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C,XCHANGE HOTEL AND
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, N. Y
II The INTERVENTION UF I3kUADWA1
Opposite Madison quare.

IJHIs LOCATION the healthy, delightful and central In
this great lis and enien 10 the Hudson Rv-
There are four distinct nes ues pass the Hotel
seary every minute during the day nd evening" besides which
there horse railways the Fourth and Sixth Ave-ue
which terminate Wall sire b and continually
route within Hotel aHording better oppoT
time than al any point lines ounlbusses and
direct the GENITAL PAHK, which cond
world
Toe entire araug-msnts TIE establishment the result Of
study and experience and render the most comorta-
bic aud home-hke hoe IN tne world Al he a
comfort and convenience have suggested have been introduced
Every precluton has taken during construction, 10 Sc
cure the positive safety quests dangers Of condagra
subdv double brick walls extend from the rock oun
layer cement making the entire structure hreproof
Among oher Important improvements In addition 10 the usual
sASa NERTcAL RAILWAY 10 convey from the hrst TO
upper floors in successful operation, plan which admits
Of no pOss billy Of accident
Loy spacious continues corridors forming promenade
feet upon Of the six stories give Hight and air in the
highest degree, TO every apartment
liberal space has been appropriated 70 public Drawing Rooms
PArlors connecting when and the Dining Rooms there Is
Promenade Hall Suites spacious Paors Chambers and
Dressing Rooms with all toe modern convenience have been
Peca designed for the comfort OF families travelling parties and
single gentlemen
Al Exchange containing the Journals the day. all the
onyennes for commercial Intercourse and business has been
added the other features Of Hotel and there Tel
egraph once connecting with ali parts OF the country
Billiard Chess Rooms Of the style and appoint
ments provided for the OF guests and the public.
The Furniture and article Of use the establishment has
been expressly designed and manufactured for the FIFTH AVENUE
Horn.
An communications for apartments upon any business
neeted with the house. should be addressed 70 FIRM AvKSuE Ho
RAJ, -" in order 10 insure Immediate attention.
The entire organization OF this Hotel has been under the direction
Boston md Battle Point Mobile
Continental Hotel Philadelphia.
will afford the undersigned much pleasure to you
next visit 10 our city
With much respect,
Your Obedlent servants,
HITCHCOCK, DARLING 4 90.
Al DAaLso, late of Battle Bat Hou.ein Mobile o..
jy3-Sm
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NOTICE.Pesons Wishing obtain tickets
IN the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac r. for WASH
ngon oy and points further NORTH must In all be voueh
ed for by responsible white citizen Of Richmond person.
known the officers Of the Road tickets wi be sold
Piled for by letter. A. ID. ALLEN,
maa0-ly Ticket Agent
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CoLUmBIAN HOTEL.

