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MA1nARaAaan1n.lznrss.-The Northern

MA1lARRANahl1ENTs.-The Northern
mail opens $50 AM, 8 P. NJ; closes
49, NJ. 6 P. M. Charleston opens z
A. NJ, 80 PM; closes 8 and $50 p.
NJ. Western "opens 6 and 1890 A. M. /;
closes and.2P p. H. Greenville opens
6.45 P. NJ; closes 6 A. ID! Wilmington
opens $50 P. NJ. closes $50 A. M. On
Sunday open from 916 to 101s A. M.
Cash is the rule. Transient adver-
tisers must pay before insertion. Mar
riage and funeral notices are 81. Ad-
vertisements not exceeding Eve lines,
seventy five cents; nine lines, $1-subse-
quent insertions, ffty cents.
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Barnu1n's Hotel,
Corner Broadtoay and T,oentieth Streets. ~
On both Arnericari and European Plans

~.o,,r, ,, .-f-< -
GoMpLhTbs ,sp with all modern improve.
~. ~ mems; ne ns rooms en- suite and singles pri-
unsurpassed, being in the very centre Of "a.
shion and brilliant New York life. In proxi.
nifty to churches and places oil amusement.
and and Lord 4 Tsylor's. Arnold 4 Oonstables'
The hotel is under tho mana agoment Of o. a" r.
Barnam, formerly Of Barnum's Hotel, Bsiti.
more; l: y; Green. OF Dayton, Ohio and re-.
GENTLY OF New York, and Fro ..n Barnum.
Barnup's Hotel. st. Louis. se?. 12NtTlmo
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Piedmont AIRLINE Railway.

