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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-12-29

BAD enough to look and feel bad yours elf; but
no excuse for having your horse look and feel
badly, when for a small sum you can buy SHER-
IDAS's CAVALRY CoSDITIoS POWDERS, which
given in grain two or three times week, will
make him look and feel we'll.
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CLARK & WOLF have an assortment of goods
now that would be credit to any town or store
in the State. Even their lengthy advertise ment
can not do Justice to the subject. 1t Is well
worth the Il me TO call and see the goods and
how cheap they can be sold.
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WE would advise all that want good Furni-
ture to go 10 q. w. CORRELL, he has just return
ed from the city with splendid assortment OF
Furniture which he will sell cheaper than ever
for cash or really pay. His motto is qui lex ales
and small profits.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-12-29

THEY do the marriage business by
wholesale in Bradford county. Eight
couple were recently united by one
ceremony in Towanda
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-12-29

THE Jury Commissioners met this
week and filled the wheel anew for the
year 1872, putting in over four hundred
names. The Jurors for February Term
arc drawn and will appear next week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-12-29

HENRY ZUrP1SGER, Main Street West Blooms
burg, is successful operator on old and new
Gold Watches.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-12-29

THE Grand Dock" Is to excite Mil
waukie next, we believe. Owing to the
fact that he is little hurried he will
not get around to Bloomsbury this trip.
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A TnITORlS NOTICE.

m ESTATE or ABRAHAM MUssEIMAS nTc'p
IE5 undersigned appointed by the Orphans
Court of Columbia county, Auditor to d sirilute
funds in the hands oi Oscar l.. Ent, Administra-
tor of Abraham Muss Gilman deceased, will meet
the parties interested for the purpose OF his ap-
pointmcnt, at his Office in Bloomsnurg Saturday
january 2Jth 1872, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Of said day
All persons having claims on'said estate, are re-
quired TO attend or be forever debaired from
coming IN for q part of said fund.
Z. W. MILLER.
decl5'7l--Gt Aulitur.
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-NoWN MAP OF BLOOMSBURY.

IN he Court Of Quarter Sessions Of Columbia
county; IN The matter Of the torn map Of Boons-
burg, made 6y Samuel Neylldrd and submitted fJr
correction and GpprOrdl to said court :-NorICE Is
HERtBY GIVEN That the undersigned Com mis-
sionor appointed by the said Court 10 report the
evidence offered by citizens against and in favor
OF the correctness of said map, together with
his opinion in regard TO any matter complained
oi IN lclaion thereto, will attend at the Court
Hou,c, in Blcomsburg, on Monday, the twen-
tleth day OF November, proximO, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon of said day, TO discharge the du-
tics of his appointment, at which time and place
all persons interested may attend If they shall
think roper and be heard.
NJ. T.. JACKSON,
octg1 1i'2T Commissioner.
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TRY THIS TRICK.-The latest anus
ment, says "phunny phellow," is
termed the "Printers Delight" and is
performed in the following manner:
Take a sheet Of note paper, fold it
carefully, and enclose a bank note
sufficiently large to pay up all arrears for
subscription, advertising and job work.
And what adds immensely to the feat,
is to send along the names of few
subscribers, "with cash to balance. ~
Keep your eye on the printer, and if
you detect smile, the trick is success.
Delinquents, try this trick, and if it
don't do your heart good, nothing will.
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TOON,C HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is o
NUlU y lered Tree during N Q eominglyei

NUUU y lered Tree during til G coningyear
to every subscriber OF Merrys Museum. the To-
ledo Blade, Pomeroy's Democrat, etc, which is
an evidence OF It's worth and popularity Hor-
ace Greeley, James Parton, Theodore Tilton,
Gail Hamilton, ETC.. write for every number. In
clubbing 1t offers three first class periodicals for
the price of one Of them. A variety OF premi-
ums on equally liberal terms. 1t is an original,
first class magazine Volume begins with
Jan. ~ Three specimen copies fee. Address
>. -. WOOD, Newburgh, Y.
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A DEMONSTRATORS, NOTICE.

