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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-08-12
The Hack Man,s n.stinv.

The Nashville Dispatch. ~ commenting
upon the future Of The nrgro rscs rrmsfks:
THE Republican eose h1e ~ GsyertoF
Of Ohio (Gen. cox) Lss come eui n isvor
o. separating The races. AZ az Only hopr
OF preserving The negro ircn lntsl vxfine-
ton. This view mus, nitimafriv prevail
The negroes 10 The Ssuihern ~Fsies mE-i
be celonIzsd Ia some per icn ~ the SDuh
Or 10 some other country y their * sieur~
is n be perpeiuatfd y let Among M
whites. they will disappear fap.cl., - rx
p~frienee already rhews. Ieistvid.nt ihsi,
IN the capacity ~ frsrmru, runfact wiih.
The white race viii IL - iaiai ~ ihr,n W.
70 The Indians Tn fsrt s.ouic imaft-
itself npon :hose w lHe Morn ~hu p~raie-
70 b The TRENDS ~ me negro. nns w arc.
glsd 70 find that Gen. Coz atFreei.ier ih
importance u he Negro of separation WI.
The races
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trSx iral ssecadal.r- isoai ll>r.ria
ccun's she hsa n urnst s0n Csnaia VIZ.
p,cirg. 1f eqgsse. NJ b4 na iu'i..r n~aii.r.
e military duty, o. n1irstatpp 'rnu t'a
vosi Msr.hals. e~f~ srir-r M S.airJut.
s"d orouchi % ti'i- cay sns nsrspi-d \.
'he So'a'sss' tt"mt VIA ci-posatlnn ~.
be m-ds u ihese men ~~ are vi adv ed.
We ~sr- toll . severe penslss i- irf r,-c
snd nsi fhr men ~ Mt ipig lic regular
sr"y 10 tsr wars and msds tu N. fNts
without pss sui VI h- sfe nas rt
~fa'e Stflus.L
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FIVE cEar~ Fua THE fnsiLtcE / N-
Tisc IS k~ssTucsv.-A senutrn4 r.
'ng - Coyirgion srs'erd w s--urec IN -
he mace ihe ahsavii r-qpif-d N crs istr.
Upon The ne was required q pvt = fv.
cent stamp. n siruck some as EoE ! *
p.di nt. the pAtmrat IA hyr crHr fr t
privilege % ssslag Il qaiie ~ srcsr
snes, hvw.,er, ~tth ihs va ihint- w.
done ~ Ks.tss.s = here nv ~. W i--s
llrnr III : ltan .IrrtInn -Irn -
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Th~ SuPrrtn~ ceur' y: Tux state y
~ - Aass issupa j perpetual MjVne
nsF ~ ~ Aaibn and rkin. TN { un,er-
isrRne Av@f's cashsssc Pm hrai ~ man
7 oie fof ;hs crarl imposition III wha'
ry bare done snd rrsirsin!ng then rom
'srh.r ike lnjory 70 The pppic Il an
class - eur people more than sroihef neet-
iav lnterposi'iyn n iA~ e shield ,h-m ir0m
im%Pp~iure, ~ j. the sex and suffering VT
M unable y Pf'lert thems~lves a RENE
~ ~ unisefssiif employ y - Ayers Pla-
W ~ classes both 10 cure nnc prevent ds
rs~e. -hould A. y does. have every security
M laa ,aards u, 'rpn counterfeit end imi-
sArn-tCsbinet. Sctrntc' ndy
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Officers:
Eliza GOODWIN Pf~-aisa
NA u LID tir VA p
n n RERRr .ss. .r.;
NM Y LEDnICH. f~reAsur~r.
DlrccsurS:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN lid snsppti-,
Han. MN r NlBLACK vincenn~s:
WI IA MONTGOMERY. L~vcrootee;
J.R BERRY. E-u
NMP LEDMICH.
a J BECKETT. E@q Agep, az Dubo.
e ruriy. psiee on the corner of the Puii,r
March lSsh 1855 ".
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Prssissn, L~l4cylE's Testimonial.
q .sw York rasrespysaea antsng ulg~r
49, n AnE. 4. "a. save; csriag AZ Ln-
ep.h'r Fsran' slsii p NV '%irssi." ih- M
issn = 4hisky rsNa M IN iar afu4s
49, discussed san Gra-rsl Grant, Uhu
'asored te measure. TIE pre-id nl ~
marked ~ish NJ usual cogrnt @impi,eit,
hat ~hn'eyer : beneficial y the hesnh OF
'he civilian, Niii certainly prove atsanla-
secn- ~ me health ~ ~ soldiers, sad a.
early esrFs individual residing wv nsfsh,
\ -inei. survush M ne conn y ca afissl
NJ fi.e merits y Rorsrk'~ Bt-r. . Dn
! p " n iebn!r rpmPirnFs. bF Using tin
" nv "f'.t ihr mslgrs NJ sAa.nsr, sa.
'gsfr % iac csmP, my W. ~ eu,mt M
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Work Nike q CMNvM.
I've HAOOA PINS

