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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15
Life illustrated.


First Glass Pictorial Weekly Newspaper devoted 70
"A News, Literature, Science and the Arts TO Enter
tainment, Improvement and Progress, Designed to
courage spirit of hope, manlncss sereliance and
tiyy among the people to point out the Of prof.
table economy and to discuss and illustrate the leading
ideas Of the day, and to advocate the political indus
trial rights for all classes paper which ought to DO
read by every family.
Its columns contains Original Historical Bloe.
rapcal and Descriptive Sketches of Travel and Ayen.
ture Poetry Painting, Music Sculpture etc., articles on
Science Agriculture, horticulture Physiology Education
the Markets, General News and every topic which Of
Importance and interest all combining render IL one OF
the best family newspaper in the world -
TERMS:
Single copy, year 5000 Ten copies $1,000. Life II.
Illustrated will be sent to subscribers three months in
fully understood. 800
Published every Saturday by
FOWLER WELLS,
No. 36S Broadway, New Yark.
For three Dollars copy Of the Phrenoogica journal
Life Illustrated, (weeky) and the Water Cure Journal
will be sent year to one address Now Is the time 70
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-06-15

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I During the growing and Towering seasons
Roses and Dahlias, win be much benefites
by liberal application Of Liquid Manure
On washing days, the soap suds should al
be saved and given to these plants. By syr
inging the tops of the Roses with it, thu
green fly and rose hopper win be destroyed
Proceedings Of the Horticultural Associa
4 ton. NJ
HHoRrcuLTuRAL ROCKS, june 9Th 1860.
4 Society met pursuant to adjournment
| President MELENpY in che chair Minutes o.
Vast meeting read and approved.
| The Historical Committee reported no prog.
ress. The Geological Committee reported nc
progress. - 1851
The corresponding Secretary reported hav-
ing written to several horticultural Societies
but had received no answer yet.
! Mr.. II. A. PERKINS then read an essay,
subject, The Press.
On motion, a vote of thanks was rendered
to Mr.. PERKINS for his very able and interest.
ing essay.
| Hon. ZIMR1 SrREErER being called for, gave
an interesting sketch Of the proceedings ofthe
Iowa Farming Club during the past winter.
Committees were then chosen to judge ar.
ticles on exhibition IS follows, viz;
| Vegetable COMMUNICATION. z. STREErER,
Mrs. B. f.. WEBSTER, Mr.. RoBERrs, Mrs.
S. Fox.
| Fruit Committee.-G. NJ. HARRIS, Mrs. c.
II. BAcLEY, A. s. SMITH, Mrs. L. II. BARNS.
Floseer Committee.-Geo. G. DEAN, Mrs.
j. B. Powers, d. j. COLEMAN, Mrs. S. N.
PIERCE, Mrs. E. B. HArcn. RS ~ f.
The Committees awarded premiums as fol.
lows, viz:
To F. Cox, LIST Premium, for Peas.
I" II. NJ. ADAMS, Cd do do do
d. G. OvERhAN, LIST Prem. do Rhubarb.
F. Cox, I'd x do do do
+" A. S. MIrrs LIST Prem. do Onions.
II. NJ. ADAMS LIST Prem. do Radishes.
=" P. MELENDY lst Prem for best Lettuce.
:" II. M. ADAMS I'd do do do do
To s. Fox, LIST Prem. for plate Strawberries.
w. P. OvsRMAN, I'd Prem. do
I'D. G. OvERxAN, Is Prem. for Goosbcrries.
w. P. OvERMAN, I'd do do do
II. H.MEREDIrn, LIST Prem. for Currants.
FLOWERS.
To Mrs. A. MoRRIsoN, LIST Premium Boquet
Wild Flowers.
To Mrs. E. D.. ADAMS I'd Premium Boquet
Wild Flowers.
To Mrs. II. II. MEREDITH, LIST Premium
Boquet Cut Flowers.
To Mrs. A. j. GRAVES, LIST Premium for
Basket Wild Flowers.
To Mrs. NJ. L. TRACY I'd Premium for Bas-
ket Wild Flowers. "a
TO Miss Mary BARNARD 1st Premium for
Basket Cut Flowers
To Mrs. A, J. GRAVES, LIST Premium for
Boquet of Grasses.
To Mrs. II. E. WILLIAMS, LIST Premium
Vase Of Flower Buds.
D. j. COLEMAN ESQ.,, was then announced to
read an essay on Friday evening june 22d
On motion Society adjourned
NJ. L. TRAcY Secretary.
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pcOple's Pacific R. r. Comnany.

