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apparlienta Mr.. Jacob Riley de La
fonrrhe.
81 ort-38 J.J. pINO. Gentle,
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AUX HAHTANS DE LA LOUISIANA.
r. Els sonssines viennent Sc 6xer a Baton Ron-
10 re dans l'itfennon de ,eparer les machines d
vateur DIES mouths pour les Sucreries ct pour les
Cotons; lis garantront ieurs ouvrsges ct conset'teit
d ne pas elIe pave, 81 cs trayaux etaleni n'auvais.
Tue Tongue experience Ges machines ties success
au'iIs ont obtents Sut de surs garants, qu'hs sat's-
feron. les personne3 qil anraient q les employer
pour la repdration lie leafs machines a Vape"'- lis
esperent tneriter lie suffrage du Public.
On peut les voir ihez Mr.. d. F. Reedfr,
6 fsy-52 THOMSON & kEEDER.
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A Wis.

ES persobnedesirapt c~onsigner lies archaa
~ discs aux soius du soussigt.E, peuvs lie fare
en- payant d'avance les frais do Transports, san.
quot les acknowledgements pas rscues.
IL. v. BABIN.
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WI affa.

A. A. M alta,
GsA L'honneur d'ipfurmer les hapirsGs qu'l est
auiorisc a acLeier du CoToN, qu'i i'embaIguera
sans autres fra,s excep,e ceux que l'ou pave actu-
element, il ne prepdra qu'nne fable commission
cur les avauces d'srgsnt quill fera sur cts articles.
~ decenibre a.
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AVIS.

81 AVIS.
HlE soussigne a avert une PENSION danslap-
uartement waste ct a,Hlmede, occupe auiretois dams
lie meme bot, pal a Woods, si,ue aupres du Mar
che ct pres de la 1aison de Conr. lie soussigne
est maintenaut prefa accommode les penssonna'-
res ct les voyageurs. Ilespere que lie public Pho
norera de 81 vislte.
r1,-Les voyase,rs qui v~isiteron: FH6tel, son'
preyenus qu'on arEtera leur passage sur les pdauess
a n'impor.e Iuelleheure de la mutt.
IL nc, is a. WADDILL.
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IA AVIS. |""
@AA societe eAistante entire James Nj. Elan u
Amos Adams, SOUS la raison d'Elamrft Adama,
est auiourd'hui dissogte dun coHlman accord, tou-
ties les afaires qui leur ont etc ~confiees ct qui ns
scat pas t~erminees lie seront ennjointemeni par enx-
JAMES NJ. ELAN.
A mars-4 AMOS ADAMS
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SELLEs & FABRlQuE DE HARNAls &
PREPARATION DEs yOITUREs.

LIZ sonssigne h rhnnneur
d'informer ses amis et ,e put
oi,c en- general qu'iI a change
"a boniIqoe, IL demeure rue
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~RAINES DE COTON-l00 sacs de Graf
w mes d. Cotton du Petit Gulf, den.ie ; meht
recus ct a vendre par
J.&E. +. PHILLIPS & &c
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AVIS.
fhonneur d'informer les personnes qui me
doiyent, soft Ell biHsts Or par complies de Pannee
1910, de me payer ava"t lie premier Mai %Procttai"
Oh les complies sefont Iemis a un AVocat, pour en-
faire lie REQUIREMENT.
% mars-7 III. v. BABIE.
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y. JEVVETT g. IN
(at Stevens' ViNoge pa..D

