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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. L. ScHoDAIR.-By referring to
advertisement it will be seen that this
gentleman has removed to more con-
venient quarters, and is rapidly making
his arrangements to meet the public
want in his acceptable and varied line of
business. His reputation rs caterer
for parties and pic-nics, and in fancy
baking and confectioneries is we'll known,
and We bespeak for him the attention and
patronage he 50. we'll deserves. The
lovers of that delicious summer delicacy,
Ice Cream, will be pleased to know that
his Saloon will soon be open.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01
Of for Charleston.

The "Junior," it will be seen from a
comselsewhere, is off on bender to
Charleston, and having served regular
apprenticeship of "seven long years." is
entitled to all immunities and privileges.
1t is hoped that with this license and the
privilege ofan editorial or professional
dead head" that he may not fall into
mishap by the way, and that members Of
the 'art prcservative of all arts" will
practice no black art upon him, but
preserve and restore him in all his
originality, back to the regions of dark
ness from whence he emerged.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

THOSE OF OUR READERS who lack .
growth OF hair upon the face, or those
whose hair is falling out, or have become
bald, would do we'll to try "DE. SEvIeNE's
REsTAURATEUR CAPILLARE." This pre-.
paratiOn has been. used By thousands I'm
this country and Europe, with the most
gratifying results. Testimonials of the
most aattering character have been re-
ceived from the most wealthy aBd in
huential citizens of the country, and viii
be sent free to any one, on. application,
by Messrs. BERGER, SHUTS & Co.,
Chemists, of Troy, NY, the only agents
in America for the. sale, of the same.
Read their advertisement in this psper.
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SPIcE-For the local column

SPIcE.-For the local column:
Pennsylvania is going to prevent cru
city to animals. Very proper, city ot
Brotherly love.
A Cincinnati paper, speaking of Miss
Anna Dickinson, tells US that she has
susceptibility of appreciation Of adapt
ibility." Wonderif she has use for EN- all
Marriages are rare among the Chinese
in California. But one is recorded in
our last San Francisco papers-Ay Fly
to Cum Ho. What need Of marriages
among celestials?
General Butler is stirring fellow and
makes stirring speeches. He is said 10
be the possessor of a great deal of stir
ring material-lots of it. Spoons no
doubt.
A country paper says "A COW was
struck by lightning and instantly killed,
belonging to the village physician Tho
had beautiful calf four days DID,. Did
you ever? No never.
A little boy asked his mother what
blood relations meant. She explained
that it meant near relatives, etc. After
thinking a moment, she said, "Then,
mother, you must be the bloodiest
relation I've got." Very good, Johnny.
The question why printers do not sue
ceed as we'll as brewers, was answered,
because printers work for the head,
and brewers for the stomach and where
twenty men have stomachs, but one has
brains." Who would have thunk it.?
Live and learn.
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Mr.. Ditman, member of the Wisconsin

Mr.. Ditman, member of the Wisconsin
Assembly who opposed the resolution
giving suffrage to women, says:
ave have work enough at elections
now and should have much harder times
ifthe women got amongst US. The sprees
that men get in to after election would
be much worse if the women Joined IN
them. He expected ifthe women were
allowed to vote, that they would be
elected, and that If the sessions lasted
three months without them, they would
last six months part Of the members
were women"
We don't know who he is, but he
shows little taste. We 60 in for woman
suffrage, give it to EN-, let EN- vote, and
let EN- went, and have all the enjoyments
and privileges of life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

A WARNING TO THE CoLoRED PEOPLE.
We learn from gentleman in st.
Matthews Parish, that fellow, calling
himself A. Stanfoot, is going through the
country collecting money from persons
of color, and giving them in return GER
tifcates for land, which he says will be
taken from the white people in about
fifteen days, and delivered to them. He
represents himselfas an agent for the
u. S. Government.
The following is copy Of one of his
certificates
This - day Of April, 1867, have
paid to the pass of the U. S. the sum of
81, for value received in land. By order
P. S. Sheadaler-Zebadee Kenly.
To Agent.
A. STANFooT."
[0rangeburg Times.
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ONE OF Two T81NGs-"Wc will remain

