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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16
From the New England Farmer.
Butter Making in the Winter.

Mr.. EDITOR ~ oticing in yo1r last nqui-
~ how the difficulty of churning butter be
prevented at this time of the year, will give you
my way of treating milk and cream in the winter
When the milk is new | strain it into a tin p4 ,
or two, if one will not hold il, and set It into
kettle of hot water the stove, and let il remain
heating until it becomes scaldiDg hot then dip it
into pans and set it away for the cream. to rise );
and if in severe cold weather, let It stand q daY
or so, when | skim of the cream ami warm the
milk again, very warm, and set it away and l.. L
remain until the whole has risen. By dong
get much nicer cream, and consequently better
butter, and more of It. which needs but lew mo
| ments' churnng. churn often about six
quarts of cream accumulate because the
change of atmosnhere injuriou~ly effects he
taste of the butter.
Cream obtained by this process viii be muca
harder to cut by the dash floats of the eh1T1
than that taken by the old method OF treat n ?
milk, Consequently there NAV be white speeks in
the butter. To remedy this draw off th= hut
termiIk, work out what | conveniently via
The floats of the cbGrn, aud then lsh thorough
ly witt water, fist taking the chill of b. ado.ng
hot water ill 1t becomes of The saEse Jempsr,tus,
is the cream va when re@dy to churn. In thi,
way tae white specks will oil be washed from the
butter, and It will be nice and good.
Hoping some may be benefited by trying the
experiment, and wishing you and The numerous
correspondents OF the Farmer a happy New Year
will close. From A FARMERS WIFE.
Ludlow, W., Jan. J. 1866.
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The Food of Fattening Animals.

Food supplies the constant vast of thu SIS
tenn, for there ID a regular wear and tear OF the
whole animal system, even il The animal does
nothing ut eat and sleep; 1t is, in certain
sense, labor to him to live. Every muscular ef-
fort no matter how slight causes a corresponding
loss, which is made up by the food. The oils and
fats of the animals contain no nitrogen. This
element is particularly the char, cterisuc Of tie
muscular parts OF the system. that ls the lean
flesh. Muscular exertion causes d waste or cor
sumption OF these paris, and demand Tor iOod
which they can u supplied.
l. liz necessary to the life of warm blo5lel AMI
mails that tn warmth Of Ga IT bodies sa5llI 5.
uoIiormiy at Il point much above the usuai fem
per,tuIe OF the AR. To met this necrssI -
there IS d regular and constant consumption o.
certain eubss, ices ~ the b-OJd cha Il tlOse
Which contain no nitrogen. These may De ~ -
piled directly from those kinds oi food which
abound in starch, gum, sugar, ccitiesoo. oai~,
etc, some animals even dIges lUg woody hh-a,
which belongs 10 the same class OF substances
W hen more of this kind OF food is eaten than
the requ'rments of animals demand, large par
Uf il stored away rs fats az inst :. tune -
possible need. THIS TAI is dep 81 "a where It
will serve as d blanket against the cold and be-
tween the muscles, 50 that fIctiOn If the mus
Giles upon cne another, and bruising from e.
nal sources VIII be prevented An excess ct
heterogeneous substances 10 the food, however. is
manure. Reasoning from these facts should
conclude that If growing animals and fall n WI
fattenlng animals were to receive the same Kind
of iced, the manure vi the former would b.
much less rich than the latter, Tor 1t i nitrogen
which gives value 70 manure, and the growing
animals would appropriate the nitroeenous part
of the iood to build up their bodies; and this
Is true. as pro.ed Is m"ny experiments. Mich
cows take from Iheir 1000 the nitrCgenOu- part
to make UP that part Of tEer mix IS hjch forms
cheese and which nourIshes the muscular sys-
tenn OF their calves 81 heir manure very
poor. The experiments conducted with such
extraordinary care, especially with sheep and
pigs. by Laws q Gilbert published ted years
ago, demons ted that the amount Of iocd N
sumed by iatteniDg animals. and the rapidity Of
fattening both depended upoc he quantity 81
non- nitIog erOus constituents cJnea Esd, while
the value Of the mauuTe depended or the miro
genOus constituents.
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Slsa EsHCaGs.
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WINTER ARRAHGEMEN
'oi4'.ls,. ctn9 January Isl, 1866.

