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Gerseant Gorbett.

Ser SOlOut, melder ben MeuaeIm6rOer
Booth erI6OB, geb6rt gu @ompuenie 8 Der 16.
Stem DOrter @apallerie. SIM Sabre 1882
tpuroe Ct in Qonbpu geboren uno lam ais Iiez
benidbri9er &nabe init Ieineu Gltern nad Stem
Sort, no CT bel einem 6utmader in Die 2ebre
gegeben puroe. Spdter arbeltete er in Nlz
banp, Bolton, 8i6mono uno Stem Sort uno
lief Iid in lebterer Stuot anWerben. Qm DO
rigen SUM- muroe CT nit etnem Oeta1ement
ieineS &e9imrntS na6 @uIpepper 9elanot, mo
1e BON &eribap'8 Observation-Disclosures umsiuoelt
tpuroen. Ollie er9oben ii6, nur Gorbett belt
aus unp feuerte idmmtli6e 2dufe ieines 8eppIz
pers unb 5w6lf S6ilie aus ietnem @ewebre
ab, bis ibm Die Wunition ouS9e9an9en ipor II.
ct ii6 ebenfaqS in @efdngenl6aft beaeben
muBte. Wian idleppte ibn na6 Qpn6burq
uno BON bort nab InberiUnuile, no er unO
feline Wtt9efan9enen Die i6euBli6ite uno
9r~auiamite 8ebanblung erfubren. Ginmal
entfOb ct, nurbe aber NIT 8lutbunoen eebebt
uno in Die WprOb6ble ipieOer 5uridgeIdIeppt.
gpn IA Wlit9lieber ieiner GOmpaanie febrte
ct ALIEN surild - ale anoern paren Dor Sum-
ger unb i6Ie6ter 8ebanbIung u~mgetOmmen.
AlS ct altS9epe1lelt tuuroe, mar er tDte ei1
Stelett a~bgemaeert, ideint fi6,aber iebt mieoer
8iemli6 erbOlt gu BADEN.
eOrbett it Elm r%eligi6ier Sanatiter, befen
Grideinuns GrOmpeQ'S Soften dbmIi6er lit,
oiS benz 9e9enwdrti9en Sabr6unOert. St mar
1iemalS getauft %pUroen, un6 uls er Dor etwa
iieben Sabren ouf einem WetbOoiten .NepipoIn
in Bottom ntetebrt" wuroe, ipor er lance in
3petfel, pel4en 9tumen er onneblnen iOQe.
GnOIid, mad inbriniti9em uno anboltenoem
@ebet beiubI ibm nu6 ieiner Musiase, cine
bimmlii6e Gtn9ebung, iid no6 Dem Blube iei-
ner 8etebrung Bolton gu nennen, mas er aud
that. gtuf Der WiuiterrOle ieiner GOmpa9nie
it er bemna9 aud olS Bottom GOrbett uufse>
fIbrt. Sic GrmOroung beS Brditoenten
tuirtte tuunOerbar ergreifeno auf ieinen wilo>
i3tpdrmerll3en @eiit, unb am Sreitag Nbeno
lag er i'm lan9em @ebet in Der O1c&enoree aaz
pele nno flebte oarum, Soft tpoIIe bas unl6ul=
biSe 8lut unS nt6t unre6nen. fonbern bic
8erbre4er Der Citrate iiberseben. Seine Sem
pun9 na@ @arrett'S 5urm unb feline 96Otung
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13-IO p%rnsCntioc Mnleihe

~8ebODmd&tiSt bon bem Tinan5sG etreidr, bat Ter 4
terssi&nete bic General g Subscriptions @sentut far ben
1ertaaf Don Der. Gtaatsn S6atdmtS@R Oten, feb
auO ~brei1ebntel yrOseut 3tnien per 9aBr trAssab uu
ais bic
SirbensS reibigrr NuIeiBe
betannt, anseupmHeH.
