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DIANOs MrLoDEoNs, HARMONIOUS

Sol. depot Tor Peioubets superior Hssaonums whole
.sl. and retail Prices Oc to $500 Instruments LET,
j. NJ PFL1OS, No. %! Broadway. New YORK.
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DERKsIlKE FAMILY SCnO0I.-Stock
lid. t..ifsllte Co M.s. lsl Term tcs'as A9al'y
Ur "a ls.. HOFTffAN d. HINI-A
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CE,t,a,n VoUl. -s.ateucEtoft tue CHATHAM BAhh,
~ st.- law 81 i- o. TIE ~e.E ct3 l-if-iy
a. 9TH a. October. 49, 60. ..o . =,
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or-rect. o % t-l-
s's'' q. H. sCHR2INER, Cssller
s.or. befot. 70. tbs On ssy o. OciOlrr IA
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1r,c6er., md Drov.r.' Bank.-s.tict9en

Brtchcrt7 avn q u --.-----
af-r,sIYIis AND nUOyEAS BANK" reli "a - 81 - 90
tsss ~ ths Sal rtfT -, 't DAY Of ci ~
I,.ra,. a.onuf L AID D--c1-ts Vs. !" go
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G. T4rJs. Commissioner 81 bet1s
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TLen,,rel BnDk. -'steneaf ~ TIE CHEMICAL
ssre-es b. Css -. Li~s a 1851 ioi the week c-1r'
b.,urdsy III 81 az o. o. .oter, lrN ...o.. &,
. LOs1- 1s1 Discounts - :. 10 " -
A e1c
A (lICl --.,,.
-n ui D. u go 3 /.
go. william 81 To Chfnl1i ttas benz GUS
ssr az aid ~ totAf otst o.
~. - +. ~ cd b,,et g. WILLIAMS CaA.er
s-crs 80, u. a. oh day Of osl,.-. -.
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pbe.ix DanIr.-5tate nent II the PhESiA btNk o.

rhouix D1nIs3t lte nenf ~ nc = 49, - -. ,h.
~ ~ a. rseuir.f by Chapter 30 Lave - is ioi W
~ er f.ug sstrrts. s,t day ~ oco3es - oo
aftl.s' 49, -' - $50, ............. 7Oi, 100 %
Of GifcrafE
on ,uf County 81 NeElort. e.. T. john frl'f - -
srsnt- Hams bliuc suiy dtgofe And ~ W.
:, sisicn r,u.~-.. InHS PAHkER Gamer
s"''a before me ia' ''A ''' lee +, of'' .s,u So,s- rS
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rses o r. MINUS aCfuHKas AND AEiCHAsIs'EkVI
r.ib, '"1' ~ '"' i' To- TIE eee. snens Saturday the
sfh a. Oricber iffi 40,
-s. -, .s.-b. ~
.r-lA.- 49,, =, S1...,-,a' 5000 90
kFe4rfs tfnuulf " IrsJ-
C.a- r. fc~ ict l. \ NJ F~ffor tHsa'- a. 't
al HefcAas hslt trhr IL d-gfe So
% ne - r- - -t~ nd -
lef q NAflLkivN Np'it.
a. Ps,-. Hasrr PstHc
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f,resrxr,cb n uk Statement OF the GREENWICH

fyFceEWfCh
required BY Chaptsr 2h
IS for enns Saturday The Sta dJ u Ocio'e ~,
Of Loan and Discounis ecpt
S,.
fTerAsr
CITY AMI County OF SYOTt, So l. william e..
Of the GreavEh Bank 81 ,e CIV o. New York sns
an that tn a, statcat o.
md belief NiLlIAm h@"NS' ~-'
W Var.t-,srr. Nottfy fubhe
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"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAs-
SENf,ER TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK ss the Ers
Rsway from fcQt Of Chambey.-s;. RUNNlSG TIL ROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o. WITHOUT CHANCE or CARA
connecting with railroads for ell principal cities 1, the W-
This road Is ben extended and viii be in compets
running order Man,sed on. urbaus, Dayton, Cneis
nsti and st. Lou. without broas 81 gauge .
T. H. GoooxAS Gen Ticket Ag-, Ii. Y. sWEErSEn
Mesd,ils ~ Gssefai oap't
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Cay and Coar,yo WIN Meeker Cashier o. ne
Bk dgy ceioc aAd az 70 t AVN
w D. NEEkkF, Cfsher.
sreSa sebcs tAi, iolA day of oc,otef. 80
W. CifrgUbrS Notary fntlc.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

