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The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
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The arrivals since our last issue the n G. bari
Charlotte, from San Francisco. the topsaa schcone
Sea Breeze. from Auckland. with merchandsetO TheO
h Davies; the Lady BOvAn, from Sydney, with Goa
70 the n 2. Steam Line the bark 6oodaii, from
Portland, Oregon. via San Francisco. With see bbis
-four, and the bark Comet. Il days from san Fran
cisco. with merchandise, mails and passengers, to c
Brewer 4 Go.
The market is well supplied with Flour, Salmon,
Bread etc. and most kinds Of produce in excess
Of the demand.
The bark D. C. Murray, 50 long in the Hawaiian
Packet Line. has been sOld to ]. c. Merrill Co.,
for their line Of Packets between here and San Fran
cisco. She being favori'e packet, and thsy finding
1t to be their interest sustain line Of sailing
sells, have certainly done wen 70 secure Der.
The A. P Jordan is nearly full, and viii sail in =
few DAYS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
PASSENGERS.

For Kons and Intsrmcdais Ports per stnr RaneS sept
4-Hon Mrs Donins Capt james Make, ss.hes
Mrs oornvel kc Smith. W HBsiiey ) Brewer, Lyman
Miss Sumner MecuIy We Brasil Mr. Aio.A and caught
er, and 90 on deck
Prom san FrAneisoO. PER bk Comet Sept 40 Clifford
R Dester Smith, Brooks. Prank Jones, J Wallace,
ROss, SisosuEhlR. Prank Medina, ! Payne Bsruwe
Smith BcdSker Felt, Anthony Frazer W HOtEmsan,
Noble J Il 6anAgher-Is
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

TIE ARCTIC FLEET.-Lsst Saturday forenoon, the
telegraph reported q whaleship coming past Coco
Head Expectation rau high for short time, and
numerous surmises made as to the ofso early
arrival this year and what the from the feet
would be. The anxious ones were not allowed 10
remain long in suspense the signal was afterward
altered, reporting one of the coasters For several
yess past our rst news from the Arctic was receiv
ed via San Francisco. Last year the news arrived
on the 14th Of October witk reports from the feet
TO the middle Of August The first whsler arrived
on the morning Of Oct Goth, and was followed in q
few days by several Others with over thousand bar
res each The irst reports Of late years have been
anything but encouraging, especially the last two
years although the arrival Of the Whalers themselves
brought very favorable news owing the fact that
most of the whaling is now done toward the close of
the season. the ships remaining the latest generally
reporting the highest catch. Judging BY the past,
it will not be long before we may expect TO hear
from the Arctic snd even If the news should be IN
favorable it need not be discouaging
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

OK MoxD1T OF last-week person at Kaanapali
was arrested, upon Information received by the
Sheriff Of Maui for distilllng spirituous liquors.
Being guilty and wishing 10 shin the responsibility
of his deeds, perhaps to divide 1t far posi-
bic, he indicated that within the past few months no
less than twentvseven persons had been engaged IN
the business in that district. Confirmation OF the
above statement having been received, the whole
number, :wenty-seven, were arrested on the charge
OF distilling and to be examined to-dsy before
the Police Magistrate of Lahalna. l. McCully, Esq,
Deputy Attorney General, left in the steamer on
Monday to conduct the examination Next week
VIC shall be enabled 10 give full datas OF the prose
cution
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

