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PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
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zE=a--ala-2a1z--
EFNHE Great Central Route connecting Atlantic cities
y Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern Sta by
tnuors Railway direct This read also Pburg
with daily lines Of Steamers an psrts on the Western Rivers
and at Cleveland and Sandusy with ports
NortWesern Lakes making the most direct, cheapest U Ti-
Cte0te by which FREIGHT can be forwarded from
treat Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss-Bootss Shoes Dry Goods Gin x, -, ,oon
boxes,) Furs Feathers, &c. '90 Per lOOb
hECoED CLAss.-B0oks and Stationary. Dry eo 800.
Goods lin hales Hardware, Leather &c. 0 pr iO' D.
THIRD CLAss.-Anyils, Bagging, Bacon and ,o -. ,ooH
Pork lin buik) Hemp, &C, 'Oo pr WOB'
FOURTH CIAss.-COdee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork "a, ,oo
tpacked,) Lard and Lard Oil, 7OS PeI AVOI5
tlour-l5cts per bbi. until further notice.
Grain--35cts, per 100 his, until further notice.
Cotton-S2 bale exceeding 5000 lbs. weight until fur
thar notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point Of Philadelphia,
y particular TO marx package '0G. Philadelphia Railroad"
Al Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Railroad Philade
phla or Pttshurg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGENTs-Harris, Wormey & Co., Memphis Tenn
r. f. sa IS Co., st. Louis J. s. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Indiana Dumesuii, Bell and Murdock aud Carter & JeEet
louisville ky h, G. Meldrum Madison, Indiana Sprngman
Brown, and Irwin Co.. Cincinnati, n W. Graham & Co..
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Leach Co., No 81 Kilhy street, Boston,
Lsech Co. AstOr House. New York; No. l. william street.
and No Battery Place. New York E. J. Sneede Philadelphia
Magrew hOouS, BALTIMORE Geo. c. Francscus, Pittsburg
II. II. HOUSTON, General Ere1ht AgeHt, PhiPd.
II. J. L0MBAERT, SNpt, AHoonG, Pam.
april, '5S-tf
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The noon hour was struck On Friday last On all
the bells in Boston connected with the frs slarn
telegraph from the once Of the American Telegraph
Company in Portland. This novel feat indicates
the praetioability Of the simultaneous rngngof the
bells thrOughOut the world The event vas Instant
the Atlantic cahla - = -------. - ----
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: " -
h Vo1Lnrrl Esq.sVe examiued your Digest 81 ~
Of q Tennessee, ne
publication NeiE Digest which includes volumes 1i
our Ranors. points decided clearly 1ted,
tif % say. that The caacerzed b acouucY, s
industry IL Will Sc Of much value 70 ne Bench
and that you viii receive tas patun1a c TIE
profession 70 which you arr justly entitled
NELL s. BROWN, HENRY n r. FOGG.
X w MACGAVOCK. RUSSELL HOUSTON
w D COOPER, THOs. WASHINGTON
HERMAN cox. A. q. MERRITT,
MANSON NJ BRTEN, SR, 8. YENABLEr
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN III. EWLN0,
g. NJ. FOGG, JN0. REID,
INO. A. McCAMPBELL, W1E X. TURNER.
FRANCIS B. FOGG, Judge Ct the Cfrcuit and
ABRAM l. DEMOSS, Criminal Court
mentioned Digest be bad the f1ll0Wid7
stores:
Meszrs. Lamb, Young & Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. G. II. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John YORK & Co, Nashville. Tennezsee.
Mr.J. A. Rsyl, Knoxville, Tennessee
may3d&Ed II. YOLLTNTINE.
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RED ROTLVNG SPRINGS,

NFACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE.-Ne take pleasure IL an
nouncng 10 our friends that ready to receive N
tors and that every necessary preparation has been ae LOT
their comfort, and pains viii be spared TO render thr say
pleasant and agreeable As to medicinal qualify Of our water,
many afflicted diseases have visited them and IN
weeks have been entirely cured greatly relieved and comp
sing uatS afflicted with diseases Of the Kidneys Scroul dis
eases skin, Bladder Drusy Sore Eyes ana
arrangement O. the Digestive System in general
q Argos.
Boarders 81 . 81 j0perday or 81 per week.
Children under years age and servants, half price
Mr.. Thomas artsvillc viii Hack TO meet the stage
from that place the Springs regularly through the season.
iune4 dan NEWLY 4 HEAltN, Proprieors.
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Fare Reduced.
Cabin Passage TO New York SEQ.
Steerage ditto SO
RTEW YORK and CHARLESTON side-Eheel U. S. Mail
Steam Ships, through in IS 70 so hours
Steam Ship Columbia 1900 tons NJ. Berry Commander.
NdSABi1s, l50O tons, L. NJ. Murry, Commander.
jas. Ad9eT, $500 tons, R. Adams, Commander.
Marion, 1900 tons, ". J. Foster, Commander.
LEAVE Adger's WharFes every Wednesday
Et5Eel - and Saturday at high water.
Icy These Steamships all built expressly for
this line, and for safety, speed and comfort
unrvalled the Coast.
Tables supplied every luxury; attentive courteous
Commanders will insure travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation
Cabin passage, So
Steerage passage,
For freight passage, apply to
HENRY MISSROON, & CO., Agents,
Cor. East Bay and Adger's South WI harf,
JulylO-H Charleston, 5. C.
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FOR BEERSHEBA SPRINGS.

UN0R TIE accommodation Of the public who g4--tssE2 q
IL y.fsb 10 visit BEERSHEBA SPRINGS via ezSz s.s.-
- McNuuve Tracy City, the stages Wli run TO and from
follows
Leave McNnnyiilg morning AZ oceeA' ana arrive at
Beersleba Springs the same day at . O'Clock
leave Besea Springs every morning at o'clock, and arrive
at IcNnnviile at II A. NJ H.
leave Tracy City every evening at clock, andarr'e at ief
sFell Springs the same evening at : o'clock
T Bsea evrv morning at clock, and arrive Al Tracy
CITY O'Clock the same day. giving passengers tiue 20 IN
dinner each place before the departure o te 'hs- assn
gers will be carried and from the at each place
NJ. A. PRICE.
iulyl5-dlm. By J. ID. MARSHALL Agent.
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EPPeTsOn Springs,

MEACON COUNTY TENNESSEE.--This highly
IN reputed we'll watering place, will be opened
aud d FOR the reception visitors invalids by the 2sh Of
May. As regards the high character OF the medical quaus
its many waters comment is unnecessary, suffice say, atthe
use Of the waters Of various diseases the treat
rnept Of which fOiled the eminent physicians There
prsccng physician residing the Springs who will always be
In attendance. professional servicesbe required
table will be we'll supplied, with best the country
affords, and that prepared in good style.
Our stables will also be we'll attended
We have an good stored away for the
benefit and friends and visitors. Charges 70 Wit
Transient BOarde from 81 > to - % per day. or - OOper
week Children under years Of age and half price,
Horses SO cents per day Washing and Ironing 81 % Dozen
For extra services reasonable charge Will be made Hack
will leave the Springs every morning o'clock, TO
ary through te seson Nashville and Louisville
s VIM A. DEBOW & BRO.
y,sv11 IN iuIv o. PrOpretors.
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3lasBbiIIt aInion anS 5m,ritan.
DaIIy ssi Tri-WeehIy d; WeelIr Ii.
Rates Of Aarerrisfnu.


