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Secretary Of .>sdte-LEvis C..s of Michigan.
s>crefdry Or h7 Irsusury-IiowELL COBB, Of Georgia.
secTetfryty BdS'-JcHS L. FLoyD, Of Virginia
iScretdry of Ne Nnrs-IsAAC TcUcY. OF Connecticut
srcreTycfbe Lttorior-JaCoB THosP.os of mississippi.
attorney GsIe1uE-SASUEL VI. BLACK, of Pennsylvania.
fesr Adseor Cefs5dt-ANEoS V. Baows OF Tennessee.
On our first page, by the side of the Pre-
sidents Inaugural address. We have cop ed
from the New York Herald, a brief sketch
Of such of the members OF this cabinet as
are not SO generally known in the north
1t will be seen that as violent Republican
paper as the Herald. comedies their ability
and eminent fitness for the high positi ne to
which they haYe been called.
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Charles Sumner, of Mass, Mft New York
last Saturday for Europe, where he proposes
to pass the summer in travel
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PATENT MEDICINES,
g.. a. GREGGS

- -
l. EEPS constantly on ha
N Store, -iIur-; al of IL
worth, amongst which are I
toIgt Hs-Hes'E 2.
Ayers Cherry Pert9rll,
N.,;ars haL. % VIA Cherry,
Jay.-'s ENp,etoraa:,
Lnc.rn'- Indian "
-.as.-r's Cherry
L. z rs L.y-rwort and Tar,
Bgstau's Hungarian BAL,
iii!s Bzisaln cf Honey,
Sellers LISP. Cough Syrup,
Fvord'- Syrup Of iorehound,
BabcocL'- Ancdyne ZAP,
feuuirrnr'. Cough Mixture,
iiail's Balsam for the Lgnys.
organs Pulmcn!c Waters,
S:-r.u's Scotch cough candy,
hellrr's Cough Syrup.
E-sltlu', Cod Liver oil.
feCsr and -iyEe.
Oscooi's India ChclacOgUe,
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
Seas NeE. Electric Fluid,
Louicn's Fever q Ague Pills,
JsyG=s
b,-a'eT's Z"
>ha.iCubcr-er's
Bras.s Tonic
Rhodes Fever L Ague Cure,
kr..eler's Ague Specific,
Chri>iie's Arue Balsarn,
BlbcocA's Extract OF BARI.
PiHy.
Hraudretl's Pills,
Wrighr> Indian Veg. Pills,
Smiths SGSar-Coated "
Radway's Regulator
Jayne's Stnatiye
NcLeau's Liver
BracgS Anti-Biliou. "
Mofit's Lie /
Lees
Ayers Cathartic d"
HoCper's Female
Beunet's Plant & Root 4"
Soule's Sovereign Balm I" 7
Sir !. Ciarke's Female I"
EllmNre's I"
UubcusaCks q" Z
Pninney's Fatally 4"
Smiths Improved Veg. &" I
Norse's Indian Root d"
Grgfienberg's Veg. 4" !
WistaT's " "
keeler's Liver ( San. "
Frosi's London
Dyspepsid and Lirsr Com /
piaiH.s.
Green's ONyrenated Bitters,
Iough,on's PepS.n, !
llooiiand's German Bitters.
Moihr's Phoenix
VOLTS Scheidam schnrpns,
Granenberg's Bitters,
EasistterS
Plautau's "
.SUndrieS.
Pettit's Eye Salye,
Thompson's Eye Water,
All Of the above, and man >
can be bought Of me, just rs |
hands.
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The Dallas Treaty, which in its original
form was rejected by the Z. s. Senate, was
on Thursday adopted by that body in an
amended form
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"Thc House and Lot TO be Paid f0r.~
80 Donation to the Fircman's Beaevole Mt
Association