JCsZPH II. CRENSHAY, Proprietor.
Aus. -. 1850
p Hodges, su ls aed, Va Mann, Amsha
r II LAWS King Queen curtis, 90
y ~ s.-f---s, n. TH Powers Cumberland
=. A Rnld Ch.serfpl 10 rhrif, PouhatAn
i n Eransford Cumberland Masie lhrit DO
"A r Marks BltteioEt Meauor, Sasaoeiiaha
4 I,-pEn Danvfie NJ rurstal. Va
n : Res.rs 'Half,x TF BAKER Buckingham
n al Hsfe. Ptterso'g WIN tliridge, Amelia
, Cullen. Richmond W EdridSe, %
z Erayser, Pvterso's Mas LuSs DO
W Johnso., Fuvsnna Mm McCrusn, sc9us'me
L Eudt, Ches enfield DIT Cole, HALIFAX
e Jna A Allen, Powhatan Mm Ioius, 90
Bsni Alien, Cumberland Hitisnhoase Nt1Sa
Master Allen, do f0ene, uooS ln,
Ma Wilson, Amelia springs 81 anderson, SeneetiAna
x WlIl,,n do " Goodman. do
EIrmberlsk- Me- Kent R.vw Broadus. Frecbg
FS Gr.v W,shngton DO ~ Coebs. Buckingham
: p Husits Fla Rohlason, Amelia
Mr., : HugAel chld Fu yno ) TILES, 60
J < Kent, flu Cnss
q 7 WilsoR panvIla m 6h-st 40
nr JsW wake, Chesterfield nanvhue. Cnaroue
J Q Clrstian Nes kcnt Il dafthNrshb hlchuaona
: N IIols HaEfax Se'ten. New Kent
Cast " HJackson, Amelia q harrrson lady ande
I1n ; JACKSON, DO childFen, o0ochiahl
10 JarsIns Farrtvre r l. Patterson, stAuntgn
SLMatin Henry Cape, YER, Louisa
stevens Danyle } II ghson, DO
X hassins. Or "a J Nc reh+e, DO
Master SCOTT DO John oysr,oa' Cumberland
4 NJ mn Soi,ovay ND GRESHAM, King Queen
] \ Vaushan 10 Dr. Chss Gresham, do
John Curtie, Va
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AKKIyALSA All PRINCIPAL HOIELl

EXCHANGE HOTEL BALLARD AND ROUSE
JOHN p 4 THOMAS \ BALLAD, Propueiora-
August %, $50
IN C,ohe Pr Geo Eeuttinger, Fhla
Mrs y Bright svt wnsbg " CEotchln, Bah
gas Tli e 40 " BIindal Alhany
A Elisht. % I Schoo,cr. NY
= A arr,i.teaf 10 c Muln PhlA
Nj Nsrsiu Eocklaud HBLsWs, ks Geo
Mia BcsrEil DO q hlino.ays LOUISA
s II Neshru Pdia forteau,
" 8 Christian, Nor hampton CLlncsay, 10 "a
N n Holsead, Noriok X II beeoe, An.loh4
W a Wootf1 a 2syts, la haAer NSFoN
VI " Weed OK, 10 biases. tnAfiea1oa
Miss L Woodfolk, do Coroett 90
M EolmR, chHd syt Nor Chalmers ady, Va
ioik MAAtf NJ
sflss seldom ~. do WrBsiley Va
IA G usrris Nelson AID Dickinson, Pr I'd
a N--ril Rorkiand b Hcdson svt, La
= A Sstil0n. ir. Cts City w n nassett q Ady, 90
j ldlon stafford VIC Courtney, Charleston
~, Ida. 3 children a svL y Brown, Va
Charsson TFRogn, d
T n Rssss LADY,. ~ Temple, Richmond
T sweeney Wmssurg Ms Harrcs. DO
A J Gaming. iynchou-g W harneA lAiy 4 sNt, 10
rs AZ in co Mis- = wills, do
q W Lafhly, Do highy, MO
b Barues lady and sevt NC BA Cook, Rchmsnd
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Fire Insurance, Marine Insurance.
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.

IyHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with capital and
surplus OF nearly S25O,OO0, prepared TO Issue policies
similar Institution State respectfully ask share OF the
OF public Applications will be received the
15S Of Main and ih Streets where tbs
officers will cheerfully give any information required.
All Losses promptly and literally adjusted
DIRECTORS:
Ohas T. wortham, John II. Claiborne,
VIM. O. Tompkins, Robert NJ. Burton,
John J. Wilson, fhos A. Rust,
Alex Garrett, Geo. N Gwathmey,
John T. subleit, Prs J. Barns
DAVID cURRIE, Pres't
RozrzT A. TonPKrys. sec,y seas
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CUM BBLTING.-A full assortment Of the New York
VI Betting Packing Compsnyb superior Beltng from
IL inches vde always hand and for SALE In lengths 70
purchaser factory prices Belts Of extra widths and
thickness ordered nom the Factory days notice
Also No. Lscing Leather Belt Clasps, Belt Hooks Belt Rvs
Cum Packing Of various thickness PstonPscking for
Locomotive and Stationary rngnes. Engine Hose ae Ae for
sale BY slNTOh,
anil Agent for the Manufacturer, I'll Main
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do M OND AND YORK fE1az1r1E
III RIVER RAILROAD. XRS42-g
CHEAP AND ATTRACTIVE ROUTE TO OLD POINT
Ann NORpOIK

