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MIsoHLLANToUs
Sale OF valuable Real Estate.


M0TIQE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
ttion suit pending in said Court, wherein william
p. Daniels Z piairtih, and Jameg 9. Hall and others
day Of April, isei, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
4, n and four O'clock 2. N, Of said DAY, etthsdooE
Lucas, and State Of Ohio, expose for sale at public
auction, he Iollowing property, t9switi First; An
session Of tracts Nos, one and tive q the twelve
SnsIs s} n re Te ss5 Of ssS0 Maah Am t River 20 ro snS i5a-
from the Riparian Ownership Of said river tracts ono
and s5S.t NO Z ~ Third tCd ~ TN aso r WspssS snd I FI;a esn "a %
passes through said river tracts one aud twer
Eourth; An It'll e 50 much Of the middle; ground
tracts one and tive, resulting from the Riparian
ownership Of sid tracts: ..t... ,ow..
berf four hundred and eighty. four lfsD lot number
tSg5 sg ssS d ssa and nd S ab1tL -four e si, Ssa Z a tss S SSi dsScds
building OF the Erie and Kalamazoo Raiiroaai
sTlT Sids 6f 1d iee n1 IN Siat s.f fTS% IN the n SpP sf H %, w TSI.
Der thirty five {3sl except twenty-five feet from the
s RESt4 h iSssi end bach sRE'Tts coward 1dIossss g. Sls SR sT%R'' q iS:;
rear Of ssid lot; lots one hundred s9d pine flOsl
eleven GiI), one hundrei and nineteen Gnsl, one
hundred and twenty Q2O and one hundred and
line o. lot number four Hundred and seventy go
and the point where the chsnnels Of Swan-creek
feet front on each side Of Ottawa-street extension.
The line of dock on the Maumee River in frentb.
lSS5 tIs nv e S1sS, IN ali Ifs II saiG I los osta afSr ly anSp aSd
being 10 the Port Lawrence Division Of the Cityfof
Toledo.
Before sale, said lots l1s and 100 will be divided
into lots twenty feet wide, fronting on. Summit-gt
and running back to the alley, each Of which will
be offered for sale separately, and said lot 100 will be
divided eout-distant between summit and Water
streets, each half offered separately and said lots
ITO and III will also be divided equi.distant between
Summit and Water. ST. eets, and into lots. twenty
feet wide, extending from Summit-srreet back to
said equi-distant line, and from Watershed to the
zane line, each of said lots TO be sold separately.
Bids will be received for the lots fronting on Sum-
NIT. street with a privilege to the purchaser to with
draw the same in case he shall fail to secure tbs let
in the rear fronting on Water. street. Leases have
been made of parts Of said property, none of which
extend beyond the first Of April, 1861, which will be
assigned to purChasera.
Terms-One-third cash on all except the first four
items balance in two equal annual payments, Sc
cured by mortgage en- the premises. No bids re-
ceived for less than two.thirds appraised value. For
further apply to
HEZ L. H0SMER,
fe2i.tt Snecihl Mhater and kncaiYeN.
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a utls Iourer yet q little longer.
Shall Violet hoom ~ thee, and sweet birds sing,
And the iims hfunches where son winds are blow
.shaIi isurmur the sweet promise Of 1.-THE Spring.
Aitus Iops,r lst, a ntl. longer,
T6os fhaff Behold the quiet q the morn.
6sad u golden tint 70 greet the dawn.
Hatis longer yet, q little Longer,
The tsudefnses d twiiiRhi shall be thine-
TRe rosy Lends that aoat Ger dIing doynghs
a gttIe lopssgyst > little longer
AID the cold moon shall look thro' the blue silence,
flooding her silver path upon the sea-
little longer yet, a little longeti
Lis with its ssrsnath to bear. 70 love, TO eSnaaer,
Bringing its thousand JOYS thy heart 70 NM
Attic longer, a little longer,
ne voices thop hsst love lSvsd p s9sb be Sts' 1uI sI,n TO ef hear 81
Aut1Ss iopeery yet shall shan hold them dear.
Antus longer yet, jey While then nqy':tj
Ana soon the dsitGess Of the grave shall bid thee
Love and rejoice, and feel and know no more.
Auels longer stin patience beloved;
Tb sI s,or r0S pHd tbe brightness aud the wonder
Eternal aud uiyine, that waits the soul
Auttls longer ere life true, immortal,
CNot this Our shadowy life VIII 9s tsl9e own,
And tremBiine bow before the great white throne.
little longer still, and Heaven awaits thee,
Aud fills thy spirit with aereat delight;
Then our pale Toys will seem a dream forgotten,
Our sun 4 darkness, and our day a night.
kuttIe longer, and thy heart, beloved,
Shall beat forever will. q love divine
And Joy SO pure, so mighty so etelnai,
No mortal knows, and lives shall then be thine.
A little longer yet, and angel voice.
Shall sing in heavenly chant upon thine ear;
Angels anc saints await thee, andG needs theei
HelOVpd. can we bid thee longer heIes
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by Teleg aph.l
noIfimara MarLaf-