n ESTATE OF JACOB HARRIS, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate ofJacob
farrls, late of Hemlock township, Columbia
county, decd, hnve been granted by the Regis
ter oi said county TO william Harris Of Hamburg
Befks county, Pa, ana James a. Harris OF
Buckhorn, Columbia county, Pc All persons
having claims against the estate OF the dOcedent
are requested TO present them for settlement,
and those indebted to the estate to make pay
meni to the undersigned, administrators, VIM
out delay.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
JAMES a. HARRIS,
decS5i-GUe Admiutstr1to,s
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SMALL POX PREVENTIVE FOR
THE SMALL SUM OF TEN CENTS,
AT MOYER BROS. mol.
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DTRLIC NOTICE-Whern1s u,

DUBLIC NOTICE.-Wherea by the
l. llth section of the Act OF the General As.
sembly of the Commonwealth of PENNSYLVANIA,
approved May q, A. ID. 1871, entitled IAN act for
the protection of salmon, black bass and other
food Il shes newly introduced, or TO be introduce
ed into the rivers delaware and Susquehanna
and their tributaries for the protection also OF
closes again st unlawful fishing, and to prevent
the INTRODUCTION OF predatory fishes into trout
streams I'd ior other germane purposes;" 1t is
made the duty OF the several sherins of the
counties of said Commonwealth having juris
dctlon of the streams thereof, whenever thoy
shall dis cover or be informed of The existence
of any contrivance for the catching of FISH, such
| rs are commonly known as FISH baskets, eel
weifs, kiddles, brush or tascne nets, or any
other permanently set means of taking fish, in
the nature OF a seine, to give ten days notice in
| two newspapers of their respective counties that
| the said contrlVances are known to exist, ana
| are declared common nuiSances, and to order
| them to be dismantled by their owners or man
| 0gers-thereforc in conformity to iaid act, /,
| AARON SMITH sheriff Of Columbia county.
| hereby give
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4 DMINIsTRATORs NOTICl

y ESTATE OF JOHN KITCHEN, DECD.
Letters OF administration ON the estate OF
John Kitchen late of Sugarloat twp, Col umhit
county decd. have beau granted by the Reglstrr
Of SAID count. TO I. X. Krickbaum, ct Beutof
twp. All persons having claims or demands
aH'unSi Ihr tDcpteut are requested TO make
ti'u GnoNd. 9ui those indebted 10 make pay
mcut. !. X. KRiCKBAUM,
dec.S,7lbw, Administrator.
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Legal Notices.
NOTICE

II HaIAOO iOt > NO 4 lCI.
~ ESTATE OF FREDERICK sH HsFFER, DEG'p
Letters testafncntary on the estate OF Frederick
Shaiier, late of Centre twp, Columbia county
uec o., nave been granted by the Register of SAID
county TO Samuel Neyhard, of Centre township,
columbia county, Pa. All persons having C vt ms
AGAINST the estate are requested TO present IN 1m
70 inc Executor in Lime Ridge, Columbia cuuni 3,
IA; Those indebted TO the estate either on note
Judgment, mortgage or book account viii max
byment TO the Executor without delay.
noyl7'7l.Gw. Executor
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

IA ESTATE or REBEcCA BITNgR DECD.
Letters cot administration on the estate of
hebtcca Bitncf, late of Locust twp, COuub in
county, deceased, have been granted by the
NSglstCr OF SAID county to John A. htner
administrator. All persons having claims
against The estate OF the decedent are request ed
to present them for settlement, ana thJse in
debted TO the estate to make payment to the un-
derslgned, administrators without delay.
SOHN a. BIrNER.
Numcdl1 z. Q. nov l7'7i.6wt Adminisifatois.
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The COLUMBIAN.
Bloomsbury, Friday, Dec. 20, 1871.

