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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-14
A Few Remarks Upon Cooklng.

In copying and commenting upon some
recent remarks OF this paper on the sub
ject Of cooking, the Rochester EXPIRES.
adds few notes which will be read With
interest, especially BY housewives.
The trouble, we think, lies not so much
in want Of knowledge Of good plain
cooking on the part OF American house
wives or their help, as it does in indiIsr.
ence, shiftlessness and unWillingness tc
take any trouble. Slam bang, anyway to
get through without trouble, Il the motto
Of the majority Of those who preside over
tho range. This class belong 10 those thai
wipe the dishes with soiled napkin or
tablecloth, and are sure to have hairs In
the dishes they send to table. Nothing
in matters culinary can be had sayory,
appetizing and healthy without pains,
The lack OF pains in cooking Ia the prin.
cipal cause Of the national malady,
dyspepsia. II Americans in general had
more SaYory dishes set before them, they
would not bolt down their yictuals the
way they do or need hot Worcester sauce
to make them "taste." They would sort
Of "pause for a reply" instead Of eating
as II they we're running match between
their mouth and fork. It is too much
trouble to put the soup kettle to cool, and
the soup Ia, therefore, served with all III
fat and grease; it il a trouble to haste Of
ten, and the fowl or roast Of meat, there,
fore comes on 10 the table dry and insipid
it ia trouble 70 take twice the length Of
time to broil properly, and, therefore
ones chops or lenderlOin, and above ali
ones whitefsb, suffers in consequences
and so on aa iafaitun. II Il no. the
American s,Ove that Is to blame, for ex
eept the spit, braiaipg.pan and the 6dir
marie, America has the best and most com
plete cooking stoves in the world. It L
solely owing 10 want Of pains, To have
anything satisfactory ia this world, one i
obliged to go TO some little trouble; aud
in the matter Of cooking this "a Away
particularly the case.
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E WHEELNe DAILY MTELLeENoR

tam prescribed conditions, and 70 recall
them without process, whenever those
conditions shall he violated, to finish The
entire period Of confinement. II might
be found expedient, also, TO maintain =
paternal overnight Of those thus dis.
charged on probation, not only for the
purpose Of securing conformity 10 the
conditions, but also Tor eounselling them
In their enterprises, and saving their
wages 10 themselves or their families.
The commissioners have also visited
most Of the insbriate asylums Of the coun.
try, besides attending the convention Of
the superintendents Of these asylumS re.
Gently held in Chiesgo. They have thus
enjoyed opportunities for prolracted con.
ference with gentlemen Of large expert.
ence In the reformation Of this class Of
persons. That experience Is exceedingly
important. II eslabllshes the practices.
bility Of the reformation Of inebriAtes.
II shows that, with all the disadvantage
under which these voluntary institutions
labor, 40 or so per cent Of those reSortine
TO them are permanently restored to hhb.
its Of industry and sobtiety. The eIe.
menS Of weakness common 70 them all,
aside from the question Of time, are The
lack Of sufficient control over their In.
mates, and Of adequate means Of employ.
Ing them. The admirable State inititu.
ton at Binghampton, n. Y, which has
voluntary department, illustrates, in its
somewhat exceptional experience, both
the possible strength and the actual weak.
ness Of such Asylums. With most excel.
lent appointments and ample means Of
employment, is inmates, committed
under the laws Of the State for term
not less than 4 year, are easily controlled,
and are treated with marked success, while
voluntary members are the chief source
Of difficulty, and present results relative.
ly unsatisfactory. Thus BY the Eubslan.
TALLY unanimous voice Of the men who
have had most experience In dealing with
inebriates, judges, officers Of police, and
superintendent Of asylums, your com.
miSsioners are led to recommend to the
government new departure in the treat.
ment Of druukatds brought before the
courts. Withou! at all entering upon
the question Of their criminality or penal
deserts, they recommend that the treat.
ment shall aim primarily at their re-
formation, leaving the matter Of their Just
punishment TO Be incidentally though
necessarily involved. To this end, when
brought before the courts, they will no.
be sentenced 10 given punishment, bnt
committed to an asylum for such pro.
tracted period, one year or more, as ex,.
perience has proved to be necessary,
with discretion In the hands Of the proper
authorities to grant probationary absence
on we'll defined conditions, attended per.
haps BY continued helpful oversight.
With regular occupation and suitable
educational and moral influences, very
l1hge per cent Of these slaves Of the cup
may be restored to the dignity OF good
citizens.
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Reeeipts Dor the Tnble..