Read the state ness Of Martin
Robbins. Jr.
HIS Vas one q she wOr-t eases ever record
81 lie a9U eaj1ys EOsCsr HAIRS -
las cave b@s eNc.tel h. frseBl. rigAhors aus
rhysiciaas. sne evez soac II the Medical FscEiir
ons of the Professors. lp- T. : Nruroz u be
~As called him . sgrgeoa not 20 IRE
scribe uAs 80 fofcibly impressed = iih the ge-
rnaFkahle Curative PreF-rties q this Medicine
that he has adopted u into his private p-a-fice.
vel ~ the CoLLEsr aaL HosyIrALs
CHcrNS.rl oaio. Fsb. Is ISIS.
Nessrs. 4. l.. >cOvILL & 70.
GENTLExEN-l vail with great pleasure glrs
nv testimony A. 10 shat vOar sAR>APARILLA
aud STiLLlNGIA, OF Blood and Liver syrup.
has dole for SoIne ihrre aaJ half vears
since. was attaskei with .S-rgfNi01s HAi,e
>rsiissg. which uAs attended b. the most exert
Glazing pains tried various rtmedies. and hst
tao OF the be-, PHI siciaas Ia the eiiy-one Ut
them Professor in an old School Medical Coz
lege-and they Fasi'd &c ssrs eEg E.i,.f' !
was so reduced that was confined 10 ms bed for
over three months. / had soRE THAN a DOZEN
Running Ulcers on my leg. from which took
from time TO time. more Than one hundred pieces
Of bone. Ny friends had given up all Hopes OF
my R,cor,yy' was in this condition when |
commenced the use of your BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. ! have used altogether
some two dozen bottles of il. ] am now able to
attend TO my business. and my legs have become
so strong that walk without any diflicuty-aha
hare entirety reeo,ered my heath.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound ano
John, No. 32l: or at place of business, with
Brown Villette. No. 4, east Fourth street
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Silcri0''S sale.

ny virtue of decree in foreclosure and order
u of sale issued To me from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict W. T., in favor OF Levi Farnesworth and
against VIM. II. Ilatton, Hiram Ernest and Eliza
Jane Ernest, for the sum of eight hundred and
ninety -one dollars and two cents 1891 OF judg-
ment and cost of suit taxed ut seventeen dollars
and eighty cents tSl7 s0) ! have levied upon
the following described piece or parcel of land, to
wit: The land known as the northwestern por-
ton of Joseph Pctran's donation claim, beginning
at the southeast corner of said tract or parcel of
land at u big fir tree marked with an axe on the
northern, southern and western sides; thence
running north, to the north boundary Of said Pc
trains claim thence following the north bounda-
nv of said claim westerly to the northwest corner
,hence southerly to the west boundary of said
claim to a small slough, thence castcrlyin direct
line to the place of beginning.
Notice is hereby given that shallscll the above
described property at public auction, ON the
premises, at o'clock, to the highest anu best
bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day ofOctobcr, A. D.
1864, to satisfy the sum Of eight hundred and
ninety Zone dollars and two cents (SS9i o2) judg-
ment, cost taxed at seventeen dollars aud eighty
cents ($l7 SOY with interest at three per cent per
mouth, from the 18th day of March, 1864, till paid
and accruing cost. II. G. MORSE,
Sheriff of Clark county.
Scptembcr II, 1864. 45w4
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TEnnlroRy OF WAsnlScroS, ISIS.
County of Thurston.
In the District Court of the 2d Judicial District ".
T., holding terms at Olympia.
To J. W. ANDERSON You arc hereby notified
that 7. Carter has filed complaint against you in
sad court, which will come to be heard ut the
first term of the court, which shall commence more
than two months after the Odd day of July, A. d.
1864 and unless you appear at said term and an
swer the same will be taken confessed and the
prayer thereof granted. The object and prayer
of said complaint is to recover from you the sum
of five hundred dollars, the amount of certain
promissory note executed by you on the 23d day of
May AID. 1860 to Frcd.A. Clarke and by said Clarke
endorsed and delivered over to plaintiff, with in
tercst thereon at legal rate from the said 23d May,
A. u. 1860, principal and interest, now amounting
to the sum of seven hundred and eight 32-l00 dol
lars, with accruing interest and costs Of suit
HENRY NJ. McGlLL, Atty for Plf.
Com plant filed, July Esd, 1864. 37:ws
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Sheriff - Sale.