1t appears the martyr to the sacred
right of suffrage" Seiifart, owed a small bali,
anca On his house and lot, which Wentworth
in his magnanimity assumes TO pay; and to
the Tireman's Benevolent Association, be
makes, in most excrutiaiingly characters
tic letter, the offer of onc-third CT bis sala-
~ as mayor. Well, this is right enough,
and amazingly liberal, but why make such
DINING noise and fuss to trumpet it abroad:
Wnen chou doest thine aims, do not sound
trumpet before thee" ..... "let not thy
/ left hand know what thy right hand doeth,"
&c. Mayor ". probably forget MS Sabbath
school lesson.
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ard, ~ his Drug srd Book
be- Patent Medicines of any
the following
G1ySyt'> TX. Yellow Dock
ana Sarsapsr LA.
Fownseud's ssrsaparilla.
Balls
sands
Carter'- Spanish Mixture,
Railway Ready E.solyent,
Relief,
" Ret oyator
Jaynes Alternative and 9TH
. er medicines,
lOudon's Alternative and 9th.
>. rr medicines,
, Weavrr's salt Rheum Syrup,
tpman', Pile Eiectuary,
, Hay ; d" Imminent,
Lrudon's "
Ministers a ll-healing ONT
u.rut,
, JGIhir'S Ointment,
S.oans Herse and Family
Ointment,
, Grid.r,'s letter Ointment,
Trash's Magnetic
Green's Mountain
Dally's Pain Extractor,
Pages Climax Salvc,
Golden Ointment,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
farrell's Arabian
Nerve and B.ne ("
iLoudoas Cherokee
|JsyueS "
Petroleum, err Rock oil,
Merchants Gargiing"
MrLeans Vol. oil L.niment.
Fioyd's American
FennimOre's ~
Bakers Pain Panacea,
GTegOry's Instant Relief,
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Compound syrup % stilingia.
Marshall's Uterine CathoIi-
con,
Bach. American compound.
keeler's "
lielTIbold's Extract OF Bechu
Pulyermaehrr's Vol. Chains.
Arnica Plasiers.
Alcock's Porous pias;ers,
Poor Mans Plaster.
NorehcRd's Mag. Plaster,
Woods Hair Restorative,
Phaion's Hair Dye,
Baicheller's
Lcudon's "
lJayne's
llurd's Hair Restorer,
Golden Gloss,
Loudon's Hair Tonic,
Jaype's
Walpene-a superior article
for restoring the hair,
Billiards. Hair Dye,
All the various Preparations
for Diarrhna, Cholera In
faHtam, &c.
v other Patent Medicines,
pure and cheap rs from first
T.. Y. GRiGGS,
,,fffiuysy.'s Lla,I.
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Great BARGAINS !

gsE subscribers having large stock Of goods bought
x lat OF importers and commission by the
Nor q the frr he being old JObbng Merchant OF
S- YORK Under the most favorable circgms ances and
goods have advanced yely materially, our stock 10
LUlL cheaper ti.-u can Tow lie bought.
Il j our intention 10 DO cash and barter business
sell goods fr ready and low BE- bought o.
the sam. quality la Chicago, elsewhere.
We shall 10 very short time add Oh prese MT large
stock such articles VIII uaSe complete. and
from time 70 time monthly and weekly, If necessary,
shall have Goods coiEg o. by Railroad. and in tins way
make i Al iBdrceu-ut fr ali who wish good add che ap
Goods, u call before buying and Examine goods and
prices.
\ oar senior partner j. daily in tie City OF New York
and ready 20 III an orders, IL any friends want
article ta- haE. not H store viii write him
to forward tire same, 10y Express, or otherwise.
OR n-k "ia De general. aiming keep such goods
- ih- community 10 which require.
Mere art- bay ~ ra- Ia, ssglr. Molassss. and
Dry Goods 'E '- package. f1r cash, a very small
advance above i.rs, cost and charges.
" have ras. go star. very superior OGoudag "a
County. '. /. Safe, CHEESE.
Ottawa March :, 1,57. JOHN LOCKWOOD D & CO.
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wanted.
- TX good apprentice girls. for MihneIy anu p.ess
= Maxim, joor west OF J. Dickey's Jeweiry store
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HAVE two fine young Mares, and one lisrse for sac,
three years Old this spring, one Of the mares with
foa Also, work horses, seven and eight years old
Also, three four fIesh milk cows, mostly young.
mari JOHN ilSE, g. miles east Of Ottawa.
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CopartneTShiD.