n. Y. TinsL +.
0melkl.-FOur eggs, whites beaten sep
arately; one large tablespoonful -four, Ont
cuptul milk, little salt cook slowly ant
cover while cooking.
Tapiood Paddiay.-soak two.thirds Of 4
cupid OF tapioca over night in one quar-
Of milk; then add three beaten eggs, FIVE
tablesPoonfuls Of sugar, butter the size Of
an egg, one whole lemon, grated; bake
three.quarters Of an hour; serve with milk
or cream.
Lemon Jsiiy.-0ne ounce Of gelatine
one and . half pounds Of white sugar,
three grated lemons, use only the rind Of
one; pour one quart Of boiling wafer on
the gelaline, add the lemon and sugar mix
we'll, then strain, add a glass Of sherry
wine; pour in mOlds TO cool.
lEaearoni and ekssse.-Put one.qusr.er
pound macaroni (broken in pieces) in
sailed boiling water; boil till quite tender;
place the macaroni in u buttered baking
dish; pour over One.half cuplul milk, and
put small pieces butter on the top, and
cover thickly with grated cheese. Bake
in the oven until the milk is absorbed,
and the top ia brown.
Eeaes Caks.-Make a rich and delicate
puff paste; roll it ont thin, cut it round,
using bowl for that purpose; sprinkle
each round with nicely washed currants,
a little sugar, chopped lemon (ouly a
small quantity of lemon), and nutmeg;
wet the edges well, then place another
round OF paste on the top, pressing the
edges neatly together; put in hot oven
and bake quickly.
SpiecBal5 -0ne-halfcupful OF good but.
ter and one crpfuI sugar, creamed; one
well-beaten egg, half cupiul molssses,
half cupful sweet milk, one Cupiul chop
ped raisins, tesspooniul Of ground cloves,
one grated nutmeg, teaspooniul Of soda;
mix with siiled -four enough 10 roll out;
cut in pieces and roll up in ball; do moi
let them touch each other in the pan,
when baked, frost; favor the frosling With
lemon.
Pdstry Gor Mines Pia.-one cupful lard
two cupfuls -four, one-half cupful ice,
water, a pinch Of salt; use a knife to cui
the lard through the flour until fine; theu
add the water and mix with the knife IN,
til no -four remains in the bowl. Roll il
sheet and place small bits Of butter over
dust we'll, fold up, aod repeat the process
twice, using half q cupful Of butter. Roll
the crust thin; have a quick oven; 1t will
raise in flakes.
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Law EouId,s Disgust,

Mr. BOHes-Jay Goulds paper seems
to view the President's policy very much
Rs George Stearns' liquorsellins client
did the churches who interfered with bus.
incss, and who remarked, impressively
waving his hand toward the l.iest brown
stone spire, "Thems the Cd did
things that are ruinin' the countryp'
This exceeds Mr.. GOuld's utterancss, a.
written out, in frankness and picturesque.
ness, but does not probably exasgreSate
the sincerity Of his sentiments,
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FORTY YEARs BEFoRE the PUBLIu
DR.. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
Soa Tltz CURE OF
.Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
pYspEpsA AND SICK ngApAcaE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
Dam in the right side, under the
edge ofthe ribs, increaseson pres
cure; sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder.blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costive, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There isgenerally aconsiderablel less
ofmemory, accompanied withapain-
full sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough Is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he seasily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that cxercisewould be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem ex.
listed, yet examination of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
: AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AoUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive
ofthemost happyresults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them A
FAIR TRIAL.
: For all Bilious arrangements, and
is a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE or IMITATIoHs.'
The genuine Dr.. C. MeLANE's
LIVER PILts are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MclANE's LIVER PILLs.
The genuine MeLANE's LIVER
Pulls bear the signature of C.
MeLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
SS Insist on your druggist or
stoTekeeper giving you the genuine
Dr.. c. Mei..ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To those wishing to give DG. c. MeLlsI's
Lr1a Plus trial, We VII mai pois paid to any
laIt q The United States. eBs boz Il PiIs i6s
FLEMING bros. pir..suuA. Pa.
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The Policy MOI Under Ere

