Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 December 1866 — Page 4

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AGRICULTURAL.

From

MIHTO

Kuril! Ni-n urker.

Various Original liccliio. Ac.

Sow How

MA H. lake a

small quantify of l"-'0'

,,r llll"tin

a large quantity

long onouirh to pet the

water take them out *tir in a thickening made of' eommoii-M/eil potatoes. 1

do° union. 1 do. earrot. 1 cu]i of cabbage

1 cuj) of tunnp. all cluippt.il line as iniiice meat savor i", it on have it, with sum

mer savory, red or bl.iek pepper and salt

agreeable to your t.i.-te. hen nearly

cooked put a crust prepared as follows.

half

cuj

roll it as thin as a wafer, if you can let the upper side dry turn it over dry-

again then roll it over in folds like jelly

cake cut it in as narrow strips as possible cook it with the soup, and if you

can't say it is as good soup as you could I

wish for. you will please^ry to make a

better one. and those who have eaten

mine must acknowledge their mistake,

N. H.—IMaee a plate or dish on the bot

tom of your kettle before thickening it,

liquor to absorb the bread or crackers you wish to eat with u.— Si"NK, iiilviihir. 111.

DYKINV, C"TP'N

ili.i

K—Four

o/.. cop

peras. 2 07.. prussiate of potash. 1 o/.. oil

virtriol. lioil the copperas water fifteen or twentv minutes: then take out

the goods, rinse cold water throw out

the copperas water, and boil the potash

water take them out. put the vitriol,

and scald tlieui again. 'I his will color

four lbs. of cotton goods. Woolen can

not be colored this way. Umse in ram water.—M

iustcail of jelly —y cup of butter.

cups of sugar, nearly of flour, the whites of 1' eirys, one cup of -weet milk. 2 teaspoons of cream tarter. 1 teaspoon

of soda. Hake very liclit color. Have!

icing and put betweeu the layers instead I of jelly. Let the cake L-et cold before

the icing is put on. or the icing will run. —IjVCV. I

BI.TK.—One

To fount

oz. prussiate,

of potash one tablespoonful of copperas one do. oil vitriol brinir to a boil,

then put in the goods for twenty minutes stirring often. To be colored in iron.

Rinse in clear warm water. This is suf

ficient for five pounds cotton rags-—Mns ••.. 11. W. G.. JacknnnnHt.

PRfcsV.HVlSii EtlUS Foil WlNTF.n.—A

country mimsVcr

A WIVO

-wriies to the

Scottish Fanner:—Ever ,- uveuiug I take all the eggs collected during the dav and rub thorn carefully with but tor,

*'I°rou^l1b' filled, otlier-

vri.*e the air cannot be excluded. 1 have ready a box or tin cannistcrs, and plenty of salt. I put a layer of salt the bot

tom of the box and then place, in row*, my buttered eggs. (io on alternately

with layers of eggs and salt until you leave perfect room for the lid closing firmly. The exclusion of air N the great

secret of preservation. I have many dif

ferent sizes of canuister stored my pantry (on an oprn shelf with preserved' eggs. Those canisters I got Croat the In ker or grocer for a trifle. My one and a ha If dozen cannistcrs are lid each My

largest size contains ten dozen

and skin turn them frequently and quick

ly while broiling. If your gridiron be

of the old fashion, it is better to keep it

aslant on the fire. The handle being the

lowest part it prevents very much of the

fat from falling into the fire, the flare of

of which is apt to impart a disagreeable

flavor to the chops. This observation applies also to mutton chops, and it is use-

Jul if followed. Sprinkle them with salt

when nearly done, and rub with a little

fresh butter prJ*-ious to serving if for a

side dish, garnish with crisped parsley.

IIow

PCKIKV

ANTIII

80 1

LAKI), We

had some 40 pounds of rancid lard,

•which was valuless as it was. Knowing the auticeptic quality of the chloride o"f

Pr°eured three ounces which was

poured into a pail ful

of soft wuter) anJ

when hot the lard added. After boiling

it thoroughly together for an hour or two

-it was set aside to cool. The lard was then taken off when nearly cold, and was subsequently boiled up. The color was restored to an alabaster white, and the

lard was as sweet as a rose.— G-W.nfoWM Telegraph.

A Wedding Johnny

CAKE.—One

pint sour cream, the same of sweet milk, half cup butter, three eggs, tablespoon of salt, same of soda, one quart of meal, ,(.one pint of flour, one pint of raisins, half pint citron. This makes very large is delicious and if one does is^f .r«i'» UJt ir* A

not marry more than once in a lifetime,

can well a fiord to make it.