- ca g SSERhNsap 1SGE. Niesnond miaGi and
Danviue, Richmond and Danville II. W., N.
@. Division, and. North Western N. o. R. ".
GOING NORTH.
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SOUTH OARoIINA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA. 3. O., June 20. 1872.
81 @ tS ohsnIgst so Ints Of ssssasls sfIsst as
and after Sunday, 10th instant:
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Columbia at................. 8. .3e am
Arrive At charleston at..... ........1 .1.10 pm
Leave Oharlestonat.. -. 800 am
Arrive at Columbia at. AS pm
NIGHT EXPRESS, FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAIN, tSundays e1cepted.1
leave Columbia 7.l5 p m Arrive. .6.15 m
Camden Train will run Monday, w ednes day
and Saturday, as follows:
Leave Colum bia at. 1910 A. NJ
arrive at Camden at............. 1925 P. nj
Asr;He Aeaye ca%aHn "a %o,mmSi: s'4S a.
3. B. PIoK1Ns. General Ticket Agent.
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
q 5W - -. rhAiNs IA $ rnn F n g aaiiy, + r
sundays excepted, connecting with Night
Trains on south Carolina Railroad up and
gown; with Trains going North and Southop
OharlQtte, Colu nbia and Augusta and Will
mington. Columbia and Augusta Railroads
Leave Columbia 7.15 n m
Leave Alston.. .....................9 9.05 a. NJ
Leave Newberry.... .......:.... 10.40 IN
LeaVe Cokesbury. y.................. 200 y. IN
Leavo beiton.. ..;;;................ $50 p. m
Arrive at Greenville. lle....5 s. 80 D. m
DOWN.
leave Greenville at. .......... 80. 7.90 a. m
leave Belton.... ......... $50 a. m
leave UoHesbury. lib d. m
leave NswDerry. 2 so p. m
Ionso nie.On :............. 4.20 p m
AIrlye ~ C0lumbia. ............ 6 90 p. m
ANDERSON Drdnch dnd Blue Ridge Dirision
DOWN. mp
Leave Walhalla. 5.45 a. m. Arrive 7.15 n m
Leave Perryville 6.25 q. n. G.35pm
Leave Pendleion ITO a. m. 5,5Op.n n,
Leave Anderson $40 q. M 450p. m
Arrive at Bolton 900 q. m. Leave 9.5Op. m
Accommodation Trains run on Abbevijie
Branch Mondays. Wednesday and Fridays.
On Anderson Branch ,between Bolton and An.
derson, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Gen. Sup.
JABEZ NonToN, General Ticket Agent.
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FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRANcIsco, May G.
sa n!i nnbir-,O Al Az 42s30 ~ 43b;O
80 Spp,id 4 Curry-l7 Is 10 30 2lb3O 1917
1910 0oa ana- ITO lis III 119 10 l25 ia l22 l2l
l!yo S sst potosi-7O 72b30 81 CO IS ~ 63 "a
SO Hnv NV. : Norcross--G3 81 64b30 50 81 81 tOs5
so nstu point-l26 1868 l27 129b30 l2s
llv S ve1,ozx Jsciet-75b3o 74T+ I3k "a 75blO
eio ih'ea,sr;sl-6L 64 6.s ca 6'ib3O
f Wv E,aptucl-ll u l2k l5A ID l3s litSo
S ,inha-3s 81 36 81 ~
,ao Ralcher-90 slb3O 50 IS 81 fsS
i so Confdence--l0 10y lOs.
,sS Con, virginis-1o II IN
~ sea. Belcher- 40 40 ~ As ~ %
49, 49, Sysrman-i7 AZ 46h ~ A As 4sS t9b3o
80, c.,sSopia-27 26k 26a 2sb9o
90 silver Hill-Ah la's
pIocHE STOCKS.
oo,o Meadow valley-l4N Ia, Ia. l5s u l6bW
sno Rsymond Ely-6o 80 5?'9 tlb3o
an Poche-ll liz !?
,fa1 washington Creole-2a ~ "a
IA page 4 Panaca-1h ~
Vao American Flag-S% 50 SIS ga bB9
ia Huhn L Hunt-32s4 ~ 2's "a
7oO Chspman-5Oc Acc SOC
0S Alps-IA ~ Is IL
i;o silver Peak-lA lI5c
s?5 Pesvine-5oo
"a pioche West Ex-1A
90 Ingomsr-lN Ia
90 Chief of the Hill-2s,
40 Newark-1as 1hb3o
100 Chief East-3oc ..,,,
osO Phoebe PheniX-l'a S2s 2'sbD "a
10 Kentucky-3R
3TO Hermes-13k 13i.blO
IOO Amador Tunnel-3's
200 Charter Osk-25c
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FINE Stock RANoEs.-We never saw
better stock ranges in the spring any
where--and we have been over about all
the great herding grounds from Montana
to Texas--than there are along the foot
hills from four to seven miles west OF
Phoebe. The bunch grass, thriving from
the moisture afforded by the recently
melted snow, covers the ground in rank
luxuriance. But it must wither and per-
ish in midsummer from aridity. What
a glorious country we would have If a
great river flowed through it!
New ASSESSMENT The assessment
of fifty cents on the share levied by
the Phoebe Pheni1 Company has been
rescinded, and new assessment Of one
dollar levied. This is authoritative
The official notice will appear in the
RECORD in few days. The managers Of
the Phoebe Phenix are determined to
extricate it from its endorsements ant
continue development with all energy.
An INDIAN BADLY USED UP.-A settler
named Mathes, of Spring Valley, reduced
an abnormal development Of impudenc'
on Piute indian, last Saturday, by Civ
ing him sound thrashing. II the In
dian was imposed on in the matter ",
will give the particulars when RESPONSE
bly, furnished us; but we have not re
ceived them yet. u.tt ~
WIN. BELL, the popular and skillful ca
terer, whose reputation in that lin
stands unquestioned and undisputed
leaves Phoebe this morning to take charg
of the culinary department Of Rich's He
tel. at Bullionvills. Our friends visitin
Bullionville will now know where to 6
in that place for good meal.
A BRILLIANT METroR.-About hal
past nine O'Clock last night brilliar
meteor or shooting star" flashed acros
the southern skies from east to wes
its nucleus dazzlingly bright, and lum
nous vapor streaming after it.
CONSIDERABLE hay came in yesterda
from Patterson Valley. but it found
slow sals---owing, doubtless, to q
' abundance Of grass on the stock range
around the city.
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MUDDLkD.- following item is 60
ing the rounds of the newspapers:
around Phoebe they have bored down
three OF four hundred feet without find
ing any water, but they think as soon as
they get little way surther down they
shall find some.'' A well has been
sunk over three hundred feet, in plain
north of the city, without finding water,
but many think quite volume Of water
would be reached by going little deeper.
An artesian well company is being organ
lied, and the first work done will be to
put machinery over that shaft and bore
down to water: after which the most
suitable spot will be selected to COM
mence boring from the surface. Gentle
men of long experience in boring for
water are confident the enterprise will be
crowned with success.
GROVE SALooN.-Messrs. Judson x
Cox, the proprietors, have given this ap-
propriate name to one of the mo pleas
ant resorts in Phoebe. 1t is on Lower
Main street, opposite Boone & Dolmans
stables, and is almost concealed from
view by the little forest of pines, cotton
wood, quaking asp and cedar which has
been successfully transplanted around it
on all sides. They have at hand every
luxury and pleasure for their patrons.
A leading feature of the Grove is lofty
double swing, constructed for the accom-
mediation of two couples. 1t is both
safe and novel in construction. 1t is a
pleasant evening walk from the business
portion of the city to the Grove, and we
, advise our friends to give Messrs. Judson
4 Cox, the enterprising proprietors,
,, call.
: RAFFLE.-Don't forget the rattle al
Russ. SCOTS Palace Club Rooms thi:
! evening. !. splendid cluster diamond
ring is to be rallied for. We have beer
permitted to examine the ring, and from
the sparkle and lustre of the stones We
should pronounce them of the pures
water and of great value. The rattle
takes place at & clock. l.
a We hear it remarked that times are i'm
d proving in Phoebe, but we fear 18th,
:. wish is father 10 the thought" as Their
are fewer men engaged in our mines nov
than at any previous time for months
We believe the good time so long pre-
S dicted is not far ahead, however.
!: INTERNAL REyESuE.-Deputy Collecto
: of United States Internal Revenue,
n W. Wright, gives notice in our advertis
8 ing columns, this morning, that the la,
y governing the same will be strictly en-
l. forced. Those interested will e1amin
for themselves.
!. ARRIVAL OF SALr.-Ed. Gillon's o,
$ train arrived yesterday from the mort
with load of salt for the Raymond
s Ely Company S mill at Bullionville. Tn
l. salt is from the salt marsh up in th
n Snake range.
HoP.-There will be social hop 9
Pioneer Hall, on Meadow Valley stree
"a ON Thursday evening, May 9Th. Let a
Il who want to enjoy pleasant evening, /
he sure to attend.
a. A YOUNG man down in Bullionville, OF
70 of health and employment, wants to a,
is as a substitute for some pensioner Of tn
T. war of 1872.
~ CHANGE OF TIME.-By reference to OF
advertising columns it will be seen thu
the time table on the Central Pacific Raj
~ road has been changed slightly.
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BULLION SHIP NJ f NTS,
Per Wells, Fargo L Co.'S Express:

