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Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
CuTY POST OFFICE,

- WAsHINGTON, D. c.
NOTICE Is hereby given that, In accordance with
instructions laid down by the Postmaster General
| will receive, on TUESDAY, January c, And for
the space OF thirty days thereafter, for redemption
At this office, such SOfd dCidCcd p0giugc stamps as
have become so by being used as currency
Apply at kOom No. IL, between the hours Of ~
O'Clock, n, H., aud O'Clock, p, M
l.. CLEPllANE Postmaster.
dec 3l-cOlm Star h ChrOnl
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
QUARTERMAsTrnls DEpor.

WANTED.--Five Hundred good, sober, and
w experienced TRANSFERS, for the Quarter
masters Department In this city,
Apply TO c. II. Snow, General Superintendent at
this ottice. J. J, DANA,
de l3-lm Capt. and A. q, NJ q. 5. Army.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

! :
TIE VIEW CANTERB ta b
TIM VIEW OAETKRB ~
THE NEW OANTKRB AZ,
THE NEW oANTBRB .sY,
THE VIEW CAETERBtRY.
THE NEW OANTRRB6RY,
THE NEW CANTERBURY,
THE NEW CANTERBURY,
THE NEW CARTRRBURY,
Louisiana Avenue, near Sirth strssf.
GEO. PERcIvAL 4 oo...., ,PRor'Rs Ann MANAGES.
GRAND RE-OPENINs NIGHTI
wednesday IevsniaE, December sIss,
(NEw YEARS EvE.)
stuPsRdsUs ImPFOVs@"ntsT
This tuHen,ely pspsssy place Of anu.s,uen, will
work S has al been executed BY FosS'"gios Fs5G.
mn, at cost exceedinF
Four THousAND DOLLARS
qnstts, es.,~b Msssrs. ant - 4 Bsrron, build
sIs. New Sssl5wsy, s's!e hSsIsint5snts hss sc BY
Re ffs.sS, o. Sessrs ':i " Fssisriss s'
ss%sy %S5 IS 2 sGGs | ~ !, e: : saSssS:E $s S
''F The Canterbury H.n ls now one Of the lsrss..,
Amusemsnt IL the eountry, the proprislora having
spared neither pains nor expense 70 make4t the
GREAT music HALL oT THE YoRLDS
H. has an entirely rev A9ditS5ig pew , frg's
eommodAte over toopeuonsi new Orchestral Chnlis
which, for eApe and elegance eaunot b. surpassed.
Every seat in TIE house has been 30 arranged ~ 70
enable every person 70 have faH vtsis ef Ne asgs
which has been fitted up with new sqeneIY, new
ISs Ss sy sOs sv9a p me sens
LEFT undone that would add TO the comfort Of the
patrons.
no establishment in the Norld IN proof 81 which,
the following array Of talent IL respectfully -
mitted to the intelligent, smusementloyinE
munity. ftl
MISS AGNES soVTHERLAyI
The Scottish wAIbIe -
MISS KATE PENNoyER,
The Popular TsrpsiehOreaR hItistsf
MISS NELLIE TAYLOR,
The Charming BIelodist
THE COURT OF BEAUTY,
Miss Jennie Allen, Mig. Lay brandon.
Mas Clara Berger, Miss Tilly Forbes,
Mise Kate Harrison, Mss Anne Harrison,
Mile Jennie, La Petite Ella,
THE BEAUTIFUL BALLET FRoUPEI
GEO. R. EDEtoN, .>.
The Great Comedian, PSntomiAisi, and yocahst. -
THE TALENTED CORPS DErHIoPEl
consisting OF
Willis Armstrong, JugEler.
H. W. EAgan, the Uhrivalled Comedian.
T. N. Hayes, the Champion Clog Dancer Of the
Biily Emerson, the Reliable and Versatile Per-
former.
NJ. lean Closki, the Disciple OF TerpsiehoFs.
J. sylvAs Clarke, the Acme Of PhnetuAlhy.
Harry Talbot, the Immense Tamboriniat. .
who will appear every evening In an olio pod-
dTia OF
oRKoGRAPHICALITIEs.
The evening entertainments will conclude xit thlk
comic pantomime, entitled
TIL E RIVAL ARTISANS.
Sam Wax WiiilS ArmstroGg.
ADMISSIoN-BSlcony and Parquette, % ctsi to
Orchestra Arm Chairs, 20 sts.i 10 Priyste Boxes,
holding six persons, Sb.
Two Grand Performances -
THURSDAY, NEW YEARS DAY.
Afternoon, At 2o'eloek, for LADIES AND omLDRf h.
This will give the Ladlss .shAnce u see y
THIS BEAUTIFUL TEMPLE Of ApuSIcf
Admission 70 Afternoon-LAdies, 20 cents, chill
dren, 10 0ts Usual night's entertainment ior Gen
tlemen At N O'Clock dec 81
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

