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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-03
--LATEST FROM THE WEST.
Gen. Bragg's Forces Reportedat Hodg-
inSville.

AH Business Ordered to be. Suspended IN Lou
asesue.-Great Excitement IN Cincinnati
Gen: Bragg eoialin Ten Miles of Louisville
--lhe Federal Force Regarded as Sufficient
TO Defend the City.-lHorements Of oar Ar,
nay.-From the NoTh.-dc., de-, dc.
:. MOBILE, Sept. ga special dispatch to
the Advestiser and Register dated Senatobia,
Sept. q, says the Chicago Times of the 23d,
contains dispatch from Louisville of the 22d
inst, which states that Gen. Bragg's forces,
fifty thousand strong were reported at Hodg-
insville EN- leute for Bardstown, which they
would reach at the same time.
: The Mayor had ordered all business to be
psHspended, Gen. Nelson also ordered all the
women and children to prepare to leave
Gen. Robinson has issued proclamation
sailing the citizens to arms, under Nelson.-
The latter has issued an address to his
troops exhorting them to give a bloody well
come to the hordes now invading Kentucky.
- Cincinnati dates Of the 22d report the city
In a: blaze Of excitement.
Gen. Bragg was doubtless within ten miles
of Louisville.
+, Gen. Buell. had not reached Charlottesville.
His movements were severely commented up
Gen. Wright had just returned from Louis
vile. He regards the Federal force there as
sufficient to defend the city, and credits the
report that Gen. Bragg will make dash on
Louisville. The Secessionists are confident
that Bragg will break through the Federal
columns and take the city, and that he has
not less than fifty Thousand troops
Bragg holds Mulgrove's Hill, 25 miles from
Louisville, and will check BaeiPs passage
in that direction or force him to take a cir
cuitous route, and delay him four days. In
the meantime Bragg expects to capture Louis
vile.
. The attack was expected to he made on
Wednesday, last, but NO intelligence had been !
received.
Gen. Heth, with IS coo men and 1G cannon. |
isat Eagle Greek, near Cynthinana: Humphrey
Marshall, with 1900 men and Is cannon is |
moving from Paris, northward, and Kirby
Smith, with 10000 men and Is cannon is +
moving north from Lexington. John Morgan,
with $500 cavalry. is Scouting from Bridges
Station to within ten miles Of the fortitica-
tiorts.
1t is believed that simultaneous with
Bragg's attack upon Louisville Kirby Smith
with 10000 men ahd over one hundred cam
non will attack Cincinnati, Covington, and
Newport.
Washington dates to the 2lst say that moth
ng Official has been received TO day from the
lrmy in Maryland, Private dispatches say
here is no doubt that on Thursday and Fri
lay, the 18th aud 10Th a Large portion of the
ebel army crossed into Virginia. and imn,e-
lately Commenced fortiiying, with the view
0 cover retreat Another authority saws I
hat a considerable body of rebels vet remain
n the Maryland side, and are busy entrench-
ag.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-03
PERSONAL.

General Beauregard, accompanied nv his
Aids, and alse by Maj, Gen. Pemberton and md
staff. arrived in Savannah Saturday afternoon
by special train from Charleston. Col A.
). Gonzales, Chief Of Artillery, is. also of the
party. 10y
Bad as was the weather, the rain pouring
throughout the day, General B. was engaged
through the whole of yesterday in inspecting
the defences of the CITY, which we hope ne
found fully up to his xpectations.-Sa ran-
nah Republican.
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$E5 REV ARD.

NvHE above re.rra rilF BE given for infsorn,a-,
a ton leading &c shc recovery Of a slightly
Roane Mare, that straycd from tseltyille three
weeks since. Said animal bears the scar 81
having been slightly snagged on the shoulder
under the collar and also a slight cut OH the
foot just above the hoof J.. 1. JONES.
Agt Ga. SaltM Co
Saltyille Va Sent To- 1sa2. 8 - -. u.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-03
BY TIE GOVERNOR OF YIRGINIl
A PR0CLAHIATI0N.

