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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
Rnainees Notices.


BALLOU'S PATENT
IryRoyKp FRENCH YoKE SHrRrs,
Patented November l. lHsS.
A New STYLE OF SHIRI, WARRANTED n FiT. .
Rant by expres TO any Of the United States upon the
receipt per ua fol- swing which VIII insure
perfect ht for s SIS and ~ per dozen NO order Tor
garded for ess thsn half dozen shirts 49,
TIE measures ue as follows; NeekThe distance around It,
yohe me surts or the points o. each shoulder Sleeve
The length rou the ceu Of the back to the ~st with the
Arr bent BressDstaace the body under the 1mpS
Waiss-DistAuce around, also length Of the shirt
By sending the above measures We can guarantee per
hec At ouS style Of the lsPKoyED FRKScH foks SHIRT
Alao-Iuoortars and Dealers In MBNs FURNISHING GOODS
BAILoU BROTEBKs
No <Oo Broadway. New York
Wholesale trade supplied on thesusud terms
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Connecticut Town Elections.

INV. HAFkN, TuesdhJ, Oct. 2, 1870.
The Town meetiG Ks for the choice Of Seleclmen who
are inspectors Of Elections took place on Monday in
most OF the towns ia this State. Tsentyfour Of the
twenty. eight towns heard from have elected Repubi.
Cen town officers.
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IN copREspoNDHSTS

No noc, can % Apony Communications What
ever is intended for insertion be authenticated by the
came aDd address Of the gtor-not necessarily for pubhcs
ton but en- q guaranty foT his good faith
Susness should IN ell be addressed - TEE
NKv-YoBK TRIBUNE.
We return rejected Comuunicetonl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03
The Visit OF the Prince OF Wales.
Spsoial Dispstob 10 The N. Y. Trtbuns

HARRISBURG, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1860.
The Princes course is now 80 hurried tn It ordi-
navy means of record fsil TO keep pace with him.
After q noisy and ill-adjusted demonstration this
morning at Pittsburgh, including an unexpected
and undesired procession with military sort,
through the city, the cars for Harrisburg were
taken at o'clock IN.
As the train withdrew from the depot, the Ca
madam oDg, Jam0is je nc toubherai, arranged
from THE TRIBUNEs version was played by the
bapd-the fret time it had been heard since leay-
ing Canada.
The passage to Harrisburg was through the
most remarkable country yet trayersed. At Gal.
ltzD, upon the summit Of the Allegheny Mount ATS,
the Prince and number of his sulte-including
Colonel Grey, Major Teesdale, Sir Henry Howard,
and others-left their car, and mounted the loco
motive, upon which they rode as far as Altoona,
gaining the feest view Of the remarkable railway
descent around Kittaunng Point and of the Won
derfu scenery heresbOut revealed. AT Altoona,
he Prince resumed his car, leaving 1t only at
Harrisburg.
Tomorrow evening he reaches Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

ALTOONA, Pa, Tuesday Oct. 9, 1860
The epecial train with the Prince of Wales arrived
here az 40 this afternoon The Prince diced at the
Logan House, and left for Harrisburg at 6:l5
WAsHIsGToS, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1860
Baron R4nfrew will be met at the raj road station
tomorrow afternoon by Secretary Of State C.ss, 10
behalf of the President. Thence he and suite will pro-
cted to the White House. There will be no formal re-
cep,ion either at the station maosoD the desgo be-
ipq 10 receive and entertain the Baron wCu be the
who came 70 pay his respects to the Chef ,gis.ra.s
of ,bis couttry The Baron with par Of his suite ~ll
soiOurn at the White House, aud Others OF then with
Lord Lyons.
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Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week must be handed in to-day.
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70 the Associated Press.

