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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
VIEW oRizANs RlrUgluAN rulsD1f JpEY x $50 Il .
AUCTION SALES,
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ALBERT MAXWELL.
SR-ALBERT MAXWELL, JR ,vRofORGG
MAXWELL --. .aff g. !. s..sl .-s-

L =
RY CHARLED = FORTIEB, AUO
d ti0nesr-U1ice No. 81 Exchan9o sdsy.-SA1UR.
PAY, JAY g. is71 - s.slys o'cloes q
Charles Hotel, on st. Charlee street. between Com
mon and Gravier streets, will be sold, BY
virtue Of jadgapnt rendered By the Honorsbjv
louis Duv,sneaud, judge Of the Secorp District
second June, 1870. and sispsd twenty third Juns
lalQ the following property-
FOUR LOIS Or GROUND. situated in the
Faubourg franklin, in the Third District of this
CITY designated by the Nos T. 10 and Is ctsquare
No. 50, nnpfised within Elyai4n. Fields, Industry
and FrenchYnen streets and the Canal Marigny, on
. plan drawn on the fifth of February, 1870, By j. A.
D'Hemesou-t. Said lots measure foliowe: Lot
No l2 measures 81 feet II inches lines front on
Eyslan Fields street, by l24 feet inches on one side
100 feet the other side and front .Oanai
Asriany, then 10 feet IL inches on line widening
!hs said lot new depth Of o feet iain cres and
81 feet II j. ches lines from. on hysan fields, By
l24 feet invbes deep; together with all the build
lngs and Improvements thereon.
Terms-One-hsfc cash. and the balance on q credit
OF one year. for q note secured BY mortgage and
besri eight per cent interest from the Gay Of sale
to fms pay ment, with eight per cent tor attorneys
fees Of suit to recover the amount due, with
confession of judgment.
Acts Of sale before John L Lsresche notary pub
lie, at the expense of the purchaser, including
United States stamps. je6 jv6 IL q 30
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FURNITURE. FURNITURE.

b ttion.e1s1wiIi Be- sold ID" Oh HONDA fn Es.
DAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY
and SATURDAY Of every week. at the Old Auc-
ton Mart, No. 8. Camp street, at eleven O'Clock
A general assortment Of new and second hand
FURNITURE, such IS Rosewood, Mahogany and
Parior Furniture. Marble-Top Centre Tables. Car
pets, French Plate Mirrors. Mattresses. Cooking
Stoves. etc
7'.T III ALSO,
A large invoice of Cottage Beds. Cane and Woo
seat Chairs, etc.
Terms-Cash. Ia8
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D. s, MARSHAL'S SALES,

George Morris % a. W. Steamer Golden
IN THE UNITED srAFEs DISTRICT COURT,
/ District Of Louisiana. No. s6o7.-By virtue
of An order of sale to me directed in the
70 the highest bidder on SATURDAY.
July 16. le7o, g twelve 90 o'clock NJ. ct the
bstween Canal and Customhouse streets, in this
city
The steamer GOLDEN ERA, her tsckle, etc.
Tefms-Cash, at the time of adjudication.
United States NaxshaPs Once, New Orleans.
june q. 1910.
isoW7s United States 1arshal.
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d tioreer-Ofice No 81 Exchange siley.-SATUR.
DAY. July %. leD. ~ Twelve O'Clock NJ, At
the St. Charles Auction Exchange. rotunds St.
mon and Gravier streets. will be sold At public
auction, BY virtue OF an order from the Honorable
Louis Duvigneaud, Judge Of the Second District
Court for the paish OF Orleans, dated June H. le7O
the interest of the deceased in the following pro-
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with the rights.
ways servtudss. privileges and advantages there:
nnrs be4ngng Or ,2 any vi:s .ppsrtsn,ng; situated
bounded By Fulton. Triangle. New Levee and De-
lord streets, measuring 90 feet inches front on
Fulton street, l62 feet IL inches lines front on
Triangle street, l3 feet inches lines front New
Leves street, and l29 feet inches snd lines front
on Deiord street, posed Of lots. dsaignated
by the Nos. and plan, No. g. in the Office Of 8.
Magner, notary public in this CITY, l'i
Terms-CAsh in United States treasury notes.
Act Of sale before Octave Morsl. notary public.
at the expense Of the purchaser, including United
States stamps. je2l 90 jy6 Ie %
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OFFICIAL NOTICEs---CITY.