FARE s2-DINNER RxTRA-No Breakfast viii be prepared
the Boat)
On and MONDAY August passenger trains will leave
Richmond daily xcep sunsays) Is NJ stopping only upon
signals at Fair 0ats Meadow, DlAtch, Summit, Tunsas,
indian Town. Cohoke White Hall aDf Roancoke land arrive at
West Point at s:i5 p. NJ.
The and commodou, steamer WHIST POINT Capt O.
Rowe will King and Court House Landing Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays 6H NJ connecting with the cars
West Point and stopping signals only at Clifton water
yorktown Point and arrive At Old Point, at
NJ. and Norfolk at Up. NJ.
Returning the steamer viii Norf Tuesdays Thursdays
and saiurdays at NJ Old Point at Sis NJ landing
above and connecting at West Point with the cars at
NJ and arrive In Richmond At3 P. M.
No Boat landings made.
Freigts Mondays Wednesdays Fridays Rich
p NJ and at West Point Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays until up NJ
Fare from King and queen O. H. other points the
waaponl, 10 Norfolk, W W
To Richmond - 2 OO
Prom Richmond 10 Norfolk 90
au Its H. II. TEMPLE. supt.
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once Union steamship 60.
IIxUCRSIoN To OLD POINT. E.sE-


GsUUmEK AHRANG WENT ON enElA--R
- JANIS KIvEg FOR OLD POINT, POTTS -lI.11nh-A4ls
MOUTH AND NORFOLK-rhe Steamers GLsN COhh ana CCS
M PFK have been put order and viii run 70 the
above places. a, -, n.
m GLEN COVE Can't Carter. vii leave The wharf az
Rsetrt regularly every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
rooin Al O'Clock precisely, and return each alternate days
t sunday leaving the wharf a. NORFOLK az toe same hour
O'Clock NJ touch a. al The regular landings on ne f'e
going mi returning -.
h berth. leave vhaf a. Rockets every hDAl
evening A O'Clock leaving the uhArf a. NOhfnLh
v-rv FVDAY evening o'clock, and regularly every ~ n
DAY THURSDAY evening" a. O'CLOCK and return each al
t-rnaf- DAY, the hour, I O'Clock
Going aoEu the will touch ~ City Point "icoHs
C,r-ont Grove wharf Old Pont Portsmouth and Norfolk
E-tunln. Portsmouth Point Rock Wharf Grove, DlAFd
C.ron Wleoxs City Point and arrive A. Richmond about
P.,-s Tor he Saiaray TIP next evening, meals
ineladsl, &i5n. -. r-..,
Pasaze o. regular trips either boat 70 Old Poln FoTnouih
each
- RO. HAsKINS
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RAILROADS., &C.
Co. ~ 60 ~ J q
nrrtnr nInHMnNn pErERaaIrRa 4. r. nnMpY

Richmond, Va, July zIh, 1850 I
TJROM this date the schedule th road 10 Norfolk and
II will be chansed Passengers VII leave Riehnood At
430 NJ breakfast Peersbu and cah Norfolk BY 1920 A.
Returning leave Norfolk at 100 r. a. arrive In Rich
mond At ESQ p NJ 1HoH. H. WYNNE,
9upt
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1860.
1860. SPRING TRADE. 1860
DOGGET a. ANDERSON,

