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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

PROFITABLE Wool Lud-
low, Esq, has kindly furnised Us with the
following item, from which it will be seen
that sheep raising is fast becoming one of
the most profitable branches Of business
to which the farmer can turn his atten-
ton: Mr.. L. sheared this spring 454 sheep
getting from them 2,7944 lbs. wool,
which he sold at 65 cents per pound, re-
ceiving for it the round sum OF $l,816 ~.
1t will be seen By computation that this is
an average of 6 lbs. Fl ounces to the fleece,
the cash value of which was 81 to each
head of sheep. When we take into con-
sideration that no special effort has been
made to select large sheep. but that the
t1eeces are taken from a whole flock as
they run, it speaks we'll for Mr.. Ludlow's
care Of stock and skill in improving it. If
any of our contemporaries can beat this,
we shall be please to see the figures
Monroe Sentinel. " -'f.-5 siHs ."-. . T..
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

JEFF. DAVIS IN Hot WATRR-The rebel
newspapers are now denouncing JEFF.
DAVIS and his Administration for incom-
potency. The Richmond Wing attributes
their disasters to {" the scattering of forces,
the prejudice against men of proved abili-
ty, and the partiality for men of proved
incompetency." 1t says:
Whether the President thinks the coun-
try has suffered enough at the hands of
his favorites, it is impossible to say. But
if be thinks the qualification of his evil
passions and the fantasJical preferences,
or if he supposes the persistence in his
system of divided forces, under pet lieu
tenant generals, OF more consequence than
the independence of the confederacy, then
we need no longer doubt what fate is in
store for Us. 'F
The Richmond Examiner says:
Mr.. President Davis proclamations and
pronunciamentos, his horrible threaten
ings and gloomy appeals have been So Of
ten repeated that they are the sneer Of
the world. But never have they resulted
in one solitary performance. He is very
obstinate, very bitter, when he gets into
a quarrel with some Southern officer over
whom the law gives him temporary con-
troll He is very firm indeed in maintain
ing minion or a measure against the
smothered indignation of a people who
are compelled by their present unfortnn-
ate situation to support silently great
deal from rhsir officials. But when his
duty brings him Into contact with the en-
envy he is gentle as the sucking dove.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

E A boy weighing eighteen pounds
was born on the 18th inst, in New Bed
ford. Both mother and child are "com-
Portable, and doing as well as could be
expected.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

E"I haven't another word to say,
sir-I never dispute with FOOLS" said a
gentleman, who was getting the worst OF
an argument. NO." was the reply,
J" YOU are sure to agree with them"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

A richmond PArKR ON THE New YoRK
RIoT.-The following is the first paragraph
of al editorial IN the Richmond Enquirer
of the 18th, on the New York mob:
''Riot, murder and coufagration have
begun in New York 1t is a worlds won.
DEF that the good work did not commence
long ago. And this outbreak may DO the
opening scene OF the inevitable revolution
which Is to tear TO pieces that most rot
ten secrecy, and leave the Northern half
OF the old American Union desert of
blood soaked ashes. We bid it God
speed"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

H The Prescott Journal says of the
call for Republican State Convention
Under it all those who love their coun-
try more than party, and would wage war
on jeff. Davis, instead of President Lin
coin, can co.operate.s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
wFARINESS.

With weary steps loiter on,
Though always under altered skies,
The purple from the distance dies,
My prospect and horizon gone.
No joy the blowing season gives,
The herald melodies Of spring;
But in the songs 1 love to sing
doubtful CLEAN of solace lives.
If any care for what 10 here
Survive in spirits rendered free,
Then are these songs l sing of thee
Not all ungrateful to thine ear.
In ,Mem0ridna.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

Mr.. GEO. w. STURGEs-A "Badger
soldier whose letter was mislaid, writes
US from Keokuk Hospital in warm praise
of Mr.. STUReEs, the Wisconsin State
Agent, to look after sick and wounded
soldiers there and at st. Louis. He thinks
him emphatically the fright man in the
right place." speaks highly of his zeal, ef-
fciency, energy, indomitable perseverance
and pleasant address, and adds:
"While in Keokuk-and | learn from
some members of my company in the hos
pital at St. Louis, that he does the same
there-Mr. Sturges visited, every day, all
the Wisconsin soldiers who were sick and
by his good advice, cheerful countenance
and humorous anecdotes, cheered and en-
livened them, causing them to feel that,
although away from home ard friends,
and deprived of many little comforts and
delicacies to which they had been accus-
toned, they were not forgotten nor neg
lected by the State of their adoption, and
under whose flag they enlisted. All sol
diers who are acquainted with him have
the most implicit confidence in him, and
go to him for counsel and aid whenever
they are in trouble, without fear of being
deceived or baf1ed of.
Soldiers from every State have applied
to him and received gratuitously any as
sistance which they needed. About one
hundred soldiers from Illinois signed a
petition to the Governor, OF their State,
requesting him to appoint Mr.. Sturges as
Agent for Illinois at this post
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