M HEREAS, vacancy has occurred in the
w Judiciary of this Commonwealth BY the
death of Samuel v. Futkerson, late The Judge
of the 18th Circuit composed Of the counties Of
Smyth, Tazewell, Washington, RUSSELL, Scott.
Lee, Wise, Mcdowell and Buchanan, therefore.
IN conformity to law, the Sheriff of each of said
counties is hereby required to hold an election
on Thursday, the 10Th of October next at the
places prescribed by law, for Judge for the said
Circuit, to supply the vacancy aforesaid.
49,, Given under my hand as Governor.
( Z: S. under the seal of the Common wealth.
- at Richmond, this 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1862, and in the S7th year of the Com
JOHN IETf.uER
BY the Governor:
GEORGE W. MUNFoRD
Sec'y of the Commonwealth.
Cant =
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Sugar. Sugar!! Sugar!!!
TUST received and for sale hogshead Of best
81 Brown Sugar Call soon if you want any
It is going fast VIM. NJ G. SANDOE.
Sept 26th 1662-tf
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MARRIAGES.

ol the ETH of September 1862, by Rev. L.
r; Cosby, Mr.. NAPoLEox B. THuRsToN, of
Gharleston, kanawha, Va. and Miss SALL1E C.
DEAnMoRE, of this place. 'i1sl
1sp Lynchburg papers please copy.
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private note to the editors of the Gap
peal from Little Rock, dated the 22nd ult...
says: John Ross, and two-thirds of the
Cherokees have Joined the Federals and are
MAKING war uponsus. shall soon dispose
OF them, and the four thousand Federals who
are with them,
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Money stclen.

Money Stolen.
vNHE house of Che undersigned vas robbed Oh
Il the 50th uIt., Of ~. e
$40 Dollars.
Among the money were four Fifty Dollar Bills
OF the Bank of Cape Fear, n. C These bills
had been cut in two pieces, and were pinned to-
gether when taken. The No. and date not
known. There were also. Ten Dollars in the %
cent bills of our own County Of the same date.
and the balance of the $40 was in Confederate
bills of different denominations. a handsome
reward will be given for the discovery Of. the .
money or the detection of the thief. - IS IS
Sept. II, 1925 SAMUEL CREASpN
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Light Artillery Cornpany.

a FEW more recruits (non -conscripts, want
N. ed for Light Artillery Company, TO serys
in Maj Gen: John B. Floyd's Estate Line Pc
Those wishing to join, will communicate with
Capt. J. A. August at Wytheyille. or with me at
Abingdon, Va. JNO. w. BARR.
Sept. II, lo62-tf Lieut. Va. Forces.
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Appointment of Proxy.
Witness,

proxies to represent stock in their general
meetings shall only be valid for the space oftwo
years from the date thereof 10th bylaw Of
the company WM H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
Sept. 26, 1S62-3w
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Wanted,

IL the Flax seed in the country. The high
"a est market price paid in cash on delivery.
No Wool Carding after the 18th of October.
+ Sept. 26, 1862-1m T. P. CLAPP.
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HtAsFER Oil, Copperas, Percussion Caps, &c.
~ B. F. M4ANTZ.
Friendship, Aug. I, 1862.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1862-10-03

The Brooklyn, New York fourteenth reei-
n :, is reported by the Washington ..Repab-
llcano as numbering only fifty now, ssont .of
abont one thousand fine fellows, as the IRE
pubi,ean r., calls them, "on entering the SER
vice.. they were FUSED up'' mostly in the
late fights on Manassas Plains. 20
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OFFICE VA. & TENN. R. r. Coz

Lynchburg, Sept. 18th, 1862
SToCkHoLDER's MBETING-The adjourn-
~ ed Meeting Of the Stockholders in the Viz.
gina and Tennessee Railroad Company, will be
nero at the Office of the Company in the city Of
Lynchourg' on Wednesday, the 18th day Of De-
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
VIM. H. HUGHES, Sec'y,
appointment of Proxy.
know all Men by these Presents Thai
We the subscribers, being Stockholders ii the
virginia Tennessee Railroad Company. da
hereby constitute and appoint
our true and lawful attorney and PROXY. e. 70.
present each Of us in all general meetings Of the
Stockholders of said company, when we are not
personally present, with full power and authori.
" at such general meetings, to give such vote
or votes and to do such other act or acts. as eaSh
OF us could give or do if we were personally pre-
sent - Ps
Witness our hands and seals, this ;asy
of 1s6 wy
s..7-- ,'sF -
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The Federals at Lexington, NO., lately
burned up Sl7o 900 worth of Hemp, to keep
the rebels from using it as breast works.
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$40 REWARD.

Sept. 26, 1S62-4w
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--latest FROM YafMeeGcna.
Another Proclamation from Ls,scczu.
Lsslcolzs serenaded.
LOUISVILLE SAFE.
Charlottesville Re occupied JyMe fcaerazs.
Nothing Later From the Army of the
Potomac.
Contention Of Governors.
--latest FROM YanReeae1a.
New York Markets. Sc, Sc, SC.