W. "'S"S"S PHnge, BdTneD
HAVE now received their Goods ~,
II N ing Tor sale rich and splendid azure are 'ar
nanpse ,hs 70 Inc season. among which ,hT "s
Shawls, bonnet Silks, fancy Handke,chi.,
Tagliona, nous de Lane and ChoIIv do.e'sj
White, red and figured pocket, and Pon,
Heavy bandanna, large SpiuIeGeld '"See do
Linen, and Imitation do, and Cotton 20;
Blue black MerIno; green, blue, black Ooj
scarlet Merno; printed Saxony. Avn and
work, ALPACA Lustre, Melrose Pnjd"' P'ca, Six
Calicoes, many new aud very desirahla..,
Super and common kid Gloves, Iigh, Styles
hair, white silk and silk lace do; S m'u uOi ma
KID and Berlin do; s'""' buck
Plain and birds eye Cambria, muslin nj.
linen Edgng, Insertion; 'whaIebone. sn n,T'on and
Silk velvet, cotton do, Robes, birds e ep" taaDs
Russia do, crash table Covers; ~ DaPN
Plain and figured Bobinet Lace, super h..,
Hdkfs Stocks; 'acS silk
BROADCLOTHS, black, blue blacL. II
brown, blue black Cassimeres LAVA ,",o,H9Ve and
mixed and London black, do; ,'AeI
Bishop and linen Lawn; Secia. P,dd,,.
vass, 60 "s, Va&
a good assortment of Vestings; Veron,
beaver Cloth for over coats, black wors'a '5 @nfs'
Il Braces, a good assortment of Rn,,oun neg
twist, thread, pins, hooks and eyes; spooI s,s s
needles, silver thimbIes, &c Sc. F'''''S
Black and blue Aldpine, red and Merno g..
black Satin, double faced silk. gro do Sn T"'Wi
din Lusstlng, blue black gro de Sw 10. EWES III
ca. bonnet and cap Ribbons, cotton warn s St'r
ings, Indian hcud. Portsmouth and Dovo,,. D"Se''
HARD WARE, Shovels. Forks. Nail, w.,
W. l. GOODS IND GROCERIES w.
PAINTS, OIL, DC. DC.
All who are in want of Goods are roso,,cn
invited to call and examine qualities and n,'o.
NJ nv" N''"S ''"''' 2l7f
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WORLDLY GREATNEss.-How little real salts
faction is dervables from worldly greatness is shown
in an anecdote which Lady CoIquhoun mentions in
the work on "The Worlds Religion ,''and which
we communicated to her by her father, Sir John
Sinclair He was invited by late eminent states
man, Lord Melville, then high in office, to spend
years day with him at Wimbledon Common
He arrived there the day before, and in the NOR
ming repaired to the chamber of his host to wish
him happy new year. "It had need be happier
than the last replied Lord NJ, "for cannot re-
collect a single happy day in it"And this was the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-11-16
JOHN HOLINESS EsTATE.

JOHN HOLMES ESTATE.
TENHE subscribers having been appointed by The
n Hon. Probate Court, for the District of Gallo
donia commissioners, TO receive, examine, and ad
just the claims and demands of all persons, against
the Estate Of JOHN HOLMES, late of Ryegate,
in said district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term OF six months from the 18th day OF
September being allowed, by said Court, to the
creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before us-Do give notice,
that will attend to the duties Of our appoints
menl at the dwelling house Of widow Margaret
Holmes, in Ryogato, in said district, ON the 23d
day Of February at o'clock, forenoon, on SAID
day. WALTER HARVEY. lCo,,,,;ssio,.rs
AARON WEsSON, COMMISSIONERS
RYegate, Sept. II, 1871. 222w3
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M M Te sg @ Sc q

FNNHlS certfes that at Irasburgh, in the County
n of Orleans and State of Vermont, on the first
day of November A. ID. lS4l the Subscribers
Ira n. Allen, George Nye, aud Geo. g. West, OF
said Irasburgh us special partners and PIiney OAR
row, Jr of said Irasburgh general partner, have
formed u limited partnership under the Statute of
his STATIC for the transaction of rcante business
in said Irasburgh, under the name Of PLlNEY
BARROW JR, to commence on the first day OF
November, A. D. le4l, aud terminate on the first
day of November, "A. ID. l844--and That each of
sal special partners has furnished and paid into
SAID partnership the sum of one thousand dollars
in cash, us capital stock.
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~ Cd II Il O. H .