@2A-f-& = Oti.i- 3fEisf- nEt r1EsE
-i9-'sVSliuT 4 { A. 2.3y Z 100 x.
~. ig.t. leave, 81. A bans Is D., oaneot
- Irg "a hi;e Gl*e- jun Below Falls
frrIvsn New York l0.i5g. and a
PissHmpsic "a r.
.}sv aaPREss ik4THl caves Montreal 81 80 n II.
Jonus at 10 o. ~, FIR Boston. connecting Bur
liz with RutEtnd Road for IT :, btny and New
Yor1, arriving ~ Boston via Lowell at 1919 P. NJ.
.-rFREs TEkrr leaves eh II. 80
a.. ;. kouses Point a 545 H..
ing al Bellows dlis "ith Cheshire Road f0G Bo ton and
Worcester 1ad w,tt Vermont Valley K Z. for 5prin
1T ID, &c, tGd arriving in New YoIi 1880 P. Ii.
Creiaas < oing csortE and West
Leave M'atpe!Icr at 2f0 A. Ii. $50 ara > 50 r
j., nd 30 II
nAY k1YKE-s iEAiS leaves Boston via DWELL 500
for BGrlin ,toB, 81 Alba, 8, Montgeal, ny
Montreal a . 80 p.
Nan TsAIN leaves Boston a 7.CO NJ, Loxell,
via. LlwTe nee and Fichburg At 73U Springfield al
7-45 a. for Burn. ton, and ST. Adams.
--CpATIOS RAJ caves Sortnneic al . Is = =.
4.a Darlington 10 =. ~ for IT. Adams Montreal
Rouse ; Pc Il,
N44gI Ig.t=i caves Bellows Falls at 10 90 :.
l., reCet~ias passco from Vermont Valley K. L.,
si4.. g. IL Ii P. NJ, and trorl Cheshire
E.-ie. 5oetCn 81 go connecting y. Aiie
fircE1UEct-OT VIII in eavirg Bosi9a 10 $50 l..
81. tHr.eu, Rogs='- Point, Montreal and pgdens
Jurst, -uatlng If Unreal and Og6eR buTgl, with
Grand Trunk . TIA West
Sleeping -ttacheG both q eh expr
-7iis r-HLiHt between ST Alhsa. Boston al II
Alhaus ead Sprin gncfG-
l-fo..r .icsef- td!cJs anti re Tssf fOEg9is
"a -5i1eip- .ztaticas
.3ERHiLL. sap'I.
Ian / I
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16

WlSTERING BEEs.-The best way | evet win
tered bees was 10 put them IL d 5ars. dry still.
but not 100 YARN cellar. | use the Lan5stToth
live. have two one AID one-qnarter iuch ventil
.lting holes 10 the bJttom, cogered with wire
cloth, remove The cap covers, put some scaatiing
the ground Tor the bottom hive, ana then
pile the hives top Of each other as high de-
sired. The cleats on the ends OF the honey
boards make space between the hives sufficient
for ventilation. Close the b ia, and tns Will
not consume one-halt the food they viii out Of
doors, AID will commence laying brood ana max
ing brood comb in January, be very strong in
jhe spring, aod cas-, two or three good carly
-warms -DR. Ii. n. ttsER in .uoore's Rurai
NsU Yorker
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1Dodrp.
4 Woman's Question.
IT ApDLAiDE ANuH DRocroE

Before trust m fate to thee,
Or place my hand IN thine,
Before let thy future give
Color ami for n TO mine,
Before peril all for thee,
Question the soul to- night for me-
break all slighter bonds, nor feel
shadow Of regret;
10 there one link Wit hin the Past
That holds Thy spirit YETI
Or is thy faith SO clear and free
As that which can pledge to thee
Does there within thy dimmesi dreams
possib future shine,
Wherein thy life could henceforth breathe,
Untouched, unshared by mine.
II so, at any pain or cost,
Oh . tell m before all is lost.
Look deeper sill. II ihou canst feel,
Within thu Utmost soul,
That thou hast kept portion back,
While have stsked tie whole
Let no false pity spare the blow,
But in tue mercy tell me so
IL there within thy heart q need
Tha. mine cannot fufIl'
One chord that any other hand
Could better wake or still
On all things new and strange;
1t may not re thy fault alone
But shield my heart against thy own
Could'st thou withdraw thy hand one day
And answer TO my claim,
Tn Fate, AMI that to-day's mistake,
Not thou-hsd been to blame,
Some sootbe their conscience thus but thou,
., surely, thou wilt w.Tn now.
Nay, answer not dsre not bezr,
The words would come too late
Yet would spare thee a r.morse,
70 comfort tnse my Fate
y hatever On ny heart may fail,
Remember, | would risk it all
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VTNEEANn