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND fkhNhIIn % ~ s..,.h,,.
OFFER their friends and the public large AM ~
stock Of French and American PAPER 1871 and
latest style and design for parlor chambers Is nit and
halls also FLOOR and Table Oil Cloths, All ..r,.,,a
check mating mating window shades OIL every "a
and prize curtain goods, lace and muslin eusns ~ vr
Ing Furniture, Sofa Springs Lounges Feather BEDS % ~ d
pillows shuck all Oh wheh WI " eo
extremely Low for cash. or We are also pea
ed 70 do paper handing uphoerng In NE cry .,
prompty by the best Persons neeoins ~
r line VIII end greatly 10 their advantage give Us can ana
,ok Al our stock and prices before buying elsewhere apN
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HkAhLhtOADS
EaME EsEsss E,s,ss;E
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE or NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES.
THIS WELL-KN0WN ROUTE,
VIA
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRIN GS,
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Might Travel In Stage-; which,
added TO tue greater Safety Of the
OF this Line, coIEimrnds it
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NC OVER FINE TUaNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS!
AGAINST
sIXTY.pOUR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEi
AssENGERs Richmond at So A. NJ dine staunon
and arrive terminus OF the Railroad by 52 reach Cal
Iashans Ceebraed Stand by 9P M and eay after Breakfast
and arrive White Sulphur Sweet Spring 2 NJ, second
day. being hours In advance % any other
party unite In requesting IT, they vii have the privilege
eRylng Calls in time TO arrive the Springs aks
Those gong the Rockbdge Alum Bath Alum Warm SPRING.
take Stages MborouGh Depot where they arrive at $50
reach those Springs respectively 10 supper the dv
These eslng Hot Healing Springs all night at the
Warm Spngs and leave there next monng 70 arrive t the
Healing breakfast Passengers for shngs Springs
sauhton Those for Bath Goshen,
arriving at each place respectively 10 supper.
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A MONG THE LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL as
N OF the styles OF Porture executed g.
w. MNNis AZ his Photograph and Fine Art Gallery, 2lI Main
Street. Rchm may be found Lkenesses following
well known and distinguished gentlemen, all Of which bear te
the experience skill Of the various Artists employed
and the we'll earned reputation Of his Gallery:
Exiov. Wise, Hon Mr. Or, 8. O.,
Lieut. Gov. Jackson, Jno K Thompson, ESQ.,,
Lieut. Gov Montague, Rev. Mr.. Red.
Hon. Jas Lyonl, Rev. Mr. Peterkin
=" Caskie, Rev. Mr.. Duncan,
Judge Lomax, Rev. Mr.. Minegerode,
Tyler, Rev. Mr. Baker,
Hopkins. Rev. J. l. Burrows,
ChES. Bruce, ESQ.,, Rev. J. T. Edwards,
Gen. Vim. Walker, Rev. Mr.. Seeley,
Cart Jos. Myers, Rev. Mr.. Peterson,
Rev Mr. letter. Rev. Mr.. Kepler,
Rev W. A. Smith, Rev. MFR. Wilmer,
The late Rev. Mr.. Dbre, The late Judge Butler O.,
The late Judge olopton, The late Edgar Poe,
Rev. Mr. Boggs, Rev Mr. schrigley,
Duplicate copies Of all the above for sale and every style
Photograph executed from life copied from small pictures and
warranted TO please ma80
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SASW. RLINDS AND DOORS.