ere the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act 30 directly upon the Liver.
excitii hat organ 10 such an extent -
that I system does not relapse into it,
forms ,ndition, which IL too apt 70 BE-
the case with simply o puryativs pill
They are really A
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ACCUMULATED
Capital ass23,14@ -
AND CONSTANTLY IN REASiNG

NJ NVNNIiN ILf tn KEA~fNG
-
THIS ENTERPKI~lNG COMPANY u
= "Nn aairr an eHi ens.se asa Il u%si~nrl
''''o-~- NNhin th- Amiis tfihr ; ate. snt
M 4 csfi9-s INV bn-ius-s y, fns
nngary 'uiiT Sfase. inr patronage 81 cor
1-npl- "a s.iirtfrd
P'irif w- i--urt a v NV reriod nnr tx
rrrdir- seven ssaf~ w r.f-- 4. reasonable
r- 'hr arfrpf payrrnt ps lu~~- ~ilI ~
uN ar ah kint- w Bs-ines- tiuuSe-~. IVA
.rr Ai- lsSris clADrcA.< ~shsa-firns.-
iNp- htH-~s. Bsrns aad pni hau-.-, M
-rhf ~Nh 't- conlrnls NJ each, 10th M
ENID sunfry.
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BAooA NMA l,.vev pm,
which, in conjunction with the
MOOD puv.S>ev,

will cure all the aforementioned discEseA
and, Of themselves, will relieve and cure
Heudachs, ccstivsness,
Colio Pains, Cholera Worbus,
indigestion, pain in The BotDsls,
QIzziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neIghbors. who have used
them, and they will say they are
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Al a proof tlist tho Blood frsi6er and rIis ~
psreiy vegetable, 1 have the certificates of those en-
lnent chemists. Professors Chiffon % Now lork. and
Locke II Cincinnati.
tine 10 time.
Price % the Scandinavian Vegetables Rlcod PurI.
fer, 81 pcr bottle, or 81 per half dozen. Of tho scan
boxrs for 81.
Principal Once and salesroon,. Ne East Fourth
~, 81 Building from Main ST.. Cincinnati. o. LAb
Srstory. Nc. NJ hammond Strpof
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and you should Try them before going for
: physician.
Get q Pamphlr or Almanac Of my local
agent and read tho certificates, aud If you
have ever doubted you will
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.--bs.. AOst
~ n As NJ -- vtfi
EFFA All AssD-. lSs5 IVA r-i
90 ~ senrs, rantlINrg . rsam. sns
aii. sni improvements III loi
M ~ \ L. ccrn N Mcdonald srr
West r~iFseis. 10 Jasper. Indisns-almcs
.re~: End in fine order and repair. ~it'
every convenience. corner building excel
lent - = business stand. AIso. stuslps
carrisge house. wagon sheds, Gov house
~tn Gr ~ Ioi NJ. 50. part ~ meadow
The shove sid separately or together: r~..
sanable tenn e~trreo; viii t.ke ler. rhan
primo cD~f; coll 10 the undersigned AZ his
oihce and zee property.
w. G. ADAMS.
april 81. 1860 -3r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
Kenncdy's Rheumatic Imminent