PrcKWiiKAT UAKKS

as for bread.

may be unproved

by adding corn meal, prepared in the

vritli a

small marrow "bone that will not pi u.luoc of grease: boil them virtue in the

same way, in about the same proportion

I'"ATTKN IMI SW

:.—Some pork raisers

contend that hog.s, when put up for fat

tening, should be confined to small lim

its, while others advise a pretty general

freedom of action. Of the latter class is

a correspondent of the Louisville Com

mercial Gazette, who says: "The hog is naturally a lazy animal, ami so soon as

he gets his fill will seek some quiet, snug

place, where lie can lie quietly down to snooze and digest what he has eaten.

Beat up an egg, put it in water, a little salt make a stiff paste,

nation. (live the hog a good lot to run

zontal cut them smoothly from five to

fifteen inches louir s_et as many in vour barn yard and pastures as your stock

needs, and the cattle will not be so prone

to rub the feupe corners and bar posts.

Another way is to fasten one end of a

pole to a jiost as high as the tallest animal. letting the other rest on the ground.

This latter we should name a back

scratcher.

AIO

S. A. Vm- Aiuimosn.

Iowa.

I send the following in reply to an inquiry for "Jelly cake with icing between

Li.VN.NII

prey to the same class of depredators.

It is said to be a fact that rats will not touch any thing smeared with castor oil,

and to guard against their attacks it is only necessary to mix a quantity of this

with the other preparation put on the

leather. It is an excellent oil for leather but tends to shrink it.

Books and Stationery.

"THE CORNER'

Book Store!

I S E A N E O S

School, ('nllt-'jjo. Toy. ("lift, lllimk. inrl tll kinds of

finest and purest lard. A\ery por» „f theslielJ ihu'v

Cap. Letter. Note, IJillft, Wall. Wiodow A Wrapping

ENVELOPES, V*4

r. l'en. Ink, Pencils, Slate?. svw

cgru.

atnl

cost Is. 'J he lid is quite as important as

the bos. Be sure it is close fitting other

wise you will be vexed to find the

like those we get in London, very unlike-wisr-likv Scotch eggs. Many ladies tell me they have particular positions for

placing the eggs, but 1 find mine are de-

licious, after four months, by pla- intr them comfortably, without reference to top or bottom

I'ollK C'HOl'ft ANIi MKAKS —Cut frum the best end of the loin, or from the

chump or leg if steaks remove the fat

PH'TVIIMIS,

frames. Molding. Cwrds and

CL S

TASSBLLS.

.\E

fl'inflow Curtains Jf Shatlvs

iroTionsrs,

and tancy (Iood both useful and

^I^RT AL.

Toysj of "II Itcsrript ions.

heading Literary Papers and

n^^o-^JziiisriEs.

WILCOX GIBBS

Sewing Machines. Kemcuibcr the Corner HOOK STOKK.

L.* A. FOOTE & CO. cv*mber3-18CCHC.

Paper.

^000 T^OT WAI.n I'Al'KKnml Win»Jvuv O dow llanKini*! at from 1J ecnts to ^l.jOpor bolt,just opened at the Fancy Ila» znar and Jiook Store

JAMES PATTERSON.

foWVOti.

Marble Works.

ua i:sti:k

MARBLE WORKS

MM II WOK BPS VltjJLi:.

PYKE, PAUL &

Green

Kxecpt in the heat of summer he will not select a dirty place for repose and rumi

in give them regular aud plentiful food

mixed with salt and fresh ashes, and they

will fatten faster and at less expense than if confined in a small and dirty pen."

This looks rational, and we believe the

lions would vote for the proposition if

allowed to ivc a squeal on the question.

to prevent burning it, and be sure you

have water so plenty as to have abundant

imiNd

POSTS

FOK

AVMIVJ

CATTI.K.—K. L.

liazley. Garrcttsville. X. V., advises farm

ers to select the upper part of a hemlock tree full of "branches nearly hori

One JJonr Sottfh of

feet in be&ulv and

IIAK.NL.SK.—A

Munt

PKALEUS IN

Americiin ft Kalian Marble,

A N A 1 S O

Tombstones. I'amily Vaults. .'.Mausoleums, and

'grandeur.

