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(PUBLIc RKsoLUrIoN-No. a4,


JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary
OF the Interior to pay certain claims g6ut or
me balance of an appropriation for the paw
ment OF necessary ex expenditures in the service
OF the United States for Indian affairs In the
Territory Of Utah.
BE q resotred by tie Senate and House of R.pr..
ssntd,,ces 81 tie United States of America In
SEcngTess ossemcfed That the Secretary OF the
INFERIOR De, and Is hereby, authorized 70 nav b,
Henry Slandish. Dimick b. Hunting ton, Har.
rison Seyere,and Buchanan and COMPANY. the
sums which may be found due them OF, ths
seuiement OF their accounts with the United
states Tor Indian affairs in UoAh Territorv.
not TO exceed the sums, respe151vely. OF one
hundred and ninety-three de- ana nSsv
cents, one hundred and sevenj jkour do,Isrys
and seventy.hve cents, and Of I6yhteen - ~,
dred and ninety three dollars and sirtv sir
cents, seven hundred ana two dollars, which
sbail be paid out Of any OF the unaxpsnded bai-
an &C Of the appropriation made by the nct en-
titled IAN act TO supply Deficiencies in the an.
propriahens for the service Of the fiscal w.,
ending thirtleth Of June. eighteen hnnarsd
and s1xty," approved May twenty fourth.
eightssn hundred sad sixsy, for the payment
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TRUSTEES SALE.

LEAfEHOLD AND VALUABLE WHARF
PROPERTY FOOT OF IOFH STREET, TIE
WHAk1 ITSELF, GOAL SCALES, &C., AT
AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of deed of trsst, bearing
date on the l0t day of November. A ID. 1856, and
recorded In Liber Il NJ. H., No 3, f,lios Sl4 et
seq. will sell at public auction, 70 the highest
BIDDER and bidders, en I'll URSDAY. the llth day
Of bril-. A b. le67 ut 10 O'Clock O. at tho Goal
Yard lately OccEp pied by W. Palmer, sftoate ct
near the intersection OF Indiana avenue and
let reet west in the city Of gton, enc Bay
Mare, Cart and Harness; one Black Horse, Cart
and Harness; one Straw Cutter aud Stable Tools
enc Buggy and Harness; enc Iron Safe Office Fur
ntture, Decks, Pigeon Holes, sIove, Crowbars,
Axes, saws. Coal Screens 0hovels. signs, Scales,
lone set Of Fsirbsnks' Scales; Goal ONCE; all
Plank and Lumber in the place: one stable, Line
House, WOOD shed, Timber and Gates.
Also,
At2 O'Clock p. m on the same day, en- the prem
Uses the Wharf newn rs " PAlmerB Wharf,n sit.
uate at the feet OF 10th street West said city of
WsshinRton, together with three (sI Coal Tubs
Block and Fall, Office Furniture. stove, eleven
I'D Goal BarIe~s. one set Fairbsnks' Scales, one
Coal Screen, Rsk es and Shovels.
TIE interest of ono Orson W Palmer OF, In and
to the uneXpRed leasshold Of said Wharf Prop
erty situate at the foot Of said 10th street. in the
city OF Washington, under ana By virtue Of a
lease heretofore executed BY William A. Bradley
AID WIN an A. Bradley, Jr., in favor Of said o.
W. Palmer. -
Terms Of sale Cash.
A THOs. BRADLEY, Trustee.
NH 2o-es&ds COOPER 3 LATIMER. Austs.
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Of the late Indian gents In Utah, and an &C.
entitled IAN act to authorize change OF APP
preparations for the payment of necessary eI-
p~nditures in the service Of the United States
for Indian AFFAIRS" approved February TWEEN
ty-second. Gig hteen hundred and stxty.two.
Approved, March 1, 1867. .
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctiouesrs.
ID No. Sa6, corner eth and ID streets

-FOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ATTHE
GOMEZ OF 9TH STREET WEST AND 8
On TIL URSDAl, the 2sth instant, at O'Clock
p m. We shah sell, on the premises. Lots Ne
al, having 50 feet front on street by 80 feet deep
TO an alley.
good depth. TO Q fifteen foot alley. with Q good
four room House, making them good building
lots.
Terms: One half cash; balance In six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and red by
each lot when sold.
9BEIN 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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r. B o q = B / = 8 /.
HALL q PLANT,
PLANTH BUILDING.
Corner New York avenue and lstn street,

(1ntIance on New York avenue,l
Dealers in hne FAMILY GROCERIES. TEAS.
WINES, IMPORTED LuxURIIs, &c. A.
would respectfully notify their friends and tina
public that they have jast opened their New Gro
Gerry Store. whore cen be obtained any criticize u.u
ally kept in first class Grocery. Without At.
tempting to enumsrate our large, fresh ana verl.
selected stock. We cordially invite the public to
examine oar store and stook, believing ~ shall
not fail to give entire satsAction to ali who may
faver us with their patronage.
We call especial attention to our assor tment NJ
TEAS and ooFrEEs, which have bee. elected
with great care for purity. Dealers vim And +.
nns assortment 70 select from. And our prices to
suit. sraftfkzs gAEAHa uta fl-f- = : :
Goods delivered promptly in any part Of TIE city.
jan D sm ---
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most Potent certain and snectusi remedy ever s,e.
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edged ~ Phyaci:ns and patients. They ere ssed
WHAT THE sgg zs!s n sAa b p. rH.sA.AE
.Pcs, AosrIfAI, Tom 4 RsHALL, Baltimore.
,ssns niSs r.
Tor Veneral diseases In its most customary forms:
"a
aanaDstisn. promptly and enectaaIly. Klowirz
Ssif s6ssCy, and q far NJ Sss q tSs@ sxtssds.
A'''.a '''n @H1afFkHD O. powsRs.
"A2istant Surgeon, sth 4. Z. Vols.
s:ss:s s rs; sPs o ssaR
Is o. 3d. = .H,sssfs;: :'''F'I Mes
5s4RD II Ess E EsEEEEIqs SrcE
wA.H!SeroS, March 1851.
TS%nsssI Que. S Of Tor the s..su.iOn ofs
patent granted to him the 2lst day Of June,
TIE q :sd
which tAkes place on the 1lst day Of June: Isl;
o. fsss es. ne ss 4. ?: a .s
June next, at ~ o'ciock N; end AL persons are
have, Why said petition ought not 70 DO granted.
le in the ratent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing, st ieest twenty days before
party 10 Be lsed ct the saad hearing must be
and Transmitted In eooordance with the rules Oh
.Depositions and other Iapsls relied upon o tss-
timony must be nSed in the once twenty days be-
Tor. the DAY Of hearing; the .rgsnsnts, any,
the SspaSiss. .aS . sssi.s,ss;
week for three .uccsssive ~eeks; the frst 2. sc .
TO. fnDAKEB,
0o0miesiouef Of Patents.
f.eE1diso.s e ths ebeye lspsn IN piessss
paper containing THE nsttos. nh7-vsv
GOLD k1n0-A ans essofsnsss q oela Pens.
~ sssen ca. a. fer ss1s z riff. sSfTsc r.
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RAILROADS.
oOI PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE I8,

