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FOB SALE.


THE neat Cottage Residence, "A Mosby st, f;
would make an excellent home for q
small family. h house contains five rooms
and StOrero0m. servant room and O~uthOuSes
on the lot: also, cistern, now full OF the
finest pure cold water. There is n lattice els
tern house with force pump. The lot is n
feet front, ISlS feet deep to an alley, n Is
well laid out with ~shrubbery and vegetable
garden. The location il exceedingly healthy
no epidemic having ever visited that section
of the city. The neighbOrhOod is OF the high
est respectability. The place Will be sold at a
bargain. For terms, etc, apply on the prem
ises. or at Avalanche Office. jeN
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ERlRING BUT NoBLl
cARPENTERIN6.
q REED.

CARPENTER AND BUILDER, No. 90 JEFF
~ fersOn Street, entrance In alley. Special
attention given 10 Stair Work Houses and
Verandahs framed ready for shlpptng. noyZl
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BALTIMORE.
PAINTERS ANp ARTISTS, MATERIAL 5

WIN. ]. KELLINaEK. GEORGE H. ROGERS
ELLINGER co, importers and Dealers
n in Artists Coach and Sign Painters
Goods.o OF French, English and American Man
ufacture. Also dealers In Drawing, Archi-
tects' and Photographers Materials, or every
description; ali styles Paint, Narnish n
Frescoer's Brushes, White Lead, Zinc. Oils,
T~urpentine, Window Glass, Glue, etc, Stere-
oseopic Instruments and Views, Decaleo-
manle and DiaFthanfe Pictures, Fancy Papers,
Wax Flower Materials, etc. CHARLIE
8TRRET. RALTIsIoRE. Mn. Tvs
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EcE


EGR FEOATER.-H. r. SHERROD. OF Fav-
u cite county, is the regular nominee OF the
Convention OF JULY 18th, for Floater, on the
platform Of Universal Suffrage, Reduced
Taxes, AnttApprOpriati0ns or Jobs" and
In opposition 10 militia IN time of peace, on
which questions we are authorized to submit
his claims to the people Of shelby, Fayette
and Upton counties. y3
EOR Observation-Disclosures APP
Il PEAL; At the urgent solicitation Of very
many friends l have consented to become a
c~andidate for Representative in the next
Legislature, subject to the nomination Of the
Democratic Convention.
ie5 If. TOWNSEND.
EOR SENATOR-In compliance with the
reQueSt of many friends, Il announce my
self as a candidate f0E Senator IN the next
Genera Assembly from the counties Of Mad
ison, Haywood, Lauderdale and Upton.
D. {. SLAUGHTER.
Covington, June q, 1869. Je2i
NOR REPRESENTATINE-We are author
L lied 10 announce Col. 7. :. AlRkS a. q
candidate for Representative for the county
OF Shelby, at the August election, subject to
the action OF a CONSERVATIVE convention Je2
EOR REPRESENTATVEIIannoun my
Il self a candidate for Representative In
next General Assembly of the State OF Ten
nessee, subject 10 the decision Of the proposed
democratic Convention OF Shelby county.
lea SAN. II. JONES.
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e. h. WALDRAN.
NoTIcE

4 Ell persons indebted to 81. Marvss School
~ ior tuition fees, are urgently requested to
cal and pay them Immediately. The neees-
SUES OF my position viii compel me to put
the hands OF an. officer.
leS0 MARY f. POPE.
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Ed Or RENT.
Memnhls Cotton KllIs Property,

ID Y order Of the u. S. Circuit Court for tia
ID District OF West Tennessee, ! viii rent, a
public cutlery, ID the highest bidder, the
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IN taking charge OF The Memphis and White
4 River Mail Line, 1 can only say Thai We
viii endeavor to conduct the business in such
n manner that il will be satisfactory TO the
merchants and planters On our route, and to
the travelling pubic.
Fer the present we will run two Oats-leay-
40 Memphis every TUESDAY and SArU "A
but as soon as the business viii Justify it, viii
put on a boat on Thursday, making a trf-
weekly line. l viii here say 20 the Memphis
merchants, that II will be my aim to give
them as low a rate of freight as it IS possible
20 do without injury or loss to the Company
which represent, and wOWlt ask of them Il
q hearty cooperation,
John d. ADAMS.
June 10, 1860. jel2
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SALE OF Overflow HOTEL
On the sth Day Of Auaust, Isss.

