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HIG lilly IMPOR t A !
LET THE AFFLICTED READ,
-ANn--
Know of the Astounding Efficacy
& re at
ks e. ~ u R ks E.E e ID Z !!
IL o w ard's
Vegetable
CANCER AND CANkER
SYRUP,
SVipGsses IN efficacy. and IS destined 10 super
cege ait other kH0gH remodiss IN the
treatment Of those DISEASES for

IL ?
ceae ait other kuoiCn remedies IN the
treatment Of tioSe DISEASES for
iriich IS recommended.
j. lrls cured CANCERS after the patient, have
been given up a. iucurthle by many ply sicians-
10 h2- cured GAMER in IT. worst FORMS il Aun-
II has always cured SALT RHEUM when trial
ha- o.. cn given it, disease that every one knows Is
exceedingly Troublesome. aud difficult 20 cure
Lht >IfELAS always yields tolt power AS many
who have experienced it hsucatsau testify.
lt las cured SCROFULA in hundreds Of cases,
d mtuy IL them Of the most aggravated character.
It las cured many eases Of sCALD HEAD
IJMDRs have been removed by il 10 repeated
Instances in which their removal ha- been pro-
n4a4csl impossible except hy surgical operation
Ulcers 81 the most malignant type have been
healed by its use.
MOUTH when al other remedies have Llrl 90
benefit
FEVER SORTS Of the wors. kind have been cured
SCUBvY has been cured by il in every case in
which y has boon used, AMI they are many.
10 removes WHITE SWELLING with ccrtaiDlv
10 other medicine has.
Itspeediy removes from the face ali BL0TCHES,
PINPLES, SC, which though not vcry pliniul. pep
haps are extremely unpleasant O. have -
Il has been used IN hlERF KIND OF JUNIOR
and never iallst1 benefit the patient.
cEl kALGIAs in 10. most istrcssiu- forms. has
been cured by itwhen no other remedy could re
icuui O. meet the ease.
j has cured JAUNpiCE in many severe eases.
l. mas proved very lf--s-isu- iu the treatment ~
PHI rn extremely painful disease.
Ui>flHolA which Is often caused hy humar h1s
been cured uA Z iu num-i. MS ilsr tuces
lE FEMALE " tAAN t~>tc li,l.tOt -Al,t4lto
aL- cuses peculiar ;1 tHat sex. DO BIAS zen found
In case. lfts.NERAL EaILITY. -..a ,viilterel
cause, t-c So rgp can b.. l,..-i upon a- most -.-
citnt aid.
Ills most certain cule ts EicElls. disease
ITS er,7cg ln al d'--a.-s originating ra o doe
pmfel .ttte ui tlt blood H. other Na.-1 . te aHdl
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rRIsrAMCoNNER's ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
triet ofChittenden Commissioners TO receive, exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands OF az per-
IN. agsinst the estate Of Tristan Conner, late q
SbeIbuTne. in said District, deceased, represent
I'll iusolvent, and also all claims and demands
SeI IN ne date hereof being allowed by said Court
FOR that purpose do therefore hereby give notice
that We viii attend TO the business Of our appoint
b-,rnc 4, aid District on the last Wednesdays o.
August ami December next, at 10 O'Clock, n VI, on
each q said DAYS
natsd a. 9TH day Of June. A. u. 1864.
E ( i H5ii Ra9E0jr. Commissioner.
L. ;. BLAIR
wiW7
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ARTHUR HuxTINcs' ESTATE.

An III
WE the subscribers having been appointed ~
w the Honorable the Probate Court Tor the
District q Chitteudcu, Commissioners % receive,
examine and adjust the claims aud demands OF
All persons a-ainst the estate Of Arthur Hunting
late OF Milton. DO said District, decea'eo re-
presented ins0ivcnt and also all claims anu ne
hands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the day Of date hereof, being allowed y sac
Court for that purpose, We 90 therefore herens
1--WE notice that We VIII attend % TIE business o.
5rr arpo5rtm az the dwelling Of 7 y Merrill
In Nitonin said District, on the second " ecneshS
~ 1rsset AMI December next az 20 O'Clock AN. on
each OF ssi1 days. 80
W V. REYNOLDS, Commissioner
NATHAN LINCOLN,3
w5Zw3.
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ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR
LOCAL TAXATION aids from one to three
~ c.r- uer anuum 10 is vaIuc.
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FRESH EGGS.
ENGLISH BREAkFAST TEA.