~ u sSs-=15Ez<6
nA sobIH~LsTis SOUTH, AND SOUTH
SPRING SCHEDULED
Vnsuo siter March 24th, ls7, tr ans viii RIM an
wsshington---L o.. m Baltimore. L. 10 p. M.
TIE GREGf poHTBLE.rR.ok K % y Z. m.
With ELEGANT SOKSEBY. Palace st.ts. rao-,
usy Anl hlkht Cars with modern improyemen,s
sna ssrins IRON fouI TO twelve hours In tine over
NY otner route Two hundred miles saved %
western sac Central New York. ~
Two DAILY Trains to the West.
Tsrongh from Baltimore TO ROCHEsrxR
PITTsBURGH without change
eneers by this route from Baltimo have
DEPoTs ssd 1 oo TFs nRA All changes In UNION
. Tickets By this route can he procured &C the Of
nee, corner eth street and Pennsylvsnia avenue
unoer the National Hotel, where reliable infor.
NATION Will be sfyen at ell times.
reseengere procuring tickets at this Office can
seSnre &c omnaodations in Sleeping Cars for H.
W ]. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Northeast corner eth street asa Pepns. Ay.
I'D; 9: YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Agent,
baltimore, Md. delly
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P9YsIctAHv HAHD-BooK OF PazoT1o1
SsS = ing Y8AM0k TAYLOR.

sfslf Zoe FaUafH a5te GAU1H
kea.f eGf IS aetsa-slfaes s.o ss8 = -
~ fi.lfws - 10 isssan} -a7saa &sst lsfls
.t--- $500. .sagj1s
81 - s1asF ffs R-3
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GALE OF FISH STANDS.

The Fish Stands in the different markets viii be
sold TO the highest bidder, for cash. the follow
ing days:
Centre Market, on SATURDAY, March 80, at 10
O'Clock q. IN.
Hortberp Liberty Market, FRIDAY, March ~,
ct 10 o'clock Q. m.
Navy Yard Market, FRIDAY, March 70, 1t 10
O'Clock m. - -.
Western Market, on WEDNESDAY, March q, ,
ct 10 O'Clock o. m.
Persons new holding stands In the different mar.
kets can retain them By paying the Apprai sement
price for such stands pre- vious 70 the day OF sso
RlOHARD WALLACH. Mayer.
Washington, March IL. 1857. n lS. COW
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RY THOS. BOWLING, Auct. ;0eorgstown.
IL NRW NATIONAL EMPRESS WAGONS Ar
AIlIrIAM -

AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, April LIST, 1857, at 10
O'Clock, will sell, at the Wagon Establishment
OF r. L. Burfsrd, Ne. Bridge street, George
town.
snew one-horre Express wagons.
z four-horee {"
The above wagons were built In the very best
manner for the National Express Company, ana
will be sold 60 the highest bidder for cash. at their
risk and e2 pepse. X. p. BURFORD
ls-d THOS. BOWLING. Auct
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
- WASHINGTON, Jan. @, 1857
&&s<ss.s!s 3

Trans between WAsHINGTOs AND BALTI-
mOhE, ana WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run as follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday. ct 7;0e. 7.l:, ana
lib o. m, and zoe, and 50. and LOO m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 Q. m, and
FOB Way STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ct s:is and 100 .. L., and at 500 aud S
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 7'&5 q. m, and 80 D. m No tratns
TO or from Annapolis on sunday
Oh SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave atI:5 O. i, and W and % D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave M7;5 q. M, snd 2.aD ana 500 p. -.
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST
@ Leave daily, except sunday, at 7;45 =. m. aud
90, On sunday ct :QSa N. only. connecting ss Relay
station With rstos from Baltimore 20 wbselisg,
.THRoUGH EoEsrs to the West can be had =.
the ssshingtontf stIpi Ticket once at ali non no
In the day. as as Al the effos OF the Bank
ers and Brokers' TelegHph Line, 81. Penn
avenue, between 9Th Hhd fth streets
For New York, Philadelphia. and Boston, see
advorti semept Of "Throush Line "
y.LsWILs0N, Master Of Trsnsp ortation
~. GOLF, General Ticket A gent.
&C 80 GEO. q. KO0NTZ. Agent Washins ton
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49,, le4 strest between Dth and .sist 'streess.
o0HsUkrlH9 PnYsIQIAN S q ND SURGEONS.
United States Army. : : 49,
1863 hj HirEik h fso5F::sxs v...,,,,o,
A.Y. p. GAkN1TT, n. D.. New ork aysnuo.
, yS0HAHSHT9Ns 4: D, Wssaington.
f.HowARD, u. D., street.
lttal, tof which thsIe are 3d. oan be obtained Of
the Surgeon In chief ct this omoe. 81 street,
Hall. ouriey. Gillette, and Oeombs.
Wives and widows 81 soldiers deeirlng Admission
VII Apply TO The Surgeon General, United States
Patients livine q distance whs desire 70 come
10 this Institution for treatment Drivafs
rooms By aDDlying hy letter % the matron q the
hospital: A.D. 0ILLETT1. p,.
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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEH
" AND
LYIN0-IM ASYLUM,
fourteenth street tsircie, , corner OF II street.
Washington, DO.

