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, 1861-02-06
MR. KELkOEEsS 1kAkLs

The Erccktnriagc platform deelares that Con
s7":s Las no power to abolish slavery "a me Ie1r.
Ill territory .olta o 5; deg 50 min The Hrecktn-
ridge platform sels forth t:at the Territorial Lesr-
1l.u:e .sa II" power 10 abolish slavery In the Ter
I1.iln5g proposes that neither Congress nor the
Territorial Lcsis!aure shall prevent Inc clnig1a-
tim f tlasc. iuto Territory south Of 80 deg. 80
ra2y cu:ue 1u as free TT slave State, the people
1.ay d.. .cruiue-EhtcdJo Joa7H1!.
This is precisely untrue in the vital
point Mr.: Kcllogg's amendments to the
Constitution (which will be found in anoth-
cr column propose that slaves may be
taken into any Territory south Of $3.50
from any STATE ss'ere s'arery erists;: not lin
"to any Territory where slavery exists"
as the Journal has it.
Now let us have no dodging, nor sneak
ing about This Kellogg measure. five un-
dersland tho English Language it proposes
to grant to. any Shareholder the right 10
settle in any portion Of the federal domain
south Of $3.50 with his slaTe property, and
10 forbid the National or Territorial Legis-
lature in any way molesting CT in
terfczing with the institution Of slavery
there. Docs not this legah2e it: Is
there q mental reservation lurking behind
31r. Kellogg's bill. that although slavery
cannot be molestcd legally in the Terrific
ries, it may yet be molcsted Illegally That
although the-Legislature may not abolish
1t yet the mob may do SO? II this be the
A.. - r..
, 1861-02-06
ACTION AGAIN.

The screw higates Colombo 40 gunsA
Minnesota {4o), Roanoke t4o}b and the side
wheel sloop Mississippi (11), are at once to
be put in 1equisiiion for the collection Of the
revenues ct ports where they cannot be
collected by the usual means. This looks
as though there might be still Govern
nent fpf the United 6tatea Let rs hope
that the ord ders will not be counte1manded
te-mo11dg, and that The vessels viii. not be
surrendered to the Dizun1op1sts next week.
, 1861-02-06
NATIONAL C0NVENTJON--NIR. JAR
ROT3S RE- ESOIUTE0N3-

- - AHSVAo AV4f1
The following preamble and resolutions
were introduced BY Mr. Jar1ot ofst Clair,in
the House Of Representatives at Spring.
field, on Friday last, and adopted BY vote
Of ayes 10, noes 20:
WHEREAS, Although the people Of the state Of
Illinois do not desire any changc In our Federal
Constitution, ret as several OF our eister States
have indicated that they deem it necessary that
some amendment should be made thereto; and
WHEREAS. In aud by the dflh article Of the Con
sdtutton Of the United Statce, provision is mads:
for proposing amendments TO that instrument,
either BY Congress or by Convention; and
WHEREAS, The desire las been expressed In "a
rious parts Of tho United States for d Convention
for the purpose Of proposing amendments to the
Constitation: Therefore, ..
Resolred BY the Gtnerul Aeseut6fy, ETC., That
II application shall be nade tn Congress by any OF
the States deemlng themselves aggT1eyed, to call
Convention In accordance with the constitutional
provision Aforesaid, to propose amendments to the
Constitution of the United States. TINT the Leg1s
lature OF Illinois will and does hereby concur in
making such application.
RekGptd, That until the reople Of the Cuited
States shall otherwise direct, the present Federal
Union must be preserved as ii ia aud the present
Constitution and laws must be administered ~
they are, and to this end In conformity with that
Consultation and the 1aws the whole resources OF
the State Of Illinois are hereby pledged to the Fed
| ern1 authorities
Resolped, That copies Of the above preamble and
RESOLUTIONS be sent to each If our Representatives
and Senators in Congress- and to the Executives of
the several States.
, 1861-02-06
Gbitaao Griihutte,



