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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
DsPAErMuEY or sYArl,
Richmond, ls.h November, 1864.

hlVhmOuul IoLn NUVemDeF, Iob4. J
sI-I have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt
OF the resolution Of the Senate Of the h instant
ierred to me for ansueF 10 the. inquiry whether
any StAfe of the United States has, through any Of
her recoga z,d authorities, directly indirectly
uresstd Willingness to 90 into convention with the
ting peace, or consulting on the pest method Of Of
ctrg cessation OF hostiliies" and respectfully re-
port mat no intimaon, direct or indirect has been
repeived by this Government, Of willingness on the
par of any State Of the United States 10 60 into con
Sention with the etes OF this Oonfederaey for the
purpose Of negotiating peace, or consulting on the
best method Of sc'ifg cessation Of hOstiIitiss, or
for Al purpose whatever.
I AN, very Repeatedly
Your obsdient servant,
J. P.sBENJAAIN,
Secretary Of State.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

RIr0cio AD ASsUAD.s-rns b.p NJ (da) BsSssr,
rsisrrns W PNsldsns D.vs resoHasnsaGssa ior los
4equsioa Of slave labor for public SERVES, aal hnsl
MIGRATION Of the Lavss, qa0rss' off trsedoh b a.
enable or proper tof 40 600 Avss Why not for all o,
tksm s"S
An Irshmsn Gas sdv.ssd 70 buy stove bsca uss be
would save half cord Of sOCd per month by the OPP
sratioD. Pat Iaked "aadhtI bs.ssr buy tsO. thin,
and save whole eordP
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
GlsraAL PoslorIIul, Oc.ober !

Coon Esa PUsoA.-fhs Laldsn sathi.t contains an
excellent eAic-suis Psrsgny. The frepsa Minister at
London % represented ~ sculptor exhibiting to John
BaIS statue 81 Llsss.y na.seIsd and nthisd-one
1905 resting upsa ssreii lsDsisd Tas Press." John
sa Will Qai,Eas glAa 70 hI eye, appsan 70 be reu-
ag the ssA.us, and remarks: All, Monsieur Persgu3;
n thai. yosr idsa d Liberty. is nos n.ns-" Lat sui
jOagrs.snsR teks bias msu This sIpssssivs sasisA-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
COHFEDkRATE BONDS sTOLRN or oE-
STROYRD.

~ Hk Subscribers hereby give notice that they
gill make sppca Ion for the renewal Of the foovips n
hderAe states nds which stolen destroyed by the
my On sa1ardsy the dy Of October 1884, their reside
viz: ~ "e-'.'
The Toll wing per cent bonds loan auhsEed February
1856 sed March ID 1865 and July lat 1868 Nunbsr,
YsSl ssSSO 1881 and $3.50 for $500 90 each Also The follow
log pei cent bonds authorized by Congress
zOh 1868 and signed March I'd 1861 VIZ Numbers l6 1854
1905 nG4 lAoi lslte 4ie8 1894 I4i!o I4t6 lass la
l46p, 1870 D8Il and 1913 for $500 10 each ''
Also the following eeit hSates per bonds by
peposary 10 hanisonhurg TO e. Hep ms csrtidcss
dated March LIN 1864 No 9l. for $780, ce, hcaie us
March I'm 1854 No ss4 for soOo cae cd March agI
isoi NO 1910 ior sSoJ so cenicae In Of HepKiL,
hsiag, Tor tlOO. NO. 1855, dated March ~; b. 1864
Nov. -y6Ws H0pRDIa a EtaI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
u IhalrtiA.-At Rules held in the Clerk

