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Wine Milking.

Mr.. Buchanan, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, gives
the following directions for wine making
Being gentleman OF great experience, we
presume they can be- followed with safety:
''Ihe well -riprncd lunches of grapes are
cut from the vine, and all unsound or i'm
mature berries picked ont. Each days
picking is mashed at night, by pounding in
Il barrel with bcetc-stem and berries
or passing them through mill. The con.
tents are put upon a press, where about
onc'third Of the best juice runs oil without
any pressure. After the first pressing. the
outer edges of the cheese are cut off for
eight or Ten inches, the parings thrown upon
the top, and the screws again turned. This
is repeated two or three times, but the juice
from the last pressing is dark and astrngent
and is only capable Of making an inferior
wine; hence it should be kept separate.-
! he juice from the first pressing is put in
large casks, allowing space for fermentation.
No brandy or sugar should be added to the
best Catawha juice, as it makes a better
wine without, and is strong enough to keep
we'll. One end OF Il syphon Is placed IN the
hung hole of the caSr, and the other end
terminates in a pail of water. The fermcn.
taton commences in q day or two, and the
carbonic acid generated passes through this
pipe and bubbles up through the water in
the pail. This will show how rapidly the
fermentation Is going on, and when it ceases.
In ten or fourteen days the syphon may be
removed, and the casks filled up, and the
bnng. hole driven lightly-in n month tight,
ly. In mid-wintcr the wine is carefully
drawn oil into other casks, and the less,
added to the pomace of the grapes, are used
TO make brandy.
''Ihc wine Will be clear and pleasant to
drink III Il month or two after the first fer.
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AT the recent Fourth ofJuly celebration
the following toast "i'he young men of
Manifestations arms our protection, our
arms their rewards; iall n, men, Iall IN ~
"A priest asked tipsy fellow, leaning
against the fence, where lie expected to go
when he died. "If can't 90 any better
then than now," said he, Il shant go no.
where
A great many Northern soldiers have
been captured by ladies III the South, and
Won be exchanged.
A farmer saw an advertised receipt to
prevent wells and cisterns from freezing
lie sent his money and received the follow
ing answer: 'lakp in vow we'll OF oistern
un cola nights, and keep it by the fire.
When will the alphabet be one letter
short? When u and are one.
"A country editor describing the bonncts
now III fashion says; 'l'hcy have q down
ward slant that reminds one of vicious
COW with Il board across her eyes"
The man who has got into the habit Of
bowling TO nearly every one he meets may
bp safely set down as tt ned ,jeifoW,
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EsS' The Prince OF Wales is treated with
great disrespect in England. When he
walks into the smoking room of Club, in
stead of everybody rising and taking of'lheir
hats to receive him, they only nod their
heads with familiar "How are you,
Wales?" A correspondent OF the Times
truly says that the Prince is not himself so
require the highest standard of courtesy
from others. A young man who wears bob,
tail coats and hilIycock hats and smokes in
a carriage with Indies, can hardly Insist on
a rigorous etiquette. Probably he thinks,
like poor Rip, that he is ''betcr widout it. :"
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NOTICE TO TANABLES,

Ia accordance with the Act Of lSGG uroy,,linr for
at'"ncfa Valuation and Assessment Of pronrliy in,
I'M state, and ia" Act Of lSGi Supplementary thereto.
ia" '"ilulN commissioners ni I"rIi ruIlnIy hereby
"iN" notice !" al concerned, that they VIII nr, At
th"lr Office, III fli. tuii on
MONDAY, THE l2th DAY OF AUGUST, NEXT
aud runiuu" III session for three weeks thelraI n
every day (cN"ept Sunday }, hear and Diet. miu.,
the complaint and appeals ui person Whn NAV
""n nl'r themselves ayvricvrd by Tia. Valuation al
then property by the Assessors appointed under Tia,
sn'l Act "i lSGG,
iAn rHlHrri;iive lays viii he aosl"red to pari.
I.l"'il"u lI"itirt Ia regular ORDER COninGnrn" WA,
The Fi:t District the taS,l.S OF which will h..
heard on Monday and Tuesday, AusuHi I'm and
l3th. rhnS" OF the Second IN ii,t Wc.lues day
Tax Payer" N" r"II" ted to iui,rn tI,, County
tummlsslui'rs 81 Huv property within their hnu,l-
cds" hn.l" t,., .id Nhinh has been omitted from
n. rssnrut hl .he Assessors
mcnt un,icr the Act Of lSfG, but exempted by the
Supplementary Act of 1867, Will he stricken from the
assessment without personal Application ui the par
ties aSScsacd Herewith :-pruprii, of Literary on
ttrual'lo Institutions incorporated by the Law ct
Maryland; Bond, of the Us: Ch,u hes and House.
nci for Public worship, uclu.im" Patronage 3, WIl
the ErouGia appnltn,:i.t Ii, ,,!HpJ et.rSa.iry 10,
the ,n,rcdl and IN i:,", drLa crl,etn,ins ana
bury in" grounds; Provisions on hand iur family
consumption; Wearing hrpel'ii Plantation and
ing and harvested amt uusuld; Wuilin" Tools of
Mechanics and Manufacturers worked exclusively
10y hand Personal Property valued at more tlan
one hundred dollars, aud Cash on hand or on Aapuv
not hearing int"fcqt, ' -
For H.. s,ritu.g oil o. all other property exempted
A5"Thr COMMISSIONERS wiz transact ~ other
business duln'f tte time spf> lied IN this uoti.'"
~ order: JAMES .. CKAWE"",i,. Clerk
""'S - '''i :" tomlS Cecil county.
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Esssys a ysuminp that the followinu nara ,iyn