DANGER AT WASHINGTON.
We call attention to the letter Of our as
soc.ate and correspondent in Washington,
printed herewith, in which the danger Of
an attack On that city is announced A
private note accompanying his letter gives
Us tic sources Of his information; and
while, for obvious reasons, we withhold
from the public the particulars which he
communicates, we beg to assure the read
e-s Of The TRIBUNE that he derives his facts
from the highest sources, and that his let
ter is 4 plain, straightforward statement Of
the apprchens;ons which Gen. Scott, Mr.
Hol', Gen Dix and other patriotic men
who are ina position to know the extent
Of the danger, feel.
To What reflections do the words Of our
correspondent lead? What state of the
country they reveal? While the brave
and patriotic mel whom Mr. Buchanan has
finally, but, alas TOO late, called about him,
are straining every nerve to repress dis
order, repc1 force with force, and to save
the government from dissolution, we find
that the pretended followers Of Gen Jack
s,,n.-tae men who have claimed to be the
exclusive friends Of the Union Of the States
IA opea sympathy Of not in actual con-
sui4alon with the enemy, and in party
conventions, in public harangues and their
shameless newspapers, discouraglng the
efforts Of those who would themselves
abide by the laws, and encouraging those
WAC would defy and orerturn them and
the Constitution upon which they are
basel. Meanwhile the secessionists Of the
So;s,i, ere Griag oa Tic national flag which
t'rooo5 dishoaorel before them, ,seizing upon
:;le .a.:::ona1 ztEonslolds, stealing the gov
crn1.lcn: money, occupying the national
arscnals, hospitals and cuBtom-houses, and
b. o,hc- acts Of war Us unproyoked as they
are outrageous, insulting the national au-
theri;y-all to culminate in seizing the na-
tional capital, the archives and treasure Of
the government, and from Washington pro-
c!a:tnirg that the revolution is complete
and that the South, 7cbcllions, defiant and
anarch:cal is, in all its rights, privileges,
and p:ero~atives, the rightful successor, Of
the Federal power. In This work, by with
holding from :Ac constituted authorities
tic moral and political support which they
demand, and by comforting the traitors
witt, assurances of sympathy with their
"w.-aa=ss," the Democracy Of the North are
, 1861-02-06

KuloGa'e REso1u11oHs.--Mr. Kellogg Of
Illinois yesterday brought forward ID the
House se1ies Of amendments to the Consti-
tuition OF ultra prs6lave1y character, one Of
whict proposes to admit slavery III MI the ter
ritory south Of 80 deg. 80 min. When the pec-
nle want the Constitution amended We hardly
link they will call upon Nj. Kellogg to per
foTm the wosf.-.M +. zyibxas, e. 49,
, 1861-02-06


fa1.d972 2wnet Isl 6orth Water street.
g CIAL N OTTO E.
ne would respectfully inform the friend. and
customers OF
Z. M Singer e8 Co.,
~ T9s s ~ SEMovE sev,sf W 4a MassRs q9ss
street. to tie new and elegant ttore.
No. SO Clark street, Under the saerma7 House.
is2sd9sesw JAMES BOLTON. Aeeat
TRUSTEES SALE.-Default hay
no!es sasioned II 10 peeds q Tras dsstd August
i II
Illinois, IN BOOK ~ Of Deeds one Of the same on Page
IS ssS = fsta + Is
e y; sy e chss;o SSSaafy e Gsok 2{oEs'aa q.
S sSdf Iss;5n Sass 8
T. ss:ts "a 81 liz - "a s Sss
~ s} s! SssR IN
= ifS :? sess ~
2a o.
as%Re5 ssia TT,ss;s I'd ~ az . tae Ia
Block seEcntynve [:5. executed BY sa!d Joy to ono
David II. Gothatn. recorded In said Recorders Ofre
the payment Of four fhous 11d dolIars.
EPHKA!M INGALLS,, Trustee &c:
Chicago, February $, ISL. te6 e9J7.td
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- County. g. s-super1oz Court Of Chicago, March
Term, l6t 1T.stzam Campbell and Francis Mcclure,
and J.s3e II. Hchafds.-ln Chance.y.
Ss4s ia. 4 ssoa ass1
Eamed. having been nled IN the olca Of the Clerk OF
e tae sad Gideon ?, clifford, George F; Clifford snd
q complaint in said C9qlt o. nc Ghancey sde there
nous taereapoa Issued out of aid Court aainst said
ary next 1851 as ts by law required and Afterwards to
summons Issued out at said Court against said def
daats returnab1t On the n1st Monday Of March next
1851.
now, therefore, unless you the said Gideon Clifford,
George p Clifford md r. ". Pltk1n4 saal personally
be appear before said Superior Court of Chicago
Of Cook County. on the nrst day cf the next term
thereof to be holden At Chicago, In said County. on
tho nrst MondaT Of March, l&1. and plead. answer
or dernur to she said complAnaats hill OF complaint
the sa1e and the matters and things therein CHARGED
and EtSlsd, will be taken - confessed, and decree
snsezod against 1ou according e IA prayer of aid
WA1nz. vAx:A1xAz l. Dx1r11, Compiss' sorr
les d99Skw
, 1861-02-06