A 5 special commissioner, in front OF the
n office OF the Chaneery Court Clerk, city
of Memphis,
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srazs asd Prosperity. Business reylves

MAGNOLIA WATER.-SgpeeipT % the hest
imported German FplQgne, aud sold AT half
tho mica
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THE MEMPHIS DAILYAPPE

a fine not exceeding $4,000, or by imprison-
ment at hard labor not exceeding fifteen
years, or both in the discretion of the
court. GEO. BOUTWELL,,
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Daniel J IvgncY, Esq, Aston HOUSE, New
YorE, Sured by Brandreth's PillsSf DNspep-
s1a and Costfveless, when all otnep means
used had failed.
A gentleman, whose tatEer died of con-
sumption at IS years, who was also attacked,
when aboUk2 q, by thedisease. Hehad cough,
night sWeats, and general debility. Doctors
recommended cod liver oil, but he wasted
away. At last he determined TO use Brand
reth's Pills. In two months they made him
entnVI man
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Containing nearly thirty acres of ground, to-
gether with a number Of Dwelling Cottages
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GOrham Manufacturing Company
PROVIDENCE, r. L.,
STERLING SILVER WARE

80
L ELECTRO PLATED WARE.
THIS having the lost extensive
and complete SilVerWare Factory in the
world. and employing the best talent in de-
signing. modelling and finishing, are, with the
aid of Ingenious and labor-saving machinery,
enabled to produce IN large quantities, and at
the lowest prioes, goods beautiful in design
and unsurpassed in finish, the fneness OF
which they guarantee to be of sterling purity
II. s. Mint ASSAY. A certificate is issued with
an articles in silver for the purpose of pro-
tecting purchasers from limitations of their
designs. "
They also continue to manufacture their
w~ell-known and unrivaied Niekel-Silver
E-lectrO-PIated Ware. which will lasttwenty-
five years with fair everyday usage
Orders received from the trade only, but
these goods may be obtained from response
BILE dealers everywhere.
Trade Trade
8t@ Mark for 4 Eisst FOR
STERLING. Plate. s0BSFqG0
ERIRING BUT NOBLE.
Seil-Help for IOunQ Men, who having Erred, de-
sire a better MANHOOD. Sentin sealed let
ter envelopes, tree Of charge. Address HOW
X SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphla. Pa. lelldaw
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Brandreth's PaIs.-They remove all bad

accommodations from tse Bowels, and purity
and ~invigOrate thssystepa- Ali whose health
is not perfect que II to themselves to take a
few doses 0f Brandeth's Pills, because the
seeds Of decay are constantly eradicated by
their use, and the principle of life confirmed,
thus giving a vigor of body and mind to a
period when we have been used to see the
faltering step and the enfeebled intellect.
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S. T.-ts6O-x.--The unurecedsnted and

y. E.-ldoO-A-the unprecedented and
extraordinary demand for PLANTATION
BITTERS Is evidently owing to their being
prepared with pure st. CroiX Rum, Caiisaya
Bark, etc, Our Druggists complain that Il is
almost impossible to keep a supply, and that
their orders, owing TO the great demand, are
but tardily executed. Do not become ils-
cOuraged. Be sure and get the genuine,
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The chemists a come out in two leading
scientific Journals against the lead and sui
phur P0isOilS JOr The head (f0r that is their
roper d~esignationl, with which the o0antry
5 infested, while DIR. Chiffon, the 2rst analy-
teal chemist in America, s4nounces to the
world that CRISTAnGhOfS Y IS UTTER
LY POLSONLESS andthdt he kaOaCS Il 10 be Sc,
because he has ana1yzed il. CRISTADQROS
Halls PRESERVATINE, as a Dressing, acts
n~EedchGrhl onthe Hair after Dyeing. Try t..
Bachelors Hair Dye.-Tpis splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; Che only true and
perfect DYat harmless, reliable, inStantane-
oUsi ne disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
ELnISLles the i'll effects of bad Dyes; inVigO-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Batchsl-
OF's Wig Factory, No. Ii Bond street, y. \,
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Between the hours of 10 and u O'Clock, in
pursuance of a decree OF the Supreme Court
of Tennessee, rendered at Brownsville, 1 VIII
sell for cash, 10 the highest bidder, TO pay b9l-
property, situated al the northwest corner
Main aud Poplar streets, city OF memphis,
being q lot $50 feet square, and the improve
ments thereon, and also embracing Water
Works., Engines, Kitchen aud Machinery,
common Sewer leading TO the river, Hose,
Pipes inc Apparatus, and all other things
used for and aDpertaining to said Hotel prop
erfy. w. II. CHERRY,
i've SDecial Commissioner.
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General PJiez, the distinguished lfberatoT OF
Venezuela. says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most Ssf-
isfactory results.
For COs1iveness, Dyspepsia aud IS as a Fam
lily Medicine, they are upTkyailed.
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crIstadoro's E%xceIsior Halr Dive.