The IRoN Horse SSoRTISG. Day be-
fore yesterday the new locomotive for
the narrow gauge railroad was fired up
for the first time at Bullionrille. Mr..
Barber sounded the whistle for the first
time. and as its echoes reverberated
through the surrounding hills, every one
felt that it was the harbinger Of better
DAYS for Bullionville--the sure indica-
ton of the immense increase of business
that the completion of the railroad sys-
tenn which il to traverse our State in
every direction (of which the road from
Phoebe to Bullionville is the forerunner)
must center in our midst. The energetic
manner in which the changes and repairs
on the road are being prosecuted assures
us that ere long the welcome rattle OF the
cars as they pass with their freights will
be matter OF daily occurrence.
A MEAN BRUTE AND PROSECUTED
BRUTE.-A fellow-and he is the mean
brute--yesterday allowed a pack mule
which is the prosecuted brute-to stand
all day in the sun, down ON lower Main
street, with heavy pack on his back.
The owner of the poor animal, in the
meantime, was obliviou3 from the effects
Of tarantula juice. He ought to be treated
exactly as he treated that mule-made to
stand all day in the hot sun with sack
Of flour strapped to his shoulders.
THEVARIETIEs The theater was again
crowded last night to its utmost capacity.
Tonight an entire change of programme
will be presented, Misses Josephine and
Armstrong being billed to appear in
their best roles, and Miss Carrie will vary
and enliven the performances with some
OF her choicest ballads.
A GENERAL RISE. As will be seen by
referring to yesterdays stock quotations,
the tendency Of nearly all the Phoebe
stocks is upward. There are monied
men here willing to buy entire mines Al
the figures the stock calls for; the Pioch.
stocks have been absurdly low Ion.
while, and must come up and stay
up above the prevailing figures.
COOP CONDITION. The Salt Lake an,
Hamilton stage roads running out OF thi
city are said to be in fine condition. TIL
coaches on both lines are coming in o,
time.
CoMING.-T. j. Read. Chas. Britain
7. Campbell, are expected to arrive to
day.
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JESSE BEENE, pioneer druggist Of CAL
Norma and Nevada, and for several years
oil Pioche, is now receiving full and
complete stock of fresh drugs, medicines
and chemicals, imported wines, brandies
ana Kentucky WHISTLES. His new place
OF business Is on Main street, one door
ABOVE Wheeler d. Co. =, where he ia pre-
pared to see his old friends and custom
sls, and give prompt attention to all
branches OF his business. Prices always
moderate. IlH 49,
1T rs well known fact that Dyspepsia
and Indigestion are the causes of nearly
al the diseases that the human body is
i hsir 70; then why pay enormous doctor s
pilis' BY using DR.. Henley's celebrated
l. Bitters they can be thoroughly
traaicated from the system and new life
Impaired to the sufferer. Read adver-
"sement in another column.
REMovAL.-The wholesale and retail
liquor store OF Alex. Brown has been re-
moved from the house above the State
pank OF Nevada to his new block on the
cas-. SIDE OF Main street, just below La
o oI where he will be pleased to meet
oia customers and new ones.
ii. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, and
Commissioner of Deeds for California
ana Utah. General business and real es.
t'e agent Collections made at reasona-
H S,s rates and proceeds promptly RENTED
olnce; Next door to the Postoffice. L a
eour street, Phoebe, Nevada. Fhs
'EwELRr. = VIM. Manning has re-
moved his jewellery store to opposite
MEADOW Valley street. His stock O
''"eiry Is large, and prices reasonable
WE would call the attention Of ou
readers to the advertisement in anothe
TTolumn Of the Brooks Sewing Machin
~, OF New York; they advertise, what j
indeed valuable invention, a first-clas
sewing machine for five dollars.
WILSON & SoLoMoNs, dealers in cigars
McAlpin's.
FOR Royal Havana and Louisville Lo,
very Tickets, 90 to H. NJ. Jameson, Ii
eour street. 7llI ..l9l I1l0J I'i.I
y r0R the veiy best Of dental work 60 I
~ Nichols, Dentist, Main street.
wiederhold.
FRESH Garden Seeds at Alexander's.
WILSON'S RESTAURANT, next to Halpin'
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Check Lost.

