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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

CoEnsr eExtA nnd Walnat EEreasl Cincfnnati.
7'Hk couRek % STUDY IN ThIg INSTITUTION IL
thorousk Ard pFasina. antsacanE 81 lhat FssiElhs
V e. yoanE ioE ~ ncpe d1les q ha cauHaE heol
aEn1G Nniea hqok ttspaF ~ ueebs &nFF, E1E1nen4l1
caAaticps, PsnnnaRship comnasrgiai EaW, MsrcantIs
kpsua and Corfsl1n4daes. rse1fte sIa<1ai ezf4uten
ne isFmgT frncpa - 4 1scR haslnf aEsQczsea sitA
I'm J. Alien. g. frss1fnt af fefnFs eitEe, -
psrtaes, Fegalar ler1spf bstnrc e - Gls<4 - NJ
Ahsn il NJ oslsFe LeftaFs kee. fsFoes lela 1ee
Hcea Hish MsFoantf eriEocfsUeraenG Ihf fatIe1ss e
cemnsrsai lae, Fal.ilcal ft1nemg - srFa1atisa
caNmeFu al eed CarHer o. oe1srapAs. hhlnFY
ae conmaro4 tAs cunElaf atf 81 kF24s kA1 kuegna
uhss lsetaEea 4iiain - eeranoaaeE usea ~ suHent
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aesll-em8aa aAebA ! ALtEN. Prtn1I9aas.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

SfLENOAO hOFEhHh kOh SALEs
WILL sell upon favorable terms, exchange for city
property, my sligo Tract, embracing about tWelye hun
dred Of Land Tavern Hous-, Store, Warehouse,
Turnpike Road and Ferry across Caney kerk River.
There about one hundred aud twenty-five Of
rich Caney Fork boston Land cleared and in cultivation.
The balance Is unusually veil tic bered, and part Of 6 l.
very rIch and has upon quarry Of very good reie
ihe Canry Fork river nsvgabe 10 this point for ak
month"; The year. and the location excellent for
selling Salt, Iron, Dry Goods The Tavern stand
OF the best between Nashville and Knoxville. abe toll
and ferry continual Of lncOme and takeD
altogether this Of the desirable pieces Of pro
perry, for the price ASKED IA Tennessee
those wishing buy exchange would do wen 10 call
foi thwith. A. l.. DAVIS,
decl8--u u. s. IA. Packet Ofhce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

ma. LAI2MONH,S PARIS AND LONDON MED
IL ICAL A WISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-20th
edition. 100 pages 100 eectroiype pictures, Goth, 81 and
four tier stsmps. Mailed free. Among its coniens is
the anatomy OF the sexual organs Of the ale and female,
al their diseases and weakness latest discoveries in re-
prediction; al healthy mode OF preventing con
orptjon; recipes and specifies: the authors
unequaied Paris and London treatment OF ConnorTho
elect, StrictuTes, Syphilis, Primary and CONSTITUTIONAL
busons. Impotency, &c at s. Mercer st opposite St
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters To box S44 N
Y p. o. ave rtcommend pr. laTmoni TO the sfict -"
Garier des Etats Unis, STRAITS ZeituRG, Democrat Day
Book. Mercury, Atlas, Police GGselte dc.
ma chl7--dlY
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
yoUvEN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION
FoR INSTANTLY
ming kid GLOW s
OF ANY COLOR, AND FOR
REAUTIFYlNG THE COMPLEXION,
Price 20 cts. per Bottle.

T0UvFN's NOTORIOUS KID GLOVE CLEANERS the
- article ued by the KID Glove manufacturers Of France
TO imp that purity and pess TO the kid for which their
gloves Justly celetra ed When the glove the
hand OF the it Is naturally mHre or less soled and
this prepar iton is resorted cleanse and beau y IT,
To clean kid gloves, how much soied Whist
color they dip pi Of white flannel in the prepara-
ton and with it wipe of the dirt from the glove an in
moment Il is pure and beautiful when and as not
the slightest ordor proceeds from it. the glove can be i'm
mediasely Full directions accompany each bottle
II is also the finest article in the world for cleaning Kid
ippers &c, and used for the toilet viii gresu bea IL
fy the complexion remove tsn and pimples OF al nds
The ladies Of Louis Napoeons Court it, exclusive OF
other for this purpose Beware Of Counterets The
weknown of Solomon Content, manufacturer, s
all the labels Of the genuine artce all others spur
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Perfumery
and Fancy Goods Nashville and throughout the United
States and Canadas and Wholesale by the Prcpretors,
CLARK & CO..
335 Broadway, New York.
IP liberal discount to the trade.
SDr3-1mv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