One square, year. S30-Eaeh additional square SO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
EOrs viii be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
Subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements pubshsd in both Daily and Tszlv M
added. -y -@-fs
zraEasHf Adpsrsemsa mast 6s paid for az ess tins Of
Insertion
To Correspondents.
N viii great deal Of unnecessary bouble Il oar
ifes IL writing us viii bear In mind the following rules.
Of your letter.
Il you wish the paper changed from oee another z7s
both Offices IN flli.
you write busns and other matters write on separate
shests o. paper, or different leaves OF one sheet.
letters and communications solicited upon such facts ana
81 e,e As may Be Of nfrna ton interest to the public.
no attention. - ~
qoiets should Erte only upon side o. the naner.
s cannot undertake % rel ected Communications
AL ietters On business should Be directed to Nessrz
- ~ A'f-N'
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q ssf. .-,-sn of The year family ougnt % 50 =
~ orf bavingin the house prompt and ~
se-a uorbuS or diarrh1ea disorders tha ~ y -5v-i
- o,J v-bieh nav result n fatsl conseqnea9 ~
cfan can procured- "a esrts uer bottle. IA
Ts Grsfsnberg Dyssnty sgrup ca ssrs 81 .bs boasiI
no matter hos violent than All otl--
put together -, poar1 of HeslEh of S7gr Tcrk, %
Dr. lillr9 eA Serfss thatirom the tine his lel1ae
the worst cnoIS ground, there vas not anotheF atal
caae o cholera AZ rrotou Water Wor osrie1
Dr. De on boEeleomplaint produced lI qans 90
mat y - f-onn other not irol
nlal rs-5-rzss bnt fron che1ieal change proaa-
q ne n tfe hoEels. and thltit p7oo1ces 10 a'+
& ls ss-f-- Fheh other remedies apt 70 d. 80 q.
Fsnusssee md Alablia q hzg at'Alt
s.s,f rsueiF for Bloddy B1E- llaaT - - =
nj q tie subscFbsr 81 Patterson 4 Es@ ,- l---E
gel6-n $3.50
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The Ticket Once in the Passenger Depot and 6 open
hour before the starting Of each 1n which allows ample time
for the purchase Tickets. Il other time during
the day. Passengers fer the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Tan which throughout with Trains the other roads,
Time to Richmond a hours Washington days Philadelphia
half days. This is the cheapest
and best route from Nashville to the East.
New Orleans passengers leave the 230 P M. Tin arriving
at Memphis in time New Orleans the evening Of
the next day and through without detention at Memphis
Those for Mcnnve, Sparta, and Beeheba Springs, leave
Nashville 230 NJ Tain which directly at Tul
ahOma with the Train for McMnnve Persons leaving Nc
MinnTille in the morning arrive at Nashville at 0 p NJ
At Nashville there which leave daily for Smithand,
and with boats for different places the Ohio and Mis-
ppi rivers also daily line Of stages for Louisville leaving
every morning on the arrival Of the night express.
By this change OF Schedule the Train from Memphis connects
direct Stevenson with and down day Trains causing
delay Nashville and Eastern passengers and hour gained
the former Schedule in going Memphis from Nashville.
Q. L. ANDERSON,
july1O, 1853 BPe General Ticket AgSnt.
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FVVHE undersigned viii open Beeheba Springs, oI the ecep
ton Of visitors the 18th inst.
Large additions have been made to the premises since the close
Of last which viii enable this
more than double number of visitors had last
There viii drinking saloon kept alb establishment,
nor viii there any accommodations whatever pr1sed gam
blers and none need apply.
All enEgei rooms will chargeble from the day Of July
JuDaS-jcodlm s NJ SCOTT.
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vOLLTNTINE,s DIGEST.

MnrFHu5 February 25, las5.
II. F0ILnTrz Esl I'VE have examined your pI-ss o. ,ha
Decisions Of the supreme Court q Hennesss. fvai Iuhss
qusnt the period a. which Mr. Msgs Digest el0ss urh
interest. The uor exhibits research ana alltha
printing and binding veil executed and t prove
able addition the library Qf every aysr We yoa
amply rewarded for your he puiesson
public. kespecaulys
A. WRIGHT, JOHN P. UARUTHERg
HENRY D. SMALL, Judgs % the C1uudu Law
WM. 7. BROWN snd Chancsry Court e tlazn-
g. p FOUTE, phiI.
R. G.. PAYNE, 3. =. MCkIERNAN
GEO. DIXON, Judge % ne Crim Codrt o.
Ed. NJ. TERGER, Memphis
SAAIL. ". AYRES, JOHN p SALE,
j. B. LAME, Attorney General.
T. s. ATREs
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FTVHE firm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON q CO., composed Of
Il And. Allison, 7. Anderson, and ". D. NJ Manaban ty
Of Mr. MLanahan from the firm. And. Allison and T. Anderson
alone authorized wind up the business Of the old
without delay, and those having claims against the viii pre-
sent them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
Having purchased Mr. Lanahans interest In the goods we
have taken in partners in business Dixon A. Allison
John B. johnson We shall continue at our old stand where
will be pleased friends and merchants generally
Being anxious to cut down present stock low possible,
to those wishing replenh their stock We shan be Glad at an
times to receive their ORDERS and viii do best to IN them
l'.sS5GEtly' jels1iE ALLISON ANDERSON 3 CO.
COLLINS, KALOCRINE.-Justre received a supply
~ of this valuable preparation for the hair For sale g
DEM0YILLE BELL.
LSO--Alassey Five Minute Freezers; Melon
"A aids Louisville Refrigerator Arhurs Fruit Cans Jones
Jel8-lf J.W. WILSON, College street.
VW7E keep constantly hand Country Cured Hams and
w Sides together with full stock Of Family Groceries,
n Al articles purchased of sent home free Of charge
june &c, IS. FREEMAN BROS.
Dissolution Of Partnership.
TTE partnership heretofore existing between subscribers
under the arm style Of Cooke, Bailey Co. is this day dis
Those indebted to the late f Will make payment to Cooke K
Bailey who alone are authorized to wind mp the bushes Of said
In, ,szs = = r. GdbIAi}Ir BA5EAf}
Having purchased the OF s. C. Godha In the
late firm Of Cooke Bailey Co. win continue the Hat Boot
Public Square, where shall be pleased old friends
iuBsiS-tf COOKE & BAILEY.
NOTICE.
VNTE have this day associated with ourselves br. GEORGE
w LEE and viii continue business under the ola style Of
NASHVILLE, June /, 1s5s-jeeo
HAVE ON HAND e7O,OOO BUSHELS OF
'1''''- H. JOHNSON,
ie23 see PententiaFy.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