Contention Of Governors.
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RELrcIoUs LIBERTY.-The commission APP
pointed to frame law regulating the rela-
tions Of the Church to the State. IN Austria,
has submitted 10 the Chamber 81 Deputies a
scheme allowing all persons Of eighteen to
choose their own religion and 10 maintain its
domestic exercise Observation-Disclosures which
age the religion Of the sons will follow that
IL the father, and Of the daughters that Of The
mother. except where there has been q legal
agreement to the contrary between the pa
rents. Civil and political rights. liberty Of
marriage and eligibility 10 public employ.
ments are 10 be unaffected by religious pro.
fessions. Freedom Of public worship is 70
be guaranteed to every religious soeiety.
with reserve as to measures necessary 70
secure public order.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-07-16
THE LIGHT OF A CHEERFUL FACE.

There is no greater every day virtue than
cheerfulness. This quality in man among
men, is like sunshine TO the day, or gentle,
renewing moisture to parched herbs. The
light Of cheerful face difuses itself, aud
communicates the happy spirit that inspires
it. The sourest temper must sweeten IN the
atmosphere Of continuous good humor AS
we'll might fog, and cloud, and yapor, hope
to cling to the sun-illumined landscape, a.
the blues and moroseness to combat Joylal
speech, and exhilarating laughter. Be cheer
ful, always. There is no path but will be
easier travelled, no load but will tighten, no
shadow on heart or brain but will lift sooner
in the presence of determined cheerfulness.
II NAV, at times, seem difficult for the hsppl-
est tempered 10 keep the countenance 0fppace
and content, bu, the difficulty will vanish,
when we truly consider that sullen gloom
and passionate despair do nothing but multi
ply thorns, and thicken sorrows. iii comes
to US as proyidentially a. good-and is a
good, if We rightly applied its lessons J why
not, then. eheerfully accept the i'll. and thus
blunt its apparent sting Cheerfulness ought
TO be the fruit OF philosOphy--much more Of
Christianity. What is gained By peeyish-
ness or fretfnlness-by pefyerse sadness or
snlienness! Ii we are i'll, let Us be cheered
By the trust that we shall soon be ia health
If misfortune bsfaII ~, LEI Us be cheered
By hopeful visions Of better fortune--if death
robs US of the dear ones, lct rs be cheered
By the thought that they are only gone be-
fore, TO the blissful bowers where we shall
all meet TO part 10 more forever.
Cultivate cheerfulness, If only for personal
profit. You will do, and bear every duty
and busthen better BY being cheerful. Il
will be your consider in solitude, your pass
port and commentators in society. You will
be more sought after, more trusted and es.
teemed for your steady eheerfuiness. The
bad, the vicious, NAV BE- boisteronsly gay.
and yulgarly numerous, but seldom or never
truly cheerful, Genuine cheerfulness is an
almost certain index Of happy mind, aud a
pure good heart.
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Darling Minnie Her's has been happy
life. Not three summers has she numbered,
no sorrow has she known. and cheerlngly
the rainbow.hues of hope shed their lustre
over every thought. Graded in mothers
arms. fathers hand laid tenderly upon her
uptarned brow in daily blessing, an elder
sister to take her confding hand and gently
lead her in all the aowery paths of sunny
childhood, light-hsarted. merry little broth
ers, proud Of darling Minnie, and ever rea-
DIV with their sports and toys to gladden. her
young life. What could she know but love,
happiness and hope!
How deeply she slept. We hoped the te-
.ver would soon abate, and nurse sat near
and gently tanned her precious charge. But
scarce had we turned away, to leave her
awhile in quietness, ere came the thrilling
cry
"Come quick! Minnie is in fit!
Rapidly every remedy was applied that
love could invent, or medical skill advise |;
but hour after hour passed away without
seeming relief AT length, ease stole over
that conyulsed frame. God had heard the
constant petitions, the fervent prayers. the
agonized signs of those afflicted yet trust
ing parents, and His hand was all-powerful
to relieve and restore.
As quiet came, the mind resumed its
sway the lips retured an answering kiss.
and the simple. childish words" Mamma, |
want drink"-thrilled every heart with
hope.
The father pressed loving kiss upon the
fair smooth brow, and murmured earnestly
-" God bless nv little lamb!'
- guess he ,oiR" was the sweet response,
as for moment those heavy eyes were Ian
guidly enclosed.
81 guess Ne wMr' Beautiful trust! un-
faltering faith childhoOd's loving conf
dence!
Darling Minnie. thou myself art rainbow
Of hope. a sunbeam Of summer, gladness, a
Joy, treasure. " 4 guess he ,ciH!" Loving.
trusting little one, hope on and ever. from
the depths Of thine own pure heart, joyfuliy
sing. : Happy land" until thou mayest en-
ter at its golden gate.
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BALKY HoRsE-BALkY MASTER.