FOR RENT,

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, in
"A south hhshville including OF CiaILoFhs's. -
Apply to lt,blll A. v. :. LINDsLkY. IL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

lot In soufh Nashville on @, ege street, beyond the
II Md csl Coll Ee. ont'ns g., Isri, tstg tas Lo
which hsvs Carpenter sboP krusIly st,ou. Fur sale
cheap. A ply 10 A. +. LiNl leLkY,
marcl 20 s. COLege stIeet.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

steam Boats

00 BBLs Louisville Cement, for sale TO the trade at
L UU cost and carriage, by ID. W. RUSSELL, Agent.
Al WEAKIrY's corner Broad and Front .is. ldself
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

L oTs 97f and 9T5 in kvinsb Addition. on Evirsb -
IL Asen1es on vkich Aie tVO IN al fIahs essn I'LL
iebls A. v s. LINLsLkY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
CRAKcERY SALE.

InoR and on aeeo1nt Of the cIeTk and Master IN hs
i case Of Henry CrsichsF adH insrator. Ae. T. h.
Cracher Il ais, IN the Jhsnc Curt Nashville, b.
Vistne % a De said csnse. vii. on TaUAeDAfs
the tn Of Msy neat tho preises, sell pabc tAe
torgyave scres cf LAND in D4sidson ecuut 1enneesse
on the VII ts's cr-s Turnpike and CsmDeri~a RIVER
adonIDg The la ds Of Dr. shsby. This taet ALI Be sub
divided IN smaller tsc ts We ere, more
paftieu defP i'm % uh4eh Uth spe In hand
before the of fal-.
TEsms cress Of tEo aud shree years. Tor notes
Satisfactorily bea4ng interest and lien retained
falr a. II o'clock, A 81.
K r. eLAsoocK. Aastioeeer aprl
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

CNIGARs AND TOBACC0-we have in store, and vii
" Keep constantly on hand the very finest brand OF HG
vana CiRArs with anchorne Armstead's best Tobacco
and other brands. LONGHURsT 4 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

HEw AND IMPoRTANr
Discovery in the Science Of Medicine.
ENGRAyINGs- or TBE sRALs on THE PATENT OP-
yicE OF eRgAr BRITAIN. EcoIE ae PHARMAcIE
PHARMAei de PARIS, AND iMPEsiAL coLLEoE 3
or MEDICINE, vIENNA. AFFIXED upon each wrap
per, and around each csee 81
TriesemaF No. 4, 2, and ..
Thus protecting the public ngain lar oss,whch
able the severest penalties courts ofiav ean award
TNR A. BARROW. Memhsr of the ruperial coller. Of
~ venna ans Royal College o. sargeo-s, London. may
(ies 40 ks vest Of Broadway New Yort. fro n IN the
nornlns tia and from tin ia the evening, (Snndays
exeepted,) unless BY special sppointnent.
-RIEsgMAR No. 1, O. the Remeay for RELATION,
sPERMAToRRHHA. and Al the distressing Consequences
arising from early abuse niserninate excess long
resdenoe IN hot cmstc Il has lnTgorAied aad restored
a psrf q health thousands q the Inflated uhe
n ihe enioyasat Of ali the fune ions q Assheed aud
whssssr nay es ne cAsssa- ssssy ~ AZ
eerhai Uscevrryt
rRFEsEMAR, No II; eowpessly ans entirely sradis.sss
an traces q 9ooersha, beth % ~ mid and aggrasaisd
tenson q hs Une Rans q shs Laias and kidpeys and
those disorders where copaiva and cehs have lolong
TMeEMAR. No IfI--Is he great ceaslnsnsal Rsnssy
ia syphilis rpd secsniay Ampions y also eorsttnes
fhs vitai sfrss . as altogether 70 saasis hs Ebns o.
dassss ana u nfreF ts.ns Remedy r that s,ae % as
h ssresrs q sss sssIibs esslssssisn q ~
ssnstitaon and vAieA al ne sArsaparna IA ne vafd
sannak rrrncre.
rsn4s devoid 81 tasfa ersmsh end b carried n h9
peeket eoidia tn case, aad aiFdeainle seet
AZ onrs admiufffsre4 ~ tnlpeeR. Ia IN fegE 81
ssSd kc kc- fFles 88 each. AsF ~ 90
ehh o. and Ia fag saass whsrshy tAsfs & saving
special arranFszsnis h.ssng bssn sss VIA ths ser
Nnnfsrsss the nine toar u 4od ~ iefs
er 80 - are lraarted ~ Dr. hsrso1s eafIie&e paid s
znrnl1 oseas edare9ea acr1tng ~ lastfaeliens
n ~ srf shns sesaFlns TEE pahr seeaIDs kHEepskn
us.ssrnl)ons nn8 r4eznalg rF4eetsrE ilrE R4o apaf
srs psrneaas ls spDR Ibs shrse eelsr eases ssnt
arasf kst nol ff~e e easttakas
- - had aalelfen ~ naFfaN nt eeenttfy laallEat
lo4L kksEA aof4tke & asscrItsr il nnd islid
snesr rs rsase apA tG1e q - enasns seere enaeF
sirt wlth nstFatioas f oe eeptf EehtRent s4a enfe
Rsats - esntA. seat IFeg 70 ans 4asf&ss
Aasresa l3s nA4koN. ltE kF.nes street.. feE bles4r
eest ~ nfnadaef3 eF@ teft Fetn-ifslt
llkemN -rAs sns...ss.sI y yss.ss e.sss:. 'sssss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
FOn sALl.

