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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
THE PHILADELPHIA
Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,

Cash Drug, Faint ana Glass Store,
s w. COR. FOURTH & CALLOWHlLL STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
DRUGGISTS, Merchants, Farmers, and the pnhlie
~ everywhere. will sell at wholesale and retail, 70
the Spring Trade Of ls6O heavy stock Of Drugs, Med
eines Chemicals, &c., &C, &c.
10000 Boxes Of Window Glass, assorted sizes and
qualities
600 Pounds Of Putty, White, Black Rel, &c, in Bulk
2oOOO Ga hon, lsced OH Spirits Turpentine, campheno
Alcohol, &c
2n Tons of Pure White Lead in bbs bbls, IOO sO as
and ~! lbkegs.
30 Tons Of Peal Snow White Lead, in bbls tbls lOO
80, 25 and l2B TO- kegs
40 Tons Of New York White Lead in bhls, bls 100,
so, 25 and i2t ID. kegs.
Is Tons OF Pure French White Zine in bbls, bbs 100
SO, 25 and l2l ID kegs
40 Tons OF American Snow White Zinc in bbs, bbs 100
so, 25 aud II. ID kegs.
30 Tons Of Lehigh American Zinc in bLs bbIs 100 So
25 Tons of Zinc Paints Of different coluIs in bbls bbs
100, So 25 and I2t ID kegs
30 Tons of Mineral Paints, Of different eoloTs dry
10 600 pounds OF pure French Green Chrome Green Vel
low, Blue, Black and other colors, dry in oil.
1000 pounds of smas assorted Blue, Black, Red Green
and other coors.
100 Packs Of Gold Leaf, 6azers Diamonds, Glazier.
Putty, Hawk Knives, &c.
1000 Gallons boiled oil varnshes, Japans, Zine Dryer
&c. Paint Vanlsh and Gasamne Brushes, together with
Drug and Paint Business
1000 bhls. Roman Cement.
1000 Rosendale and Hydraulic Cement.
1000 Calcned, Land, Dentistry, Casting Plaster, &C.
~ All Of which will sell at Wholesale and Retail, at
from ~ TO 20 per cent less than other establishments
HENRY o. ID. BANkS,
Proprietor OF the
Philadelphia Cash Drug, Paint and Glass Store,
south-wes corner OF Fonth and CaIowhhl sts, phia.
March ,1sdD.-3mc
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
To the Citizens Of New Jersey & Pennsyl
vania

To the Citizens of New Jersey & Pennsyl
vania.
Apothecaries, Druggists, Grocers and Private Families
Wolfes Pure Cognac Brandy.
wolie's Pure Madeira, Sherry and Port Wine.
Wolie's Pure Jamaicn and 81. Croix Rum.
Wolies Pure Scotch and Irish Whisky.
ALL IN BOTTLES
beg leave call the attention OF the citizens of the
United State to the above Wines aud Liquors. imported
10y UDuLPHo WOLFE Of New York. whose name Is iani'
liar every part of this country for the purity of his cee-
bra,ed Schiedam schnapps. Mr. Wolfe, in his letter to
me, speaking OF the purity of his Wines and Liquors says
al VIII stake my reputation a man. my standing as a
merchant of thirty yearss residence in The City OF New
York, that all the Brandy and Wines which bottle are
pure imported and Of the best quality and be relied
upon by every purchaser Every bottle has the propne
tors the wax, and fac sime Of his signature on
the certificate The public arc respectfully invited to call
invited to call and examine for themselves For sab al
Retail by all Apohecaries andGtoeets IN Philadelpha
GEoR6E II. ASHTON No. S32 Market ut Phifa
Read the following from the New York Courier
ENoRMous BUSINESS FOR ONE NEW YORK MERCHANT
We happy to inform feowcitizens that there
lie place in city where the physician apothccary
and country merchant, go aud purchase pure Wines
and Liquors, as pure as imported and Of the best quality
We do not intend give elaborate description OF this
merchants extensive business although will well repay
any stranger or citizen to visit Udopho Woes extensive
warehouse NOS ~ ~ ana 22 beaVef street, anu N"s 70
10 nd2l, Marketfed street His stock OF Schnapps on
hand ready for shipment could not have been less thar
thirty thousand cases the Btnndy, some ten thousanc
ntages of 1886 to 1856 aud ten thousand casei
Of Madera, sherry and Port Wine, Scotch and lrisi
Whisky, Jamaica and ST Croix RUM some very old and
equal any this untry lie also had three large eel
lars, filed with Brandy, Wine &c ~ casks, ander Gus
tomiiouse key, r,ady for botng. Mt Wolte's sales o
Schnapps last year amounted hundred and eight,
thousand Dozen and hope less than two years he may
be equally successful with his Brandes and Wines.
His business merits the patronage OF every lover OF h
species. Private families who wish pure Wines and Ii
ouurs for medical use should send their orders direct t
Mt WOLF, until every Apothecary in the land make M
their minds discard the poisonous stuff from their sheve
and replace it with WoLFEs pure Wines and Liquors
We understand Mr Wolfe, for the accommodation
small dealers in the country, puts up assorted cases
Wines and Liquors Such man, and such merchant
should he sustained against his tens ofhousands of opPo
ncnts in the United States who sell nothing but limitations
tumous alike To human health and happiness.
For Sale by GEORGE BRIGHT Agent, Sunbury, ia
Snniemher lSGn .-Grn
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17