IlARM AND F.4UlT ANDS, II mild and he faithful
l. Climate. thirty mi south of Phlladel phia by
kai rcaa,l New jersey, on the same line of Latitude
a Bal N Mo
Ihr a and pre- ductive, varying fr a clay
to aoat 10 suitable tor Wheat, Grass Corn, To-
DaccJ, i ~ L anu Vegetables This IL great fruit
~ rive Aun ed Nineya ards and Orchards have
been planted ou by experienced fruit overs Grales
Peaches Pears, :. Nlneia B
read one OF the most beautiful aces in the nIee
mules ct .anc, AID out upon general system OF i'm
proven mems. he Iand onIy sold 10 ual setttrs
vi. n IsoFi-lon Tor public sdornment- The place,
account Deauty. as other ages
become the resort o. people Of taste. Il Il
- live thousand People within the past three
churches, stores Scools, AcadeHies. OF AIT
auI Learning, nd other rein. and
have been introduced Hundreds pc pie are
Constantly =etti NJ. hundreds Of hoG be
constructed Pr OF Farm land, twenty lots and
upward - per acre Five and ten acre and Village
lois fer sale.
Iruts snd getable5 rite en- earlier in TINS district
than IN any other locality north of Norfolk, Va. I'm
proved places for sac.
Openings tOr AL kinds OF business Lumber Yards
iizL usc-cTies EeundrI-s Store, and the ike; and
steam Power, with room, can De rented.
For PEI. VINO desire mild sinters, hea THU eli
mate and good soil, IL country beautiful ly imp
ed ahound.n in .rYts, and possessing all other
visit
Letters sus=. ed the NineIand Rural paper eiv-
ing ful iufcrma on ard ccntaing Reports Of Scion
RoDit on, -ent 20 app icants.
address CHAS. h. Lands, Nineland 2. o, Lands
Tow. ship. Ne. Jersey.
The Tribune. Is IL Is OF the extensive
4, tracts II ost leye! position and suitable
diilGn for easant farnin that : OF Of this OF
he " este ii Prair.es 44FS Nom.
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ieaal Notices.
FJavjIia BatcheIder's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, holden
" DISTRICT, at Montpelier, the 26th
day OF December, A. %. 1865.
UoTUS " SHEPARD, Adminstrato of the estate OF
rias lila elder, of Planhed in said district
deceased makes apple Court for license sell
whole of The rea Of sail deceased
tina. sale would be beneficial t. the heirs of said de
Ceased and those interested in said estate and hat
Of sad reside in state.
Whereupou it is ordered by said Court that said app
referred to the 2;d day of January, A ID. 1866
at the Probate Office in Montpelier for hearing and de
cisi thereon
And t is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof, by publication of notice of his app
cation three weeks the
Mountain Freeman, printed at Mont eler before
said time of hearing that they appear said 3nt
and place, and If they cause object thereto.
BY the Court.
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sIhester DiCkinsOn's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held
RANDOLPH DISTRICT \ Brookfeld. in said district,
re 10Th day of December, A. ID. 1865.
John LYNDE, Administrator OF The estate of Chester
Dick late of VILLA said district de-
ceased, his account for examina
ton and allowance and makes application for de of
distribution and of the estate OF said deceased
Wnereupon il ordered by said Court nat SAID
and SAID application be referred IL ssi"n o; said Court
10 be acid the Probate OIL said Brookued, the
18th day OF January, A. ID. $780, for hearing and deci-
sion thereon and further ordered, that notice here
of be given ali persons iaterested by publication of the
,hree successfully in the Green Mountain
freeman, newspaper published at Montpelier previous
sad appointed oE aTng that they appear
at said and place, and show cause, any they
why SAID should be allowed and such
ieCree made. the Couu,
F1w3 Attest, J. CLEAVELAND, Judge.
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HENRY CLARK, SeGy.