DY the hushel or lcs, quantity. Just Tece. re1
Is az PE1RCES
June -.
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rE,UE Subscriber. having been appointed by the
L Hon Probate Court for the District 81 oIanc
I-ls Commissioners, Co receive, examine and adnsi
the claims and demands Of an persons against W.
s.t.re IN JaiUes johnson late Of Essex, in said
District deceased. ami al claims aud demands eN-
hibife iu Offset thereto, do hereby give notice tnat
siI month, from tho day OF TIE Gate hereof ,e,h-
allowed hv said Court for that purpose we do Their
fore Hereby give notice, that We will attend 70 the
business Of our appointment at the dwelling Of
Narv Ann johnson. in Essex. in said DIS
f~i-r- On the last SATURDAYS Of june and October
NEXT AZ Do o'clock \. NJ. on each Of said days
Dated this 2d dav of June A ID. sol.
WI Bliss. }Csrnr,issiorers
5w3w
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ELIJAH HAYNES Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, (THE Hon. the Probate
District Of Grand Isle, s. Il Court for the Dis
To ali persons concerned In the Estate Of Elijah
Havlics. late Of North Hero, deceased
GREETING.
Ata Probate Court holden At North Hero, within
ami FOR said District on the 22d day or June, -,
an instrument in writing, purportng 70 be the last
win and Testament Of Elijah Haynes. late Of North
Hero In said District, deceased, was presenter q
Tie Court aforesaid BY Mary Haynes, the Exeeatrix
therein named, for Probate.
n Is ordered by said Court, that the 18th day Of
July next at the Probate Office in North Hero, at O
O'Clock A. VI. be assigned for proving SAID Insti1-
rpert and that notice thereof Be given 20 al per-
sons concerned by publishing this order three
weeks excessively in the Burlington Free Press
newspaper printed in Burlington, previous TO the
time appointed. ,,
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
contest the Probate Of said VIII, If you see cause
Given under my hand at North Hero II said Dis
trict this 21d day Of June, A. D. l5o4 49,
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge.
wlW3
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REMARKS

There vas but little stock and but few buyers at
market to-day, the river Conn. and Montreal and
Passumpsic trains came in on Saturday with stock,
mostly lambs, that promised for Monday, it
being the Fourth. YEA Calves we're dull NJ prices
fun : 2 head lower.
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rue CABINET ORGANS
MADE EXCLUSIVELY ny
asOrl 81 Ham N Z,

A RE the best Instruments Of their class in the
y world Nearly al the most prominent artists
i1 tHc country have given written testimony 10 this
r-r-f and these Instruments are ia constant use in
Che concert. o. o.. most di.tiu-ulshtd ARTISTS
GattsshaIk and othcrs-as we'll a. IN the operas In
tfc principal C tres. whenever such init uments are
r.quirld Price S. Co. SOD each. Marerooms at
n Z. sroRY's Music store, who IS Sole AGENT for
Northern Vermont and Northeastern New OH
sample instruments instantly on hand.
II L. STORY
ru-l.n-ton june U.s.
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THE sion Bounty due soldiers discharged for
L wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We pay especial attention 10 claims In
which other attorneys have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, OF which there are teas Of thou
sands We have already collected and paid over 10
soldiers and their heirs over $500, 900, and are
paying thousands daily. We secure Pensions for
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER we have sue
ceedcd.
TIE Armu Herald is published monthly, and is de-
voted o. the interests of the soldier and his heirs
90 Whom 10 is invaluable Write and We will
send you copy free, for fAirtg CENTS we viii send
you by Ieturn mail a line engraved tinted Likeness
Album size) Of 1t. Gen Grant, and the army Her
al for one geGr To persons sending club Of four,
viii send asarsnliuni, an additional likeness and
The Heralf for one year, and for each additional
subscriber an additional Likeness 20 the seter up Of
the Club. 30 that person sending Us a club OF ten
and s. viii be entitled to receive, himself, ssrsE
Licensees and The ArIny Herald for one year, and
for any other number In the SAME ratio.
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ESTABLISHED 1881.
'er at Less than Manufacturers Prices.

