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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

spessh N ths Yankee OonJrsss last wssk ia fave,
OF peeee, and eaossd Il With tie following pesm
We rather thiak "1aeollns Mon't nnd II scnvsuisut
| TO eIsnsnsse the pashwsy:r
She has gcns-sAs hes lsls ~ In bamou md pesds--
Oar stormy :bfowsd s;stss. 10 long at cor side
sfs has torn her own star ffesa oae Asmamsu4'l
Ar turned On her brother the fsss Of tee,
q, Caroline, Cxrclins, child OF ths sun.
We can never forget that saSts have been onf
Our ferehesds both spiialI,d Ia LIBERTY. psms.
Fsem tbs fountain Of e,ood with the river sms
You were always too ready to krs at tcush
Euca."
We have sco~isd wien you ustsrsd aome trrbu.
ntthrsa.; 49,. :
xu, Fti.ndship stll wh,s,..sd-' Forgive and for.
GET"
HAs our love all died out Fave IL .liars grown
to.df
Kas d. surs coms at last which The fathers fore
Then nature mus: tsash u ths strength Of tie
That hsr pa.ulsns children would sever Ia twain
Shsy may ashs Til the buas.rds ere sorgsd with
TN the harvest grows black - Il ro.s in he sol
TIL the wolves and the ostamouns arocp from
And .Ls shark tracks tas ps.a.s, the lord CT tss
Ia vain Ia taa strife When its f1ry Is rass
Ths;t for.nnes mast asw In ons elanns. at last !;
fehsers;J
az ne scsxsats that rush l[em shs nopaissns OK
Roli 1aingisa In ps4ee through the valley below.
Oar uLi ~ Ia river, lake ccsen, aud sky;
Axa breaks not tie medal when Cad cuts the die
Tnouga aaskesei with sulphur tht u yh loyen with
Etes',
TIE blue arch will Brighten the waters viii heal.
Q, Caroline, Caroline, child ef thu kur.
Thaae afs battles with fate that can nav ba voo
The hsse DO werins banEee must Ieysr be f,rled,
fof II. bsosaou's Il light the hope Of the wOr!di
IAIp'aue
90, thsn. our rash si.tr! afar and o1sof
run nt!d :" TIE Sunshine aaoay from ~ roof;
bas WIEN your cesrt sehss Gnd your 20 s Lave
g-avyn sore,
Rene aaber tha pethway th.t loads to Our 9eo7
appiause
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

City Council There YES . called me sslny OF
his o-dS he'd y. .hs City Hslt 81 O'Clock .oster.
day evening rreSeus David Saunders AID a
qLo:SIl Tha meeting was ctiied for the ru:pose
Of considering the nsw tax bill. After u brief q.
la,ioa to Ssms Of its provsions it was laid GA tha
fcza the tsap:r OF tho Conncii tie snbjess that
the isaes for te pfeseat yexr will te RAISED tn
ty rer cent s. least, en- rexl estate. Other afti-
c'es OF prot cty may be raised in pr porisn tus
rate csn DO judged OF. report ssisn pox gen.
erally WIS read irom Dr. Aibart snsad Health c ca.
ter, by which It would appear tha. that disease
was &bating Its ravages. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