" lh9lfslA.--At Rules held in the Clerks
oAee OF the Circuit Colr, Of Nelson county len hou
dag, the LIST dag Of August, 1854:
Daniel JyHsrtsook executor Of kary w. Cshe
~ E1itee ana icSstee inher VII, Pitt,
PeyonH skpv and othes next Of Kin and egatee, o, the
1ela hafy ". veeel, deceased, Defs.
ffs oee this SUE 10 have the last viii testament Of
IN SAID hey We csss The tesstri. properly construed TIE
rights and Interests Of her legatees and hip
hcr estate seceraned and adjusted the said estate Delivered
PAD over aud dtrftuted 70 the persons entitled therefor
counts ~ The executor audited and settled and he
spt directed II the STANDARDIZATION est5ts saved har
leE5 In reysrd thereto And sldavt hsviog been made
a.1 nei the papers oi this suit hat the following defend
snis named IN anmerded suppler entail bill ENLISTED In this
Er either reside within pcoa Of the virginia eeca.
pied BY the public that from saa capnct
Re sused upon them that diligence has been used ty ana
In behalf Of the said plaintiff TO ascertain In shst cornJ or
porson they Without eject viz aBrsIton 6srick Vim.
hs3aa and Mara, dis Wife Assan Beverly Mason Lsn-
soa h'soo w,sE PiufSsr ha:an, Leila BrsIfon, Lucy
bfsTton 10 nss Bach and sussl, t wife, Charles pa
MAR Rindcip fiEsbftt farmer HoIRofss B6liy ca IT
Potcsr aud Anns bis Wife, 10 crdsfsi
tsTs thin one month ser putncssa hereof ana 1a
necessary Nssecs thr interes, sna oopy hs
der bepubh once week oT successive Eseks Ia Rich
mond Willy nsPapu pubshsdiE oity Of Richnond, ana
posed % The front door OF The oouu House M oounty On
ths hrn dag Of Ne rsx1 eouyty court
ss-~ 6so. sFlvlsh uss,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
VUEOOFs7IRUTIOE-sRITH GIGHTs.
RICHMOND WING.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. AZ, ISSG.
EVRNING WHIG.

We shAn publish, to-day, at 2 O'olOSk ?, n. Hnt
avery succeeding day Sanaays sIOSPaS4) = 4s 'AA'
hour. An evening edition Of the Wig. TAs KrrOiHG
WIG VIII contain the latest nsWS By nail and tsStHPh
IN to he boar u going 70 PrOS editorials, lO'Ai h't
i,gsnCs, &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

Coon Now The Mississippi Baptist Safe Cor
vention, which met at 0rswlordsVlls recently, pur.
chased the LauderdAie Springs, With view Of making
1t home for the education and nenaI CO of desti-
tute widows and orphans. Ills uobls move In the
right direction. - ...r
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
fHa oAPruHn or THs yLoHiDA.
IEinln Ia Loadoa HsfaLd

q
This case is one In which all maritime Powers are In.
terested. When the iswsss violence OF Captain Wilkes
LED him INTO Ter less fragrant outrage on cur own hsg
the other Powers frankly and cyaby came 10 our as
and taking up the cause IN the common in
terest OF the civilized wold addressed sharp aud Pc
rsmpoiy femonsranoe 70 the dovernment oy wn me
pa.,sa R,.Trss -. ss,a ~. - - y up
honor. Il Inn upon the maritime Powers atlsree
and upon France and England in particular up the
case On Dena OF one 700 wesk 70 proec' nefsei. we
S TO- &c. /. ~ no.op .Sos. s ss, ~ 2,
mot A. o time or another be forced 20 SEEK sbeI,sr
In tne ports Of friendly powe and they are liable
10 be tners seized or ATTACKED py an enemy, interua-
tonal coudencs and maritime commerce can no longer
erst 10 time of war. We can hardly hops that Eae-
and iii do her duty. The covardlce Of some members
~ the admnstratiou. and the Northern synpsthss of
o.hsra ave induced them h,hsrso on every occasion,
10 take the part of he Federal Government whether
az INST the Oonederstes or against their own coun-
tfymsu. No word Of rebuke from England followed
the outrage committed by the seizure OF two 0onfsd
derate o1oera in Asrooco and We dare say that this
outrage 90 the collective rights and interests of the
mammal povsys vil n, yssardad nv Lord Rusaell
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
$500 REWARD.