The att ntion Of the public Is called TO this most ex
oelent OF all Lnmeus as perfect and speedy cure
all I he aches and pains that flesh IS heir TO
RHEUMATISM ls caused BY siaguation Of the fluid
arising from checked peTs9iration-are cured BY few
DO ttlesof kennedy's Rheumatic Linimsnt.
NEURALGIA the king OF all pain, Is caused by an
Inflammation OF the nerves IL instantly cured by few
applications OF kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
SPkAlNS are caused by an over extension and sud
contraction of the muscles are ,ured by few bottle.
of Kennedye Rheumatic Imminent, equally good ol
man and beat,
| PLEURISY, is an inflammation OF The Innings of IN
rbs-is CURED by few bottles OF heunedys Rhcumalic
| llnimenL
nesh aud smashing of the tissues are instantly relieved
| by kennedys Rheumatic Linimeut
| CRAMP Ia a contraction OF The muscles caused by
sudden stopping Of the nervous fluid which prevents
animal life having free flow secured by lew apph
| SORE THROAT AND nOARSENESS are caused BY
unatural dryness OF the glands peice OF flan
mel with kennedy's Rheumatic Lin ment eppy on
going to bed and you will be well in the morning
HEADACuL AND THRoBRlNG or THE TEMPLES {,
caused by pressure from nstnsibe preparation is cur.
ed by few applications Of kennedy's Rheumatic Lin
iment.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK follow the direction.
IN the circular around each bottle.
FOR AN LIBERATED SORE THROAT you will
teke easpoentul of the nment and four teaspoon
iuls OF water, garge in the throat twice day In lew
days Il will be we'll This ons teaspoonul will BE- worth
dollar to you
FOR BR0NCHl us and all inflammation of the throa,
tonsils and palate, with dry hacking cough You will
dilute the iniment with four or five times It's bulk OF
water age he throat and swallow the moisture This
never fails 1t Is good for toothlohe earache swelled
ace Inflammation IF every kind Every family sheud
have full supply for the winter
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxtury
Mass Price 90 cents. For sale by all druggists.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

PASTURE SnkLTKR.-Many of our hillside
pastures are well shaded and afford delisbtfnl
resting places Tor sheep and other stock from
me meats OF the noon day sun, but many Of
them are not. We regard good shelter ain6
cialIy erected as oil great Importance in such
Gases lt may DO secured by simple stakes COW.
cred over on the top with bOugbs or other roof.
ing, anu open at the side, but considering Nh,
great trouble from flies IN such cases. il ia sor,L
while to consider whether cooler and darL
covering is not better
We Rather like the idea Of solomon Green nj
Townsend, Mass who says he has kent shear
thirty years and advises to have small bu,ld.
.ngs erected In sheep pastures, and that tbev
should be dark 30 That the sheep by going mn,
them may avoid the flies. He saws thai ms
sheep will go 10 At eight O'Clock in the forenoon
and remain tlli lour clock IN the ahernnon
- The house, he says " should be bnilt ~,
runners, 80 that II can DO moved, and this vii
enrich the land. A house twelve leet soonre !,
SUFFICIENT To hold dozsn sheep and their lam ns
Move II lts longth once in Two or three xeek. ;
ini'' IL viii De seen, accompllshes two objects
IL projects tue sheep, inducing them to keel
quiet uurihg the heat OF the day, aud il thor
oughiy manures the pasture at trlaing erpens,
OF time. In the way you may lertihss The 10,
OF gravelly knobs Oud sand hills The LAW .,
places Will take care Of themselves from m,
wash Of the higher.
Those who take pride in their stock will no
grudse them lutte comfort OF this kind. /,
pastures exposed to the sun oil day. The e1
pense Is trldng, compared wnh the adyantae
TO ee gained. We trust an aliusion to this mai
ter "lIi se' those who have unsbaded pasture
to thinking.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

CoLoRING CHEESE. The color of cheese some
times exerts gre lter Influence than the favor in
securing ready sale Most people reject pale,
light colored cheese and choose those that have
golden color like rich cream, as this is supposed
characteristic of an excellent article. A light
colored cheese may possess al the richness of one
that is as yellow as gold indeed they may both
be alike in quality and still the golden colored
one will be pronounced best, and command the
highest price. So much does good color en-
nance the value Of cheese in most markets. In
order to secure the desired color, il is customary
to employ Anatto but it may be done without.
Let the curd remain in the vat, spread out as
much as prsc cable, until it is of the right TEN
perature to be put into the hoop. BY allowing il
to remain exposed to the atmosphere while it is
cooling, instead of dashing cold whey, or water
on lt-as is sometimes done-the rich creamy
color may be secured without the use Of any col
onng matter BY this MEANS all the good flavor
and richness will be retained whereas, when the
curd is washed, more or less Of the valuable por-
tons Of it are removed by the whey. 1.-THE curd
be exposed to the air in this manner, the cheese
will be of uniform color throughout. Then il
cured with care and the rind kept smooth by not
allowing the outside to dry faster than the inside
shrinks, small qua tity Of Annatto applied to
the surface will impart very good color to the
exterior.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