BALTIMORE, March 29.-Flour firm How
ard-street and Ohio, S. 12H; City Mills, So.
Wheat active and firm red, ST. 27@l 30;
white, 81 40@I 65. Corn steady mixed,
54@56c.; yellow, 56@5Sc. Pork dull: mess,
SIT; prime, $l4. Coffee firm at l2A@l3Ac.
Whisky steady.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-30

y BATES has Just received an im pnrtation Of fine
Wines and BraAdies, com rising in part the fOtiON-
ing Olorosso and Almontillado Sherry, Alto DourO
deirs, 0tard, Dunuy 4 90. aud Fleanessy's Braa-
dies. Also, Old Tom. London Cordial, Gin and ia,
maica Rum. Al these Liquors are warranted
strictly pure and Of the finest quality. For sale by
the cask, demijohn or bottle. National Theater
SycamOre'st. mh25
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RFEICIAL. -THBAsURY DSPARr:
" NEST. March %, 1861 sealed Proposals VIII
Of TUESDAY. the "a DAY Of april next for EIgH
MILLION ,OF. rhS SIOUX OF III
Congress OF the sth Of February last.
This stock Will bear interest at the rate Of six pr
cent per annum, payable semi annually on the first
days q January and July in each year, aud will DO
r. mburssble in twenty years from the first day of
The Propo,als shoud be indorsed on the eBvel.
opeS: Pr"posals for Loan otls6l, and be addressed
O. They viii be opened AID decided at the time
NJ orr can he accepted for ary fraction of one
thousand dollars nor will any Offer be c2usidereI
unless ne Ter cehtum of its am 3unt Is dep sued
with a depOsitarN 1T The Uniteu States, subject 10
the uTder OF The Secretary Of the Treasury The GER
tibcate q such d aposii must ncc9mmpauy each pro-
upc. ndIti"n1, AMI contain no reference - any
Other ofeL, The offers must stale the sum Oioredfr
each bundled dol ans u, the stock.
BIDDER for this stock, whose oilers shall be ac-
copied, must degusit the amount offered ald aC-
cepttd with the TT, asurer Of the United States, or
with The ss-ista I Trea, urers az d Iston, New York,
lhiladel phia and st Louis or wi h the Dep isttary
next. Should any succe .stul biIder deai, q to depJsit
a. suy other point, his request to that effect val be
Upon the receipt at this Department Of oertih-
Gates If d. post with the De lnsitaries above mem
toned Cert bCates Of iuscrted sock viii ,e issued
to the successful bidder or their arsig We, in GUNS +
one thousand five thousand, and ten tndusanl DIT:
lars, at their 'piiuD Inscribed It Jck 81 issued VII
carry inter, st from the date e he deposit uf the
money as above stated, AID vii he transferable on
the hooks OF the treasury, agreeably to the reguia-
lions Of the Dep 'Ttm-hi. .
81, uld any successfnl bidder desire certificates of
stock with coupons q the semi annual interest
thereon attached 70 each certificate, they viii ba is.
sued in Gums # one thou and dollars each, with at
tached coupons for interest from the LIT say of July
next ana tuch coupon stock, inst al Of be ug
Transferable on the b,uks Ut the Treasury, may be
assisLed and Transferred. by the mere delivery of
such certificates the interest on such coup N
stock, from the date VI the deposit Of the money
that da' Ia the ~acceIted bidder T his attorney.
by the depositary win whom the princi pal was de-
posted.
ETie prtliminar deposit of one per centVm re.
quireO from AL bidders under this notice viii be iu-
GUIDED in the final dep sit Of principal by success
IT, biud.rs, ana will be direo' ed TO be ism sdiately
returned to unsuccessful bidders
s P CHASE,
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FistuIa In Ano Treated