Dieie ytOten wurbeu am Is. ausuf 1864 a~asseneu
unb ftnb mad brei 3abren bonn Datum in CURRENCY 5dBt
bar Ober mad BeIiebeu bes 9n6aber8 in
Ger. st. 5-2Oer Ie6S Yr93ent
0Olb tragenOe Bombs
XErOanbelbar.
Dlele Bombs iinb Jest cine Pramie bon neun Ero5eM
~ertP, nit SnbeSrHf Der @Slbjinien BON Robem6er, md
pen ~lrtlt1en Yroft Der 7-30er Nnleibe mad benz
~OPA''@en 3insfnss, 3inieu i~nbesriffen, auf unsefa
ts9n Yroysut per 9ubr brinst, absefe5eu bon beren .
Its'ua9 g. u n B Munt3tpa
&areh' otS mad Der
S'9entR I'm bere@uet, moo elm s.
BRET PrpBentBufHot. Sie 2in,eu fnS 6oI
la9rtp da9l6ar bur4 Coupons, ipcmit iebe gsote Der
iePen 1T nub bic o6seI&uitten uub an ieber m,tlpr oh
Sanqnter 1ertGnft tperbeu tSnueu.
Die 3inien b~etraser
S'nen Gent per Gag BON elmer $50 Wote.
~~ ee"'" " y $500 NOte.
sep" " $500 glOte.
Span3ig StnO0 d.
cm O0uar - - $1,000 SaOte.
"0Ie" 9uer Senannten 8etrG9e werben prompt 6eim
SH'pTanSe Ger Subicriptionen seliefert unb bic Qoten
~efoen loiort %befSrbert. Die 3inIen Bis gum rS6fen Is.
sum- ~eroen I'M SOraus be3a9It. Diees 1T
Die rtn3tge Nnleige i'm Marttr,
~ei$e lest bic ~&fesieraus Offerirt .unb es pirb ,uberf&tz
n@ %erportet, bab i9re uuBcprbeutli6en 8ort5eite bic.
ieIbe CUR
StebltneSanletbe oeS gSOlfes
MAIDEN ~erben.
NSe"'Ser as $300,O00.000 Der BON Ietten @ouure
ou'or'itrten Gnlei6e iinO jebt in, WRuttte. Sad Der Mbz
"aPHe OerlelUen du i4GeBen, pirb bieIe Gumne biuueu
pier WtonateH %Serstiffen ieiu, unb bic gpteu perben Obne
5~etfel elns Yrdntte tra9eu, ne es bis6er beim @6Iulye
0r enSicrIpttoneu anberer Gnlei5en Der fan mar.
Dautt allen 8trsern zines iebeu GbeiIes bes Qonbes
@eIesenPeit sebcten pirO, bieIe qrIei6e ,u ne6meu. 10
9aSeH f@ bic NatiOnatz9anten, Stauts, 8anfen unb
Yr'0Ht' Sanquiers hes sanseu Qanbes bereiniOt, CUB
lcr'ptlonen gu Pari Gn3une6uen. Gubfcribenteu babe
'ere elSenen aSenten gu toG6leu, in tpelbe fe 8ertraueu
'sssn' ~s'4e HuetH tHr bic g~6leferuus br Notsu, far
"e'pe ''e @nttraSe ants5men, perantp ortIi8 fnb.
Sap Gppte,
SMbicriptiOuss Nlsemt, %biIabclpbio.
DfSrj, ben 25., 1865.
Sublcripticncn wcrocn anacncmlncu
Up1 Der
Grlten NatiOnoI.8 ant, Baltimore.
3Weiten
(6br. 15-3OettuwN
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@;urupGifcbe Nnbrtdten.
SSeitereS aus europa per Camper nS5auoria''
MuS ,GcotiG".

SSeitcrcs aus europa per Camper ,SSaunria''
unS ,ScotiG".
