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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

against the Government And IN 50
aiding the government We do not aid any
political party OF for no cues personal
benefit over rnat OF another and that ali
differences in opirian Of Uuion and con-
seryative men should not make them lose
sight of the main, great object Of mainsai-
ming, aiding and supporting the Govern
ment Of the United States, and all other
subjects should be Of minor importance
Reso{Uelz. That We recommend 70 all
loTal, CRion and conservative men not u
be drawn Of from the object OF upholding
the Constitution of the United States, by
any of the schemes and plans Of the seees-
ziou or abolition parties, and that We VIII
Join cur aid 10 suppress any person or
party that Is makiug war upon the Consri-
tuition and insrirutians of cur great and
glorious nation.
Resoios,l, That we desire new State,
70 be called West Virginia ne1E 70 putting
down this unholy rebefIic
Rsaolred, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be published in the Wheeling
papers
R R. HrSzzxAS, Pres't
D. N BAILEY, Sec'E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
Meeting Lewis County.

Ata meeting held at Jane Lew, Lewis
County, Va, on the 18th day of August
on motion of Senator Jackson, Mr. R r
Hinzaman was elected President, and D.
VI. Daily was elected Secretary
Dr.. S: A. Hail was called 20 address
tho meeting, which he did most admirably
and with good effect After the Doctor
lad concluded the meeting was again
addressed by DR.. n. B. Barnes, with
geeat satisfaction.
The following Resolutions were offered
bv B. jackson. ESQ, our Representative
IN the state Senate, which were adopted
unanimously. The Recruiting Officers
present we're enabled TO swell their lists
Of recruits so as 70 complete TWO eomPa-
mics for the United States service for
three years, II this county
our power 20 the guvernmenso of the United
States. TO a speedy restoration TO the
Union of those States now In rebellion
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

-FLI--t-lls L1lAllLe aEl0Fe
A5-EA-iy Advertising on r=a-orsbLe terms. accor-
ding 20 tie spAcs occupied Ead the lnaber caanzss
nacs-
Al 'Tsr==rnsntsfroEI transient persons or .trAng
err. 70 5e DGsG for II GGzusog-
Business Cards no: sxcs-t;nS5 I've lines So perysAr,
q 8 t5r six ntaz- bUt 6r shorter period nothing
VII BE counted i==s than sguazz.
The PFT-Lezs # Annual Advertising Z limited 20
she Advertiser o~l I1areSis-e bushes. aud ali
advertisements far .hs 5enedr Of other 3csors A.
<etl as ali Legal aTEC-iseE1EuCs- and Advertisements
Of auc-cu salss and -aI estate il by them ms
be paid for n the usual rates.
E4dv=rusensrtz not accompanied With u-itrei
directions viii be inserted Until forbid and charged
2ccsriInEt-
Notices sor Political Meetings 70 be charged IN al
cases AZ fan rass4
Marriage Sotice=of Funerals, and aan0ncemenu
oE sermons, 80 cents each aouTZI-'5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
June Il, 1862.
CPuz11o-So- Sc !

AZ ACT making provisions for raising PRO
perry of the United States zunk in tae
waters thereof
Be it enacted BY tae Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the EnEted States of
America in Congress assembled. That the
Secretary OF the Navy be and is hereo7
Authorized aud empowered II contract with
such person or persons As he shall deem
most for the.pablIc service for raising such
vessels. their Acmamenfs- stores, or equip-
meats, belonging % the United Ssases, and
sunk in the R4Iers thereof: aud that the
sum of enc h1n1rsd thousand doflars be
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

