TO BUTTER MAHEUS.
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Few articles of living are more indispcnsahly
necessary in family, than good butter; and few
that arc more nauseous and unhealthy than bad
butter, and very great proportion otthe butter
brought to the market is bad. And much that is
called good is very bad when compared with
that which is really good. .-Tlis must, in great
degree, be owing to a want of knowledge IN
those who make it. If those who keep cows
would adopt the following method ofmaking but
ter, they would have more and better butter
than they can have in any other way. Let yoir
milk pals, pans, and churns, he always clean
and sweet; let the milk yon keep over night, be
churned with what you milk in the morning
while the latter is warm. In this way your but
ter will be sweet and if you work out the butter
milk and salt it well, it will be solid and good,
and command the highest price i'll market. Ma.
ny persons while churnng are in the habit OF
putting water into the churn, and also OF wash
ing their butter with water; this 's bad prac-
ticc, and should be avoided by all who wish their
butter to remain sWeet.--Hhacd ". a. J01rha!'


T;N1nr Nine valuable horses, belonging to
the Erie line of stages were poisoned IN Cieave-
land Ohio, last week, four of which died. On
examination, the appearance OF tile stomach ana
intestines, (says the Herald) strongly indicated
the presence Of corrosive sublimafe, and crcun'
stances warrant the suspicion that it was admin
istered designedly.


we stated a week or two since, ''that child
of one of our most respectable citiEens, had a
pin which had no doubt been swallowed, evil
IDENTIFY forcing its way through its breast" we
last week omitted to say, that what we stated 70
be pin, has proved to be pretty. large sized
common sewing needle. A slig,h incision was
made over the outer end of the needle, which
was was then readily drawn out with a pair of twee;
GERS. The child is perfectly well and appeared
to suffer but little by the operation. That the
needle had been swallowed by the child, we
think there is no reason whatever to doubt.


Miners Jouyna.


The Long Island Star mentions that very


-. O,.a,.w,e lately caught at Gowannes, 8,