oEo p RowEIr.& a Co. 40 Park Row, are our only
auih0rized Advertising Agents In New York.
Cor, ,WETuKRILL& 4 Co., No. 8T Chestnut street,
ore our only authorized Agents in Philadelphia.
O. q. MURPHY, Esq. Is our authorized Agent at
Centralia TO transact any business pertaining TO
the CoLuMBIAN Office. .
AZ All advertisements for the foregoing locall'
ties must be endorsed by these Agents, or they
will receive no attention. u
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UNIVERSALISM

LEADER. n first class weekly Journal, publish
ed by the New York state Convention of Uni
versallsts, and containing the sermons of Dr. u.
II. Chaplin. Terms So 80 per year. Address Pub-
Usher CHRISTIAN LEADER, l2SS Broadway,
New York City
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Notice to All Whom it May Concern.

that the contrivanccs for the taking of fish in
said act mentioned are known to exist in the
North Branch ofthe Susquehanna river and other
streams within the county of Columbia, that the
same are declared TO be common nuiSances, and
that the owners and managers of said contriv-
ances are hereby required to dismantle and err
move the same within ten days after the publi-
cation hereof, under the penalty of having he
same dlSmanted and removed as in said act is
provided AARON SMITH
Sheriff of Columbia county, Pa,
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ORIoDE FOUNTAIN PENS for sale cheap ut
" this Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16

ADJUSTMENTS -THrKTEENTH PAeE-Fourh. ffth and
AsTRULoGY-sixrrExru PAsr- Sixth column.
BpAab AsD Eos Paor
'SH sSlans third
SSSE F4sTH gos
fiia
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uLEkks SSb s sesS11 rAary0dA
as6
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sad sixth
DANCING HsS%D ACADEMIES THIRTEENTH rAor-sxth col
colS%n .,,,
umns, and SECOND PAaE-Fjrs second and third col
DwHES HHSsHs To EnH s AfD ss.
EuRdPHAs sas1 pAcr-riah col
column sS%.
FINANCIAL--FIRsT PA0E-Third column
sSskshsD ss s66Ss AsS TO
Third PAeE-sixth column. and FOURTH pAcE-Firss
gYss9S
HERALD i.S'i BRANCH oFrIcEs-Frrsr PAer-FIn. col
HELP IVA Ps@ANTED-MALEs-sIx1rEs PAGE Fifth col
fiELFp p' 'MASrED-FEMALEs-s rAeE-Third
HORSES, GXRRIAGEs, sc.-TmnrEEsru PAGr-First,
second and third columns 80, -
HoUsEs soss s PACE
ESs5sa Sc se ssePs; column
JERSEY % ys GLY ASP RER
HAaEs5h'Id 3 rd, and A, fourth soumrs a., ,
LOAN oFFI0Es ELEVENTH PAGr. tn column.
Lost AND FouND-FIRsT PAsE-Fint and second COL
ss
PAGE
nrscELEASgogs Ne ''' 'XX,DSVEkr1sEMENrs : TWELFTH
PAGE Sixth column.
column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAsE-Fifth column
rasnEs'is column
oSr 81 a CRY Fos SALE OR TO
RENT-FoUaTLENTn PAeE.Fonrth fifth ana sixth
REAL ESTATE TO ExcMANGE-FnTrEsrH PAGE
REAL ESTATE wANTED~FiF TENTH PAGE-Third COL
aaIELISI6ys sorIcEs-EEEvnsrn PAeE-fir.s column
fourth eth
s1ruaToNs ,sHh PACE
PAGE
Special PAer-second and third col
LLIONs-THIRTEgSrH PAGE-Frat column.
s TF rAgEs.n and column
~ LHT S0R SGssEs PAGE
=, ,l1 First and is 1; second e.Ya,, coiunn.
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WINES, Liquors. &c-rurnrrrsrm PAer-rhira col
yAcHTs. STEAMBOATS,. Ao.-FrrrrsrH PAcK-sirth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16

r Osr-A GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON; SMALL DIAMOND
IL In centre the Under will be literally rewarded hy
turning the same the 81 Cloud HOTEL forysecond street
And Broadway
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FINANCIAL.