FINHE handsome Resideues of grs- G. q Bell, -
Il fronting on Capltol sxuars and on samIer ~
Street IA offered for sale on Reasonable tsrms- Az -
ply 70 A.. va LISDcLEi,
febzT 50 C6Hege street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
THOSE AWFUL AND TERRIFIC

IuSS6 nEsh OI SltNO lktuut "
ACCIDENTS.
daily happening from the careless hand Of CNPESE and
LURAIs6 FUN, can far erer bes stopped by the Il
PRATT S PATENT SAFETY LAMP AND FEEDER.
by h ing It while e ted
from oyerfowing, hel GIFTED.
.........-................. from GBg kH0eR cause
......-............. ..when filing II the nud take
hre
he vic. f too smaD drop
ping inside while lighted.
T1fs LaDln e tie cheapest Beet dHd Safest
eUer ofered 10 the Ptiiic
With this LAMP and fEKDgR In conjunction, the
egpiosire oo1pOuHds may be essy ed with
greater danger than PsKM or LskD-OIL
Retail prices for Lanps. s., 62S, md IS nts.
hholess Al d retail by ,. BERRIAN, No COL Broad
scdy ReU York, mar2T -Smdv.
'ENO FAWIItt S,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
OF preventing conception viii sent % receipt
Of letter stamp "box S4 New YOrk Post Ofee Dr.
LAR ONT So Mercer street., opposite st Nicholas Hotel
New York MAJ 81 6mdv
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
FOR SALE.

VALUABLE Lo1 IN ssulh Nashville, corner q So =
II msr sno Oak streets, nonnnF l2O ieet kumms r
street md lao on Oak stfees. Win be sold bafgaIn.
The Gas is Low bsns esrIIsa ~ iToIt a ID LoL
AoPiyt A. " \ LiNbsLkY,
maIchz0 ehB 50 SOiicye street
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
cHANcERY SALES.
CmANC1MA SALE.

CHaANCERA SALE.
IrOR and on account Of James P. MauFy, coumishon.
II er in the OF N. r. Perkins sud Alrths be ufes
William +. Reid and Sally Q. his vile. Abram p Marry,
septmA MAury and Ferdinand q. Mary heirs ~ las ol
nary d. r. Maury deg ssd By virtue of decree 81 the
Chzncery Court Al NRhviue, Ia said cause, uhi sell
pub ic sale, the premse, WtDN scDAf, the 18th
day OF Ap, about 30 Lots In Nashville, 10 irOnt Of the
ater Works more particular desc ptOn OF uhch viii
appear In hand-hiIls be beiore day Of sale.
TEsNs credf OF one, sni three SeArs for notes
satisfactorily Ee ng nteret and en reta ned
A. V. ). NDeLEY. s. College street
r. GLAscocK Asc.0Reer marcns4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

flN9MN l-FAa an11Fs4asl D FsIIas hl911.l lIaIs1i
l4Ss Ns.t osb<es -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
Painting Establishment.