IU SB " q u a.
THE BOS7 ON and TROY IRON COAfhi
HAVE on hand at their Furnace and foOn0''
u u and are manufacturing to order,
Caldron Kettles, a sizes) Hollow Ware
Mill Irons, Axletrees and Boxes,
Sled, Sleigh and Gutter Shoes,
Ploughs, "a superior article) +.
Mammoth Box Stoves, for meeting nonSes' I"
tories and tanneries,
o. 2 and 3 feet Box Stoves,
Parlor Stoves of various sizes; i, ,s
Sircklands Cook Stoves believed to De 'O t,
article for cooking now offered t" the puCcs
Cart and Wagon Boxes, and various ons' '"
ings usually made at Country Furnace
Turning and Drilling done TO order
ALSO, ,,.,a
on hand, about 100 tons of Pig Iron NJ nspsh al
Quaily. The above articles sold cheap 'o .;o,roe
approved credit. All orders OF cOmmuGn% a, Of
addressed to the Agent at Troy Furnace a% N
fee will be thankfully received, and Pfo"p"'
tended TO. Assni
HUBBARD HASl'N'"' g&f
Troy Furnace, Sept. ID, 1871.
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Ha g d i g i IN g

A ROMATIC ammo. alcohol, Chloric Ether,
Sps Rosemary, loduret of Mer. Mezoreon, E. sar-
saparilia, Ext 'Logwood, do. Lettuce Musk, stryeh
niue, Prepared Chalk, Lap CaIamin, Best Lnncets,
Syr Nip. Shells Breast Pipes Nursing Bottles Gar
get Root, Cough and Worm Lozenges, Poor Mans
Plaster, Verdigr:s, Oil Of Almonds, Balm of CoIum
bia to prevent and remedy Badness 81 TO keep the
hair from becoming gray, and Antique Oil, Bear $
Oil, and @. Vicora Oil, to render the hair soft
end silky and the head free from dandruf, Hay s
Lrnlment superior article Tor piles. Also, all
other articles kept by country druggists.
For sale by LUTHER JEWETT.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 1911. 22ltf
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sDJusG Es eco we'd,
THE LONDON AND NEW YORK FALL AND
WINTER SgA GgEg9@IG
FOR lSal-2.

RE Nj o V A l..
TIE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, that he has
removed his Taor's shop 10 the basement story of
his Dwelling, lst house East of the Methodist
meeting honse, where he may be found, ready to
do all work entrusted tn him in the most fashiona-
bic style, with fitness and despatch.
He would also tender his most grateful acknowl-
cdgemens to the inhabitants of st. Johnsbury and
vicinity, for the very liberal share of patronage be
slowed upon hun since he commenced business at
the Centre Village, and still asks tor continuance
of the same.
Gentleman, CdH:!
Cutting done tor others TO make upon short nos
tice.
UJ9All garments made by him warranted to Fl I.
Geuilemon's and Childrens Cloth Caps made
in the latest style to order.
s. G.. FRINK.
St. Johnsbury Centre, Oct. I54l 229lf
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New az extensive Assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Shedd and Jewett