NEw a,,A. LOAN OF THE M UNITED M G sIATEs-TnE TIES SUB
reach he time he
Treasury w then be changed 10 the following pro.
Fnt-Bonds to the amount of three hundred millions Of
sn 1sas raG n % :. the p s Of the I United
res payable quarterly in con at the rate Of ve cent
second-Bonds the amount three hundred millions Of
payable IN coin q the Of the United States
interest payable quarterly in coin at the rate Of four and
Thrd 70 the amount Of seven hundred millions of
dosrs rsyabe 1 oon at the pleasure Of the United States
PAYABLE quarterly con at the rate of four per
Subscriptions loan win have preference after the
above mentioned two hundred millions up the
Frst-subscrpons equal amounts Of each class OF
subscriptions for equal of bonds bearing
interest at The rate q four and hall cent and Of bonds
not Se d for or in the BSses % s ~
per cents which are are going and the
soId exchange their United States fvetwene once
sued q Se of sC sc so sioco 5000 s.
be
States at the oce Of the Treasurer Assistant Trea
designated depository OF the government quarterly
the FIRST days of February May August and November In
bonds of the classes aforesaid and the interest
s sn rs Al
unde. State municipal S & or local authority
redeem.
ed by and numbers may be designated by the
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Extensive subscriptions have already made through
the follow eg New York city banks and bankers:-
First National OF New York, l40 broadway.
Fourth National of New YORK, Pine and Nassau Streets
Msssrs. Jay Cooke h CO., Wall and Nassau streets.
Mcssrs. Flsk 4 Hatch, No. S Nassau street.
Eessrx Henry Cews 4 Co., 50 w all street.
NcEsrs vermllye 16 and Is Nassau street
kesss Wnslow Lanier Co., Pine Nassau streets
Messrs j. W. Scigman Co.. Broad street and Exchange
place.
Messrs Morton, Bliss 4 Co., No. 30 Broad street.
Messre Raltzer a. Taaks, No. 80 Exchange place.
MesHs Glendenning { Co., No. II Wall street.
Mcssrs CLARK, Dodge Co.. FAIL and William streets.
Nessrs Drexc, Winthrop 4 CO., No. 10 Wall street.
Messrs Marx 4 Co., No. l8 Wall street.
Messrs Opdyke Co., Nassau and Cedar atreets
National Currency Bank, Wall street and Broadway.
Frederick Schuchardt Sons, 40 Exchange place.
Turner Brothers, II Nassau street.
Soutter 4 Co., William and Pine Streets
Thomas Hlhouse Assistant Treasurer Of
| tha n
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICES.

DvERTIsEMENTB FOR THE NEW YORK HERALD
II RECEIvED AT BRANCH OFFICE l,246 BROAD
WAY, THREE DOORS ABOVE ThIRTY.FIRST STREET,
AND IN BROOKLYN, AT NO. COURT STREET, CITY
BALL sQLARE, IN ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE: ApyER-
EASEMENTS ARE RECEIVED FROM A. N. TILL r. NJ,
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR AT UFFICE RATES. NO
EXTRA CHARGE OF ANY KIND.
BROOKLYN CARRIERS AND DEALERS CAN RECEIVE
THEIR PAPERS At THE HERALD BRANCH DELIy.
ERY, NO. FRONT STREET, BROOKLYN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OUR BROOKLYN PATRONS WILL SERVE THEIR
~ interests and convenience BY leaving their
for the HERALD at the Branch ONCE rcmoved from 145
Fulton street No. Court street City Hall square,
building with Erie RAILWAY oce This only authorized
Brooklyn o1e, and Advertisements received regular
rates. without extra charge Of any kind. Open from NJ
ulSP. n
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A l-BARRY'S SAFE HAIR DYE.
u The only perfect Hair Colorng
NAODOUGAL STREET, NEAR BLEECKER.l
NEW YORK CRY, April l, ISL