RovDTIsN.-A disgaceiul aflry is reported as
having occurred between party of young roughs
Saturday night last, in house at the upper end
OF the town which does no; bear very enviabe rep
utation, during which kerosene lamp was knocked
over and the place set FIRE The disturbance i'm
mediately subsidized and every exertiou used TO ex-
tinguish the flames, which was speedily accomplish
ed without any alarm being given. As nothing is
known Of the affair At the stationhonse 1t may have
been only a rnmnr
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PORT OF HONOLULU.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Aug 2a-N bark Charlotte ssesnrrAfe = DAYS from San
Francisco.
5o-Schr Warwick. from MolokAl-
Sl-SchTs Kate lee and LukA, from Hawaii.
Sept i-Schr Moikcid and Kinsu from Mani Active from
Hawaii; Brit top-ssi schr Sea Breeze, Austen, 81
DAYS from Auckland
2-Stmr kianea. from Eilo and intermediate ports
Schr Jenny from Ksuai
S-schrs Mary Ellen from Maui Fairy Queen I'm Kauai,
and Prince frun Hawaii
A-Brii bk Lady Bowen Tucker 81 days FROM Newcastle
NJ W, Am BIZ Goo6Al, Crockett. Is Gays from
San FrADcisoo; An blk Comet, Fuller, Is DAYS from
San Francisco; and schr kAmOi from Mani.
s-Rnss Corvette lEouunrond- O0umAny, 5 days from
Csuan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06


SUPPOSED MURDER AT KooLAUPoKo.-on Mon
day morning, native named Mooluhi living at KoO-
laupoko. was brought before Police Justice Mont
gomery for examination, charged with the murder
of his wife, Luika, on the night OF Friday last and
was committed for trial for murder to the next term
Of the Supreme Court
The facts of the case ELECTED at the examination
were as follows: Mooluhi, who was employed by
Mr. Cullen in eultivating rice, had been At work IN
The fields during Friday, and upon returning home
in the afternoon, found his wife Luiks with her two
children one girl aged about seven years and the
other boy aged about four years. st the house Of
foreigner named Samuel Jacobs, the woman being
st the time under the influence intoxicating drink
supposed 20 be beer, which she had procured at ia
cob's house 1t also sppeaE thsi Mooluhi himself
remained for sometime al jacobs house, parisking
in the meantime Of some refreshments; but whe-
Their be psrtook of the intoxicating drink Of which
his wife had already imbibed too freely is not
tain. At least, they started home from Jacobs
house between seven and eight O'Clock from which
time We Rnsi take the evidence produced in the Po
lice Court TO explain what transpired.
The frat that was seen Of the woman, Luika, and
her husband after leaving Jacobs Is thus given BY
witness, native, who was returning from HouOlulu
and passed their place Oh the evening Of Fri
DAY, about O'Clock, and saw MOoluhi and the Eo-
man Luka in the Ester in front of their house. Moo
luh apP@re3;ly beating the woman violently, at
the same time swearing Fehemenily in English that
be would break her head and neck After time be,
(MoOl1hi3 brought her out Of the water and laid
her on sort OF stone break water the beach,
where be kept her for sometime, swearing IN most
frighiful manner al the time Finally, NooiEhi
took the woman from the beach and carried her to
the yard in front Of their house where be laid her
on the grass when this witness apparently left the
scene Being asked why he did not interfere, he
ssie that he was afraid, owing TO the extreme yiO
ence OF Moouh that If be should attempt 10 inter
fere he might get iu.o the same difficulty with the
woman. 1t seems that Mooluhi AFTER laying the wo-
man on the grass, conveyed her to the house, put
her en- the bed and covered her up with blanket,
the next witness tesfes that be visited the house
some hour or go latsr than the occurrences last sta
ted and found The woman IN bed, and having some
tobacco for her spoke 10 her several times. she did
not answer but was constantly breathing in a man
ner which Eo1ld indicate that she was very sick
The next witness called on Saturday morning NJ
the house and found the woman dead and Nooluhi
weeping. Mo0l1hi stated to hin, hat bis wife had
beer Al Jacobs house and getting intoxicated had
fallen upou the stones and burt herself which to
geiher with the chils and fever which eusued ser-
ward had caused her death we may rs well say
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BUFFUM'S HALL!
THE LANCASHIRE BELL RINGERS |
WILL GIVE THEIR SERIES OF
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT |
On Thursday, Sept. =,
Entire change of performance.