-H rESAACSau GGAASa ~ Y w OUC iU'r
Il FAVE just received, and are now opening, a
Il H. heavy stock OF rich and elegant GOODS
comprising variety of articles of superior style
and quality not usually kept in country stores
FOR LADIES CLOCKS, DRESSES, &C.
Luste AIapacca-silk warp-double and single
width; .--- .''...
do do cotton warp; ...
Silk warp Indiana Cloth;
Silk warp Cambleteen; blue black Thibet Cloths
Cashmanet; plain and fguren Aiepine;
Plain and figured Mouslin de Lame; ..
Plain and printed saxony Cloths;
Plain and figured Merinos; Parametta;
Goats hair Camblet; .' ".
Rich plain and figured Silks; ...y..
French, English and American Calicoes; n.
Rich Saun Stripe Chally, Silk, and Mousin de
Lame Handk crchlels; DID,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Bonnet Silks;
ChaIy and Mousn de Lame Shawls;
Large heavy Plaid Shawls, &c.
CLOTHS, &C.
suuerGne. black. blue black, brown and blue green
English and German Broadcloths;
Medium and low priced blue black, blue green Ad
Glade; .- ... .... ..-...., ....
Superfne and medium buc black, lavender, brown
and Oxford mixed Cassmeres;
Diamond and plain Beaver Cloths, heavy Pilot
Cloths; ....... ..... -r ...
Rich figured Velvet vesting, plain do, plain and
fgued Satin do;
Mohair and common worsted do.
Grey lambs wool and MeIino Shirts, elastic wrist
Berlin Gloves, Buckskin do, super Italian Cra-
watts, common do.
DOMESTIC GOODS. sc.
Exeter, extra family, Appleton and other kinds OF
stout Shoetings; Dover ID aud IL and Merrimac
do; Drilling, Cotton Flannel, Ticking, Striped
Shirting, bleachod do cotton Yarn, cotton Bat
ting, Wcking, &c. Mats and hearth Rugs, hemp
'Carpeting.
SHOES, sc.
French and common kid walking shoes, French
and com. kid Tres and Slips; do low priced miss
and chlldrens Shoes; gaiter Boots, plain and
figured India Rubber; lined Rubbers 4, ..
FURS.
Otter, Nutria, and MuskIat Caps; Muffs; Bons;-
Russia Dog Collars, Fur Trimmings for Ladies
Cioaks.
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY; CROCKERY
AND GLASS W.ARE; GROCERIES,, SC.
Young Tyson and Souchong Teas, ST Domingo,
Java and Porto Cabello Coffee, RaIsins, Eng.
Currants l.. Sugar, Fiberts, Pecan Nuts, Wal
nuts, Casanna Nnts &c. &c,
LEATHER.
Sole and upper Leather and Calf Skins
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct ID, ls4I. 220tf
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10 the Public.

u 7EiE subscriber will manufacture Wool upon
h shares or for reasonable price per yard
Those wishing their Wool Manufactured can have
it well done by calling the subscriber at his
stand at West Barnet. Ho will also Gard Wool
and dress Cloth on the most reasonable terms and
in best order He will likewise manufacture
WOODEN Blankets whole, with blue list, if wanted
JOHN CARTER.
Barnet, May %, 1s4l. 2O0tf
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GEO. NYE, .-
.. IRA II. ALLEN,
GEO. G. WEST,
PLiNEY BARROW, JR,
Attest-JEssE COOPER.
STATE OF VERMONT,

b. .'"s ORLEANS COUNTY, SIS,
Irasburgh, 3D. Nov. l94l.
Personally appeared the above named Pliney
Darrow, jr. Ira II Allen, George Nye, and Geo.
e. West, and acknowledged the foregoing instn.
ment by them subscribed to he their free net and
deed. Before me, fN.
JESSE COOPER, Justice Peace.
Toacn Clerks Office, T0SJWgh, Sd Noe. I641--
Four o'clock Z. M. received the above certificate
for record, and recorded the same at length in a
book kept for such purposes.
Attest, HENRY NJ. BATES, Town Clerk.
- d.. Town CLERKS OFEIcE,
Irasburgh, Nov. Sd, 1871.
| hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy
of record Attest
2a3w6 HENRY M. BATES, Town Clerk.
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stray Sheep.

ENAME into the enclosure OF the subscriber 81, u
" hour the first OF Sept five stray sheep. The
owner is hereby requested TO prove properly pay
charges and take them away. ,,mon,
Lyndon, Oct. 90, l94I. 22Swo
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~ wv EstabIis In nm G mt.