0TicE.-DsGtnrSS, Impaired Sight Throat Disease,
Catarrhal ADeciiOR.-PefsOnB wishing DR.. Won
MOSehziHkor's services in any Of these mals, lies,
should call without delay, as he will short arrange
to resume his practice In New York. For refer
enees and further particulars, see his card in the
avenue, opposite WillRrds'. jan i--6t'
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WAS LEFT IN MY CARE, about 10 days ago,
w by 4 negro men, who represented himself as
the servant Of Major Philip Tor Phillips) of the Six
tcenth Massachusetts regiment, the following Art-
cles, via: One white leather valgc; one black lea
ther vRlisej three blankets and one sword.
The owner will please call prove property, and
take them away. &. KAHLERT,
dec 3l-3t' Cor. nth and d streets, (IslandO
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

Go 20 WHITEHURsT, 43I PennsylVRnia avenue,
to obtain superior LlkeneGses at reduced prices,
Fine Gard Vignettg, formerly sold at S6 per dozen,
now Blling at 81 half dozens, same rate. COlorrd
lmpeHals reduced from $50 to S2Oi HcllInE whole
size oDlOfed At only S0 | will excel In u (olOrrd
Carte Dc Hsiissn having secured the services Of a
superior artist for that branch Of business Like,
neases ofmany of those fallen In battle can he OBJ.
tRined Aerei also card photographs of prominent
meR, both civil and military nov 2l-Im
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
IIu1nur,,,r rrr,nr No.

laSOnr4sLE ENEnoY MASAsrR ToRp.--
CAUsE OF ME fiRE STILL yrKHowH.--Mfr. Fits
simmons, the business mAnaetr OF FoTd's Theatre,
has informed un that II 10 Mr.. Fordt intention 70
rebuild Immediately on the site Of bis former thea
dispatch a the Holiday Street Tbeatre Baltimore,
his other theatre, he came on, giving ordera, a.
soon a. the Insurance committee visited IT, 10 clear
out and rebuild; numerous parties Offering 70 give
bonds to set II all up within forty days, making
double its former size, with new means Of ihgress
and egreas, hteproof, ec, Manager Ford WAS In
sured for sib 900; his loss Il estimated about e9e
900, besides the individual loss Of every member Of
the company. There IL no telling to = certainty
how the conhAgration was caused, whether BY ao-
eident beyond control or malicious design ~ the
unpriheipled and demonlAc dettoyers Of the ward
robe, music, ke., ofhia popular theatre Mr.. Harry
Ford, the treasurer, with Mr.. Fitz simmons, sue
eeeded in saving all the money, accounts, Gc., in
the once.
The loss which Miss Riehings sustained in her
and ether articles Of like character, cannot well be
estimated as Its value cannot be computed by dol.
o. the company, Mr.. Alvin Read lost his ward.
robe, valued At about e900.
Mr.. Bailey lost the greater portion Of his ward
robe, and also coat Belonging to Mr.. Ben Rogers,
curls,
Besides the wardrobes Of others Of the stock
company, Mademoiselles Katrine and Nilsen and
Monsieur Fouche also lost their wArdrohep.
Mr.. Fowler, carpenter, lost over 800 worth Of
tools, and Mr.. Get1, the scsnig artist lost all his
paints, brushes, &C., and number Of Jewels, valued
In all at Sl6O.
Every Instrument belonging to the orchestra ives
also lost. Among the humter was q violin belong
Ing to Mr.. Fenson, which he had used thirty years
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