An experienced farmer eays il you boil the
coro untii II cracks open, and feed both corn
and the water 1t is boiled In, 1t will do as well
as boiled meal, thus saving the toll and goiog
to mill.
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De. L.DIE6
ek4EiTE MEDICAL CEEICF


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farfiels ) 10
STRANGERS An IEANETFEN
e avoid and eseaTs I4po-it.cs on c.-Hz- a.
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other remedy, lie relies upon -sKlUF;Y arc et.es
: n his patients in Pulls Drops zee the se----
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Srecifc Antltote, 6-c-- both relying upon # eds
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Co1t(lli=NlolLorx

nR: SIRIC kLAND'S MELLIFLUaC- Cough
II 81 NJ ! warranted to Cou-h5. at1- Ie-f=
As hma. Whcop5nE Cough. Sore ThHozr Ces----.
and all affections % ne hToaf ana huns
For sale bv nracF sts- so IS uer T.. stfe.
co G. Goodwtu Co.. 81 H. cv l S.r.-- b's
Sole Agents for " w En- -far.i
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16

Post and rail timber should be cit before the
sap begins to circulate.
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TESTIMONIALS.

very large number OF import ant estmonials ha'
already been received from fhy sclans, CiersyHen en-,
POI heca-eS, and indeed. from al classes an Cclety
spsskug in most altering terms Of the hite Pine
Compound.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16

Rec. II. u. HODGE.

q. West Randolph V. who j. p-acticinc physician
= :. ell s. preacher In letter ur i lsted Nat Il
-e3. says II ind it excellent med.ciAe IN kinney
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16

q u erinan y. Y. writes : follows
. WIsTAk's BALKAN Of WILD CFERRY gives uni
faction. II Cough by loosen
NJ cis ing the Lungs. as ala, l1Titticr,
THUS REMOVING THE CAUSE. INSTEAD or DRYING Up
THE COUGH AID LEAVING THE Gauss BEHIND. con
slder the Baisam good any not the best, Cough
n dlcine with V hIch am acquainted >
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MfDiliue5.

1t early in the spring 1885 that this compound
originated. member OF my family was afflicted
ereeable cough had months previous thought
prepare having for its basis the INSIDE bark OF
the case throat ana iurgs TO test he value OF
il the alluded to, compounded small quantity
of the medicine had been plannin and gave II IN
teaspoontu! The result wac crafty
removed the cough subsidized, and speedy e.
fected after this, sent some 10 LADY IN Lon
donderrY. N H. who had en- suffering for some we ks
from BAD ugh cccasioped by sudden cold, and had
rad mucus leaked with God She soon found re-
got well j IL Clark, Esq editor If the Manchester
the case OF cold, and vas cured Immediately
lie highly pleased with the resu and so oonii-
nnblic that be finally persuaded III to give
and it broad to benefit the suffering In Noyem-
Pine Compound In two years from that time, there
had been whoiesaed in Manchester alone one hundred
remedies in the market and ii still maintains that posi-
ing and healing in its nature is warming to the stomach
aad pleasant witha 70 the taste, and IS exceedingly
As remedy for kidney complaints, the " ite Pine
Compound stands unrIvaled II was ne, io
ON cured IF the cough, butwas also cured OF
dney difficulty OF ten years standing Since that &C
cidenta di.covery many thousands have used II Tor the
same complaint and have been completely cured
hen e a. IN manchaei tie White Fine Compound has
taken the leaa of ali Celsh eIndies - well - pielr
town. village and hamlet hire cghc N tie Rev England
The past wear has given great OPPORTUNITY test the
virtue OF the Wh.fe Pine Compound. Ii has been an
unusual time for Colds aud coughs ana very large
iu ntitie of the Whs Pine CompoHHd have en- sold
and used with the happes fleets II speaks WI for the
Med and the people living where 1t If are
high IN it. praise.
bottle thi. Compound generally Sufficient TO
remove bad cough, and frequently have known PER
have cold entirely remoV> q ~ two days by
using less half bottle Prom
III Is large som times pu. little white sugar
and hot Ter with il, when taken on going to bed
The limits to winch purposely mime my self IN i
circular wi not slow of th9t fu expression winch
would Ike give il of the hite Pine Compound
Is ally admired by al! who |, 1t nss at
tanned to such popularity among those Whoe opinion
is valuable indeed. that may possibly IL part
p omit more here than hurr ed people VIII
have patience to read so wall stop, by mere recon-
nendiDg all Vho need cough kidney remedy, TO
lest tie virtues OF the WHITE POUND COMPOUND.
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II a
BAD TATE OF THE BLOOD.