Naihrile ARerieaa (DeR.) The resultoi
the late elections shows very concluliye.
ly that approval Of the Presidents poll.
ey, or condemnation Of It by the party
conventions, has very little 10 DO with
the election, 2
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WEST VA. UNIVERSITY,
81. nORcANTOWN. Iszs

This Institution Of Learning, under the Presiden-
ey Of Rev. J. n. Thompson, 4. NJ, Il entering upon
new en- Of prosperity. During the sprIuE Term
Just closed the attendance 81 students Eas Insreaa.
ed over GS per cent. II has large and scholarly
Faculty; beautiial hellthful and moral location,
ample scientific and Philosophical Appantns;
most thorough Character iiand1rl Of teholanhlp
iufpaSsed by no American Institution Of learning.
TUX ExPENSES AK LES than Al any other placa
known . afidEd equal ADVANTAGES. The Fall term
besina September Slh; the Winter term January
"a, and Spring term March nth. For fall InfOf.
nation, catalogues, DC, AddreiS the President.
GEO. c. STURGIBs,
Secretary Of RSs0ntS,
AUGUST -, is91. Ru29.WkS
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/ ARaEsr STOCK oF MEANS IN TaE

chsitsr Hans, the best and most reliable Ham,
In the market; Sugar CuEc1 Shoulders, Piain
s slSNa SagSf Sarsa brIsdast plsou, Clear
Loat Lard n TefeeA Hirrel1 Halt fGTr6lS, Kesl,
Pals and Half Pals. Our own Pfpdnet-Sup1rScf
tclny IN the m1Ekgt. Ne risk a loIi Ind dsulrrs
% " deale. n handling cur neAu. RnosI N
Inn, pAyEsPosr 1 PARKS.
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RucKWHEA1 CAKES.

Batter caIss, and Biscuit, made light crisp and
wholesome siLA Lssin, List q Co.'S EXCE1.stOR
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WEEKLY.
n. s.sil, Ia .s4rane,, poSiSss TTqaid.
M t,5f............-Si 80 siE m0nthi- -.......tl %
d. t.'H u tltc....s.'.- ...-.'..s...-..tl - eaen'
In l-Is q TOii..... ~ eaeh.
Ia r.ut. Of 1Wtnty........... ........... y eehs
All an t1tra copy 10 pHrlon getting up Cub,
hrThs stove prizes are invafiable Remit a
an, M, IN Duiti OF fofiofhee Money 0fSitFS and
s,ss,s nsitAsr Of thee can b procured, bSnl the
',Sssr N EfgiIltrrd Letter.
rag ISTELLlGEECER win present daily the
rsT, ~ al departments, from al quliisn Of
h. vofld, q veil - = complete record o. local
ruE WEEKLY d printed on Thursday, and can
10 hid al the tonnteT, IN PAID envelopes, rtAdy
ioy msiipg. 81 SSndd copy 10 abteAt fnsndt
asd t,Idiitti VtA RstsI from AOmA
.f'gsTRiBERs.- FrTsonl desiring 10 have the
DAILY isTEILIaXBcER left regularly at thGlE
,s5jsocf. IN the city and suburbs, tan b
ssfy-I ty leaging their address a Counting
Per. q by drop letter through the puIloaice.
m CDSTEIBUIORS.-Ho attention viii b paid
70 anonymous communications; every article
llu,t Be accompanied BY the writer's real name
4al address.
ggns,n Latina J0r ~ tAouli b ailrtiIsi "Prds
4 o. ~" and SA0Uld IN No cue u addrtIisd 10
.ll,- r.iiriipdi BifHlbsr ofhs firm By Afpls.
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PRESCRIPTION FREE