As this portion Of the p:essn. United Etates 10
attrasting much attention. just new, the following
tstlss, complied from the censns Of 1870 shawirg
the place Ct birth of ths population OF two Of the
Northwes:ern States. may pzovs interesting.
Illinois --Alsssms, as; Arkenaas. 7a7; Calf.
fo.nia, 3; Disfiic! Of Colu,nbi 2S6; Connecticut,
$3.50; Delaware ,337; Florida, 70; Geo, gia "a
Illinois. 3l3 6i0: Ind.ana 3p953; Iowa, 5t'; Ken.
tnety 49sss; Louisiana. 4ee; Maine, Goa; Mary
land 1893; Nesssshusstas. 92sO; Michigan. g. 15e;
Mis,issppi, s91 Missouri, 72as; Nsw Ham pshire.
4ss2; Eew Jersey, 6s4s; Hsw York 81, ,,sj; North
Carolina, 1881; Ohio: "a 2.e; Pennsylvania. 81.
949; Rhode Island, l 05I; Eonth Caroline, 4,1eI;
Tennessee, 3a303; Texas 63; Vermont IL 1891;
Vir sinia. e. t97; Wiscorsn, obs Engsrd, ls 62s;
Scoslead. 4.66l; Wales. t7. Ireland, a7.75o; Prus.
sis, sef rest Of Germany. 3s.lf0; Austri,, &C;
Holland. 90; Norway, 24l5; France. 3s9s; Hritisn
tive, 7.S,93l, Of which after dadncting thosa born
In the state, 14s 730 frcra otaer FREQ States 1l4
6a3 froua slaveholdiag ssates Total fcrolga. no.
ssS. Unknown, 3Na TOtsl white and fee co.
lo,ed population, asl 40.
Indiaaa --Alahama s95; Arkaness. I5l; Distric,
OF Oolumbis, az; Connecticut, 2l65; Delaware,
1915 rieflds, 81; G.orsia, 16l Illinois 4 171: Ia
sIaaa. 32i; Maine, S76; MARYLAND 10 III; Ea.sa
chusetss. 2.e7o; Michigan, 81; Miksissi Spi 2S7
nissouei, l,O06; New Hampahirs. ee6; New JERSEY
1871; New York, "a 80; Hcrth Carolina So. It's
Ohio, 120 1893. Pannsyivaaia. 44.eaS Rhode Island
l33; South Osroiiua. 4t6f Tenrssses u. 7ss; Tax
a.. Al; verncnf. 3le1 Virgins. II si9; Wiseonha
90; 0rsat Britain snd ifsland, 1857; Germany
A93al; 1Rsncs a.x7o. British America. 1878: oshsl
eoun,riss, t006. Yctsl native. 93i 39a, Of which
after dsdueting thoLe born in the Htats. 2l3 9i5
from otksr fires StsteP," I763l6 fecrn slavehold
ing States Total foreign, s. 4S unknowu. 2 595
Total white and Tree colcrsd popuiation. ss3li6
The ratio par cant OF thu fOrsigD horn 10 thl
who.s population II Illinois u I2.t9 iu Indiana
5.5t.
The following n the vote Of these two States b
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18
~ WilltAsnssn 4 Co Auon,
fQo. 19l Main ST.

"1 WILL SILL 8 cur sales room, No l91
w Main ct, on FRIDAY, the s0ah Int, con.
mancins at 10 o'clock r, . hns lot Of Furnl.
ture. consisting Of
Nofas. Tete-a.re!eA
Marbls and plAin top enclossd Wa. hstsuds.
nshos sany, French end other 8sdsteIds,
Mshcga Wsr4rokes,
Cabinets, Bureaus. .ts
Secretary aud Book Osss,
Reckisg Chaiys, Carpets
Haic Mattresses Feather Beds,
Pillows, olstsrs, 6huck Mattresses,
And many ether articles.
Piano, In saesllmt order.
A large lot Of aasorts Crockery.
70 II WtLLIAksON A 90, Aueta
TOMNIssIONEkD s. Lis or Lot Ann
~ DWRkLIaG-HCUaN IN TIE CITY or
kiOE 0ND - A. Commissioner Actirs under 8
dssree Of tbs circuit Court Of the city cf Rlch.
mcni, pronounced on the 7.h day Of February,
18 In the case Of Freem a, Guardian, Va 6miik
snd others, sasi proceed % seli at public snctup.
on the pr, mlses. on TUzkDAY, the 81 day oi
Hsrch, 1868, be Ginning q. o. coek p n, the pfop.
erty in said decree msntionea. consissing Of lot
other improvements therein, floating so feet ou
the East ii3e OF "a street. kStHs sea Lee and n ca
re rnping back j. @ fest.
TERMS -Onef,arth c2sh; balance q. g. IL and Il
month, for ne gotiabis notsx n1serest added, and
title resainsd an.n ali the purchase money be s i,
and eonveyalcs directed by ths Oour or Ne
pnrokassr. AZ his option. rray Fay the whole Dur
chase money la t Ssh. The taxss for 1859 to b
rcid By the purchaser.
X Z HCWISOa. Commr.
Ea.s conducted BY WHLIAAsoR 4 Co., Austs.
fsl7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18
COURT PscC1EpINea

