
500 dozen duck and cCtloniads pants;
500 dozen hickory and check shiFts;
500 dozen calico and white dreas shlTts;
500 dozen oveFalls and iampen;
Black and lancy allk craVats. necklie1 SIN handksr-
ohas suspendsfn, and variety af olkaF aFtIcIo1 100
numSrOu1 % mention: koI nale l0u BY
JAN3ON, BOND = co..
SSstf Cor. Battery and Clay STA. San FnncIsso.
, 1860-08-24
SECOND HAND PIANOS
Atgest bargains Alwas in sioTr: prices nom NSOtOOIIO
SIC,
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters
Pianos and Melodeona.

The Piano came 70 hand, and In arst nate oFdeF n 4
beautiful instrament.-LEE & WALEER, PHILADELPHIA
John Hewitt, Of Carthage. New York, vho has had
TREND Of mine Wshrs me 70 purchase piano ioF h,T.
She hkes The onv you SOd me In December, 1858. Nv
piano e becoming popular 10 this peee, and think
Gan introduce Sne Or NO noTe-they vii Be more pope
We have two Of wsien' Pianos IN use n our seminary
-oned which has been severely tested for three yesT
and We can testify 10 their gOod qualify and duTa6ty
WooD q GnEooHr, hOnnt Carroll, m.
n. wATEns. ksq-DuaF Sir; having un.d one a youF
pianolTel fd two years past have found very an
Heights Seminary.
Rev. NJ Haynes ssils. a. lallOU..-PWs.on Hollow,
N. r.. July 1sth, 1855 Nh. WAIERs-DsaF eiT,.I re-
celved the heodeon. ME and IL good order; am well
pleased with the external appearances and the tone apO
hoRe shall havs occasion 70 order one o. tWo more
Tos.. n. " July 3sth IsSs. HoaAc. wA4uus, H.a.
Sir; The heOdedn you sent me vas duly received q
good order. em now fully prepared % ny that she
instrument highly setsecloEy and begy uIlaceepa
nished w. and toF the very honf Table manner il which
you have fulfilled, and more than fnlhed an that you
promised. Very respectfully youFs, &C., J, l. enITi
Ihs f1Go Sssi,sa O@ p ySa sua;iEus. 2 give ss;
place.-JAnks L. CLAREn, Charleston, Va.
The Melodsnn has ltly arrived. feel oblIasd TO- you
for your liberal dscount will DO al Ican bF you n thee
Tue Piano ves duly received, Il cams 10 excellent
condition, and 4 very much admirtd by ny numerous
family. Accept mylhanhe lof your pIoh hFsseo-RoB.
Your Pan0 pleasos us well. Il b tie bet one IN ouP
county-THOnAs 4. LAfnAn, Clmphleion, oa.
very much Obliged % you lsT having seut such
recommend i ---BIlHE, HIID / Co BuiiAio DsmoeIai
The HoFace Waters Pianos are known % among The
very besi we aFe enabled 10 spk q these instruments
lent tone and dunble DUALITY. New York EvnDssiIss.
We een speak of The merits of the HoIacS WaisFs
, 1860-08-24
TOWN LOTS!
RLLs's ADDITION 10 sEE1LAcOOM.
GOOD CHANCE POR INVESTMENT!

TNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING LAID OUT
Il his land claim, adjoining Capt Balch's claim,
into ToUl LOIS q one acIe e.eh b nov prepared 10 ell
% seeking investment This claim, for advanlNro1uI
location 4 mt e1csled " any o. Pagst Sound The
uo hes bos1 lid cut win vSg 70 be1uly and cnuVs-
plot veil uaierod hy spring.. Sites hF thFls ohuIuheI
have already basn daaalld and ~ apart The prizes q
Lao ngS ifam $50 70 $50 each. aeoordnR 10 locality.
elalm during he coming summer uklch eannol lhh o
gea1ly anhanoe TIE vllno q he oullIo propeTty.
power q nit1uey having hesn given b Flnk Clark
..l during an..1oe n oNgon. .noil0 hhoIsey eiVsh
sO:1 LENrEL BILLS.
, 1860-08-24

distant whomsy desire the opinion and advice Of Dr.
Czapkay their respective cases. and who think proper
70 submit written statement Of SUCH in pTeeFenee IA
holding personal interview are respectfully assured
Czapkay takes this opportunity Of observing that al
letters are only opened and replied 70 by hiInsef and
the latter as promptly % possible.
II the case be fully and candidly described peFDonnl
communication will be superseded as instructions ior
diet regimen, and the general treatment Of The case
ITSELF ncludng the Iemedes) will be forwarded With
out delay and In sneh manner 10 convey no idea Of
the pnrp ut Of the letter or parcel 80 transmitted
- Generalization gratis. Permanent cure guaran-
tecd, or no pay. -
Address L. J. CZAPKAY, ND,
S;S Sm San Francisco, Cal.
, 1860-08-24
TlisttIIaaGuus.