To Preserve CURRANTs, dc.-A writer in the
Rockford Register gives the following method
for preserving currants, and other acid fruits -
-" When fully ripe, bottle This we have
done successfully for about thirty years. Our
process is AZ follows -
lst. When the berry is fully ripe, pick and
wash them clean. Put them 10 cullendor or
pan with holes in the bottom, and let tue water
pass oif-then bottle them. The old fashioned
junk bottle is the best. Fill the bottles up into
tbe neck about an inch. Shake them down fire..
quently and thoroughly when filling the bottle
"a. Take pan Of currans, and mash them
and ill the bottles with the juice. Let it come
about an inch above the berries in the neck oil
he bottle.
Sd. Put cold water into boiler on tho stove
set IN the bottles, and let the water come little
above the conlents of the bottle at the sams
time put the corks into the water, and let them
remain until used, using those Of size that they
will cork tight when boiled.
4th. RAISE steady fire, aud when the water
fairly boils laGe out the bottles and set them on
table, watching them closely, and when the
fruit in the bottle is settled Gas it will rise to the
top 10 boillng,J low enough to leave small
vacuum b1tween the cork and fruit, then put in
the cork as tllht as possible, There ia no neces
sity for sealing them. When opened they are
roa iy for use, by the addition Of little sugar
This process IL good for all kinds Of acid fruit
except go0seberrles, to which water should b,
added, they being dry fruit, instead Of the Juice
We have TWO kinds of curraDts; the common
red and a very choice kind Of white, called thu
" Boston Lady" We have kept fruit put "
in this way over seven years, and it was as gooC
and fresh when opened as when put up.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

A HINT FOR CLEAR STARcmNo.-Collars. un.
dersleeves or bandkerchleis, of very fine muslin
or lace, will not bear much squeezing or rubbing
when washed. They can be made perfectly
white and clean without either, or by the follow.
ing process Rinse them carefully through clear
water, then soap them we'll with white soap ;
place 1at in u dish or saucer. and cover with
water place them IN the sun. Let them 70
main two or three days, changing them frequent.
ly, and turning them. Once every day take
them out, rinse carefully, soap, and place in
fresh water The operation is tedious and
rather troublesome one, but the finest embroid
cry OF lace comes out perfectly white, and is moi
WON at ALL where 10 common washing 1t would
be very apt to tear. When they are white,
rinse and starch in the usual way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
Railroads., ST.
Vermont Centr7a and Sulii-
van Railroads,
= HI "a ssz1s y y
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 10Th, 1865.