ID OoMS TO LET-FnIr Furnished Rooms with
N or without Board, within FIVE mlnutes' walk
OF PennsylvAnlA avenue. Inquire at No. 4O7
Maryland AVenEe. Oe Soft
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

DY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetionssrs.
ID VALUABLE DWELLING HOUSE ON c ST.
AT PURLic sALE.-In virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court Of the District Of Columbia, No. l6l2,
sitting In chAnceTy, in cause wherein William
W. Corcoran ct al. were plAlntifs and Henry c.
Matthews et al. were defendants, the subscriber,
the trustee appointed BY said decree will proceed
to sell to the highest bidder, the premises, on
TUESDAY, the both day Of December, IeGl, At I
O'Clock In the afternoon, the following valuable
property, to wits
An that piece or parcel Of land In the city Of
Washington, which Is known as the eastern half
Of lot numbered twenty-eight, (29) In reservation
numbered ten, (l0) aa the same IL laid down on the
public plat OF said city fronting n feet on street
north, and running back I9o feet 10 an alley, to-
gether with the threestory Brick Building situated
thereon.
Terms Of sale are; one-thirG cash; and the resi-.
due In two equal inHtalments at and ~ months,
with interest from the day OF sale, the deferred
payments TO be secured by deed Of trust on the
premises aold.
II the terms he not complied with within Ave
days from the day Of sale the subscriber reserves
the right to resell the property for cash on ten
days public notice Ofthe time and place al The risk
and cost Of the purchaser in default
All c0nveyancing At the purchasers cost.
A. HYDE, Trustee.
dee aO-lt GREEN n WILLIAMS, Aucts,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

FUNERAL OF MAJoR GEO, W. PETTIoREw.--The
remains Of Major Geo. W. Pettigrsw, OF the rebel
army, who was wounded and taken prisoner IN the
battle OF Fredericksburg, were conveyed from Ma
sonic Hail. corner Of Ninth and d streets, 10 the
ColBre e1siona cemetery, and there inferred In .
lot belonging to the Masonic fraternity. The de-
ceased was severely wounded In the knee, but
firmly refused to have II dressed until the other
wounded were attended to. The result was that
modification engued, which rOon caused his death
on Monday. A little while before he expired he
made knewn that he was Mason and desired to
see some Of the oder, The grand master, on being
informed OF his condition, hastened to his bedside
and witnessed will drawn up by the deceased, be-
queathng his extensive property In Georgia TO his
mother, wife and children. He waa anxious to be
buried with the usual Masonic hOnors. Major
Pettigrew was connected with some Of the most
influential families Of the South. The corpse lay
in state at Masonic Hall till yesterday afternoon
when the funeral services OF the Episcopal church
blAge there present were many prominent male
and female seeessionists Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

"ANTED--AHO HOUSE, furnished or unfurnlsh.
w ed on the north side OF PennsylvAniA Ave
nue., between Fourth and Twentieth streets, with
from six to fourteen rooms, at \ reasonable rent.
first class tenant can be secured. Please address
80. D., >" Box SOC, Post once. dec 21-2W
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WTANTED.--LadIes and gentlemen TO consult
w La EOislne, y descendant of ABtTOlOgist to
Napoleon the Great on all affairs of life, at al
Eleventh street. Diseases examined and cured in
a few sittings. deco
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

INDIA Rubber GoODs-The place to buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINs, CAMP BLANK ETS
HAVELDCKS, HAVERSACks, aud every article
made q b. INDIA RUBBER, Is at II. A. HALLS
India lbheF Warehouse, where you can obtain
them AZ fnhnutactureTa' prlces, 3lO Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. Oc %
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WA. TED,--At the New York Employment
Pennsylv vRnia avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (25) White
and COlOred GIRLS, with good references as Cooks,
ChAmbermAidG, LAundTesses, WAitresscs, Nurses,
and SeAmstTesses. Also, young COlOFed Men, 10
wait on tables In Private Families or Hotels. Also
wanted, houses Immediately, with or without fur
niture Employers In want Of good help, will fnd
1t to their advantage to call.
may 2s-tf N. II. MILLER.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