\ l. A.
Aag1st 10, 1862
II. Jslia Hg.saiH
SR-I have the honor 70 acknowledge
the receipt OF -our communication dated
August ID. 1852 In reply would say. Il
: the wish of every good j0yqi resident of
the rci.sd States 10 have hosr5iities stop
ped and we're :: not for tie presence Of
y1u. sir. aad the !aTisss characters with
xnou vo4 are a. present associated there
would be no occasion ter loyal troops IN
shis section Of coustE-. for we're II not for
7our treason 70 the good aid government,
J government that oas aIways protected
wa and yours. tie presence Of armed
lrcops would not 5e necessary II the coCn-
Try. You say yoU desire ne 70 quit scout
ing aud shooting, oud intercept 40 uaa
ha:eYer. Now, 5i- that sili do pretty
well coming ron you. Il IS natural for
yea 70 MAKE a request Of that kind. JEFF.
Davis himself 1Aueed to De LET aioue-'-
Tau profess yourself wiling to qulr- and,
% use your own expression, ''ler the oIS
bat-ies decide the question Now, sir,
TH7 iii 7eu not entertain the same oPi7-
luz oeior= you returned 10 this country at
ue- your axle for ofauses committed
against the Federal Government? There
vas u that time 40 shooting, no scouting,
70 body uoIest=i, and people '-.ras' LET
alone. But As soon as youI so-eailed
Southern Rangers" arrived. then, Of
course, host;l;:iss commenced and unless
zou surrender hostillties viii continue a
long as usu of you remains II :he coua-
Try. Should you desire 70 do 50 let ne
know Immediately, and I viii grant you the
very best terms I possibly can But all
7uur arms, accour-eneuts, sumunirion,
-,
zezs, must he sur-eadersd with yourselves.
Tou vii please Gear II mind that me Fed
e-al officers aad troops ara h0uan, not baE-
6srians. desire you 10 favor ne With a
reply II your earliest convenience
have the honor 20 be, sir,
Very respectfully, &c,
AHj. GEO. c TaIXaoE,
IIta Infantry Regiment "a. Vols,
Commanding Posi-, Camp Mcdonald, CAL
houn county, Va.
To Mr. JoHS HoCCHET, Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
PvLIc-No. sol

Az ACT II authorize the Secrzt4ry of the
Treasur! to change the names Of certain
vessels
Be !. enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the Caired States Of
America II Congress assembled That Il y
Secrefar- of the Treasury 6e and hereby IS
authorized 70 change the name Of he
Schooner Frank Pierce owed D. L
Emerson aud Company, Of Youngstown
S afa of New York 10 that Of General 81
gel = and also 70 chAaEz the Is e CT the
vessel "A41ry.7 owned oy i i Low aad
Brothers. Of Brookivu- Srats Of New York,
TO that of '.Beuefactress aud aLso 70
change the name OF the bark Henri l
DEdIs=, owned oy William ApPiegar-5 and
william Hubbard, OF Baltimore. State of
Maryland, 70 TIA: or Flora aud % graar
said vessels registers II said respective
names.
Approved, June u, 1852
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
PRe-CCcL-


L remains understood that, 1arTT tae sz-
=curoG OF TIE stiPu-atiOus contained n
a-t5cls : and III o TIE t-=aEy u sc-day
snail haze taken place tae E41overis1
Government snail preserTe the -IEh-- pro
v1sioaa.Ly, - way q pr=c4G;!0u - main
tzic ne dues WHEN = 1As sg-==6 70 z50i-
sd But as SCou s. -Ee Caile1 States u
America shall have fulfilled :1e Sag1la-
uo1s therein mentioned, tie Ea1cT=-iza
CTeCon=1r SzzL order tE= discharge Of
t1aI ten Pora-- measure ot 1r=ca1-5o- A.
regar1s cer-ha1ci transported \ Amer
icau vessels C-c.., however a. -le Pos
srs. parties % the general c-eary q he I'd
day Of J ne 1861, concerning me a5cszLI1E
ot tie Stace 1- Brz1saaEszu 51=s. SAL
nave fulfilled tie engagement contained II
ne articles " and vi Of tie last ua.-zsi
c-ea-E, - s1a,I have power g require n
American vessels proof II t-e5- uac.1c-
tl-ry- without -Le-scy c4us-cs t-eo d.
D5ae =; Berlin, tie 6Ia Of November,
-s6t-
SB J-7 -
wEzELz AC=Cz- voS Rz--zESs-z-S-
A-E whereas t5e sad treaty tas beea
duly ratified o1 o0uc paris. -at he r=S9ec-
tive ratiEca:ioGs O. the SANE E=re sx-
changed a. Berlin N -he 3Sr1 ~ A---
Iazt. oy Norman 3 JG5d, Eav0y Ez.=ao--
diaa-T zai Minister PL=I520Jectizrv n he
United Safes, a1i B.-oC A1z1s- Wilhelm
Foc R=i-z=rzr=i1,Ec Ez--sor-i51tr 475
Minister Pl=1i poteutis-- ot rs 4a5ez-~ tEe
n of H.-ov=-- o. ne pa-r .: -l=i- res
5err.7e Governments
No~. ta=-=tg-e. oe i za3z1 cGsc : Asa
z44 LESC5Ly, President y tae C15,zE
States o. America 1sT= caI-ei IL sai:
r-ss-= % % made vu5T5c zuE q re nd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
The Dram.