For TIE .Pssdy cue q scminal Weakn,,, In,.
hInAocd, and al dlsuni0n bgoaEht % hy indiScrS.
uea q h1ee2 Any Druggist hls thstigEedi1n
,.i Maass,s %. nQuEs aeo- elnsiantn, .
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HUNDREDS OF LADIES

UIs Losln, Lit 4 Cos EXCELSIOR BAEtHG
PoWDER, prSierring II 10 all OIheD. Sold By best
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
l take pleasure in informing my custo-
mers, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK


Is now in store, with the addition every
week Of such novelties as may be brought
out
Gentlemen will find in my Establishment
everything that is new, stylish or desirable
In material, both Of Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from $50 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be e1celled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
eIpen es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing Outmy entire stock Of FUR.
EIsHING GOODS st and below cost, to
discontinue that branch Of business.
FL. LINGEN
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ps- Pullman Drawing Room snd slsepInE Can
rom steueenTlla and Columbus through Stthoui
eAangs 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IndInnspolIS md
81: Louis, and from ColumbuB 10 Chicago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking RST,sf a
ps sIt, should cali on or address the updgr1lEned
for through time table,, m1ps, land eirrularS end
further information. w, n OiBRTES
street, Columbus, Ohio. mYi7
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oNE.aALF THE BATTLE

In Ietting a good table iJvou on your Biscuit and
Ru.k. IhesS lfe always light and yholsome When
PakrN SitH po IESF1S Lit a cOs ExcELsloR
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,


D. nsg, u adtunet, FoLiags IFaaiG
,,.,,.f,...........Ss % Three monthi......S2 %
ny ~, gttit.... .- 20 One Enonth............ IS
~ T.lTrSI ~ CnuieTi 10 City ise peF Trek
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FINANCIAL.

This Bank q org1nlEed and prepared % trInnet
the business Of banking In all IA datHIla.
II succeeds the Flint National Bank Of WheOllnS,
70 owned BY the same shareholder and hundeF M
anne management.
By earelily regarding the in.SreI.1 Of ID Cor.
respondents and Deposition, and by prompt Ini
i1thtul execution 81 their Eiihes, Il hopes 70 mlFit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and bills discounted.
n Cel!setona made on III points throughout The
Deposit Accounts subIect to check at sight re-
eeiyed from Banks, BanEers, Finn, Corporations
C:FtiscIiss q Dspoaltlsus payable 90 demand
Interest allowed on Special DepoIh
pnEcTuRs:
John 4. Bottcrd, WIN. 4. siup,op
Jacob 8. Rhodes, Vim, A. Tfrn1r.
WA. A. Isttt, John n HsbbS
A. n. Adams O, g, DeWFy.
Henry NJ. HipeI, my2I-dAv
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WEEKLY.

3, ral, II aiIoNa', potiS0s ftTaid.
,,..f... ..,., IS % Six nouthS. ......-.ti %
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ToS. sCHMAIZINET2,
Fancy DYER. sruuRER 3 REpAIRER.

80 lbs NLRxET ST., WEEEtIxO, WA
Al kinds Of shaElI In Dark Nav Blue, Dress,
Ribbons, and every description Of ElIn and Wool
en Goods executed II short notice aud on felIona-
ele terms. Mems Clothes neatly repaired, All
Color warranted Fast oci6
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DRUGGISTS.
Pure MATERIALS ONLY.

And Of the Te1y bet quality are used in he man
bGETSe rOTbE&, tSs bst d de aiSfsa
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BUILDING.
BUILDING.
Carpenter& Builder
/ ]. NJ. HAWLEY.

