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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01
LETTER OF TIE PRESIDENT.

BoSTos, Nov. 25.--Mr BiIby, the recipient of the
following letter from President Lincoln, 10 poor widow
living IN this city. Her sixth SOD, who was severely
wounded 10 resent battle, is lying 10 the Resdvis
hospital
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington, November 81, 1854
DEAR MADAM have been shown the file Of the
War Department statement of the Aduant General OF
Massachusetts that you the mother Of i've who
have died Qloriously on the Geld Of battle.
feel how weak aud fruitlcss must be soy word Of
mine which should attempt to beguils you from the grief
Of loss overwhelming but cannot refrain from ton
derng to you the consolation that may be found 10 the
thanks Of the Republic they died to save.
pray that our Heavenly Father may sssuaes the
guish Of your and leave only the cherished
memory Of the loved and lest and the solemn pride that
must be yours to have laid costly sacrifice upon the
altar Of freedom.
Yours, very sincerely and respectfully,
"A. LrsooLs,
To MRS, BUpg, bo'top, Massachusetts,"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

Capt PHELPS, who served with distinction 10 the bis.
sssppi squadron, second In command to Commodore
Foote and afterward to Admiral Porter has resigned hi,
position the service to accept offer from
the California Mail Steamship Company" He will act
their agent at Acapulco at which point be will likewise
secure the Consuship,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

II1isoIs CoTTos.-Tho editor Of The Peru (il Her
AID sss piOss sted few days aimee, with sample Of tb,
sesso.s cotton, RACED IN Illinois Tie sbra be says ii
ess "a that isstd uTheT south The owner Of the plan
tss GA from which fli tauPs waS taken haa a6o
der cu ivsiivn which will average nearly bsls per
mere, and At the present price per pound be will make,
sAE pf AL expenses, 100000, "Ha. \.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

VALUABLE LIBRARY.--The extensive and reeherchs
library Of the late CHARLES CARROLL, Of CsrroItop,
consisting of several thousand volumes. to be sold at
auction at Baltimore, BY Gibson & Co. North Charles
street commencng Monday evening December 5th and
to be continued every following evening until completed
catalogue Of the books may BE- At the Integsncer
Once,
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

Prom the other three eouutIss whore returns are said TO
% ui,.oR lave never seD any Official report but &C.
sordrs to toe teesrpte reports at the time o. election
shey gave IN sssTsste msoriy for Mr. Lincoln Of s3io
voter, VIZ, Bradford AGO. Trcst TO- ard Somerset 200
Editor, NatoInat IsseIltgsreer.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

" BIG CAKE "--A confectoncr In New York got 40
Thsnkgvng cske for the Ladies' Home Mission, which
ten feet long 81 inches wide aud 10 inches thick To
make it 1t took 1000 eggs l76 pounds Of four los pound,
sugar, and 10 pounds Of batter.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

The Delaware Gazette the best farms in that State
are now sod for less mon in paper than they would
have brought ten twelve yv-75 ago. Farmer, fear the
war will not leave suficien forcs to till the land
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

The product Of oranges many plantations Lousi.
ana viii DO this much 10 Of sugar and cotton
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01

o. referring 70 the Official returns heretofore pub.
lhed 10 he Pennsylvania oewtpsPer' We IND that tSss'
Of tee counties Hhoa above stated to have sent 10 10
returns gave Gen Mcclellan p,I ory OF yearly thirteen
Aous.ni yotep, T6ty voted E, follovs:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-12-01
AFFAIRS II, PENNSYLVANIA.
coy..s,o1S.zcs of the Philadelphia Inquirer

Presidential Eecston-Dt fctsncy in The Returns
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Pickel for Hams.

