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or Beef


For loOlos. Of meat take gallons Oh wa
ter. 4oz. salt petre, 4lbs. OF sugar OF one sa'-
lon of bright thick molasscs, sugar Is
ferredl and l6lbs. Of coarse salt Dun ~ ~ n
together, and as the sciln rises take o,'
carefully, till it is entirely clean. i,sn ~ ~
the pieces that are clear OF blooa wen WIN
salt, and when the pickle is cool, paeS .me
meat close in a clean tight casS' ana WI,
the pickle on. Put false neao on .ae ~
and heavy stones on that. Nha' yua -. gu
to smoke, after it has lam TWO "ion'"' "
more in the pickle, may be taken our wlp-
ed dry and paper bag may be sewed round
Il RI ham. it ought to hang with the shank
down. After The hams are smoked, they
may be put back into the pickle OF the same
kind before mentioned, to prevent the worms
from taking them. If there are bloody pie
ces, the blood should be soaked out, and they
should be put into another cask. In May,
the pickle viii generally turn Whit, then it
should be boiled over, and a few hAndfulls Of
salt added.


SheehskinS.-A correspondent OF the Hal
lowell Advocate, recommends, for the pres
ervation of s. seitskins, that instead OF strew-
ing ashes on them, that as soon as the skins
are taken off, pint Of water, not more than
blood warm, should be poured or each, then
rolled up, and permitted to remain in some
warm place for about six hours, when the
wool may be easily pulled off, and the skin
be left in good preservation.


Cider.-The produce of orchards in New
England was, perhaps, never lower than at
the present time. We are informed that
great quantities Of cider have been sold this
season, in this vicinity, for so or 60 cents a
barrel. That OF superior quality, after hay
ing been transported eight or ten miles, sells
from rs cents to one cdollar.-HamhShirc
Gazette.


At the town of Palmyra, $50 miles from
York, there were 1900 cattle saught-
cred in 1924. At the close OF the present
year there will have been 5000.


Indian Almanac when the first snow
which falls is eat up by the sun, put away
Sna,y ehoec and npnd ,uOcCaslUS.