To the Associated Press
WAsmEGToS, Tuetday Oct 9, 1860.
Prominent residents Of Washington have organized
an efficient COlntIes TO solicit contributions for the
relief Of the Sy ran sufferers TO DO forwarded by the
atnreehin Rele6He.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

BY THE NORTH AMERICAN AND CANADA
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SPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE.
Hx.rxAsdv shouid have Q b0ttIs."-lThbuns.
R6R SALE EyEkIwakRh
.s.,rt.,tare1 by H. G. SPALDIBs Co., No. " Oeo@7]
FoF,-O&Qe adeyVsS, BeG No. siVW
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Nftp5lurk DAILY Gribn,te

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-03

THY National GUARD. This Is the title OF
ven becoming uIdess HAT FOR young Gettenen issued
kNox Of No 92 Broadwsy, yesterday morning oGI niny
fisnS uf the Quad will appreciate the comPhneht pao "
the KsUxs elessn F style Of Hat or gentlemen mas Son
general the demand for Keeps hso1 ana us
sssistGIt t. oOustsIty busy
SHIRT AND COLLAR DEPOT-Nos. 81 and 81
william st one door ucItno MaieeHfane
NEW lHPOkTATIOE PIX STEAMER ADkiATIC
Renfrew and Magenta sCARPs -, -----.a
PArIsiAn ely les x,..o
THAykLiNG SHAwLs, 81 50 TO So -.
CAkHiAes the fnest texture Imported expressly oT
~' g. NJ TRACY & GRASsIs, Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
HON. HUMPHREY MARSHALL
HON. THOMAS A. r. NELSON,
HON. J. MORRISON HARRIS,
HON. GEORGE BRIGGR
OF Kentucky;
OF Tennessee;
or Maryland;

Who have accepted invitations others arc eYpested
interesting feature OF the meeting will be The singing d
the "StAr epangled Banner" and othsr national airs
CHAUNCEY W, MOORE.
CHESTER briggs,
=. j. BROWN,
BENNY HAIGHT,
SIMEON BALDWIN.
Committee OF Arrsn9emenie,
Delegates frem he and sister Sates who aYpashino
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
EMERALD MINIS or MUZO.
II TIE lRANADIAN CONVENIENT INVITES

The "a spe contract for the letting Emerald Mt,es Al
mUzo belonging to ne naorI government expiring on tba
isfh Of Febrnnyy 1890 Tho power deesmned 0
invite proposals. fn parties within DO ranadsn Confsdss-
ton and abroad who dsAire for the uee Pr
muat be addressed end delivered under seal 10 ~
Direcfton De Bsntas BofoA" before II Of the @ day a
Ap le6O on which date tbay will be the
Of he sssrery Of the Treasury and adjudcaed DE h
six Jeafs for Ices than annually Under ik
contract the coN scnss Will obtain tho exclusive privilege a
%sn. 70 BE- made 70 the goysromsnt quarterly a.sc
cso do Eneva York where the nvstou Of the G-ana3sn
aoveri mcnt has been published In full further norna
,cr srp& 10 the Or AnadAn CONSUL Pearl aroea
Vice Cousul, ~ Pine street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

~ clsmatsn.-soe0 rewsrd-whercas; VIM. Tuers, Q
Custom House eht wntchman found lying "a be
sidewalk opposite No II Sta! street. Friday Night ION
nst Al ahout O'clock with marks Of vnle hA he'd
jusu The belief that he ha been whereee
person Who eonted saio murder 70
the Hutho1e thorefne FernnBdo Wood Mayor a
the CAy OF Hev York by virtue Of the auihry vested IN ma
do hereby offer reward Of FIVE hundred dollars appr
Ne s.d Vim Tuers said reward 70 b paid conviction <
he charged with said offence oeft6
cate u be District Attorney thar such conyicon hsd upon
Tie testimony Of the oAing reward
Bu all claims not presented tbs Mayor within twenty dRys
AFTER snch conviction VII be d:sregardsl.
LEI FERNANDO wOOn. Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
RD0uAx BOIuCus.