TIE HCgGAR1ASs, BouEM1ASs AND ScLAvo-
MANS IN CouSc11.-At regular meeting Of
the Hungarian, Bohemian, and other scl1yic
nationaltiies Of this city, held few evenings
since, they formed themselves into o regular
military company.
The list is open for one week longer to all
such as wish to join. The regular meeting is
every Saturday night at * O'Clock. The off,
GERS elected are as follows: Captain, G. Miha-
lotzy, lst Lieutenant, Philip Ferdinand; Cd
Lientenants, A Coyatts and J. Dwaracls.
=, The following resolutions we're passed by
the Company:
Reso!Esd, Tint We. Arerican citizens Of Bo1e-
uian, Hungarian and Sclayic origin, in testimony
Of our love 1o our adopted country. do hereby form
ourselves Into Rifle Company.
Resclrtd. That we firmly and trnly believe that
the principles OF this Government, as formed and
administered by its founders and fathers Al best
adapted to the happiness and freedom Of mankind.
Reeosrtd, That we do hereby cheerfu1ly tender
our services to the Federal Government, for the
protection Of its Constitution and Tag aad enforce
mcut OF the laws, whenever our services are re-
quircd At any time place. By night or day, by
Rseosrt1, That our Secretary IS hereby requested
to tra- amtt copy OF these resolutions to his E1-
calIeDcy, the Governor Of Illinois, with request
that le astl1 confer upon us the honor Of calling
upoa onr services at the 1rst moment Of danger to
our Union.
, 1861-02-06
THE CITY.

FALSE ALARM No. 2.-The alarm Of fire for
the second district, between eight and nine
O'Clock last evening, Was oeeasioncd by bon
fire near ths South Side skatins Pond.
, 1861-02-06
YOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION
LIE CT UR Es,

AT METROPOLITAN HALL,
Series to eonlst Ct Twelve Lectures By taa following
BAFAKD TAYLOR ESQ.
RaT. T. L. CU1LER,
GEORGE #. CURTIS, Esq.
JOIN b. COUGH ERQ-
Prof 4. J. TFEoM,
Hon HORACE GEINEY.
Hou, j0HH r. FOSTER
d. J, G. HOLLAND
Prof E. l. TOCAANa
Prof {. OSCAETAN,s
Hor. IL J. RAYMOND
Rev. A. L. STOSE.
Tickets rasy he had 1t the Book Stores OFFS GftxK9
&C. and D. B. Cooke 4 CO. and 1t the store Of j.
KEoElts. rnheE the Hail. At the Riehnond House. TIC
roat House. tzgEs Eonee, and Of the 1hr1y2l it tho
Eooms Of u Association Ii Po1tlaod Block aEd Ct Tho
members Of the COMMITTEES.
Henry v. Bishop, lr- ChsA Z. Tho.uAa Aod Cha r,
Kellogg Lecture Committee,
aol.dSsss1 HENRY II. BISHOP, Jr, Chztr.sn-
, 1861-02-06

CHICAGO PRODUCE AND PR0yKs.
ION TRADE.
The receipts and shipments,Iof Flour,
Grain, Live Stock, Provisions, &c, by all
the railroads leading out of this city dur
, 1861-02-06

M ONEY TO LOAN. ON
: chieago Property 1t 10 psr esnt intareste
Ne are prepared to MAXI loans In sums of 81 40 to
$SM On tEstelAs7 Bond md AoRtEHKa for 9Ya yskRH;
fs5d257-1W 49,. ), L. D. Ql1aTED Co
, 1861-02-06

Ladd, Webster s; CTS
Ladd, Webster & Cos
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MAcHINES.