CAUTION
There being several imitation brands Of Deter.
sive Soap in Market the public are notified tina,
none is genuine except VAN HAAeES & Nc
kEoSE is stamped upon each Bar Of the Soap
as well as the Boxes
SunbuTY. Oct 80, 1889.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
DANVILLE ACADEMY.

'I'HE Academic year commences August ~, 1850, to
| continue fuTty-fuuT weeks. ~ -
The School is divided into Primary and Higher DO
partment each under respective Teacher Scholars are
adm tied at any time
Ample provision is made for all the requiI emeis OF
thorough and extensive course of study, including the
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Classics, Moderh Lam
guages, Drawing, Music, etc. ..
Scholars from ab Dad can Obtain Board with facilities
for home study very moderate terms, on application to
the Principal
The Principal thankful foI hs past generous support,
assures hs patrons OF his nnwearled Efforts TO make the
school all that be d, sired for the acquisition oI
Thorough education. For particulars apply to
j NJ. WESTON, Principal
Ferry street, neal Deems Hotel
panyille, July 2s, 1s0O--3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
STOVES

NOR SALE an excellent second hand Cock.
= ing Stove, also several Cylinder Coal
Stoves.-Enquire at this office.
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HEGEMAN & cos
CG3DIAL ELIXIR OF
CALISA Y A B A Il X

Prepared only by HEGEMAN CO, WholesnIe and
Retail Chemists and Druggists, i6l, 39e, 5ll and 756
Broadway, New York.
THE virtues OF PERUVIAN BARK as a Tonic have
l. been too long known to need comment.
The CALlSAYA Cor Kings Bark, ~ s the most valu.
able of the Of the Peruvian Bark, and
in the ELIXIR is combined with other ingredients that
increase its efficacy and the time overcome the
intensity Of its bitter, rendering it mOst Agreeable Cor
dial
For persons living in FEVER and AGuE districts, it
will be found invaluable preventive Half of wlne-
glass full taken night and morning, rendering the system
much less subject to the unhealthy influence Of the amos
phere.
DIRECTlONS-Dose for an adnlt, half wineglass
full before breakfast and dinner children from one to two
teaspoons full it may be taken with without little
water
For sale at this Office.
March II, 1860
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TEr N
,.0\d Domin lon,
C OFFEE or
Tea Pot,