No connection nth The combined Noaopo'y
far High Prio-s.
OFFER the Largest and Best Assorted St.es ~
L PAPER II every descripti 10 O. he O. unt in tii>
country. Bookseller, Stat.oners, Printer a1i
Binders will money b., first examining uf
stock Orders hy mail promptly filled
A. p HAEn. Wholesale Paper Dealer
Ne. - Beekmun street. y Y. CIhe Old otauil-
June o.. tawlN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-08

SINGLE BOX OF BRANDRErH'S
Pills contains more vegetable extractive matter
than twenty boxes any pills in the world besides
fity-ive hundred physicians use them in their prsc
tice 20 the exclusion Of other purgatves. The first
letter OF their value is yet scarcely appreciated
When they are better known sudden death and con-
tinued sickness will he Of the past Let those who
know them speak right out in their favor. It is a
] duty which viii save life
T Our race are subject to redundancy Of vitiated
bile at this season, and it is dangerous as it is
/ prevalent bat BrandreJhs Pills afford an invalua-
oie aad efficient protection. by their occasional
use Ue prevent the collection Of those impurities
which. when in sufficient quantities, cause 50 much
danger To oody'- health. They soon cure liver com
plant, dyspepsia loss Of appetite, pain in the head
heart Urn, pain in the breast-bure sudden faint
ness AID costivenes-. Sold by all respectable deal
err IN medicines.
Sill
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THE OvERNMENT LOAN
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PURE ExTRACToFToBAC


q 81 = g = " A
L ILLS ticks on sheep. Cures scahs -l
N Cures Fermlu on Animals Pua--rr III
Birds
Cures an skin diseases on ANIMAL
Kills bu-s on Roses. lice on house plan.
Kills canler worms on Apple Tross
Kills he'd bugs and water reaches
Kills all Fermin that infsst grape ard
vines.
One pound q this Extract contsins the en-
Of eight pounds tobacco, a prepared ty ii-
For sale BIS
LOUIS FOLL-TT g CO.,.
Agents for the ManUlsc
April "A.
(tODEYs LADY'S BOOK for July.
VI For sale at uJNTING -l-.
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u l. AC X SILK
NE W BIO OK : .

7 INNETS Trial, by the author Il Twice Lost
l. Haunted Hearts by the author Of tie Lamp
Ii .hter.
For sale at HUNriN6rUN'c.
Jnne ~
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THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan,
altnou at Eve per cent in coin is as much great
er in currency q. tho difference between the market
Cd 'ue ..i currency and atlH
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-08

JDLAIN HAIR AND SWITCHES, HHE
/ Je-elrv Of ait kinds made beautifully O. urler-
Thosc intending have some iggle ior the Holiday
better hive their orders in now. y near the time
we cannot an al orders that come.
j. T. BRINSMAID,
Old stand, Church St
June 81.
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
Lnimsrt. Pint bottles at Soc or the cure Of lame
ness, cuts, gals, collie, sprains, &c. warranted
cheaper than any other. Il s used by all the great
horsemen on Long Island courses. i will not
cure ring bone SPAWN, there is no lininent
in eNstlnce that will, What it is stated TO cure it
positively does. No owner Of horses viii be with
out after trying one bottle one dose revives and
often saves the life Of an over-heated or driven
horse For collie and belly -sche il has never failed.
Just SO sure as the sun rises just is this val
liable Liuiment to he the Horse embrocstion Of the
DAY. sold by all druggists. Office, So Cortlsudt
St New York
June a. DAWN.
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rFFFRENCES

WAsHISGroS, y. C., April Is. i-f4.
We take pleasure In saying that c. q. Bruce, ESQ.
has complied with the act Of Congress authorizing
certain person, 20 act as Army and Navy Agents for
tl. cis-1D Of war claims against tho Govern cut,
ami O. recommend him to al persons that have
claims thcy wish collected promptly.
Laii,f states ScHci3-S-Ben. amin r. Wade, John
Sherman.
.Hsnsr-r Of Coaqrc,s-E. r. Ecklcy, Wm. JOHN
stou, Wm B. Allison.
Trr.f wIvr
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- ! RULE, the i've per cent. specie securl-
ties ri al solvent governments -re always par OF
above, and currency now funded in the National
Loan. viii be worth It's face in gold besides paving
a regular and liberal percentage Q, the holder.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-07-08