EFT the Notifications near Richmon
with the written permission engineer In charge 70
visit Richmond on the 18th Of march last, my boy JIM
He about tetS inches hiRh has dark ZONE
what smooth srn rather sharp hn quickly snd rslk
hsstates when spoken purchased Of Me.srs Dyi,
o. about he h OF March He vas raised IA Man h,aI
~ Mr. samuel Taylor aud has been very recently seen IA
Richmond viii give the above reward for his
and cor fnnsn la jail thstI get him again Mersrs
Davis CO. will Identify hun. Ny address Cascade r.
o., Pittsyvsnis County. Va. JIgsv n sOIII
Nov 9d-d2m 49, - '-'"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

for che relief Of oosrs receiving osuutsrtst Treasury
potss Referred to the Committees of Ways and Means
On motion Of Mr. RUSSELL, the House wsnt Into
secret seseien. ,S'
The doors being opened. the Houss adj aa,nsa. .si
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

SEc0ND SESN0N-sE coND ooRoRzSS.
SENATE

- -''s' SENATE
TUEsD Az, Nosember %, 1854,
Prayer BY the Rev DR. job AoCabe, OF the Epis-
eOpAl Church, -.
part AZ se, 70 regulate the de'hucdon Of property
under military necessity g." Referred TO the Oom-
mittae on Military Affairs. 49, ,sl
Mr. WALKER also introduced q bill to provide sup-
ss Tor The army and to pr sscribe the mode Of max
lag inpressnsnts which was read twice and referred
y Ocmmttee on Judiciary. f-r -
Mr. OAKLAND introduced rssolutiNp inslructlng
the Committee Military AfAifs to inquire into the
eIpediSncy OF AloWiI such details for railroads and
iron works, from time 20 lime, as they may require,
upon certain conditions, &c, which was agreed 70.
Mr. GARLAND introduced bill to be entitled an
act 70 amend ths mprossmsnt act which was read the
hrs and second times and referred to the Committee
on the Judiciary. 80
Mr. ORR, Of s. O., introduced the following rssOlu-
ton. which was agreed to: .,-r. 81
Resolved, That the Committee on Military Affairs be
to inquire into the causes Of the recent
verses sustained " the Confederate arms in the Valley
OF Virginia, and what, If any, additional action Il
CURED by the legislative department. Of the Govern
mSnt 10 prevent their recurrence. ~
Mr. HENRY, from the Committee on Military Af.iFs,
reported the following bill which was read the first
and SECOND times, and ordered TO be placed upon the
oAlaAdH: $3.50, 81 trI
Au Aet amend act, entitled act to increase the
tmeency Of the army, By thO employ ment Of free
negroes ana slaves in certain capacities approved 18th
February, 1854;
The Ool spess of the O. g. of A. do enact, That the
Fst sscto1 Of sAid act be 20 asndsd a. 70 Increase
the compensation given 70 the iree negroes and other
free porsous OF eoor namaa in said seeon 70 eighteen
dollars poI month. 49, III. 49,. y. - a,,f
That the second section Of sAd act be smfnded
70 au.hoIEU the Secretary Of War 70 employ for al the
purposes named in the frst section OF aid ao forty
Inousand slaves instead Of twenty tAounnd e therein
provided. ID
That IL third ssses q MD sst b % amended q TO
authorize the Secretary Of War 70 impress iory hou-
Sand slaves In h0 shall - unable 70 procure their
services on hrsAs theFOii provided. uaE
THAT The fourth SaolAa 81 Saia aoi b snsnded ~
adding theFO0 thse Air re0 neGToss are Impressed,
in making inplsAsnsnts OF slAytA those not engaged
In agriculture, manufacturing, and nsnuactufrg pun
Gul sbal b aret impReod, And u case there shall
be any dsaoSnfy, further Lnpse@D0ts Of dawes shall
be made By taxing teAa tEom thoso peRSop0 she have
fifteen or more able. bodied 6sd hands bstBOen sixteen
a. af.I years Of eye. e
NJ. BARNWRLL from ths COMMITTEES on RinAncs,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
MARRIED..

At Marion HILL the residence Of the brides father Tuesday,
November bth bY Rev Lansing Burrows, Lest JOHN W.
TURNER to Miss MAMIE j. daughter Of Joseph
Sed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

The Funeral of Capt. Charles IrWn6 Rarv;e
who fell IN hstse a. oedsrve the 18th Noyrmbs win
place ms DAT at the United Presbyterian Church Rey DR.
kees asl2 o'clock His f,nds those OF b,fsti
Mother NJ and Mrs Lewis HsrVe are Respectfully Invited
TO 5Hend viihoui fsrstec ,ice '-''"sA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