DRAwN BY BOONE DOLMAN ON
IL Wells Fargo b Co., Phoebe, No. s., dated
February Is, for $50, payable 70 William Bader
or order. All persons are notified not to pur-
chase said check % payment has been stopped.
MCCULLOUGH WOOD.
Phoebe, New, March 81, 1s,3. mr2a.iM
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This, so far as developed, shows itself
to be very rich, but narrow, vein. the
pay ore not being over IL inches wide,
though tho vein matter, or the distance
between the walls, averages two feet. 1t
il situated on the south side of Silver
Mountain, and about q mile from the
Mendha mill. We know no reason why
the Echo should not develop into rich
and extensive property. The main shaft
has lust been commenced, and is now
down about Is feet. The ore increases
in richness with depth-surface assays,
$40; 5 feet down, 500; II feet down
(last assay taken), $2l1 II. The vein if
widening very fast, and promises to open
out into mine Of great extent. The ore
carries q good deal Of iron, with consider
able, lead, but it is OF the "free milling
class" Walls smooth and regular. The
Company expect much of the Echo
THE GEORGIA.
The Georgia is ledge Of UNUSUAL.
good indications. u is ON the north sid
Of Silver Mountain, and dips little
very little. to the north. The ore i
more vermillion in color than any othe
we examined, and is very rich. The as
sayer's returns have never fallen belo'
$40, and usually go high up in the hun
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!
DR.. RAILWAYS