WHEREAS an order of sale has been placed
w in my hands, issued under the seal of the
United States District Court I'd Judicial District,
at Vancouver, W. T., commanding me to levy and
make sale of the following described piece or par
Gel of land lying in Cowlitz county, to-wit Be-
ginning at the southeast corner of the donation
claim Of Ezra Towncr as described in notification
No. $780, on file in the land office of said Terrific
~, and running west on the boundary line of said
claim 1924 chains, thence north $3.50 chains,
thence west to the boundary line Of said donation
claim thence east on the boundary line Of said
claim so the north least corner Of the same thence
following the east and south boundary of said
claim to the place Of beginning, for the purpose of
enforcing decree Of foreclosure of mortgage on
said premises made by the said court on the 18th
day Of March. A. H. 1864, in favor of H. s. Jacobs
against Ezra Towner, at al. judgment to the
amount Of four hundred and sixty-one dollars and
cighty-nine cents, (S+6l s9). also all accraing
costs therefore by virtue Of said order shall sell
at public auction the above described real estate,
on Saturday, the sth day of October, A u. 1884
being unoceupied. will he sold at Monticello. at
4. X. Burbank :. Sale to take place At 10 o.
clock A. NJ in the order Of this no;ice.
BERNARD LAFFEY,
Sheriff Covlitr county.
September :, ls64. i';wi
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HE UNDERSIGNED. CALLING ATTENTION
totAe assTr card rite nosicc tia; q and artsr
the tr; dan q JAIN beat. t ~i esnfin4eths bzsae..
e fa@ above rsParrner~A w;sou; Iai-rray,ia the
cd hznkin-hlas- - nu ,hSe. R.ls-sa 4 Co. 10 this
CT. und1r the firm ua1a- OF FEETZ RAl>TO>,
and Nv York tk-ou-h the axrnev q M-xSrs.
Lbs WALLER. ". y Pine >tr-~- /: zni that on
aud s.;cr ;Ae ch d4y q Jzly nrx, they ,orthcr with
u. O. MILL. J. T. Thomas. louis Milan Asa r.
Lauion, VIM. T.. Barrun Thomas Bel, JHo. o. Earl.
wm Noris. J. wh.;Aey. j.. o. T. Gissa, 4. J Pop.
Herman Nsrhcls, frclek Billings. Gcorse IT, How ard
II. y. Ie~rarmachrr, 4. Haywood. Moses Elis A.
u. NoCre-ry. X. VI. Jes>up, Samuel knighi, A. L.
Henry. J. G. wilaacrdln- aud Vim. Aivoid Of san
Francisco and Jacob Morn, Of Portland. Oregon. h.s-
Ing become for tina, purpose duly incorporated under
the laws Of this State, Will carry the business Of
banking in all Of its various branches the place
aud through the agency. aud upon tn basis Of a
Gold and Silver Currency, under the name Of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
ID. O. MILLS and wM. c. RALSTON will be
charged with the management OF the business Of the
Corporation. WM. c. RALST0N,
X. S. FRETZ.
San Francisco, June II, 1864.
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~sic gOGNOATSOVx - lNovgR
sAa COVguOCN6E
FAILURES UNKNOWN.