Doors open at half past seven concerts commence
at eight o'clock.
ADMIssIoN-sO cts. Dress Circle 81 90; re.erv-
ed Seats 81 50 children under Is years half price
Tickets for Reserved Seats may be had at t. G.
Thrum's Book Store.
The Lancashire Bell Ringers have much pleasure
in announcing that they prepared to give private
performances at family residences on very moderate
terms. Arrangements can be made for midday Per
rmanees FOR schools and public institutions through
the Agent, Mr.. Beck between the hours of and II,
A. NJ, every day, at Buaum's Hail.
JOHN BECK, Agent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

stock rsers &c improve their stock OF shceP BY the
arrival here Of two fAvoriie breeds the Lincoln and
LEICESTER rams lately imported from New Zealand.
which Is nsE offered for sale At the Puuaui Ranch.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

DaVC IN TUE SANDWICH ISLANDS can
LIZ Id learn way Of making money during
their Epare nsnsns, easily and without capital, and
SURELY Send yOzr address to American Stamp
Co. Meriden, Conn, Q. S. We refer to the publish
r Of this paper Who knossths nature Of buaness.
Is A
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
SAILED.

Aug 2a-Au ship Messenger. H for Bakers Is, hS-k
Chzrloitt, SteenErafe, flr Hong Kong.
So-Schrs Annie and Mary fir KanSi Warwick Moio-
kn and isabella for Hawaii.
Si-Am h 2. C. MnrrAy Shepherd. IN San Francisco.
Sept e-schrs Kate Lee and Luka Tor Hawaii.
s-Stur kauea for kons and intermediate ports. sehrs
Warwick for Nooksi Fairy Queen and Jeuny for
Kauai, MokeIki fCr Maui.
b-Tshiti4n hk lona Mclean Tor Tahiti via Moloksi
Schrs ka MOI and Manuokavsi for Mani. Parry
Queen for Kauai Prince Tor Hawaii, Rob Roy for
Koa1u. and Hokulele for Molokni. schr Mary Ellen
for Mani. HAv ketoh LuHAlilo, EnElish, for South
Sea Islands
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

VIZ notice that additisuSl caterer for those vbe
use the artiele-ToBAccO-has osersa to supply the
market With the very best Of tkis luxury. Mr.. Boil
NAM intends 70 keep large and fun supply alEays
on hand IN his iiue.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
DIED.

At HOaolulu, Tuesday, Sept 4,h ISL William Parker
Kunpipi infant Of Mr. and Ms A. P. BrekwoOd aged
year months and > days.
The funeral viii take place from the residence Of the par
sDts, on AlAkea street this morning at II o'clock
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

oAHU coLJEeK.-The new term Of this valuable in
tsitutiOa commences to-day, under the management
Of Professor E. P. Church The vacancy in the corps
Of teachers has been fled by Mr.. W. H. Cbicksring
graduate Of Amherst College, who arrived here late
" and takes Professionally in the College.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

We clip the following from the Alta of the 18th
ult Mr.. Burgess is 3 brother of the late Edward
Burgess Of this city aud has visited these Islands
several occasions once since the death OF his brother.
There are several portraits painted by him here, all
OF which are remarkable for artistic finish and life
like fidelity TO bis subject
"DEPARTURE OF A WELL-KNowS ARTIST. Mr..
George a Burgess leaves San Francisco To-day, en-
roets for England and Wales, where be viii make q
number Of sketches and studies for oil paintings
also devotng time to water color aud portrait
ure He carries with him numerous landscape
sketches Of California scenery to I'll English orders.
Most of his pictures, especially portraits pOrce
lain, are in private residences. Those which have
been seen in art exhibitions in this CITY are greatly
admired for their richness and delicsey Of eolorng
and the exquisite finish characterzing the WORKS of
this artist both in oil and water color. Mr. Burgess
intends TO be absent until next summer, and before
his return to this State viii exhibit number of bis
paintings in New York and Boston. BE has received
aaitering encouragement from those cities"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

The Russian Imperial ship (coryet) IzoumrOud,
Captain Coumany, is Officers, $50 Men, Steel
Guns, arrived at this port last evening, IS days
from Callao. The Izoumroud Is "a route for Japan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
PRACTICE RINK ron LADIEs AED MlssEs OHIT
rax Assessors, Notice.