HAVE this day taken into CO partnership Joseph
E5erEaTd and John r. Cameron. aud shall transact
business my old stand, Eeddicas Block, ia the
d John L1ckMnol & %. -mar D JOIN LOCKWOOD.
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1Ey have just received supply Of Greene Co.'S
AsH IMPROVED COPYING PRESS, which for ciedp
nsss and erectfion uuriyaied. Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
marll EAIHbtN q ONlON.
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The following is President Buchanan's
Cabinet, as sent to the Senate and confirm
cd OF Friday of last week:
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JOHN W ESTWoKrH, the newly e!ecteu may :
or Of Chicago, was duly inausurated on
Monday evening, and or "Wednesday morn
ing his inaugural address filed all the Chi
caso papers "to the exclusion of much in
tcresting matter" 1t is about the length Of
President Pierce's last message, and as pure
~ Wenworthian in style as the biography
Of the " Hon. John Wentworth, Of Illinois, 4"
that appeared Several years ago in the Dem
ocrstic Review. We should have iecogniz-
ed the author had it first appeared anony-
inousiy in Timbuctoo paper. Buried here
and there, in the confused mass Of this out
rageous bombas. and fustian, however,
there arc some good things, as witness the
following seasonable advice to the 993 ap-
plicants to the new mayor fer official ar
pointments:
"No man is qualified 10 attend to the bus
ines Of the city who could not earn the
amount Of his salary in some of the other
avocations Of life; and. as spring is about
opening, l recommend the great mass OF
applicants for Office under the city govern
ment to be looking out situations in the va
IiOus private enterprises now seeking en-
ployees, as not only best for themselves,
but also the best recommendation OF their
fitness for employment in public capacity"
BY the side Of this inaugural, in the Chi
cago Democrat, appear two other docu-
ments over the signature Of John Went
worth" which are quite as thoroughly char
acteristic of the author. They are headed
in staring black types,
..Thc House and Lot TO be Paid for..'
80 Donation to the Fircman's BeaevoIe N,
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We publish President Buchanan's lnuau-
gural Address in full on our outside Term
this week, and have no doubt it VIII DC ca
eeriy and at:entively read. 1t will be seen
that he gives good assurance that his admi-
nistration will be firmly grounded on demo-
cratic principles. There is no mincing or
dodging Of questions about it, or language
capable Of different constructions. In refc.
renee to the Kansas act, Mr.. Il. gives .it.po
halfway approval, but he calls it Il
conception that Judge Douglas ass6t66d
tine initiative in establishing such a princi-
pie, by the introduction of that measure
which will hand his name down to future
generations; and he declares that it was -
happy conception" for Congress to accept
this measure, and apply the simple ruie Of
seIEgovernment to the whole people. This
! is not tina. niggardly approval Of the princi-
. PIE which in some quarters it was supposed
! he would give it, by at most merely accept
! ing without approving.
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stock for Sale.

All Of the above, and many other Patent Medicines
be bought Of me, just pure and cheap from first
hands. f. Y. GRiGGS,
mari SIGN critic L0of Samaritan Hdttingers Block.
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DI.rs,

SoIire.
NY interest in, and connection with the store FOR
~ wears conducted rs me. 'or ny father John
L,rLvool. Of New York, terminated Saturday last,
-. z--a.
So wild continue business II the e|d stand, where a.,
the aa-u.. books. and accounts res early settle
--..t %. EliH!. W.. be- E-s-I
sincerely .la.k ny s.ry many friends. who FOR %
nv >. l4f- favored me with their friendship, and
.i. ara j. 1ui shall .uGs-t0r, ~ whatever bus!-
I.-. mas ,uEsgr 20 merit aEa receive even more.
-s.-- AEfHUR LOCKWOOD
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= IL persons indebted requested to call i'm
ia-,arsy and settle their accounts either 10y cash
notes and tie expense u collecting by law,
= is Indispensable 20 close up al. Oh accounts.
man JOHN LOCKWOOD.
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Late Firm of nnsnus & lhon,pssA.

SPECIAL NOTICE.!
IL persons indebted to the late firm Of Nfagnus
~ Thompson, for goods, &C. purchased mt the store 10
South Ottawa requested call i,ne diatey and set
tie their accounts, either by cash note the
books. mari ii. THOMPSON
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Lotic, and ,1cnoo,. r, =,

Ao1itE Is herSby gwen to tile subsc ibers the
piial stock of the Joliet and Terre lIaute Railroad
company that instruments Of five per have been
caed anu assessed and requested to be paid at the
Office oil the Company, in Joliet, as follows to wit:
5per cent. the first day of April, 1851.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-11

re The warmth of the soil under a
clear sun is surprisingly above that oil
the air, the difference being even in tenn
perate climates rs high as sixty.fy de.
grees. Thus Schubler finds in July, when
the air is 81 degrees, the soil will be LAG
degrees. and during one of his obserya>
tons in Germany, the air stood 70 de.
grees, and the soil 1853 degrees, differ.
ence of rs degrees. With surfaces the
same color of the materials composing
the soil make little difference in its capa.
city to become heated, provided they are
in similar states as to dryness. Sand,
clay, loan, garden mould, &C., show We.
ry little difference with the thermometer
Color, however, has a powerful effect
Although exposed TO the sun for hours,
differently colored eaTths never attain Ia
the same temperature. the lighter colored
always remaining considerably cooler.
The conclusion seems inevitable, that in
some countries the surface soil must oc.
casionally approach 200 degrees, Fab.
renheit. Under such degree of heat.
the decomposition of the organic matter o,
the soil must go on rapidly, with. the
evolution of much ammonia and carbonic
acid, agents which play an important part
in the modification Of The mineral matter
of the sol. as we'll as, stimulative yegeta-
ton. .......lr
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The Secret Infirmities of t,,
YOUTH AND MATURITY
T.,.1a E1,,bE:.LJ %...:. III. or AZ ry,1 - -