timidy self dstTust dizziness, headaehe Volcntarv
discharges, pains In the side, affections Of the eye
pmples che face. sexual other iDhTmtes IN nan
are cured BY the Justly celebrated physician and
L. CEapkay. His method Of curing diseases 10 new
unknown 70 otheR) and hence the great success All
consultations, BY letter or otherwise. ifee.
Address L. J. (ZAPKAY, ND,
San Francoeo
, 1860-08-24
u TAILORING EfAHHSTMIIfl y
THEODORE oERLEcH

HAVING QUIT THE y. .. SERVICE, AND
n sslahlIhsd hlmsslf n HI lsllmais buns.-hat q
FASHIONABLE TAILORING,
WI - huppg . receive oIdsn both lun mllnEy onc1u
1u1 clNan1, - whom he 1uafnu11ol onlr9 nat1IAcon
Having had many pears enp1snce N Ne lrR.It eIiahIh-
mon1 of e ed elal1l, buh n cutting and m1klng - alh
iunalll eoihnr y n.lisn hn1sh hn Il GES snils
llllllcian . lhu1e Ms p1Tu1lns lin osnllmlnS nni
cl1Fent Co1ng q Al tlne. m.1s - b ~ - Syis
orisn Ia a Is RS.i lssnd si.la sass, q dr... -
g..lsa % ns, nsar Tsli esn.eosn, IN - psonpT a.
sSf THEODORE oERLscH.
, 1860-08-24

Eor blackWOOd ana the 10ur Reviews, IL W
To avoid fractions, e5 may be RENTED for BaekWood Of
which vii forward that WORT ~ both TsaFs Psst paid
N. 3. The price IN Great Britain ofhe flee
PeriOdieaLs G6Ors-nGmed is about S31 per dnnum.
As we shall never again be likely 10 offers such
inducements rs those here presented,
NOW rs THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE! ! !
~ Remittances must in all cases, be made
direct to tie Publishers, for at these no commits.
sion can be allowed to Agents.
Address LEONARD SCOTT L co.
No. 81 Gold street, New York.
, 1860-08-24

idea Of age, from the period Of birth up TO
that Of adult life and this method of as
certaining the age Of an animal is probably
more correct than that which applies to
horses; for, by means Of rasp applied to
the rings Of the horns, any amount Of i'm
position may be practiced, when it is well
known that the same liberties are not to be
taken with the teeth, without the chances Of
discovery. 1t is possible that there may be
some slight variations from the following
rules, in the development Of the teeth, yet
such variations will not embrace o period
Of over q month or six weeks, which at ma.
turity does not amount to much, and may
be considered as purely accidental-out Of
the ordinary course Of nature. The front
teeth or temporary incisors are found in the
lower jaw; there are eight Of them, oil
prominent at the age Of four weeks. The
calf is usually born with temporary grinders
and molars the fourth appears at the age of
six months after birth; the fifth appears at
the age Of fifteen months the sixth is to be
seen at the age Of two and q half years
now, the animal has |" full mouth" Of tenn
POrary teeth, numbering thirtytWo. At
this period remarkable change in teeth is
about to occur; the purposes for which they
were Intended are to be removed in the
following order, SO as to give place to others
which shall correspond TO the increase in the
size Of the jaw bones, and prove the age Of
two, the central or middle incisors flower
jaw) aIe shed and replaced by two perma-
nent ones. At the age Of three, the increase
known as the inner middle, undergo the
same process. At the age Of four, the out.
er middle are shed and replaced by perma-
nent teeth. At the age Of five, the corner
incisors are also transformed in the same
manner; and the animal has full set (eight)
Of permanent front teeth. The first and
permanent molars known as grinders, appear
in the upper and lower jaw on each side, at
the age Of two years, and at intervals Of
one year, the other four are successfully
cut; so that at the age Of six years the AMI.
NAL has full mouth Of permanent grinders.
SHELTER WANTED.-Shelter is o want Of
the first necessity 10 our climate Of cold and
storm, and no farmer may neglect, with any
show Of economy, sundry provisions Of ma
ture. A portion Of these wants everywhere
conceded, others are carelesssly forgotten
and neglected. We too often see farms upon
which no provision has been made for the
shelter Of . potion Of the stock through the
WnterZsnSeP ana colts leIt 70 sniver nn-
ProssC'eo: Does tne Almer Know mat n ne
can III anord tne loss which resnltsf 10
keep On animal exposed 70 the weather IN
gooo oroer, requires nearly double the 1000
.lecessary wssn SOnior.aoly sheltered. Ano
~ sasoI value 2, sne nlanure WIl re-
Pay me 'rO9Tle T amending tne extra care then
required. There = q heavy loss IN the e, sx.
ehief yalue az the fsrt;Iizer Iiss n that which
, 1860-08-24
MARINE HOSPITAL.