Being based, as DR.. Hall, of tho
Journal of Health, says, ION Aoienoe
and common sense" are rapidly
coming into use, and destined soon
to supercede all others.
ARTHUR, BURNHAM, & GILR0Y,
III 81 l19 s. Tenth ST., Philadelphia
Sole Manufacturers under the Patent
fs>Tor salc by Dealers In House.
keeping Articles, and storekeepers
generally.
December 4, 1859.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
MASSER'S PATENT
FIvE-MINUTE FREEZER,
As Improved for 1859 and 60,

As Improved for 1859 and 60,
BY E. KETCHAM & CO, 2s9 Pear. .streei,
New-York.
TNHE only Freezer constructed on scientific
l. principles, with revolving can and spring
blade scraper. The one hastens the freezing OF
the cream-the other removes it as fast as frozen.
The most rapid in freezing, with the least
quantity of ice.
The most economical in cost, as il is the most
simple and durabe ia structure.
For sale in oil the principal cities and towrs
in the Union.
Each Freezer accompanied with book of re-
ripes and full directions.
ppIrFs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
INDUSTRIAL STOVE WORKS.

W. y. N IL NJ ~ N
No. 33 North SECOND ST., opposite Christ
Church, PHILADELPHIA.
HAS for Sale, the best family Cooking Stoves
- in the Markell good and faithful servant;
the great provider for the Family Every house
hold should have a reliable Lehigh Gas Bun :
Cooking Stose-always reliable, always ecr r.
nomics.
Also, the great Gas consuming Heating Stove,
Tor Parlor &c.-Nill burn less fuel and emit
more heat than any other Stove.-.For Sale with
a large assortment of all kinds of COOKING
and HEATING STOVES, Wholesale and Re.
tail. WILLIAM NEMAN
No. 80 North Second ST.. above Market, Phil.
adsphia.
Reference. Hon DAVID TAGGART,
ii. B. MASSER.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17

The Lackswanna and BloomsbuIg Railroad connects
with the Delaware, Iackawanna and Western Railroad
al scfanon for New York and Philadelphia and inerme-
daie points Fast also for Great Bend, BnghaInton
Syracuse Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and all important points
West, At Rupert il connects with the Caitawissa Rail.
road for points both Ea and West Al NoTthumbeI land
i connects with the sunbury aud Erie Railroad for points
West and South. NJ " JACKSON Snnt
Kingston, August 25, 1860.
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GROVER e. BAKERS
NOlSELESS
FAMILY WING MACHINE.

THE Undersigned CeTgymen of various denominations
having purchased and used in our families "GRovER
x BAKERS Celebrated Family Sewing Machine,' take
pleasure IN recommending II AS an instrument fully com
bining tie essentials of good machine Its beautiful
simplicity, ease uf management, and the strength and
elasticity of ITS sttch, unite to render it machine un
surpassed bv any IN the Market and which we feel
confident will give satisfaction to all who may purchase
u.lu
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
]. STEWART DEpuY.
DIR. ESENWEIN'S
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA

PICTORIAL,
rs the hest Medicine in the world for the Cure Of Copohs
i aud Colds Group, Bronchitis, Asthma, Dffculty in
Breaihing, Paptaion cf tho Heart Dipiheria and for
the reei of patients in the advanced stages Of Consume
ton, together with all Diseases of the Throat und Chest
and which predispose t. Consumption.
II is isPecutarIy adapted TO tie radical cure of
44sihmd
Being prepared by practical Physician and Druggist
and one Of great experience IN the Of the vurous
diseases TO which the Human frame is liable
II is offered to the afflicted with the greatest confidence.
Try II and be convinced that invaluable in the Cufs
Of Bror chal affections. Price 80 cents per Bottle
~ PREPARED only by
Dr a. FSENWEGN h CO.
Druggists and Chemists
N w. Corner Ninth aud Poplar Sts Phiadrlphia
" SOLD by every respectable Druggist and Dealer n
Medicine throughout the State.
Philadelphia, March 81, lsGO-lyw
TT Is NOT NECESSARY 10 tell the peeplc
that the Mammoth Store is lone price store"
as they always knew that, bui it is necessary 10
let them know that we have replenished our stock
and will continue TO receive new Goods every
few days. We are determined to supply the pco.
pie, with the most desirable goods at the lowest
prices. FRILING & GRANT
Sunbury. May &c, 1860.
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A.W FISHER,Agent, Sudbury, Pa.
May &c, lS60.--ly