STRONG AND PURE RICH ELpon-IN.
CREASE or FLESH AND MEiBHT-tLEAk
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION Sc.
tTnED TO ALL
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Boys AND CHfLDgEN's SUITS Is GREAT VA
MEFY, ALI SIZES, FROM YEARS UP,
SPRING STYLES SILK HATS.
HATS. CAPS. AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS
or ALL DIS.
GRIP.
IlOA.
Remember the PRACTITIONER Store
~, Merchants Row-Bates House Block
Opposite the Depot.
Rntlaud, Vt.
HAs0& 4 JERKOWsKT
1yetN
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SPRING SUITS.
American Scotch. .....$7 80 TO $40 so
SPRING SUITS
Double and Twist &C.. IS so to Sl2 90
SPRING SUITS.
Newport Cass. all wool 50 90 to SIS 90
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Imported
Scotch ..........$l3 90 to SIS 80
SPRING SUITS.
Genuine Harris Cass $l3 90 to $40 so
SPRING SUITS.
Blue, Black and
Brown Trioots ... SIG 90 to $25 90
SPRING SUITS.
Black Broadclothes $l3 so to $22 90
The New and Fashionable Style, the
Getaway Coats and Vests in
Blue, Black and Brown Diagonals
from $l5 80 to 80 90
Elegant Dress Coats and Vests in
Busked Cassimeres SCI 80 to $35 90
Fancy Pants ofall kinds and prices
Spring 0yereoats. ..,..$5 so to SO so
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KIdncn 4 nInddcr ComnlnIn1s.


BryrElY, Mss, Juy Is, lsga
Da ElpwlY II have bad Ovarian Tuner 30 the
bowels All the Doct5a sid there was no help for IT,
tried every thing that wa rerommeudtdi but nohi1g
helped me- / saw your hssglrcu and tougbt would ny
It but had no faith 81 Lstnutr had suffered for twslys
years took six bottles q ho lnsoreni AID one box q
aAwNys pil, and two bottles u your Ready Relief ana
there L not ,gn Of tufnnr % be t and fsti
besr smarter and happier than have for twelve years.
TIE wo,, lnnor IA tbs len side u the howtls
the groin write this 20 you fJ DE heneit Of others,
A.n an nuhliali n II Won nhnlia HAhNAu y kNAEp.
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FElCE ~ IlCEEr