For 100 lbs. meat, take nine gall
ons of water, nine lbs. salt, half fine
and bali coarse, three. lbs. brown SUI
gar, one quart polasses, three ounces
of s~altpetre, and one ounce potash
Pit the above ingredients into a ket-
tie and boil it, taking off the scum
As soon as the scum ceases to rise,
take it of, and when cold, pour into
the barrel on the meat. The meat
should be rubbed with fine salt before
packing in the barrel. By adding a
few ounces of whole black pepper,
cloves, allspice and cinnamon, a supe-
rior favored ham is obtained. The
spices should be added to the brine
after it is skinned, and boiled a few
minutes. This makes an excellent
pickle.
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Facts about Apple Trees.

1st. Apple trees are found to -four
ish best on undulating lands or hills.
In low and sheltered situations there
is more exposure to extremes of heat
and cold.
I'd. Apple-trses r more sure in
their products in northern, northwest
ern and western exposures than in
southern or eastern ones.
Sd. Apple-trees are more exposed
70 winter killing in situations where
frosts kills vegetables earliest in fall.
4th. Trees grated ear the ground
are much more liable to winter-kill
than those which are grated on the
top.
9th. Branches of trees which grow
IN a horizontal position come into
bearing sooner than those which grow
more nearly in a perpendicular posi-
ton.
9th. Crooked trees and leaning
trees are the best bearers.
7th. English orchardists, in order
to hurry certain trees into bearing,
bend aud tie down the branches.
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Bushes.

Bushes should never be allowed to
grow in moving fields. 1t is often
the case that we see large and dense
'clumps, or patches, of bushes, and
even small trees, interspersed with
branches, growing ia toe midst Of
moving grounds, or by the sides Of
fence. where they occupy land to no
advantage, and operate detrimentally
upon the useful vegetation through
the influence of both branches and
roots. Vigorous plantations Of briars
and bushes are often seen negotiating
in the corners of cultivated folds as
we'll as thistles and other deliterous
productions around stone and stumps
Nc correct farmer will permit his
fields to be defaced by so slovenly a
practice.
Every rod, aye, of enclosed and tax
able soil should be made to produce
something of value. A few days Ia
Dor judiciously directed, will enable
ono to put a new face on his grounds
IN this respect, and when the improve
ment has been once fairly commenced,
there is little danger but that it will
be pursued.-[N. Z. Farmer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-01-27
Cutting Crafts

traits OF all fruit trees ma bc cut
into In autumn or early winier. aud
packed away in sand or earth, or much
better IA damp moss, I'LL Spring-the
object being 10 retain the natural
moisture, and no more. aud particu-
Larry avoiding w~atee-soaking. There
Is u decided advantage in cutting
gratis before winter, of plums or the
tenderest sorts Of pear, as the sever
ity OF the cold, although not killing
the shoots, frequently retards their
vigor and lessons their growth. But
if cut now and properly packed they
come cut fresh aud vigorous in the
Spring.
The easiest mode of keeping gratis
through winter, and requiring the
least ~attenrion, is 10 seeure them in a
box open at tie top by pieces
and only partly filed, and then place
this box top downwards. IN an exca,
walton of earth on as dry a spot as
can be selected, and then bury the
whole. Crafts which haze been re
ceived much wiited will thus be
stored TO plumpness, See that all the
gratis are carefully and securely la
beled.
It is not generally Known that sci
ons Of gratis may be cut in the win
ter as well as in the Spring. From
the numerousinquiTies relative to the
subject, ] will say for the benefit of
the uninitiated, that scions may be
taken Of during the winter months,
with as good chance of success as any
other season; and that if preserved in
wet moss, or sand slightly moistened.
and kept in cool place in the cellar
ill wanted, they will remain unin-
jured, and be set with confidence as
to the result. l have known scions
cut 10 December and January, and
PACKED in this way, transported hun
dreds of miles in an open vehicle with
the thermometer below zero, and
when set they came forward as Wig
orously as scions cut the following
Spring. When deposited in cellars,
esre should be taken that they are
not kept either too dry Or too moist.
Either extreme, though It may not
prove fatal, will greatly injure the vi.
tai energy of the system, and prevent
the soions from putting forth with
that degree of vigor they would 9th
erwise exhibit.
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