WANTEt'-A Gentleman or Lady 10 teach
two snail children, boy and girl; II Lady me that
can teach nnse 90 the plano aad Latin preferred vii dive
eosrdrs and give the teacher The tuition ees Everything
nished teacher and pupils srcept lehts ADDRESS
y 49, D4- r J. II. HATCHETT
no l-cot, s . ... Luneuburg o. H. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THAT, on the 22d day of November next, l
Il will cde- on the prenses for fae rent Auction my
Prince Edward oou-. Hsu eOaaaing
oc26-vlts IOUN sTrvrEa
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

10000.
N execution of an order Of the County Court
o. LSnsnburs will sell at the oOuh House. on ts sEooho
lars Of COUNTY bonds Sns two ana tsrss DOL
=, A.. Co.. -, W. W. WEbB, O.
- - 'o''' HaotH no 22- etd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
COMMISSIONERS OFFIcE,
HAsoyaR COUNTY, Va,
NJ IL laQ4

NOV. IsI, I5o4.
THE County of York, in the State of Viz.
Il nis, being occueisd By the pablo In puu
sncs OF he act ofthe General Assembly passed Feb IS l
The following accounts before the undersglsd lei
ment:
Bickerton L WlnIton, Err Of John z. winston
The same, ddn OF ssnuel y Winston.
The same, Gd'n Of EiI absh p. I. winston
Y a MAXWELL H.,
"A GkNTLkMkN, permanently exempt from
military Teryise, who has had very fui eIpesues
Ia Teaching, and who recently held Proesosp souhtTn
ooegc desires situation a. Tator private amy or prip-
cipal Of school Good reference gwen. -
Address J. W. KEEBLE,
no3-ces- Wtig Once
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

JuDsi LroHS ooUar.-T~o orininsl cases were tried
In this court yesterday.
hadioo Smith was sent to the Penitsntiary for Two
years for grand larceny.
John Francis, also convicted of hrcsuy WAS cant 10
the Psnitennary for Eve yesra.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

DaoSrrD.-A mao named William Dake, on Monday
sghs rode horssbAok into the Doe az Tho foot Of I'm
street, sad was drowned. The horse nss gotten .u,
uaiIjursd. ~ ts1
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND Personal
PHOPERrY IN FOWHATAN COUNTY.

PHoPEarY IN EOWHATaN COUNTY
ON TUESDAY, the 9th day OF December
" next, Will SILL At public auction, q Farm In the lover
end Of Povhstsn county, conisa 84 acres with good
sery dwelling house, containing four large bIe
ment and s necessary outhe There Is tuhss
wheat and 20 bushels Of Western sIsd on The PLACE
locking we'll The farm In good neghbo hood within atcut
faur miles OF Povnsan etatlon. r. hesthy local.
ity. AMI has an sxcelsnt we'll Of water In the yard
Immediately after t1a sale OF the All The us
Of every kind made this year. also, three males enc nor
Joke three mich and other caiile fourteen
farming Utensils Of every kind, embracing plows
threading machine, wheat fan, sheer csT wagons
Terms cash --PasoHs vsifg 70 Gttead cn nehmond or
above DO 30 By tasing the kchmosd Dsnys 10
the same day.
Sac aonnshcs stil O'Clock A. NJ, and conducted byJB
GoopI. u 'a.t .r. ...El . - w = sIs,Sp
nols--ekts W.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

The Yankee recruiting ssrg cant is ct work in
Italy. Having ssduced untuSpecting IrHhmen from
their homes, to oross the Atlantic end to be COB
bled up for military service in New Yo.k; impressed
Frenchmea and Rlsslans i'll the streets of the same
city, otwithstandng the protests of naval officers of
tho1o serVce stolen tho negro from the cornftlds Of
the South and manufactured him into 81 nor m &C.
gn;u secured Europe and Amsrica to max, hybrid
army Of ignorant Migrants and thieves, bent upon
paode and rapine the Yankee recruiting CT
husf Offering his chilling to the simple pssBautJ If
Iely: ..l .... ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
iaaFOhrANr NOTICE

imfOhIANT NOTICE
OFFICE oT fIeHxoSD Fzsi ERIcEsst re q ,orox.o Rkco
;, ;, = AienHaona, nov. q. 1864.
IOChHOLDER9 OF IRE RICHMOND, FRED.
~ Eh skssUkG AnD P0rvAAo L Ill DAD uoax.ny,,
have OF she'd have o,vdenas due 70 them anu ~lo
neieoy nouned that n dividends pas able lajy IN
ifsshy noes OF Re Copieoe which al ~. A.
toe .xsanE war tnose dividends have ssen ear1x ms,
nst dsy Of february lS6J, date at ,hs
o.nPsnsi. ths sad he&sur, son.s II a.
isssrsts ctstes Vaisd ana paid lce
psia f'r such bonus ~ THIS IoGpGny ''
~ ofasf Of tbs board Of Dlrsctorv
no A. J. D. WINSTON
- I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

