HINTS ON CHEESE-MAKING TEXT

Curd Sink Castors. McAdams' English Curd Mills. Platform Scales. Potash and Concentrated Lye. New Style Brass Thermometers. Finally, every article used by Cheese Factory and Dairymen, pertaining to the manufacture of Cheese. We also sell the Annual Reports of the American Dairymen's Association, and McAdams' explanation of the Cheddar System. Factorymen wishing Cheese-Makers, will do well to apply to us, as we have a list of First Class Makers desiring situations. Cheese-Makers who are competent, and can give satisfactory references, may do well to make application to us. Goods ordered from us will be carefully packed and shipped as directed to any part of the World. JONES & FAULKNER, No. 141 GENESEE STREET, UTICA, N. Y. GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF CLOTHING! Some of the BARGAINS to be found at the GREAT WARDROBE. CALL AND INSPECT THEM. BLACK BROADCLOTH FROCKCOATS, Only Seven Dollars. HEAVY BLACK DOESKIN PANTS, Only Four Dollars. FINE BLACK DOESKIN VESTS, Only Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. HEAVY STOUT PANTS, (BLACK OR MIXED,) Only Three Dollars. HEAVY MOSCOW BEAVER OVERCOATS, Only Fifteen Dollars. HEAVY AND WARM OVERCOATS, Only Six Dollars and Fifty Cents. GOOD ALL WOOL OVERCOATS, Only Seven Dollars. HEAVY ALL WOOL SACKCOATS, Only Six Dollars. A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS' CLOTHING, A Good Share at Cost, and part Less than Cost. A Splendid Assortment of FURNISHING GOODS, Cheaper than at any other Store. The New and Elegant "IRVING" PAPER COLLAR, Only Ten Cents per Box. FINE LINEN COLLARS, Only One Dollar and Fifty Cents per Dozen. GOOD WHITE SHIRTS, Only One Dollar Each. QUAKER CITY FINE SHIRTS, the Best Shirts in the United States. Those Made from New York Mills Muslin, Only Three Dollars Each. From Wamsutta Muslin, Only Two Dollars and Seventy-five Cents. Lower Grades of the same make, at Two Dollars and Fifty Cents and Two Dollars Each. Don't Fail to Examine these Shirts--It may be an Advantage to You. FINE WHITE WRAPPERS AND DRAWERS, Only One Dollar Each. HEAVY MIXED WRAPPERS AND DRAWERS, Only Fifty Cents Each. CALL AT THE GREAT WARDROBE THE MODEL CLOTHING STORE, 110 & 112 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. CHARLES C. KINGSLEY. Agents for the Double Warp Royal Standard Alpacas. We Make a Specialty of Flannels and Blankets. [Illustration] AGENTS FOR MATIER & CO., OF BELFAST, LINEN MANUFACTURERS. Agents for Williston's Combed Sea Island Machine Thread. V. B. STEWART & CO., Manufacturers of and Dealers in CLOAKS, DRY & FANCY GOODS, Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Cloakings, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATS, &c., Nos. 166 & 168 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. CHAMBERLAIN & CUSHMAN, --GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE-- Singer's Sewing Machines --AND-- BICKFORD FAMILY KNITTING MACHINE, FOR THE COUNTIES OF Chenango, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Oneida, Otsego and St. Lawrence. 113 GENESEE ST., UTICA, N. Y. The Celebrated Singer Family Sewing Machine, one of the oldest and most reliable Sewing Machines in use. It has been very much improved in the past year, making it the most quiet and easiest running shuttle machine now in use. It is adapted to a greater range of work than any other one machine, sewing from the finest tuck in Tarliton to a heavy Beaver coat. Its Attachments for Hemming, Braiding, Cording, Tucking, Quilting, Felling, Trimming, Binding, Ruffling and Embroidering, are novel and practical, and have been invented and adjusted especially for this Machine. There is now nearly 400,000 in use. There is now being made and sold over 4,000 machines each week, which is one of its best recommendations over