= = = q UEPA8T8ENT OF I0FxOVEHENTs,
CRY Of New Orleans. June ~, !E70. I
SEALED PROPUsALs. ADDRESSED TO TIE
u91ess,sssof VIII b !scsived q thi: ealce
proximo for constructing ali unmade bapquettes on
Joeephine street, between Howard and Branard
stresss. according 70 specifications On file in the
Office of the City Surveyor.
All parties making proposals. for this contract
required to deposis wish the 4 dministra<or Of Fl
nance evidence Of their intention abide BY the
adjudication. the amount of nve hundred doliare
in cash, which shall b forfeited to the city in
of failure to sign ths contact.
Bidders TO whom contracts are not awarded viii
have their deposits returned % them on the day ad
Indications are made n
No bid will be received unless accompanied By the
certificate Of he Administrator Of Finance, certify
The city reserves the right TO reject any and ali
bids. ~s7f ~ -. !
Bids to b per runnine foot for banqusstss com.
pste. snd " bsiAAorssd 'PrsposAls for banqusttss
on Josephine street.
jyl I'd j. r. WEST, Administration.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

NIAGARA FALLS.

This elegant and modernly. built Hotel has "a.
perior accommodations for six hundred guests. it
being the largest and most piste summer Hotel
in the country The location 10 within few rods Of
the American Falls, and oommanding fue view Of
the rapids and river. The lawn is beaat, fully laid
Of the building fror:ing the lawn on the east side
double Piazza and Balcony extending the entire
front. The rooms are all hg ed with gas, and well
ern style. JAMES r. FULTON,
my2s Am ,.- = Proprietor.
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sTAT4 9F lOUIeaAMA. T. g..
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
AZ ,ssai PARISH, OF ORLEANS.
MRS. p. ORETIN BORN MARIE MATHILDE
Emile Mitouhet), Va heg husband-No. liza.

II HEREBY GETTY THAT on THE
s,sysnta day Of jun, ls5o. tadsneptw ssndsred
in this court in the following entitled suit in the
words and h1ufes following, g Witt y
sMs; z. Crssin. Corn nsEis Msshiida Emile
In this submitted to the couft upon the evi.
dsacs on the record re court Son.dsrlns the Law
ut il ordered and dscrssd. that there be
aseparation Of property and dissolution Of the
ing bet the plaintiff, Mafhilds Emile Mtoufst
and The defendant. Pierre Crs,ln. her husband.
Ct three thousand six hundred dollars, amount Of
her psrsphernal properly. With privilsse and mort
gage. according TO law and costs OF suit.
Judgment rendered june II, 1870.
Judgment Signed june ~, 1910.
et(Sienedl OHAS. LEAUNONT, Judge.
In testimony whereof have hersunto set my
hand snd afixed the seal Il The ssid court ct the
June. in the year Of or Lord ons thousand eight
hundred and seventy. and the ninety fourth year OF
the Independence Of the United States.
-. z. A. LUMINAlS,
A7vz " Rs -.. Deputy Clerk.
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e .-Cl CELEBRATED s5rE
GUACO B1TTER6

Tue WANATA 0UAOO BITTER Is L GOOD
TONIC and STOMACHIO, composed entirely Of
the vegetables Substances 1T Gnaco. h, ...L,.. 4
Being very agreeable to The taste. can b taken
BY the most delicate persona It rids the systsm Of
oil impurfty and promotes Health shd vieor. G.#s
This oslsbrated Bitter 10 . preventative against
Cholera and cure for Dyspepsia, Chronic and
Nervous Debility. Diarrhsa, Weakness Of the
the Stomach or the Bowels. a,.- + -. g. So. Il,
This Bitter can BE- taken either with little sugar
snd water. in Anisetts. or any other spirits, OF
even purs. A small glassef it. taken before meal,
sharpens the appetite and facilitates digestion.
For sale BY j. LLADO, Agent,
Druggist. corner Ohartres and DumAino.
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COTTAGE RESIDENCE NO. 80 ST. ANN
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF THEODORE A. SCHULTZ
Second District Court for the Parish Of Or!eaEs-
No. 1852