A farmer Of an iraseihle temper came into
possession Of q very fine animal. 81 most do
cile disposition. When the farmer parchss-
ed him he was highly pleased with his bar
gain. For some weeks the animal worked
admirably but a. the owner became accus.
toned to the brute, his irritable temper
would display itself. and occasionally In his
anger he would punish him severely for the
most tri1ing fault. Ia few months the
animal became irritable also. balky, and at
times quite uDruly. The farmer, WhU could
not see how much injury he was doing him.
self. continued his brutality. The resuli was
as might be expected--a really valuable brute
was spoiled. He became nervous and dam
gerous. The farmer was 10 despair, and
would have been glad could he have found q
purchaser for him at third or fourth what
he gave for him. A neighbor Of the farmer,
who saw how he had maltreated the beast,
offered to accept him al The owners terms,
which were no; hard. Now, mark the end.
The new proprietor was man Of kind but
firm disposition. He at once commenced
treating the animal as II he could be reached
BY reason. The horse experiencing a diff
ference between bis present and former
treatments, soon recovered his temper. He
ceased to fear and tremble at every one who
approached him, and 10 less time than il took
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ANIMPoRTANT DISCOVERY,
For the Cure o.
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
THE MAK0RA ARABIC A,
Discovered By q MISSIONARY while travelling


Discovered BY MISSIONARY while travelling
10 Arabia.
A IL who are Suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAkORA ARABICA, discovered BY
Missionary 10 Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAkORA ARABIcA, discovered BY Mis-
sionsfy in Afsbis.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAk0RA ARABICA, discovered BY Missionary
in Arabia.
An who are suffering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAkORA ARABiCA, disco
veresd BY Missionary 10 Arabia.
AL who are suffering from Asthma, scrofua and lui.
puTiiies Of the Blood should use The MAk0RA AHA
BICA, discovered BY Missionary in Arabia.
II cures Consumption.
II cures Bronchitis.
Il cures Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds.
IL cures Asthma, scfOfua. and Impurities Of the Blood
This nnequailed remedy 10 now for the hrsi time %
trodueed 10 the public.
Il was pfovidsntaIIy discovered by Missionary
while travelling in Arabia. lie seuIsd Of Cencump.
lion BY lie use, after bis had been pronounced hoIc
less BY learned Physicians in Europe.
He has forwarded TO Us IN writing, full account Of
bis own extraordinary cure and Of number Of Other
cures which have under bis observation, and also
foil account Of The medicine.
Al his request, snd impelled BY desire 90 extend
knopledge Of this remedy 10 the public. We have had
his communication printed IN pamphlet form for free
distribution It's interest is enhanced BY on seeonD
which be gives 81 Of The scenes Of the Syrian maf
sseres which be oblsined from those who we're suhss
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlets may be obisned az ouf efhee. or u
will be- sent free by mail 20 sll who sppy for ~.
We import the MAkoRA ARABICA direct ion
smyrnsihfoUgh the house Of Gloon a Oy lupus, and
We hsve always on hand full supply put up in bottles
ready for use with foil directions
Price dollar per bottle Sent by mall, on reeeip
Of price. and "a cents Cor postage.
For ssle. wholesale and ressil, ~
LEEDS, GILMORE &CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Msdcinss
81 Liberty 81, Ny.
Also, BY Druggists generally, :. -.
Msfch 10, sf-@m
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iEBEN ETTERBIDE.
CHILDHo0D's TRUST.
A SKETCH.

Sing, cousin won't you -
What shall | sing, darlingp
Happy land !"
So sang TO little Minnie, until welcome
sleep brought blank fOrgetfulness. Dear lit
tie Minnie! She had been violently sick
that day. In the morning her cheering lips.
80 ever ready 10 dispense smiles and kisses,
grew purple with sudden cold-her rosy
cheeks turned white, her dimpled fingers
clasped tightly the warm hand Of her watch
ful mother. as she pillowed that aching head
upon her bosom. and pressed the little shiv-
sring form to her heart. But sicker she
grew and colder, as that ague-chill crept
steadily on. At length il passed over. The
bright rich red came back into her full lips,
brighter than before roses again painted
themselves on her round checks, more bril-
liant and beautiful than ever. But the large
eyes closed languidIy, aud The blue-yeined
temples throbbed beneath the lightest touch.
Burning fever vas upon her, and restlessIy
abe rolled from side 10 side, constantly
ehancing-now in her " little crib now on
mammals big bed and now, swayed to
and fro. softly Graded on an anxious heart.
NO ease, no sweetly drawn. quiet breath, no
sense Of GOODNESS stealing over that throbb-
ing brow.
Cousin took msmms's place awhile, and
gently rocked the sufferer. :.
Dear Minnie, what can we do for you z
Bispingly came the murmured answer
" Sing, Cousin, won't you! Happy land r
Then, low and quietly. 1 sung these cheer
ing words and sweet notes children love so
veil. until slumber stole upon her. But Il
wns q restless, troubled slumber, and, a. the
tones ceased, again she mnrmured- -.
Sing. cousin. won't youf Happy land -
So the song was repested until the senses
rolIed 10 sleep too profound 70 be lightly
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TO THE PUBLIC.