Special attention given to Roofing and
Job Work.
North Wheeling Shop and Office, $50
Market St. East Wheeling Shop, Alley E,
between 14th and 18th sts. Residence, 81
Fifteenth street.
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SisgteHFiAs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BsllaIre AZ
go p m; Bh5gSPort At as; ard arrives Il stsI-
Leaves steubenTiIle at is Z. M; arriyl Il
Bridgeport at SIS a. N.
sfeeill accommodation tnlInS leave Bellalre Al
9So \ N and 1915 p. nj Bridgeport ii S:l5 ., M
and 200 p. m arrive 81 Martins ferry 9S5 Z, o,
and l:lO p IN. Returning leaJH Martins FerryIt
ll.1I : N. and 40 p H.; Bridgeport HISS D. m.
lnd $40 p. NJ arrive At BellAirs At iiSO 4. m uDd
S6j p IA.
Tickets to all principal points IN tho East and
West ezn he procured at the Union Ticket Ofies.
Mcclure House, and at the station At Bridegroom.
F. X. MYERS
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gLH4,n E,iisrI J0f ~ tAouli b ailrSioi "Frdi
4 o. ~" and GA1Uld IN no cue Il oddrtIisd h
IN, a.lirilibdl zafaabsr cfls firm By NAME.
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NLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" C0HDRRSRD TINE CARD,
tRAE clss83
GhESESsSSitiz; -
On md after May 10Th, 1871, Trains vlli run
dhlJ Except Sunday a follow, viz:
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DTTTsBURGH, CNCIHEATI 4 81. LOUIS
J. RAlLWAY-PAR-KA9YD ROUTE
g 9 n 80; $50:
The Direct Line to the Northwest, West snd
Southwest
CONDENSED TIME CARD.
Winter sehedule.
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BEWARE or IMITATIoNs,

The genuine Dr.. C. MFLANE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McI. ANris [ .1rrn P1rrs
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TRANSPORTATION,

No, ttopa At al Stations between Wheeling Gnd
S%atne;Sil1ndi No g stops At al stations between
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-18

year to year. 1t Of itself is a great adj
vantage to the village. With the Fee
male College in the full tide of success
it will be very easy matter to build up
McMinn Academy. The boys all over
this county are ready and waiting to
come to school. All that is required is
for their parents to be satisfied that t he
facilities for getting an education are as
good here as they are elsewhere and they
will come here now as the boys came
here to be educated twenty years ago.
The duty Of reviving this school de-
wolves upon the present Board of Trus-
tees. We hope the citizens Of the town
will unanimously aid them. We have
great confidence in the gentlemen who
compose that board. They are public
spirited men. They are liberal minded
men. 1t is ouly necessary for them to
do their duty in the selection of teachers
faithfully and firmly. If they attempt
to please everybody they will please
nobody. The right way is TO select
a sfirstrate man as Principal, give him
the. Academy, aid him in building up
the school after he gets in, and try to
get every man and woman in the town
and the county to electioneer little and
the school will be grand success.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1877-04-18
The State Debt.

~ We think it of almost vital importance
that the question of oar State debt
should. be. settled Immediately. This is
matter which ought not to be mixed
up in the politics Of the State The
holders Of our bonds have made their
offer If so cents on the dollar is more
than the people ought to pay, let law
be passed funding tie debt at SO cents.
This we should think would satisfy all
parties.
We hope the Governor viii convene
theLegislature sometime during the Sum
mer or early in the fall of the present
year, 50 that this matter may be finally
and forever settled. The people Of
Tennessee have never yet allowed them
selves to become familiar with the
word Reputation, and we have no
idea they are willing To repudiate an
honest debt; but the quicker this matter
is. settled up the better it will be for all
concerned. The present Legislature is
as good i one as Gov. Porter will ever
get to work on the hard question, and
we earnestly beg of him to call the mem
abers together at the proper time and
q have the vexed question settled.
We must not have this hard question
in the canvass for Governor and State
5 officers next year. There is danger in it.
"A word to the wise ought to be suffi-
cient. Let US have settlement now.
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FOR sale.
Che Oak Hill School Property,

II miles from the Leadvale depot, OH the
c., g. G.. 81 G, RR. The buildings are
all of modern construction, nearly new.
in excellent repair and in healthy and
beautiful location, distant of mile
from church, post-office and stores. The
property consists of a school building, a
gothic cottage, story and half high
with L., smoke-house, stable, crib, and
laborer's dwellings, with eightv-five
acres of land. Water is supplied from a
capacious cistern, contiguous to the
house and never failing spring near by.
Title perfect. The owner wishing to
change his occ patton, viii dispose of
of this property on very reasonable
terms. All the household property, in
Guiding a neatly new piano, will be sold
cheap for cash. Address
GEO. T. RUSSELL,
Leadvale, Jefferson CO., Tenn.
Mch21 Pm