This Institution he's been established for the re-
cepaon Oh ksusne y no may os :unsrine from dls.
Of such females = msy require the comforts Of the
The building 10 situated in the most healthy Der.
don Of the District, surrounded By its own
Terms Of admission: From % to Go Der week
In accordance With the reQn required, payable in
advance. This includes Board, Medfcfneo NJ
Teal md Surgical attendance.
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AUCTION SALES.
h ~. 49, Eai,h ~. Auetionsers
.. W. corner Fem avenue and 18th street, esAR
erOCKs Az .rorIop


once Buiidisg.
STOCKS At AUCTION.
On THgRsDAY AFTERNOON, March 18th. At
snr auction rooms, We viii sell the following
$500 0o.Do,r.sioD Of Washington six per cent.
$500 Great rails Ice Company stock.
500 Corporation Of w.shinston six per cent.
nh : ss.ss s:n'', o55 5issh A,s.,
Br 0 Hs,s .is,s. . .;,T MI ANHss,sn:.
Star once Building. 'A' '''' '''
OHAEgERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER.
And u s sThaE sTTsE isr WEI WEHs BlrwEEN
District Of Columbia, raised in Cause No Sss saa.
Jane SGnanus + a. are defendsp the under:
Of March instant, part Of Lot numbered Ave, 80
IN Square numbered one hundred cd twenty two,
and running nsIh in line With and fronting Con on
Twentieth street vest 80 feet "a inch; thence east
southwardiy SO feet and y inch, and thence west
wardly ~ feet aud 10 inches more or Sess to the
half cash and the balance to Be paid 10 IL months,
his prOmi.sory note, bearing intsrest from date,
endorsed to the satisfaction Of the trustee or the
the balance on the 81 the sale By the
purchase money is paid and the ratified By tse
court. COnveyancing and stamps at the cost OF
the purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER,
mn 'eo6ds Auctieneers.
STHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
consequences of the rain, until SATURDAY AT.
TERN0oN Rext, Marc 2sd, same hour and place.
nh 222t COOPER LATIMDR, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST.
Eoned IN conseanence Of the rain until thus S-
DAY AFTERNOON. March 18th, same hour and
place. EUGENE OARUSI, Trustee
NH Is. eo&ds COOPER q LATIMER Aucts
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DY COOPER LATIMER. Auctioneers
- Late clerks with J. g. Mcclure 90 >
Southwest corner OF Penn'a avenue aud 18th 1t 4,
Star Office Building.
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G0LD ftHs-A ass e..ers.e.s g eeas Pens:
~! s:'s Co; g. fer 8: {; sfTsS;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-03-27

Der has obtained from the 6rphsns' Court s1s Of
letters Documentary. on the personal estate OF
Henry J. Rainals. late Of the United states army,
deceased. All pereous having claims sgainst tie
said dsceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same With the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber.
max othsEviss b. Law b excluded from eli Ssssst
III, JOHAu o. KOMRU6N.
nm u.hWSW A1Binistrator.
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THEouGH LIKE BETWEEN wAs8rEeroS
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEWYoRK.
. 7a