Trains Going So nth anS Fast.
Leave Montpelier 4 905 An, go p E.and 1000 p,
kIAfL Tam leaves Rouses Point at4 30 connect
vi ing at White River Junction ana Fellows Falls
with rains for Boston Worcester, Spring bid and New
York arriving Mt New York atl0l5r NJ. and with trains
on Passumpslc r. X.
Busuraror E1tRFss TnAis leaves Montreal al 545 a.
n, Rouse's Point at AS n, connecting at Burlington
with Champaign steamers for Saratoga, Troy, &C
DAY EIrHEss TRstrl caves Montreal Al $50 a. n, St
Johns ut 10 on NJ, Ogdensburgh Al ~ h,m bost on
&C, connecting at Burlington with Rutlan ROAD 70
Try, Albany and New York, arriving inBoson via.
Lowell at 1880 ?. N.
A. Montreal at $50 Rouse's Point at 545 N. ST.
Johns AT atving at Boston at $40 H. connect
ing Bellows Fails with Cheshire Road for Boston and
Worcester and with Vermont Valley X. II. for Spring
field &c and arriving In New YORK OF 1880 p Y.
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier at $40 An. SIS a. n, AMI 3 20 ,
~, and l33 IN.
b.v EIrnEs. rRns leaves Boslou via Lowell at 500
4, Tor Burlington, ST. Albans, Mont'eal OgdensbuTgh
an West, aTty ng al Montreal at 300 ?. NJ. Ogdens.
buTgh at IL 5aan
| MAI TN.Ir leaves Boston via Lowell at 40 4. NJ
via Lawrence At 73O 49, for Burlington Rouse's Point
&C Leaves Boston VIA FitchbuTgat T3n Spriugho
At T45 IN, connecting at White River Junction with
day express for Burlington, Montreal Ogdensburg and
| The Wet,
Acos AnopArIos TBLiN leaves EotthGeldM 4O4. ~,
| and Burlington $40 NJ, for Rouse Point
Near EIFEEss ThAIEleaves bellows Falls ~ 10 % ?.
NJ, receiving passengers from NernOnt Valley r. R.,
ieavinp New York al BIB .s., and from Cheshire
r. leaving Boston $50 ,. N. con Meeting At White
aiverJunction wihttain leavng Boston at $50 p ~.
for Burlington, Rouse's Point, Montreal aud Ogdens-
buteh, connecinga Montreal and Ogdensburgh, with
Grand Trunk trains for tn. West
Seepiup cars Rr attached to both the nigh express
,rains running between ST. Abaus and Boston, and Al
! Abius and Springfield.
Through TicketstotO hioago sndths Wsst forsale II
b. prineipai stations
/ 81. Alban,, May |, 1855.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
Guardian,s Nniice.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Court, held al
said District on the 3Oth day Of June, A. d. 1865.
LANNY NJ FAIR, guardian Of Minnie A FAR, minor
child OF Roswell Far late Of Cabot, in said district,
deceased, makes application to said Court for license to
sell the following described real estate Of her SAID wHd
TO The right and interest Of said ward IA the JoneTs
shop and lot Of said deceased In said Cabot at the Upper
Village representing that The sale thereof iof the purpose
OF putting the proceeds Of such sale NJ interest or investing
the In stocks real estate, would be beneficial to
said ward
Whereupon ,itisordered by said Coutthat said appi
cation be referred to session thereof to be held at hf
Probate Office, in said Montpelier, on the 18th day OF
July, A. d. 1860 Tor hearing and decision thereon ana
isfuFher ordered that all persons interested be hotheo
hereof by publication Of notice Of said application ana or
der hereon thee weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the Green Noun
tain Freeman, printed al Montpelier before SAID time o
hearing, that they may appear at SAID time and pace
and, II they see cause, object thereto.
BY the Court,
Y37w9 Auest-N A. CHASE, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
= armer's Noon Day Hymn,


Noon Is over E,rth-fhs flowers,
Dropping, wait revivinR showers
And the locks, to shun the heat,
Beck the forests cool retreat,
While the sun, with burning eye,
Glsres from out cloudlsss sky.
And beneath his torrid rays
All tbs nd'cspe seems sblAgs.
From the meadow newly shorn,
Summoned BY. the bla ant horn,
Lao the weary reapsrs hasts
To their bounteous repast-
Simple, yet delicious fare,
spread by loving hands with care.
Healthful meats With odorous steam,
Fruits and cur $ and golden cream
Water clear az that which 6rst
FROM the iounts Of Eden burst,
Ere along their msrgid green
HAD The serpenrs trail been seen
Such the banquet that invites
uuperverted appetites
gathered round the ample board,
Let US thank the loving Lord,
And to him our pray ,rs upliA,
GiVer Of each perfect gift,
" no doth all our needs supply,
Pouring bounties from III, sky.
Lol fac wide-eHtsnled plain
sentlnelled with sheayts Of grain
10 ! the hillsidss, where the maIs.
Slinmsrs ia the MONDAY blAzel
10 the orchards, through whose green
Red snd luscious fruits are senl
10 ! The vines whose clustered stores
wait for Autumn's suns and showers
Prophecies b. Nature given
Pledges Of the truth Of Heaven
That successive seasons still
Shall his promises fuIhn,
And reward, with golden ,heAvss,
Faith taat labors and belis,esi
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

