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The New York herald., 1867-04-09
SALES AT suCrlpa.
a sSloNb' 8 SALE OF cABINEvNAKERS' STOCK
"a ey M DOVGuTy AUrTlONEER

co fwesay April 1919 O'Clock saesroom ~ Nassau
street vS-kosewood Parlor Suits walnut DO, Library
woco ard ahosany Chamber ornure suite ana sin'
slepccNs Turkish Lounges Caars; making nne assoft.
nnent ~ order OF J. patridge assignee.
Also large lot Of good ed handf Furniture Mattresses
Bedding as Chandeliers OkSra Crockery and Glass Ware,
Inv NJ
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COAs-WIsE STEAMSHIPS.

ErOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
~ The Pacihc Nail Steamship Company's steamer
O'Clock, noon.
Freight received usual
:. For rates &c INQUIRE Al freight ONCE companys pier,
WELLS, FARGO CO.,
Sole Freight Agents, p. N. s. s. Co.
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RBRJ. y THRALL, AUCTTQNERR
HlECuTOR's SALE or HQusRHoLD rURNrTURE,
~ rHEALL q BROS, TIL URBDAY, April II, 81 III
ecoek 81 - East Thirty second street. near THIRD avenue
" order ef Edwd Crom we'll executor Of Dsnl Cromwell
J decsassd All the walnut and mahogany PaYor Dining
Hoowsand Chamber FurnItmrs Mrrors, China and Glaze
Velvet prvs,-,s end Ingrsn cerpes Kitchen Verss Ae
GstGtpgy stw Liberty street.
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DY nRNRY II. LEEDS a MINER

preceding sale nnn loP ~
Ry HENRY " LEEDS : 4 N MiSER; ,qsr,osrr,
- hs private " Tes.dsSss No sS avenue. near Forty
EIsaASf HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, al or which
sssnss q he o.aer sosss sSrosd, eonslsAps q
sus as
sssson Chair crimson hsnrsd dsmass superb marble
Mirrors: green ss window curtains with Cords and ss
rave; es on Psssa saHs.d sae
rsswsOd octave Plane wn pearl ksss @ and
resewood marble top Centre rsbclic tosesher with valu
'ess % ss
carved sr ssss nsps Ing
Centre Table rosewood msfee TOP Ccmmode, rosewood
ss.s "a ~ Sss:' A's,''' 'e'n'' BOZ
ss, marble Figure Of Po sbo ee
xh velvet and gold base black walnut Chairs IN erin
DiSiS6 RooM-csrysd oak E..ea.ion pinias Table.
aesH Loans.., is, with fi,tsd ware Sc 80, " 50
walnut b.ll chars and oIhsr furniture, fully
nsrated 10 catalogue.
RY HENRY y: LEEDS AMINER.
Valuable HORSES, cARRiRsKs us,oa As, Is. property .,
- asrs. wSc 3 IVES. siea
HESSY II, TEEDs SiSEK viii s.a aiassiion, on
ss . .sss: ' ,s sT' s. .s S
'H:s ,l,sis's S:s,:fi sssi
nsy :sand siy.s drivers, ..n.s ,s.,s.r
anA never had day OF sickness since owner had thcm
xise = sbe CLOSE PANEL CARRIAGE. lined with
coyPE lined WIN T.p, made i b y, ..,, Es-rsnc'
4 FxkH fHAkros. insa Ss'. .-iis ~srosco very ns.
A,s., s 'ss s.us!oms sIasoa double ss y ynSssE aes
4 very Ssnd.oms. ssi double plated HAkSEss nearly
neu, made by Lowden
Am =. sssP. sss.f sS.ss aaRsfs Rsts z I'"d'
An English imported Bride. te and everything spper
they can ss seen At any nms before ne sale.
~ HAD.H LEBDs, AuCTIoNEE.
:ss = !ld.sss ss7 wes f.sny.,h,ri street Sssesn
n6UsEHoL6 YusSiTrsE- sE-con.istns OF Velvet, Bru,-
ssss T.. and Tsps S f~. Nc door ana back
.sS as s.sssu sH,ssT. u.s Ss. China crooss d.'
arosewocdI oe'a-e Pisns, ns.s BY cAictsrinsA Sons
Rny!1.IS = ynEALL AgcyioSFER :
HLEoxNT enovsfHoip r1RsfrIHansbo rIHnboww wwfSssoIss.
s2sss Sxssfns 9ssnR xS4oS
~ Il: ;.. .so. ..s:s:: 70 ~ s.;.,~
s:.syss. snr~,, sSrss,s is ,s..s elegant
ssr ssd Pcser synu. osmprns vsy rs po, pss
vslsss and mAhcssny Drawing Room, LIBRARY Dpias
s. a.s IL. sss Lac ss sss..:
S ~ q: .s ch.r wp s. Ss
csasSs kssss. G.snss &: A. A., =: s1c::
~: Ss$;:: q: u 81. ~:
pBHJ. y THRALL, AUCrTQNERR
ssscg!Sss ':;:s. :srs o. ~ fhSysssSSP sSSsIrusT
~. ssossssi u .Ss ssd nshosssy rsr,or p,nns
Velvet pr"s,-s snd nersn csrpeis Kitchen Verss A.
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DAClFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
L THROUGH LINR

DAClFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE
TO CALIFORNIA.
N#a CARRYING UNITEDASTATkS NAIL III
q VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
u O'Clock, noon, folloWs:-- -
April NEW YORK Captain Je6 Naury. connecting
April n.HENRY CfIADNCEY. Captain A. @. Gray. con.
pecfing, ng,wttheGOLDEN AGE. Captain Watkins "
Apnf 20-ARIzONA, Captain - Connecting with
MONTANA, Captain S1ttop.
All departures touch al Acapulco those OF LIST and 2st
connect at Panama with for South Pacific ports
touch at Manxapillo. Il
Departure Of nth each with the new stea
hne from Panama to Australia and New Zealand.
100 pounds baggage allowed each adult Medicines
attendance free.
For passage and oh further information apply at
the the wharf, foot or Canal street. North river
New York. p. r. BABY. Agent
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HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy connecting With Norhen
Rsilrosd Thrtsth street and Tenth avsnus, and 10 NJ
and 356 $50 and II p NJ and Harlem Railroad, Twen
ysiIh Fourth avenue, at A. Mpand l16 r n.
The 0 NJ train via Hudeon River Will run on Sundays
$50 train 10 also attached sleeping car every day
excepting Saturdays which n through to 0gdensburo
VIA r., W. and O. Railroad, without change.
Sunday train Hudson River Road, New York 10 Pough
Harlem Road secoIa street 70 Aileron and return
WH H. VANDERBILT. vice President
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"A cole = muRPAY.This day, at lo4 O'Clock at s1
FULTON stsol, black walnut Parlor Suits black walnut
Obambss Salts Piano anda general Of Furni
Thyno bookcases, Carpets. &c.
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a SOURNEAY, AuCTIONEER-OFFICE NO. PM
ds sircet-Execuor's ssle Of Staten Island Property
0aveton and Tompkinsvlf a. auction Tuesday April
- l2cioek Exchange Saesrooms, Ill Broadway, Lot
en- Brook and Canal streets, Stapson 5a7 1000 acres
Non Te-ms ~ SALE Maps at Auctioneers onice No. Pint
street.
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A uCrEpN SALE OF FURNITURE BY COLE MUIR.
"A rir-on "Wednesday, April 10. at lQh O'Clock, at %
For. oreon place ssookiy bnsk walnut paror
sui,s, marble Buffet Table
andChas Tapestry aud Ingram Carpets marble top Hat
kc
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Ry T. O. HoyGnToN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ID BERG Will sell auction, at the private residence ls3
East Thirty fourth street. Second avenue, morrow
lwednesday, at l0s o'clock the Furniture in the above
honse consisting of Brussels and Ingram Oarpeng rose
wood and walnut Paror Suits roseSood Panoorte made
by Worcestor marble Centre Pier andFancy Tables
Extension Tables Sdeboard Bedsteds Bureaus Wardrobe
Mattresses Bedding Lace Curains, Shades Paintings En-
cravings China and Glass Ware, Kitchen Utenss &c.
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IL EADlNG RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS =:
April Sth. TyT7

GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
aud North West for Phldelphia New York Raad.
'ng. PUtlsviIic, TaniaIua AshianI, Lebanon Allen
town, Easi"n, Ephraia, Lliz Lancaster, Columbia
t. Sc
TSains leave Harrisburg for New York as f,i,ow,:
N 3u1, 10 and o 81 and 10 and Oh rN cunuec,-
ing with similar Trains On the Pennsyiyania Rail =
road aud arriving al New York at 90 aud ~ 10 ~
nying the 300 NJ and gDJp NJ. Trans without
change.
Leave Harrisburg for Fcajing po,,svile. Tain,.
Qua, Mincrsville. Ash and Pine Grove, Allentown
aud fhiladclphia, nj 10 N and = 10 nnd 10 p II,
stopping at Lebanon and principal WAY station. ;
the 10 N ing connections ior Phiaicpiia aoj
Columbia only. For louisville, .schuyikiiI n ryru
aud .'ubnrn. via schuylhil and sssgurbauna Rail
Tn, d, leave harrisburg at 3 90 pm.
Erturnag Leave New York ut o Goa ~ - " aud
90 aud 90 Pm; FhilaJcIrhia HI 10 and 3 10 VI
Way Passenger rain leaves Pbsladclrhia al ~ \
~ reiu 'Iing iroTi Reading at bpm s,orpiuc ut all
land U0 aud II 30 4 ". and l u5 r. NJ; TanuI,a al
2 As ..N aud 90 aud \ j5 NJ
Leave fc'tsv''r for Harrisburg via S,huyikii aud
Susquehannu Railroad at Z % A s.
Reading Accommodation Truin: Leaves Roodjnc
al G30 a NJ returning from Philadelphia ut 8 Hurs
Columbia Railroad Trans leave Reading ut : % , NJ
and l3r for Ephsata I,iiz t.oncasior, Columbia
f"ilstown Accommodation Traiu Leaves Potts.
town al 20 a. 81, returning leaves Philadelphia nt
Il 20 p. Y.
Columbia Rail Road Trains ,enve aeadjn. n, : 90
4. ~, aud b 10 y. N 70. Ephrata Litiz, Lanrastcr,
Columbia, &c.
Gn sundays Leave New YorA At : 90 p VI, rhils.
dolphin 10 NJ. aud Is ~, The : 90 A. w. train
running only to Reading poitsvillc DU NJ liar.
far Harrisburg and u .. NJ, for New York aud ai
Z ". for Phi iadciphii.
Con mutation, Nile, ge seasou School and r,cpr.
sion Tickets 10 and Il D all points ut reduced rates
Passe'sur. q. A. NlCuiI.S
Genera, Super ntrnden, I
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Scr0ftlla, or Kings Evil,