Since the War Department permitted
volunteer enlistmenu % be made for a
few tavs, until the machinery for draf-
ting could be perfected. in al parts OF
the country. people are deluding Ehemsel-
YES with the notion that the draft Is q
humbug; that II viii be postponed from
time to time and not be made at last :
beg those who feel themselves interested
20 dismiss this delusion at once. Are
there still persons among US who are not
aware that the nation Is az war? just as
certain as We are at war, the CONSUMPTION
will come home to Us The war has JUST
made a gigantic stride toward our very
doors Waue we hare been anxious u
hear the news Of battles N Virginia
Alabama. Tennessee and Arkansas, 10 !.
a great army ofrebeIs invading Kentucky,
whose burning desire and batrIe cry Is 70
carry the war across Kentucky and the
Oaio river into the Free States Men :.
We must fight We must conquer the
rebels, or they vii conquer rs We
must volunteer or take the chances Of
the draft The new volunteer regiments
haze this week, and this week only, 10
i'll up their ranks. The time is short,
but sufficient L ought not 70 De ex-
tended another day, and It will not be
Now Is the time to De in earnest !: snd
the first thing in order, as the case stands,
Is 30 MI up tSS BstC regiments.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

rsatiz-i== have signed rte sbcve articles
ooIh n the English sd German languages
and 19ey hAve IaereuaEo ahxsd thar seas
Doae II duPiic4te Al Berlin ne ziEth das
of November. II ne year ot our Lord oae
thousaai ei-hc ha16-ei and s51rT-aue, acc
The independence Of the CaIled States q
America tae ejgaty-sIx-a-
fwlz-H A5zus- Fsz RzE-zESsrz-S- TLz
B-gC3 -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

". "a Raagers 1ad Seou;s ef FI-gtzi1,
r7dsr Lfs2t-raaus HlszEcasoH, Of Stats
R1age-=
We rave understood that you wanted all
hosuli=ies stopped here, and We VIII quit
shooting at your men and quit scouting, II
yC1 viii quit scouting and shooting al cur
ueu aud be civil aud interrupt no man
whatev=r, and We viii do the same.
think i would oe better for Goth parties,
zad let the big battles decide IL We may
6g1- ana Kill one auotaer al OF sad pre-
7ait nothing. onIy ieaye helpless families 10
safer N=y Cod foroii that on both sides:
and II Tcu xant u 6e peaceful, ~e Will give
you as=u-ity We viii Go the same, aud If
not write 0acd anu LEI rs know wHaC you
intend to go. for We .ee easy any way.
Yours truly, JoaS r H4rLcssoS,
To A4g5R TRINsaE.
August :ae -, 1862.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
ARTICLE u.

The treaty Of commerce aud -avizattou
concI1dei between the Cuiled States o;
America aud his M7jesty the King Of Han
over, On the teuth day of June 1916, shall
ccutIuue tc remain n force vith the ex-
ceptIou of the 81. .puiatiou contained il par
aErapu ., srtIci= I, vhicn snail cease 70
have effect s6ter the present treaty snail
have been ratified
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

and the sane IS hereby appropriated %
carr the pFoTisiOus',oE MS act iEto eject
Approved, June i, LsS2
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
Az-ICLE II.

By way Of damage aad compensation for
the sacrifices imposed upon MS Majesty Tue
6ing Of Hanover " the above sripula ions.
the C7ired States Of America agree % pay
to MS Majesty the King Of Hanover, vao
acrepts the same the sum oj sixty thousand
three huud-ei oud 6fty-iaree taalsrs, Han
oTeri4a currency, this being the proportion-
a quota part OF The United States II rae
geaeral table Of iad=uaidca;i0n for the
ABOLITION Of the SIade or Bruasaa1=eu
dues
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

= gust L. 800
Editors E7teLiigsrc.T
TIE last mail brought ne three copies Of
your very popular paper, so I an pretty
safe 70 presume that someocd- has been
stirring rou up with i dig stick Well, It
has come, issues Of tse 4sh, 5th aud 6td OF
August Keep On a sending them. and the
prayers of grateful detachment Of the IIth
Virginia R=gimeot Will be yours- We are
enjoying ourselves Lugsly ouE here Our
camp, on 3 mountain top, commanding 4
most beaufiful Tiew or the courrry. Ne
have all the shade We can reasonably eI-
pect, from four or i've old sruups about
foot and half across the top. We hare
gocG Bathing facilities close 70 camp, aod
when 100 law 70 do savtting else, 60 II
swimming. The boys lre IN the height Of
,aeIc glory scouting. The way they MAKE
the aog Ehieve= GET scarce IS 3 caution 20
Southern Sho7eIry.' The rapid augDeu-
:ar.oc OF the lIth Virginia Regiment within
he last few days aaz rather pat a iea il
the ea1s of the log thieves in this and other
counties. Taay are very desIEous CT being
let alone" 1ow. As viii &c seen from thsir
couuuuica::oQ % Major T=in0ie, iafed
august Il 1852 enclose rou 4 true
copy of the document tOgetaer with the
MAJORS reply thereto, for the papers
an ToCcs- gratefully, {.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
By liz P->-si=z. 2f IL CTi:sf Sfz;ss q
41S-tcI-
! PROCLAMATION