ONE OF Two THINGs-"Wc will remain
under military rule" So says some Arkan-
sas editor, and some Louisianian echoes it.
But, says the n. O. Picayune, you cannot
and will not remain under military rule;
you will have q government made for you,
if you do not make it for yourself under the
military bills. If you vote down conven-
tion, you who thus vote will be disfraa-
chised by supplementary bill, and then
none but black and white Radicals will have
any voice in the Government. Nothing
can be more wild than the idea that there
is any mode Of action or posture of iaaction
which can avoid the issue. Organize or
cmigrrte! This is the only alternative
Augusta Press. ...-.-.-...---.- ....
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INFORMATION WANTED.-Any person
who knows the fate of Thos. S. Evleigh,
Go. G, 26th S. c. VOL, will confer last
ing obligation by communicating the
same to his sorrowing widow and help
less little ones. On 1st day of April,
1865, at Five Forks, Va, he was wound
ed, and taken prisoner, since which time
nothing has been heard Of him.
He was Master Mason; and papers
throughout the country friendly to the
Order, are earnestly requested to copy
this.
Please address Mrs. Hannah Evleigh,
Timmonsville, S. q.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

Or TIE MANY: CosMET1cs and Toilet
Articles now advertised, but few prove
to be what they represented. Messrs.
BERGER, SHUTTs & Cos Chemists;o,of
Troy, n. Y, are-adEertising extensively
several articles that have proved them
selves just as representedi for which tbey
are acting as agents. We believe them
to he perfectly trustwortHJ,7 ana, Chat
parties using theirpFeparatto1s IWAE Sad
them fully up to the recommends given.
See their advertisementin anothereolumD
of this paper '.."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01
COMMERCIALS

NEwBERRY, April 3O.--The Cotton market has
taken lively turn with the news of an ADVANCE
in Liverpool, and rates at 2OctS. e: sf9:jat'1 f3
COLUMBIA, April 80 Ruling rates for cotton
21cts. Gold 1856. .- -. o.. : Lii %, g.0E
new YoRK, April 29-7P. M.-Cotton bouy-
ant, active and advanced &C.; sales Of 4530 bales
Flour advanced -lna15 cents. Corn active, exc
cited aud advanced 1a2c. Gold-S5EE- "
AUGUSTA, April 29.-Ce&ton excited, but
irregular; holders asking high rates; sa1eS 81
bales; receipts e5-bales; prices ranging from n
to 27!.
CHARLESTON, April g Cotton is at stand; /;
sales loo bales; quotations nominal; receipts $50
bales. .ss .sEE ; I'm
LlTERPool, April 29- -Eseaing The activity
in the cotton market was main tanned up to the
cose-middlipg uplands 12aI2f; Orleans R1al23
Sales OFFS, LOO bales. Manchester adYiees favor
able 60 y = (. =
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Index to New Advertisements.

The following Advertisements appear today
for the first time. Those to be continued, VIII
be found under their respective heads In oar
next issue: .'. ..' -. ,'."'-.''' 49,
L. SCHODAIR-BAKERY, Bread,
Pies, Cakes; Parties furnished.
l. NJ. SUBER & Co.-Shoes, Shoes,
elegant stock. -.. .. g. ~ -
fOVELACE & WHEELERR4Every-
thing that can be called for . =
STLAS J0HNSTONE-6ommission.
ers Notice. -. g.
S. P. BoozER & co.-Houe made
Scythe Blades, &c. ;."...: ~ >. .,"
JOHN D, BATEMAN- Columbia Ice
House. ......, s... .g., ~. >. ...,r,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

Special attention is directed to Secretary
Carrington's notice of meeting of Stockbol-
dcrs. An error, for which we alone are re-
spopsible, occurred in the previous notices,
in reference to those entitled to free passes.
Please read corrected notice in to-day's pa
per. The meeting takes place tomorrow,
Thursday. the I'd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01
NEWBERRY, S. C.
Wednesday Morning, May l, 1867.

In the next weeks issue will appear
an article from the very popular pen of
DR.. 0. B. Mayor, it.being an analysis Of
Ancient Ballads, and will prove interest
ing to large class of our readers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

The TEMPERANCE MEET1NG.-It is a
pleasure to note that the cause of tenn
perance is growing in interest and i'm
portance, and the list of signers swelling
to large and beautiful proportion. The
Court House was again crowded to over
flowing with highly respectable and in
terested audience on Friday night last.
In spite Of the representations of its
opponents, the society continues to
flourish, and has been so admirably
worked and taken such deep root in the
community, that no fear need be enter
taiued of retrogade movement. The
meeting was opened with prayer by the
Rev. Mr.. Nickel, and addresses were
made by the Rev. ]. Taylor Zealy, and
T. s. Moorman, Esq, which were hig bly,
interesting, eloquent, and gave good
argument why the reform should go on.
At the close ofthc addresses many names
were added to the books, both Of ladies
and gentlemen. The reform among the
boys, hitherto so noisy and troublesome,
is worthy of particular notice, their
behaviour on this occasion gives fattering
evidence that home influence has been
cxerted. On Friday night next it is
expected that the meeting will be ad-
dressed by the Rev. ". H. Fleming.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