/. constitutional disease, corruption Of the
blood. by which this Aaid becomes vitiatod
weak. nii poor. riag IN the circulation, Il
parrai,s the whole body, and may burst ous
IN discasq on any paft OF It. No organ 10 free
iron. IL, attacks, nor u there ono which II may
moi destroy. 1'bo scroiulous taint is variously
caused by mcTcural disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, i:npura mir. filth
and Ably habits, the depressing vices. and.
above oil, by the vencrcal infection. What.
ever lie its origin. 1t is hereditary in the con.
s.ituton, descending from parents 10 cliildrcp
unto the third and fourth generation !" indeed,
It seems to DC the rod Of Him who says, IL
will visit tine iniquites Of the fathers upon
their children
I9 effects commence b. deposition from tho
blood Of corrupt or plcercis matter, which, in
the lungs, liver, and internal organa, 10 termed
t1bcrclcs IN the gland, swc.l!ngsi and on
the surface, cruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption. which genders in the blood, dcprcsse'
the energies Of life, so that scrofuous ccnstitu.
tions not only suffer from scroiI'ous COM
rlaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases: conse.
oucn,ly, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofuloi,s in their nature,
arc still rendered fatal by this faint In tho
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has IFS origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, brain.
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of oil our people are scrofulouss !
their persons nrc invaded by this lurking in
tccticn, and their health is undermined by il.
To cleanse it from the systcra sc must rehovatc
the blood by an al,eratiye medicine, and In.
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine We supply in
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most ciTcctual remedy which the medical
shill Of our tunes can devise for this every
where prevailing ant fatal uialady. II is COM
bincd from the most active rcmedials that hava
been discovered for the oxrursation Of t.'s foul
disorder from the blood, ard the rescue Of tn,
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the curc Of
not only serofula, but also those other aifcc-
tions which arise from it, such as ERupTrE
and SKIS DISEASES, Sr. ASTHoSY's FIRr,
RosE, or ERysiPELAs, PrMpLgs, PusTuLps.
BLorcnss, BLAINs ond BorLs, TUMons, TErri :
ard SALT RnHuM, SCALP HEAD, RIyowoRS.
RnEu.ATlsx, SYPuiLITIc and MIRcURiAL Dr..
EASES. DRorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, AL COMPLAINTS AprgISU FROM VIriA-
TED on lMprRE BIooD. The popular belief
in " impgity Of The blood" is founded in truth,
for Scrofula is u degeneration of the blood. Tbs
particular purpose ard virtue Of this Ssisapa.
lilla is 10 puffy and rcgenerate this vital iuid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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BROWN 4 PERKINS.
Pianos for the People !
l2Q u,nupe ST. y. z.

We wou,i ra'l the attention Of the pub'ir and il.,
trad" To elegant .aw scale riaHOs, "a the follow.
mg styles:
STYLE 4. 5otiavs, From, large rpund corr,rs
PLAIN case, either nciae"n carved leg.
Straight bottom, bead uIla ling piintb. $3.50
STYLE Is. octave, snmr rs -tyle with scr.
pen'ine nouidn9 on pliIh, carved iC! sa,d Tyre 80,
STYLE T.. octave. Trout cI'nogr lugr fngud
tGippni'ue hotlUn. WugiliHus FaiiC rs Gn siNir
u. carved iytc aud d=sk, tpGry LGfynd lr.t SO
STYLE u, uciav.', frus large fHHHt corners,
mi shrd back. lE"ulf,IrS Oh ma nnd IiiUt,h
rerptU'lrc batipT caryei liie aui iest, ri..
raai ra.-"d ,rrt legs ......................t %
! lie abnlt styles aIC "ii fHislri ~ rlrgput IDs,
wood cases and have ths tu,i IRON is9Gi-, ,f-u,a
action, harp pedal. bry eirdtv ivory keys aUd r. y
fronts aud eScsri IN hscr-tfuug rE-S ugUiiy al r
octave. Pianos how manufactured luHy are
made OF the best materials ana Tor ini s dur Biiity
! purity aud sH"einrs %! tone c3tn,t he -ui passed.
We invite the attention ol the public. If dealers aud
! the pr0-s-ion, to 4 ciIiIc.t examination ii the
| mrriis of Dug Pianos
| Ev gy0idag tie goat uSprHsSs I'i" ijam Uran
| costly lacingies 1ud HSpgnsI.r NHr"foun- ~ 10"
c.iy. rrhir tn u'iar inr.G tiUo- ~ rric.s
! which driy competition, nnd ..s MI I" cal s..j
"NImiuc '"iT Drtrrr ufriiG-iug "l@gwhet0. rlrii
| ofdr,ing iIpm d Lance rgH .p!y uGUa r"srlyif.
their tIIHJH rutbti'y y5Hi'.! FIl.taIS ltIst
"a tr "iNir, Urc 80 d!.!i"Lis irsi.HItHd ~ 20
| lctlers \ ABCD II.
TIC Inut ~ ~ "a a. AL u.
essential -iiaH-r. IN "A'"tiOT nii-b OF vi.i
arc BY inlLy uIJaI.ac,agtIs 'sr up - Is dal =
I u.ttyEIE
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VINEGAR. - Hard cider will turn TO vine,
gar very soon, by exposing it to the atmos.
phere in warm place. Allowing it to run
slowly from one vessel into another, over a
platform covered with oak shaviags, will
hasten the process. a few drops of red
cabbage water will make the color deeper
red, if the people desire it.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