RI Q. Z; @IKAHRE1 . CO.. AgO.
10. II Exchange .Plsoe:-SATURDAY., July 80.
1870 at twelve O'Clock NJ. at the Merchsnts ana
and Customhouse streets. il the city OF New S. Or;
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated June
H. 1870 will be sold by public auction in the above
emitted matter, the following described property.
to wit .---
LOT OF GROUND. with al the improvements
thereon, in the Second District of this city. in
square bounded By st. Ann. Orleans Tontl and
kochebiave ST. eets. designated As lot No. IT, and
measures in American measure 3o test front On st.
Ann street, by 81 feet inches and lines deep. on
line of No. Is. and 81 fest inches and lines deep.
neat frame cottage with front gallery and
two rooms; kitchan. with two rooms and gallery.
Terms-One third cash. balance q one and two
years credit in notes secured by special mortgage
and vendors lien and bearing interest of eight per
cent per annum.from date Of sale till anal payment.
with clause of five per cent Attorney fees, in event
Of suit. Impso.sme.ts 70 be Kept fully insured:
to assume payment of al taxes for the year 1870.
Act Of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
penss Of .ths purchaser. bsfors Joseph Oonn.
notary public Je24 lss % " 0
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UNITED STATES Dist RIOT COURT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN TEE MATTER OF ABNER p. BURTON,
.-f Bankrupt.
In Hankruptey-No. 0s4.

WHEREAS, -ABNER p. BURTON. FOR.
w merly Of ConecrdA parish Leu M;s1.h but
dug declared bankrupt under the OF Congress OF
March 2. 1867. has this day filed in said Court 2
thereof, from al his debts and other claims prov
able under said oct. 3
Notice is therefore eiven to al creditors who have
tsres that tho twenty first day Of November ls7o at
II A. NJ, is assigned for the hearing Of the same,
end that they may then and there attend and show
cause, il any they have. why the prayer OF the said
petition should not be granted; ,.,.
< LOEW, Oep1ty Clerk.
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- 10 tsss f~'s % On1x ~ LoUnlAJeA,
s ~ as* Exeeumve NppArt1e11 I
- xeu OglaAna. Junp q. 1e5a
VETERAN. APPLICATIOh HAS RKEN
oSse,i S1 - shs sa1ss sssss g - Ses
e 81. sssn1 e " parish g Ssasssec. " 9,
slenSd by DsWIt Foldyee Biebee. = pviasipea. ssd
l.. OoliAnogs. y =. natebevs and Oseses Heder
bond bei1g ~ the faithful IerlornaRes b. the mid
DsWitt Fosdycs Bi.bse. Of his dulles - ShsFia
Npsiss y hsesbv gives - n psesone in1sees>od
2 the aferssnad bond " fls fAeir ohisctiees y
s re . r. ;wris1ss = e: Sss g
last publioation heeeof 10000 ~. ~
Given under M hand aud the seal q tho Stets
this twsasy-hnt day Of june. $50, md q the n.
dependence Of Tho 0nitsd etates The aAnstv-foAfth
y ~ tne o o ~ wARwOrH
PITT C1AvATH. Assistaat Secretary II STATE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
BY J. Dejan, Jr.
HORSES AND MULES.

11V1scINJ AISO 0VxAHO.
Great Sale Of Elegant Saddle and Harness Horses
Work Mules. Buegies and Harness at Auction.
pY j. DEJAk, JR., -AUCTIONEER-
street.
Fine Saddle and Harness HORSES, in psirs and
Also, elegant top and open BUGGIES, HAIR
NESS, SADDLES, etc.
Terms-Cssh in United States treasury notes. 8
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A7jy2 l,
THE STATE OF L0UIsIANA.
SEvkNTH DISTRICT COUNT FOR The PAR
eF l6H OF ORLEANS.
BARBARA STENFRER, WIFE, ETC, VS..
Jacob Bayersdorffsr. her husband-No. 3C9s.