or accom- auIcd bF debility low state OF
the system
Being free from Aloohoi in ary to-m, us energzi ng
effects 10 lowed = euTreSI OndIng bat
a-e peIma eut, 5uiusIng STRENGTH. xIGoz. and N5.w
LIFE al parts Of the svStcr ana b4i!diug mp 81
IRON CONSTITUTIONS.
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pr. N.chols q Narthdeld. 81, -

Dr.. lchol- CT Northtield, Vt, says
find the White Pine Compound to be vary eica-
3 not only coughs and o her pumone affections
bur also Ii ateo- CT the kidney debility al the
stomach and other kindred organs
Re-. j. X Chssc Of liuulney- = IL. whites
nave ye2-s regarded your y bite Pine Com
oul.d - an .uyal lab.- as eau tra tlal
r -ard Il more eflcacious and valuable than
ever. / have just tax the Compound i5r cold snd
works charming ely
Hon. 4. Ii. oweeter, OF south RsadIng, writes
Having long known something OF the valGat &
medicine prophecies OF the White Pine, ! pre-
pa red seeing advertisement OF your W he Pine
tom pound give the dIcine trial II has been
by members OF my family. for several years,
Ids coughs. and OF serious kidn-y
rulties, with excellent results Several our
feuds have also received much beueut # ON the CON
round We intend TO keep j always on hand.
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DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.

FROM TIRE tENERABLE ARCHDEACoN scorr.
d u
IiUNHAM, Canada East, March "a los.
am an inveteJate Dyspeptic Of NOSE
THAN 10 sEARe' sTANpING.s
= have be wonderfully benefited in the
three short week durinI whlcu have us-d the Peru
s. rp, that can -carcey persuade myself the
Tealty feop-e who Ia known me astonishe.i at
the change dels known, aud can but recon-
mend TO Others that hich has much ior re
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-01-16
A Case of q ears Standing Cured

From INSLEf FEW FIT, No. Is Avon Place Boston.
have suffered, and sometimes severely for p year
rom u speIS;a. / commenced taking tae Peruvian
Syrup, aud found imme benefit from n. ia the
course OF three four weeks entlreIy relieved
ON my suhesinss. aud have enjoyed uninterrupted
aith SINCE
Thousands have been changed by tie this rem
edy, from We k sck'y, suffering reatUres to siro~g
-aithy ara mai py men and men and invalidS can
not reasonably hesitate give It a trial
y pamphlet Of 81 pages CONTAINING cerei6cftes ot
cures ami re cinmend atoms tr some OF tie
insIt phi slcianS, &C men, ami others hes dies uc
her valuable ard t.ng matter vii be sent PRE-
any sending Us thsi name and residence
20 see that each bottle has fhRUVIYS SYRUP
blown in tbs giass.
FOR SALE By
J L. DINSNORE, SO Viev Street New York
StIu W FOG lie 4 SON, Is fremont 81. Boston
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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and entitled merits nd receives the general co
dence of the putlic.
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IT is UNSURPASSED

while preparation, free from noxious ingredients,
poisons minerals uniting ek l. science and medical
knowledge; onbning all TINT is valuable in he yege
table Kingdom TINS class OF diseases, ii j.
INCOMPATIBLE
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&C avoid and escsVs ILvo-it-cs @, tf..El- g.
tire QusCk- .afoTs 4.sRas5yt2 IN Boston than 0-he
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CHAP. xiv.


An Act to amend "An Act to incorporate the
Columbia Institution for the Instruction ofthe
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, and to make
Appropriations for the Benefit thereof
s Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse OF Re
Congress assembled, That the sum of four
thousand four hundred dollars per annum paya-
BILE quarterly shall be allowed for the payment OF
salaries and incidental expenses OF said institution
and that four thousand four hundred dollars be-
and is hereby appropriated, for that purpose, out
of any moneys in the Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated for the fiscal year ending June thirty
eighteen hundred and sixty-three
SEC. 9 And be it further enacted, That the
sum of nine thousand dollars be, and the same is
hereby appropriated, out of any moneys IN tne
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the cree
ton, furnishing, and fitting up of two additions
to the buildings of said institution.
SEC g. And be it further enacted, That all
receipts and disbursements under this act shall
be reported to the Secretary of the Interior, as re-
quired in the sixth section Of the act to which
this is an amendment.
Approved, March Is, 1862.