I'VE Commissioners OF tha Peoples Pacific Railroad Conn
pny Monll announce 70 the People OF the Ciel States
that l board Of Commissioners fully uile by the
choice of JOSIAH fERIAM pa. sbENT. OLIVER FROST,
Nicr PRESIDENT, ABIEi ABBOTT, STCGErARv, S. WITH
lNGION IkEASuRER and that the Books OF the Company
ave open for the subscription Of Stock IN HosoN NEW York
PdnAbELAHA, BALTIMORE ANn washington, and viii soon
be opened iu the principal SourdGEN WESTERN CrHs
ANt CALUoRNN The Charter Of said Company granted
by the legislature of Of Nlnc in March, 1860
IN" right OF way through the public lands in the Territories
Of the United states from Missouri River California, By
the way Pixies Peak Gold Mines aud through Utah IS
oncn to the Company, by Aets Of Congress.
The 'eoplc of the United st es earnestly requested to
cXanne the Charter and y Laws Of the Compay and send
In their suhscrpu All persons invitel subscribe
one share each. and no one more than ten shares
shue One Hundred Dollars each ten dollars ofwhich to
lie paid when the subscription is malc will be
by the Ghut,r Let the people subscribe generally and
literally forthwith, and the Company viii be able to
secure from Congress, at its session, large grants of
land and ofmon.y Lat the whole People, all put
their shol hers TO the wheel by subscribing each
and the Railroad will be- built within Eve years Let C lbs
Of ten twenty ty, more subscribers he formed in
Town aud Village aud the money forwarded by Mail Ex
aud Certificates OF stock with receipts for the money,
will lie returned Repons HE nfunimpeach1be char
actcr aud who have heart for the work wanted in all
partsothc United States Agents obtain sub
Scrptions to the stock Of the Company
All communications could be directed to the undersigned,
at the Office ct the Company. ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON,
and to whom all application fpr copies Of Charter. y laws.
and other documents should be made. JOSIAH pElltAS
President Board circumstances 1910
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Cheshire Railroad.

Il1INTE& AENANGEMENF.- on uud or MoNbh
" Nov ~, 1851 Trains Nil run as htlln
MOVING EAsI-lsaye
B.gows fslls utS3pA NJ and . ~ I. N kernc az 40
A NJ aunt . ~ T. ~ -aui auiye al iitchhurg a. l2Vo
and J.iz ", Boston 90 -3p aud - TN q N"'"'st"
at 2 uu aud 100 70 "
MOVING " ESiN-tsuVr
BOSTON at 81 and llN0 A, Ms Fichbursh AZ Ri1 A. ~
ana / 81 u. N. kcrnr ll.y3 4 " aud ~ 4 --aud az
live az Bellows IA D. al 2.zs aud tinr VI; Windsor 90
and Is 81 r. NJ; Lutand, IS and 500 T., NJ; usiUgton.
COZ NJ.
Tgats Connect IS foliuirSs
III train At ucIow, Falls with RurLANU& BUR;NGTON
RAILROAD for Rutland Burlington, Montreal, Oscns-
hurs'D Albany, Toy Saratoga Springs, Schenectady aud
The West
A,o, with SULLIVAN RAILROAD for Windsor white
River junction, Burlington. 0glcushurg, Montreal, -
Iohu,hury, 40, via VT. CENTRAL, PASSuMpStC, and
NEEMUNr & CANADA ROADS, Sc, Eu;h trains make
direct couuection VIA VI CENTRAL r. r. for all points
month
D,io,, TsiaS Cum = az Fitr,}wgi
aith rlus Eitchhurgh Worcester Il for Worcester,
Norwich, rr,yi lci.cr snd New York city.
AUd al Groou junction With trtus Of Worcester Nash
uN r. for Nashua sud Concord and with Trains Of stony
llrn0k n, u for l.oNra. Lawrence sc,
Tickets for all points West may he secured at any station
on Cheshire drnad and baggage viii bc checked through
10 Buffalo suspension bridge
Il A CHAPLIN, Superintendent
superinteudcnts once keeuc N H., Nov 10, 1859
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New Haven and Northampton Co.