~ DIX. WIN. Ow VEINS, WITHOUT Tbs
III knife OF Ligature, By = new, simple ARC pecC
liar method Of treatment, discovered b, binBsE
ABBOTT eight Yeau ago, and which haS beep a.
tended With complete success In oyery cSas b.
OWNS has been . either Of Oincinnat fT KS
tast tWeaty i've year, and assures the All iuted thak
the AbnVe 10 90 humbnR For further informs
sior, apply at hs onhos aHc residences, Ne. SO Ws-s
Seventh ~. fHnninAati Hfrs-
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RR. MER EDITH, DENTIsT,-OFFICR
Hf Oh SiXth-st.. between kace aud Elm S5B5rE
No. 1872, uesr Bace-st Teeth extracted E4@E
without pain, on a new principle, without
the use Of drugs sr any Injurious agent Positively
no humbuG Having had nearly twenty years ex-
city, he can give perfect satisfaction to all who will
patronize him. His terms are so reasonal 3 that
you will save nearly one-half by calling on him.
Ideal
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-30

HAMILTON COmmON PLEAS,- Nd.
AAl2l 69o- Anna A. Patton VS.: John P Patron.
The defendant, John p Patton, Is h hereby notified
thSt' on the 18th day Of February, s6l. the plaintih
Med her petition II he Court II Common Plea II
HamtitOn O unty, Ohio, against him Nherein sac
charges the said defendant with habitual drunken
ness aud wiilful absenee for Lhe thr-e years last
pat, gnd prHys e. be divorced from her said hus.
band, have alimeng, hfT name changed to Gross
that the cnstddy Of their daughter, Alice louisa
be AWARDED 20 her that unless said defendant ap
pear, hrsweT or demuT thereto. oD or before the
18Th day Of April 1851, the zane will 10 heard in
his absence and a decree take therein
NICHOLAS BIRD,
mh2-ts Attorney fr PetitiOnef.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-30
FRUIT TREES FRUIT TREES F!

THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD GALL
n the attention OF those DESTROYS OF planting
Fruit and Ornamental Trees TO his large stock.
he has for sale this spring a fine assortment of
Apple, Nectarine, Strawberries,
Pear, Apricot, Blackberries,
Peach, Ounce, GO0seberries,
Cherry Shsde-treeB, CranberrIes,
Plum, Currants, Raspberries, eto.
Grape Roots and Cuttings
Also, q large stock Of Greenhouse Plants, Ever
green DeciduOus and Ornamental Trees and Shrubs.
All the aboye Trees, Shrubs and Stocks are now
growing and ready for inspection. in ny Walnut
Hills and Whiteuak Nurseries.
All orders left at No. 20 Fifth. S treet will be
promptly filled.
Descriptive Catalogues, with prices ANNEXED, will
be rent, IN application to J. s. COOK, Walnut Hills
Nurseries, Cincinnati
I p. S.-pmnIbuses pass the Nurseries every hour,
starting fr,m Lner's Steam Bakery, I7A Syca-
mote-st four doors above Fifth. mh2-tf
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Pawnbrokers.

A DAMS & LIPMAN, PAwNBROK FRS,
a No 133 SyeamOr ST., between Four h And
fiith, ~hete they take goods of all kinds az soilat-
eral security, such as diamonds, watches, breast
pips, rings, clothing Of all kinds, and every article
Nina. ADAMS,
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STATEotO hI0 HAMLLToN COUNTY.