Hnstin1s Court, Tnesday, Feb l7tA-JadSs Wm,
n Lyons presdtnS. Several cases we're disposed
oS to dsY, she Court having gone to work In good
earcsst to dispose Of the large Iumbsr Of casag
before Il. and tho jariss swnrn in the several ces
fesmiua equally d-te 'uained to do thei, duty.
John Soyd yonus white m an sid to belong
to the pIus.usly crowd Was se: 30 the bar, shrssi
with II j IS tas pocket cf srnan II Haacoek. .
- as a,rtSa .,aes T. wss ~ ~ IT,.
enc co1naeI for lLa rrisor ~. h,t H,nrs,f VA
;~.aSrtcased ana die net know who rnhhaj him =
..hs Attorn.v fer Il Ionraoawsrih sos ht 10 "a.
INT Il III N bg .h ,Wtna that H.ncooE a.
me .i.,av on dissovasir9 the ahstr.stion of ~,
funds. had se.zsa Boyd chs,sed hin wita ths lar.
cepy casd the wa ch sad did rot r.lesxe his ho'd
uasi. the asou. - Was in cus.e Jof tie wstosmea.
The cass being given to the jafy ii ~ rstiss !,
and rst urne. With verdict Of eui,ty. ascsesainina
I e .e.m OF n6aem ns 10 the fenite atiary ct tvs
ysars The defendant was ea,ed {, the bar for eeu.
tsrc.. which was passed In aecotdsnce with the
4 lag OF the jary.
John Phelps alias John Dunbar, was nsxt tr I'd
for ssea iaS horse nom Lieut. Vincent Mathew.
gen, Il sppeaxed that defeLdant and James H.
E,moye to ok Ina horses frs IN near ,ailtsey camp
ON the b. COX road ar d tcst ou thsif attem ptlnx
TO 30 to Hanover by tbs same rcp d. they rode by
camp wh.rs the ownegs OF the animals happened to
be. TIE hcrsss wers reoosniz I'd snd pursntt maze.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

Abolition F,isonevs /yyived d-Tventy.iour AbO.
ition prisoners Of war ed at the Libby pfison
yesterday. There was only one commissioned on.
Ger aEong them. These followers of old Abe were
csptured On the Rerpahsnneck, In Fauq7isr co
on Saturday lsst, altar brisk skirmish. by L;eut
shiver and Eerg Mixer. Of Col Butlsr's cavalry.
There ara row in the Libby prison about zoo men
iuclad;nx 65 deserters from the YaEkes arm7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

Robbery on katn Street -Oa Wednesday might,
the merchant tailoring establiihment Of Messra
Beers 4 Spblman, on Aaiu street betwssn i3th
and l4.h, was broken open, and several articles OF
valuable clothing stolen !hsgefrom, including uni
elegant overcoat The glass doer Of the stsrs Wal
broken by . brick aud the entrance effsctsd
through the xpaitlro.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