I HEREBY CERTIFY: THAT ON THE
4 ninth day Of June 67o Judgment was rendered
words and figures following, to wit:
dorifer. her husband-Eo. 3O96 =. -
On motion Of Braughn Ogden, attorneys for the
plaintiff in this cause, and submitting to thacourt
Dre9f ~ support OF her demand, and BY reason of
i il adjudgsd and dscreed that the judgment by
default, herein entered on the second instant. be
now confirmed; that there be Judgment herein in
favor Of plaintiff Babetts Stenerer against defend
ant Jacob Baysrsdorffer. her husband. dissolving
the community of acquests and gsine hitherto ex-
lifting between them. and that plaintiff be author
ICED TO assume the management Of her psrsphernal
and separate estate. That plaintiff recover OF her
said husband the SUM Of six hundred dolsrs. With
legal interest, from sixteenth july 1885, until paid,
with special mortgage and privilege on the roperty
Of the defendant. and that defendant pay the costs
of this suit.
Judgment signed fourteenth June, leT0.
(Higned) T. WHARTON COLLENS, Judge,
In testimony whereof, I have hsreunto set nv
hand and affixed the seal OF the said court at city
Of Few Orleans on this twenty fourth day OF June,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight bun
dred and seventy and the ninety fourth year of the
indspeu dence OF the Unitsd States.
U1l63l GUS BkRNOUDY, Deputy Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
NHAxLEo Z, WINNIE d EAxR,
DEALERS In AND MANUFACTURES
80 AGENTS 80.

-FOR-
Machinery and Agricultural Implement,
Ill GRAvIRR sxRE4x. NEW OR1xAxs.
On hand at all times . complete stock Of 6TKA6
ENGINES. both stationary and portable, SAW
NlLLH COTTON GINS and CONDENSKRS
RIOE MACHINERY. SUGAR MILLS and
KVkPORATORS. DIAMOND GRIST MILLS and
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of every de
scyiption, which w are Offering at manufacturer
pricss, and respectfully solicit IN sxsminstton o.
before purohasin& ELSEWHERE ,,E "a
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS AND
Ofice Furniture abduction

OY j. DEAN, in, AUCTIONEER-
ID Office and ware-rooms No. is3 Gravisr street.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY. July 49, 1870. at II
o'clock A. NJ. at his new Auction Mart. No. 1s3
Gravier street, corner Cerondelet-
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description
Pianos. Office FurIiture also. new goods per arrva
Of steamer every week.
Terms-Cash in United STATES treasury notes.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
SUCCESSION NOTICES.

oGccession u william H. Brewn-No.
80 n'F 1904
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR PIE PARISH
= Of Orlsals-whsrsas. John n. O'CeonoE. mas
On the estate Of the late william H. Brown. de-
ceased intssta&s: Notice ~ hereby given to al
whom it may concern to show cause, within ten
days. why the prayer Of the said petitioner shonld
not be- granted.
By order Of the Court
jy37R -. :. "a. u. o. TRACY. Qlexk.
Succession q Wena W. Cobb-A0. - o00.
CEOOND DISTRACT COURT FOR TIE PAR.
= iah Of oneanA.ENorice is hereby gwen 70 the
creditors 1t this estate, and to oil othef por.ons
herein interested, - show saueo. within ten days
from the present notiAcstion, If my thsy have yor
can, wing the 1D0 aoo0ant p9ooooeo0 ~ the tesla
menaary executor Of the deceased should mos Be
homoiogatod and approved, and t. funds distrib
uted in accordance Herewith.
1912 II. o. TRACY. Clork.
suceessisn sr rnirip u. Luehest.
ALL PERs0Nss thAVIHG CLAIMS AGAINST
IA the aboA1 succession are notified present the
same the und1RaixDaa before the first day of An.
gust 1870 the universal legatse having applied to BE-
put in possession. ROBERT MOTT,
je3O 30t~ go Executor Of p. N. Luckett.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