Tsy-s are ilscsserles and izvre.so.s Which
- rsch b~voaa . certain loczlzry-there
:. o.aers xklch isrvade the word To the
-, class tslonS .he void accepted rcrne-
-. Of Prnse..< Holloway. In these oOlo-
a.. uzlsrrszl and inpsicI, eaGSdenee 10
ID n thea Nearly every vessel tia. AZ
I've. sroz Liverpool or Lanasn brinrs eoa-
..rz-ea; Of Holl0~4y's Pills asd O.a.neri
= vs; Inc d~sa2Ri from the In:eri0r i, -
49, .rA .neessanf. that the s.sck u ssncrzl-
!, ..vr; n cgr sesboard cities Large ga7a-
80. arr purchased and sen; cot for the ex-
49,. purpose Of bcing pedIea through tn
max iss;rIcf.. and caornOas protts are re
.l.rra II this wav. TIE ds--vr DO docs lot
s~src - he victinized BY the travelling ex-
,.rtsoa..,. ~bo speculate IN these safeguards
@. human life. should provide himself with Al
.mrl. supply from the accredited AGENT. Of
rro:r.ss Holloway. before starring tor the
i.,erior. I, 10 not of course the wish IT the
distinguished inventor that hi- medicines
should be made medium for exior;ion. and
he would willingly waive the compliment,
maid 10 their efficacy in the exsction Of exor
i.sans rrio-.. His object is TO place them
within the reach Of every human being. and
no, to have their diffusion limited by the Gu
pidi,y Of spectators But after mading sale
a, regular rates he cannot control the prices
at which the remedies should be sold in the
colonial market. They are known to be the
most profitable venture which can be shipped
for Australasia, and hence he is continually
receiving orders of from fl 900 upwards, with
q view to speculation in Australia and Van
Dicman's Lana.
Scorbutic complaints and eruptions arc
among the most common diseases at the dig
gines. Salt food and the lack of vegetable
diet are the prolific sources of scurvy and all
the affections of the skin, the fcshy fibre and
tho glands included under the general head OF
scorbutic disorders. Here then is wide
field for the operation Of professor Holloway s
world-renowned remedies. II there is one
class of remedies in which they have achieved
greater triumphs than another it is this The
superficial evidences of disease are removed
by the Ointment, while the gentle aperient
and disinfectiug operation of the Pills. sum-
marily relieves the system and the circulation
from every acrid and poisonous element cal
culated to feed the disorder. Thus these
two potent remedies strike at once at the
source and the symptoms of the complaint
and annihilate them. This is not suppress
sion or amelioration, but expulsion. 1t is the
thoroughness as we'll as certainty which with
Holloway's medicines do their work. which
stamps them as the only safe and infallible
euratives now before the world. Al
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vu,uE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE rHSr

VUNIE I NDEE>lGNED GIVE SOIICk IHAI
the ab0se named corpsr-;on has hc~s ses.nsea Sse
TIE parPo>e Of esryin- the Banking and ExeAasos
business all IT. S--==A>-, this civ an4 UiaA IL
interior a this S,z,e, the n-ighbourinx Sesfe ssA Ter
rE'ori and with Mexico ais. With the Aflasfie eisiss
prosidtd with ample f.caltss and in coalssnisy
Aith the articles Of assooiaea viii epess-
tons the 5th day Of July next, q thu ha4king
house occupied BY Donohoe, Rasfsa & Co, 60.
ner Of W ashinefon and Battery Streets
With the ,ie~ Of giving to the business Il the
oration all the efficiency and prompi;ude Of psvsD
banking firm, together with that confidential seelnssa
o! priyate business matters generally desired tho
Immediate management Of rs affairs 10 committed
psesident and Cashier respectively to whom either
Of them, the customers OF the Bank will apply o. eli
business matters. The regular meeting Of the Board
Of Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem il advisable to call particular
attention u the following pecularties Of the organisa.
ton. which positively binding all its members:
FIRsr.-Sales Of its Capital Stock be effected
only after due appraisment by Stockholders selected
for that special purpose and the Trustees Of the Cor
poraton have in all cases, the right become pur-
ehascrs Of the stock appraised at the appraismen for
stricion is printed upon each Certificate Of Stock.
SECOND.-Loans cannot be made to stockholders,
except upon coateras other than their Shares in the
Capital Stock of this Bank.
TRUSTEES.
louis N McEaNE; i THOMAS (; iaSs BELL;
WIN. NORRIS, A. J. POPE,
HIM & h M1eHr1s 9Ah Fl Esl MaffsEr, ,r
w. c. RALSTON.
San Francisco, June Is, 1854.
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(Ossgls> and lOlsl>.