SEE, Fattening animals Of ali kinds lay on
flesh very rapidly as the weather grows
cooler. Keep beeves and sheep in pasture
as long as the feed is good, but yard them
a, night, and feed twice day with grain, if
they are to be marketed soon; otherwise
simply feed so as to be sure they are con-
sta,sly gaining. Pigs should have cooked
food, and plenty of it. Push forward their
fattelng as rapidly as possible, for at no
season will they gain faster. Keep them
clean, and give them warm, sheltered nests.
Poultry also gain very rapidly, and It is best
to fatten them on scalded meal, with corn,
wheat screenings, and other toodin addition,
at daylight in the morhiRg and late in the at.
tCrnoon.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOa ALL TIE PURP0SEs OF 4 FasilLY PRYSia,

axe % composed .rat disease within the range c!
their ac,ion can rarcy withstand or eyade theri
Their penetrating p;Ope!;iss search, and cleanse.
snd iny'gorafc every pUItiJn Of Tie homun organ
iq!n correcting lis diseased action, and restoring
i:s heal,Ey 'ittitcS. ~ consequence of lAe,e
properties. the invalid who is bowed down viii!
pain OF physical debility IS nstonishcl to ind his
health or ererry restored by remedy at once 50
simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure the everyday complaint,
Of every body, hut also many formidable aut
dangerous diseases. The agCu, lClDr ngr1d !,
pleased 10 Furnish gratis my American A!i.nuac,
containing certificates Of .hCE and directions
;Or lcit il. tie following comp aiut>: Cosire
"e7s, HsalY'7', EeH30chs giisiaC from GiSoylsre,.
.Sioaaoch. Aqiseo, EiG,gesfon Idi ia mi N1' ti,:
{naston gT u,6 B0ssl'5. t5d'aitnry, Loss cf iFYr.
;is. Jas8,disc. ard 0'ler k'nGrcd com!.'ia,s,
ai.ing from lew state OF lie loiy or cOs;Eu:;i?A
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Remarks ON gircsGl !; .

The Rev. II; Berry, in his excellent E.sHy
on Breeding, says "a person selecting a
stock from which TO breed, Notwithstanding
he has sc, up for himself standard Of per
fec,ions, will obtain them with qualiica.
tons of different descriptions and in differ
eut degrees. In breeding from such lewill
exercise his Judgment, and decide where
indispensable or desirable qualities are want
ing, apd will cross with animals with yiew
20 establish them. This proceeding Will be
of the give and take kind. lie will submit,
10 the introduction Of trihing defect, in
order ,ha, he moy profit lv 4 great excel
: ii4A.eee i4A.eee and bet~eaa- excellence -lcrlnpa
somewhat ineompaiibla, lie will decide or
which is the greatest aui give il the pref
,trencc.
''To farmer beginning improvement, the
best advice is, to get as good bull as he
can; and if lie has a good one Of his kind
to use him indiscrminately with all lis
cows, and when by this proceeding, which
ought to be persisted in, his stock has, with
an occasional change of bull. become sufi.
cicntly stamped with desirable excelences,
his selection Of maIes should then lie made,
to eradicate effects which he thinks it de-
srable to get rid Of. lie will not fail to
keep in view the necessity Of good blood in
the bulls resorted to, for that will give the
only assurance that they will transmit tie +
own valuable properties to their offspring
but he must not depend on this alone, Or he
will soon run the risk Of dcgeneracy.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04
AGRICULTURAL.
Provide for Your stock.