A Virginia paper tells new way to
pay old debts-nauely, stop drinking
and 60 to work.
Leap year--1S68~-Look out ladies'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

Some dear, delightful man says that
the latest and sweetest things in bonnets
are the ladies faces. A charming fellow,
certainly.
At no moment of difficulty does hus-
band, knowing his own utter helpless
ness, draw so closely to his wife's side
for comfort and assistance, as when he
wants button sewed on his shirt collar
Least wise, mostly.
When luckless Printers stoop to credit,
And find too late that men won't pay
What charms can sooth the Scribes who edit?
What art can wash the debt away?
The only art their case to better,
10 bring the money when It's due,
10 give repentance to the debtor,
And wiring his pockets to SUE.
Gen. Sicklcs says, Sue not.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

ALL SERENE, But BEAUTIFULLY DCLL.-
The weather is delightful and no possible
complaintcan at this moment be made
against it, except perhaps that it might
seem to have a deleterious effect upon
men and things. Business is as dull as
"ditch water" and the town so remark
ably quiet, as to render it anything but
pleasant; one day is like unto another
day for dullness, nothing stirring, nothing
doing. The ladies, [God bless EN-, for
without EN- what would we do for a
paragraph now and .hen,) still do the
usual amount of out door work, exciting
hope in the merchants hearts with
visions Of sales, which are occasionally
realized for "'tiS not like it used to vos )"
a change has come over the spirit of the
dream. Greenbacks are disagreably
scarce. 1T deplorable. Then there are
no rows, no excitement, all quiet, nobody
hurt, our local is out at the elbows, wait
ing in hope like Micauber for "something
to turn up" A little muss would be
delightful.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

Napoleon's grand idea,-thc suprcma-
cy Of the Latin Race,-has, for the time
at least, izzlcd out.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

TIE COLUMBIA Ice Co., having erect
ed large and commodious building, and
with large supply of Ice on hand, the
agent Mr. J. D. Bateman is prepared to
fill all orders from this town or the
country, with prompt despatch. The
price of this very necessary article too
has been reduced. Send orders with
cash to him at Columbia,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

Twenty-nine ciTcuses and menage-
ries are now travelling through the coun-
try.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

The first persons sent to the Penitcn-
tiarv are two white men for larceny
against freedmen.
Signet Chapter meets on Saturday the
11th inst, at o'clock, P, N,
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G.. & C. B. B., Presidents Report.

The President reports that the past
year has been one ofgreat difficulty and
labor. The operations Of the year are as
follows:
Grossincome from all sources, S25l, 93l ~
Current or ordinary expenses, l44,73O 81
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10000 50
Net income,

Net income, SlUI,ZUU oz
Ofthc IA, ,73O,s7 charged to current
expenses, at least $4,000 might with
propriety be charged to account of trans
portation, which would increase the net
income $127, ,2Oo.S2. This result consid-
eriug the scarcity Of money, failure of
crops, and host of other disadvantages,
cannot but be gratifying, and creates the
hope, that when the State and people
shall have regained former prosperity,
the road may look forward to career Of
usefulness to the public and profit to
the stockholders. The whole amount Of
Bonds, Coupons and interest to lst Jan
uary, 1867, S2,O34,295.OO.
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LoyELAcE & WHEELER-The space in
our advertising columns occupied by this
enterprising and wide-awake firm shows
that their stock is very complete. Almost
everything that can be called for OF
wanted can be shown by them, and their
goods too are fresh, just received, and
will be sold at fair prices. olive and
let live," is the motto they have adopted,
which gives them quick sales, enables
them to renew and FIJI up with all new
and seasonablc styles and qualities Of
goods, and to keep up with the changes
in prices, fashions and tastes. A visit to
their new Store is recommended.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-05-01

l. NJ. SuBER & Cove have looked
over the different styles of Ladies, Misses,
Gents and Youths shoes at this establish
ment, and pronounce them decidedly the
handsomest in shape, finish and material
that have ever been in this market. Mr..
.McMetts, the business manager of the
firm shows, in the selections that he has
made, and the patterns, most Of which in
the finer grades are Of his own design,
that he understands what this community
need, and we feel confident that his efforts
to please will be fully appreciated. Any
kind of shoe, can be found there, from
the plainest to the finest, Of the best
workmanship, and material and unsur-
passable for neatness Of finish. An ex-
animation of their stock is advised.
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SPECIFICATIONS