IL ON Aain md peW stxseiaI u1ae G10 USn6,
efovs's Yassory, FOE ALI A4 Au6fy68-1n
The equsas ef Nz james Kinaalsa. - Ct - g
A0.a YsaruasT, 1919. as o'eloak r r ~ -
valuable property losaeea - aheyA IL -.
Iasnss eesetst Of = a~oe De1sk oasso ~ b a.
k.ss aascsed with alstes rnW ueempius ~ N q
with slsSe Ths lot stsaeAed - tln 6u01l11n 60s
mont cn NE West hns q MIR steeet e = 80
running back atout 81 fsss, anA hoSlne ~
breudth Of i6S fest. ~ - ".
fkRAs. .-0nsshlrd saahs - balanse 4 8 - II
nao1thS for 1agoeiable notn4 WITH 61neQgt e41e4
and secured hy trust dssl. h 49, - -
araass fos lsss - - Dal1 ~ ~ Du1A1ase.
ths 80 Janrary, let3. anA pasohaeo1 ~ 5o6G
Raesdsn who having hid u ooGin1v Win ~
tsm3 Of salA sale, Is wi1l - rssolA 9 = - -
costa oODD11 = A1xn1100G.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

= r,es.-.s.- - :. !. q e..e'Vl
<. ;s..;:s g S:s i |: H.; !: i,
| g g !sas scsl 80 81 HDe : ~ a1pu
- pfaG nes - MONDAY. 4 - G0sS f50l
sse.s.slsg 8 q e'.lrsl 4 nsS S3ssss . ts2o
- Ss.-..1S.s 4 r. 49, -. = ~ - -.
81 o. ~ RI 'SssaScsHsS 49, 49, 49,
ef 1870 n 01ifS' 49, Nv. ~ -. rss1
Hkeofar1 neo.sas.S n .~1 ~ ~ ~ = - *. 49,
prcysd The sssss - ! III T. "a
s. Dwerinr vitS' ssvs..i ss@ 2. g 49, = ~. -
ana other - "...s~ ~ 49, ~
a. ssl,enf oechsrS - ~ sSssSS ~ -
THRNs-oneshtfa -. ~ Ssiss ~. - - a
mcnshe. fbr nesotashse 49, r.SsS ss.~ ~ !.
anl secures s. tsrSe desS. = -. : =
80 I0Sy1 ve91rwvao~
ra4A sh1,se - 1s.s.s.c = - - ~ s.yAs - -
~. ~
a.a. - sw e.v,cs = - - eeeA
~. 49, IN - ~.
.ost - ~ TsrH ~ ~ - a u u ~ - -
~ tssrss a esiss - -. = -
81 - " - > Y-As~r,..~.-..n.<
: - NJ, IL s-ss1k A1D1
Exr01Lnnlx BnaoA 1DelbnNaiD Ar 8xo
y 1sssh ~ess eeessf - 0la1 - - sssestL AZ
AuOf10l..SWe Wln seQ - - peulnoce a
W3O1lOAYs ~ 2NA 1jAeooey. co00aneene
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

U7HL Al SOLD At AUCTION, q tAs G q.
w LOT Bason's Qizr.sr Branch, On THURS.
DAY, the 19.h irss commeaasDk ct 10 o'eao1k- :
80 HOAExS and EOL10,
anopgst the lot four 6ne massS with foal..
w WOOD, Aai and ! =.
= b COOK, Auet'r iel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

TLEGAKT FURNITuRk PI1R AND Man.
ID TEL SIKRORS. CAMPERS, &C, At AUO-
I4vH.-0n FRIDAY, ths 20th instant, ct 10 o"ck,
viii sell ct the residence Of Mr James u Talbots,
cornsr Of Bread and 10 h streetx, his Housshold
xu:ni.urs. consisting Of
Sofas, Mahogany and Oane.7sat Chairs,
Marble top and other Tables
Velvet, Brussels. and three ply Csrpets
Rocking aad Psflor OhSifs,
Oalaret, Book Lase,
DiniEg Tsbsa Mating.
Ward. obes Huresus Jenny Liad and Cottage
Bedstea6s
Harnls-:op Wkshstauda
Lad1e6 Work 0sandi Hat Rack.
Hair and 0kuck Mattresses etc;
3 elegant Treaeh PiAiS Mirrors,
do do Oval do
And many other articles in the housaksopang Hna
10 which the attention oi the public b paFtisulasy
requested
hs shove Furniture II OF The best quality, moGl
OF which u city made
TH1 RnsIDENCx FoR Rluf.-Yrsvioas "a
tie sse Of tha Iusnituss, Will rent the shows
residence not rented privately before The day a
sale. Ths house contains l2 rooms, with Watee
gas. cooking range, and every cows nienes usually
found Ia q frat class dwelling. Also. ssable aa1
carriage house attached to ths pssmises
fe ~ BB COOK, Aust'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