RICHARDSON'S
IRISH Ii n E n s,
DAMASKS, DIAPERS, &c.
of SSanSS he GENUINE GOODS should see that the aTt
sles they purchase are sealed With The null name Of s nr
IN. RICHARDSON, SONS& O ., ~. ls6,
caution rendered essentially necessary as large quant
s: Of S5 . aEa s s aaSe Of s by
Houses regardless Of the injury thus inflicted alike on the
American and the Of the genuine Goods
J. BULLOCKE 4 J. i. LOCKE
se5-1y Agents, Sc Church StSeet. New fork
~ LIBBY Of Richmond, and ABRAHAM BURTON, OF Peters
burg copartnerp under the style Of LIBBY
Chandicry and Commission Busincss, al the old
Luther Libby corner 2oh and Cary seets Richmond
ABRAHAM BURTON
Richmond, Feb le;h, $780,
HAVE to offer my my friends and customers for for
liberal patronage and ask OF The same
the business Of lihbr a BURTON. LUTHER llbbI.
Richmond, Feb i6 1880 r-zE-u
ENCHANGE HOTEL AMP
Il BALLAhD HOUSE.,
generous for the kindness have received
At their hands, hope that the New Order OF Ahairs,
to be Initiated Sept 1862 will receive the encouragement
previous and abo accommodate guests have
Messrs JOHN P and THOMAS BALLARD the Pro-
psieto Establishment and each pledges himself 10 do
comfort convenience and requirements of their guests
We desire to keep maintain calls for,
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and We promise TO use renewed
comforta bic possible
polite agents. and ready prompt and attentive servants we
shah AFFORD complete satisfaction 10 the travelling
public ,,,, =. ... A.
influence OF basess rumo sufficient proof that our establish
In condition TO entertain vers than heretofore
All TO closure Intended closure
.srepreaentStlaAs anSl-f
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uGHTI 4 BRADBURRY,s Plan

WE CALL the attention OF the citizens OF Nen-
w mond and Virginia. 70 Piano fortes wnlon
va nave paced with Mr. Carus that their qualities,
IN every respect may be tested by side Of hell ~
famed Chick eringb.
We warrant all Pianos show as high and a. nue
rons testimonials factory in the country An OF whcn Can
DC s - " ~ LTGHTE BRADBURY.
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As a Family Physic.

Prom Dr. T.. w. Carf,rright, Nec orleans
Your Pills are the prince OF purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic possess They are
mild but very certain and eecual IN their action ON the
bowels which makes them invaluable TO US IN the daily
treatment Of disease.
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Headache. Sick Headache. Foul stomach.

From Or. EdlcGF0 boyd, b'stiNtVie-
DEAR BRO. AVER: I cannot answer you trtdt COM
plants have cured with your Pills better than TO say
az thaf re erer treat rith pWrggttre medicine place
great dependence efecual eathartie IN my daily
contest with disease and believing do that your rus
Afford Us the best have Of course value them highly
PrrrsBURG, Pa, May l, iS55.
DR. J. c. AVER. Sir; have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst be1rhe any body can have, by dose or two
OF YOUR Pills. IL 70 arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse az once. - ..,
(lerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.
Dy.entery, DlarrheA, Relax, Worms.

From Or. J. @. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had a long trial in my practice, and
hold Thorn In esteem a. one of the best apcrents have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy, when given IN small doses for
bilious dyselferB and diarrh@a Iheir susr eSailhs
makes them very acceptable and convenient Tor the use
~ ,voueu and children.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
TatteninS Turkeys.

Much has been published of late in oar ag-
ricultural journals, in relation to the alimen-
tary propertie of charcoal. 1t has been re-
peatedly asserted, that domestic fowls may be
fattened on it without any other food, aud
that too, in shorter time than on the most
nutritiye grains. made an experiment, and
must say that the result surprised me. as
had always been rather skeptical. -Four tur-
keys were confined in pen and fed on meal,
boiled potatoes and oats Four others of the
same brood, were also at the same time con-
fined in another pen, and fed daily on the
came articles, but with one pint of finely pull
vcrized charcoal mixed with their meal and
potatoes. They also had plentiful supply
of broken charcoal in their pen. The eight
were killed on the same day, and there was a
difference of one and half pounds each 10
favor of the fowls which had been supplied
with the charcoal, they being much the fat
test. and the meat greatly superior in point
of tenderness and favor.-COr. Ger. Tel.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17
Vegetable Oyster. or Satisfy.