-oR THE MATERIAL AND LABOR FORA DWELLING.
y Single Dwelling lsx24 feet to be erected
IN ae. ordance with the requirements Of the Mer-
chants. Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank,
Chicago, July I, ieC7, furnished by Lyman
Bridges, kanufactnrer Of Resdy-madc Houses
and Stores, No 20 Washington ssreet, chicago.
FousDArloxs--Fhe foundations win con. sist Of
two thicknerses Of 2inch plank, two feet square :,
laid crosssise, placed three and one-half feet
in the grouad.
Posrs--The posts supporting the sills will be
sxs square. pine. placed upon the Foundation
plank above mentioned.
SlLLs-fhe silIs will be 6xs, square pine, well
framed together 10 the posts, studding and
joists; the tops Of sil!s 70 be six feet from the
cop Of ground. !
BRAcEs--fhe posts and sills WIN be properly
braced. The studdiDg viii be 2x4, pine, double
and boited--and wen spiked together to the
studdiag and to the rafters
WALL PLAzEs-The wall plates are % 81 2y4
ttats - .t ~ seSae faask
Nm srpnEr Nsnns, 6nuhicr or shs NxrrrA r,s
DEAa SaA:-- Annexed pssAse Ara piansl "a
csnpsse foe thspFixs clfsred 81 sou ~ - 80
into single tenemenk. 70 cost nos ex3eedink
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- - n "a
.osstSs, - ~ - s,.Sd;r. ..S - ~ go
soisIs-Ine Joists iof hrss nocs sH oe 1sio,
pine, se' 40 ineues rom csEpes sBd cFoss- pnag-
60. Inc eeshne JOSH *n % S1s pine - ~
,nesss 1879 a,on centres. snss0srs Ano snn"sss ~'h
~ uouo'e -r--'---
kAFrkRs-The rafterF sih b< zxs inch pine,
set ~ Id aes from centres.
CEnre--The space below the dll win Be
ceiiea Win pefpendcular narrow, plain and
matched pine ceiling.
SHEErixG--The entire outside Of the baiIdine.
above sill, will be sheeted with connon pise
boards. wen nailed 70 the studding and rsftsrs.
s,nNa-Tbe snt;re ~ans .hcvs IN -, =
covered v;th commoe r;as arssssd - s;t;.- ~,
i nred ana r.iIsd y, ~ 80 ss;a- -
am.a,r. ~. ,s,-f ,.s..I- y. -sss..S .x.sz -
!. - -. .h;.r-s.s -. 60 - ~. -
snd IA 8 a. i ~ ssrse e. s;.s. ~ " @'o'''
- - =. W
wAIsa uuIrEss-ihere WI 6e plsnt 2attssp
on easn S'ae y foo', coss1eu WIN w snn f~anseu
CHIxsxr--1uecn cn mney win be placed % Z
bsacketin sitting room, having two aues ssI3
inches each, for shs p~rlor and sitting room-
There win be two thimbfes for receiving the
owe. LIS from either side, as shown by pI- -
and eicvatioas. The inside Of he aues viii 10
smoothly plastered- Suitable plssserings win
=, ,.....,s, Ts..s I'm y 80, af ,,.o~,
mortar. suitably mired with live odick lime.
: ma ma b.ir and 4 sero,sa Goat a pf~.fe 3,
IF. r,%S Ma 1ar sT sn;sh ""' 0''' 80 ~ -
FLooRs The foors will be inch nine. ulaned
m-t.bed ,oueped ana groaved md veil nailed
Ms.c'so ss. .oSsaeo .so s"u s'00's' .n' "s' a''s
naossNdhs Ea ont.;ds door. w;ll n. IA incb..
,b;ck x;,h cottage r;m.locks. sii other DOOR q
Dc II inches thick All 70 D. 1car -peneiiod
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DROTHERHO0D OF LOCOMOTIVE
ID ENGtSEERs No 20, meets s,tprdAy evenins
Of each week in Reom NJ. 10 third noor Morrison's
B,oek, la5 soeth Clark street, Cideago Itr.A Other
Divisions respectfully rc4r ste1 to rlssponl.
DAN AoRFfscs, H. A.
L. u al4 Fuurth Aveuue
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TRApEs' plREcToRY.

VNRADES' ASSEMBLY OF CHICAGO
Il meets every MONDAY eEsniags. At Iss sooth
Clark street.
Within JONES President.
JNAfs W. avEEAcKER, Recording Secretary.
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ENGINEERS & FlRgMEN.

