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MUTTON HAMs.-The following is from a
correspondent of the New York Times: As a
change from u too frequent pork, eggs and
poultry diet, mutton hams would be very de-
sirable. A sheep slaughtered occasionally
would furnish sufficient fresh meat for
weeks consumption, without tue legs and
shoulders. These may be cured as hams. and
furnish toothsome change of diet. either
sliced raw or lightly broiled over clenr Goals.
To cure the hams, proceed rs follows: The
legs Of fat sheep ARE cut into the shape of
hams, and rubbed over with d mixture of
equal parts Of bay salt and brown sugar
They then remain - hours. pickle is made
as follows Two lbs. each Of bay and COM
mon white salt, & ozs. Of saltpetre, and ID.
of brown sugar are boiled in { quarts of wa
ter, the liquid being skinned as it boils
when the pickle is cold the kams are put in
to it and kept covered for two weeks They
are then taken ont, wiped dry, hung up, and
smoked over a SLOW fire Of damp wheat straw
The knuckles should be filed with brown SUI
gar and tied over closely with pieces of blad-
der. The hams are then hung up in a warm
place, which causes the fat TO partly melt and
become absorbed by the lean meat A few
the pickle to add desired flavor. The shout
ders may be prepared by removing the blade
bones and treating them as above taking care
to rub the openings with plenty of the mixed
salt and sugar. When taken from the pickle
these should be sewed up. To keep the meat.
! place it in clean box between layers of sweet
hay cover with a close fitting following lid,
| upon which weight should be laid.
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CEMENT TOR AQUAIIUMs .-Tnke one gill of
plaster of Paris one gill Of litharge, one gill
of fine white sand and oue-third of a gill of
inely-powdered resin. Mix well, bottle and
cork IT until wanted for use, then mix it with
boiled oil and dryers until as thick as putty.
Mix this cement only in small quantities, as it
dries quickly. Another cement is composed
of boiled liuseed OIL litharge, red and white
lead mixed well together, using white lead in
the largest proportion, spread on flannel and
placed III the joints An amateur suggests a
solution Of glue, eight ounces TO one Of Venice
turpentine; boil together egitatiug all the
time, until the mixture becomes as complete
as possible, the joints to be cemented 10 be
kept together for forty-oight hours if requir-
ed. fourth method of forming u cement
for aquariums is Take one-half gill of
gold size, two gills Of red lead. one and half
gill Of htharge, and sufficient silver sand to
make it into thick paste for use This latter
mixture sets in about two days.
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Hardware!

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LEMON NERBEEA.-In Spain the scented
verbena, which we only cultivate as q scented
garden plant is Systematically collected aud
stored for winter use. With the Spaniards il
is said to form one of the finest stomachics
and oordials, and is taken either made into a
decoctiOn and drank cold with water and su-
gar as a tonic, or with the morning and even
ing cup Of tea. A sprig OF about five or six
leaves Of the lemon yerbena is first put into
the cup, aud the hot tea poured upon it, BY
using this, Spanish authorities assert you
viii never suffer from hatulenoe, never be
made nervous or old-maidish, never have
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Moving Machines.