ITO P0IMTBR0 AND RURLISHER6.,
The Cslshrassd Quick Drying PRINTING INKS,
for sized and eaiendared PaDers, Bill and Letter
SUPHkIOk NEWS INKS. free frsm sediment
and ill impufitles, mAnnfaee ard BY the GkAY'6
FERRY FRIN1INN INK WORKS. Philadsphia.
can be had q GEORGE II. vINTEN. Dealer il
Paper and au kinds Of Pfintsrs' materials No. Isl
Poydras street, New O.leans. LouiSfans.
PRINTING INK-ws have tried most Of the
FIRST cass printing inks made u This country. and
maunfactuEsd ct the Gsay's Ferry Printing Ink
WORKS, O. Pnliadelphia, q superior 70 any in use.
clean and pretty. and in many Ways far ahead Of
inks sold - higher prices We afs seconded in this
Recommendation BY our pressman. in the correct.
ness Of whose judgment In matters .pertsinirg TO
the press-room We have. unlimited con6denco-
Pittsburg Daily GazettS. Us III fIteSes ''TF'l "a
from the Phiilipsburg.. Psnnsyivania, Journal -
This issue of the Journal 10 printed with ink from
the Grays Ferry Printing Ink Works. Philadslphis.
have heretofore used. 1t deserves the high epcomi.
INNS showered upon IL By tbs press. ssfa jelS I'm
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12

DANIEL - JAAED d. EDWAKDD
Nss u, -. ~ and - Delta street.
Kos. -. -. - and ~ Front street.
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
Manufactures Of Improved STEAM TRAIND
FOB MAKING SUGAR.
And Of SvsrJ description OF
ooPPER. BRASS. IRON and SHEET IROB
WORK. BRASS COOKS. VALVES. (
STEAM WHISTLES. etc..
COPPE1 STILLS AND WORMS.
For Grain And other Distilling.
dealers in-
IRON PIPES and FITTINGS Of al sizes,
STEAM and HAND PUMPS,
STEAM and WATER GAUGES made snd ~
paired.
BRASS FOUNDING, FINISHING end PATTERN
MAKING.
Repairing Of Ill kinds done It short nottos.
We " 20.
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$1,000 HEwA1D. b3a -n@.
and Bladder Diseases. Organic Weakness, Female
Affections, General Debility. and Oh eompiaints Of
:ns D.;S IL male e snd 5000 ~
ing Piles that DEB1NG's PIE kEMkDY fails to cure
Sold everywhere Send for Psmphlst. f7Isafis q
...l AZ - s4si4 Laboratory l42 franklin DtEoet.
my11 d&w1y Baltimore Maryland.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
DISTRICT. '...

SUCCESSION OF FERDINAND ". O. COOK.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-07-12
MACHINERY.

n O. MeCAN,
IRON AND BRAS FOUUDER,
Fulton, New Lsvse, Notrs Dame and Julia Streets
OAce. Ne. 106 Fulton street
Manufacturer Of Vertical and Horizontal Steam
Engines. Boilers. Sugar Mills, Vacuum Pans. Sugar
Kettles. CIariferA Filters, Steam and Horse Power
Draining Machines, Saw Mills. Gin Gearing. Fur.
mace Mouths, Crate Bars, etc. Second hand Ma.
chinery and Boilers always for sale.
Steamship And Steamboat Repairs promptly At
tended to. apOly
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A 9ENCX FOR THE SUPPLY6 -.
90 80 -et. - OF vsG Ges Yy.a.-
OHM ESE LABO ERS. 81

t@S- "a 4eeA-.- = H.faAS4 T.
Having made the necessary arfsns emsnts with q
American house Of the highsst standing in Hong
Kong. China. the undersigned are now prepared I
contract with planters and others for the delivery u
any required number of able. bodsd, doeile al o.
perienced Agricultural lsbofeEs, to b drawn iron
the interior Chinese provinces, whose climate most
nearly resembles that Of the cotton and sugar
regions of the South. t7eRr.a a.
The period of engasnnsnt will Be from three I
i've years. Wages. for plantations work, eight dol.
lars tooinj per month; six dollars psysbs monthly
two dollars to b retained to the end Of sngassms
to secure fidelity to contract.
Ship charges and other expresses ct the lowest e.
ure For details, addrs0o & ~ y4.S ssse
% ~- O'EALLOg l. HATCH. or -,
GENERAL JOHN 6. WALKER.
spa0 3m sod&w 40 0ravisr stsess. New Orlsshs
DevE. srA,1r.ss COMPANY.
BOSTON, MA09ACHUSETT0,
Manu4acturszs end Whhlsaals Dealeessi in SysD
description Of STAMPED Tin Goods. Timers Hard.
Enameled Wares. Ice Cream Ersssers, Stove ShovelA
WAitsrs, Foundry Suppk6e, Iinnerr Fools and Me
chimes. Goal Hods, stove Polish. Black Lead. Riv
~. 1.I.. oSo. = ~
WA1ATA ............wAHATA
. .-c. OELRRRATRD 5w -
.- GUACO, BITTER4. -
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CAZARAC 11sTAURANT. 'c,e
Ne II Regal Usrees,

The best Of svefgthing in the market, and purs
Wines and Liquors, at down town prices. Table
service elegant. Walters polite and attentive.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RwtteH.