Ncm 0prt, 3. Wai Ser 9ambur9el
PoI1oampler o8aparia" fam init 9ta6riGter
pom 1G. geitern bier an. Ser Gunarpoampfe,
Scotia" tam e~benf1ll3 9eItern Wtor9en bier an
uno bra6te UNI 2 Sage neuere Nafrihten ais
Der vYerupian".
Gn9IdnS.
IS 9ing ba5 @erli6t, baB Qoro 8aImeritpn
in 6pI9e ieine8 boben Qlter8 uno Der 8ei6wer=
litteiten elmer TIbreri&aft Oes unterbaules
nab benz S6luTle Der 9eaenwdrttgen 6lbung
in Oa5 6auS Der 2pros periebt weroen Iole.
Ser Barrier Correspondent Der vWOrning
Yoit" me!oet unter Dem 10 Mpril, ct babe aus
Superldllt3er Queue eriabreu, baB bic He9ie@
run9 in WaIbtn9ton ni6t an einen &rieg sur
@rOberung Wterjtp'S ooer Gonaoa'5 bente.
TbeOOOiia SrOlope, Die Satin BON Sbumas
Noolpbus SrpIDpe, Die betannte S6riftlte(lerin,
Die nalnentltA cine CUTE ucberieburg pOn Ntz
cOliniS Sra96oie yQrnplo Don 8reScia" ~lieierte
uno 9eI@dbte GOrreipOnoen5en lber Die %iOcialen
Seiten Der itolieniI6en GepolutiOn fur ba8
NtbeniGm" lhtteb, it1rb in SlprenS.
Tranfrcid).
9aris, 10. Qpri(. 9aS frans6Il6e 8anz
erI6tfz@ei6lpaoer niro ii6 am nd6lten Scnrs
tag (23. gprip BON Ipulon na9 WlarIeiae be-
seben, iO ii6 Der &aiIer AM &c. April mad
ll0ier etni6ifen miro. gr miro, pie man
Slaubt, I'M 20. Wlai in SouIon surif fem.
Nt55a, 81 glpril. 0eltern Nbeno erreste
Der 3aitanO oeS @Saretpiti@ grOBe 8eunrubiz
.gullg, aber Der Batient perbra6te cine before
Na6t, pa er sel6lafen bate.
Der G5ar miro mOrgen Wiittag bierlel6it err
wartet.
Surtn 10. April. 9ie italienil6e 9tez
9ierung bat Den britt. @elunotet in elmer Npte
perli6ert, oab Der @ertaui Der StaatSz Gilenz
babnen an cine GOmpa9nie bic @ldubigcr beS
States niat i'm G~erinsiten beeintrd6tiseu
loQe.
Sn bet 9eputirtentammer be9anll beute Die
Grbrterang iiber bic 8iQ CUR unteroriduna Der
Rl0Iter. Ser berefenOe Au8iduB bat ii6 nit
Der 3eglerun9 pe9en Der 8ia entidieoen entz
3peit.
Turin, 81. 9tpril. SianOr 8Onsbi i6lus
alS Nntenoentent gu Der &loiterbiQ Dor, baf Su
Gun1en FOLDER Nnltalten, tuelde li4 Ger Su.
senobiloung, per &ranfenpiIege &C. ipiomeu, cine
NuSnabme gema6t peroe.
1 S9ie yGaSette bel YppOlO" perDffentli6t be-
reits baS auSflbrIi6e 9rO9romm fir bic Gage
beS 9ante Selte8 pom 14.-16. Wfai; @inige
9untte b~eIIeIben tperOen ihOn elmer pprIdufgen
Wtittbeilung tpertb fem. @m Spnnta9 D. IA.