Whole hekets sy Halves I1s. Ieall,s. af each
Cuapau. 81 l3eFeu Nhais frEeis f8r $3.50 "a
14H acts "a q aJt ll5 hhUst Isekcts i8r IS 90
~ whole rcsets ff tiaoN. Nc discount %
sess Thar f5aa worth q tstkhts ii t5l5e
TIE unparalleled faecI e. q he third 83a Goa
cert AZ veil As tAs szi4sfaEtAon a4yeu ID tie Afst
40 saoaaG uaGrs i elsy serfary b. auu0aIs1s
tie fourth u iEsafe The prompt sAls tt every
uaEsl The faurth Off Cracef8 $40 - e1u-
4ae.e8 g sii lts arialat lEt ,hs tLird. and Gas.
rattlel'ars HaY 81 iaAfuc4 from tifeulafs shsch
slF ia5gE4
IEEets gaA ready sAial s44 g. aFtitss -.
Ea.al "a re ig 4tF kF AaeI I45tf-
g tsfas gl8ea q lace Nlu als d heH AeEh.
IlAus 4 IEsMIETIL.
Agt I'lt iAbf 3 .Aud Manager Glh Cabatff
s2sw ra6Ae LEfasf bak8sg LgnstrEs. Ky
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S $4,000 FOR S SO.
The Fourth Grand Gin Concert Authorized by
special set % The Legislature for the benefit Of
ula Public Idbmry0l Kentucky, will take place
90 Public Library Hall, 81 Louisville, ny.
Wednesday, December 3, 1873.
Only ri Is thousand tickets will be sold sud
oue-hslf 81 these are intended for the European
market, thus leaving only 5000 for sale IN the
United States. where lo1.g00 vera disposed 81
for the fhird Concert. The tickets are divided
into ten coupons ~ parts and have ca their back
tho Scheme wth fall explanation u lhs mode
# drawing.
Az thi. Concert, which VIII Dc the Frandcst
musical display ever witnessed 10 this country
10 unprecedented sum az
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SEAsoNABLE GOODS.

SEAsoNABLE GOODS.
sFslaaf ptass.
C. A. MAYNARD 4 co,
N,sas rrmr isarrmBsr Taos, n y.
aap nos eaarlag spa1 barssias a tyaty o.
pArtwsai q tier sissc
White Victoria Lawns, yard wide at
20, %, 81, and 81 eonts.
Hamburg Ejgings, an immense assert
mont from l2l cents TO 81 25 per yard
Ladies' Ready Made Suits, RejiBgotcs
and Polonaise, Lawns, Batiste Cloths
and Linens from : 90 60 $50 90 each.
bargains 10 french and Llama Lace
Shawls aud Sacqucs from 60 90 10 SIS
each, Ladies' Undertaking q speciality
-
100 dozen fine, fancy Bordered Aprons
OF only IS cents each.
Five Thousand Yards Striped Mohajr
Dress Goods at only l2l cts. per yard
psgrAll orders for goods or samples
will receive our immediate and personal
attention
G. A. MAYNARD Il co,
NEw Masonic rfNFiE.
1914 II Third ST., 1ray, n. Y.
Jaly o, 1878. 2OIysor
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1000 FOR 20 CENTS.
VARIANTS sELTzER APERIENT

Il
The Human Locomotive shoud be carefully
engineered, otherwise it may run off the track Of
life at any moment. 10 keep its delicate inter.
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good working condition when ont Of order, is
the peculiar province of
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The thoroughnesg with which It cleanses, with
ont irritating the bowels, the tone and yigor
which il imp arts to the stomach. It's appotizing
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YER the relief it affords in headache, its anti.
billions properties, and It's superior merits as
general corrective, justify the assertion that 1t
is, beyond all comparison, the most valuable
family medicine OF the age.
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PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,

perfectly tastecss elegantly coated with sweet gum,
purge regulate purify, cleanse, aut strengthen.
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nearly equal to
Engraved Cards.
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Picked Green Tomatoes

Cut in slices, sprinkle with salt, and
let them stand over night, the same "a
other pickles. After remaining twelve
or fifteen hours in the brine, drain well
and place over the fire in fresh water,
changing it several times, until nearly
all the salt taste is washed out; they
should be allowed TO gt thoroughly
scalded and become partially cooked.
Now drain again, aud make 0yrup OF
a pint OF good vinegar. three pounds OF
sugar, one half ounce OF cinnamon
bark, and one.quarter ounce OF cloves.
This will make syrup for a gallon Of
pickles Put the tomatoes into the
syrup when it is soiling hot. and cook
until tender; then carefully lift them
out and reduce the syrup by boiling it
longer. After dsy or go they should
be heated over, care being taken to pre-
vent the tomatoes from being cooked
TOO much.