A FEW WORDS on tho rational treatment,
"A without medicine, of Spermator rhoa or Lo-
cnl Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
tenn, Impotoney, and Impedimcnts to Marriage MAJ
generally, by B. De Laney, NJ. D. The inpor-
tant fact that the many alarming complaints,
originating in the imprudence and solitude Of
youth, may DO easily removed without medicine.
is in this small tract clearly domonstrated; and
tho entirely new and highly successful treatment
us adopted by the author! fully explained, by
self perfectly and ut the least possible cost,
ther6y avoiding all tho advertised nostruns of
tho day
Sent to any address, gratis and post FREQ in
to Dr.: Delaney, II LispenaTd Street New York.
oc2 1y -
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BayIy Kcys & Son.

"HOLEsALE GROCERS. & COMMISSION
Baltimore, Md, will give their attention to the
selling. of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather. or anS
kind Of country produce which my BIO consigned
to their care, and by leave refer to the follow
y. Harrison, Bouj. Wilson, Chas. Lewis
j. D. Wilson, Burton Despard, Clarksburp.
). NJ. Bennett, Jas. Bennett, Minter Bailey
Caleb Boggess, VIM. E. arnold, RI. McCuH-
J y. Winter, VIM. c. Fitzbueh, e.. ". San
dusty, Messrs. W. johnson tsCo. Elias Lawson
y NJ. II; johnson, L. D. johnson, G. H, A,
Runst, ): Z. Shapes, Abraham Smith, John
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Citv q. dvertigeraents.

NAM KNABE, 4ssnier. partner I'M the late
Wv firm of KNABE, GAEHLE 81 Co., (Which
was dissolvedby the death of Mr. Henry Gaehle,l
continues the manufacture and sale of Grand and
Square Rtdnos under the mama OF 3 ,l.s Il SOCKS
- .s.slg VIM. ,KNABE & Co.. ,,f.s3a III fl
At the old stand Nps. !, 9, Sand Z. North En taw
ST., opposite the Eutaws House, andN at the; new
salesiro M .20Sa Market az, Balttmors1 Ia
The Subscriber most respectfully begs leave to
present the ladies and gentlemen Of the South
his sincere ackno wiedgmsnts for the very liberal
patronage they have so niformly extended TO his
establishment; and desires at the same time to as
sure them, that, stmulatsf by their constantly
increasing custom during past years, he has SPAR
ed neither trouble nor expense to perfect as far
as possible the Piano Forte, so az TO ensure q
contin uance Of the custom Of persons of cnltiYa-
ton and refinement. 81 ls4f ~ SO
In addition to the, commentator of the most
eminent Pianist of the co untrY,s he would add
that at every ss Fair at which his Pianos wore
on exhibition, they. have uniformly been awarded
the highest honors Of the Institutes a92 ito
Being extensively engaged in the mapufacture
| Of Pianos, and employing over one hundred OF
the most experienced 'worknen, I am prepared
to sell either wholesale Or retail, en- the most ac-
commodating terms; Wholesale dealers will,
therefore, find it 70 their advantage TO gYe me q
call before purchasing elsewhere. nt l3..lt,E.. :.
All instruments built at my factory have full
IRON frames, and, are SO constructed as TO secure
great additional strength without affecting the
tone; and they will, therefore, stand III any cli-
mate. g.~.H- ..,. Pr .-,.--i -it.EH Y
| Every piano forte ofmy manufacture is guar
anteed for FIVE years, and when intended TO fill
distant orders, the greatest possible care is taken
to ensure the selection of an instrument calcula-
| ted, in tone, touch, power and mechauchal hn-
ish, to please the most fastidious in addition to
| which privilege of exchange is granted at any
time within six months, should the INSTRUMENT
not give entire satisfaction. WIN. KNABE.
September 25, 1S57'-ly
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FaIl and winter Goods.