A cAHD
The recent asdsnt 10 be aomaS Cho Orphan Asylum
~ tn Fiy -nyst ard Fhy ssesas
Ies ,hs mapssers - sgysal y To CHARITY q Tie puo,
sno toic't The for restoring Tho odtdOo
d'oD which will render suitable homo i6r the mo-
hon Or iecs As tho ordinary Of The Institution
ne CALAMITY Of Pes Las. has pisced me
raising posdop Former ho taught them
even In eHenc,es far lees urgent than the cal
cnla'e With certain nsuadeeue responso
whenever the claims nj the orphans Tboy
will not he wLbbed. =
satscrpt0ps be sent 10
The Most Archbishop.
No,her Elizabeth Orphan Asylum. F1nA avenue.
sst|r Mary Francis Orphan Asylum Prince street
nnRb Kelly. Eco, Treasurer, lS8 Bowery.
Or TO aby member of the BOARD OF MAnaeers
, avn WILLIAM 81 AIRS, v. a., Chairman.
d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

q celebrate the tnmorta WasAng,ons hrhday viii meet
Fourth avenue and In procession under Grand Marshal asr
heron WI pass through Fourteenth street. Seventh svsnns
twenty third Get FRAT Tenth street Third nyenus
nowery, Chatham street. The PaSt, Broadwsy Canal srss
sqNhre and he asmissed. ~ o'"'o
49, tt dnS PEI rEARsoN. Chairman, OF Committee OF
oohN LEAD, Secretary, ARRANGEMENTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
LOAN OFFICES.

"A Cash advanced Diamonds wafcbee, Jevey, asd Il
kinda Of Iperchspde, bought and so by p GAGE No
ker W8 En- advsy rooms aud 10 second door Priyse en-
uepce No 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

THE MECHANICS AND TRADESNEN'S rECHNTOAI,
Association -Generbe Ven An1louB to stop further
Destruction Of properly ard what Is desrer Of human NE By
fire .Eesc,ved
That tie special Committee O: the said Eocetv resolve
from al the tizera that irh with IN This
usSsIabns r.r Plans Drasings OF Models Of ne Place
Of kse:ns ~ Hester street every night from 70 9ooock.
SUNDAY and Ecnday excepted
All tn p6s OF no until Friday next 24A INST
In above toned contribute further
eree Of this PURGE are respectfully invited 70 sepd ho
eYal Meeting Of tie Commit Of tho TONED a.
eiesy Saturday. 18th inst mt ococx NJ l39 Heer
seft The said Association resolved preaent vAiu.
able tesnopum contributor. whose plan viii be yckuov.
ledtes best, and most practical In application
L. KIAlBKcH, Fec A. MAILER, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

NTAvY AGENCY, REV YORK, FER. T. 1880
~ Sealed proposals endorsed "Propoxala Cor BsofD and
'Proposss for Pork the may he, VIII received a
this Office until u O'Clock Saturday ins for
frrahing and delivering free Of all cosI rss United
States, Ut Tho Navy Yard al Brooklyn =
100 baTfeis OF Beef,
600 barrels Of Perk,
Within thirty dayA The beef must be well facnad
tie the pork must lie packed from well hc
The bapre nusl conform beef porh con
tract barrels any original barrels sde expr SLY
70 be OF tie best essoned heart G white
and eScb barrel 10 be hoped with
Every offer NUT be accompanied ~ "a wr,aa posranee
signed by one or nore Dsibs
be they undertake hat fh~ Li6sr bidders viii n ME ,r
tAf bcf bs acecp,cd enter into Obligation nedjefev
viii soeS add sufficient suejes 10 fnfnsh the ayfao pro
posed Tbs guarantee mus bc acconpn, led by the ceroo
II The United States District Judge Unei District
Collector Postmaster Nary agent;
able to make coed their guarantee
forropos.ls win he c2rs'e cd unless accompanied by such
guarantee The beef and pork must conform usual In
specuon Of the Navy Yard Full particulars be escar
tanned npon application T. The Of the Navy lara
or ut this Office 0EU N SANDEns Navy Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAvERs or TIE TOWN OF
IN West YARNS Notice IA hereby given e at INA
Wesceescr Iloure corner ronc stree: ami Bowery on
Mono next Feb 20 for the of receiving
Tie villages IL Noun. Hone Mount Edeu Woodstock Central
Aorrisapis fremont and fordhi,, from l0oclock until
Aoclock r. u CEAe JENNIN0a
Collector Of Taxes for West Fsrma
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
CBAHn UNION MASS MEETING.-ANNIvkRsARY OF
" The Birth Of Wash.ngtnn W
COOPER INSTITnTE