UudeF the regime, Other than general cause
have, however. giyea a tremendous lmpetu
% Tie sais ~
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FROM GEORGIA

Macon, Ga, July 16.-The exami-
nation of Turner, on the charge of at
tempting to pass counterfeit currency,
began to-day, before U. s, Comm ssion-
er w. G. Morrill,. The government
concluded its testimony to-day, and
proved that Turner, in the early part
OF this year, attempted to pass on a
bank in this city a hundred dollar
bill, which was rejected as counterfeit;
also that he confessed to j. Clark
Sewage, editor of the American
Union, the principal witness, on the
4th ofJuly, that he had for fear he
would be killed and the notes found on
his person, given eighteen hundred dol
lars counterfeit notes to Marion Harris
to be returned to hin when they got
home. Tt was proved that 5000 in
counterfeits Oh the Bank of Jersey City
was found on the person Of this woman
at Atlanta, which were intro 1uced; as
also a letter found at the same time
The court adjourned till ten o'clock to-
, morrow.
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MORE CHINESE.

San Francisco dispatches announce
the arrival of another cargo of Chinese
emigrants. Meanwhile it is stated that
arrangements are on foot for bringing
soae of the strangers to New York, on
intelligence-ofice account The ques-
ton is asked
"Why should families be compelled
to pay from $13 to $14 per month for
help, and be dictated to by that help,
when they can get Chinawoman to DE-
the work quite as well, and much more
civilly, for onethird the cost ? Any
how, the problem is soon to enter upon
a practical solution, with the chances
that the speculation will prove re-
munerative one for those who have
advanced tho requisite capital. The
first instalment OF these Asiatic biddies
may be looked for, via Pacific railroad
by the 10Th Of September" M
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nay We claim no honor for the au-
thorship of the "new movement" that
will not be equally enjoyed by every
citizen of Norfolk for it was here in
this humble locality that scheme had its
origin and this fact has gone abroad
over the land and has entered into his
tory. Papers all over the land speak
in the highest praise of Virginia as
again showing herself the mother of
statesmen, in devising the means to
stop the car of the Juggernaut of
radicalism in this hour of the coun-
try's peril, whereby the liberties of the
people may be restored. And hereafter,
every citizen Of Virginia, and Of Norfolk
particularly, in his travels through the
country North and South, will be duly
honored by the lovers of liberty as a
representative of that State or locality
which has brought forth light from the
darkness, and struck down carpet-bag
and negro domination in the South.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.


The Cubans have advlces that the
forces under Quesana report having
captured scouting party near San
Mignet, sent out by Gen. Letona from
Neuvitas, numbering rs men.
The Cubans, numbering 800 men
encamped on the Sagua LIE Grande
river, near the town of that name, were
attacked by the Spaniards under Gen
Tritto, who were three times repused
and compelled to retire, leaving por.
ton of their baggage and killed upon
the field. The Cuban loss was thirty
five in killed and wounded.
An engagement is reported at La
Esperanza, in whioh the Spanish troops
were defeated.
General Pueblo was attacked by the
insurgents near Baga and driven into
Neuvitas with a loss of eighty men
Puella himself, it is reported being
among the killed. General Jordan is
to be given command of all the insur-
gent troops in the Eastern Department
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GARIBALDI.

