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sehenck,s PuImontc syrup for the
cure of Consumption, Coughs
. u,h Ealhs-


and Colds. 4 fsa
The great virtue of this medicine Is tnat
IL ripens the matter and throws IL out Oh
the system, purifies the blood, ana thus
effests cure. ,-.
SCHENCK's SEA WEED TONIC, FOR THE JUNE
OF DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, &C
The Tonic produces a healthy action OF
the stomach, creating an appetite, ioiLn
Ing chyle, and curing the most opstlha'e
cases OF Indigestion.
sCHENcKs MANDRAKE PILLS, FOR THEoohA
OF LIVER COMPLAINT, &C.
These Pills are Alternative, and produee a
healthy action OF the liver, wthout wy
least danger, as they are Tree rom caIolnei'
and yet more etficacious In Restoring I"
healthy action of the liver. 1890 Co..
These remedies are a certain cure ,O -
Consumption, as the FSiInohiS SGytu
ripens the matter and purthes the Diooo'
The Mandrake Pills act upon Tue ~ AZ SS- ,
create a healthy bile, ana remove an C ois-
eases of tue liver, often a cause ol Co IN
sumption. The sea Weed Tonic gives zone
and strength To the stomach, makes q
good digestion, and enables the ORGANS w
form good blood; and thus cresUeS
healthy circulation of healthy oIooo' lne
combined action of these meulclns, as
thus explained, will cure every case oi
Consumption, If taken IN time, anu tno
use of the medicines persevered IN,
DR.. Schenck is professionally at MS - l,,atS
cinal office corner sixth ana Arcn stlee1S,
PhiladeI phia, every Monday, where al
letters tor advice must De addressed
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

MONDAY EVENING, November >, 1877.
The demand has been about equal to
the offerings and the general market was
well sustained Shipments were made
TO the East and South, and there is still
wanted good, sound work horses for the
South. The receipts from the country
were lair, but about all OF the good qusi-
tiles were quickly sold. Local buyers
were in search of streeters and bought
freely at about previous prices.
HoRsEs-The shipments we've chiefly
TO the South, but some call was had from
other directions and the local demand
about as usual. Chunks brought $GOGS5
for good, sound stock; streeters S9O@l2O,
and smooth drivers $l25@l75 per mead.
MULEs-Tbe demand took sll of the
good stock offered at full prices. Aged
mules, l4@ TO Is hands high, $65G9O.
and 10! to Is hands high, sl0O@l25 per
head.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIFF
ferent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCIIT CoURT-JUDGE MGLYIN

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case of Woods VS.. The Citizens
Railway Company, the jury returned a
verdict in favor OF the defendant for
81 1861.
9, In the case Of Bowman VS.. Marling,
plaintiff took nOn-suit.
The balance o. the session was taken
up with the TRANSACTION of miscellaneous
business.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
Police CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
John McMahan, vsgrancy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
Thomas Kelly, vagrancy, fined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
Christopher Columbus Colvin, stealing
lot OF muslin from Mrs McAlister,
fined twenty dollars and costs. Com
mittcd.
The case against Geo. Crumbacker for
carrying off ssLd belonging to Matilda
Robinson, was dismissed.
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3}'Aeelia0 2egi5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements.

Crumb Cloth=-G. Mendel, Booth s
60.
German Glass.
Elegant G,assware-J. l.. Hobbs, Sor
y Co.
Beatty Pianos and Organs.
Guns and Reviewers.
Sheet Music.
Free Outfit to Everybody.
Agents Wanted.
Sandtord's Jamaica Ginger.
EJpture Cured.
Jackson's Chewing Tobacco.
Agents Wanted.
Opium Habit Surcd.
Mason " Hsmln Cabinet Organs.
Consumption Cured.
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J0hn Mccullough.