Mai Morgens 10 Ibr %perIammeIn ii6 Die
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-05-04

StnpUrdre Sffct SIM @sb1uee per Snt0ereRdeF SeeeHs.
pct Office,
Dtefts llnttrnebmen OStser Organization %smpietIt I'D
ri. DIreftipn BAT SelbIoTtn, bic GOmrasrie ptrfli6 ~
benz Az MAIDEN, mas Der StttI %dneeutet, an etner y SpltF'
Gas 6 pd9utt" unb stren 4attt
II ben MIN ern et nj n, @ends etetfs yrtnItpS eat
as Sic Gtu,ablunaen unb Behtneunefr fur tie Subfrtptp'
mem 70 aeReut, tab ale WCnOpUlte Serbutet unb jetent Gcn-
fanasnttn @eltsenbttt steebeH gtrN, NS an rem @sninn sS
11p tern btnenS III bethetltgen. Die 8eIbthte Der @ns epm+
paonteen ouer ar6sern Stltts TT Elm Bertdt rem @Ftpl8eH'
Der pfi,teQt Bertbt beS OberHen 8sdnten her philadelphia
0dsnerft fir cas- Snbr 1864 ssteen etnen @eptnn ron
1918 9I5 81.
S5HPtt aaen pt6ttsen neuern @erhedstrneen IN eer @rrt@.
fina unb Qtttuns Der GdSperte une Der 5abrttattPn zee
@aItS u. BET elmer 0errnItun8 Ter @eitaftf Ger 9~rnpaenls
perben te uuterset6rer Der Nttten &c ale etne t1fre uue
eeptnubrtnstnbe Rdpttdl.MnIdse tnten
Die SubtrtpttpnSbu @er fur 10000 Mt.ten PES SEu.
capitals Der 9~cntpa8ntt rerben 40 @et@dttsta9t ldns WV"
blttbtn unt trdbrtnb tttftr 3ett ttrb fetne @tniel. oetuHnhs
Bon nttbr ais 200 dngenrnmen, aber teter Hnter'nrte.t
hdrf bet 3ethnnne In elmer Rdnb.@ Clunne, Sum Srert IIt
Mnsdbe Wttterer Nttien, 70 cteI Attttn nam 'dtt rha9en ~
3r nod AI tabtn n lnG1t. 80 mn mad Npldut Der eflaet."
40 Gdae nGbt bic brnt 3atI Der 10000 Attten un.erds!~M'
III, binn fann BET &ef burG ttr Dtrttttpn nntsr et 3t",
nunaen Der Ndntsg plur1ne %pertbetlt. @tne AnBaplunS "
80 SO mus BET llnter3ei6nuns tur jtee Nttte 6flttteI Wt'E."
Die Itrtaer @insdtlunsen wsrpen cerlan9t 70 ME eaG
gDert bpr fdreitet, TT 5dblur9en BON rtNt NIGER Nv ;,
Dollars unc funf;i9 Gents unh MOT et'er GlS ttn"'S, ="
eineu, 81 puat. IS wereen nt6t rhetr @trjdpIunetH t!"st
fprbert, ais nStbts iinb, UNI bic gDerte ~ SSnenesH y.
SduptrSbren 3u leeen unb has Gas ;u liefern. Ote AnlI'nms
6s SdaSneittrs pirb fir bic erfe @tnjaRlunS seesH'" INV
Ipdter, ipbdIb lie fertts Itnb, In Certificate urh9etaulNI.z ~
" Die guder lteaen ron Dtenhae, BEN Is Mprtl an 1sSIW
atpiIttn ben Stunbeu BON 8 ubr Wlpreens unb lII "aV-
~ntittass auf Der tethprrartn Office Der &prtpdsnte SlsHai
eeHbeit Su esben, werben 0u&er fammt SbaSnietrets.au.t
fur bic trfe @triatIurs tn bic Sanes sh SsFam=
rUrtli9en Yerfcnen tn ieeer gGarb seef6er. 81, a3As,
Die NaInen pte(er Yeripnen unb bic Sr1a1tt NV wv o"pt'
fnben fnb, werten turd Mnjtteen IN elhtm ~ - NJ,
rem tdeIi6en SIatteln ttrGhentIi6t trbale Die "S'p'ss" y"
su bteiens 8weds %estrSfen fns'
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b@8 NeuGetmSrbers betradtet er natir''@ tset
ais ejnett Diretteu GjHgriff ieines OO'ie@ u"p
cine ~lptsielle GnapeneriueiunS fur ild lelpit:
Gr 1T iebr intelligent nno pelB trOB 9rOBer
8eideioenbeit unb J8uridbaItang tlor nno 'n@
~terelIant III ipre6en.