ATESSRS. NEWHALL a STEBBINS having issued
VI their circular in which thsy prorose guarAu-
tee AL parties using thtir moving machines from
damages for infringement Of John Cores patent, tb,
subscribers would say TO them and the public that Il
Nesha siebnins will furnish any good evidence Of
their peruuiary responsibility that would be respect
Eble guaranty that damages could BE- collected 81 them
the Issue 81 suit they shall be Frstihed with Fuct
a chance. JOHN GORE,
S. NJ. WAITE.
Drattleburo. June u, 1877. -
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Constipated bowels, inward piles eoHtveness feyers
torpid liver yeowuess OF the skin and eyes indiges-
ton dyspepsia, aud all arrangements Of the internal
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Mr. NJ B. Bateham, Of Ohio not having
soft soap at hand, cut quarter Of pound Of
hard soap in thin slices, dissolved it in warm
water, added an ounce of crude carbolc acid
Costing a dime, stirred the whole into half a
pail of water, sprinkled it over infested cur
rant bushes with a whisk broom, so as 70 wet
all the worms visible, and the next day scarce
ly live one could be found. This is one OF
those items which it will pay to cut out and
keep handy for next spring, when you will
find ample occasion for its trial
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Note: Ask fer Ponds Extract.
Take 70 other.
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1cci-uotahlv uuCe-:l U the head.
nausea, vertigo. &C.. 3 ff r'''f rueuOrLf-s
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nations and uiccraiinUs.
HEMOHRTOI or IfIE,S nld B.. ul4
me only immediate rcii"i @ u' boo aye .Ef'.
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NAKlC0SIt WINS. J. j. tlic oulf -ur rrre.
KIDNEY DISEASES J. ha DO .,..l ior
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BLEEDING from any cause. Tgrui~rt. q
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ness and SsnarGiEg: h-al-t ats. Arup -
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lnd TsLeshes, willie Oll,l.4liy IN rowing The
Complexion
To FAHMERS-POnd's FxIrnct. 20
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Stables, Street Railroads ana iir' uor-cmen
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cholera or loss Of appetite. Besides the fla
vor is simply delicious; no one who has once
drank their cup Of tea with thin addition, will
ever drink it without a sprig Of lemon VERDE
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THIS PATENT is now owned by
JOHN GORE and S. N. WAITE,
and right to useit must be secured
from them, or its infringement will
be prosecuted TO the full extent Of
the law.
Address JOHN CORR or 3. NJ WAITE. Ira;.iet. oro
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CLAIMS.
l. The combination. substantially above set
forth, Of the hugerbeau projecting ateraly at one
side Of The main frame and stfarsft tongue and Of
both the running wheels Of the harvester hinged
link connecting the tnrer-beam and main frame. And
the hand-leyer connected with the inner end % the
hugerbeam. Tor the purpose Of turning up the outer
end thereof upon the lower hnge-iiyUt Of the said
liuk al axis.
?. The combination, substantially before set
FORTH Of the hnger-beam projecting literally at one
aide Of the main frame and si draft tongue, and Of
both the runuine-wheeis Of the harvester the link
connecting the I'm perbezm and naiu frame the hand
lever connected viii the inner end II the IngcrbeAH
and the second lever upon the main frame.
3. The combination, substantially before set
forth Of the cuter-siock the crauk for driving the
same, the connecting rod and the swivel jourual-bO1
Of the c1uuectnrrod having iis idvus arranged lon
gtulnaly uf said cUuuectiur-rod
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p AT H N 7 8
3. II. EDDY.
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"lnventors cannot employ person more trust
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y. H. EDDY Es2.-Dear SIT: You procured Tor NE
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6 COLLINS
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An EIectro-Galvanic battery combined with
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THEY ARE THE BEST.

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CONSTRUCTION AND LQJIIMLN
The PENNSYLVANIA RailrOnd


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For restoring Gray Hair 10
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CAUTION !!
New England Mower
EENsIE.


600. UAEvEsTEEs. John Gore, Brattleb0ro, VI.
Patent No. 2G5s2, dated Dee. ~ 1852; reissue No.
LES, dated Jan IS, 1861: extended seven year,.
lfiled May l., 1871
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SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

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, 1878-04-27

A peasant named Yang, who
had exhibited remarkable litera-
ry gifts died in Norway the
other day in his SD year. He
never rose beyond a humble
Office in the. village school, but
he published several important
collections of folk music and
folk songs, and in 1871 brought
out a remarkable volume of local
legends. He lived entirely among
the people and supported him
self partly by. teaching and part
ly by breaking stones.
, 1878-04-27

1sThe citizens Of Arkansas do
not consider emigration alto
gether a blessing. One of their
leading exchanges says: 1t is
our duty to say at the outset
that Arkansas is not a large
almshouse where people are fed
and clothed gratuitously, nor do
we wish TO convey the idea that
a livelihood can be secured with
out an effort. Any who indulge
in such illusions had better re-
main where they are. What is
wanted is muscle, capital, indus
try, brains and common homes
ty.'"
, 1878-04-27

An individual suffering from dyspep-
sia calls u: physician house during
his consultation hour. The practitioner
examines him and declares: Il see now
how ii is; you iced great deal of exei>
else, but perhaps yeur business does
not leave you time. What is your accu>
pation?" II have been letter carrier
for twenty-five years.
, 1878-04-27

The thirsty but impecunious bum
mer's newist trick is to stand close to
the whisky barrel in liquor store,
slyly turn the faucet into the top of one
of his boots, and thus walk out with
several q,slts Of the liquid.