John Mccullough appeared al the
Opera House last night in hnOw!,s'
"Virginius." A large and brilliant al.
dience greeted hun. MIR. Mccullough
is q pleasant actor, bat displays no org
inality, and while in his physique and
mannerism he suggests Booth or For
rest, vet he falls far behind either Of
them in true conception OF the charac'
ter he undertakes. In the first act,
where he betroths Virginia to lcilius
his conception of the father is admirable,
better than in any other scene ~ o:s
it be in that where he plunEes the Dag
ger into the heart OF his daughter.
The support was not SO good as 1t
ought to be- Mss Carey who takes the
role of Virginia is handsome and win
some in her manner, but does not know
how to play Virginia. AppiaS G"r'.'S,
an important character IN the piay, sIJs
IN the tribunal AS though he was II the
act of auctioning lot Of old rails. Nt"s-
itorious would make an excellent jack
of Clubs in euchro deck,
but no one would ever ima-
CINE him the brother of Roman
centurion. A red-headed lrisnmtn play :
conspicuous part as Il Roman cl.zen,
and is the best o! the support, unless II
be Miss Allen, who plays the role OF Ser
via.
Tonight the Gladiator will be pre-
sented snd, with Mr.. Mccullough ;
talent will doubtless be rendered IN d
pleasant manner, and we nope tina, ..'
stock company supporting him will be
better suited to this than to Nirginius.
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CINCINNATI, November 7.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady at lOtc Flour-Firm-
er; family So S5@6 90. Wheat-Stron .
er; red 81 2O9l y. Corn-Dun; old 43
case; new in fair demand st 33635c
Oats-Quiet and steady st 27G3lc. Rye
Quiet At $4,000. Barley-Quiet; good
to prime western spring 55(a,56c. Pork
Quiet; old Sl2 rs; new Sl$ %. Lard
Kettle IS 5O@9 90. Bulk NJ eats -
Scarce and firm at G@767tc, all twenty
days salt packed. Bacon-Dull at 7I6
9tg93G9sc. Green Meats-In good de-
msndi shoulders 43c; sides 6ic. Hams
At o(984c. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 o..
Butter-Dulli fancy creamery 326,83c;
prime to choice Western Reserve 25c:
Central Ohio lS@20c. Lnseed Oil-Duli
at SOC.
Hogs-Demsnd fair and market firm;
common 81 0OGy4 20; hight 81 3OG4 so;
packing 81 60@4 rs; butchers 81 SOG,
80.
NEW YORK, November Dry Goods
Business light in all departments of
the trade. Coltons quiet and steady.
Prints dull. Washington fancy prints
jobblng at ste. and Washington Turkey
red prints reduced TO Toe. Woolens in
limited request. Foreign goods dull.
PITTsBURGH, November 7.-Petrole-
um-Steady; crude 81 90 at Parker's:
refined l24c for Philadelphia delivery.
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MOnsH of kefuge.

The Committee on Finance of the
Board OF Commissioners leave this morn
ING for Morganzs, Pa, on a tour of in-
spectlon, 10 visit the House of Refuge at
that place, preparatory TO making their
report to the Board in relation to the
erection of like building in this county.
Il IS more than likely that all the mem
(.in make tho trim.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet 6 inches.
The Joseph Warne, with coal tow,
passed down yesterday morning.
The Exchange was due down last
night, en- route to Cincinnati.
The Ragon departed yesterday for Par
kersburg.
The Market Boy left on time yester
dsy morning for Matamoras.
The Courier is to-day's regular Par
kersburg packet.
The O'Nesl will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, November River s
feet 81 inches snd about stationary.
Weather clear and cool.
NASHVILLE, November River fall
ing with feet on the shoals. Departed
Nashville for Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, November 7 Weather
cluody and cold. Depsrted-Milt Hsr-
~, White river. River falling with 4
feet 2 inches In the canal.
LITTLE Rock, November 7.-Weather
cloudy and rainy. River declining with
II feet by the gauge. Departed -Flor-
ence Meyer, New Orleans.
SHREVEPORT, November 7.-Arrived
Marie Louise, New Orleans Willard,
lower coast Departed-Alexandria,
New Orleans; Willard, Gilmore.
Weather heavy rain all day. River rose
inches.
MEMPHIS, November T. River sta
tionary feet II inches in the channel
Weather unsettled; mercury 81. De
parted Minnie Ruth, White river; Hat
tie holland, Arkansas river; CAT from
Cincinnati to Port Eads.
EVANSVILLE, November Up
Silverthorn and Smith. Downturn
chon, Anderson and Rspidan. Weather
cloudy; mercury % TO 46 deg. River
feet on the gauge and falling slowly.
Business light.
New ORLEANs,IN November 7-Arrived
John a. Scudder, Memphis; Texas,
Red river; John Howard, Ouachits river.
Depsrted-Texss, Red river; John How
ard, Ouschlts river. Weather cool,
cloudy and threatening.
CINCINNATI, November River 5
feet inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrived-J. S. Brans-
ford, Evansville. Departed
Cumberland river; j d. Parker, Mem
phis; Cherokee, New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, November 7.-Arrived-
War Eagle, keokuk Bayless, Quincy;
Colorado, Memphis; Lady Lee, Peoris.
Depsrted-War Esgle, Keokuk; st.
Genevieve, Memphis; Luls North, Men,
phls River fallen inches. Weather
cloudy and cool; showery tonight.
CAIRO, November 7.-Arrlved-Grspd
Tower, st. Louis; Vint Shiukle and A
G Donslly, Cincinnati; Centennial, New
Orleans. Departed Carl Schurz, Ohio
river; Belle Memphis, st. Louis; Bsglev,
New Orleans; Grand Tower, Vicksburg:
Nint Shinkle, Memphis; Centennial. St.
Louis. River II feet inches and rising
Weather rainy; mercury 81 deg.
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Personalities.