rokt IOWnsenos june y, 1905.
DR. p. n. OBREEN, LATE RESIDENT Pay
~ sloian and Surgeon of The County Hospital, San
Francisco, and o Tie hospital o. the Gen O Mercy L
nov 10 charge q he Marine Hospital q Port Townsend
DR. ObhIEN b also prepared 70 receive private pa-
tenla He naiten himself. ton, Win The hope that an
experence of sixteen years N the pEatlco o bis pru.
sion. both private and hospital together with thoFough
medc0 education, evidenced By the proper
guarantee 0f diploma 70 that eject, viii obtain GdT him
the confidence af the citizens On Pugetsound.
Pm oBRIEN, ND,
Port Townsend,
VIII be Only acknowledged. l76
, 1860-08-24
San frantistu.

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Private NsSicaI ana Surgical institute,
Sacramento street. OsOs0 Montgomery, opposite Pacific Ma
SedHSAip cOmpdny's Office, San FrGnetscO.
Established in 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Chronic and Private Dis
eases, and the suppression Of Quackery.
Attendant and Resident Physician L. j. CZ APEAY, MD
late In the Hungarian Revolutionary war; chief physi
clan to the 20th Regiment Of HnDVeds, chief surgeon
to the military h'Spita Of Pesth Hungary the late
Diseases n women and children, and honorary member
Of the Philadelphia College Of Medicine.
Particular attention paid TO the treatment Of Diseases
peculiar t0 women and children.
~ Once hOurs-From IAN. tO Pm.
Communications strictly confidential.
~ Permanent cure guaranteed, or no pay. Consul
tatins by letter or otherwise, free. "a
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY, san Francisco.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Dr.. L. J. CZAPKAY, late Of the Hungarian Army,
and hOnOTary Member Of the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine calls attention TO The following maade', in
Of the Brain such IS Epilepsy APoplexy shes Of blood
tO the head Inflammation Of ts different tissues partial
and complete Paralysis and Insanity and oil Functional
Derangements. such as loss Of memory, aversion 10
society misanthr0py tmidy nervous excitement from
slight causes self dstruSt giddlDeSs headache ringing
70 the ears confusion Of Ideas love Of solitude optical
study Also In diseases Of the lungs and air pass,
such "a Tuhercular disc consumption pneumonia
Inflammation Of the lungs pleuTes OF plurisy ashma
humnra or spasmndic bronchitis laryngitis and oil
forms Of catarrhal affections; also diseases Of the liver
such as hepats Inflammation Of The liver
Of the liver abscesses Of the liver cacu 10 the gall
bladder and ducts aundce and those diseases which
impair IT, functions, such Panama fever bilious and
iniemttnR levers, and the consequences which these
disorders leave behind them.
also diseases Of the Stomach such a. GastFs or In
nammalOn Of the Bowels, dyspepsia In all ia forms
which destroy appetite and d.->son; Patnency Dya-
entery and OiArThoa; also ~ - IRE Kidneys and
other urinary organs, such dla- ~ IN excessive
now Of urine, Albuminaria, conmo.., 20 as BrlVhts
disease, lin this complaint physician patient Often
times suspect the presence Of disease until too late; the
m1st common symptoms are general ndlspOation with
dropsical sWelng'1 cacu In the Kidneys UreihTa nF
Bladder. enuress inability 10 retain the urine cyss
oE Inflammation II the bladder, and an other dders
OF the urinary ORGANS; aO diseases Oi the womb and IL
nppendages, such as irregularities Of the MERsIs when
excessive, defective, upPrped irregular proapsns
or falling Of the womb, serility, ovarian dFnpsy and
other diseases Of the psr In the treatment a anv 0f
the above Diseases the Doctor has many new remedes
and guarantees perfect IN al ases or the money
viii Be- returned. All consultations 10y letter or other
vise) nee.
Address Dr. L.J.CzAPKAY, San Francisco.
, 1860-08-24