IN q w n 3 a I'd . IN HAH HI U'
THE SUBSCRIBERS
EEAVE opened a shop at the East Village, ST.
4 a. Johnsbury, and commenced manufac turing
8 "a s. En, ES 4 i IA ID $ aEAd nd o o n 8,
in the best and most fashionable styles, which
they keep constantly on hand for sale, at the Gus
tomarY prices. - :. - ,r,,,
GOTHIC CHERRY, AND BUIT'ERNUT'
SASH MADE 10 ORDER.
NIB. first rate article Off by 9 Sashes for
90 and "a lighted windows for cents per light,
Is lighted for l-2 cents.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive due at
tention d. 81 l.. SMITH.
ST. Johnsbury East, Sept. 1871. 2l6yl
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lib q IL NG CT OTEaS
AND
TpHrV,g. HESEs IS tones.

I'D F. WRITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, '&'
HDs tnues to import direct from the manu';n
ers, all kinds ofDmch Boiling Cloths used 0n'
New England States. From long expenGOH .
the manufacture ofthis article he is enabled 70 "
nsh Millers with more perfect and durable O"D
than can he obtained elsewhere, and at Tower ptsT
Also, BURR MILL STONES, Of all sizes, m''
to order. July, 6, lS4l. acknowledgements
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WILLk2.N WRIGHI'S
Z IN ii IA "a e. GIE gative Pills

EnHrety tegadOte.
Manufactured under the immediate supetlnNn'
dance of William Wright, Wee President d
the
North american College of Health.
NOR the treatment and cure ofdSeases in "
H form OF billions and nervous fevers, mea;e
small pox, pains in the stomach, back and side
consumption, dropsy, scrofu|a, cancer, splitting Of
blood, sick head ache, rheumatism, diarlhGa, dyS
entery, cholics, dyspepsia, palptation of the hH,
ulcers and sores Of every kind, &c &c.
For Sale by
LUTHER JEWETT, ST. Jol%T, 4
F'S IL MECHANICS STORE, St. ] CeouS
MORRILL, Il RANKIN, ST. ], East,
l.. p. PARKS, q co. PassuMpsIc,
CHANDLER & BROWN, PeactDm,
]. G. DARLIN G, Concord,
G.. w. GATES LunenbUgb,
GOOLD ~ NELSON, GudhaIs
FULLER. lOE, & CO. Lyndon,
j. NJ. lIOYT, ~ co. Lyndon CaDr
J. JEWETT, 81 co. Barnet, GI-l|
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man who was the envy ofmany, being considered
at the height of worldly prosperity!
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STO VES! SE @ " 11S!
VI ME subscribers prepared to offer to the
a public the following kinds, viz:
HAYwARD's Cook, 2 sizes ...
YANKEE NoTIoH, or the elevated Oven, Cook, 2
sizes;
30 inch, 2, 1.2; and 8 feet Box Stoves:
Also
PARLoR, of different styles, some Of which the
preltiest pattern ever invented .....
They invite all who are in want of Stoves to call
and see. Prices will be made to suit the pur
chaser.
CHANDLER ~ BROWN.
Peacham. Oct. 81, 1871. 22ltf
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go, 900 pounds Stowe Pipe saRRd
Sheet ETOm.
.FKNIiE subscriber has recently received o., 1000
q pounds thin Sheet Iron, manufactured IN Eng
land to order for Vermont market, which will be
sold in sheets for cash; three months credit
Stove Pipe.
respective stores per order at satisfactory prices.
...-. d. Il. FYLER
Bradford, VT. Nov. /, lS42 222w3
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I'D ICH MUSLIN DE LAJNES-plain and fig
NJ "a ured, at SHEDD ~ JEWETT'S.
Oct IS41. 222tf
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rH, NOTICE. -"s
NKTHEREAS, ROXANA, my wife has eloped
Wv from my bed and board without any just
provocation, therefore forbid all persons harbor.
ing trusting hor on my account after this date.
DANIEL CUMMINGS.
Peacham, Oct. 23, IS4l. 222w3
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mental knowledge of their elcacy use them
without being benefited Directions accompany each ar
,Clc.
Fever DroPSor opening the pores the skin and caus
ing pcrspirutOn in ieycrs, colds, &C.
Strip for dysenteryThs is one of the best medicines
for the summer complaints OF children now before the p"
c rs wei for the inflammation OF the bowels and stomach
heartburn rasia and vomiting, sekhess cholera morbus
&c. Price - cents.
Couga DrOpSor Group rattes ofchildren, asthma or
phthsc, cols coughs, consumption, whoopng cough &c,
Price 20 cents
Diarctic Dr0ps--for all diseases of the kidney and the
urinary canals. Price 81 Ia cents
Rheumatic romeness, rheumatism ,spralns
bruises, &C. Price 81 ii cents.
Biac& Sqircor ulcers fever sores, sores burns, cuts,
&c. Price 25 cents.
Itch OintmGnt,-PricC % cents
Auiidysprptic pHs-iOr nervous debility, dyspepsy,
delicate female complaints, ohslrucons, &C. Price % cts,
StrengthCning PiGSteriOr weakness of the bnck und
ois pains in the SIDE between the shoulders, pit OF the
stonlnrh rheumatism, &c. Price 20 cents.
Restorative Cordid-tor ndigcstion female weakness,
trcmhng &c. Price % cents.
iVeraire syrup poricrsto purify the blood in all
ofcrupions of the skin, scroula white swelling, rick
cts vcncrca taint, liver complaint, &C. Price 90 cents
Pulmonary BaisGm-tor coughs and conaumption &C.
Price so cents.
Ceq4qlic SanG-ior hogpus, caarrh, headache, &C.
Price IL l-2 cents.
tgt-biliops Phvqc-for nj! bilious complaints, foul
stomach liver complaint headache, pressure of the blood
on the brain, &c. Price Il IL cents.
WOrHS POWdcr-fOr worms ia children ana adults
Dn. IIpARn would take this opportunty toiniorm many
Of those who afflicted with Chronic diseases (somach
complaints CArunC inflammation and enlargement OF the
liver and what CaOmcles call fever sores and great
many other dseases that the first cause was in the use OF
Mercury in some of It's dozen forms. CANDID people are
fast learning the horrd effects OF Mineral poisons, to pro
ducc distinct diseases OCCasOnCd by their destructive use
More than half creumasm carries OF bones ulcers and
sores, besides umcrae other Diseases in hundreds OF
that the subscriber has cured or greatly benefited
frat produced by the use of Nercuty tany science
profession society demands reform is the MEDICAL
The of Mercury and other mineral poisons were the
of msCd fN and ought to he
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NOTICE TO FAMILIES.