Prof. Pendleton, State Superintendent
of Schools, who has been absent at BsIti-
moro for some days, Is expected home
to-day.
ino clerk of the Board of Commits
sioners received u severe fall at the
court house Yesterday, Injuring his right
hand slightly, and bruising q leg.
Mr.. Frank Stanton has gone east on a
business trip.
Col. j. Q. A. NadeRbousch, of Mar
tinsburg, is in town.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Anderson, formerly as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Waugh in the msn-
agement of the St. James Hotel, has left
for his home at Halifax, Va.
Miss Annie Hayes, daughter of f.
Hayes, Esq, formerly of this city, died at
Columbus on Tuesday.
The Misses Corners are going 10 give a
party in the near future, the participants
of which expect a splendid time.
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Lawrence Barrett

Following the engagement of Mr.. Nc
Culloch at the Opera house comes Law
renee Barrett, for three nights, commenc-
ing on Monday next. The first night
Richelieu will be produced, and as this is
MIR, Barretts masterpiece, 3 performance
may be expected that will please the most
critical.
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MILWAUKEE, November Flour
Dull and unchar ged. Wheat I'm >ettled;
opened at n decline of &c and closed dull
nnd heavy; No. l Milwaukee, hard,
81 Is; No. l Milwaukee 81 1T; No Z
Milwaukee 81 OF; seller November 81 O6;
seller December 81 O4J; No. Milwaukee
ii O3t. Confirm and wanted; No
2 43lc. Oats-Firm and wanted; No.
244 Rye-Firm; No. 2 55c. Barley
In fair demand; No. spring G2@G24c.
PrOvisions-Quiet and unchanged; mess
pork held at l3!e cash.
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Fire.

Tic alarm of yesterday was caused by
Il niger shanty in Alley IS, IN the rear
Of YouDS's drug store, oelng set on fire.
Tie flames were eXtinguished without
material damage, resulting, and before
the engines had al opportunity TO do any
work
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Iar.e Gathering.

Last evening very large party was
given 81 the residence Of Mr., Myers, six
miles above The city. T. T. Cockayne's
orche.tra was in attendance.
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The OFT Hall temperance meeting this
evening will be addressed by Wilber
Trueman, OF Bridgeport, Thomas Clark
ana other orators OF this city. The pub
lie Is cordially invited to attend.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to &
cents; "A Chintz, s cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash & cents. All other goods
proportion.
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A GERMAN class OF American young
ladies and gentlemen will be established
by thoroughly competent instructor,
who was formerly engaged in the most
prominent New England educational in
stitutions as Professor of Modern Lam
guages.
The best methods will be adopted to
lead the scholar to the practical use Ct
the language in a remarkably short time.
See advertiser ent.
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Financial and COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, November 7.-MoNEY-
At 5CG7 per cent, closing at per cent.
Prime me. camille paper 6@8 per cent.
Customs ceipts $4,000 The Assist
ant Tressurer's discussed $4,000. Clear
ings 3l8,OCOU0O Sterling duili long,
48Ot; short, 464
GoLD-C!osed at 1923 after selling
down from lO3 to 1923. Carrying rates
4, 81, Al, 3 auG 81 per cent.
SILVER Al London unchanged; here
silver bars are l22t greenbacks; ll9
gold; silver coin par to / per cent dis
couut.
IInN RRN.f.-N n.- Stnalr
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GENTS fine Snoos OF the latest styles
ust received at l.. V. Blends.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Flrm and quiet.
81. Paul, {. u NJ. division, rose to 1913
6lOlt, Central Pacific sold al lO6!
Union Pacific sold at 1861, Union Pacific
trsts at 1861, Chicago and Northwestern
consolidated gold coupons 994 to 935, and
Fl. Wayne trsts llS.
STATE BoNDS-Quiet in the main;
Tennessees, however, were strong and
advanced TO 4G for Old, 45! tor new and
As for new series.
STOCKS Market quiet in the forenoon.
Al the opening prices advance 10
per cent, but subsequently there was a
general decline OF / to II per cent. In
| the afternoon the market WAS character
Ized by depression, and in late dealings
lower prices prevailed. The decline
from the highest point of the day ranged
from ! to = per Cent, and was most
marked in Lake Shore, Michigan Cen
trg!, Western Union, Z. 9. {. y L. and
granger shares. At times there was
considerable pressure to sell and the
downward movement was aided by tree
sales o. laUg stocks. The decline III tiie
is due 10 decree for foreclosure entered
in the Supreme Court to-day. The
counsel for the Erie Company SAYS this
move is in accordance with the London
plan. In the final sales there was l.
fractional recovery from the loves. point
in few cases. The transactions aEgGe-
gated 100000 shares, OF which 10000
were Erie $500 Lake Shore, $500
Northwestern common, 1920 North
western preferred, $500 St. Paul, 3,4OO
Onios. $500 Delaware, Lackawanua and
Western, $4,000 Michigan Central, ana
1000 Western Union.
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GENTS and Chi drcn's Buckskin Gloves
for 99c, at the 99c store.
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PapHI Matters.