WHOLESALE DEALER IN
BRAN DIES, WINES, GINS, &C,
TkNHE subscriber having opened in Thompson's
q Brick Building, Mill street, Danville, large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
comprising the best brands of Brandes, Gin, Old
Rye, Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Port, Sherry,
NJ Maderia, Champagne and other Wines of all
grades, all of which will be sold Wholesale at
The lowest city prices. Tavern-keepors by buy
ing of us can save at least the freight.
Persons desirous of purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE,
may rely upon being furnished with pure and
unsdulieIated article.
tY Being determined to establish a reputation
Tor selling cheap he respectfully solicits the pa
trUnage of the public. All orders promptly at
tended to.
JEREMIAH 8. HALL.
DanvilIe JuIe 10, 1850.
ALFRED D. BRICKS
UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN
PATENT OFFICE,
No. l44 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
~ B.--Communicalions by mail promptly
~ attended to.
Sept %, ls6O--ly5
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1860-11-17
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Two Daily Passenger Trains will he run between Scranton
and Northumberland, follows:
MOVING SOUTH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

I. Finish husking corn on the FIRST
plsasant days that come; Otherwise you
will have e 30 !, xhen il IS cold or vet.
aad this b not pleasant job. Tie the
stalks frmly. and in small bundles, and
shock OF house them whore they can be
fed eut Is wanted. Sort the corn as 1t is
husksd, and secure that which Is sound.
2 10 such way that there is no possibility
Of Its Nesting or moldiOg. Cora injured
In this way is less nutritious, and to a GER
tain extent, injurious TO those animals
which arefed upon il. Feed out the soft
corn first, Tor it Is Of little value after it
has frozen and thawed Few times.
III. Horses and caltls required for la
Dor should now be housed at nigh. aud
projected frvm those severe storms which
ara frequent at this season. Give them
abundance Of air, light pure water and
wholesome food. Keep them and their
stables scrupulously clean. Give them
good beds TO lie upon. Supply the sta
bles daily with saw dust, cut straw, tan,
or leaves, to absorb and retain the liquid
manure, aud renew il frequently. With a
wheelbarrow, remove all droppirgs to the
compost heaps daily. Never allow hor'
ses OF cattle 10 stand in their stalls two
or three days, without moving. Want o.
exercise causes deficient circulation. con
gesiion, swelling Of legs, and liability tc
diease and consequent loss
III. Cows required for milk during th'
winter, should ba kept in the highes! con
dition Of health possible, Otherwise thci
milk secretion will be an unhealthy one
The same rules given aboye, for the th
care ofhorses and cattle, are applicable
No COW can be healthy; strictly speaking
without such care. The practice Of man
farmers, Of making their stables as tiyh
as possible. is wrong. Always give pei
feet ventilation, and in froat aud abov
the animal, rather thau from behind an
below. Mileh COWS should be messed d,
ring the winter. but We would never gi'
them "swiR slop." as many do. unle
we wanted "sWiIl milk. "Cows secret mi
from the material given them. just as m
chauics make houses OF the lum or fu
nished. II the material be good, 50
the result; II bad. good job cannot
eEpec,sd. A good mess is made of equ
parts Of corn ground in the ear, rye, buc
wheat and carrots reduced to pulp. Co
the graiS, and feed with hay or straw c
fine, twice day. We would not Gu
carrots, or roots Of any kind, Tor cattle
other stock - Ohio Farmer.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