TQ THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCUMO
Al TIVE kN6TNkERS.-AB Engineers desirous O,
starting Div sons of the brotherhood are requestet
Z address A. h. RayaoF, P. Box l02z, Rochester
SEES YDFk, by vhOm aA necessAFy informant viii os
urnishad, EpWAKD M RAYsoR, y. g. A. g..
D. OF l. 4.
Il locomotive FlREMFNS' UNION No.
H 2i, meets t~ice month, their room in Portage
MIS-. 1Hos LirTLs, Secretary.
a. G.. REMISSION. Meter.
corrosaspdeuee witp etber unieHs requested
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ruRRIERS' UNION, CHICAGO, MEETS
~ on the FIRST nj THIRD THURSDAY EVEN
ina Of each monih ai 6l East Randolph street IN the
Hall Of tle l-,sht g. "a LAni.
A~1- .re cnAs. HILLocs President.
r. WEETxs AsoA. q ers tary-
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MAcHiNIsTs.

M ACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMlTHS'
Nl UNION, No ? POst Wayne, Indiana, m evs. ever,
saturday night At hf past O'clock tbe old Ode
Fellows Hail. alhoun street
R.H. HANAiscE President.
D. MURcET, Cor Secretary.
MACHlNlSTS' AND BLACKSMlTHS'
N1 UNION, No I. Of Wisconsin, meets every sArUR.
DAY, a. halt past seven O'clock r. N at Their Hall
tbs ;. e. corner Of Third and Prairie strees .siaa
kee. p, McMASus presi.l .r,t.
WI. BASSIsrsR. Recore'1g seereiars
Al ACHINISTS' And BLACKSMlTHS'
1YI UNION. Nc. I, OF JhiO meets First and Third
AcSDAT HIeHr ot every n1onth. st half-pa ssven
O'clock p NJ, at ItOu Mcgiiers' Hall W West Fifth
Street, cincnnati
R. P. BRaDFoKD. President
n. B. DKeS. Corresponding Sscf'y.
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NlUCAGO IRON MUULDERS' UNION
" No. = ueets At =, ileorFe's Hsu Clark street, be
80, c,i-cv -nss sson sts, every fh1pAf ss~''0
" n ALEx. ADAMS, President,
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DRtCKLAYERS' PROTECTIVE UNION
I'D usesR every tuesday eyseiag, at hall asi seven
o'eioos Al r, ds. Assembly Hall is South Clars
Street, Room -
JosEPs SPAEsLEH, President.
q Il. A.ztL or EeearAlaE seeretary.
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OF aour roll che alice 10 this, the q.
viii mhGe 10 adhere Have ready frrinp
pan, In which 10 boiling hard hutter. VIM
litde lard, say ons7 7stdrita 81 tbe 'Intts. -
n the slices and they will socr h,..-.
SsrFs hot, and eat with pepper Ana .sa.
Some NE bdiling ham Fat. lnstea9 NJ 80
ostter and lard Yoa might try II both
Lsxox PIE -This propovt;o,. -
iemeus, four eggs, t<o tsblesDo6nd,l - - 80
tsd buftsrs ten Ablespoonsiulo AZ lon 4 s..e1
Grnte ths yellow riEad of fhe lemon, hsss ~.
eethsr hs rind, jnics. sugar and the -.,sr
of - segs until very lirhi. pfecats io..s lss
saIt - GID heFie sil& ihs uirturs 49, .s5
bahiuE the PASTA nd aaHs 1istjl th = uaate
y done. Beat one whiaHH n1Iay nna rsaf into
them little by little one-l63rz1 bf u pkdlna OF
sugar sp--ad 10 owe the top. ard bakeN
light brown. M ~
SxrcE Gap of buttsr, cap and hair IL
sugar strred % = cream; yolk ma mh2le of
one sgg beatsn woli stirEn Klass Qg wine
or brandy. TAkc'oif lid of tea-kettEs aud =.
|oser steam, warm v shrodgb. Tah1espoo vi
Of hos water just bsfnre ssErinas ~ -
4PIEs.--Lei tho Applea'be rart add be
sure notto pare them Have or glnarter'
them and take out all the dafectiwe parts
Stew them in d little waller and M min them
thfouxb sievs. SweetBn w th& taste and
Add zume grnaed nutmeg, and t'ney ere tcsiF
tsr ths essst, which 4 makf esa and roll
alsspl.4zsj III nss onions " \. I'll !, ss--
Ile m k64P AfE& away = III pat sevarel oplpus
n - car10lYI nndsr Our badX Shg1 whisb
49, b1sn ni6sk infs<tsd wlth 1l<s Hnd va
Ar4 deliSh<s1 villa lha rssals lt NJ ~ littIp
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