- They are fully warranted.
ARMSTRONG, well finished and
reliable. heavy Guoda will
net strain them out Of fc-
pair. They use two th.eads
make the etttch alike on
both sides OF he Goth 10
tight 1t Tin not pull ont Or
unraTel
They have the celebrated
WHEEL TEED, capable OF
handling the nGeStlr cGeTa-
cit fabric, even leather They do not Earc eurved
or cro9led needle which
arc constantly breaking.
StrAightneedle 81 ekuown
to br tho best
They do not break thu
thread, skip stitches. nor
form I chain stitch idSsou
the understde Of the cloth.
They vii sew over
gathers or seams without
breathing the threads or &c
qutr1nE change oftens1ou.
1tll. fuck, gather and bind
beautifully, making tie
6titch even and alike On
bat2 =tdes- THEY will do easily all
FAMILY and TA1lORIY0
work, tins obvAtIn3 the
necessity Of procuring one
machine for nexvy amt a.
other for Light work.
For Farmers requiring
machlEe that will not get
ont OF TEp8tr
, 1861-02-06

RRPUaLlcAxs Or TEE GrH WAnD.--There will be
4 great meeting Of the Republicans Of the Sixth
Ward On the 9Th daE Of February, wednesday, at
Neber's Hall, Milwaukee Avenue, at O'Clock IN
the evening. ALI the Republicans Of the banner
Ward Of Chicago are requested to attend Good
speakers will be at hand. Candidates for Office are
invited Come one, come ali.
ALB. Joussov, Pres't. :
FRANK scHoKENEoLD, 6ec'y. ...e
MASONIC yor1cE.-Theze will be meeting Of
tue members Of Garden City Lodge, No. IA, y,
S., held st Masonic Temple, on Wednesday even
Ing. Feb. 9Th, at. half past seven o'clock. Every
member Is requested to be present.
=. - :...,:.- In. WILCOX, w.,M-
81 Coughs, colds, Group, and al affections Of
the throat and lungs, are speedily and efcctua1ly
cared bJ the use Of Dr. Ives Vegetable Cough Re-
lief Sold BY druggists In bottles for Sc, 50e and
&loo, and warranted to give satisfaction. Western
Depot No 195 South Clark street, Chicago. fe5-6t
B- Toilet Powder and Powder Puff Boxes in
great variety at SarEentfs Pharmacy, corner Of
Randolph aud State streets. >.-~
HoMz FOR TEE FRIExDLEss-Tho regular
monthly meeting Of the. Board of Managers
will be held at the Homo, this "wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock: Important business
makes fnn attendance desirable.
=. E. F. DICKINSON, sec'y.
H-ao to John Jones's, 11s Dearborn strset, md
get 5oas clothes cleaned and repaired.
~ $1,000 rejected Illinois money wanted at
tho highest market price. In exchange foE dry
, 1861-02-06

f. See advertisement Of J. F. Bzierly In an
other column. It Is, As 1t statea, somethins new.
1s9sss;t
AL should rot faf to read the advertisement
OF Pref Wood In to-day'a paper. ee5iy
, 1861-02-06

For Farmers requiring a
machine that will not ret
ont ol repair on coar3est or
finest " ORR they are 1u:t
the thing
, 1861-02-06
Why II Ita

local columns Of the TRIBUNE would lead a
calm aud dispassionate observer to IN express.
sion Of the opinion that Chicago, from its nu-
merous burglarics, robberies. assaults, md
crimes Of a similar character, was any thing but
q safe aud comfortable place Of residence Tor a
nerson OF less than the usual amount Of etami-
na and nerve. Can we say nay to such an as
sertion: We fear no.
It was once our boast that wo were better
protected and better defended people than any
in the country. Now it appears We arc learn
ing lesson Of another character; perhaps a
lessen in experience By which another genera
ton may profit, but which Is far from being
profitable to those whose tills arc riued, whose
houses are robbed, and whose property is 9th
crwise made way with, however much the
thief, roober aud burglar maJ enrich himself
thereby. =, .....,:..t-. -:
Our streets are supposed to be patroled A.
night BY watehfhl md efficient policemen !;
still this docs not seem to put q quietus to
depredators. :.
Is this bccauee our police force is inadequate
/ in point Of numbers, OF are Its members ineffi-
cient? It Is not for rs to say, but 1t might be
we'll enough to suggest an inquiry into the ex-
| pedlency Of adopting some cure for the disease
Perhaps it 1uould be economy to have some
| what larger force.
lhese rumarks have been suggested bylook-
ing over our files for the Inst month, and also
| by the arrest Of Nathan Klngman, on Mon
day night, by officer Cleyes. This burglar
broke into the dry goods store Of Messre sho-
| field Rros an Nnrth Clark street m Mnnder
, 1861-02-06

CURTIS L. NoR1H.-The examination Of 3fr.
North on charge Of swindihgg shyker & Co.,
was still in progress before Justice De1Volf
and not concluded yesterday:
, 1861-02-06