MTANTED.--FOr gentleman and his wife, n
w Double PArlor, with lrst-class furniture and
board. Price not 50 much a consideration dS nice
place.
The best city reference given and required. Ad-
dress Banker" at the CITY Post ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WTANTED.-A GIRL to do the general house
w work OF a family Of three grown persons
Apply at W. L. Wall Cos, corner Pcnnsy ylvEniA
avenue and Ninth street. dec 90
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
Ninm street, NNdr PenHyEVa'ia aSenw.
PRoPRIEToRs A. HAMBLINk co
ACTING MANAGER A. NJ. HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS MANAGER JAMES PILGanI
BEST COMPANY IN AMERICA.
ROWDED AND
DELIGHTED
AUDLEyCES'
LOOK At THE
ARRAY OF TALENT.
The Wonderful
A. NJ. HERNANDEZ,
AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE.
First appearance of the Young and BeAuhful
KATHLEEN O'NEIL,
The great Irish Comedienue and Vocalist, who will
appear
MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 20,
In her great character ofthe
IRISH PERFECT CURE.
Also In characteristic Irish Melangr. entitled
IRISH CoURTSHIP,
In which she will sing her Original Song Of
mo IRISH NEED APPLY"
KATHLEEN o'NEn., ~
KATHLEEN O'NEIE l.
KATHLEEN o'NEIL,
KATHLFEyS-yiSIl
The irish Wonder.
First Appearance Of
MILE. MARIE ZOF,
MILE. MARIE zOE,
MILE. MARIE ZOE,
MILE. MARIE ZOE,
The Most Accomplished and Charming DanSeuse
In America,
First Appearance of the Celebrated
MR.. B. YATES,
MR.. B. YATES,
MIR. B. YATES,
,u,ovo MR. B, YAPFa,
SAM LONG,
SAM LONG,
SAM LONG,
SAM LONG,
SAM LONG,
The Great Comic singers.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

lHN AUBBER ROoTs AND SHOEs.-The above
Ttld Y sold cheaper at II. 4. HALLS India
uhiH PgehOuse, 3lU PenBsy ylVAnia avenue, than
Haf store Ia this city or vicinity This 70
I. ~ 49, yourselves, $40 PennBylvaniA
w. NO 92-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

IN BULLION BANK redeems ts notes In U
8. thsury notes, when any amount from one
dolAriupwards Is presented,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
no INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

MUM y Co, pFoprietOrs OF the Scientific Amer
lean, and agents for procuring American and For.
eign
IPHh SiTts6M Years experience IN the Business.
Refer to Hon Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon W. d, Bishop, eX-COmmissiOneFs OTPAtents
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co.'S Pa
tent Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, % cents
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Pa
tent Ottlcc, -,
Ohices, No. 81 Park Row, New York; Washing.
ton, corner OF And seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Otice. mar iG-OmIf
SMITH q BEALL, No. 36I, Seventh street,
~ between | and streets, Is the place TO buy
your winter Clothing. They sell cheap. Try them
NOV 9I-ltIRni
(tAMP STOVES
- CAMP STOYESII
We are now manufacturind
HEATING STOVES, which WI
dOIen or hundred as cheap aH :
Baltimore. T. II,
nov 10 S9l Penn, Ay
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT In a
L frst-clAss New House, and new Furniture;
also, a PArlOT will be furnished to person apply
35T street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
dec 26-lw
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

Yesterday morning, Captain Wan.
4 ne once Of Superintendent
pa the Valise taken from JOhn
ll Cronln on Tuesday last, The
rom Clay's. Hotel, and Dryine
by one OF the employees of ihs
Hiting trial. F"
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

IIOUsE WANTED, " possible, In the central
IL part OF the city-irom about six to Twelve
Rooms. fair rent will be paid, and the best OF
tenants can be secured. References given II re-
quired. Please address "P. 0. box 65O." de 2Llw
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WTANTED--A white GIRL TO do the house
w work for family Of four. Reference re-
luired Call at No. III South street, between
Ninth and Tenth, up stairs.
dec SO-9t W u. JAQuES
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

10, " bey and s. PancOast, PhIIA.
wv Robt, Dale Owen, Indiana
pIhgy,St ~, Ct.i Col, Hall, Gen. ]. J.
lre ~ he Metropolitan.
Nv SAj Thos. BatemAH; n. Ii n.
kSW Geo. b. Cheever and Geo. D.
lon. J, Morrill,, VII J. II. TAYLOR,
~ wentworth, ~ H. J-HTtSh.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