A LII Taxpayers IN the District OF
n Honolulu, Island Of Oahu, who have not made
their returns to the ASSESSOR requested 10 do
at his Office, in Marine Street (Aenui), before
the LIST day Of September, 1871.
VA Office open every day, from A. N. to 4P. N.
G. II. JUDD,
80 I'm Tax Assessor for Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

TEs HaalilisnAnu bridge viii be closed to truec
from next Tuesday and until the new bridge. which
viii be build there. has been completed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

TAXI NorICR-Frank Jo0es. and frs;-elnss min
strel company, under the management Of Mr. J. c
Brooks. arrived By the Comet and viii give their
first eutsrtsiumens At the Royal Hawaiian Theatre
tomorrow evesing. The California Ministries are
the largest and nOss complete company that ever
came here r-.sFtl i
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

WkrERMELoSs-Thees seen to be an abundance
Of this ius in toe market At the present time, and
the prices low Two months ago, The early fruits
OF the season. were sold at enormous rates, d.
miuniirs WaiemelonE being sold As high as fity
cents piece
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
Late Foreign News.

BY the arrival of the Comet on Monday, four
teen days from San Francisco, we have dates to
the Dist Of August We give below the latest
teleeraphic news:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
EXPORTS.


From Auckland N T. per topAl schr Breese, Sept l.
R-icks. 600 Iron bars go
Bread cs 100 Lime, SKIS 50
Cement, cskH . Rope, coils -
Doors and saahes, pkEs 70 Soap bEs %
Prom Nevr@stis \. W. per bark LAZY BOven. Sept 4
lilo tons Coal
From san RraaosoO per bark eOoaAr Sept s-soOO bss
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Administrators Notice.

TN the matter of the Estate of WILLIAM
i CROCKETT. All creditors Of the said de-
ceased hereby notified to present their claims duly
authenticated, and with the proper vouchers, If any
exist, to the undersigned, either at his residence or
place Of business in the Court House Of Honolulu.
within six months from the day Of publication Of this
notice, otherwise they will be forever barred
Dated at Honolulu the 1lth day Of August, I'D.
1871.
8ilt ]. MONTGOMERY, Administrator.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

E P. ADAMS holds credit ssle Of staple goods
to-day at the Auction Room. Tie goods are hrst
eisss-go and look at ther-snd purchase
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.
Phases Of the Noon for the Month Of Sept ISL
FHzAzED Fl car. bGszrl sz1rE
HONOLULU MEAN TINE
TIME sun RISING AND SETTING.

AcKSovLEDsESrESTs.-0u thanks are due to
Capt. Fuller of the bark Comet for fun files oflste
San Francisco papers
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NOTICE.

HIHE Undersigned having been named
Il as Executors Of the last VIII and Testament Of
the late FRANCIS A. OUDIN0T, Of Lahaina. de-
ceased, said will having been admitted 70 probate
Second Judicial District Of the Hawaiian Islands. on
Saturday, the 18th day Of August, 1871 and Letters
Parliamentary issued thereon Notice is hereby given
that all perEons having claims against the Estate Of
the said Francis A. Oadinot, Of any kind dsserip-
ton, must exhibit the same, duly authenticated 70
US at Lahaina, before the expiration Of 5x monshs
their claims will DO forever barred.
And those indebted 70 said BEtats are notissd 10
make immediate payment 10
P II. TREADWAY,
II. DICKINSON.
Executors and Administrators Of he
53-4t Estate Of Ryanoss A. oudiuOt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