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0raitbCint:.
SaneS Gortlau, !ir.
SetretGr
e. .R.s,Sprdgus.
9 6'd 8 metfer;
Ssnrp R. gDtlf ION.
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0iue oefdi1tlidje scmmiscens.

gibt q[Ioemein befannt 1T, oab in 1776 Elm
Gpmp[Ott fir bic GrmOroun9 oeS Sen. Waibs
iuotpn entoedt Uur1e.
Sic 81. 9. Gbronit bemabrt unS iiber nieien
Qn1hla9 ben fOI9enoen ron benz @eneral=Spm
mil1dr Beter &. GurtinuS an Den Sol. Niharo
8arrid 9eridteten 8rieI:
ygtsw Yort, &c. SUM 1875.
Wtein t0err! GeItern Na6t lpuroe elm infer
naliider Ynidlas sesen Ous 2eben Der @ene<
rdle 8albingtUn, 8utnom u. {. 10. entoedt.
Ginige Der betbeili9ten Sdurten iinb in Gez
wabrlam. Inter ibnen Wr. Wtattbews, unier
Wtaprr, Gilbert 6Drbes, ein 8affeni6mieo, Elm
9feifer uno TrOmmler pom Waibin9tOns @aroe
II. !. m. 9ie GinSelnbeiten Iino mob nl6t be-
tunnt; pon ben 8eamten, pelhe bic Serl9pos
renem e%rgriffen baben, tbeilen eini9e nit, RAP
cine Qrpbe BeIObnuns fir Die GrnlOroung Der
@enerdle 8aibin9tcn, Yutnam &c. an9ebcten
puroe, oab in ibrem 8eiit Elm Plan aller 8e>
feltieunaen g~efunbeu worren. Ndbreno Die
Heguldren (Gnsldnoer) einen Mn9riff MAIDEN
~lolten, uaren 9erionen anaeitelIt, bic oaS Yulz
permaqasin in bic SUIT iprengen uno anoere.
wel6e Sings Bridge ~Sert6ren %icllten, UNI oaS
Nnlan9en pom Serltartln9eh pon 9eeu SH9z
LAMB gu perbiten. Surg, Der aniaIag mar
Elm bD6it ni6t8piiroi9er uno i6 bofe, oaB Die
Sdurfen cine Strafe erbaIten werOen, welbe
ibnen onbaltenoes SUDDEN peruria@en foil, Cbne
oaB le Iih traben tOnnei1.
SD bin mein 6err &C. &c.
g. s. G~urtinu8"
gGir flsen benz GOrsebenoen nod bin5u,
oaB elmer rOn bieiem @omplOtt, SbCs. Sidcrp,
elm 8ripote in Sen. 8aibinaton's 2eibscrpe,
wesen oieies Nni6laSS sebdngt ipuroe.
81 81. StStn.
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Dffttete mPGsnte!
ueber Der Srdutltn 8ant, SCutb Ctr an unf mad rem
rdHhen /. WPnt
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200 RtReu ben feEnfen @tratnta unb Qpefern Rautdbd
btntc Bel SEfepb S6rSbert
(mrt<l 81 @r&dnse PIGee naoe @'H'Vp'
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Sames @OrtIan, IT,, spn Gcrtldn s 81.
Nue. 8. Gilbert, So. 81 Monument Ctr.
9. D. Srrdsut, Ro.5 Ct. paul Str.
$. U. gDtIfpn, frubtr Q0w. QDutOn Il SFrs.