WzzzEAs specja. Treaty 6er~esz the
United S:a-as OF America aud ais Ma!estT
the King OF Hanover concerning cae aool-
ltiou of the StaGe or Bruashausen Dues,
was coucIu6e=i a15 signed by -a=it res
pecciTe ipoteutiariss AZ Berlin o. the
6,a day OF November lAst- wh-ca E-aa;y :
word for word sS follows
Special Treaty 6er<een the United States
Of America ana MS Majesty TIE hag Of
Hanover concerning the Abolition Of
the Stade or Brunsnausea Dues Signed
az Berlin, Eoveu5er 5, 1851
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
Sally ntelligtntrr
TERMs OF ADvERTIs1He.

TEUTzSSD LEZs oR So5zazzr- CoR a9z 8a, lm
LES. MAZ SGEAzI
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
ARTICLE VI

This trezty shall be approved AMI ratf
ed, aud the raEilcacious snail be exchanged
al the city of Berlin within ak months
from ths present date, or sooner, L posi-
ble.
In faith whereof the respective PIenipo-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

The execution Of the obligations cou-
tanned II the present treaty Is especially
subardinated 70 the Accomplishments Of
slch for7uaIities aat rules as ara estao
uzhed by the Constitutions Of The Coutrac-
ing Powers; aud the CON pliance win
these forualiIies aad rules be brought
about within the shortest delay possible
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

From Calhoun COunry-The EIev-
enth TrEinia--SPeetal COrrespOn-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20
ARTICLE =.

His Majesty the kiug Of Hanover obii-
gates himself moreover % The Cailzi
Sfatzs If 4u=r!c4-
!. To Provite Is hitherto and 70 the
etEen; Of the existing ooiigad0us, for ne
maintenance Of the v0rzs mat a-s aecess-
ay to free ua-iEatio CT the E.0e-
> Not 70 impose, Is \ compensation Tor
Il. . expenses resulting from TIE eI=cu-.Ou
0E this obligation, upon as. American ma
--ae any charge whatever, II leu II place
of the SL4de or 8ru1shausen dues
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

EEA9QuAz7zzs, CAxp MCDosA-0, VA,
Aagast 10, 1862 J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-20

.-HE coYTISESTAL TEsVRANcE

-az aYycagCRG HOSE 4 FIRE
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e-oa aGe
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CAx7 AcDosALD- Va,
August II, 1857
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
Fruit Culture.

There is nothing to prevent any farmer
from stocking his farm, in few years, with
q variety of the choicest fruits. The numer-
Gus nurseries throughout the country furnish
facilities for securing the best kinds, at prices
within the reach of all. All that is necessary
to succeed is a little attention, effort and
perseverance in their culture. What de-
lightful succession of wholesome and refresh
ing lukuries is afforded IN the varied fruits
of our temperate zone. How much do they
contribute to the enjoyment and health Of
physical man; how much do they hcighten
the pleasure of country life; what attrac-
tons do they impart to the farm and the
farmers home There are few who do not
enjoy, with exquisite relish, luscious fruits,
successfully matused by the revolving seas
ons. Then, farmers, plant fruit trees.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
Wonders of Cultivation.

There is scarcely a vegetable which we cul-
tivate, that can be found to grow naturally.
Button has stated that our wheat is ficti-
tious production raised to its present condi-
ton by the art Of agriculture. Rye, rice,
barley, or even oats are not to be found wild,
that is to say, growing natural in any part of
the earth, but have been altered by the in
dustry Of man, from plants not NV resem-
bling them, even in such degree as not to
enable us to know their relatives. Button
says the acid and disagreeable opium gray
ccoulous has been transformed into delicious
celery, and the co,dwort,, a plant of seven
leaves, not weighing altogether hale an ounce,
has been improved into cabbage, whose leaves
alone weigh many pounds, or in the caulflow-
or of considerable dimentions, Icing only the
embroy of few buds which, in their natural
state, would not have weighed as many grains.
The potato derived its origin from a small
bitter root, which grows wild in Chill and
Montiyidea.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
Sabbath IN the Country.

