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Imperlal GinRerbread.

Rub six ounces of butter into three quarters
of pound of -four; then mix six ounces of
treacle with pint Of cream carefully, lest it
should turn the cream; mix in a quarter Of a
pound of double-refned sugar, half an ounce
of powdered ginger, and one ounce of caraway
seeds; stir the whole well together into a paste,
cut it into shapes, and stick cut caudied orange
or lemon peel on the top.
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Cabbage is said to be one of the best proven
tives of scurvy known. Before it was intro
duced into England, scurvy was one Of the
most common diseases of that couAtry. twas
worshipped as a god by the Egyptians, and was
priced above almost every thing else BY the
Greeks and Romans. The Germans are about
the only class of our population that appreciates
it at its true value. Ifa German family have
but a square yard of ground they will have
their cabbage. And they are sensible for it.
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Another Remedy.

Rats and mice can be very easily got rid of,
if the people will only use the means. Get
live plaster of Paris and flour. mix them dry in
equal quantities, lay in dry places and sprinkle
little sugar among t. Both rats and mice
eat ravenously, the plaster sets firm directly
after it is moistened, becomes lump inside of
them, and kills to q certainty.
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IS Purity, Green.

Parker, of Ticknor 4 Co.'S military clothing
store, tells q "rich one" on one of the Arkan-
sas boys. A lank looking chap entered his
store, the other day, and inquired for shoulder
straps. Upon Mr.. Parker's inquiring what kind
ofstraps, "Arkansaw" suggested that he creek
oned them kind with the eagle on 'ud do
The bold soldier was then asked how he rank
ed, and replied, he "didn't rank at all, but be-
longed to the Arkansas cannon company
First Arkansas Artillery "Rackensack''
should be promoted RoHa Erpsess.
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,fot.@ tge farmer.
Ten Rules to be Observed in Making

Ten Rules to be Observed in Making
Butter.
In making good butter there are several nice
operations to be gone through with. which re-
quirs IN eye to cleanliness, forethought, and
some little experiences. - -
L. On milking clean, fast, yet gently, regu-
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borne ia mind that two pans about half full
each win produce greater amount OF cream
than the same milk If in but one pan; the rea-
son Of this Is the greater surface. ~ ,iT
3.gscalding is quite an important feature in
the way Of making butter in cool weather; the
cream, rises much quicker, the milk keeps
sweet much longer, the butter is Of better
color, and churns in one half the time. '.a
T. Swimming must always be done before the
milk becomes loppersd; otherwise much of the
cream turns into whey and is lost. a' Lori
S. Churning, whether by hand or otherwise,
should occupy forty or fifty minutes.
6. Washing in cold soft water is one Of its
preserving qualities, and should be continued
until It shows no color Of the milk by the use
of the ladIe; very hard water is highly charged
with lime, and must in q measure impart to it
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8. First working, after about twenty four
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9. Second working takes place at the time
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10. Packing is done with the hands or with a
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and put layer Of salt upon it; in this way the
salt can easily be removed at any time, by
simply taking hold Of the edges Of the cloth.
Butter made in this way will keep any length
of time required Geqessee Farmer.
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How to Make Hard Soap.

Take 3 pounds of unslacked lime. and 9
pounds of soda, and put in S gallons of water.
When they are dissolved, pour off the water
from the top, (throwing the sediment away,)
and add to it six pounds of fat. Boil till thick,
pour in tub, and when cold, cut in bans and
dry. 1t ia injured by freezing before drying
D. TAYLOR, in Am. Aqriculxrist.
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Seed Cake.

Beat one pound of butter to quart ofcream,
adding gradually quarter of pound of sifted
sugar, beating both together; have ready the
yolks Of eighteen eggs, and the whites of ten.
beaten separately; mix in the whites first, and
then the yolks, and beat the whole fer ten min
utes; add two grated nutmegs, one pound and =
half of -four, and mix them gradually with the
other ingredients; when the oven is ready, beat
in three ounces of picked caraway seed.
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Boston has received many hard rubs, says
the Albany Argus, but an anecdote of little
three-year-older, about leaving her home on
visit to that metropolis, is a little ahead Of
anything yet. At the close of her prayers, the
night before departure. she added, with the ut
most simplicity: Now, goodbye, Mr.. God;
I'm going to Boston in the morning, to be alb.
sent two weeks"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-06-25

= tMaxuar.-Ago good top dressing placed around
tbs trunks, as far out a the roots extend is Of
more benefit to the tree, than quantity Of ma
-. niled around the trunk. Fruit tseesshcuid
mt bs over manured. Make good use of ashes
= orchard and purse;y: pear trees are benefit
ted by them.
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WouLD-BE PuRcHAsrR.-"Let me look at
your stock Of cotton socks.''
SronrKrErER, lin estonishmenf) -" Cotton
socket The articles are not in our catalogue;
but We have some very pretty cast-iron ones
Monitor pattern-whieb think will just sui.
you" s.r,
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A few days since, Gen. Rosecrans Was din.
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tells. He unfortunately tasted the I tennessee
butter, when he Immediately arose and saluted
the plate before him, remarking: "Gentleuen.
that butter susrsnks me-"
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Why amt you with your regimentf''
"Oh! I'm sick-I've got something the mat.
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main upon it forty-eight hours. Then rub with
leather sprinkled With unslsked lime, finely
powdered, until all the rust disappears.
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