TUESDAY EVENING, FEB q, 1871
All who arc In favor Of upho ding Unn the oonsue
ard the laws Of The country securing the The seve
ber respective insssuons and policy opposed % al
minister The government the spirit s founders arc n.
vned To Join IN Mass Meeting to be held Cooper iast
ue The I've Of the Birth Of Washington TUESD AY FeN.
a. 1860 which VIII be addressed by eminen spoaksru
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18
ANTHOLOGY.

~ CHRISTOPHER srRgEr-NRs II. ROEDEa--
Ih* a.onshirE and neve, fNsg ssti DOGS. seer and
Of AL A-s shh and IN regard to hsslh wealth and mar
fate love sfsi!s tourBeyA suI difficulty 70 epssoeat
Asert friends sickness Ac MIRA Roeder succeds where all
bs,s fan ner fees re4uosd For Adsss cents Gen.
Women " eeps;
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TIE Union BEEF This DAY, SATURDAY. AT IL
O'Clock piece Of Roast acef win be MP At ha
If John h. REILLY l3 and lis street This 3
piece Of tie frea! Prize steer go ba Of which Rally
$2Ni Gentlemen and dire a part OF tho Great
Union Beef and tbsieby encourage Epir and enterprise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-18

A CAFD-ouR ATTENTION HAVING BEEN CALLED
A 10 an obscure BLACK man sheet named the aoushar,
Confedescy published Atlanta Georgia our drm
spFes,s ~ being the and her tusfuNons wa
deem duty due TO ourselves and Drououuce "a
sao mep base aeehood, and the susbor Of Nbeer ana
slspterer NO Lest 10 a honorwho 10 vrsfv
spirit Of mk would epdeavor oure toe oharacer Of
The mechsD Of this city s ADMIT unworthy OF notco
but a. be has placed the Of nrm ass posin
bis statement false in every particular -
ncCAuLkf, BROTHER BREWSTER,
ApHI PUIA Feb. lSjN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20
CAMBRIDGE MARKET-oc,oSer II


nWhole number of Cattle market coll about 1000 Reeves
and Ol Stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Mich Cows
and one. two and three years old
PMcEs-Mdrkot Beef-EXtra, Sc 50a 81 OO-1s quality,
So ODD quality So 25 81 quality 50 50 ordinary 81 5
StOres-WOrkng Oxen--S15, to $3.50.
Coios and Cdiues-$2O, % $67.
Yedriings-s7a 50. Tco Years Oid-$10 $12
Three Years Oid-S14 ST.
Sheep and Lambs 9TOg market. Prces-in lots 81 25
to 50 each. Extra, 81 % So 90 each
Hides-6a6lc per 10. TdiioW a Gle per 10.
car Skins-10a lie per III. PeHs-Sl 81 10 each.
N b. Beef extra and first quality includes nothing but the
best large, fat, stall fed Oxen.
Second quality includes the best grass fed Oxen, the best
stall fed Cows, and the best best three year old Steers
SheepExtra includes Corsets, and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown out.
There los the Eastern Railroad, 30l over
the Boston Lowell 80 the Fchburg of those
the Ftchburg were from Albany
RFMARRs-There large stock Of Cattle at market to-
day In addition about 400 kept from last week about
half the Cattle Stores. the best qualities sold at last
weeks prices lower grades and Stores duh and prices lower
The market presents good chance for buyers to supply
themselves with Store Cattle ut low figures Sheep rather
dull prices lower say about l2lc per head.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