| NrsH1SE AND HAMrDgN RAILROAD
NORTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK Via Canal and N,y,
York and New Haven Rail Rea'ls
On and after june l5h 1850 Trains will run as follows
TRIMS Prom NORTHAMPTON:
. 80 =. m-AtroHlodtton to New York. connecting a.,
Plunvile with Hartford Providence and fishkil Railroad
AffEt ~ New Haven. = m. New York l2 As, D. m
llloa m.-Exposs Train Tor New York Receiving ms
seneers from the Conn. River Z r. FROM Greenfield brat
negaE with the Western Railroad east and West
field artt'rd Providence and Fi.hk r. H. az Piainville
arriving in New Haven 2. % and New York AS
2pP m-Freish train with passenger car for New Ia
ven receiving Passengers from the Express Train on West
rrn 'aroad At We,thci for the Pennington valley AZ
r"iettS AZ 10 = M With Hartford Providence and
Fish Raj road east and aud reaching New II,ve ~
se4sen for the night ESprSs TO New York.
63l p m--Frrisht Train with passenger attached e,r
Nesied. ucceivipg passengers finu train on conn Rirr
w. from Montreal Burlington, Brat,ebnro. Grrcnacd Sc
Albany. Pt'sleld Worcester and Boston
fRtiSsTo NosrHAvPToN
COS m-FTtght Train with passenger car FINN, Vow
Haven rasSenseTS for the Western railroad FINN tb
Pennington Valley Si reach wcsted by this train Ia Sea-
son r the Express Trims east and y a. reaching
10 s. a Expre train from New Haven in connection
with 90 a ~ isin from New YORK connecting at North
bra5ie39-o aud tie White Moanii1s reaching Northanp-
Ing pas ,ss rom thc li5 3. train from New Yors
rlaiprr ftep she iIsrtia=l froviier ami F>kf,i n p
essf and VIZ and IN cio' cfnre'iap with Western Rail
fai ter Albany e hiz aua S.l2 fr Worcester and
Hnstf reafhir- NorthauiI,ion AZ Z, = N "a, s,,.
VIA train IN c''un River r. II ior rocnieid and ia,er
sisp n Feislr; rraia from lves.seid wish passenger
e1r attleei faf Northampton receiving passengers fra,n
traits on Western kai FROM pttsfIt Aih,o, ana ~.
West. rearhiu- Serthafurt..rt 1t s. IS n M, &
f- Y ala N traiu fa NeE Havsii arrives In soisan
fir al tite St1Ee TINES.
Freight - aud from New York f,rwari.i ui,i,s. i,
of ctfs = ~ ea rates iirret tfnr Frs-l. siit
s % y; .sas Ssr,i frsst bero, IN Nev York
Rs.'aaL N,ss., I3al. ~ '-NAN's' asaP'
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A GRICULTUrRAL.


IL Bro. Jonathan were as saving OF ma
nures, as John Bull is, he would be better
farmer. No one knows Until he has seen
it, how careful English aud European
farmers and gardeners are Of every thing
which can he converted into manure. And
this is one grouud Of their superiority in
agriculture.
Now. let us rrp a What we have often
said, that few thing are more valuable for
frrtilizing purposes dian d"cayed leaves
they are hardly in'cIior TO barn yard ma
nure. Gather them M, now, this very
month Of November, before they arc COW
cred by the snow, They are abundant
everywhere. laying il heaps AMI windrows
in the forest and by vi, roadside and by
the fences in every yard. The wood !o
should not be stripped clean Of them but
doubles every farmers land contains more
of them here and there, tLan he can find
time 10 cart home. Gather them up, BY
raking, or by sweeping with large birch
broom. Stack them and pack them in the
large wagon, adding ,ilr-hoards as high as
convenient; You will hardly get too heavy
a load. Cart them home, and use them
as bedding Tor ci,tll" ami horses nse them
for compost in tbe stablc-yard; use them 10
protect tender grape vines and shrubs and
plants in Winter. Strawberry patches will
fairly sing for joy under such frarhcry
blanket. BY all means, save the leaves,
and use til, M
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To County Commissioners and
,rn,.,, 4 u..nI- ~ AaI,nnMI.