HQR SALE.-A Steam Engine and Boiler
n ht.'n horse powes made by TaiIo. bro, bu, ut1,
Lpy e The aubstriDer, at the ballad HOTEL between IN,
nO22-a - DAhLAhD'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 81.

hIUHhUNDI VA NOV, IT
To the Ssadts Of The Confederate STATES,
In response &c yOuc resolution OF the l9h instant
herewith tTinsmit communication from The SecFeis.
~ of State, which conveys the information requested
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

a NY Lady wishing to obtain Fine Gold
HuHrns oAss wircH sdys size can secure srss. bar
Ssln BY addressing Nv WATSON, whiG oha', " osect
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

Ooxnfrsn 70 TIE CAsfLs --AdolpIus Tfuehsart,
d. W. Hdghss and II. q. Phelps, Sd 10. Ii, Washing
Artillery, we're. after sxamina ion before Oouuis
sionsr Sands on yesterday committed to the Castle
the frat two for aiding Phelps TO go to the enemy and
the iAas Phelps, for attempting 10 60 to tho enemy
is seems Phelps, dssiriI 70 60 Njrh oOamanica cd
the fact TO rrushsart WAC Introduced him 10 H. ghes
20 the man 10 Put him through the lines. Hughes ua
dsrtook to put him through, and shey we're TO have
left last night, had not 0.pt. Haecubbin frusra Cd
their designs BY arressHg ,h,n. Phep, after his ar
rest, told everything.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
PRINTERS INK FoR SALE. :

HAVE for sale, on consig lment,
600 lbs superior Pdnl,iS lax ,t'iPs
y Nelh nh'p ,sf1ien 81 ~ 'Tifsri GEO BAebY. >"
lno2s 81 ilaa has.nsal n,lfnai -, oaiY YEA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23

THE CITY.

loIrisSr DUE Hon. Henry 8. Foot.. Of r.nrss-
see, was on yesterday arrested the charge Of be
about to engage in duel With Mr.. john Mitchell. Ia
was carried before the Mayor and bslsi to appear ts
fore him at O'clock this morning. and required TO give
security In $4,000 to keep the psses in the neaatIe
The difficulty between the gentlemen grew out OF
omsrsmsrks By Mr. Foots from his place 10 the House
OF Representatives upon an editorial In Mondays Ex.
ainsr, which editorial Mr.. Foots attributed to Mr.
Michel.
At last accounts Mr. Michel had not been afrestsS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
A PROCLAMATION From LncoLs.

Lincoln Issued q proclamation on the lS.h dsollur
that altar the first day Of next December, the blockade
Of the pOrts OF Norfolk EsrnAndna and Pensacola shall
In view Of the fact that for the past two ysars
the Yankees have had everything their own way in the
towns named this proclamation" can only DO consider
cd In the light Of one Of Ahs's jokes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-23
THs "PoLIsH LseIos. n

The following, from the LOndOn Post of Nov 80. 10
the paragraph that aroused the ire Of the Philadelphia
hqsirT las We noted in our columns deg tWongo),
and induced that papsr to warn the Yankee bocksders
to keep sharp eye to vndxsrd, lest these Imperial
soldiers should creep into Confederate port on their
way to htxco;
OF the Poles confined In Austrian fortresses up to
tho preent Tine abou. one thousand have ioiLed the
Mex can army. and about two hundred, at their own
WISH have been delivered to the Russians 90 that
tsey might take advantage of tho terms Of the an
nesiy of the latter hundred and fifty arc for tho
presenthed prsouersb by the Russsns OF 0lkuz in the
WedWodscSaft Of Orscow, until the extent of their
political c'nces has been decids on, and until It
be eeen vhether they be restored 10 freedom BIZ
The Conditions Of ths amnesty. s,sas. Hsy- sfs p.
A compietc regiment Of U0ls1s ss been 70 rel fol
the keIcln service from the Poles confined nu,
and Konigsgrsiz 7 eY srs OF present ct L tbs &C,
and viii be snipped to Mexico In few dsya.
Ths London Head lakes strong gouDd upon tie
subject of the &c zlls Of the Florida The Yankee
ship ''WsrhuSstts" In Brazilian waters. We published
from OSr Northern flies, few days ago. brief resume
Of tue R'ralFs opinion. We nov give the article in
full;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
agricultural.
HOW PHILADELPHIA BUTTER
Is MADE.