bOOAS AND SAAOGSs
BRADSHAW TLAND,
No. 30, U1T0B SZREET,
HAVE Just received fresh supply Of BOOTS "a,
Al and SHOES which will be sold at the very low ki
Fsy est prices. Y ~
- Ladiles Lasting Caters, with and without heels; -
Ladies' Lasting Congress Caters with and without heels;
do Thick Thin Soie Kid BoOtee heels and no heesi
do Front Laced Lasting Caters;
do French embroidered Slippers, something NICE
do White Kid Slippers and Resets;
do Kid Sinners plain and trimmed, heeed and heels
FOR MISSES AND CHILDREN
Misses Thick and Thin Gid and Goat B0otees, heeled
do Black Lasting 6aitersi
Kid Slippersi
do Thick Sole School Shoes
Childrens' kid I'D goat Bootes thick and thin Sole;
Black Lasting Caters;
do Fancy heeled Shoes;
do Ankle Ties and Slippers.
FOR GENTLEMEN
Gentlemens' extra Quilted Bottom Boots;
do do Calf Water Proof do
do do de Pump do
do do do Stitched do
do D. Congress Gaitersi
do do P. L. do 40
do Pump Calf Oxford Ties;
do d. s. do do do
do Cloth Congress Caters;
do Lasting Ties.
And all articles kept Shoe Store, to which invite the at
ia n25 BRADSHAW RUTLAND
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FFNHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to Washington
can be procured, to which point well Baltimore
! t shortest most direct, and in every respect the reliable
route II s the only which purchasers
Icets 70 New York enabled reach Baltimore
only, thus enabling business for pleasure or
lorion 10 visit four Of the principal cities in the Union
less cost than can be afforded BY any other route.
ana t is the only by which Tickets
70 Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester Freercsburg
g Va Chariestons savannah, Macon, Atlanta Augusta,
berkley Springs and Bedford Springs.
fages from Nashlil take the Stage Coaches Of Carter
Ihonos OF steamers IT, Cumberland to Louisville,
connecting there with the United States Mail
h or WITH the Jacksonville Railroad Indianapolis,
ns direct connection at Columbus Ohio, with The Central
Oo Railroad 70 Wheeling, Whsnce Close the
Ll ana ono itroad is made to Washington City, Bald
more, Philadelphia and New York.
- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred at Cairo to the Of the Illinois Railroad
from thence passing through Terra Haue Indianapolis Dayton
ana e % Columbus. Three Daily Columbus at
IVA NJ 800 p. M. and e, p. NJ.
IL travellers requested notice that while this
Og Foate ahordng Through Tickets
me same rate charged By other Aec York Olu
also t sor @ most speedy and direct all the leading points
IN u has The distance from Columbus to Baltimore only
e miles, being about 100 miles shorter New York than by any
otaer route There less changes Of by this route
ooI.5e1uently less detention than BY any other.
The read ballased with broken and entirely
free from dust.
Nashville Eenn.
For Through Tickets sppl Louisville at the Office Of the
=, 3 Mail steamers, to TIE Jacksonville Railroad Once
Main street. WAI s. WOODsIDE,
Master Transportation B. & o. r. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june .
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FUNERALS.