A IL. LOVERS or GOOD BREAD are recommended ia
"A make use Of I'm. BROHN'S PORTABLE CikE
YEAST it makes the bread much better than the COM
mode The Yeast is free from H impure ingredients
makes the bread perfectly white ard light, is well adapted
for ships use and will keep in MI climates IL is now in
extensive in BOSTON, and orders beginning 10 be
ccyed from all quarters No better evidence wanting of
its superiority all other articles used for rising BREAD
than the following certificate.
Boston. Nav Goth, l9il.
The undersigned having made use Of VIM, Browns
Portable Cake Yeast for rising BREAD in our opinions this
new PREPARATION of east is far better than any other ur
Gle we have ever made Of and will make the bread
much whittier and very light, and we believe it to be free
from all impure ingredients.
Signed by the Pastry Cooks at the fremont House. Pa
Wilton, American House, and marlboro Hotel, Boston,
is in at most of the Hotels in the city, and
board all the Steamships belonging Mr. Cunrads line
packets note is just received rom John Anderson
Pastry Cook board the steamship britannia, who
writes thnt he has made of VIM. Browns Yeast, for
making bread during across the Atlantic, and
recommend it as far superior to any thing else for
rising bread.
The above article is for sale by the Proprietor isl
Washington street, Boston. Retailcd by .
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