D. 6. 9prtl, Spn Sore1 Bros,
@nt. 9 5abner, SO. SIC WlattiOn MSe.
Srbn SWan, bunting &ibse. Baltimore g..
6. %. 9orb, no. So unb 90 ID. 9Onbarb Ctr.
Snr. 6. Gilman, Yrd1btntb Der 3pettfn NattrHaledn1
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$500, OOO, 1000

VIVVOIV
.. ct. = 80 @nIeibe,
i0pISur TT bret Sabren bonn tcrnmeuten IS. Stunt an.
Subicriptirnen weroen iebt an9enpmmen
fir sic
3ipette Serie $50 NGcten
Der erfsn Seris In jsbtr 9tnT6t dtnll& nit ausuatme hss
Datums.
Snterthtn Wertsn BEN Gage sfr Subkrtptipn an bis ,um
Is. Stunt UpraISbttGtlt.
Sebruber McRtm, -
SpBinl, Re9ttrunes. Mscnten,
(mrs10-i) NS@de BlItmere II. GaIbertfr.
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GtmpUrdrt Office: SIM GsDdabe Der SntdsrtUder 9sbsas
Pct Office,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-21
TO BE SOLD!
"A Farm of GS5 Acres

The subscriber offers for sale farm of the above
dimensions; or part OF it, as soon may be- Said
farm Is well located on the direct road from HYDE
rark street to Eden, about 31-2 miles from the
former place, and in good state of cultivation.
aho contains an excellent sugar orchard and
mouse with utensils. Nearly half of said farm IL
WOOD land quantity of which is pine timber,
Inc buildings are In toerable repair, CONSISTING
OF house 22x40. carriage and woodshed WITH
DAIRY room 2Oxi0, horsebarn 26x34, barn 35x44'.
shed to barn 26x3f, barn 26x36, and sheen shed
i6x32 all Joined in the order in which thew are
named making them very handy as to yards and
sheds In addition to the above there l. hon.
mouse l6X32, and hog-house 1925 Water pumn.
ed INTO the house and barnyard, also springs
convenient to the buildings. The farm is prinei'
Mliy fenced with stone The stock and tools 90
WIN farm If desired consisting of 100 sheen and
II mead OF cattle. &c. PARTON of the above
stock is for sale without the farm. For frrtban
particulars apply to the subscriber either in ner
son or by letter. The purchaser can have The
made If desired. q WTSUM NC
Hyde Park, Jan. 2S, 1865. 81
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-21
A PRODUCTIVE ACRE,

An "Ez- Market Gardiner" gives to the
American Agriculturist the following
statement of what can be done on small
piece of land BY work and nigh manurinp:
--"On fertile acre, within sight of Trim
ity Church steeple, New York, but in Jer-
sey, lives a man will call John Smith
Johns neat cottage and acre cost him, 8
years ago, $4,000, now worth $4,000. In
the spring of 1864, he planted 10000
Early Wakefield cabbage plants, which,
by the first week in July. wore sold in N.
\. market ct S. per 100, for 5000. Be-
tween the rows of cabbagcs were planted,
at the same time, $4,000 Silestia lettuce
plants, which at $3.50 per 100, brought
$27O.
Both crops were cleared off by July -,
the ground being thoroughly plowed, har-
rowed and planted with 10000 celery
plants, which were sold before Christmas
of the same year, at So per 100, for ST.
200 making the total receipts $3.50.
His expenses were Manure, $50;
keep of horse, $500; interest on Sc 900,
$500; hired labor. $400; incidental out
lay, 500; amounting in all 70 $3.50,
which deducted from the receipts gave
him the net profit of $1,000.
John, some might call a clod hopper.
lie has no particular skill, no great share
OF brains, his only prominent quality be-
ing untiring industry; but it would be
difhcult, for any one, no matter how en-
dowed with skill or brains, to make more
of of an acre than he did.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-06-21
CHEESE MAKING.