i 6d1ubIIlg GSCdU1lb11tktOuI
DUMDes. HsssehoiderE, Ac requestsd 70 tase no
ID tce hat TIE anderssne hssinT made ne nVcesAfy
aranreineu1s aud sscared TIE serFlce 81 csnPetcni
work rcns fe noa prepared 20 take
LAgGE CONTRACTS
In he line Of bis vocation ari1a, krAnchss
In he aepsF % n sCSk Pals fiS,. b sahsebrg
a. pre- sared 70 s hs frttest pfsmptnras, AZ
ccufrarfs h,geter i4rse which hc tndcrrd h otyN
spA upon terus ~hish fail give sstfseiln.
He h also prepared % eKecnte all naunsr u ti0N Afp
oRhAmENrAL rAfNfiae, ukAlNtNG And dAahLiN3,
HAVING IN tha department hf TIE NEST
expert ! I'd xper.tnced erslsts.
The sub crbsr request persons hAying ecfk 10 1s
k z. fLEMlN0,
No ea Unoa st- bstsesn chsHy aad snamsr.
rnarrh1T-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
CHANCERY sALr.

ToR and on aceouns o he Clerk sad Msser In re
Of uareas roney By &c, ex larts, u ChAnesTx
Court hAsaSie, b. viruc Of deere N said eauee,
uil on THURSDAY, the IN Of Nay neat, o. The pTemr
SEA eel st pabisc sale of LAND situated IN og
er Edxened Davidson couniy Tennessee the Whites
Creek Turnpike Il ui te laid % into iois, pisn of
Vii b al Be Iushshed before the dsy ofsaie-
TEEss.- Tsenfy per crnt CAsh; palsrce IN eae. two
and three years netss satS4ctory secured bearing
Interest aud hen re tanned.
r. Z. eLascooE. AsrtisnssE. APPS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

VALUABLE Farm coetaIting ninety.ssvsnq7&
n acres, sIth l6 Of NoodiALd dstsched-in ~
AL f23 Acresc hhteb Cleet, I'VE mia north oi--A-
Nashville, between The faFnstf Wa b. kving
A. L. r Green. Land sxcslsnl. Nei inlr we'd and Eei
Satered- IL offered Icr r-ssonsbis terms.
Apply 70 A. v. 5 LiNDSLEY,
mATch3 80 CoEege street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

IN west Nashville, Lot Ne. ies, fronting 70 iset a
Il Demunb brsne street, ana rGBnILg TAX l55 tet -
70 an Ai<y-a hanasone lot. APply 20
Ieb1s A. V. s. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

WILL Agent for such Boats favor me with
therbusiness. Office at r. L. WeAkleys Corner Broad
and Front streets. d. W. RUSSELL,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
NEW YORK
Gold Medal Pianos /!

ONN@ @A~CNASSA - SS~~@~N
STEiNWAY SONS, Manufacturers,
OI wALEER STREET, NEW YORK. -
Oh Received the following FIEsr PEIzG "a
MEpALs in Composition with The best N akers7 H n
Of Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Bsl-'
tmcre:
TwO FIRST PRIZE MEDALS at the Metropolitan Fair,
Washington, March. 1858.
q A GOLD MEDAL at the Crystal Palace. New York No
vember 1875 (being ths only gold media given for Pianos
within the last six years.
GOLD MEDAL al The Maryland Institute, BALTIMORE,
1855
THE FIRST PRIZE MEDAL at the Fair, Crystal Palace,
New Yor }, November 1856. Among the judges The
hTst Musical TEeat OF the Country, such VI. Mason
GOtttchals, Wollenhaupt and many others 81. Pr
(sith snd without the Iron Frzme warranted
for three years. and written guarantee given Pianos
pae ed and slapped without charge. Prices moderate
deeie-ly-v
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

Prom vISCHER OWEN CO., Gent Advertising Hous
APPLEToE BuILDBe. $40 Broadway, New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

Fnn sAss.-sloCsToAs ADD1Fask.
Conk nssuflEuL LOTS. "a Bas.ellsirsss. - shsssA
- cssesE q Ca STRESS = ~ At1a1s. kfp,g - -
esu AZ. 3 LkneLEl.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

/ OF No. lei In khslby's Adaitiop, On woodsRees
IL slrett, one OF The LsEdasEsSi IN ;Ls NLSss A. -
-i;.Sai sssis 'S'' AVS lIsnsLGY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

A rrAunFrE BnfLDFha EoT. ea lAs es,--p.x
n M1ta t4faElke. 41I1t.I1F ths aaaII1ae fts ~
dsacr q ~ nts lsso1. ket = 4aalr1d s1ls.A-
hsaG heetfs4 ao1 isfI ~ eesl <sla nirrts -
zsli As.a 1sspzlEE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
Run NaIr.
F0R sALE.