GHARLEs LEWIS has Just returned from
~ The East with a large lot of goods which
ne vii! sell very low for cash or country pro-
His stock Of goods for goutIemen's wea:, /,
varied and extensive, consisting Of black and
fancy colored cloths, casstmeres and yostings-
a good assortment Of ieady-Made Clo'
thing, and every other article Of gentlsmsa''
wear. .DehoF T*G ~iHo9 81 / II
Ladies' dress goods in. every vuriety cOnsi''
ting Of Silks. Merinos, Alapacas, MouSliDS, &c.
A large and well selected lot OF good HOstsEy,i
Gloves, &c, including Mems Buck, SILK, b.
YER YER Kid and WooIen Gloves. Ladies' Nd'
Woollen and Buckskin Gloves. Ladies' Back
and Kid GauntIets, &C., ,fl1tsss-
Family Groceries, Of the best quality.
Hardware, Queensware, dc. :,
Every variety Of Boots aud Shoes, which will
DO sold as low as can be sold 10 the country.
SILK, Straw and other Bonnets, Of tho latest
style. Give him call before purchasing sl.s'
where. noI4I
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Portable Flour Minis.

THE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable
i Flour Mills, of q quality superior for sim.
RIleity and durability to any other now in use
power, and will provo an acquisition to iron
masters, stock feeders and lumber mon. There
are hundreds of persons throughout the coun
whose power is only employed portion Of the
time on other business, who by introducing ono
or ore of these mills into their cstablshmon U
may greatly benefit themselves, and at the Same
mills {29 inches in diameter) grinding over Il
bushels of feed per hour, can be seen daily in on
Grafton s at the Oil and Feed Mill of Lcssrs suy-
gam gam q Co, on Rebecca street, Allegheny
steam eng1nes, boilers and mill furnishing on
hand hand and made to order. Orders and enquiries
attended to with dispatch. -NN'
w. w. WALLACE,
319 Liberty st., Pittsburgh Pa.
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NOrfsluesfern Hotel.

FEtftE undersigned would respectfully announce
! to the public, that he has leased the. house
known as tho &c Northwestern H9tbls fsithated In
Chrksbura, Va. The house ana furhitiifesiare
now under9 oipg q general course frepairs, which
whom COMPLETED, will render this one Qf, the most
pleasant uses in the nptry.a Dhe T4o Ire
large airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
Of the house is H9y 9POp aRd public patronag
to render; hose who may encourage this, house
eomfoFtable, c6ntented ana happYIg 6 ilEE
ES SAMUEL WALKER,
Glarksburg, June Let, 1854. y Proprietor.
: P. S.-A limited, number of boarders can
ccoumo ated with rooms. JET 1y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-12-11

.-R Ploughing by locomotive engine.
more cheaply and rapidly than by horses,
ought, in the opinion Of English Judges,
to be considered as proven. Eight steam
ploughs, or cultiyators, entered at the
late exhibition OF the Royal Agricultural
Society at Salisbury. One OF them was
Boysell's traction engine. or steam-borse,
which consists ola portable engine, with
tubular ten-horse boiler, two seven-inch
cylinders, each Of one foot stroke, revers-
ing motion, four feet fy-wheel, water
tanks, steerage and gear work for driy>
ing, with two speeds, one Of the hind
curving wheels weighing, with water,
about ten tons. and being nearly thirty
feet long from end to end. The bind
wheels ate,of six feet diameter the fore
wheels smaller all fitted with endless
raiis-and the steerage is effected by al.
tering the lock of the front wheels with
short coach hole, worked by chains and
awheel. like the rudder Of ship. There
is also q screw for further adjusting the
level Of the boiler for different gradients
The rails are not only laid down before
each wheel and taken up behind it, but
being loose and disconnected with each
other, allow the wheel to alter its direc.
ton with facility and being joined so al
to admit of angular motion, side ways
can accommodate themselves to traverse
as well as longitudinal inclination o
ground. &
This engine assembled an incline of one
foot in seven, drawing up water tanl
weighing several tons. II pulled three
two-furro" ploughs at che pace of two
miles an hour, working six inches deep il
difficult stony ground it dragged with
still greater ease cultivator eight fee
six inches wide, with eleven lines, making
deep and effective work. and passed oveI
soft stirred land, scarcely sinking it at all
and not unduly pressing it.
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ECONOMY IN BREAD.-TWenty, six lbs.
and thirteen ounces Of good bread have
been made from fourteen pounds of -four
and one and half pounds OF Rice. by the
following method 4: Tie, up the rice in, a
thick linen bag allowing it ample room
to swell, boil for three or four hours. until
it becomes a smoothe paste, mix this while
warm with the flour. adding the usual
quantity of yeast and salt, allow. the
dough to rise near the FIRE and mix into
loaves, 1t is affirmed on high authority,
that flour thus treated, will yield fifty
per cent. mote than by the ordinary
mettoI- .ss9fiies90qe 81
.utGa Epgraxei on, your mind this sacred
rule: 80 PoJunto .otherssDas you,r wish.
they should do usito you" =
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