other machines. It is perfectly simple and easy to learn. Don't fail to see one before purchasing a machine. THE BICKFORD KNITTING MACHINE Will Knit 15,000 stitches or 18 inches of Perfect Work in a Minute. Socks complete and whole with double heel and toe. Strips from 1 to 12 inches wide, with selvedge on each edge. Fringe of any length, Cord of any size, and Tufting of any style. PRICE 30 DOLLARS. TAYLOR & CO.'S Jewelry Establishment, 70 GENESEE ST., UTICA, N. Y. AMERICAN WATCHES, COMPRISING THE [Illustration] HOWARD WATCH, WALTHAM WATCH, ELGIN WATCH, UNITED STATES WATCH, ALL AT FACTORY PRICES, In Gold and Silver Cases. In SOLID SILVER WARE, of Gorham Manufacture, and in FINE SILVER PLATED WARE, of Rogers & Bros. make, we have a great variety of the very best patterns. In ELEGANT JEWELRY we have the newest and most desirable patterns, consisting of Gold Chains, Sets--Pins and Ear-Rings, Finger-Rings, Lockets, Bracelets, Sleeve-Buttons, Studs, &c., &c. Purchasers of any articles in our line are invited to give us a call. All goods warranted. W. S. TAYLOR & CO., 70 Genesee St. THE GENUINE OR, Elias Howe Sewing Machine. [Illustration: THIS MEDALLION IS EMBEDDED IN EVERY GENUINE HOWE SEWING MACHINE] Hemmer, Feller, Binder, Braider, Quilter, Self-Baster, Corder, (adjustable foot,) Embroidery Attachment, and Gage. SOLD ONLY AT 87 GENESEE ST., UTICA. OVERTON & BUCKINGHAM, Agents. N. B.--None genuine without the Trade Mark, (Medallion Profile of ELIAS HOWE, Jr.,) is imbedded in the Machine. This is the GENUINE HOWE. Prof. "ELIAS HOWE, Jr., the inventor, has +The Exclusive Right to Make and Sell this Machine+." Decision, Judge INGRAHAM--May, 1867. _Awarded the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, the Grand Gold Medal and a Silver Medal, Paris Exposition, 1867; the Grand Gold Medal, London, 1862; Six First Premiums, N. Y. State Fair, 1867, on Machine and Samples of Work._ Also, the following STATE FAIRS of 1868, have awarded this Machine the FIRST PREMIUM: New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts. Vermont, New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Indiana. At the County Fairs of Madison, Onondaga, Oswego, Wayne, Orleans, Tompkins, Seneca, Monroe, Herkimer, Schuyler, Livingston and a host of others, and Town Fairs too numerous to mention. _Agents for the NEW WILLISTON THREAD, made of Combed Sea Island Cotton._ PECKHAM'S POPULAR COOKING STOVE. [Illustration: P.P.C.] A New Strictly First Class Cooking Stove, _FOR COAL AND WOOD_. Unequalled and Warranted IN EVERY RESPECT. The Success and Superiority of this new Stove is Established beyond a doubt. For its Economy of Fuel, Spacious Ovens, Splendid Baking Qualities, Facilities for Keeping Fire for great length of time, Extra Weight and Quality of Castings, and Superior Fitting of the Joints. New Patent Movable Reservoir, New Patent Sectional Fire-Plate, New Patent Sad Iron Heater, New Patent Roaster. _All Valuable Improvements._ Call and Examine the Stoves and get Circulars with Testimonials. MANUFACTURED AND SOLD BY J. S. & M. PECKHAM, 20 Catharine St., Utica, N. Y. PECKHAM'S NEW PATTERN Agricultural Furnace & Boiler, [Illustration] Warranted to Boil with Less Fuel and in Less Time than any Boiler Made. This Furnace is used to great advantage by _Cheese-Makers, Farmers, Butchers, Bakers and Hotel Keepers_, and for various other Manufacturing and Mechanical purposes. The Flues of this Boiler are so constructed that the whole surface of the Caldron is heated at the same time. They are portable, and require only a few lengths of pipe to fit them for use, and possess great advantages over Caldron Kettles set in brick. J. S. & M. PECKHAM, Sole Manufacturers, Utica, N. Y. THE PREMIUM HARVESTER OF AMERICA. [Illustration: ON THE ROAD.] THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY PREMIUM BUCKEYE MOWER AND COMBINED SELF-RAKING REAPER. Awarded the _Highest_ Premium both in _Mowing and Self-Raking_, at the most important field trials ever held in _any_ country. Over 125,000 now in use. 30,000 sold in a single season. MANUFACTURED BY ADRIANCE, PLATT & CO., FOR J. M. CHILDS & CO., UTICA, N. Y. Office, 121 Genesee Street. Circulars forwarded by mail. HINTS ON CHEESE-MAKING, FOR THE Dairyman, the Factoryman, AND THE MANUFACTURER. BY T. D. CURTIS. UTICA, N. Y. ROBERTS, PRINTER, MORNING HERALD ESTABLISHMENT. 