vyNIE VOL established importing House Of CHARLES BACK
4 NAN - Front Street, New York has made extensive
% of the hest DESERT tion of Pure Wines and Liquors TO
Town Agents this State justly earning by the character
of tie gauls SOLD reputation for selling only Pure Liquors
l III reasonable prices which fact should not be overlooked
m those required By Law to purchase and sell none
but genuine Liquors. -
Anpications for goods may be made Charles Dnekman,
~ Front street, New York to his Agents VIM Drew,
n NJ Erwin and Thomas Ribs who authorized 70 solicit
orders Reference may be made in regard to the character
mi standing of the House and the superior quality Of the
ouors 10 Edward lIungcefJrd Prof of Chemistry in the
University of Vermont $ " Thayer, D. Dean OF the
Medcl Faculty L, v NJ, W. Carpenter NJ D., Prof &c,
In same ] 5. Pierce, Agent, Burlington, W.
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DR.. C. n. SHOLES,
EclccIic Infrmnry, 127 Court Street,
mos TON MASS


Having given my undivided attention for the last fifteen
years. the of the gtRo-iR0ry organs and
having had large practice in this speciality claim the
best possible advantages for treatment the world has yet
discovered.
have been advised by many Of best medical men TO
advertise my remedies for the people generally from the
fact that those who most need tseryees dare not ask
friend where to direct them.
To THE NPoTENr AND DEBILrATED- sPERMAroRRHGA, OR
SEMINAL WEAKNESS divide into three stages
lst. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eceoi c Life Drops
will cure in a very short time, without failure.
I'd. DAILY DscaARGEs. There of this
than the world is of Some Of the symptoms
high colood and seanty excavations from the bladder with
snartne sensation attending it, sometimes with turhd
sediment and at others milk-ke appearance. have
a zed many specimens Of this nature and in have
found of Semen and Albumen, which is
produce death Consumption unless il Is checked by med
ical treatment.
81. Loss MUSCULAR POWER. Such may be cured
by similar il the patient be in otherwise olerabe
health.
best French Preventivcs at low prices.
See my advertisement ia the Boston Herald, and you
learn more full description of such
Address C. IL. SH0LES NJ D. l2f Conrt Street Boston
Boston, June %, 1860. 1925
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We append few reepe' but It may be usel with great
advantage in al 9th kipds Of cake ao pudings
Breaisfnst and Ten ReiI-.-Two or three tea.
spoonful Of Ieav taeeor'ng the quality Hour
20 one quart OF nonr mix thoroughly by passing
three times through sieve picee butter OF half
the size Of an and make the paste with cold milk
water nilk preerablel barely st enough permit
g out. Much kneadng should be avoided Cut into
desired from, and place Immediately bake
quickly.
Loaf Bread.-Tbe came proportions Of Leayen and
bur shifted together above batter and make
the paste stih enough 70 knead into loaf and bake i'm
nediately in slow oven
Graham Bread.-Three teaspoonfaIs Of Lcaren to
one quart Of wheat meal. ea together adj gill Of
iaolas-es and two eggs make the paste thin with milk and
bake in slow
Brown Bread. Thrcc fctspoonfuls Of loaveu 10 one
rnt hnr and pint q corn meal all sifed toseth,r add
two eggs and about ill Of molasses make paste thin
with milk, and bake slowly.
buckwhrnt Cahe.-Flour and mi k sufficient to
make one quart Of batter add egg pn three teaspoon
fus of Lesyen; beat 70 a frotl and ,ok quick
Dumptioxs.siit together quart Of forr aud two
teispoontals Of Lesven rub in pece butt half las
arcsg mix with cold milk water and boil ten minutes,
Ch.mhfr street Cake.--Sift together two larse
cups Of pnr and telspooufuls Of issen p,, IL ba
cup Of butter an and half Of sugar mis- With cold
N4ssr % mis- y sun batter add spice to sal. the
Cincinnati sroag~ Cakc. Two cups Of white
beaten with s oks Of six ers-the white Of ,iS
beaten fofh then beat all Together ada three Gu
Of tei aoar,on cup Of w,er and three frasponnsns 81
lcaren a,vor with 5pSoefus Of essence n lemon
aud rake ~ qniek
Jam bites -Sift together quart of -Four thrce
tsst-pooesals Of Isavel. eeeupiul 81 imtsr adj
emp balf Of iie sugar aud spicr to snit the as,e
ask std enough roll out. aud bake qnhrk
Election Cakc.-lue g'lArt Of flour aud tagpc tea
fpoonli- Of efveu ii tel together sdd enpf ef butter.
paua ~ rufrsu cups Of white sugar and enc te
spoonful Of cinnamon mix gth cOid milk batter.
and tase - a slow
Corn tssk..-0ne pint each ef -four aud lnlian meal
aud three isaspoonais Of casen. well fed torisr add
.s of mpltsscs and two eggs nix thin with mix aud
bake liz n st5s oven.
Cap caLc.-Five cups # fr and ti,r., tc,sp,oue,I.
If tsv~n sicd together nd alse cup ii batter two +,
sugar. and two all we'll tsi together milk
then ADJ cp OF enTfants and sre ioFuit tive taste Bake
shsnf itaf hour.
Ladies' tnisr--rhrec quarters ola rouni 81 Hour
and bur teasPsona Il iavet sifted together pound
81 and butter heatcn TO cuau, ths
Siiir of eisht we'll beat and the JIM ltnon
sssix xith mix
Webster takc.-Five cups uf aonr. tirts teaspoon
TAR q iesfeo tiFse sef sugar, butter one q
inik and two egg fruit aud spice bike about
h If an hour.
FOR SALE BY GRocERs GENERALLY.
iostab. Ocf. iss1 an
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FREE EXHIBITION
IN SPRINGFIELD