THE PRocEss.-After the milk is drawn
from the cows It should be strained into pans
properly arranged on bench for the purpose,
with a small quantity Of fresh sour milk in
each one, TO hasten the raising Of the cream,
which should on all occasions be taken off
from thirty to-thitty-six hours after being
MIXED, it being found that by standing long
er in large dairy, more is lost by deteriorating
the quality of the butter than is gained in
quantity. When the cream is skinned off
the milk into large creamp pot it should be
put in the butter-hol ole in the spring, and let
stand one day, and then SKINNED off, so AS
20 remove any sour milk that may have set
tied from it to the bottom Of the pot, and
should be subsequently stirred every day I'M
I'll churned, 10 prevent ranedity from taking
place on the top Of the cream by too long
standing which is the main cause of all the
strong butter that is made. The cream
should be churned twice in the week during
the summ,r months, and ell the year where
there is a sufficient quantity to warrant it,
The temperature of the cream aud churn
should be about sixty-two degrees, so as to
ensure the butter TO come right. and in the
proper length Of time, which should be about
so minutes. There is as much danger in
having the butter come soft by over-ohurning
as by the atmosphere being too hot. In order
TO regulate the temperature Of the cream in
the fall, winter, and spring, it should be sci
in tub Of hot water unit! it comes to the
temperature above desgnated--the butter
broken in the churn to the size of peas and
chestnuts. The buttermik should be drawn
off through fine hair sieve from the vent Of
the ohurn, Which should be about an inch
hole. A sufficient quantity Of spring water
should then be put in, and a few revolutions
of the churn, when it should be drawn off
and then another quantity Of spring water put
in, and tumbled in the churn until gathered
into mass. The water should all then b,
drawn off, and the butter cut into cracks, a.
| it lies in the churn, to receive the salt, which
should be pint for forty pounds regulating
below that, or above that, according TO the
quantity churned. The butter should then
be tumbled in the churn until the salt is mix.
ed with it, aud it will then do to take out in
10 or Is pounds, and lump into pounds
ready for spongng, which should be done by
having sponge Of proper size enclosed in a
linen cloth and passed over the lump, by
pressure, to absorb the brine and moisture i
contains, which should then be weighed and
printed if intended for the market The
sponge should be frequently squeezed out OF
cold water as dry as possible, during tn,
spongng and weighing of fifty or one hon
bred pounds.
NBEMARKs. The butter maker will see tie
advantage Of this mode of sailing and work
ling butter over any other mode, and particu-
laty of the lever or worker, as it is called
I from the fact that less of it Is exposed TO d
warm atmosphere at time, as il must nec4s-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-07-01
Alternative SYRUP

For Secondary Syphilis. Eruptions on heskin Noy,
Throat, Mouth and Nose Loss Of hair GA Soys,
Sueihngs Pains IN ne Bones aRi an otAee sigat AZ
Secondary Ienereaf Dseass q No Remedy ever discoy
every form Of constitutional syphiiuo tant ssp.sd
lily cured, and in short time the subtitle poison is com,
pletey eradicaied from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored. o.. 10 tsas fbis
remedy that cured gentleman opl the Nouh tisn SION
ping az Newport and for ohfch he presented Dr. n
riM $50 besides his biN, after har4g ben under M,
treatment n the most eminent physelaIs n Barsiars
Phiiadeioht1 ard Nsio YORK for FivB WARS lPOns
large bottle lasts month prize SO. half size s. So
Sent by express in sealed package, from o5sr
ratIon. on receipt of the nficr hy nan.