1870. THE BEST DAIRY PAPER! At a recent meeting of the Farmers' Club, of the American Institute, in New York City, a correspondent asked for "THE BEST PAPER IN THIS COUNTRY DEVOTED TO THE DAIRY INTEREST?" Mr. F. D. CURTIS, Vice-President of the _State Agricultural Society_, answered, and it went on record as the SENTIMENT OF THE CLUB: "THE UTICA HERALD." THE UTICA WEEKLY HERALD Is Only Two Dollars a Year, in advance. THE DAIRYMEN'S PAPER! THE UTICA WEEKLY HERALD has, since the first organization of the Dairymen's Association, reported promptly and fully all of its proceedings and never more fully and satisfactorily than the addresses and debates before the Convention held in Utica in January, 1870. The UTICA HERALD also devotes especial attention to everything connected with the dairy interest; to Diseases of Cattle and their Cure; The Manufacture of Butter and Cheese, and to all Improved Processes and Apparatus. The weekly edition every Tuesday contains the report of the LITTLE FALLS MARKET OF THE PREVIOUS DAY. The UTICA HERALD has made the dairy interest a specialty, and in its weekly edition devotes to it More Space and Attention than any other Paper in the Country. At the same time, the UTICA WEEKLY HERALD aims to be in all respects a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY PAPER. Its Editorial Articles are accepted and recognized as fitly speaking the Union sentiment, the intelligent convictions, and the thoughtful aspirations of the million of people which it represents. The UTICA HERALD, in its weekly as well as its morning edition, is pre-eminently A NEWSPAPER. By thorough classification and elaborate condensation it presents the gist of all the news in the briefest space, and the person who reads no other journal, will not be ignorant of the current of events, and the movement of men and principles. THE CORRESPONDENCE weekly published in our columns, from Washington, New York, Albany and elsewhere, is not inferior in literary or political interest to that of any other journal in the country. THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT will receive during the coming year, increased attention, and we trust will deserve in even a higher degree than heretofore the encomiums which have been bestowed upon it. ADVERTISE IN IT. Manufacturers and merchants wishing to reach dairymen and producers of butter and cheese, can do so in no other way so readily and so cheaply, as through the columns of the UTICA WEEKLY HERALD. THE TERMS. The UTICA WEEKLY HERALD is published at the low price of TWO DOLLARS A YEAR. Payment is required in advance. Taking into account the size and character of the paper--its political, news, literary and agricultural merits--it is believed that this is THE CHEAPEST PAPER PUBLISHED. Now is the time to form clubs. Let the circulation be doubled during the current year. _Address_, _UTICA HERALD_, 60 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. WILLIAM RALPH & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF ONEIDA CHEESE VATS, FOR CHEESE-FACTORIES AND DAIRIES. (See Advertisements Inside.) [Illustration] Address, WILLIAM RALPH & CO., 173 and 175 Genesee St., Utica, N. Y. End of Project Gutenberg's Hints on cheese-making, by Thomas Day Curtis