EEs RURAL New YORKER Il saw il
your ever-welcome paper of Aug. 9th
an inquiry concerning cheese making on s
small SCALE
| have made cheese for several years
from the milk of from four to eight COWS
for my own use; this call small dairy.
Your correspondent wants to know how
the first curd should be prepared. My
way is, when the curd is ready for the
press cut from one-half to an inch in
thickness, put in stone jar without salt
ing; put bucket of cold water over it,
and set in cool place.
l have spring house with water run
hing through, almost as cold as ice water.
set the jar in the water and then change
the water on the curd two or three times
during that time and the next morning
When the second curd is nearly ready for
the press, cut the first in small pieces and
put in warm whey, not enough to scald
it mix together and salt.
If your correspondent could taste some
of my cheese, made in this way, he could
Judge of the quality better than can
write it. My husband often says when
he is eating cheese from these double curds
"now remember another year, just how
you made this, as it's the best | ever ate
But as every man thinks his a0ye makes
the best butter it may be so with the
cheese.
If the water is not cold | should not
advise this plan. Last year | tried pres
sing two curds together and liked it much
aud think it saves work.
made my curd and put it into the
press and the next day made another as
near like it as possible, took out the first,
turned it, scratched it with a fork on the
top fine as chicken feed, put the new
one in, pressed till the next morning. 1t
should be bandaged soon after taking it
out.
Double curds should always be bandag-
ed. | think light pressing first, and
aftcrward quite heavy. do not think it
Injuries cheese to press it.
Making it with two or three curds, the
first is just as good as the last. As to
spreading, my experience is, if there is
not too much rennet, and the cheese is
bandaged, it will not spread too much.
Coudersport, Pa, 1866. MRsp.c.M.
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FINKLE & LYONS
IMPR0V WE'D
SEWING MACHINES.

The greatest improvement yet in the Sewing
Machine art. A curiosity worth seeing.
Please send for circular with sample OF Sew
ing.
These Improved Machines save ONE HUNDRED
PER CENT, OF thread and silk, and makes the
LoCK-sTIToH alike on both sides.
They require no instructions to operate per-
fectly, except the "printed directions"
No change in sewing from one kind OF goods
to another
And no taking apart to clean or OIL
Our NEW MANDATORY is now complete,
with all its machinery and tools entirely new,
and is already rapidly turning out Machines,
which for BEAUTY and PERFECTION of FINISH
are not surpassed by any manufacture in the
world,
N. B.-Should any Machine prove unsatisfato-
ry, it can be returned and money refunded.
Agents wanted in counties not eanvassed by
our own Agents.
FINKLE & LYON S. NJ. Co.
No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK. 52yl
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u. Il III. II. ANTHONY & co.

Manufacturer of Photographic Materials.
Wholesale and retail.
oOl broadway, N. Y.
IN additlon to our main business of Photo.
following, viz: 'o' 'N'
,Stereotgpes and ,Storeoscops,e yse,cs.
Of those we have an immense assortment ;ncIrd
ing war scenes, American and FOREIGN Cities
ana landscapes, Groups, Statuary, &c. &c. Also
revolving stereoscopes, for puplic or private ex-
nlOition' Our catalogue viii be sent to any ad-
dress on receipt of stamp.
Photograph Albums.
- we were the first to introduce these into the
ohited states, and we manufacture immense
q1"ntlties III great variety ranging in price from
oo cents to 500 each. Our Albums have the rem
tation OF being superior In beauty and DURABILITY
10 any Others. They will be sent by mail. free
on receipt of price. i' ''ee'
u zine Albums made to order.-ern
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Catalogue now embraces over Five Tbop.
satiu inherent subjects Ito which additions are
continually being made)0f Portraits of Eminent
americans. &c, viz: about 100 Major Generals
Zoo Brigadier Generals, 2T5 Colonies, 100 Lent
Colones' 200 Other Officers; rs NAVY Ofticsrs
800 statesmen, 1870 Divines, 1875 Authors 40
Artists, 10 Stage, 50 Prominent Women. 150
rrominent Foreign Portraits, 800 Comics Of
WORKS OF art, including reproductions of tho
most celebrated Engravings, Paintings statptas
0c, catalogues sent on receipt of stamp. All
orders Tor dozen Pictures from our Cataloone
VIII be filled on the receipt of ST. 80 and sent hy
mail, free. Il. e. II. T. ANTHONY q co
Manufacturers of Photographic Materials
~ .,.., 60l Broadway, N. Y.