'T'lIE Subscribers would hereby return tier heart
felt thanks aud gratitude 10 their friends and
TONERS Cor the liberal support given 10 eIon ~
supply their wants Al Confederate prices. Shall
bay Sal, fof sou, 81 shall We mott II i twenty cents
pci pound lie had at that by Us but lor
a few days. Had not some others who have more
q pity" bettes tfy 70 furnish III
H.N GROWN & co.
April 30. IL
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to spoil him. he was brought back to his
original, docle disposition. His former
owner learned for the first time that more
labor can be gotten out of any animal oy
kindness than BIZ brutality. But whether =
mended his irritable disposition or not we
are unable to say.
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Twenty-Five Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, on Saturday The
- 10th Of January last, my negro boy ANTHONY.
Said boy i Of whiish yellow complexion, Eve feet
six Or seven inches high, about eighteen or twenty
years old, and supposed 10 weigh about one hundred
and forty or one hundred and fry pounds. lie has
heavy head 81 hair and talks short when questioned.
and no doubt he Is trying 10 pass for free boy. will
give the above reward for bis delivery 10 me ., Pros
peet Hill, Caswell county, o. confinement In any jail
y 'n'' : 'an s'' hi@ Y. L. WARREN.
March III. tf-34
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Fall Stock of Shoes.
WILSON, McILWAINE & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots and Shoes, Trunks, &c.
MalLIsB0R0UGEl. N. G.

6G sycmorae Street,
PEgaReBwRG, VA
INVITE attention 10 their FALL STOCK, waeh
Is very large and complete and unsurpassed 10 "a
rifiy. Their own make Of
STICHD0wN BR0GANS.
are not sxessdin style and durability.
Close buyeis. whether for cash on iime, will find
advanlae eous 10 examine this stock when in market
Prices and isrms will be found At ieas, favorable
can be had elsewhere.
Orders will meet with prompt attention
September IL. 5e--
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FOR THE LADIES.

pHAL0N's Psphian Lotion, Tor removing ffeckles
tan. funburn and pimplss, and making the skin
smooth and SOFT Also feifidge's Balm Of Thousand
Flowers, for sale BY
]. q. TURRRNTINE & SON.
Fsbrusy7. as
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PRorEsTAsrIsM IN FR.scE.-The Archives
do Chrisiianisme says: /" In 1919. the Lu-
theran and Reformed churches had 10 Paris
six pastors and three places Of worship.
Now there are forty weight pastors Of differ
ent denominations and thirty-one places OF
worship. The first Protestant Sunday school
was opened at Paris in 1922, with from If
teen 10 twenty scholars. The number Of
Protestant Sunday schools in Paris 10 now
from twenty five to thirty, with from $500
to 5000 scholars. In 1907 there were in
the whole Of France 227 pastors Of the Re
formed church aud e2t Of the Lutheran
church. In 1861. the number of Reformed
Church pastors amounted to 65S, and Of Luz
theran and other Protestant denominations
to 4O5 making altogether | ,05s Protestant
pastors against 45l in 1907"
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To Make BIAoKBRaay WISE.--To every
three pints of berries, add one quart OF wa
ter; suffer il to stand twenty-four hours,
strain through cullender. then through a
jelly bag. and to every gallon OF the juice
add three pounds Of good brown sugar, the
white Of two eggs beaten to froth, aud SUR
red in the juice little spice. with two
dozen cloves beaten together, and one nut
meg grated, should be put in small linen
bag and dropped in. Alter all are mixed
put in stone jug. filled up and kept full
with some of the same juice preserved for
that purpose until it is done working. which
will be in two or three weeks. Cork il tight
ly and keep it in cold place for three or
four months; then pour it of into bottles,
with little loaf sugar in each bottle. cork
and seal close. Ii the wine is kept Tor
twelve months. it will be still better, and It
will continue 10 improve with age.