~ Harvey, Hunt, James = c., Anct'Ps,
lWArshouse Virei1ia It under the 1obaeeO n.
chaneAl
WE WILL hold eur = I. suction sals g g
o'clock. At which tlzrs We win ene l&es ara -.
sirabie invoice Of
BLOCKADE GoOrS
compfisng splendid assortment Of
Dry asods,
Boots and 6hoes.
hats, Cutlery,
Calf Skim, Soda,
Pepper, Letter Papef.
Fancy Soaps saa EollooA
-AL&O.-
Inmeiiassly sttsr the saie u Tia ahcva oeo1a
large vaxlety VI
Eanul4eta.sd and sanhias xebasso.
aud 0foesrfsn GoneenI,y.
Parties wlshioe 70 avxu tasmsslsss Of thas op
poetun,sy VIII pisaae ssnd IN thsk goods Of ram
ples early, 10 tha. they 0sy BE- arrsp9sd fow sxAl
billion. HARVEY, Hu1T. JA6k3 = 90,
- l6 Ascafonseaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

nm H1AUTIIuk O0u110Y 0nAa AA1I..
Il I'D .OhaStllY," % IL DeeD 10 1UW1Sa
ron BALE At AUOfI0M.-W0 s2 -
Auctaou, On the pronaiseA en 3uU1GDAY, - ~
1tbfuasy, 1883 q u s's1eek y, - be1n1ilH6
Hush n. HuishsEssn. aad csosnaly 81 ~ Ssss
the laAa Amhroso Hu1ahogpnn. II ser1sa.e NJ
eesss. and will b 20 dlviAsl . - ~ - lI1anl
Hou.e tsAet ~ aarss, an4 ~ balanao w0I to r.
eoutaining II ssrsa ono eentalna19 @ eH0. -
one o0ntainlng e aaneg- ea1o q - S61s -
we'll Wco4sd, an1 I'll ~ ths0 aso hanl1n0iI r..
oated. enbsestng bsoa1iful bui16GnG no04 m
nsighboenood h an e1oellmk -
TxRna-oue-tA36 60; bai1noo g ! - 3
yssss Soe bea1g. osMins intafeok see10 60S
trust dee1; q ~ saah g - oD,1oa q - - 3
ssea Ths txxas for l0e1 70 y ~ ~ AefI1 =
sefu, 0OOUIx = NxUn0 -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-18