NEW YORK CRY, April l, ISL J
To PROFESSOR BARRY:-
After using on beard whiskcrs the prepa.
ratons, becoming isusted with them last got
bottle OF your s'BAnRY's Safe Hair Dye" and now
OF contradiction, that perfect
hair coorIna to be found: After applying four times,
had handsome beard and whisker Jet black
see anywhere wxh liberty to use THIS am very truly,
yours, JOHN BROW NEON,
Barrys Treopherona scurf dandru; causes
two bres to crow where but before besides 10
the of xa drsEings being richly perfued with
most delicious Coral fragrance Principal Office No. $40
Pearl street. New York.
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I, APRIL 16 l87l.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
SPECIAL NOTICEs,

RoYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA.-Eo. l1,2l7
~ drew Tl0U000 April Kentucky, class 2e0 a. o. "a
drew $50, 900 April ID. JOSEPH BATES,
l94 Broadway, up stairs room No. Z.
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IL NITTIH1 MACHIEE.-THE PERSON nAvTNG
n knitting macpc that kns stockings entire and COM
pctc win please send hts address to MUM CO.. Park
Tow.
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4 -AA.-PERSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
H. life insurance companies and who do not desire to
surrender their policies absolute the
value Of their policies by applying at Insurance
Agency, 81 Liberty street.
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7 ogr-A COMPUTATION TICKET ON ERIE RAIL
road between Now York ana Passac, N j, The nnder
viii be literally rewarded BY leaving a. % ws,ssr street.
New York, fETEh AoLLoS.
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AIRS I..sss, VINO FORMERLY RESIDED AT NO.
M Thompson street. viii pesse rve present address to
Rn old friend. DOCTOR.
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N. B-Selins of at n sacrifice tue balance, aboUv
600 DOZEN, Of elegant shapes, ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14
Benefits Of Sunshine

Seclusiou from sunshine 1. one Of thc
mt>iortuucs OF civilized life. The same
cause which makes the potato vines white
and sickly. when gro vn tn dark cellars,
operates IN produce the pale. siokly gijis
that are reared In our psriors. Expose
either 70 the RAYS OF the sun. aud they be-
gin To show color. h-sl,h ana strength.
one OF the sbl-s, lawyers 10 the country
who j. victim Of long aud hard brain la
Dor. came To the year ago suffering from
partial paralysis. The right leg and hip
were reduced In size. with constant pain
In the loins. lie was Obliged. in coming
up stairs, 10 lin up the len foot first. .irag-
ging the right foot ny after IL. Pale, feeble
and miserable. he told me he had been fall.
In. for several years. and closed with.
Ny work i done. Al sixty ind my
self worn out
directed him 10 lie down under large
window and allow the sun 10 shine on
every part OF his body: nj first ten min
utes day, AMI increasing the time until he
could withstand the direct RAYS OF the sun
for full hour. His habits were not cs-
sentially altered In any other particulars
In six months he came runnin. up stairs.
IKE vigorous man OF forty, and declared
with sparkling eyes, Il have twenty years
more OF work 10 me-
have assisted many dyspeptic. neural
gle, rheumatic and hypocondrical people
into health by the sun cure. have 80
many facts illustrating the wonderful pow
e. OF the suns direct rays IN curing Ger.
tain classes of invalids. that have serious
~ thought Of publishing work 70 he de-
nominated The Sun Cure Hon, dAd
He0lth.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14
Cheese and Butter Factories.