a great variety Of materials and styles Of
construction have been made the subject Of
c1oIImmla for fences, ranging from the
common chestnut or cedar rail 70 he iron
raI|ug ior he city park and costly orna.
m1nlalion ol he grounds Of The wealthy.
For general farm purposes wood is too per-
I111bIa IN Il1 nature, and iron too costly.
We want something that can Be produced at
small expense. win endure long time, and
require but Iitllo attention FOR repairs. Il
mn'I a'ro make perfect, cleciual barrier.
We have long looked towards live fences
for lh|1 delld1rafum Hundreds Of expert.
mcnll have been tried with the least actual
knowledge Of what was wanted, and the
wonder i1 that 20 many have succeeded.
The history Of these experiments would
form On Interesting chapter In the annals Of
western progress Very few hedges have
bsrn planted and tended ns they should have
ben 10 attain tie best rosuits. For in
nIancc. We sae he Osage Orange planted
on moist or positively vet, undfained land,
where Il viii noi live ht al. The careless
r'ouman allows his horse 70 turn on the
row af he hcadIands. or, In oultivating corn,
ia equally negligent. While the plants are
ycI young and tender, no special winter pro.
lection il given them. and yet, notuiihsiand-
ing the almost tropical origin Of the Usage
plant We have now many miles Of good
O11s hedges. which have been gotten up at
i11 |111l possible cost. Who would not
give dollar rod 70 have his farm fenced
with good living hedge that shall grow
better and more perfect, year afer year,
with dc least possible care or expense, and
yet these good barriers and wind breakers
c1n be made at an expense not exceeding
twenty-five cents per rod. Now Is the time
70 ocI them. Beeln soon and continue
thIouoh Nay, by taking TIE best care d
your plants and setting them IN the best pos
able manner On we'll elevated, deeply
pIouod |nnd lor the row.
1nE o. InrEs D0n TRAnsPLhnTIro.-Il is
advisable not to buy tres Of more than three
or four ycars growth Trees ten Or twelve
FEET li1h may look more promising when
Grit 81 on bui lhoss Of Eve to six feet
win. N ~ yeaFz. ouisirip The former, and
n properly c1rzd Cor, be ar superior. The
pr1LaII||ly Of los b. removing larger trees
: allo nnlh greater.
N Ioul rari1 of Arkansas trees . . scarce
and hanging nhmcrons A Tree without
two or three men hanging on L is quite q
r.Is lp1ciaclo Such 4 tree i not considered
, 1860-08-24

current In the state where Issued will be received par
Clubbing.
discount Of twenty-five per from the above price VII
be allowed 10 clubs ordering direct from Scott Co.. for four
copies Of above. Thus four copies Of Black
wood, or Of Review, will be address for q;
for copies Of the fSur Reviews and BaekWO0d for O and
on.
POstAge.
~ In all the principal cities and towns these works WIN be
delivered FREE OF POSTAGE. When sent by mail, the
PosTAGE to Of the United States viii Be bpt ~
year for BlaekWoOd," and but II cents year for
each Of the Reviews.
splendid ofEers for lsjs and 1850 together.
Unlike the ephemeral Magazines Of the day, these
Periodicals lose little by Hence fun year Of the Nos
with ossons for 1855 may be regarded nearly as Vau-
able a. for 1852 10 furnish the years at The
following extremely low rates, Wis:
, 1860-08-24

n Ioma parts of Arkansas. trees : scarce
and hanging numerous. A Tree without
two or three men hanging on L is quite q
r,l. spectacle. Such 4 tree is not considered
aI',a bsarr.
, 1860-08-24
ALE1AMD2S ORGANS 8

Five stops, In rOseU,ad rAsrs tl6D; sIups do do.
$50; stops, with pen uinn, t7ls: 70 stnps do do
t5se; Y stops do. ase lurErF tSUO Is stops, DO dn,
uryhnso money rpflnded -
, 1860-08-24

LEMON CHREsE-One pound Of sugar,
quarter Of pound butter, six eggs, two
lemons. Let the sugar and butter melt,
then have the yolks well beaten and put
them with the butter and sugar, then add
the whites and let Ii boil until thick.
Fec PLAnE.-Boil them in q good deal Of
water few minutes to take out the bitter
tasta, then cut in slicss, and sPrinkls EttIe
salt and -four on them. Then fry brown,
with only butter enough to keep thsm from
sticking.
, 1860-08-24

These machines having taken the frst premiums at
all the State Fais held last Fall throughout the UniO0
In every instance where they have coHtended over al
other Sc wing Machlpes must be received as