IN SPRINGFIELD.
AtL N the fest and second doors north Of the uark
Y Eiyrr ilntrl aud y New stock Of Goods Gent
wear, fr.s;i from matkcI THIS week
BR0ApCLOTlls, all kinds;
GOODS for Business Suits;
PANT GOODS
IsSriNGS
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, &C. sc
We have received the Spring Fashions and are pre-
pared 70 manufacture garments that shall lc none
in
STYLE FIT, AND WORKMANSHIP.
Wooden Goods and Trimming, Of all kinds sold By the
yard, aud Cutting dome for others 70 make.
call .rly, as the best good 20 first
~ fhc cash or its equivalent will hccqutcl the lie
livery Of goods. l.. q. GALE
Springfield. March 2 lS60
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VI. Valley Railroad.

AroTfCE on and after WEDNESDAY, MAY z, 1860, Pas
srngtr Prpius vii leave Bellows Fails for btettleboro'
~ nN A NJ aud 2i2 2 Mapd returning leave irattebo-
10 AT 10 al A. NJ and 30 =, NJ, =.
ff,ight Train leaves Rcpws Fails at 40 " and Brat
tlcboro at 80 2. n. 4,
mo pasoppcr trains ofcr this route, connect South
~ me n & Mass and Connecticut River Railroads TO
Sprteld Hartford New Haven and Ofidgport direct to
snUl,an n Central Vermont Canada, Connecticut and
pasun,p.ic Rivers Garsds fh,hB direct communication
with whitehall Saratoga and Schenectady st. Johnsenr,
and White Mountains Burlington and Rousrs Point og-
i,,' .i,nr, and Montreal NJ, SLOAT, Supt.
~ - tSG6 81
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\ CARD
TO THE PUBLIC,

IlETAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO our NJ
w ,erons Fritns and Patrons that owing 10 our large
AMI fsiug trade tor which wish them TO accept our
sinccc thank have found II necessary 70 hrtaSo our
stock t. the utmost capacity SmR Store capable
6 conta ug And wish say 70 the Public and our rat
rons tyt r, N here. that thpN can tnd at
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-09
Gardeners Rheumatic and NeurnIriu
CosnpOund,