HOW TO MAKE CuERAST WINE -prm ,bs
Juice rom Tue earanl', aud to every quar-, of il.
add iour pounds OF sugar, and three ou,,,, =,
wafer, which lipfeylousy turned over the n,s..aJ
eurfanis, will add TO the strength of Inc uiaa
Pn' INTO key which should be full, and soma n,
the wine kept to bill it as 1t works of. Ans, 4,
hss ceased working II should be bunged ap. and
not disturbed at least for slx months, when !, ns,.
be drawn OIL and bottled, or put into a clean k,s
II is better when a. year or Two old, than when
hf't drawn. This same recipe We have used for
E'deroerry Wine, emitting one pound of spvsr
to the gsllon, aud also for grapes with gres, .,e.
cess The Elderbery wss called when ,brss
Yeas old not Inferior to port. and The g,sns 30
ting f@mo. WIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
fsaal Notices
Vars. FIayilIa Batch elders
Estate

THE Subscribers, havng appOlntedb the Honora
1 bePrObate Cour forthe n itfici ofWashngt0n, Com
and demands Of all personsagaDslhe estate Of MrsFA
villa Batched r, ate Of Painfed Ia said district, de
ceased represented insOlyent "A theterm month
rom the sd day Of June, 1868, being allowed by sale
Court to the cfedtOTs0fsa deceased to exhibit anf
prove laims befoTeus give notice tina
wewl attend to the duties Of ouTappo tment at tn
dweng-house Of Cathafine Shepherd in Plaindeh, h
said DISTRICT the 10Th Of Jul snd October next at
O'Clock in the afternoon on each Of said days
suLLlYAN o. GALE, comni.sor.,s
IRA PAGE, No"'"'sH"Ao'''
pIaiDfeld June Q6 A D. lg6h O7W9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

PEA PANcAKEs.-Cook pint more green peas
than you will require for dinner While hot put
them in a wooden bowl, lump of butter and a
little pepper with them, and mash to saipe with
a potato peste. In the morning make up batter
Of either wheat -four or corn meal, with eggs and
soda as for fritters. Stir in the pea jam until it
ia thoroughly incorporated with the batter, and
cook like any other grdde cakes. They make a
beautiful and palatable breakfast dish, as know
by xperience.-PhiL Sat. En. Post.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

Sour Get what is called good beef soup
bone, boil two hours, leaving about two quart,
OF broth break two eggs into some -four and
knead it very stiff roll out in three sheets to
the thickness of wrapping paper spread them
on a table to dry for halt an hour then place
them on one another and roll them up as you
would jell cake; with a sharp knife, cut very
fine strips from the end, not wider than the
thickness OF case knife; shake them up to
separate them drop into your broth slowly,
stirring your soup all the while. Boil ten
minutes; season with pepper, salt, celery, or a
little parsley
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

In good working OK we want to see the fol.
lowing qualities; Let him have large nostris
long face, bright hazel eye; which will in.
dictate docllity aud intelligence hoof rather
long and not turned outward very much, a
straight back a broad breast, wide grambrel
small tail, aud horns Of medium sire. When
you find such an or as thas, he will be good
worker.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18

Some farmers get the reputation Of being
lucky, because they meet with success. People
little know how sharply they look ahead, how
carefully they make their calculations, or how
they conirise to have the very bes, stock IN the
whole neiRhborhood. Look around the home.
stead. IL has an air OF nestnees and comfort
Tho finest shade and ornamental trees adorn the
farm. They have the beet breeds Of cattle and
keep them IN the best manner They are indus
trious, thrifty honest, but the world if very apt
iosay, They are lucky Lazy men are seldom
lucky.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-07-18
nlr0itillrs.

G6nA VIII be iorieited by Dr.. il. DIX if falling Il
DJOOoure ia less tins tnan auy other physioia n
more effectually and psrmenatly, with lie es strain
from occupation or fear OF exposure to all weather
with safe ana pleasant medicines,
sELF-ABUSEAND SOLITARY HABITS
Their effect and consequences
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incdentto Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
Nerouria ieGtions ETupoDsand III Diseases Of thu
skin Ulcers OF the Nose Throat and Body Piaphs
on the lace Swellings OF the Joints NervousntN
Constitutional and other Weaknessesin Ouh and the
more advanced, OF all ages, Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OH MARRIED.