It is astonishing how very small is the pro-
portion of really good butter compared with
the whole amount made. We are fully aware
of the great nicely and skill required to pro-
duce q really good article OF butter; but
knowing that, it is a mystery why the produc-
ton of good butter is so small 1t is a we'll
settled axiom, that like causes, under like
circumstances, produce like results" The
mystery to US is that knowing this so well, our
women have not reduced butter making to a
science, so that given article Ofbutter might
be produced a thousand times. Is there any
thing about butter making that will prevent
the application of the above principle !! We
think not, because the :" like circumstances
may, by carefulness, be brought about each
time and we must conclude that the failure
to produce an excellent article of butter, after
having done it once, is due to neglect-nOt
necessarily upon the part of the wife or
daughter: as we all know the man fails to
provide proper food for the cows, or fails to
provide proper place to keep the milk and
cream as we'll as proper vessels to keep it in.
All of these are necessary elements in the pro-
cess of good butter. Cream cannot be kept
by the stove in winter, nor be exposed to the
sun in summer, and make a really excellent
article of butter. A proper and equal tenn
perature must be preserved or else the butter
loses in color and in flavor. The vessel must
be kept clean and sweet; and the utmost
care taken in the milking and straining Of
the milk, to exclude every particle and shad-
ow of filth Using these precautions, to be
followed first by thorough working and
washing in clean, cold water; another work
ing six hours after and little salt added, and
a third working the following morning, ana
placed in cool place, and we have no doubt
that an excellent article OF butter can be pro-
duced with as much regularity as we produce
Brahma chicks from Brahma eggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05
Keeping Dahiias Through the
Winter.

When the frost has killed the stems of
dahas, the tubers should be dug up and put
IN some place where they will dry for few
days. or even week or two will do no harm
The stalks should be cut off within six or
eight inches of the roots, but in no case
divide or remove any single tuber, because
the eyes or buds from which Towering stems
will be produced next season are situated on
or near the point OF junction between the old
stems and tubers, anU not elsewhere as on the
potato. When the tubers are sufficiently dry
to allow the soil to be easily rubbed off. they
should be packed loosely in barrels or boxes
and very dry sand poured among them until
the open spaces between the roofs are filed.
II Is usually necessary 10 prepare the sand
expressly for this purpose. and those who
have dahlias that they intend to keep through
the winter will do well to get few bushels
of sand ready for use. After the roots are
properly packed, the vessels containing them
may be placed in dry, warm cellar or room,
where no frost is likely 10 enter. Nurserymen
and florists who grow dahiics in large quaint,
ties, usually keep them in place specially
prep,red for that purpose but amateurs will
find mat the method We have given is good
and safe one, and at the same time inexpen-
sivc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

COTTAGE CHEEsE.-When the tea kettle
boils pour the water into Il pan Of 'loppard'
milk it will curd at once stir it and turn into
a collander, pour a little cold water over it,
salt it and break it up. a better way is to
put equal parts of butter. and thick milk
into kettle over the fire, heat it almost boil
ing hot pour into linen bag, and let it drain
till next day. Then take it out, salt it. put in
a little cream or butter as it may be thick or
not, and make it up into balls the size of an
orange
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-11-05

Plants thrive better in double tlowerpo.s
than single ones that IS the pot containing
the plant is placed inside larger one, with
earth between the two. The outer pot prevents
the sun from striking with too great force on
the inner one, and thus keeps the plant moist
and secures for its roots moro even tempera.
ture. Flower-pots containing plants may Ice
kept in boxes, helnterstices between the pots
being filled with sawdust. This arrangement,
is valuable IN the heat Of summer, for the box
shades the pots from the rays of the sun. and
the sawdust retains the moisture around the
plants-E'gchange