Cold weather and beating storms arc upon
ua Winter with its blus.er and cold, its
epow, its slect aud ice, its freezing winds
and biting frosts will soon be here. Arc
our farmers and stock owners ready for il.
Money spent in preparing warm shelter and
plenty Of food for horsea, cows, cave, and
all stock, is always good investment, say.
ing nothing about the humanity oF,hc thing.
No man isablc to own horse, OK, or calf,
who is not able to protect such animals
against the severity of the winter Sheep
particularly demand the utmost care. -
Throughout the country many farmers pro-
vide no shelter at all for their stock, and the
consequence is, in the spring they turn ou.
n nasture n lot of half starved, bait dcaa
cattle or sheen, that it requires the entire
summer TO recruit. Every person whc o"iis
rows or oxen, calves, colts or horses, Is 10
duty bound to take care Of them, or to scll
them to those who will take care OF them
Every farmer in the State who OWES stock
owes it to himself TO see that they are well
fed, well watered and protected. Persons
who allow stock to GO, for days aud days TO-
gether, suffering for food and water, ought
70 20 to iail and be served likewise, it l.
criminal in people to thas treat helpless an
imals who help to give them food and ral-
ment. That man who works oxen and hor-
ses all summer, ard when winter comes
turns them ont to sta,yc and freeze under
the cold winters blast, is wretch co!npar-
ed to whom horses, oxen and COWS, are ~
the highest degree respectable. We say to
everybody be wisely selfsh, fix up your Eta
b,es and provide for your stock. Ii you
have no barns, you can easily get cheap
boards and erect sheds of soue kind as a
shelter. If i. costs you one COW or zen
sheep to provide sheds for the rest you Will
make by it in the end, in ,iIeamount OF feed
YOU save, and the beneii, yonr stock will de-
rive from it. If youare too !aly or too par
simonous to do this sell yonr stock to those
who will do it. If YOU are TOO mean TO do
this, find some secluded spot, and either
hate or hang yourself.o death as soon a'
possible. --L'rehaag@
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rsJ" The gape crop of the United State
this year is reported to be remarkably good
and many new varieties have been cultiva-
ted with great success. The n. Z. Times
thinks that if now, from som variety Of
the American grape, some skillful discover
er would draw really good, palatsble, cheap
light wine, he would render service to his
eountryman. and to public health, morals
and temperance, which would insure him
fortune and fame"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

by. IF you desire to keep grapes through
the winter take of the branches carefully,
In dry weather; pack them in dry grape
leaves carefully, and keep them in n dry,
cool place, out Of tho reach Of frost.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-12-04

CURRANy LEAF TEA Currant leaves,
when green, are much used by French coun-
try people For tea in cases of difficult digcs-
,ion. With sugar this beverage is agreea-
ole, aromatic, and possessed OF exciting pro-
pertics. The leaves have been distilled in
the same way as those Of peppermint balm,
etc, the operation being stopped when the
liquid obtained is equal in weight to the
substance employed. They should be han
died as little rs possible, in order not to
crush their ojorilerous glands This dis
titled water is good vehicle forall stomach
potations, and will keep two year.
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BEEHIvEs.- Keep eoodlookout among
10 hse-hiva, Sud be Isre that there is hon.
~ enough stored tor winter teed.
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,NGSlr nEPARTWEIr.

We would respectfully cai the attention ,f 'ho,r
f.raIcrs and Sirsiu- School Teacher. ~ ~ es t-
sh'ne where ai! sInds ui ChnScA Music "a .r- .tnd
iCrggs
The ICrr cS?orisucr at oTr No rsEs1ge in Nr.ira'
Convent ,,s. Iho'rs ibr tIngrff tpIu aTt >uSGy.
S'loul, rihlts ,'im "a give a,viyc 1ud iuf,rnHilu
IN all points Ot musical interest t. the selcJIu1
ut FrDpe' works ul iusiT ltinu iDcujtiI nr ur.ics
-rln"ls progress IN ,Ju,ra! slG'ir-, aui ~ :i- 81
general iWi reg; In r1iupos,ss leaders teachers .a
students.
sherl Nucc FURNISHED m tho nsral tens with
prowpiaGsS lnl Dispatch '"1"t.N "-!'i. 81 'riiCa-
an" selections made or pgpiiS, caeh,rs, concerts.
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