Esa0T Assuming that the following narrative
from Plainfeld, ho@ larsev, is to be rchcd
upon, the idea that "Friends'' havenot cor.
rect taste in apparel is exploded, so far, at
Least, as the Hicksits of that State are con
ccrned "a Quaker gentleman, riding in
carriage with fashionable lady, dcckcd
with n proinsion of iewelry, heard her com
PLAIN of the cold. Shivering in her lace
bonnet and shawl as light as cobwcb, she
exclaimed: What shall do TO get warm?
Il really don't knnw, replied the Quaker
solemnly' unless thee should put on another
breasipin
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SOARING CroTH FOR SEwlNw. We often
wish to make garments of new, hIcached
muslin before washing the fabric and the
starch coniGined in il makes it diGicult to
do so 10 obylatc the difficulty, take bit
of hard soap and shave it down to m edge,
aid run it along the cdGc of the cloth you
wish to sew, and you will find it will have
magical effect 1t is equally eilicacious if
You are to use n machine.
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rEB"A man named Stokcy is now living at
Milborne Port, near Sherbone, in Dorset
shire, Eng, who fought at the battle of
Waterloo. He is sevcnty.scvcn years of
aye, and has had three wives, and ten chill.
drcn by each, All the children are alive
aioi;ey birthday is on the 18th of June,
Waterloo day.
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A New PATENT MARBLE GUTTER has excit-
ed considerable feeling among the laborers
in the Vermont quarries, An Irishman,
recently, after Watchng its workings intent,
ly, GxcIaimed 'bejahors, ye can cheat six
or eight honest lrishmen ont Of their wages,
but We cant cate for John CAIN
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MARYLAND MILITIA.

CHIEF ENROLLING OFFICERS OFFICE.
ELKroN, July 18TH 1867.
Dr. Charles NJ. Ellis has been appointed by the
Inspector General, the Chief Medical Examiner for
trict claiming exemption from Militia duty on ac-
count of Physical Disability, will apply TO him. at
h- Office, ON N0mtdN, TacSdny, W"r"itg anil Eii,rV
OF each week, from . to o'clock PM
The times and places for examination of appli-
cants residing in other Districts will be made known
l." the parties by Tie Enrolling Officer of the Dis
rirt. John s ROSSTII
Chief Enrolling Officer for Cecil county.
July 81, lSGT--tf
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NOTICE TO
FARMERS & OTHERS.
Raising Colts, Cattle and HOGS,

The "rti"ncdwond respectfully give information
mat II" VIII attend to Altering and Sp!ying when
ever called on HIS long experience and Il III n n,.
lI~in"~s make HIM confident Of .ii"co"g Gu,. place.
me owner ~ . n""l"t " poe, ,e"oE"ry beyond u
d"i'hl ~ ~ "Ast rith proper treatment
P.%-l intend 10 cal round in tir Spring and
a"ain-in III" Fall SAM. Il. DEhNIS
April H. lSGJ-tf WonLawn, Cecil Co.. Ma
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pOAD NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber.
! OF Cecil county, has obtained from the Orphans :
Court of said county, letters of Administration on the
personal estate of
JAMES THOMPSON,
late OF said county deceased. An persons having
claims against the said ,loc"ascd aic hereby warned
authenticated.
on OF he'are the 5tn day Of July, 1885,
ihrN may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all
eStat" are requested to max" immediate payment TO
the subscriber Given under my hand, this C,h
day of judy 1867. WILLIAM THOMpGDN
Administrator of James rholnlson deceased
lest-cnAlILEY Il. CUTLER Register.
July G, lSG7-Gw
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Sheriff. Sale.


State Of Kansas. CO
Doniphan County,,
Ia the District Court for Doniphan County,
State of Kansas.
John w. Boyd. Plaintiff.
Vs.
John C. Hensley
John C. Hswkings,
NOTICE is hereby given, that will, on the
IN 9Th day of May, A. d. 1867, between
the hours OF ten (l0) O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
az o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the Court
House door. in Troy, Doniphan County, State
of Kansas, offer for sale, at public auction, for
cash, the following described real estate, to wits
Lot Is, Block So; Lot 4, Block 81; Lots and
4. Block Sc; Lot 70. Block "a; Lot IS, Block
70; Lot is, Block e5; Lot S, Block IS; Lots
and 9, Block 80; Lot 2, Block LOG; Lots 10
and 90, Block 100; Lots % and "a, Block us;
Lots 10, 90, 81, %. Block l25; Lots and 4,
Block l27; Lots and 8, Block 1913; Lots 3
and 4, Block 1872; Lots IL, le, 81, %, Block
1873; Lots 10 and 90, Block l42; Lots II and
Is, Block l67; Lots and Q. Block ia; Lots
8 and 4, Block lis; Lot IL, Block le2; Lot
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Lot Is, Block 1871; in Elwood, Doni,han Coun-
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A. d. 1861. JOS. HAYTON,
Under and Acting Sheriff of Doniph IN Co.
By s. BaowNxLL, Deputy Sheriff.
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