- WeWD0 - A. nq11unD -
& g r.sssS = - - - 49, e 3. =. ;. = :
9ssssssy. 10. s 5 ssSssk : r. =: lss5s.
80. los,.sa 3 absvs. - Assallos5 6s1iQ
1iana-ons11ee s1hs Sa,.nss = - /,
msaaAa, ~ neoeelalls nsela 6ssssl go -
Sl ea1 dsea - ta1s - - 8 = -
= 4 ao0,m : 4r.asses -. :,
q @ t. 81 u Il II sSS =; ~ ::
snh OeMt q Ne ely q 16ahno11 r016o1nlna
o. The m fsHuasy, feeA 8 - - q OH1Sii1
asaha Cagnol, - Z ~ Desess1 = - 0p1n
= = e1ss1se; Tnnssna1 s. - Is. g. - ~
nsnsins 9 - e'slesk !? 4, - olswIne e 80
I0to ana TUnemon1a vi. = -
a los % tAs 1seth - a osAAssne. 49,.
s,s 49, 49, SO ~ sassees ~ 1s1sA ~ -
g 4 lsA witAtwo 49, ena slasesea tep.Aa
@ mcosee ssssa nsas - 1sssk Asnss, So ~
81 4 10 WITH srisl .ss;;.a,s, :. u. uer,s -,
g g nsvaa strsss, - b 1Ss ssss ns9 = o Rssse
lta. a lot. with ft.ns Dss,hspee ,,,ar,..A. -
sns m Mossh dds q Duyal street. nsas ~ a1ovS. :
sth. 4 10. With two a..n. ss.s.s,sa, ri. -
eOcys. p On n ses soesa ~ q Dayai sssss a ~
6sh. a valuabls LOT q ~ ecenar q u,.sl -
Je6esscn streets, - By 10 issG y =
TIL lot b Tuxpaas Addltisa. O Hsoen g..
Ssn n.u % ~ " fsst bs1he paris q ~ Nos g
TEsns.--one- -saush eaGA; h.,u.a, - ns,s~.
lS m0uthA Ter negotiable noisa isAagsoS a6A11 -
teie rsfainsd tu ~ the purahns ne0oY = -
:. saa q s,nyya.e: d'sestsd q q. ss9e = - -
yesr g b paid By the psFlhsGse. -
Il ID 10. i IOWID6H sflanev
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-03

EFFECTS OF FRUIT ON DisEAsE.-A
writer on growing fruit in Kansas, and its
healthfulness as portion of our food, saws:
Never shall | forget the impression
made on my mind at very early period
OF my life, by the directions given my
mother by the family physician, as she sat
weeping over The cradle in which ] had lain
for number of days in hopeless condi-
tion. Now, said he, don't you give that
boy one drop of cold water, and you had
better keep those strawberries out of his
sight. In few hours my brothers and
Sisters returned from the meadow with a
pail oveiflowing with the delicious fruit,
and supposing me too far gone to observe
anything in the room, the berries were left
near my cradle. soon opened my eyes
upon the tempting deIicacy, and in few
unobserved moments filled my mouth sew
eral times with the cooling beverage flor
they were really like water on my dry.
parched tongue.) In few hours / broke
out IN fine Precipitation. My tongue.
which had been rafting on my teeth, be-
came moist, and when the doctor q anne, he
said my fever had turaed-the ca!omel had
produced Its desired effect, and That should
probably &c, we'll"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-03
Cheshire Railroad.

g UNMER ARRANGEMENT.--on aud after MONDAY,
= May &c, ls62, Trains will run follows:-
MOVING EAST-Ieaye
Bellows Falls at so A. NJ and IS P. NJ at so
A. NJ and 255 Mand arrive at Fitchburg at IL 40 A. NJ
and 452 p NJ. Boston at 80 and $50 P NJ Worcester
at 200 and 100 P. NJ.
MOVING WEST.-Leave
Boston at $50 A. NJ. aud 90 P NJ; Ftchburgh at As
A. NJ and $50 p NJ. Keene, IL % A. NJ and Is p. M
and rive at Bellows Falls at 1920 A. NJ and 915 p. NJ
Windsor l2n A. NJ. and 1015 p NJ; Rutland, 800 A. NJ
and l145 P NJ; burlington. 90 M.
Trains Connect foliolcs:
Up trains at Bellows Falls with RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD, for Rutland, Burlington, Montreal Ogdens-
burgh Albany, Troy, Saratoga Springs Schenectady and
he West No change Of between Boston Rutland
by either train Lodge at Rutland arriving at Burlington
900 next morning, SC
Also with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor White
River Junction, burlington. 0gdensburg. Montreal, St
Johnsbury, sc, via. VT. CENTRAL, PASSUMPSIC and
VERMONT & CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make
direct connection via VT. CENTRAL r. r. for all points
NORTH the last train running direct through Windsor
w. r. junction and Burlington by night Vt c.
Il. r., arriving at Burlington 20 next morning, sc.
Doton Trains Connect a Fftch5uYgh
with Trains of Fitchburgh Worcester r. for Worcester
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And at Groon junction with trains Worcester Nash
ua r. for Nashua and Concord and with Grains Stony
Brook r.. X. for Lowell, Lawrence. &c.
A, CHAPLIN. Superintendent
STEWART, Gen. Ticket Agt.
Superintendent's Office, Keene N H. May %, 1862.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-03
Agricultural.
How to put up Strawberries, etc.