The creaking wagons in the shed,
The busy iail is heard no mofty %
The horse Is Uttered down and fed,
The harness hangs above his head,
The whip behind the door. 80 EafE
His leather gloves and hooked bill
To f*y the woodman throws asile
The blacksmiths fiery forge is sill,
The wooden wheel Of the old mill #t
Sleeps in the mill dam wide. . "a
The miller's boat is anchored where, n sr
Far out, the water lilies sleep: ...
You see their shadows mirrored there,
The broad white flowers reflected clear,
Within the ml-pond deep.
The harrow's in the garden shed; - ~
Hoe, rake, and spade are put away;
Cnweeded stands the onion bed, i 1870
The gardener from his work has fed;
Ills the holy Sabbath day.
Upon the wall the white cat sleeps,
BY which the churn and milk pans lie;
A drowsy watch the house-dog keeps
And scarcely from his dull eyes peeps
Upon the pdssefs by. ......
And swectly over hin and dale a.
The silvery sounding church bells ring;
Across the moor and down the dale
They come and go, and on the gale
Their Sabbath tidngs fling.
From where the whitewashed Sunday school
Peeps out between the poplars dim,
Which ever throw their shadows cool
Far out upon the rushy pool, ~
We hear the Sabbath hymns.
Prom farm and field, and grange gr6wn gray,
From woodland walks and winding ways,
The old and young, the grave and gay,
Unto the old church come TO pray,
And sing Gods holy praise.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
The Table,

To MAKE Coon PIE CRUsTs. Indiana saws,
take one pound of lard, if quite hard, soften
without melting rub it lightly in flour, add
a little salt, dissolve half teaspoonfu of sal
eratus in a pint of water, then pour slowly
over the flour and lard, mixing as little as
possible; all the better if some dry -four re-
mains in it, but let it not get stif:-handle
and roll as little as can be when made out for
the dishcs-bake in quick oven. ...
Sort TRANSPARENT PUDDING-One cupful
of sugar; three eggs. 1.-THE yolks only; two
tablcspoonfuls of butter; to be put in leaf
crust t..sz'+ g.. ......
Soft GINGERBREAD. Two cupfuls of -four !;
one cupful of molasses two eggs; one half
cupful ofhutter; teaspoonful Of soda; cloves,
cinnamon and ginger. -, "a,
GINGER SPONGE CAKE.-One cupful of mo-
'asses; one cupful of butter; two cupfuls of
sugar; four eggs; three cupfuls of -four; one
cupful Of milk, soda and ginger.
MuFF'Es.-Mix two pounds of -four with
two eggs; two ounces of butter. melted in a
pint of milk and four or five spoonfuls of
sugar; the same Of butter; flavor with lem
on, and nutmeg, and bake in buttercd pan.
GINGER CRAcKERs.--Two cupfuls of sugar
two cupfuls of molasses one cupful Of but.
ter; work the ingredients in as much flour
as will make astiff dough; add tablespoon
full of ginger; one-half teaspoonful of salera-
tus,. dissolved in milk. 0..r....
Pound CAKE GINGERBREAD. - Six eggs
two cupfuls of sugar two cupfuls of butter
three cupfuls efmolasses; six cupfuls Of -four;
tablespoonful of ginger; and one-half pint
of sour milk; teaspoonfu! Of saleratus, dis.
solved in little of the milk, and put in the
last thing; bake quick. f.. H.. ~
TEXAS JUMBLEs.-One pound and half of
flour; one pound of sugar; three-quarters Of
a pound of butter; three eggs; dissolve one
teaspooful Of soda in one-half cupful OF
milk !; add this also; one nutmeg; roll out
the dough, and cut into cakes of any shape,
and bake them In quick oven.
RECIPE FOR MAKING TOMATO CATsup.-
Take one bushel of tomatoes, and boil until
soft; squeeze them through fine wire seive,
and add one-hafssa gallon vinegar, one and a
half pints of salt two ounces of cloves one
quarter of a pound of allspice; three ounces
of cayenne pepper three tablespoonsfuls OF
black pepper; five heads of garlic, skinned
and separated; mix together and boil three
hours, until reduced to about one half; then
bottle, without straining.
To MAKE APPLE JELLY-Take your apples
wash them, and cut into halves; place them
in a brass or porcelain Kettle. without ,emov.
the rinds or seeds cover them with water
and let boil until perfectly soft then take
them off, strain them through a coarse towel
and put the juice. back in the kettle let il
boil to the consistency of molasses; then, fol
every gallon of sirup, add two pounds of SUI
gar, and an ounce of cinnamon, and bring t.
a boil skim it, and it is done. 49,
We find: the above in the Ohio Farmer o
May Sd. -.-.E@" W.T..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-05-09
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