a YOUNG MAN or Doy O. WORK iu Gr.rert
\ store; must come we,i rec umcl-rt. Sl.afF
moderate Apply o.
WV DREW s. sos.
June 20. So. tu."H o.. ra.
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The Peruvian syrup,
The Peruvian syrup,
sa Protected solution OF PROTOXfDE or IRON, al
vetg Discorery "a Medicine that strikes az ne Root g
Disease, hy supplying the Blood with its iifIi Prs-
eipls or Life Element, IRON
This is the secre . OF the wonderful success 5f
remedy IN curing DYSPEPSIA, LIVER COW
PLANT. CHRONIC DI4RRHE1, BOiLS,
NERFoUS AFFECTIONS, CHILLs,
AND FEVERS, HUMORS, loss OF
CONSTITUTIONAL VIGoR,
DISEASES OF KIDNEYS
1vD BLADDER. FE-
mae Complaints,
and ali diseases originating In g
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD.
accompanied bv Debility OF a Low state Of the
System.
Being free from Alcoholic in any form, its orsnniE-
Ing ELECTS arc not followed by corresponding re-ac-
ton hut are permanent, infusing strength, vigoT
and new life into all parts of the system and build
ing up an Iron Constitution
Hisan excellent substitute ior Wine or Brandy
where a stimulent Is needed.
The following names are taken from our pamphle
Of Testimonials. which viii be sent free to any adj
/ dress.
| Rev. John Pierpoint, Lewis johnson, u D.,
/ Rev Warren Burton. Roswell Kinney. d. D.,
/ Rev. Arthur b. Fuller, 5. II Kendall, NJ. D.,
| Rev. Gordon Robins, ". r. Chisholm, II. D..
Rev. Sylvanus Cobb, Jose Ant snnches Sid,
I Rev. T. starr King, Nlarceiino Annda VI o..
+ Rev Eph'm Mute, Jr., A. \. Hayes, ". D.
f-There can be but one stronger proof than The
/ sestnony Of such men as these, and that IS per
oaal trial It has cured Thousands where other re-
NEEDLES have failed to give relief and invaiids can
f not reasonably hesitate % give il a trial.
For Dyspepsia and all chronic diseases charaeter
rod By Debility. it is Specific
Prepared IS heretofore by y CLARK a CO.
For ssle nv
STU u rowIT 6 ca, Is fremont e.. BoEtoT
J.P. DINSslORE. sal Broadway. New York.
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GOLD PENS.

LARGE assortment Of fine Gold Pens from the
A hest manufacturers in the country, Just opened
CO. FRENCH & GO.
T.--n
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STATIONER

DOEKING HORSES Rocking Horses ~
N different size. snd uricc-
1t G l.. liART'a,
No. Bank Block.
WILLOW CABS, BOYS Dump Cart Wheel
W Barrow- Rolling Hoops, Girls Doll Carriages
Chairs. Rockers, &c.
At Z. L. hANllri
No Bank Block
r,ROONIS. RROONIs. BY the Dor. or single
Is Broom Whisk Brooms. Hearth Brooms, for
sale cheap, n T. l. ,tA.i - :, nj
Nav ,
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-11
PARTTCULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
of Bitters, put up in quart bottles compounded of
the cheapert whiskey or common rum, costing from
20 to 40 cents per gallon, the taste disguised by
Anise or Coriander Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continue
to cause, as long as they can be sold hundreds TO
die the death of the drunkard. By their use the
system is kept continually under the influence of
Alcoholic stimulants of the worst kind, the desre
for liquor " created and kept up and the result is
the horrors attendant upon drunkard's life and
death. @ aa
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bit
ters, we publish the following receipt. Get One
bottle or Hoofand's German Bitters and mix with
quartz Of Good Brandy or Whisky, and the re-
suit will be preparation that will far excel in med
zeal virtues and true excellence any of the numer-
GUS Liquor Bittois in the market, and will cost much
iess. You will have all the virtues Of Hoofand's
Bftters in connection with good article of Liquor
at much less price ha2 these inferior preparations
| will cost yon.
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% PHELAN'S
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES.
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.

VNHESE Billiard Tables have received the I'M
j. qualified approval Of the best players and most
competent judges, who have universally pronounced
them unequalcd for general exeeiienes ana dura-
biiity.
Seven distinct patents for improvements in Bill
lard Tables have been granted to by the UniteA
States Patent Office and we have lately obtained
patent from the French government for inn
pruyanents in billiard enshicns r a'-.s4......-f.
We employ, in tho construction of our tables, a
variety of machines specially made for the purpose,
by which means we arefenabled to nsurea scieiltho
and mechanical accuracy hitherto unkpoun in bill
lard manufacture GA
III Having a long experiences and thoreS oh .lnowl,
edge Of all the appliances of billiards, and constant
ly on. hand large stock Of the best anu most
thoroughly seasoned materials, we are prepared to
furnish everything required in tho billiard line with
unprecedented dispatch.
The eminent French billiard player, NJ. Berger,
has published the following opinions: gf~
"NEw York, August I'd, 1861.
son the eve of leaving the United. states, am
happy declare to all amateurs of billiards that
after tour of eleven months through the principle
cities, have been enabled to judge IN satisfactory
manner of the superiority Of the Billiard Tables,
manufactured by Phelan Il Collender. Tho system
of manufacture is superior, that ana happy to
introduce their style of cushion into France. They
have united to their manufacture OF American Bill
lizard Tables that of the French Tables of remarka
BILE excellence and beauty For these reasons am
happy to make this declaration. q .atai
fe "BERGER, CLAUDIUS,
Professor of Billiards, Paris"
Parties ordering from us will find our prices as
low as good work can possibly be made for. We
sell frst-class articles at fair price, and will not
make an inferior article at any price. +,
Orders by mail carefully and promptly executed.
Illustrated Catsloguesand Price Lists sent BY mail.
| 0THE BILLIARD CUE" journal published in the
IN 4rest of billiards, and containing details Of all
cve,t;ss eopious record of billiard news, and ex-
ervtb;ng of interest TO amateurs Of billiards. sent
free on application, t.5r--..,t-l,,.. -
| d-- d 63, 60, 90 and SO Crosby St., N. Y.,sn
And 724 b 72e Montgomery ST., San Francisco, Cali
Sept. If, Is So.
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Repeal OF the Fugitive-sIaye Law,