At meeting OF the Honolulu Rife Corps,
held at the Armory, Sept. Isl, the following Res
olutiors were adopted;
Hherezs II hiss pleased Almighty God from
midst William Bennett who died Tuesday morning
August sesA; therefore be il
ssroi HE this Corps has lost faithful and
ccsat ucer each member kind and genial eoarAde, and
the community large industrious and upright citizen.
Resolri That while bow in humility the nsoruiA
bic q Providence deeply lament loss and sin
ce-riy sypsihize with the widow and children whom the
hand Of death has fallen with such affecting weight.
Resup this COrrs the usual badge Of
ing for thirty days
Reso That copy Of these resolutions be sent &c the 10
cal papers for publication.
ANOTHER Duel sFE1L-The wharves and the har-
Dor have again assumed deserted appearance In
commercial circles I; is extremely dun although il
is nothing more than is expected ST this Of
the year. after the largest part of productions
have been shipped off Il is not likely that business
will be allowed TO remain in its present state very
long as 6 number ofvessels win be due within few
weeks, several being looked for daily. The follow
ing are foreign vessels now in port: Schooner A P
Jordan, loading for San Francisco, sail 10 few
days schooner Sea Breeze from Auckland is for sale
the barks Lady Bowen and Comet are discharging;
ship Royal Saxon and schooner Sovereign, both re-
ceiving repairs brig Francisco arrived several weeks
since in distress, viii be sold or condemned. The
Hawaiian bark R. W. Wood is up for Portland but
has not vet commenced loading.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
sTEEL-WoRK.

NTARKING-FUFCHE Names and
Nl Figures Seal Dies, Screw Taps and Dies, Pistol
Cocks, Springs and other work in steel, and copper
Branding Irons, made to order By
r. W. ANDREWS.
Orders may be left at Mr.. Hoppsr's shop on King
Street or sent BY mail to Honolulu P. 0. box No. H.
80 IN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
10 LET.

-a% A Neat Cottage in Nuuanu Valley,
at present occupied BY Capt. ]. N. Dat.
Apply to JAMES S. LEMON.
Aug. p, 1871. [S2-K
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
Iron sfock Anchors.

OIZEs, from 100 lbs. % 1000 lbs, IN
= '''' . '''' ''''- ''' '''' SoLIEs co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

Whale Boats, Boat Davits,
Cedar Boat Boards, Boat Timbers,
Boat Knees. Hackmatack Knees,
Sheathing Boards, Wedges, Plugs,
Oars, Oak Plank, Whale Line,
Manila Rope. Oil Shoks, Tar. Pitch,
Rosiu, 0akum. Cotton Duck,
Cotton Irvine, Hook and Thimbles, &C., &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06

TURING MY ABSENCE from this Kingdom, Mr..
IL JOHN H. PATTY will be my duly authorized At
torney and will have charge of the business Of Bish-
CHAs R. BISHOP.
Honolulu, June ID, 1s71.-21-sm
OTICE.-D During my absence from this
IN Kingdom, Mr.. JOHN S. sMITHIES will be
ny duly authorized attorney and will have charge Of
my business.
"A. S. CLEGHORN.
Honolulu, Aug. %, ls7l.-Ss-4t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1871-09-06
P. II. TREADWAY,
Cordage,

DosT0F LAID MANILA = Assorted si1os, {
ID bond Of duty paid. Ror sale By
u BOLLEs 3 co.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27
Washing for Roofs and Buildings.

Slack lime in close box to prevent the
escape of steam, and when Stacked pass
it through sieve. To every six quarts
of this lime add one quart of rock salt
and one gallon of water. After this, boil
and skim clean. To every five gallons of
this add, by slow degrees, three quar-
ters of pound of potash and four quarts
of fine sand. Coloring matter may
be added if desired. Apply with paint
or whitewash brush. This wash looks as
we'll as paint and is almost as durable as
slate. 1t will stop small leaks in roof,
prevent the moss from growing over it,
and render it incombustible from sparks
falling on it. When applied to brick
work it renders the bricks utterly imper-
vious to rain it endures as long as paint,
and the expense is mere triAe.
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How to Cook Vegetables.