This excellent plant grows like parsnip,
and is in favor very much like fresh oysters.
Scrape them, and cut them round in thin
slips; boil them tender in milk and water,
season them well with pepper, butter and salt
make nice toast, moistene1 with the gravy
laid in the bottom of the dish, and pour the
whole over it. You can scarcely detect the
difference. There should be but suitable
quantity of the gravy; too much lessons the
favor. 1t is sometimes cut up and parboiled
chopped fine and fried in batter The roots
may be first cooked tender, then fried whole
in batter This is the very best mode in
which to cook this fine vegetable. We have
raised 1t constantly for dozen years. but
never use it until about the end of October
They preserve best left IN the ground, like
the carrot, to be used whenever the frost will
admit of their exhumation Gen. Tel.
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Are Potatoes wholesome Foods

snhscr;ber sends for this journal (the
.aoric,Ittrist } long essa, In Thicn ne at
.sp,n,s m -roye that potatoes are an unwhofe-
,ome article of food. Many of the reasons
given. would apply to most other kinds %
f,od and we do not see how tn, writer, II be
believes all he writes, can avoid Following the
,5v;ce of the colored man ct Charleston du-
ring the prevalence of the cholera After
condemning vsrious articles of food as dan
serous, to the direct question, what shall L
eat, then?'' he replied:-' Why, de best way
Is to eat noffin' at all, aud den you no 'spose
verself." 10 regard to potatoes there is no
doubt that good, mealy POTATOES, cooked
through, are as heelthful IS any article OF
food CONSUMED They abound IN starch ana
do not. alone, furnish muscle making mate
rial enoush-Tbey may be eaten more freely
IN cold weather when carbonaceous, or hear-
producing food is most required; with cue
quantity of lean meat. bread, cabbage ana
orber heterogeneous kinds of food, they are al
ways good Bat to be easily digested, they
should always be baked OF boiled dry, and
mashed The MASKING is not essential for
adults who have good niolar teeth or grinders
and who will take time in eating, to mashcate
them we'll Children, and careless or rapid
eaters, are likely to swallow unmashed pota-
toes in small Jumps. These Jumps are dis
solved slowly. and irritate the stomach pro-
ducing dull, heavy feeling. if not absolute
s okafn unD
tied whole, or passed off in the excrenents,
when there is any irritation CT the stomach or
bowels, is proof that such Jumps should never
go into the stomach.
Potatoes should not be mixed with butter
OF gravies in mashing, as such compound is
not EARLY dissolved by the gastric juice. A
better plan is to mash them dry, or with
little milk. and let whatever salt and butter,
or gravy, is used. be put upon the outside OF
each mouthful (This remark applies to all
kinds of food The butter, gravies, spices,
etc., applied to food, are designed to come in
contact with the sal:vary glands, and promote
a flow of saliva, and this end is better secured
by putting these substances upon the outside
of the food
A dry, mealy potatoe. baked or boiled
through, and mashed finely SO that l: would
dissolve in water stirred up with it, is just as
good food, for sick person even, as boiled
rlce We repeat that sick or well persons
young or old, should never swallow piece o
potato larger than a small pea; and to ensure
this, we advise. as general rule, to mash po'
tatoes before bringing them to the table We
agree with our correspondent, that every po
taso having black spot Or lump in 1t, Is dis
eased, and the whole potato should be uneere
moniously rejected. There is no saving IL
consuming any part of such potato. Mer'
cracks or openings in large potatoes, If IN
surrounded with dark-colored hard matter
are not indicative of diseasa.-Agricutsurt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-10-17

Horking Butter Practical Suggestion
After the butter is removed from the churn
put water il the working bowl, to rinse off
the buttermilk. La another dish have cold
water and linen cloth free from lint. Wiring
the cloth out dry. spread the butter out with
ladle and press the cloth gently on the butter
and remove all the drops of moisture. Con-
tuue this process until the butter is ready for
salting-keep the water clean for rinsing the
cloth sften- Any ono trying this will be
surprised TO find how much it facilitates the
pr: :para;ien OF butter to salt.-Mrs. n. Jsssup.