I Having purchased the stnek of Marble helonjjing to II. Collins,and hnng ncnnunentlv located, wo deI sign making this one ol the mo.-te.xtonHivc establishments ot the kind in the Went. We have been oarryingon the Ureal extern Marble Works at Thorntown. Ind.. for a number of years, and through our I t:trortj liavo bucce^-ded in cstablislnng a trade une- I qualetl \»y any in the Mate, and by the liberal patronnge wv. have received from the citizens of Mont-

A E A

corres

pondent complains of the rats and mice

I tti CraufurdavilU*. ami hope ..by strict attention to business, and using

NOIIC

eating his harness, after it bad been

freshly oiled, and asks for a remedvBelts in machine shops are also uiado a

but the Best of Material,

whicti we iret dirL-utlj friun ilu* quarries, to furiush work at -uU. price- ,u.ls

LUI

Jlptf

llIOI1

March 10'0' \v I'Al'U rVKE it CO

Furniture and Coffins.

Hoburtson & uo.

WholoHiile and Retail Manufacturers of

iwmmm

N I E

I n?rr

linnl

Hall, unhington

Strct:t\ Crmrfurthtvillf, Indiana

invites attention to their larue stock of

lliHOME-MADE WORK!

ami thoir fiieilitios for supplyin? thu triule nml all .11ht'r.' who fnvor thoin Willi call.

O I N S

of all kind? furnished on short notice.

11777/ OR WITHOUT A IIKA USE.

"Machinery, fe

FOUNDRY

-'••i isn—

'H.

Pistols untlS&Cart ridges.

MACHJNI' SHOP

Have now in operation a Foundry and Maehinc Shop in thif place, and would invite all interested in

Machinery of \ny kind

to give them a call. They are making ail kinds of castings, such an

HVCILIL GBABI1TG

of every dcFeription.

Sorghum Mills, Furnaec Fronts, tlratc Bars, Sugar Kettles, Ovens, Dng Irons, Making Patterns fur and

Replacing Stove I'lates.

They arc prepared to repair

Tubular Boilers, Steam Iingines. ThrashingMaehines, Reapers, Mowers. Drag Saws, and to make and fit up ... Brass Castings, and Blacksmithing of every doseription. All work done by them is

Warranted to

perform as represented.

Shop on Green Street, near Depot.

Cush

J'ii

[weto„

ill fur Old Jron, ('uj)jn it' Jlrnxs

inayK-M HI.Allt, I.VLK ,i ('».

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVTLLK, INDIANA, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 180(5.

Dry Goods, Notions, &c.

Commercial Kotv Wide l«ake!

—Great SenBation!—

'"•'-."ir*

A I A

Monuments,

of nil kind*, from tlie pliiiiie't st jle t. the

loot III honn IV ml

must

Big Stock. Fresh Goods. NewStyles. Great Novelties. Immense Rusli for

per-

NEW GOODS.

goinerj and adjoining counties, we have been indued.for the turther exteu^ion of our trade, to establish a

I Prices Below Competition.

THE L^J3IES

nro in ecsta^ie? over the rich and superb atock «»f

Kmpre.«9 Cloths.

Moire AtMiques^Siik:',

-.'"r"

all pan-,

ol' the cimn-

slsus^

's/

of 0lir

M'x'•/' tlioir V' phonics, such C,

J,-,«wurk a

fe* a

jlJeautilul Clunky. Magnificent Shawls, and the unmen?e supply of Unique

Trimmings to Match!

•mm,

"-work, which '.will enable -jpcr&ons to e-

r*f

Jt'*

€h 2-

tliev

"tiimay 's.de-ire.piuc-

mi:

KS THAT WO I'M) EE FCIINLSJU:/) A Till: Shop. AVe deliver all our Work, and warrant perfect satisfaction or uo .sale. Wc are also prepared to furnish all kinds of building stone, and i^Jl persons -wanting anything in that line would do well to call aud see us.

YOUJVG- GENTLEMEN

will put on ii satisfuctorj smile, when contemplating the

WELL-FITTING SUITS,

the fineness lnnsh of the Cloth.«und Cassitucre?.

THE YOUNG iMISS

girca her head coquettish toss a.s she plaecs on it an

lsil|#ci inl lli^toi*j licit*

and Mumps her foot in triumph as she buckle on a well-fitting, high cut

.? ji v#

-v—

J" Sfc \Z*?K'V' '-r Q-s •''.V.A .v •-9- S,

are frantic afttr s,"''

t'4

13 1-2, CENTS A YARD.

'•ti CALICOES AT

121-2 CENTS A YARD.

i:.

ISIiAIK, liYLIl & CO.,

/W 2IIIJ l'linl i,

Spool Cotton at 8 cents.

MII4 all ot! tr

GOODS CHEAPER

-.wva-.t than they can be bought el^cnlicre.

"FAST FOR CASH"

LS THE MOTTO OF THIS HO USE.

''AMl'KKLI tiAl.KY IIAKTKU.