The best mode is to cook them so as to
retain their own juices. Baking, there
fore, is my preference. Beets baked are
far preferable to boiled beets. In boiling
much of the most valuable ingredients
which are in the juice is lost. Have
your cook thoroughly bake them. In
eating slice them and spread with butter
In some sections of Europe the baked
beet is sold to the peasantry as a good
substitute for the bread loaf and is eaten
in the same way | need not tell you
that baked potatoes are the best; fried
are the worst. Let the rule be to cook
them with as little grease as possible
Milk is much more healthful with vege-
tables than grease.-Home and Health.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27
Pear on Oak Roots.

A Delaware county correspondent
writes to us about this. He is not by
any means novice, or one easily persua-
ded, unless facts are strong. He says !:
" l have been promised gratis from win
ter pear growing in the neighborhood,
grated on the root of an oak tree. Its
growth has far outstripped trees grated
on pear roots, and it bore pears last year
weighing twenty ounces. | do not send
this statement to the Monthly for l do
not suppose any one will believe it, but
if necessary l can give sufficient proof Of
the fact ." Gardner's Monthly"
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To Keen the Feet Dry.

We saw, some years ago, in one of the
Western papers the following: "Apply
castor oil to the boot when dry and soak
it by the fire till the leather is satura-
ted. Treat the soles in the same way,
being careful to dry in well, so that they
will not grease the carpets. We once
treated pair of calf boots in this way,
and few days after we walked FIVE
miles in saturated snow and water from
six to ten inches deep at every step, and
came out with feet perfectly dry Castor
oil will keep the leather soft, pliable, and
black, though not glossy, and quite i'm
pervious to water"
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27
Cure for Ague.

We find the following in the Clcvcland
Herald. We wish to give very simple
remedy for fever and ague, and wish to
emphasize it by saying that it has to our
knowledge, proved very eficacious. 1t is
simply common salt. A teaspoonful ta-
ken in water, and teaspoonful deposited
inside the stocking next the foot as the
chill is coming on. That's all there is Of
it; but, knowing that it had been effica-
cious in breaking" the chill and per
fecting a cure, we put it in our editorial
columns, where no humbug remedy shall
ever find place, if we know it, n
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27
Cleaning.

The following is said to be an excel
lent method for cleaning paint, and will
be acceptable to housekeepers at this
season of the year, when " there's no
luck about the house." on account Of the
cleaning day, "the saddest of the year"
Smear piece of flannel with common
whiting, mixed to the consistency of com
mon paste, in warm water Rub the sur
face to be cleaned quite briskly, and
wash off with pure cold water. Grease
spots in this way will be almost instantly
removed, as well as other filth, and the
paint will retain its brilliancy and beauty
unimpaired fYT
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27

DFsg' The following appears in the
An,erican DiPensa,y, by DR.. John King
of Cincinnati; "The extract of red
clover spread on linen or soft, thin leath-
er, is said to be an excellent remedy for
cancerous ulcers 1t is highly recon-
mended in i'll conditioned ulcers of every
kind, and deep, raggcd-edged and other
wise badly conditioned burns. 1t pos
sesses peculiarly soothing property, and
proves an efhcacious detergent, and pro.
notes healthful granulation."
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

We Invite communications from all persons loho are
Interested in matters properly belonging to hS
department
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-06-27

Bsy- To make wine jelly dissolve an
ounce of Russian Isingass in a cup of
water sweeten and flavor quart of
good Madeira wine, and add the Insin-
glass. Heat it very hot, strain it through
a hair-sieve into mold, and let it stand
six or eight hours.