TWO Or three oonssnsns DWELLINGS, ssar
L ne Pubic square. App5 . "a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23

A VALUABLE buILDRG L0T en- Cherry 81, N
n On nssus nsar ths b~ttlEs SheIeh. frolts VI -
feet and 100 desp, Slh key ~ ne Iear Il ebETs
very io~ ApsSto kbis A. '. {. LIND.LEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-23
soUrn NAsnvILLE-Fon sALI

MAUnH A CLAanoRNE's ADDITION
A NrNBxR OF LOIS. h thss Additen, Ter salszz.s
n on met rssaonstae ttrms. AfBly % ~
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07
Yeast.

"A Country Cook writing upon the
bread question: says she cannot always
make good bread because she cannot al
ways get good yeast where she lives
in the Interior of Indiana, and asks the
Tribune to aid her. She says:
With many thanks for the information
already received through the cQl2mns of
the Tribune, l respectfully ask for this
much more a Country Cook
Madam, you shall have there it is
Take 3 ounces of good fresh hops, 3 l-2
pounds of rye -four, 4 pounds Of Indian
corn meal and / gallon of water. Rub
the hops so as to separate them. Put them
into boiling water and boil half an hour.
Strain the liquor through a fine seive into
an earIhen vessel. While hot, put in the
rye flour, stirring the liquor well and
quickly as it goes in. Next day, put in
the Indian meal, stirring it well, and the
mess will be stiff dough.-Knead it well
as you would pie crust roll it out to the
thickness of about one-third of an inch,
and cut it up into cakes with a tumhler or
something else, and lay the cakes on a
clean board or a TN, and put them to dry
in the sun. Turn them every day, let
them receive no wet, aud they will become
as hard as ship biscuit. Store them in a
bag or box, perfectly free from damp
When you bake, take two cakes and crack
and put them into hot water over night, in
a vessel near the fireplace where they
will dissolve by morning, and then you
use them in setting your sponge Gas it is
called), as you would use the yeast of
beer; and these yeast cakes may be kept
just as long as you desire.-[N. Y. Tri-
bune.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07
IRVlNc's LIFE WASHINGTON.

Great Inducements for Gibbs.

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the complete Life of Washington before the
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07
BALLOU'S PICTORIAE
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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-05-07
bread Making.

The old mode of making bread is by
the use of yeast, The new mode Is by
the use Of salcratus, soda and alum. The
latter is coming rapidly into use aud is
almost displacing, in many families, the
old.fashioned process. The advocates of
the new mode maintain that it saves
time that il corrects the ncidity Of flour,
and that it is Just rs healthy as the other
mode. The advocates of the old mode
affirm that the use Of saleratus corrodes
the coats of the stomach and intestines,
induces disease, and shortens life. DR..
Alcott states that, of 10000 children who
die each year, under ten years of age in
tho United States, 100000 perish from
the use of salcralus in their food. Now
which of these two modes is rightl For
ourselves, we are willing to own that we
prefer the old mode. Our reasons, in
part, are the following:
!. The old mode is safe. Good bread,
raised with good yeast, and well baked, IS
perfectly good, and perfectly safe while
it is not quite certain that the use of the
powerful alkali found in saleratus, is safe.
9. 1t is quite easy to use the alkoli to
excess. We have eaten bread and cakes
which smclt and tasted so strongly of ley,
as to be positively offensive. We have
had our mouth excoriated with the unpul-
verified humps of alkali found in bread.
Now all this must be greatly injurious to
health.
g.. The use of saleratus DISCUSSES bad
-four. Many a barrel of flour sour, or
otherwise unfit for use, is got rid of by
the help of saleratus. Thus the evil is
doubled; the bad flour is made into worse
bread, and the compound abomination is
called food, and paid for at the rate of
fifty cents n meal at our best hotels.
Such are some of our reasons for pre-
fering the old mode of making bread with
yeast. If we are wrong, our columns are
open to any one who will prove that we
are in error.-[Ohio Farmer.