EF-The above Sale Is postponed, on ac-
count Of the rain, until TUESDAY, the eth day OF
Of the trustee. GREEN & WILLIAMS
dec al-eotdH AuctIOneefa
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WTANTED--A LAD, about II ycars old, who
w can read and write, to go on errands and
make himself generally useful In = bO~k-hindery.
Applyto EDWARD LNCETT,
dec 3l-2t 91l Penn. avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

mIoHAEL J. GRIATIsH, messenger In the Indian
lu2se,A genuine IILsh patriot, who has several
o9Ountrymen through our col
eonlnissiOn Rs captain In the
Ian brigade, and will leave in
is command. He has Allied his
to himself and satisfaction TO
the right man IN the right
Ithla late promotion,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

fIhE iEsTERDAY MORNING.
|ltslsfdAyI was caused by the
lOtt QtIa'atAble In the rear of
But little loss
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

WANTED,--At this Ofice-cnples Of this pa
w per, Cthe National RcPubIicdRJ Of the SOth
December. jan lite
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

BANKING RATRs.-The following are the rates
at which bankers and brokers are buying and
selling gold and sllyer-the legal tender notes
being the standard:
Buying Selling.
S Gold 80 per c, prem. 50 per c; prem.
Demand notes 90 90 I"
Banks of Issue In Washington and George
town.
Washington. GEORGETOWN.
Bank of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Baq pf Washington. Bank.
PAT ptlc Bank. Bank of Commerce.
FaAht Il Merch's B'nk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
ND nE-OPENINe NIGHTI
stuPsRdous ImPFovsR.ntst
THE NEW CANTERBURY,

wednesday Bvsning, Dsesruhsr sIst,
(NEw YEARS EvE.)
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
LoCAL NEkSLI
Amn..n.n,I

enovrns Hidden HAND hi.syet
Ing inAugnratsa the new year, sad NJ 4 eeIebr1
dnetion of very attractive nov(s ! a snpeTid
dFamptizaiion Of Mrs.. southvo,tiIt a,,tiSii ~
= = story, ths Hidden Hand Il hieh ali nd
sthsr WIN Ss psSaiss comp flRPs'I lss sytS
IN hls th,illinI play, Miis K,ts 1sain appears a
Sa4Plsol. M: NJ Cleric. n.Iser i.yorlts youns
na, sa ho!sI' a. naior warasn he piSes 4 excel.
Ienty cast will b preuantaA w he proper scene
ysls Thsatre HIs % TsPees soIott q Gro
Ie Irhe Inviting attractions u he ntahilrhment
isS.imSorr9w evening, the 9pular comedian, Mr
selohell, VIII appear In w Of his best ohafar-
| " On the occasion Of his heht.
ESTrRBuRY.-ThIs m Z itIasent temple opsDss
sssSSsS SsS Sas S5aat n. p.ss
ID ai%en, AZ thS Srsa1 ~ y: Every one was q
side. The coJa ks undoub,edly % ~ bssiI Sa
aS yet appearyln Arlington and The hall
e. G the nc. most btIt y |. ln.srlor appearance
neit Of ladisJ u to-niEht ! capital pTs. IT
~ mas been PEoIided let every one who
ne most splendid music hsl In the UnItel
Wat the C7aIhrbury this afternoon and to-
N4mneTes yAarrIrs.-Two performance.
he afternoon soihI encing al O'Clock, and n he
aaiion of Is and children, when al most
ye entertalnnsnt will be given and All the
talent % ne stabahment, comprising the follow
W, WI VII alpeari Kathleen o'Nel, Mile Marie Zoe,
.s Vs.. Aas Issnan The great A. NJ. Hrnands1, Ben
hpdworth, Paul Berger, T. A. coleman No!
* hiothsral L., and the grand corps de ballet.
i. fHa sstyS s.ss G.sJSS r Ss
! se.s pleasant st iinES amusement.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01
WANTS.

good CARRIER to deliver
w this paper. CAll at this Office jan I-tf
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-01

an I-dtf
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
BEST TIME TO FEED GRAIN TO
SHEEP.