S.—The above coods were all bought late in the Kcascn, thereby securinc the new^!*t jstyle* and the last noreltios in hrewi with the udrantage »f l.»to 5rt) percent, in favor of buyers nor-3-lbC6-y ('. (}. Jt H.

Drugs ancl Medicines.

Head TTiis!

T. W.

Fitj:

Have just opancd a fine iissortiuent of

Drugs, Paints, Chemicals,

Oils, Dye Stuffs, Toilet & Fancv A.

Alt lit ivliu li l' will sell :«t the very lowest

A E I E

}p-'( t.\I.L jiml seo uy, on (iremi street, twot_LU iL doors ub.»ve J. W. Lynn A Jvui, jmitfj Wiwet 1. W. H\ A CO.

N E W I

JHiri'lIU' & BOOK,

if 1 It 1. 0 li |.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, 'M

VIK|:"ls

1-1 |tK

DRUGS AM) ilDIMS,

1',lints, Oils, l.lyi'stuffs,

I'cifinncry. Fancy Articles

l'uie inch nnd Hrandics,

For Mcdical Purposes.

l'.itcnt Medieinc^, Also, Lamps. (Jla^sware, Lettec, Cap, and Note l'aper, 1'etis. 1'eneils, and Ink.

i: nip v»

('arefully prepared and promptly attended to. We respectfully solicit .patronage Iron? «ho public in general. I Jan^O'tiC.

Hardware, Cutlery, &c.

GREAT EXCSTEMENTr

AT Tin:

Evi-.u

HEAD-NFrrS AT 5 C'KMS AIMKCE.

'£*4

Old and Young and Middle-aged

i* aie crowding to I5

(Cmos)

Canipbell, (ialcy & Hurler's

and buying ttrown Sheeting''

AT 15 CENTS A YARD.

liLKA CUED MTSLIX \T

!§55&SJ

Vflr-^V "L# JT'J' "-ti

H\\

IN(i punliHM «l thecntire ^toek of Hardware Move." aixl

rIin-Wareof

J. Cumberland, we

take pleasure in informing the citizons of Montgomery, and adjoining counties', that we are now on .best selected .stock

i:-IyVIM)AV^Iljr

BITOUIIIIT TO THIS

MAHKI-T.

wj°£:

,(\Vj

r-ix

na\ alo on hand- and are now receiving somo of the choicest brand* of

Cook, Parlor & Box Stoves.

Having .«ecured the services of JOHN* HOOVKK. in our in pari ment. we hftve no hesitation in saying we can cet up as «ood work in a.s short notice and at as low figure* ascan be had anywhere.

»Sjifi.ttt? itffrnfiftii t/irrii to RfHifuttj, SjHtttfmtj ami dntfrruuj.

Wc have also, all kinds ot' Agricultural luiplcuirnt.v. Ueapern, MowerH.lJrill?, Stafford Corn

PIOWH,

tural Store. We will buy

Clothing and Gents Furnishing.

"""S lililL\T BX1

Co.

May Hakes

florae IMtebfork?, Double Shovel IMow.«, I' arm Hells, Stump Jacks, ill fact everythini necessary to keep a first class Hardware and Aijncul-

Wheat. Oats, ('urn, Bacon. lScesw.-ix. I'utter, Kftfis.

Old C'o|i]ier. Krass,

Castinir.s, Kiijis, l-'iiatlitirs,

Jor which wc will rxclmngo OOODS or pay CASH.

co.iii)

./.v»

si:i: us,

TV«. Doors north of Klsdon** Bank Vay lii.tMi. I'OWKItS II»I0UGA.\,

A v\ Tobacco.

Af-.excellentby

N brand of .sweet ch(^viaK N.ivy Tobcafor sale [lrc3if.] I AW A UKO.

FREE TO ALL!

uisrioisr

UJJ

ITICLES,

& To a

OF T11K FINEST QUALITY.

7E have also coiixtuntly on liand very select toek of the best quality of

Sugar,, Coffee, and Tea.

THING Mil,,.,,.

Mayer & Ullman

Main Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

\\TDUL1) inform their friends and the public ROIIerally that they have returned to Crawford*-

Large, Well Selected,

AND

Complete Assortment

'MEN'S AND HOYS'

O I N

Hats, Caps, Trunks

which they offer at such reduced juices as will mate it an object to

BUY OF THIjtll.

DA V'J A_D:L in: K,

who has charge of the husiness, will always be found on hand anxious aud willing to attend to the wants of the jiublie. .MAYKit .1 i:U.MAN",

Keiucmbcr "Old Stand of Hill Hower.s."