WAsHIS6roN, Jan. 9, lse7.
~ LII Dssv cen Warrington and New York are
LOB INV f0RK, without change OF cars.
Gss.s oGiy except Sunday st 7:S o. N. and
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars ct Phiisdel.
Leave daily Except Sunday at Has Q. =. sne
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday 1t 7:ls and Ills O.
m, and $50 and $50 p m.
10 only.
daily.
Through tickets to PhilsdeI phia, New York, or
Boston, can be had at the station Once ct eli hours
Ia the day. IS we'll at the new once il the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3<s Penn.
avenue, hstween 9th and II b streets.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisements
for schedule between wsshinsten, Baltimore,
Anna polls, and the West
III. WILSON, Master OF Trans pertssfon-
I. NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. o. KOONTZ, Agent. WsshinSton.
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RY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers
- date clerks with Jas G. Mcclure do
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue sad nth 81 ,
Star Once Building,
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RY NA0LE CO., Auctloosers. T7I0a
- Dalosroom No. 29o Penn. avenue.
Between 9th and 10th 81.
NAoLI D OOs-will give their ysrso.sl .Htsnsso a,
TO the sale Of Real Bssese and Hc6sehok TnSni.
ture. Also, TO the sales Of stocks OF 0rooeries.
Dertption, Horsea, Carriages. Harness, Sc."" -
Liberal eash advances made on oonsfenmeats.
1seall eaIes Of our salesyoon evsry ruHe.
DAN THURSDAY; end oAT01DAf, 6 10
o'csock s- NA0L1 3 90,
1iu Auetionssrs.
I asss eesa.r 80 saoea I y aazjyo,a
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"ALfRRD o. DOWDRo,
"Aadstant Surgeon, Gth II. Y. Vols. .

.Ste s:ss:s a s hi ne o Cox
ff5S4sSsss3S ys; 90 So = n,.SEEis s'ssrsily
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WHAT TIE ffTY zsy Ess sAH RI rHssAnAz

"Posf AosPIfAI, roRT Ma RsHAIl, Baltimore.
Ma, Feb. %, Iss4.t.I have great sssssfactisn in
stating thas have used The Eamaritan Remedies'
Tor Veneral diseases In fits most customary forms:
that have used them with Judgment, discretiep.
and Dropeely, and, have found them res pond 20 nv
opS5ciDetiens promptly and eHectuaIly Klovinr
their composition, have the fullest oonAde noe ii
Shoar OGDoocy, and far ny uso a hen exsonds
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P.e.-DAitors q the above DsSsrs yin plesss
CODY .ss end their s,ll: !. ths fsEsss 0ee. .,,s
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asgE gcEafsf $50 eG0cz - aGE1Frfs
ssafs -sassl Fae So tslih ssr - -
"a Izts a9sH EfsasEI s5z etsf8f fs3 81
.8c8KAr zQREaE &ss
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AN ACT granting lands to aid in the con-
struciion OF a railroad from the city of Stock
ton 10 the town OF Copperopolis, in the State
CfCaIifornia.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
TO KEEP GRAPES FRESH.

In the fall, when they are perfectly ripe,
they are taken from the vines when they
are free from anything like moisture, handled
carefully and packed in small kegs-naii kegs
are the kind generally used. Put layer OF
green leaves, right OFF the vines,iD the bot tom
on these layer Of grapes, then leaves again
and grapes alternately, until the keg is full,
then finish off with leaves.-Put in the head,
and your kegs are ready for what Why to
be buried in the groand. Dig a trench so as
to admit casks deep enough that they will
have about one foot or fifteen inches of soil
over them when covered. The ground shO'd
be packed moderately tight and board laid
long the top before the ground is thrown in
Then throw some litter on the surface of the
ground over those which you wish to take up
during the winter, to prevent the ground from
freezing so hard as to keep you from getting
them, One important thing must be observ-
ed that they be placed where there can be no
standing water about the kegs, or they will
suffer.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
THE NEW MODE OF CURING BEEF