Tn xa64rn chang = our ciiaaz;e sOtaTecs a
Pulnasnarr ii-onchiil and A;Aa4;sc Af~crioas. IN
yer-no~ having proved taat ,aPlc rrri~s of;en act
speedily wh~a taksn ths eary .rars 81 the d>ea>e.
reros1--e .hns.A - had u Pro~n> Bronchial
Traches og Is,1cn~. let the Cola Ccugh or Irriis-
ii, II tn Thraa, b. ever slight BY this rrecag-
tho a more scrsrs attack D. e-cr.uallv warded
Of Public Sr~ak and Singers vail mad them e@ec-
tna or clearing anA 'rrn ,-.rna- thu suce Soldiers
should have them thcy be earned IN the pocket
and taken occasion requires.
Sold nv all Medicine Dealers,
PRINCIPAL O.ice. ~ Dey Street, NEW YORK.
PLlCI ONLY - E>T> PER BorrIE.
SrrIxGFirrn. LII. June !. Isl Q.
REDINGTON n Co..
Agents for California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

TERn,ronv OF wasHrxoYoul
County, Of Clark, -.
In the District Court Of the ID Judicial Daessset.
october Term, lse4.
To CARoLIxs DRAy:
You arr hereby notised that Joseph Dray hAs
hied a complain, against yos IN said cosrs, which
vill cone TO be heard ~ the next tern Of Tie
eonrt - be held vaneosver on the third NosAay
Of october, ises. as1 unless you appear q saia
term and snsxer the tame will be taken = Geo.
f-sse1 sad the prayer thereof grassed. h -
Isc' and prayer Of sad complaint 10 Dissolve H.
bonds Il unsr.neay exissiag besvses oooPlaisAss
sn8 Caroline Dsa..
f.EAyDER HOLMES.
Pigs Assprs<y-
Cemriainf ss~5 Aug ID isss- Ai-ai
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1--WE eaTartaershiP in the Bsnking Busipess
hsFctsior, existing se'Sesa ESg,ns Nelly. 81
tie cts "a: Neu orA. aud Joseph A. poaohoe
Wm- e Ez,s;o1. att Ralph : Frs,s. ossan Fran-
e-sca uuisr the Err nsB- q ETsENE KELLY
a go Ne~ fark. art Is,NoiIoE. RALSToN 4
90. 81 FranoI.ce. si.l oos-- 81 iss ART eay 9,
jelly. l-%a. Ea<~as Asiiy aE4 Joseph A DouohO.
Eith4r@EsnE fruEn the ocTarfncrship .
To- basisess al - ssfIlr4 II Ncz York br
EzEeos Kelly. ssd - - fE4neiscS hy VA c
EAl.ion aa4 q = Frrt4
i'cf-s>.iars ar rvgue,ted . b=ad "a Their book
81 -sfti~nesi Il the IsnAlu- hOzs- q bgashOs
Ezi,.ea %.
ENGENE KELLY.
Per ! 4. bo1sAas AttOruev.
JOSEPH \ ppNuuOE
w e EAl-SToN.
: FGETZ.
Sza Frzsci~oo. Iaas - I-sI.
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Bay A full assortment of cooking extracts
Summer Sarory, Street Mjormm, Sage, Hops, &c., Sc.
Browns Essence of Valerian, Wstars Bnlsam
Wild Cherry, Catarrh and Macotoy Snuff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08

