Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-09-28
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I WILL Buy ANY AMoUNr OF SuMAc THAT
IS PROPERLY GAraaRED AND CURED. AND
PAY CASH FOR IT
According to Quality, as foiloSs-deIiv
ed a. NY

According 10 QaallIy as lOAoNS-utIiV
cd at my
SUMAC s BhRK MILLS, WINCHESTER.
DiRRCTION6.-The sumac should he taken
VIII lie tbs sap is SOL in tie les SAY as gen
eral thing, during July August anl Septslo Der
and no ter it has tuned lsUCh red a@d IN
70 ease after it has baGen to dry up and dead
en nor after tho icas. Frost
The eea berries should ali De threwn cgt-
The Hesor Black sulnac, as it Is called, IS IS
good assany.
+ 1t may be ited IA tho sun, but must be erred
under cover and got Aowsd 10 be tRrat by
th2 sun ur &c WCt%TST &e II such large 0uaEti-
G-ygsstas 10 heat in anr nG--any which destroys
il. color and Strength and renders it valueless.
/ should not Be TAI @Wn tigbt fo9f g cure,
but raised ap 10 let the 81. get urder il;
and by ssels 2g lerssely, much sprisce can be- %
| tanned IN small pace, anG The Sun&e Wiz
! ekre tseter. 81 s9nssc sAQqle BE gathered as
ldrs fbne InonNEkettpe 1t Is suiciently cured 70
he DpoEgh in for aTs, aud N sad wsatasel even
I loaser tine may bs required to proper ~ dry
X; or rot dsb9 the les ,bnt the sis6a tea. ans
be thoroug i Sry; al. >he sap must 81 dried 9us
| o that it iii strap $2eri of, lac 4 clay pipe
STEM or it caHset be teeeiytd, Ter & i'll heat
and spsil--tk smss b. trict;g observed.
However long Suinac may be taken CT who
I ever dry il may be, " ii draw the damPness
from the atmosphere in damp time. ara mast
not be packed until per eetiY dried cat again.
We cannot receive Samac when damp any more
than WI en- green. It must be drv.
Sumac should have the SAME green, bright
color and fresh appearance " zen cured as when
!, taken from he bush, and must not be oleached,
nor look dark and dead, nor s,neN NASTY. It
~ ju st as Important % have your sEmac gather
cd at proper time and in good condition whss;-
brought to market as ialy talng eisa- II 5aae
or dit ofany kind, or any oth,r kiad ofleaS-
are found among it, il Will ROT ee D3aCatAtt7
price at ali, and by mixing bad with good, =
spoil all.
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the gathering of it you can stEp d the blades
that is, take the little twigs upon which jfss
| leaves grow, all of which WILDE bought Wnas
properly cured, according TO the aho,e dirse
ions, and
ONE. DOLLAR AND ~ EATT-gIYA. CEH1r
per one hundred pounds VIII II paid lar i Is
mis- condition. We prefer SEFeae stripped os
mr. bladed as above but Will buy tAteS4ed 81
mae and paY Tor It sceoi dingly as tits cleaned
provided, it ha he greater part 81 the stern Il
ken on and is No made fine as 20 prevent thf
separation iwhat ste1n remains, and So entife
" destroy the formation the isat, rs e gre-
vent the reflection + adal'efgtion. 50 10 not
emit II up, or make il too Inc in auy way.
The stripping of the leaves is apt to kiA tho
snmac.snd When the stalk dies the isvs9 ca5-
nccted with it die a lso; but ii !V9 will cue l1a
old stalk down, or break Up the ground 50 a .
catand separate the IS, she semae Wa
spraxt w better than ever.
When wear sunlac is q Il ready for deiivery,
bags WILDE furnished for bringing i II; Bal
they must be we'll Il He'd and promptly returned
with care Apply for bags to the stores, or
Factory on l.raddees street, anoye the Rua.
! WILL ALSO BUY BLACK OAK BARK
fTh.t is properlv taken aud cured, and pay
CASH for It at the rate Of Six Dollars per ecsa
delivered al my Suinac and Lark Mills, Vim
nms5rioSs.- Commence peelIng the bark as
soon as the sas starts in the spring. and N tax
ing it peel as much OF the tree as possible
pven the large hmbs--tor the young, tender
bark is the best.
as to allow :hs air TO pass freely through =
and perfectly dix it. The outer Or rough SD
must alNss Be kept up, in order e pro1ses T.
n;no ~. narf used. must be kept bright ard
not allowed q INSULT Of get vet, which III arss
its color. e,4rcu
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