LONDON, November "A telegram
from Rome says il is believed that Christ
mas Is the time fixed for the Pope to is
sue an Apostolic letter establishing the
Catholic hierarchy of Scotland.
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The Meat Question,

correspondence OF The Register.
Your meat question in Tuesdays paper
l will answer: The 90 pounds cost
8 1916 cents pound, which makes
$490s; the 30 pounds cost 70 5-l6 which
makes $3.093; total $500.
Yours puiy,
}. A. EBERLE.
Bridgeport, Ohio.
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INVALUABLE.

Messrs. WEEKS b POTTER, Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass: GelilerssI,-Ih have for some months
lelt IL duty that owe 10 suffering humanity 10
write YOU stating the great bcneGt that have de-
rived HON the uss Of SANFJED's RADICAL CVR8
PoR CArARRu. FOFmore than 20 years have been
nfiicted with this very troublesome complaint.
have tried oil the remedies that could nnd. out
without material or permanent belcht. Last iall
the disease had arrived st that state thS must
have relIefor tle. The entire uleTlorGcouS system
had become so infisned, and tho stomach 50 clsoE-
oered, that Is was o doubtful mltter whether 1
could 90 to the Pacific coast or II Gii go whether
should live 20 como backor not. lsaw an adNer-
Iisemcnt oftAis medicine, and although being very
incredulous about speeches or noStFUiIs OF any
kind, yet In sheer desperation tried this, and IS
OF once benefited hyit. The changes or cUmatcL
o chronic disease ofthe liver, and my age over -
may prevent my crtiro restoration, but the bene-
Gt derive from It's daily use IS % me fnrG!uIhf
and am hoping TO be completely cured, and u
LAST arrive ct a respectable old age.
fthls statement Of my case can be or any service
90 those afflicted Us have been. and enable you 70
bring this remedy into moro general use, cspeclaly
on the Pacific coast (whero it Is much neetaG), my
object IN writing this note VIII 10 obtalnel.
Very truly yours, HENRY WILLS,
AURORA, n. Y, June, 1875 ofWelS, ! aESo i co.
Each package contains Or. sanford'5 Improved
Inhaling Tube, and full directions for use In oil
cases. Price tt.0n For sale by all wholesale and
Retail Druggists and callers theU nitet
States and Canadas. WEEKS & POTTER, General
Agents and Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
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LAEsT STYLES of Shoes just received
at l.. V. Blends.
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Coon black Kid Gloves tor 30 cents at
j. ". FerreIs.
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IL you want 70 get suited ia - pair Of
Shoes, 20 to l.. Y. Blends.
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GLOVES, Gloves, at the 99c store for
9yc.
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LADIES trimmed Hats in great variety
for 90, at the 99c store.
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GENTS, Ladies and Chlldren's Gloves,
the cheapest in the city, nj the J0c store
for 99c.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
TO j. W. FERRELs.
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The cheapest shoes IL the city at l.. '
Blends.
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BUCKsKIN Gloves at the 99c store for
nla
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The finest shoes kept in the city al /.
V. Bonds.
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C: COLLIAS'l
VOLTAIC PLASTER
ALWAYS CURES.
ENLARGED Spleen.

EHldTHeu OpI0Ol'
This Is 20 certify that I have been using your
COLLINS VoLrAIG PLAsTERs for Enlargement u
the Spleen and Depression IN the stomach, and
thor have given me moro relief than any other
remedy have ever used. ! would highly recon-
mend them 10 all suffering nom tho elects OF pain
and Inflammation. -
FTcKRsISd. No, juno D. ISL.
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Price, 90 Cents.