A correspondent of a Paris journal
who has been admitted to an interview
with Gen. Garibaldi, gives a most dis
tressing account of his appearance in
the following: "The Generals features
appeared contracted, his body emacia.
ted, and he was lying on a sofa suffer-
ing horribly from an attack of chronic
rheumatism. The ex-dictator, bent
like the tower of Pisa, is but shadow
of the past, and with difficulty one
recognizes in the trembling and delicate
old man the fierce republican of former
days" a few days ago it was az
nounced that Garibaldis health was so
far restored that he was able to take
part in the work of his farm,
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CASTOR BEAN AND COTTON
PLANT

A Beaumont correspondent of the
Jasper NsNsboy says one stalk ofthe
castor bean came up last year among
the cotton of Dr.. W, H. Baldwin, Of
that neighborhood, and that, although
the worms destroyed nearly HIS whole
crop, there was no sign of the worm
within hundred yards of the castor
bean plent. A neighbor of his planted
the bean in his cotton fields to poison
moles, and his cotton suffered no dam
age from worms. This year DR.. Bald
win has planted the bean in every
thirtieth row of his cotton. These facts
corroborate many similar statements,
some of which we have published.
Galveston News. -
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QUICK DISPATCH.

The town of Helena, in Montana,
was nearly destroyed by fire two
months, ago. To-day there is scarcely
a trace of rhe fire in the principal
business streets. One hundred and
twenty-four new buildings, worth not
less than 100000, many of them sub
stantial brick and stone buildings, have
risen as by magic from the ashes of the
town. This may be called quick dis
patch, indeed, especially when it is
stated that nearly all the stone used in
building had to be quarried, the bricks
burned and the lumber sawed in the
time named, as well as the houses
built.
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ARRIVAL OF GOV. WALKER.

Binghampton, July l6, 1869.--Gov.
Gilbert c. Walker, of Virginia, arrived
in Binghampton last evening, and was
serenaded by the Forty Fourth regiment
band and large number Of citizens.
The Mayor, Common Council and fire.
men participated, Judge Ransom Bal
com made the speech OF welcome, and
Governor Walker, in his response, spoke
of the greeting he had received rom his
old friends as more tlatteriug to him
than any success he had achieved, He
claimed that his election in Virginia
was triumph Of the policy of General
Grant and OF the reconstruction mea-
sures of Congress over carpet baggers,
who had no interest in the State. The
demonstratig1 was in no sense political
1t is probable the Governor will remain
here for several days.
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WIS ITEMS.


New York Capita lists, it is said, will
soon complete the work begun by Vir-
ginia before the war, of railroad to
the Ohio river. A party of engineers
and railroad men say that the route is
favorable, the distance between common
points at the West and the seaboard be-
ing less, and the grades % per cent. less
| than the other trunk lines Two mill
lions of money are raised for the pro-
ject. There is now hope of Virginia if
the administration puts no distractions
in the way of the States prosperity
So says the New York Express.
Thursday afternoon Mr.. Gerry, the
door-keeper of Colonel Ames New Or
leans circus and menagerie, at Raleigh,
was stricken by appoplexy. He was
carried to the Cottage Hotel, where he
died in about six hours from the first
attack. Mr.. Gerry was native Of
New Orleans. The news of his sudden
death cast a gloom over the whole of
the Company, with which he was ex-
tremely popular. ...
Washington, D. c., July 16th.-A
report is circulated here that an ar
rangement has been made among Vir-
ginians, members elected to the Legis-
lature and Governor elect Walker, by
which the latter is to be chosen as
United States Senator for the long
term. .s-
Judge Dent denies the correctness of
my dispatch relative to high words
between himself and Secretary Boutwell,.
He believes the stfoy was invented as a
part of the common design of the ex-
IRENE radicals to make it appear that
the administration is opposed to the
conservative movement in Mississippi,
and Judge Dents election to The gov
ernorship.
From the same authority it is learned
that the President is not favoring, and
will not favor, either party in that
State, hut he ha s fears lest the ex-rebels
shall get control Of the conservative
party. ;,
Nv informant as to the alleged con-
troversy between Messrs. Boutwell, and
Dent says the only mistake in the dis
patch was that it was friend of Dent,
and not the latter, who had the bout
with the Secretary. DATA.
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The London Times, in an article on
Cuba, recommends Spain to sell the
island to the United States, and congra"
tulates her on having anything lef
that she can sell.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAfIUNS For
WOOD FOR ALMo HOUSE