SURE cure for rheumatism Neuralgia in It's worst
"A form, The undersigned hereby certify that they have
used GARDENERS Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
the cure of rheumatism and Neuralgia and in every
case found immediate and permane relief We have full
confidence in t healing qualities and and recommend
to all who afflicted with these harrassing diseases as
of the safest and best medicines offered to the pub
iic. -
s Hancock, Jr 20 South Market st. Boston; W IL Allen
Boston, Henry A. Fuller IS South BOSTON, sa
Wales, Jr City Hotel Boston, Geo H Plummer Meyerc
square East Boston, Henry d. Gardiner, Webster
Boston Abram Weeks, Webster st. Boston Capt Chas q
Doiyer, East Boston
The best medicine for the disease saw. Chas A.
Smith, No Old State House Boston
lave been afflicted with Rheumatism In Its form and
was entirely cured by the of bottle Bryer
Matthews Building Commercial st, Boston.
darners Rheumatic and Eeursgia Compound has tire
y relieved me from suerings of several Years standing W
L. Hodgsins, No, Old State House, Boston.
After suffering with rheumatism twenty years was
entirely cured by the Of two bottles Of GARDENERS Rheu
matte and Neuralgia Compound Norman T. Ayers IS
/ Franklin street Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgr Compound has been taken
by hundreds Of people for scroulous Homors with
benefit 1t be given to children perfect safety
Atwholesale by Macy jenkins 81 Liberty st New York
! Principal Bepot-s7 Kiiby st, Boston. More gcnui
ne unless signed by CHAs. Il. GARDINER
For sale by John w Moore, Bellows Falls l. N. Thorn
/ Bratteboroi John Il. Weeks Brandon Pond & Morse
Frances Fem Rutland; and apohecares generally "a
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The Com. River Mutual rirc insurance Co..

1877 - - 'I'''""I 7 tIV IIsVI ulINV VV''
COATED at Bellows Falls. continue to insure against loss
- by nv This company commenced granting policies
March lS9, and ny to this time MAY. lS6 has Insured
property the anpnnt II Three ilundrcd Thousand Dol
s and " row ~ successful operation and having been
conducted upon the SAFEST rLAN being eonuel ptinei.
patty 9" nsuriug farm building. rss has FRED render
ing q nrr'sssary To nakc ssstssugritt
The tnpaing persons VIII Applications may be 1
for INSURANCE, agents Er tile Company.
JOHN AUSTIN. Athens:
" .. HOVE. T.. " BISHOP Dover;
J :. SrEAHNS q. TAFT, Dumuicrsfcn
GINS. 70 VIE l.. Ia4iGtx;
n y kEt.tnGti. aaniita
e. ARNOLD, q. A. FULLER londonderry
WM i0UftifTON Pat eg
! " EAtitkNf ER. sa xtau's River.
J AUSTIN &. WILKINSON Taynshena.
g. WHEELER. West Tosrnsl,iid
g.. HirHkEnsnN Westminster
DAVID AtAEN. Westminster West.
y y. hiN. CALVIN RAKER. Whitiugham.
HAtLiS e. SfONELL. Windiiana:
" u tOLLETr. E,iisloro. ~
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Certificate rromDr. HAYES.

dssHyuf 70 M HINEt q WlSNfr5uNftFS
Ihnve anayzed the Concentrated manufactured
by Nersrs, Eds chamheiu Co, with referuce pu
,iy and efficiency action ia producing the Yeast
- dsending dough aud terehy rendering t for making
bread This arcis Is skilfnly compounded perfectly
pure materiae which leave nothing but vegetable salt
which is essentially desirable food IN t,e bread raises
oiple in the -four. perfectly same weight Of nour
VIII produce more sweet p,laahe hreaien be
81 through the aid of of YEAST while m cakes and pastry
invaluable, as II all rlsS, and of the
pastry cook.
The experiments made hy con6rm the statements Of
the manuactrerR4 aud prove this compound worthy of u
bic approsa and extended use Respectfully.
A. A. HAYES. VI. d, State AsSaget
i6 Bosistonst, Boston, Sept % 1880