FIRE A1ARN.-The alarm: Of hrc for the
fourth district last evening, vas occasloned By
the burning OF. q pile Of shatings In the north
crn extremity of the DISTRICT.
, 1861-02-06

REV. DR, THrAsr-rh!1 Chicago divine
preached ut the Methodist Church In Aurora,
on Friday last, for the benefit Of the German
u. z. Church Of that place.,ss
, 1861-02-06

E~Go to John Jones's, 119 Dearborn street, and
1et your clothes cleaned and repaired.
, 1861-02-06

~ SHIPMENTS TO
kezrA s. H. KENNEDY h CO., Nsw Orleans,
BE MELLEN & oLMsTEp,
fa1, ,t1Tl 9Enet ISL 6nrth Water street
, 1861-02-06

~ $1,000 rejected Illinois money wanted at
tho highest market price, In exchange foz dry
goods, By L. D. CARTER,
fe4-1w No. 1885 Lake Street.
, 1861-02-06

Mich. sou7H B. R.. OFF1CEs.-The 3iichi-
gan Southern Railroad officers are hurrying
forward their preparations I'd, take possession
of their elegant office under the new Sherman
House. s,
, 1861-02-06

: - For Arr operation upon your teeth, o. for
rz1Ecr artificial work OF any dezirahle style, can
On Dr.. Nbaugh, No. 5s West Randolph It: So -
, 1861-02-06

@ The fair for the benefit Of tho Trinity
Church Mission Sunday School takes place on
Thursday afternoon and evening at the Clifton
House, corner Wabash Ayenue and Madison
Streets n
, 1861-02-06
FROEM SPRINGFIELD,
SENATOR HaACK'S FINANCE
BTAL PASSED.
Congressional Apportionment-Deno
cratic FiIibustcring.
NEW ARRIVALS-"MR. LlNcoLN'S
MOVEMENTS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPnr1GFtEIp, Feb. s, 1861.
SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate to-d3y held an afternoon ses-
sion only. Besides the usual business, twenty
one bills were put upon their passage. Those
Of public interest we're: An act to provide for
receiving and recurring the maps and plates Of
the United States surveys; an act to ennble
The trustees Of the Illinois and Michigan Ca
MI to establish certain police regulations; IN
act to encourage mining; an act to establish
the town Of Hyde Park; and acts amending
the statutes under the following titles: Limi-
tations Of actions, oathf and a1hrmatiors, wills
and testaments, and landlord and tenant. Mr..
Mack Finance bill, Of which . synopsis was
given at theconc1usion Of last nights dispatch,
passed both the Senate and House to- day. This
bill is Of much importance.
The introduction Of bills has been the chief
business Of the House to-day, and the whole
number there introduced Is now 6o4, and in
the Senate 3oS, Of which less than 200 are for
general laws. Not more than 90 bills have
been approved By the Governor.
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS. r.
-44~ AAo"A VI NOoAt AANA kAi NN1AAlALt@0 W.
Public Accounts and Expenditures, introduced
the general appropriation bill, which was read,
laid On the table aud ordered to be printed.
CONGRESSIONAL AProRr1osMEkT.
Me. Blades Of Vermilllon introduced Joint
resolution, appointing nine On the part Of the
House, and five On the part Ct the Senate, to
constitute committee to apportion the State
i,,{o 4t;r4nan Nopcroee so,.nJ n;e4rt,<u
Mr.. Huribut Of Boone moved n substitute,
appointing thirteen on the part Of the House
and seven on the part Of the Senate, to consti-
t.te the committee.
This movement seemed to take the opposi.
ton by surprise, and after Intellectual attempts
to adjourn, the Democrats meantime deserving
the Hall, the previous question WAS moved,
and TIE roll being called no quorum was found
present. 4 call Of the House was ordered,
md pending it the House adjourned. The
Democracy declare they will use every par
liameptary expedient to defeat this measure,
and no doubt they will not hesitate to use ev-
cry means, good Or evil.
M'ALL1sTER AND sTEBBINs BONDS.
John /. Devlin and Ii. II. Freeman, Esqrs.,
ara here from New York They are interested
in The stcbbins & 1fcAllister bonds, either as
attorneys or principals. By an agreement
made some time ago they are to have hearing
before Il Committee Of the Legislature Let
lis hope Ibis claim will be equltably adjusted
NEW ARRIVALS.
Horace Greeley lecturcd tonight to crowd
ed house. He had three hours interview
Mill, suo 81 4T,aC Eiahr .Tn1- nf
, 1861-02-06

general banking laws Of tho State, except those
whose plaza Of business is In the cities Of chicago
or Springfield, shall appoint On agent who ahan
Springfield, for tho redemption Of lts circulating
notes which aha! be pFesented to such agent foT
payment or redemption, subject to tho conditions
hereinafter provided Tor.
, 1861-02-06
U1 Eent.