'o'ia'i W sa'isiy' 4sy1
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Corn STARCH PuDDING.-To one quart
Of milk when scalding hot add eggs
well beaten, with 4 large tablespoonfuls
of starch, little salt, stirring constantly
for three minutes favor with lemon or
vanilla and pour into a mold; make
sauce of sugar and cream very good cold.
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Great improvements in Sewing Machine,
-0
EMIIRE SHUTTLE .NACHJNEl
Patented February 14tb 1870
sALESROOM, $50 BROADWAY NJ v
252 WASHINGTON ST. ROSToM

SALESROOM, $50 BROADWAY N v
252 WASHINGTON ST.. BOSTON
This Machine is constructed
principles of mechanism nossos oH eheifeiy new
ana variable improvements, haying been ns s iale
ihea ny the most profound experts, and nronona
cea 10 De simplicity and Perfection comhinoJ
~ mas straight needle, PERPENDICULAR action
makes makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which viii
neltner ZIP OF raVel, and is alike on both sides
PERFORMS perfect sewing on every description If
material from Leather to the finest NanSooh
Muslln' with cotton, linen or silk thread fr"n
the coarsest to the finest number. avn
Having neither Cam nor Cor wheel and tbo
andis 'i'oo'A dr. glass;
1t requires 80 per cent. less mower 70 dr,ro
tiiah any other Machine in the market r;rI
jury to health. "i'hou'in'
It's strength and wonderful SIMPLICITY If con.
ssfucsioh renders 1t almost impossible TO ret ont
ii O, o'oet; ana is guaranteed by the company to
we respectfully invite all those who may IA
sire TO supply themselves with superior article
CHINE. oNhif ALLIED MA
put in amore especialsmanner do we solicit the
patronage of "o VIC soho'' "e
Merchant Tailors. Corso. .ro,..u.
Coach Makers, G.,. I Inahels'
Uoo, C1,;.. ~. Odis@f f1tters,
ures, Vat ~, rs ~,
Dress Makers, ers ' "h'iooh hi"A'
literally dealt with. oas"' WI"
~ PRICES OF MACHINE coMpLETE.-
w. !, na,nliy machine, with Hemmer, fellerand
No 0 SmoiI u. $50
NO III Il omaii Manufacturing, with Extention Ia.
No.2, Large I" 20
No. 4, i" /. forr.,,, %
ONE hnigs root ana o1l Cup 100
pne any person to work this Machine to their en-.
NJ az agehts wanted for all towns in the U. s..
where agents are not already established Also
,or LuDa' Mexico, Ceetral and south America,
W T wnoih a hoeral discount will be given.
Terms lnvatiably CASH on delivery.
i. ]. MACARTHUR d co.
A sro o5o BROADWAY, N. Y.
a. 10 40 zo2 WASHINGTON ST.. BosToN.
+" 12o CHESTNUT ST. PnILA
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Aqtifmltnral.

We cordially invite communications and dis
sussions. from Farmers and all interested in Ag-
ricutural and Horticultural matters, for publiea-
ton in this department of our paper.
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A Coon JOHNNY CAKE Beat up, one
egg with one-third cup of sugar, pint of
sweet cream, IL cups of meal, .l-2 cup
OF flour, | teaspoonful Of cream tartar
l-2 teaspoonful of soda
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The corn crop of Iowa is this year est
mated at 55,250,000 bushels an increase
of 2e,0oo,00o over last year.