w R. CORNELIUS Agent for the sale Of Fsks celebrated
Wv PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES, prepared 20
attend at all une, aas heretofore when his services may
required. Once at the Phenix Wareroom No 40 Spring street.
uear Cherry. Residence No. y Vine street, between Spring and
Broad
n B. win also attend to receiving and forwarding bodies &C.
when notified. aprq-tf
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The RIGHT OF sEABcH The Washington cores
poudent Of the Baltimore Sun informs US that the
executive government has received new and con
vincing proof Of the fact, heretofore announced.
that the British government has entirely abandoned
the right Of search, or rsi which We deem identical
with search. Additional correspondence, eorrOoo-
rstive Of that which heretofore proved 50 sasfaeo-
" to our government, has left doubt on the sub
jeet This government cannot go behind the official
declarations Of that Of Great Britain on such gues-
ton, and adopt, in their place. the speeustions Of
London or even New York newspapers.
The ClarksviIle Chronicle takes the following bold
position.
ssThe Nashville News says there is some serious
talk about peiitioniug the Governor 10 convene the
Legislature 10 pass some kind Of relief laH, con
peeted with the banks and foreign notes. Il may
be advisable to do so, 1t may Motive profess to
know nothing about Il, and shall say ROthing.
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]
FTNE following to take elect On and after JUNE 1st
NEW YORK no NASHVILLE.
First class, per 100 lbs., BI&
Second class. S
Third class, 10 p
Hats in Boxes, (" 9 IS
CLASSIFICATION on THE ABOVE ROUTES.
1STs 0hASS.-aPanoFo Fortes, Books stati0nerys Boots
Shoes, Liquors, Oils, &c, in bottles; CaPe and spirits
Iufpentines in barrels csreiiDs china sslss ana
ware, IN cases; Clocks oneres Gotten Cards; lt
s les m cases, casks and bOXes Dry Goods n boxes ana
bales Drugs Fruit Trees and Sraen
SEEDS Looking Glasses and IoDk ias ta oS 4
er r Oysters IL and iarsi iSaddlery In and Brit
tania Ware, Teas and Spices. --l. - .
SD CAASS~-HardEare, Except such as spola m frs'
and Third Clssses,) Coffee Mills, Machinery Foreign Ii
quors pipes; Tohaceos in boXesi Aethe in
rolls boxes; Oils in barrels and CASTS CrockeTy and
QusensEare, craes and cass Rice, Dhitng Plaster,
SD CEASS.--Axe shoVss Spades ssd Irons Zinc and Tin
pigs, Tin Plate Angils Vices casks Of Chains and Ises
MaHiila and Cotton Cordage Coffee heavy EASING, NIL
Gearing, Carrage Springs and AsS, hioaa ehels and
Axles. Chairs, Spikes, and Rosin in barrels
SPECIAL RATES s--Furnt1re and Carriages boxed and
other light articles also, Carboys Of Acids
other Chemicals viii be charged By actual weight at
double First Glass rates. -..
III No charge dTayage, Wharfage or Forwarding. The
above rates all expenses from heW 1or 70 Nashville
? Stevenson and stations Nashville and Chattanooga
Road west Of Stevenson, entitled to above rates
Insurance.
BY the above Lines per than by Pittsburg Wheeling,
Parkersurg Ohio river, making difference of 60 to IS
cents per 100 pounds dry goods.
IL Road viii not be reposnie Tor any damages occurring at
Goods shipped via Savannah should be consigned to Agent Cen
tral Railroad, Savannah, Georgia.
shipped Charleston, should be consigned Agent
South Carolina Railroad, Charleston.
CHARLIE W. ANDERSON,
banner Gazette and Patriot copy, discontinue our former
Advertisements.
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ENstray, Humphreys COunty,--Taken up By
h Benjamin EppersOn, living Humphreys county Dis NO .
sOel mare supposed be years DID, with white in her
valued at SO, by Wan. C. Fan and Wm D. Meadow on the
f5th June 1855, ". WHITE,
IfrEERts Rsnger
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THE .sOLD DolIINroN,, oOFFEE.Por-

FENH0USANDS Of this Coffee Pot have already been
and the demand from all parts Of the United States Is rapidly
on the Increase Wherever introduced given the most
complete satisfaction.
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cNLIGHTLY AHEAD.--WE HAVE RECENTLY
secured exclusive agency for this State, for e sale
Halssy Bookers Capt r. Suls celebrated brands Of
Virg1ia Chewing Tobacco. Agency includes al their
brands, enables sell Factory prices We eandoy
bdieve give dealers better bargain than has ever been
offered them city, stock Of TobaccOs Snuu and
segrs largest and best assorted that has ever been
J. W LANGLEY & co.
TTnon door from Bank OF Tenn.
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Gives healthy beverage. Nervous ousrer
who had not dared to coffee yPl been able to
drink their ayote beverage again when ade this boiler
and without Of Of the cid unpleasant conse
quences Its healthy because the condenser evapo.
ration prevented, the coffee can lie boiled long ENOUGH 10
releases the natural elements Of the berry, get in just
proportion in the beverage
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me OIa DomiD;oD cossec.Po,


Is the most econOE, for nothing being by evaporation
boiling Onefourth less required while the beverage Is
stronger, more fragrant, and more delicious.