WE THINK THERE IS NO
Medicine SO eniCalOus I'm re.
moving .hu Ors from the
blood as SCOVlLL'S BLOOD
ana LIVER SYRUP. II is rec.
commended by Physicians in
ali parts Of the country for
the cure Of SCrO(nla, sc.
Pimples or sores indicate
that the system is out Of or
der. Unless something Is
done to cleanse the blood Of
these impurities, the result
m:ly be in n more serious
disease, such rs SCrOfula,
Syphilitic, sc. Those who
wish 10 find u most eMCa-
ClOus Remedy, and yet have
NO confidence I'm Patent Med.
lcines generally will never
regret q trial Of SCOv1ll'S
Blood and Liver Syrup.
REDlNGTON s. CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 and 4l8 Front Street,
San Francisco.
v3:nIG:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-08
TERnlTORY OF WAsnINGToN, 90

September II, 1864. 40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10

i of Ens land, ard secured by the seals Of the
leole de Pha.macis DC Paris, and the Imperial
Triesmar No. LIS the efectual remedy for Relax
alton, 6permetoI rhoa and E1haustion Of the Sgs-
tenn. Triesmar No. 2 has entirely supersedsd the
nsuseous use Of Cepaiva, Cubebs, 30. Triesmsr
No. is the infable remedy for all Impurit IS and
ess ,ndarv Symptoms, thus obviatins the use Of
.--en pl spsration is In the form Of most agreea.
bic LoLenge Occurred from effects of climate snd
changes OF nosphere IL tin CASES At So sch, or
four IS cases in one fer So, and in 81 thus
saving So Divided In separate doses - admins
tered By Valpean, sallemande, Roux, DO. &c,
Wholesale and retail by DR.. BARROW, No. 1874
70 Be had also OFFS. O. FORD, No. aso p. Az,
corner 18th street. no II 3m*
KIAPPINEes Or MISERY THAT 10 TEL
IS4AN OABINET OF W3EDERs, ANATOMY
and MEDICINE, )" have MISUNDERSTANDING Of
sxpense-to issue tree, tsor the benefit Of nherins
sstins Lectures on Marri.se and It. Iisaualtne.
ssstion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. These invaluable
isstusss have been the means Of enllshtenine ans
:seeipt Of four stamps, by addressing Sserats,s
rsyissss CsbfnH u ASxtsxss eH1 Eskissss, sS3
Broadway Esv York. ~ lilly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-02-10
THE EVENING STAR.
The Effect Of Cold Weather on Cream.

Jhe Effect OF Told Weather on Cfeams
Judging from the management Of the diaries
OF many Of our farmers, and also in many Of
the larger ones, here the butter is the chief
object. the managers seem little to understand
the effect OF low temperature, upon the rails
Ing OF the cream, or at least they do notarrange
their milk so to obtain the greatest amount
of cream. There are several conditions which
do much to modify the quantity OF cream which
milk the fatty matter which afterwards COM
poses the butter Is held il suspension oy tue
water OF the milk and hence, when standing
In the udder OF the COW the best ano nosI
portions rise to the surface, aud consequently
are last drawn. By the common mooe ot miK-
ing, the poorer and richer portiohs OF the milk
become mixed together, and the separation of
The cream is made far more difficult and slow
In most of the large English diaries, and in
some of the best ordered in this country, it is
the rule TO divide each cows milk into two
portions at the time of milking, and those two
portions are kept entirely separate until the
cream is al! rails. d, when it is sometimes mix
ed, but oftener kept separate altogether. In
some of the large diaries Of Devonshire each
mixer has three buckets, and divides each
cows milk into three portions, which with
their cream are kept entirely separate. 1t has
been stated by eminent English dairymen that
if the first two thirds OF the cows milk is kept
separate from the remainder, at least ten per
cent. more cream may be obtained. Those who
make butter can calculate whether this Will
pay for the extra labor which is incurred.
Another mis- ia Ike very often made Is that OF
putting too much milk in the pans experiment
has proven that if we take two equal quantities
of milk and place one in pans to the depth of
six inches, and the other to the depth OF only
two and oEe half inches, the latter will yield
from seven to eight per cent. more cream
than the former. This is the case more par
ucularly in cold and damp weather, and at
this time the mistake is most commonly COM
mitted.
The temperature OF the surrounding air has
also great effect upon the time required for
the raising OF all the cream experiment has
demonstrated that the process is more rapid in
warm than in cold weather. With the thermo-
meter at