when the present session of Congress be-
gan, we urged, as indispensable to the honor
OF the nation, the immediate repeal of the fu-
gitlve-slave law. On Monday last Mr.. Sum-
ner presented to the Senate a bill reneal;no
all legislation for the return of fugitive slaves
ana as that bill will undoubtedly be nassed
we can exult that the foulest disgrace N
which the free States have ever submitted is
virtually removed. Mr.. Suraner accompanied
the bill witt. an exhaustive report, from
which we elsewhere publish important ex.
tracts
. la this able document it is conclusively
proved that the constitutional compact does
not require the free States to return escaped
slaves to their masters, and not only this, but
1t is proved that granting the validity of the
clause in the Constitution which the acts Of
1873 and 1850 pretend to interpret, Congress
does not possess the right to legislate for the
return Of slaves. 1t proves the unconstitu.
uonality of the fugitive-slave acts by their
denial of the right of trial by jury, and the
grant Of judicial powers by them to commits
sloners who are not judges. The arguments
OF tho report are based upon principles uni
versally recognized, and sustained by preee
dents Of the highest legal authority. lima
be added, IN reply to the assertion that th
repsaies These acts is unconstitutional, tina
they certainly Dc not exist IN the Oonstitr
ton, and chat II Congress mad the right t
adopt them It lAausF ef necessity cBase ID
right p repeaf thenl If Me matter was cor
st1tutionaily pna vote in 1867 it can be jus
as vel, to vote in 1864. - sgss. g ssssas.
.'so' after fourteen years Of shame, til
North Is freed Of TINS insult to her laws an
the inspiration Of her society. Alright Re,
erend Blshep will never again be tempted I
say that he would return his own mother int
slavery if the law required il, and long, grasl
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-11

ing arms viii nolohger reach out Of the rice
swamps of Louisiana to snatch men out of the
streets Of Boston and Philadelphia. We
shall mott hear the snap Of TIE slaveFship I'm
der, the shadow Of that building wherein
Freedom was first declared. The fugitive
slave law has been dead for years, but the
corpse-stilE sat in state with the usslsssseep-
tire in its hand, and the cruel smile on its
lips 1t is better that such dead should be
buried in their graves, no longer to disgust
and offend the sight Of God and man.-Pha
Press
The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-11

To FINISH BAKED PoTATo.--A house
keeper suggests that baking or roasting in
the oven is the best way of cooking potatoes,
with which all will doubtless agree. In the
days Of wood fires, roasting them in the hot
ashes was thought the best. She says that
when they are sufficiently cooked, the quality
will be greatly improved by cracking the
skins open, and allowing them to dry out a
few minutes before taking them to the table.
TAINTED BARRELs.-For a forty gallon cask
use one peck of unslacked lime. or about in
that proportion. Place it in the cask and
pour water enough upon it to make it the
thickness of cream. Stir it well as it Stacks,
and turn the barrel to cover every part. AT
ter it has stood twenty -four hours, wash clean
with hot, and rinse with cold water and let
it stand in the open air two or three days. II
the cask or wood be very foul, repeat the pro
cess. Jas 81 -e @-'--
SPONGE CAKE.-Equal weights ofeggs and
sugar (pulverized), half weight of flour; beat
the yolks and whites separately livery light;)
mix the sugar and yolks first, then add one
grated lemon and beat for fifteen minutes,
then add the whites and mix we'll lastly,
stir in the -four and mix gently. 4- .A