The editor of the Corpus Christi (Texas)
Advertiser gives an interesting account of
the new mode Of curing beef by the process
of infiltration as witnessed at a packing es-
tablishment in Texas. The editor says:
Per invitation. Of Mr.. Turner. we were Sin
at the death" of the first beef at the Nueces
packing establishment on Wednesday last
Quite crowd Of visitors, attracted by curl
osIty were present to witness the novel op
Grafton of curing beef by infitration.
A fine fat bullock had been selected, and
when we arrived the workmeD had already
performed the knock down operation. The
beef was upon his back, and saw was cut
ting it's way through the brisket, to enable
the operator to get at the heart, this done an
inosion was then made in the right ventrlcle
of the heart, the carcass turned upon It's aide
and the blood allowed to escape. Then il
was again rolled upon its back, small ncis-
ion made in the left ventricle Of the heart and
and small hose pipe inserted. 1t may be
necessary to state that to the pipe was at
tached rubber hose. and by traelrg the bose
about ten feet in the direction OF the building
it terminated in barrel Of briue, hoisted
there by means ofa windlsss. The pIpe was
inserted full length, entering The jlGular VEN.
and then secured By . stout cord. The brine
was turned ON and the process Of lnfitratIon
commenced. The first inclsion on the right
yentricle of the heart was closed by clamp.
We watched PATIENTLY to see the effect
Soon the carcass became stiff and rigid, and
cooled rapidly. Mr.. Turner, by dexerous
inch of The tail. Instead ,i blood, brine spir-
ted out with force. Al took taste and
acknowledged the corn" In ten minutes
the brine that had been through the veins
was as cool as when it came from the tank
Incisions were made 10 Different parts Of the
carcass, aud from each, jets of brine would
spirit to the distance Of three our four feet.
The carcass was again rolled upon Its side
the clamp taken off the incsion on the right
ventrcle, and out cane the brine that had
travelled through every artery and. vein
where blood crCulates. BY continuing TO
force in the brine, the blood was forced out so
that in fifteen or twenty minutes the escsp
ing brine was but slightly eolored with blood
By this time the carcass was cold and stiff,
ready to skin, cut up, pack and ship TO any
part of the world.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
East ard.

The MORNING TRAIN from Great Bend con-
meets there with the Cincinnati Express on the Erie
Railway from the West; at Manunka Chuk with
a train for Philadelphia and intermediate stations.
arriving in Philadelphia at go p. m and at New
Hampton with train for Easton. Bethlehem, Al
lentown, Reading and Harrisburg, arriving at Har-
risburg at $50 D. M
At SCRANTON. connections are made with
trains on the LackawanLa and BIoOmsburg Rail-
road, and on the Delaware and Hudson Canal CO. s
Railroad, Tine Tables Of which roads are printed
below.
J. BRTSBIN. President
r. A. HENRY General Ticket Agent ie29tf
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The MORNING TRAIN from New York con
meets at MANUNkA CHUNK with lhs train leav.
ing Philadelphia (keusingtOn Depot at 30 4. IN
and at GREAT BEND with the through Mail Train
on the Erie Railway, with sleeping ear attached,
stopping at all the principal stations ON that road
and arriving at Buffalo at Is a, IN.
The Passenger train from Scranton connects at
Great Bend with through trains going west and east
on Erie Railway, arrvinr at Buffalo at l.P s o. n,
Id ct Salamanca at l2 a.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
farm @arhsu & Eitrhsn.

= Farmers, and Agricultural men generally,
are ted to Contribute TO this Department it
lie from their experience that We hope to gain some
thing Of interest for our readers.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-10-30
PLAIN SUGAR CAKE
COMPOSITION CAKE.

Three-fourths of pound Of butter, one and
a quarter pounds of sugar, five eggs, one pint
Of milk, one glass Of brandy ,one glass of rose
water, teaspoon Of pearlash, one and three>
quarter pounds Of -four, two pounds rGisins
and currants.