We have had all winter. and are still as
ing, some of last years crop of strawberries,
in excellent order and flavor. They we're
chiefly kept in Potter & Bodine's jars, the
most convenient and everything considered,
the best of the twenty odd kinds we have
tried (Many patent jars promising well
have cost us loss OF time. fruit, and sugar,
II fad ont that they were poor. The poree-
lain-lined iron jars are the best of all, but
are rather too costly for general use though
possibly the cheapest in the long run.) The
best plan Is, to till the jars with sirawber-
RES. then pour in syrup made by boiling
10 TO- white sugar in quart of water.
The jars are then set down nearly to their
necks in cod or lukewarm water, in a wash
boiler, and the water heated TO boiling
When the berries have had time to barely
cook through, the jars are lifted out, and
one is used to I'll up all shrinkage in the
others, so that they shall be quite full.
wipe the top clean with damp cloth while
they are still hot. The covers are then put
on and fastened tightly. Set into the cellar
or any cool room. We put up 144 quart
jars last year, of different kinds Of fruit, and
only lost by fermentation two bottles Of to-
matoes. When the above, or other good
jars, are not accessible, common junk bottles
thoroughly cleaned, or other glass bottles
or jars, may be used, as we know by many
successful trials. Tightly fitting soft corks,
tied in, answer well for covers. 1t is best
TO make these surely air-tight, by dipping
the corks when dry. but still hot, into a ce-
ment made by melting together an ounce of
lard and about a pound of rosin. Simple
beeswax or grating wax will answer. The
fruit may be first cooked with small guam
MY OF syrup, in a porcelain-lined, or even
timed vessel, ard then dipped into the pre-
rious'y warmed jars or bottles, sealing up
as soon as the air-bubbles have risen and
Their place is filled with more cooked fruit
This mode is more convenient, but daes not
preserve the shape and flavor of the fruit
as well as The other way. The smaller the
amount OF sugar the better will the natural
n'vor OF the fruit be preserved. We use
just sugar enough to fit the fruit for the table.
The above directions answer for other
berries, cherries, peaches, and for other
irui's, except that pears, ounces, cherries,
ETC., require longer cooking to heat them
through. Tomatoes need boiling down one
nan, both TO save room and make them
Keep well. The above method is infinitely
better and cheaper than the old mode of pre-
serving withsa large and unnecessary guam
t'ty OF sugar. --Amertcan Agrfeuhu4'st.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-03

IHE GREAT NATIONAL ExnIBITIoN.-
The number of American contributions to
the Hamburg Agricultural Exhibition in
July, and which are now about starting from
New York, is unexpectedly large, number
ing over one thousand separate entries. with
an aggregate weight of nearly two hundred
IONS Nearly an The contributions are as-
ricultural Implements and include every
species of farm tool from hoe to reaping
machine, and with many of these it is con-
fidently predicted the United States will
carry away the palm over European COM
petition. Comparatively few of the arti-
Giles come from New York and the Eastern
States; Ohio and Pennsylvania are the
chief contributors. The entries of live stock
are few, ard consist principally of sheep
from Vermont. On the whole, pretty well
Tor war times.
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