compelled 10 run. and had Just time to
climb up into . tree when his pursuer ar
rived ct its loot Captain Croker lost no
time 10 relOading. bat to his dismay found
that he Shikaree had carried Of all his
balls, luckily. however. he had plenty Of
shot, aud having reloaded, saw that one
Of the boa's eyes was kGockel ou'; new
ertheIess. the animal appeared quits aware
Of his proximity, hayirg seemingly fol-
lowed him by the scent. BY this time
the boa was Iwining itself round the bo'e
Of the tree 10 order to ascend it.when Cap
tain Croker fred one barrel into its re-
mainiug eye. at distance OF about ten
feet; the creature at once fell back, but
again and again renewed its efforts to
reached him. though without effect. aud
Captais Croker continued 10 FIRE till life
appeared 10 be extinct: though for con-
siderable time it continued to wriths and
lash The bushes with its tail, the vast mus.
cular power Of which seemed quite aston
ishing- Lagley's Travels inIndia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
Adyenlure with a I,on.

When on Ons Of his sporting excursions
in Wyaaud, Captain Croker was told Of
m enormous boa, or shaconda, which had
been occasionally seOn, aud was held il
great terror BY the natives. but could Oh.
tain 20 certain intelligence OF its where.
sbouts. Being. however. one day 10 pur.
suit Of game, accompanied By ShiLares,
and very powerful and high coursged
dog. the later made . rush forward, and
suddenly be heard q whimpsr aud choking
hoIss. Captain Croker at once thought
that bis dog was in the clutches Of a Chez.
tah. and pushed on 10 his aasistapcr
through ihs thick jungle. wherein Ls gol
sight Of large object. in color black sDt
orange, which be ct first thought was
tiger, hst presently saw that IL was |
huge boa eOnstricior coiled up. AZ h,
Vpprosshfd. fhe monster began to uncoi
itIblf. brssendy its head glGrsd as the On
imal glided toward him. Captain Croke
was . man Of great nerve, aud he Gre,
both barrels al the boa's head-both ball
tcok effect: yet. though checked for a
instant, the snake came on more Rercsl
thaa belOse, and the ShikaFee having boil
Cd with the captains rife, hs also wa
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

GRAhs SEED--PLowISG 1T IN.--Some
farmers oiour acquaintance have tried the
experiment Of blowing 10 grass seed. and
are convinced Il is the best OF all ways to
put Il in. II is contended that where II ID
deeply buried. Il will vegstate and find its
way to the surface in time. and having
roots deep sst II withstauds the drou,h
batter than Ii does when sown upon the
surface, or only sighdy covered; and also
10 NOS 40 likely 10 beAVe out as il is apt "a
be. One man says II have praolicsd
sowing grass seed and plowiug II IN lOl
twelve years. and l have sown on i've
diiieren, farms In this way. and on every
variety Of soil, from gravolly ledge /,
black muck, and mover iailed to got fa
crop Of grsss when seeded in this way"
~ Y. Tribune.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
mn.hCl< XarA.

II HBRBBY announce to my old customers, and the
IL public generally, that lhave re.opened my OLE
BRICK YARD, North ofLancaster, and will supply
Brick OF the very best quality, at very fair prices
Give your old friend a call. DAVID C0WDEN,
Lancaster, May 81, le60-9l '.a. H..
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

EEA headache is the bat band Of some
departed pleasure.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29