TO rem T-Rooms On second
l. hoor to small reliable American fau,,1v In.
qulre at 1877 NORTH Dcasbcrn STREET frsxer
TO r E n T.-The Five Story
= Marble Front Store. No. Is Lake ptzres the oniv
ssofe y rcnt tn the large Wholesale blocks on no
stftet between State Atrets aud the 2srat Ce1fFal
Depot Possession given any une between February
and nay: 1nQuiru It No. 18 laAu street of &
HA"1 kN.
, 1861-02-06

D1soHARaED.-The jury III the O. s. Court
have been discharged. The cases Of DeWof
and others will not be taken up this term, hut
the motion to quash the indictments will be
argued on Friday next.
, 1861-02-06

The FAm.--At meeting qf the Mechanics
Institute, held Last night, the Committee on
Fairs reported progress and asked for further
tirneto complete tllc:r business. They promise
to report in full in two weeks, Time vas
allowed Several favorable propositions are
before this Committee prodtring the use Of
premises within the tiistaRce to Cottage
Grove, ali Of which are to reseiye due and do
iberate attention.
, 1861-02-06

WANTED TO RENT-For 4
w term ct years, from the first Of May,
4 STORE ON LAKE STREET,
Between state and Clark stretta Address t, tho care
Of Posi- Once Bog $50, when and where ~ iutere
view maj be 1ad. faj dsk a IWnet
, 1861-02-06

E Toilet Powder and Powder Puff Boxes in
great variety at s.rgent's Pharmacy, corner Of
Randolph aud State streets.
, 1861-02-06
Nel1 advertisements.

c. e. sCRiYEN, Advertising Ageaz, 6 Deer
dora a.. - cntaoyited to Teeeirs 4drert3enssns or
:hts czE all ths Lea2is1; Faps:s Of G.s Northeast
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27
AGRICULTURAL.
Grinding Feed.

Some English writers have claimed, and
We think justly, that if proper machine
was invented TO grind hay, the result would
approximate in value to unground oats,
in producing fat and muscle. The opinion
has been founded on the fact, that nine
teen pounds Of hay cut one inch long.
would, for fesh-making, equal twenty-five
pounds in the uncut state This truth has
given rise to machines for chafing hay in
England which are finding favor with cat
tie raisers- Their cost Is too great fgr the
American market. and manufacturers Il
cutting machines have recently succeeded IL
producing those capable Of cutting one.
fourth 10 three eighth Of an inch in length
and at a cost Of abut go. for a machine
capable cutting one ton per hour. Such
machine as this may be seen at our Office.
A chatting machine for brusing cats Is now
called for, and al "Lo have observed the
inability Of the 10 Sc 10 digest whole oats.
must admit the fact that some rnears Of di.
Viding them before being fed should be
adopted TorhiDg Farnter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27
THE
aQO55R IA
THE

RhuJqrJ Fine-Win you or some OF
your numerous readers be g kind As 70
give 4 recipe, through the Rural, for ma
sing rhab2rb or Pie-plant FIne;-s- II
-4Uen'y Grore. His., 1851.
The stalk. are usually ground and press
q ir small portable cider mills, CT the
jaice u.av be expressed il any way most
c2ureaz-nt- one hundred pounds Of
STALK viii H.ake about ten gallons ofjuice.
The cu-t9ul j.. We believe, 10 adj about a
g4iign of water 70 ezch gallon ofjuiee, and
some * Or seven pounds Of sugar Put
into czsk, leaving the bUng out, and I'll
Up a. fermentation progresses When sui
EceB;iy worked buug up. Il may Oe bot
alel T Al leisure I-iaz,1zs i sometimes
ase1 .yr refining
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1861-06-27

BtochJerrtcs.-The editor Of the Home
stead says that all JLgck berries Except
eshtte blackberries) are red when they are
green, except the Lawton; these are green
when they are Jl0ck, and ripe only when
they are soft, and when a mere touch will
dlsengage them from the stem.