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PREsERvATIoN OF APPLEs.-We last
week received from Tyler Fountain, ESQ. OF
Peekskill. dozen fall pippens which had
been 50 well preserved through the winter,
that they were as sound and juicy as in No
yember. They were preserved by packing
them In barrels with plaster of Paris. The
plaster should be sifed. that it may settle
down so closely as entirely to fill the spaces
between the apples. and thus exclude the air


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