The above is a portrait Of David McCreory, OF Ma
pertownship, who, the 3lst day OF August. 1883,
made adayt before Justice Gorley, that he wastreat
ed for the OF Cancer by three physicians Of Bod
fordco unity, and by Dr.. Newton ofthe Eclectic Col
lege In Cincinnati aperod ofnearly eight months,
Notwithstanding which, his lip, nose and portion Of
his left cheek were entirely eaten away He had CIV
up all hope, when he hoard oftho "Blood Search
er,"and wasinduced TO try II. Four bottles cured
him, and although sadly sngured, there Is ques-
tion but what this invaluable medicine saved his life.
The full particulars Of this remarkable case may be
Acrcular which be had Of any ofbe agents
We also refer TO the case ofNaney Bleakney OF FL
derton, Armstrong county, Pennsyivania. cured oi
ScrOfula amer being unable TO get bed for 3years
To the case OF lady in Ansonyiile, ,Clearaed Coun
ty, whowasalso afflicted with Scrofula In Its worst
form.
To tho case Of George Meisel, residing in Carroll
town Camb,ia county, Ponnsy VINO was so bad
ly afflicted with Cancer thatit cat his entire ~
and his case worse, ifpossible than McCreoTys.
The particulars Ofthese cases, every one OF which
was cured BY the ofthe Blood Searehor-may also
be found In a circular to be had ofany agent.
r. NJ. LEMON, Proprietor.
Laboratory for the manufacture and sale, near the
Pa. Railroad Depot, Holiday sburgh, Pennsylvania.
DIR. Geo.H Keyser. Wholesale agent, PitiSburg, Pa
For sale by KALFFMAN & CO., Lancaster; J. l.
Swain. GroVeport; Il. Schuller, Roberts 4 Samuel
Columbus; L. II. Stutson, West Jefferson; DR.. A. w
MunsOn, Kenton. January 60. Ie6o--ly39
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
LINDSAY'S IMPROVED
~BLOOD SEARCHER .AJ
A STANDARD MEDIOI17E

For the speedy, radical, and enectual cure Of ALL
DISEASES arisingfro IMPURITY ofthe BLOOD.
This ejcine has wToughtthe most miraculous cures
.t In desperate cases OF
Serofulh Cutaneous Diseases, Pimples In the Face,
old stubborn ulcers, tetters affections dyspepsia,
Dice diseases liver compl aint, low spirits
cancerous formations, Frysipeas, Boils, sore eyes
scald head, Rheumatic disorders, contiveness, sail
general appetite foul so mach
Petnaie Complaints, and all Diseases having theii
original In animpures state ofthe Blood.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-11-29
ReceLpt for curlns and Packing rork.


Charles Moore, citizen Of Illinois, fur
nishes this receipt for packing pork, said
to be one OF the Lest known:
Taking q fat hog, weighing from $50 10
500 pounds; siist butchering. permit il TO
get most thoroughly cold, but not frozen;
then spit il up 10 the backbone; cut of
the hams and shoulders, take the mid.
dlings and cut OF the backbone; then ap-
ply clean arse salt by rubbing with tie
hand protected by buckskin mitlen)
each side and edge. and particularly the
skin eide, not sparing either salt or elbow
grease. Next store !. by in olean heal
thy cellar, neither so cold as TO freeze, nor
so warm as 10 must; il your floor be clay
one, platform Of boards must be msdo
to raise II of the ground. as the smell Of
clay contamiuates: put on your platform
one-quarter inch Of salt. then place one
layer Of pieces, then s.quarter inch O.
salt again, and so on. alternately, sal. ant
meat, until your pile is fifteen pieces high
IL you will. taking care that the pieces b.
laid perpsndicularly over each other. Il
ten days turn ID over, top pieces in th'
bottom, adding more salt as you sec |
necessary. and in ten days again turn |
as before. So ina month it iS cured ready
for packing, which is done in the follow
ing manner; Cut the sides across lot,
strips Eve inches wide, weigh of goo lbs
Aud forty pounds Of Soula or Suchisant
salt; put three pounds Of salt 10 the bot
tom Of the barrel. then place one layer o
atrips on their edges with the skin sid
next the staves; place the stripes as clos
rs your ingenuity and strength will allow
lest you might not have room enough 70
them oil; add your salt equally to eaol
layer. Next make your brine by plaoinI
a kstllo three.forlhs filed with clean wa
ter on the fire; when tho water is hot al,
coarse salt 10 the proportion Of one meas
ure Of salt to three Of wAter. Keep
stirred, skimming of the impurities. ths
arise TO the top, until It begins to boil
then remove il from the fire and LET Ii ge
entirely cold before you put II into tn
barrels, and see to your barrels that the
do not leak. When this process is gon
through. there 10 no need to renew I'll
brine 10 the apriDg. / have long exper
nnced this method, and never knew il
tail.