We apped few replies but may with great
vantage all other kinds Of cake also ia fruit puddings and
Breakfast and Tea Rolls-Two or three teaspoonfuls
of Leaven according to the quality Of the FOUR to quart
our mis- thoroughly by passing three times through
seve rub in piece OF butter u half the size of egg,
and make with cold milk water mlk is prefera-
ble) barely still enough to permit rolling out Much knead
ing should be avoided Cut into desired form, and place i'm
me1iatey in a hot and bake quickly.
Loaf BreadThe same proportions OF Leayen and flour
sicd together above omit the butter and make the paste
still enough to knead into loaf and bake Immediately in
slow oven.
Graham Bread.--Three teaspoonfuls Of Leaven to
quart Of wheat meal ed togeter and gill Of molass
n SLOW oven
Brown Bread.-rhrce teaspoonfus of Leaven to
pint Of -FOUR and tint Of corn meal all well sted togeth
err add two eggs and about gill OF moassesi make the
paste thin with milk and bake slowly.
Buckwheat Cakes.-FoU and milk sufficient to make
quart baer add egg then three teaspooniu Of
Leaven; beat to a froth, and cook quick.
Dumplings.-Sift together quart Of flour and two
teaspoonfu of Leaven rub in piece of butter half arg
mix with cold milk water, and boil ten minutes.
Chamber Street ake.-sift together two large cups
flour and two teaspoonus Of Leaven; put in half Of
butter and cup and half sugar; mix with cold
milk to stiff batter add spice to suit the TASTE aud bake i'm
mediately.
Cincinnati Sponge Cake.-Two cups of white sugar,
beaten with the yolks of six egghe whites Of six beat
en- TO oth then beat all ogcther add three cups Of sted
four of water and three teaspoonfus of eaven
flavor with two easpoons of Of lemon and bake
Jumbles-Sifttog together quart Of -four three
spoonfus Of Ieaven; rub in eacupfu Of butter add
cup and half Of white and spice to suit the aste mix
still enough to roll out, and bake quick
Election Cake.-One quart Of -four and three teaspoon
s OF Ieaven sed together add cup Of butter h. Of
corants, cups Of white sugar. and teaspoonfu Of
cinnamon; mix with cold milk stiff batter, and bake in
slow oven.
Corn Cake-One pint each Of -four and Indian meal,
three easpoOnuls Of Leaven well sed together; add
gill of molases and eggs; mix thin with milk and bake
in a slow
Cup CakeFive cups Of flour and three teaspoonfus Of
Leaven ed ogeher and cup Of butter of sugar,
and two eggs all well beat together, mix with milk then add
of cuants, and spice to suit the taste Bake about
half a hour.
Ladies' Cake.-hree quarters Of pound Of -four and
four teaspoonus of Laven sed together pound of
gar and six Of outer beaten the whites Of
eight eggs well beaten and tire juice Of lemon; mix with
milk
Webster Cake.-five cups Of flour three teaspoonuls
Of Leayen three Of Of butter, Of milk,
and eggs fruit and spice the taste. Bake about half
hour.
FOR SALE BY GRoCERS GENERALLY.
Boston Oct. 1S60.-i1-3mos
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

AtwOod's Quininc Tonic Bittcrs,-The best
Aromatic Tonic offered to the public All Druggists
have it See Advertisement
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

DR. DuroNco's FRENCH PERIODICAL golden PILLS, Infali
bile in removing stoppages rreguatons of the
These Pills are nothing but have been used by the
Doctors for many years. both in France and America with
unparalleled success In every and he is urged by many
thousand ladies who have used them to make the Pills public
for the alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities OF
whatever nature well prevent pregnancy to those
ladies whose health will not permit increase of family
Pregnant females or those supposing themselves eau
toned against using these Pills while pregnant the pro-
preor responsibility after the above admoniton
although their mdness would prevent mischief to health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and explicit
directions accompany each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold hOlcsale and Retail by JOSEPH CDARK General
Agent for DrattleboroN Sold by Druggists everywhere.
~ Ladies' by enclosing him 81 to raeboro Post Office, can
have the pills conndenaly) by return mail. Remem-
her and ask for Dr. DuP0ncos Golden Ps Signature
each box. --1y45
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.