Be careful 10 obtain COLLINS NoLTAIc PLAs-
TKR combination OF Electric and NvltAlC Plates,
with highly Medicsted Plaster, as seen IN tho
above cut. Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
CIsts throughout the United States and Canada
and BY WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors. Boston,
Mas.
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and all The deIieacies Of the season
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at Laramie's, Restaurant.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-11-28
TRUSTEES SALE.

TN accordance with the terms of Deed OF
i Trust made by Patrick Flynn and wife to
the undersigned Trustee, for the benefit OF
Lowry Mills 1 will, in the public square lof
the town of Edwards, in Kinds county, Mis-
sissippi, sell for cash, to the highest and DeFt
bidder, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1871
The following described real estate, being
a house and lot in said town, built and used as'
a Restaurant or Boarding House, viz: Lot Nc.
8, in square No. l, north of Vicksburg and
Meridiaa Railroad: being thirty feet front.
and running back two hundred feet between
parallel lines. Said lot lies between the lots
In which is the storehouse of Howell & Harris
and the lot upon which is the store house and
residence of Mrs. Butler, and opposite to the
residence of w. q. Harrison, (now the Harri-
son House,") together with the buildings aud
improvements on said lot. There are certain
membranes on said property which will pe
stated at the sale. Said sale will be made "a
satisfy the Indebtedness secured by said Deeh
of Trust. MAR1E DABNE1,
nov q, '77-3w. TRUSTED.
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NEXT.

Now that the busy season of the year
is over, the thoughtful husbandman will
cut the weeds from the fence corners, and
in so doing will not only keep them from
going to seed and propagating their spe-
cies, but will at the same time preserve
his fences. Those growing promiscu-
ously over the pastures can be cut with
the reaper. This labor is just as essen
tial as any done on the farm and is quite
as remunerative. Those who live in
timbered farms are more or less troubled
with sprouts and briars, now is the best
season of the year to cut them: Some
of our yards are overgrown as as are
our pastures, with these noxious weeds.
To cut them and haul them away is to
not only ornament and beautify home,
but adds largely to the health of the
family. When we adopt as our motto,
"Let no noxious weeds go to Seed" and
carry the motto into effect, we will find
that quite an advance has been made.
Try these suggestions. Agr;-
cuIturist
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UnferInented wine.

DIR. Goss gave the following simple di-
rections at the meeting of the Potomac
Fruit Growers Society, for making wine
from grapes and other fruits without fer
mentation: Press the juice from the
crushed fruit then add to the pomace
one-fourth as much water as there is
mice Press this also into the same ves-
ssa z HaAa.s~.sss ~. -
sell This causes the juice to settle oT
filter more perfectly. When settled, boil
to one third the original bulk, in glass,
stone or porcelain lined vessel, and set in
another vessel containing water. To each
quart of this syrup add tablespoonful
OF salt. This is the whole process. 1t
should be well corked and placed in
cool place, and will keep for years.
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-NnrR AND BY VIRTUE Of M III ~; -,
~ cree q INES sns sh County. MISSISSIPPI, made
= the cause d Of d Il A. Lyon l5 the
- n lanes II. Bowman ct ux, No 90. "a ~ IL
's.s..ssra;gned Special Commissioner nAleu in
said decree, viii, on
Tur ern DAY or DECEMBER, 1871
,biu legal hours at the front Or eastern ro eoof
- he civ Hall, in Jackson, Miss p'IIG ;sr'
o. iii for cash. at public auctiRn, to me
s1osh;dder the following described rear ss'a1e
$50; and living in the county OF hiH ~ anu ~
S SsaHs of Mississippi, to-wit: The = % %
ssSeS the NJ of E1z of SWH of Sectlon 90
!. r,,;ng North of the Jackson and Vi VI U n
r rSads and the E1zof NEK and part o. q
5. ~ NEL and ali that part of SEA Of STcs.on
:. % wing north of the Jackson ana Olinso
!. - and east of the line of land bTiongl" NJ
& - 4 M. Foute all in Township Q, Hans,, =
!. y T.st Containing 4O6 acres, more or less:
The same will be sold to satisfy tneSH. oats
s.;d 4 cree. interest, commissions ana 0Os's
snd such title will be conveyed to INC pns-
abeser as / am authorized TO convey gnuoi
said decree. ,oopp c.oo;.l CoAn'r.
SHELTON & SHELTON, Compl Soils.
Nov 77-5w.