Noon is preferred 10 morning for this
purpose by correspondent OF the Country
Gemhmun, for three reasons First. be-
cause, at noon, their apPetites are partly
satisfied, and therefore the stronger ones
will crowd the weakes ores less than they
would do in the morning; second, because
the sheep will eat the coarser fodder bet
ter before eating grain than afterwards +;
and, third, because, by eating at noon,
the grain will be better mingle- with the
coarser fodder already swallowed, and be
more likely 10 rise with their cuds for
thorough mastication, by which the great
est amount of nutriments will be extracted
from given amount o.! food,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
LOOK OUT FOR COLDS.

This chapgeablc weather is just the time
to catch colds and levers. Don't let the
warmth of the sun sedGee you iuto throw
ing of your coat, or TO leave your windows
open, and let the fire 60 out Ugly colds
are thereby cugendercd. Now is just the
time, also, for the scarlet fever TO seize,
with its terrible grasp, the forms of the lit
,le ones, Don't let the children be exposed
to the weather without being as warmly
dressed as on cold days, for these snufiles
and colds are the precursor of scalet fever
and certain death. [Albany Knich.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
@ II O C 4 Il I Z S .

at low prices and in fact almost everything in my line
that may he called for. as have purchased much lar
ger stock OF goods than usual and am determined to
sell them at very small profits, for ready pay.
Ladies will find it to their advantage 10 buy their
Dress Goods at this establishment, as Will prCscn to
every Lady customer, who may desire it, one of Mad.
anr Drm6rcst's latest sleeve patterns. call and sec
the Mirror of Fashion just published, with iull and
reliable description of the latest Paris fashions,
Bloomsbury, Sept. %. 1853.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31

s@He that thinks himself the happieSt
man really is so; but he that thinks him
self the wisest man is generally the great.
ere fool.
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BLN0N.aylroN coALNERnLaL coLLE0E.

THIS INSTITUTION Is under the sole name n
! and direction of Prof ID. w. LpweLL, so log
Lac al,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
Garme, 9 Column,
CAMPAIGNE CIDER.

We annex, from very respectable
source the following on the subject of
Campaigne Cider. The process of making
good article of cider, as free as possible
from alco holic influences, is so simple
that any one who has the apples can have
it in his family:
"After the apples are crushed, press
out the juice, put in clean cssk and
leave out the bung, 1t will work without
anything put in in four or five days
draw off, and put into another clean cask,
Do this three or four times, allowing as
many days between each changing 1t
does not work well in cloudy weather ,aud
so must be left longer. II it does not fine
we'll it will not keep sweet, To assist the
fning, dissolve six ounces of gelatine for
each hogshead and mix: do this previous
TO the last change of cask.
The quantity OF cider depends upon the
sort of apples used. Two parts sour ap.
pies and one part swee. will make good
cider
Now observe, let there be no time lost
in the whole process, but allow sufficient
time TO do it well. 1t is particles OF pulp
left is the cider that causes it to turn ur.
To effect the proper clarifying and work
ing, it will require four changes of cask, ,
that is if you want fr,t rate cider. Do
not put any water in any part of the pro-
cess-having all juice.
Alter the last change the cider may re-
main in the cask, bunged up two or three
months. You can then bottle off--lay the
bottles down in IL cold, dark cellar some
Will burst, but then you must put up with
it. 1t will be fit to use during the sum
mer, when all parts of the work have been
well done The bottled cider will be equal!
to champagne and will keep sweet. Som
put brandy, rum, gin or other good spirits
in it does not preserve it, but ouly makes
intoxication.
If you can get pinc-apples very cheap,
two or three crushed up in hog.head of
juice will be great improvement. If you
keep the cider in casks, be sure that they
a'e sound and air tight. and very clean,
Wash out with cold water, and scad out
your cask-iumigate with rag or sulpher
melt the sulpher and theu dip the rag
in, piece abou, one foot square will be
sufficient for hogshead-light the rag and
then put in the hogshead--leave out the
spile peg only. This will destroy all
must or midue, or any other bad taste in
the cask,"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-31
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Wilkes. Barre, Nov. l5 1859!