The New York Post has some interesting
statistics concerning the butter and cheese
business Of the United States. In Is5S We
exported into England 900 900 pounds OF
cheese; in l-70 We sent her $4,000. eb0
In 1883 We imported nearly q million aud
hSf pounds 10 supply eur own home re-
quirerents but, in The year 1870. 50 am
pie and excellent had our supplies become
that we dld not require to import a single
pound There are now IN the State of
New York ga cheese aud butter factories.
with supply OF milk from 249 900 COWS.
every 5000 cows arorilng a million pounds
OF cheese, valued al $4,000, or more
than go pounCs OF cheese and 800 gallons
q, milk tor each cow In the other Stat~>
o, the Union there are 2s3 ~ these facto-
RES, and In Canada. 81 There are there
fore. 1851 cheese snd butter factories on
this continent. which produce annually
about 10000 900 pounds OF cheese Our
export OF the produce or this new indus
try, or, rather. al old industry in new
form. was. last year. the large amount OF
% .opQ.op) Or pounds. valued a. g.. 0J0. ol1.
while the whole export from Britain Of her
eacese Is little over 3.019.oD0 pounds
Aven the Dutch. waD have made special
~ OF cheese for centuries. aud who. in
their varieties. adapt their article to many
tastes and markets. exported last year only
half the quantity We did. This great sue
cess could not have been achieved, except
through our cooperative factories. which
are empastically an American institution.
though they existed IN small way IN
Switzerland, before coming Into vogue
here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14

SPONGE CAKE.-Ten eggs, three tum-
fiavoring.
RICE PUDDISG.-Three quarts Of milk,
four tablespoons of rice, swect~n TO taste.
Lump Of butter size OF walnut; season with
cinnamon.
THE LADY CAKE.-One cup of butter.
three cups OF sugar. the whites OF ten eggs,
one cup OF sweet milk, THREE cups of -four,
three teaspoonfals OF baking powder.
LIQUID SAuCE-One cup Of sugar. and
one-third cup OF butter, rubbed to a
cream. Then stir In the well-besten " hite
of one egg. Flavor with nutmeg and lem
on. just before bringing to the table. add
one-hsif cup of boiling water.
How TO PRESERVE Eess. Apply with a
brush a solution of gum arabic TO the
shells. or immerse the eggs therein; let
them dry. aud afterwards pack them In dry
charcoal dust This prevents their being
affected by any alterations Of temperature.
CoRx-srARcH CAKg.-Thc whites OF six
eggs one cup OF white sugar, half a Gu =
of butter, half a cup OF sweet milk. one
cup Of corn-stsrch, not quite two cups OF
-four. one small teaspoon Of soda. two of
cream tartar. lemon extract.
To DYE PINK oS CorroN.-Two pounds
redwood. four ounces OF solution OF tin
boil the wood one hour. turn OF into q
tub. then add the tin. and put in the cloth
let il stand few minutes (dve or ten.
and I nice pink will be produced. This
will color four pounds of goods l. quite 4
fast color
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-09-14
Curing Meat.

At this season OF the wear the thoughts
Of almo>; every farmer naturally turn
more or less Ia the process Of curing mea,
Tor the winters use. Most farmers havs a
piS or TWO to sai: down. and some have
mutton or becf aud the quality Of the
meat which j. To furnish food for the family
VIII depend a good deal ON the WAY In
which j; j. cured.
There are various modes Of curing meat
nut one of the best, perhaps. is that sug-
gested by the Germantown TrieCr7rg.h
which j. a. follows
To one gallon OF water. take one and /,
half pounds OF SAT-. half pound of su..
ar. half an ounce OF saltpetre, half au
ounce Of potash. In this ratio the pickle
I" be increased 10 any quantity desired.
Let these DC boiled together until the t.r;
from the sugar rises to the Top aud il
SKINNED OF Then throw IL into ,us to
cool, and when cold, pour 1t over your beef
or pork, to remain the usual tim. saw four
or five weeks. The meat must be- well
coTered with pickle. and should not be put
down Tor at least two days amer killing,
during which time IL should be slightly
sprinkled with powdered saltpetre, which
removes all the surface blood. etc. leaving
the meat fresh ana clean. Some oni; boil
ing the pickle, and hnd 1t 20 ans~cr
well; though the operation Of boiling purl-
nes the pickle by throwing OF the dir.
always 10 be found in salt and sugar
III this receipt i, properly tried IL will
never be abandoned There Is noH- that
surpa>s IL. II so good