Il WOOD FOX Aim y HOUSE
NORFOLK, June 24lh 1869.
sealed proposals VIA be received AZ the
Omce OF the Guy Register until IL o'clock
m., on Friday, july 23rd, 1869, for fur
n1snlng Ratlons and Wood Tor the Aims
House, Subject to the inspection of the
heepef,) as may be called for, for one
year from the 25rd day of July, 1859,
SCALE OF RATION For EACH INNATE;
% Id corn meal.
q" Flour,
OF Dacon or 10 rice to 1000 rams
"a gill molasses 70 Id lard =" s.
u or coffee,
n sugar
Hospital Rations as follows, for every
two Sick Inmates, the Rations shall con-
sist of
/ Id OF butter cracker, or
~" "good flour,
Chicken TO every three or
doZ eggs, or
IA Id fresh beef,
OF coffee,
q OF tea,
"a OF sugar,
i OF butter,
Separate bids must be made as follows
Per ration for Healthy Inmates,
Two SICK
g cord l2S cubic it seasoned hard
. cord Q25 cubic IT, seasoned split
pine.
The Committee reserves the right to re-
CT any or ali bids they may deem exor-
liant.
No bids considered unleas coming from
Licensed Dealers.
Bidders will be required to enter into
bonds for the faithful performance of the
contract.
ia. LEWIS W. WERE, @. All. &C.
Jezo-u H. Q. PERCY, G. e. IL. s. o.
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g&s- A Proscott (Arizona) correspon-
dent Of @ California journal, writes :;
" What this country wants is the a5th
parallel railroad That would open up
country equal to California IA big
phrase, but I think truel for this coun-
try is rich both in mineral and ag-
rlcultural lands. There are many beau
tiful valleys in this country that look as
if Nature made them expressly for
farms, but at present inhabited by In
dams and wild game only. just imag-
inc 800 or 1000 acres in one valley OF
clear land and good soil, fine climate,
streams of water clear and sparkling,
the valley encircled by lofty pines, in
termixed with small oaks, jumpers, &c.
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Esy| The London Times has an edi
torial on the action taken by the
Commons. 1t says The bill will go
back to the House of Lords in its almost
original shape, The Commons have de-
cided that the amendments adopted by
the Lords are inconsistent with the bill,
and there is no reason to believe the
Commons will surrender If the Lords
persist, collision must ensue, which
will result in popular agitation and a
renewal OF the measure with fercer
determination to carry it through.
The Times trusts that the conservative
peers will be content with the presenta-
ton of Earl Derby's protest., which U.S.
age allows them, and not continue their
opposition to the bill
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seA- The Republican party is as good
as any other party there ever was in
this country. 1t is only the radical
portion of it that does any harm. As
we have told our readers often and over
since the war, the sooner we of the
South granted all that could be demand
ed fer the negroes by the radicals, the
sooner would that radical virus be ex,
tracted from the party and an equili-
brum be established between two great
parties in the country This PROPOSE
ton has been clearly proved by the
success of the new movement in Vir-
gInla-the carpet-baggers, who are the
representatives. of the radical clement
from the North, have thereby been
routed completely Our submission to
their own law killed them dead.
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NOTICE 10 HOLDERS of JUNE
CERTIFICATES.

HE Norfolk City Certificates saa5 in.
terest thereon, due in June, 1859, are
now being paid, on presentation, at the
Ofice Of the Cltgs Register, Holders are
invited to surrender them at an early day
~ the interest ceases on the LIST June inst,
T. PENDAEIQN, Register
june LIST, 1869,
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BsaA Governor Walker is just now
attracting large share of public atten-
ton. He is the hero of the hour. He
is now in the most sensational portion
of the country, and scores of newspaper
reporter will make it their business to
" interview" him. Things will be put
in his mouth be never said or dreamed
of, 1t has come to be fashion among
Northern reporters to make public men
say just what the reporters choose for
them 10 say-ani every body under
stando the thing Interviewing" be
longs to the dominion of fiction, and
the largest latitude is allowed.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMS.
ADVERTISING RATES

One square. 10 lines, SO cents for one in
sertion; eacn subsequent inser ton Is
cents. Advertisements ordered in alter
nate days will be charged 50 cents tor first
time, anu 3715 cents each continuance
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ga- The Democracy are considers

u.s. The Democracy are considera-
bly, given to playing what may be call
cd political gamo of ten-pins. They
set up good man for Office and then
knock him over with platform. Nc
Clellan was badly damaged in this way,
Notwithstanding he tried an epistolary
specific of his own. Rosecrans gets
upon his legs with a splendid war res
cord only to be bowled down by plat
form of Reputation. Quem deus vult--
but it's no use the leaven of the old
Bourbon is still too strong.