7I"0UYtT To VI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 have analysed the Concentrated Leaven manufactured
by Messrs. Edw Chambern Co., with reference to Its
purity and efficiency Of action in producing the effect Of yeast
In dending dough and thereby rendering fit for making
bread. This article is skuy compounded, from perfectly
pure materials, which leave nothing but vegetable salt,
which essentially desirable food In the bread II raises
the dough without consuming the any other princi
pie In the four perfectly and the weight OF -four will
produce sweet, palae bread than be obtained
through the aid Of yeast while for cakes and pastry 1t is in
valuable all risk, and much time Of the pastry
cook
The experiments made by confirm the statements Of the
manufacturers, aud prove the compound worthy Of public
Proval and extended Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State 1ssdyer.
10 Boylston St., Boston, Sept %, 1900"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

L'ANtlLIES AND PHYSICIANS supplied
IL at all times with PURE MEDICINES a. CHEMICALS
at the OLD DRUG STORE, in wlLLIsroxs BLOCK Also ali
the STANDARD POPULAR MEDICINES Of the day for sale
by TYLER x THOMPSON.
oct 20.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20
CTATE OF VERMONT MARLBORO. S.

STATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, ). 5.
~ The Probate court for said District.
TO all persons interested In the Estate Of MARY RAY,
late Of Wilmington, deceased, GREETINGi
Nuu hereby notified that this Court will decide upon
the allowance Of the account Of SYLVESTER CUSIlMAN,
Administrator upon said Estate and decree distribution there
Of among the persons Untitled thereto, the session thereof
be held Patc's Inn, Wilmington, in said District
the last Thursday Of October A. D. 1850, when and where
you may b. heard in the premises, II you see tit.
10 FREDERICK IIDLBliODk, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

predsposed to dysenery attacks accompanied with PAIN
for which the Pain Killer sovereign remedy,
spoonful curing the in hour, the most
half day! have heard many Of Dysentery being
cured by Pit the teeth would stop oothache
Gratitude, and desire for its general USE has
this unsolicited testimonial in Its favor.
D. 7. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister Of the Gospel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20

DR.. G. II. Shoics, Eclectic Physicinn. gives
particular attention to diseases Of the organs
and special diseases VI See advertisement anot
err colu
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-10-20
,CONCENTR LEAVEN,
~ MAKING
Bread, Tea Cakes, all kinds of Pastry, &C., so.
Manufactured by
Proprietors Shawmut Chemical Works,
"a INDrl ON a. ~ mn moan n A.

hi"PIeiots SnhWmut themlchl WOrks,
NO. 80 INDIA STREET, BOSTON.
Concentrated Leauen Is the result Of careful chemical
Search All its ingredients prepared In the highest
Of purity, and compounded with view produce bread Of
far better quality, and In much less time than by any
other prOccss and the manufacturers submit with entire
confidence to the judgment Of discriminating housekeepers
bakers, &c, &c
Bread Of all kinds made by using Concentrated Leauen,
Is lighter dgesbc and nuricious has agreeable,
natural astc is less liable to sour; will retain its moisture
longer than by any other process and the whole preparation
for The need not exceed ten minutes
II Is valuable because Is not pershabe and may be
der ID available in places and at times when yeast not With
in reach In all climates, and under all crcum
stances, may be adopted thus obyating all difficulty Of
procuring yeast other enent which Is frequently Of
inferior quality, rendering the bread less unwhoe
some.
II Is also valuable regards economy II has been as
cerained that saving effected IN the 1our Of not less than
10 per cent In the process much Of the saccharne
Of the flour Is lost by being converted into carbonc acid
spirit and the incurred solely for the purpose Of
generating raise the dough- by using Concentrated
LedUen, this waste is avoided, and the gas obtained In
manner equally effcacous Fermentation, as has been
stated destroys part Of the flour meal, and In
qunce, barrel Of flour weighing 1876 lbs, which by the
by this process 800 lbs thus eecng the very important
saving OF 10 per cent In the quantity OF -four By con-
ormy to the directions each package, capa-
bic Of ordinary attention may conduct the process and the
result will invariably be highly satisfactory.