81 w Il ~ III
PhOBATE No 53l. Petition to sell
Rial Estate John w Mari, Admiui-trator Of
II, bert T8y lnT, junior, deceased, plaiptiff, ag isst
Margaret Taylor, ct al, defendant Notice is
hereby given b. de'endants John Taylor. VINO re.
sides Ia Jackson County, Indiana jams Taylor
AID Martin Tai lor, bO.h Of shom reside IN Adams
County, Illinois, Robert allen, David Allen, VIII
son Alien and James Allen, IN nor children If Mary
Ann Allen deceased, and seth Allen their father,
al of VII M reside 10 Adams County, Illinois; that
John w Mann Acministrator of Robert TAYLOR,
il deceased, has filed his petition in the Probate
Court Of HsmiltOn County Ohio, the object and
prayer Of which petition is TO Obtain assignment ut
dow CT and an order from said Court TO sell the fol.
lowing real estate, tO-wit: All thas certain tract Il
L acrts Of laLd, situate ~ sections 80 and &c n the
third tow shin and hIst fractional range Of town.
SHIPS in the Miami Purchase, and bel < / known
as No Ole on the plat Of partition of the est ate of
Robert TAYLOR senior, deceased, ecOTdsd in b ,ok
26l, rage us 4 Ham .ltOU COuhty OOgim u Plea
COun Re- ords and being the pari set Oh 20 Robert
TAYLOR. junior a. his share Of his dece 'sed tath-t'G
estate, and that said defendants are required 10 an
s~eT or demuT TO said petition OF or hetnre Monday
the LIST day 81 April, A d 1861. OF . decree pro con.
fesSO VIII be rendered against them
J0HN W MANN, Administrators,
PETER 7 WILLIAMS, Attorney fei6-fSa
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DETAIL GROCERY CARD.

II WHITEHEAD, HORSE DOTOA
ELs AND SBOER, having had thirty
years experience with ap extensive praca .sar
tice in the Veterinary art and Sh0eing 6E2A
combiBed, beRs leave e. inform the public ~
thai he can he fouod az all times ct his
place Of busin ess aud residence, No. IA Richmond
street, all kinds Of Horse Powders, Ointmepts And
Liniments. oOnstaptly on hand f6 "
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-30
DENTAL,

- p. BELKNAP, DENTIST.-
- Teeth extracted without pain, drugs, SzR
Of operating and application is different ~
from any now in use, and is exhilarating instead OF
facilitating TO the system Teeth filed substau,
TALLY, and Artificial Teeth made in all the various
styles, to suit the most fastidioua Terms moderate
n. BAH Eastern. Western. and Virginia moner
taken at par.
0~FFIoE-l3I West Fourth-st, Gin, o. desc
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NoTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-

NOTICE To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON-
IN Germ Notice is hereby given, that there are
pending before the City Council Of the city Of DIM
e%inpati, the following Ordinances, to. wit
To grade and pave, with bOwlder.stone, Pennock-
alley, from Baymiller-street to EIeeman-street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stono, Living
ston-street, from Linn. street 70 Baltimore-street
To grade and pave, with bOwlder stone, Living
sten-street, from Baltimore-street to John street.
To grade and pave, with bowlder-stone, Cedar
alley, from minstrel to Baymiller-street,
To grade and pave, with bowlder.stone, Gest-
street, from Freeman-street to Oarr.street,
In pursuance of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, aud the Clerk in-
structed to give four weeks notice Of the tendency
of the same.
The law requires all claims for damages, that may
accrue from said improvement, to be filed in writing
damages claimed, within two weeks after the expir.
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
dnal action.
malS.dw SAN. Il. O0RWINE, City Clerk.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ITMAY cor

NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CON
IN OERN.-Nstioe 10 hereby given. that there are
cinnati, the following Ordinances, to-wit:
To establish the grade Of MBple. street, from Free
To establish the grade of Parker street, from Ohio
avenue TO North Elm street.
To grade and pave with bowlder. stone Oliver
street, from Jobn.street to Linn.street
To grade and pave with bowlder-stone Plum
street, from Water-street 800 feet south.
To grade and pave with bowlder- stone Ailanttus-
street, from Bank to Clearwater;street.
walks on the east side of Jaue-strest, from Sixth
street TO the north end of said street.
walk on the west side of Wood.street, from Fifth.
street to the Whitewater Canal.
To Grade, repair and pave with brick the side
walk on the south side of Eighth-street, from Cen
trial. avenue to- Mound street.
To repair and pave with brick the sidewalks on
Third-street, from the Miami Canal to Ktgour-
street.
To grade and pave with brick the sidewalk on the
south side Of Fourth-street, from John. street to
Central-ayenue.
from Linn.street to Bay miller. street.
To grade, pave and Macadamize with broken
stone Parker. street, from Ohio avenue to North
Elm-street.
To repair with broken stone the Lebanon Turn
pike, from the Montgomery Road to the north cor
poration line. -
Lorthern terminus Of said alley.
To grade Cross street, from Hamburg-street
about 200 feet east to the section line.
In pursuance of the law. sald ORDINANCES were
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in.
structed to give four weeks notice of the tendency
OF the same.
accIue from raid improvement to be filed in writing
with the Cry Clerk, setting forth the amount Ci
damages claimed, within two weeks after the eXpiT-
alton Of the time required for the publication CT
such notice, when the same will be taken up for
maiS.dw sam. L. CoRwINE, City Clerk.
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STRAY WFEJKkttAX gFrWEHN SEW

STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW
- f0RB M LIVEkPOOL, landing ANFR.
enc smtaTking passengers at QUEENS S&AlhA4S
TOWN. Ireland The Liverpool, New YOrK aLd
Philadelphia Company intend dispatch.
ing their hll-pOWOred Oyde-built Iron Steamships
~ follows:
YlGO,...,. ..,....., ............... Saturday, March 20,
CITY OF BALTIMORE .....,...saturdsy, April q.
hAhuh April Is.
And even Saturday, at noon, from Pier a, North
River.
d. . BATES or PASSAGE;
Etrtt GabiD...-..... SIS Ste age...,.....,.,. .... 81
first Cabin 20 London 81 Steeraes t. Londonm. az
eie'rage Return ftekets, good for Six NJ snths...... &c
PassenGeIa forwarded 70 Paris, a ~ Q, Htmburx
Brene1 kattsfdAm, Antwerp. &e., a. reduce
- Ptfsgns Siships 70 bring ozt their frieads
can buy Tickets here At the following rates, TO Nav
York trom Liverpool or Queenstown, F,Tst CABIN
tTs ~ and tlNoi steerAge from Liverpool, $40
fCm Queens ,oan, $50
Tues Steamers have superior aooonm mod 4tiurs
IT passeRRers, AID carp eEperisncel surgeons
They ere built IN Watsr.tight Iron S ,ctOns, ami
have Patsyt Yin, anuibilAlors % bOaTi
JOHN q DALI, Agent as Broad way, n. n
Or, WILL b BARRY a 90, Agents,
mhzS-n buEnst-h0ass BaldinE. 0in0iaRSu.
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G REPORTING

OUIS FRESER, VER BATIM PHgx0
~ GRAPHIC hEPOhTER Tho above q rs nov
PernaueDtly Local ed in this city and IS prepared {;
attend prom city to orders Of every deacriptiop, n
this city, state or any other State.
photographic reporting taught, If desired. ~
nee IN The QnesH City OOmmercial College, Oppasitf
the P~Qstofice, Refers to AlphonsO Taft, ESQ Attor
9ey-et-LaSi III D. Potter, Esq proprietor Of hi
Press EeIn-tf
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TORA .GETz, WHOLEsALk DRALER

no. > syeam0fe-stTeet, near the Steamboat Land.
Ing, between Front 9pd Oolumbie, CINCINNATI, o.
Cut. Plain aud Pressed Flint GiassWare, Black
Vine BRANDY, Porter, Hook or Oatawbb Claret
and Peer Bottles, together with Quart, Plot and
half. pint Elasbs, pemuOhDH, Lanterns, etc,
Couhuy Merchants orders solicited, and hled a.
gsTy loW prteea, With nispat1h. mh2 cur
NQTICE -.THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAS
~ bfen appointed aud qualified BY the Prom ne
CuuItpf Hamilton Gu ~, ohio, AS Administrd or
Of 1kOXkLL, deceaied late Of aid
HsmiFon County, Ohio. b. II FEDDERS.
-harfh "a 1901 ~ ff MUS -c5s
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Utica White Lime.

TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVING IN-
ceiaSfstad l. No s"o " ~ ~ All
any amount, and hose ordering Lime can rely on
having them filled and In No I cOOperaRe, and oa
the most reasonable terms All orders addressed 10
as, ct Utica Ind. viii meet with prompt Atteutiya.
Utica, Ind March IS, 1851. m6is.c@;
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-PEETTSXATE MEpI9Ah gofsgtgA;

& o., treat With success all CONFIDENTIAL Diseases,
psle or female, 90 the latest scientific plans, there.
charges. Ssisd for hfteeh large letter. gage Oircu.
lar, free. Also ali Chronic Affections Of long
standing, reqniripg private uedieal aid Office and
Consultation Rooms, say SycamOrs-st between
Fifth ard SiNth, Cincinnati Ohio. mh2-ems
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H0EkY sYnTP 10 nRLs, BX sA
!, o0ITHs, $40 enfs9i AEiast ~ HSss
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
Soldiers Exemption.

The patriotic men who have enrolled
their naDes as volunteers iU the service
OF their conntry, will perceive FROG the
following section of the Act of 1928, that
iu their absence their property will be
fully protected. The act says:
mo execution or other process shall
issue against any officer, non-commis-
stoned officer, or private of the militia,
when called into actual service, uuder a
reqastion of the President of the United
States, or in pursuance OF the Governor
of this monwealtb; nor shall any
such process issue against bin until ~
days after he shall tarc returned from
duty to bis usual place of residence, or
until 40 days after he shall have been
discharged; add the court, alderman or
justice Of the peace. from which or from
"hom any suah process shall have issued i.
shall quash the same as soon as the fact
of any such persoa being enlisted on pub
lic duty shall have been proven, ani all
the costs which shall have accrued 10
com meneing or conducting any such pro
cess shall be paid ty the person or per
sons who shall have applied for the said
execution or other process"
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1861-07-11
Tasta Of Garlic in Mix.

In answer TO a query in the Farmer
and Gardner upon this subject, cores
Dondeut says: Il 20 bot know that |
can prescribe tie best method, .ut very
cfieetusl remedy is found in salipeter--
Place lump, from the size Of pea to a
hickory MT, in the bucket before com-
meucipg TO milk The saltp,tro will thus
become thoroughly dissolved and diiu ed
through the milk before strniUipg BY
little experience, careful milkmald
will be able to almost wholly remove the
taste of Garlic from bermilk and bgtter.
1t is ad7isalle, where it can be done, to
remo7e the COWS fro q the gariicky pas,
turc FIVE or six hours before milking. 4
large portion oftbe garlic will BE expelled
lin the exbaultaiions. consequently less
sa petre will be required, an! there aill
be Iesa danger oft latter being detected
on the tate OF the butter. When eVery
thing is kept perfectly sweet and clean,
there need be no fear OF the butter taSt
Ing old, if ehurned several days before it
is destined for u>e. provided it be Imme-
djately we'll worked Indeed, here it is
necessary to use this salt as corrective,
the butter is improved By week or two
of age. Saltpetre will, to a considerable
extent, also remove the taste OF bitter
weeds, turnips and rank clover from milk
and butter. Whether it will Interfere
With Gne Favor impaired to 'Phiadei
pbia June butter By the sweet-scentcd
7ernal grass, have no means OF know.
ing; but this do know, that | have ofte q
solo butter treated in the above manner
to some of your city oonnosseurs, who
invariably praised It's good qualities, es-
pecially for keeping free from rancidi-
.ts."