OctSO-lHtiGy

Clothing and Furnishing House,

11r.uid wpeniui: of iliej,'

N. K. Heinsheimer. Isaac Hloek, Jacob Oeutseh.

HEINSHEIMER, BLOCK & CO,

a\o. 2, Pttr.srl Hltn'h\ Wti$hhnjt*m Strut,

CrintforiUYilU', Indinnii.

Wholesale Retail Clothing Store

embracing the latest and most fashionable styles ot Keady-.Mude Clothing, such as

Over-Goats, of every kind, fine Cloth Frock Dress Coats. Business Coats, Pants and Vests.

Handkerchief1-. Collars, Neck Ties

Kid Glo\es. Socks, &c

We have also nnjiand? a full assortment of

1IAT!S Ai\l CAPS,

of the latest style? and of the best manulaeture ever ... v- broujilit to this market. Also

Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Carpet-Bags, Umbrellas, and Walking Canes.

Our assortment is the most eutonsive ami eomplete everexhibited in this seetion of eountry. and it i.s our intention to make it the

,Leading Clothing House

OF CRAWFORDSVILLE.

9-r!-

...

We Can Sell Cheaper

than any other hou?e in the city, because we arc connected with one of the oldest aud largest

Wholesale Houses

in Cincinnati. We invito the public to eall and examine our stock and price?, and satisfy themselves beforo purchasing elsewhere, as we are eonftdent they will Grid it to their interest to do so.

HKINSJIKIMRK. HMK-K A- Co.

NKWTON UAMHAY,.Suleiman.

(OCTWCOY.

Dry Qoods

DRY (.'01 )S

-A.T

REDUCED PRICES,

.A.i

(J,

€O.ll.llmeVI.I/, SSI.OCMa,

CRA II FOI!lS 1 ILL/: LXI)

Call and Kxunimr Stork

AND LEARN PRICES.

rpllK

•Vo. I, Umpire Mock,

tiooil* were bnitsht for oah. and are now 1. offered alas low prn'e-^ as can bo loan.I in the State ol Indiana, eon-jstim? in part of

Ii raw li Muslins. Bleached Muslins, Hickory Shirtinirs. Cultnii l-'laimcls. Prints. Cloaks, Shawls, Cassiineres, Satinet ts. Home made .leans and Klannels. Wool Ac Cotton Varus. Dclaines, Halnioi-al and Hoop

Skirts, Ladies Nubias and Hoods. Hosiery, (ilovcs. Ao.. Sc.

We keep tiny un.l every tliins usually fuuml in ft

DRY GOODS HOUSE,

and as low as eao he tound elsewhere

L'.UEWEST

Ladic.s? & Child reus5. Dress Goods,

Style, Grade and Color.

Drcs

Gents' Furnishing Goods,

Tiimmiiiirs. Uililions. Silks. 1'lmvcrs. I ac('s. Crajic. iVc. In IJenls Ware

OUR STOCK is FULL.

'lirafit/ .llatfc Clothing.

liave in store a splendid stock ot

O lo tiling

..." for men and boys. Also,

Hals, Caps, Stools & Shoos

also, a large stock of

XJyK

E 10 !S 1

Clolhiiiff Store!

Queens ware of every style

all and examine and thereby save inonev*^* octi?T M». AS SO N S A L1. O Ulv

j.v%, Dry Gcods.

Atlantic Cable!

A N E W S TO CK

ItY-•

OL LD inform the public, that thev have established a first class

GOOlis

Jttsi" ICrrcirt'tl In/

jW.W.WasKoii

At the New Brick Corner.

Wealto have a full assortment of (tents' Furnishing (Joods. sneh as

Shirts of all kinds. Under Shirts, Drawers, Overall-, Suspenders. Butterflies Pocket

Washington Street. l.'riiwtorilsvilK'. Iinl.s

A i) is ii slot

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

Kijncy bilk.s (ircnadincs. Mohairs, lMozcmbcques. Liiwns. Shallie-, (iingh.uii^, 1'rints

Ac. tie. (Jciuiino LACIO Collars PI.im Lin-

I'liColl.ir-.'

.f ij.iieui-: stock or

Kaiicy BJress J3uttons,

Parasol-.

Sun I mix 1la-. and NOTIONS.

Al»o a superb lino of

Cloths and. Cassimeres,

,,:: CABPETS,

BOOTS. SHOES. HATS ,n,d I'S.

*. ATL

ol Ifir

E.IIKMI .Htjln*

C03VHE ^_1TID SEE

II. ^Keinember the New Hriek Corner, Karmers, when in town. Nov jo. IHM. W. .N. WAS.SON.