MAJOR CALK1ns is in command of three
companies of the Sd Wisconsin Cavalry
with Gen. BLuNT's Arkansas expedition.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

THE 10Th WIsCoNsIN.-A correspondent
in the 10th Wisconsin, writing from De-
cherd Station, Tenn, July 11th, says that
regiment is in the LIST Brigade, 1st Divis-
ion, 18th Army Corps, commanded by
Gen. THOMAS. The writer, in speaking of
the recent forward movement of the army
says:
We have been pretty hard up for RAJ
tons some of the time. In the two days
at the Gap our regiment sustained no loss,
though several were struck by spent balls.
Our first day there, the enemy, from
hill about mile in our front, shelled our
position. Several in the division were
killed. Shell and shot whizzed freely
over our heads. The health of the regi-
ment is good. The army is in good spir-
its and has all confidence in the ability of
our Generals.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

W The publication of the Troy Times
has been resumed. 1t will be remembered
that the Times Office was destroyed a few
days ago by mob. The editor, in the
first paper of the new issue, says:
I" The Times shall be in the future, as it
always has been, the advocate of law, the
defender of public integrity, the upholder
and champion OF every man who earns
his bread by the honest sweat of his
brow. 1t will support the Government
and defend any policy calculated to re-
store most speedily perfect reunion of all
the States in our Republic. And it will
denounce and oppose, fearlessly and un~
hesitating, the bad and dangerous spirit of
criminal lust, lawless violence, and un-
wholesome opinion, which was the source
of the scenes our city has witnessed this
week, and, in a more extended sphere, has
been at the bottom of our desperate ma
tional disorders"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
From the 18th Wisconsin,.

The Sur ender of Vicks5wg-Intercourse soih
the Rebel Soldiers-Ihey aoant to quit Fighting
"A Hunt for Johnston-Recent Deaths an the
Taoeyfth. - -.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30

Operations at Charlestop-Gen. Gilmors-Gol
Montgomery and his Black Regiment-Ho,
the First Regiment ,oas Demoralized-Sates o
Forfeited Property.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-07-30
THE RECENT VICTORIES

State Central Committee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
AND BAKERY
NolsLEss IAMILr
WING YACnINES.
ARE NOW
Withia The Reach or Ill (
AT PRICES FROM
40 to 100 Dollars,
TEN REASONS WHY
THE GROVER & RAKEK
M n Q IN 4 n . -
ARE TUE BEsr IN MARKET

|. Il makes the only seam formed by
Sewing machine in which the stitch is Jade
pendenfty locked, and without dspendenes
upon the other stitches for strength
.. 1t makes the only seam that win admi
Of the thread being cut at every fourth st;tsI
without injsry to the eeam in wear
3. 1t is unnecessary to fasten the ends q
seams made by this machine This IS dSa@
by the machine itself. without II, use u th(
hand needle.
!. The Grover & Baker stitch is the only oD(
formed from two ordinary sponls. and without
wirdrg from the spool into SHUTTLE fronI
three 10 Ave times, for the VI der bread. Il
5. 4 seam thus formed is more elastic han
any other ntade by a sewing machine, ant ID
consequently very valuable in all goods thu :
! are tobs washed and stretched under the iroM1
6. The machine IS adapted to All varietisd
of tabt'ics, sewing each equally we'll, require
ing ne adjust aient for any kind Of sewiae3
othec han The adaptation Of needles and
thread
:. IL is more easily kept in order than
any other machine, and need not be taken
apart to be oiled.
g. The machine sews common spool cottcn
silk aud linen thread, with equal facility.
8. The machine is so simple that An intel
ligent child If ten years can readily learn e
operate and Keep it in order.
To- By reason Of its simplicity Of construc-
ton and ease Of management, it iS::bess adapt
ed Is do all the wants Of the family.
| PIONEER DRUG STORE. v5n6ly.
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MATCHES & JEWELE} !!
OF the Richest & most Fashion
abs Patterns

OF the Richest & most FasLicn-
abs Patterns
Offered al Retail at Wholesale Prices,!
vI>llE HUBBARD BROS, Nos. c5 & q Mas
l san Street, New-iork, Manufacturer. and
Importers OF all the Leading, Rich and most
popular Styles of Watches and Jewo'ry. he.1s
determined upon increasing their Business TO
an unlimited extent, offer the following ele.
CAN'T Ornaments at the unsurpassed Low
Prices following:
Magic Time Observer, being Hunting
and open face, or Lady's or Gentlemans
Watch in one: the prettiest, most convenient
and cheapest Watch in the World Imitation
gods effected by ratent process which
render. the appearance Of gold perfect, while
it does not cost one third as much. Price
only So. Rctails at from 500 upwards.
Hunting Composition Casel Levers, Eng
fish manufacture Movement; capped ard full
icwe'ed; has sunk seconds, and the newest
improvements. Heavy cased and good imi-
tation gold. Prices sn!y SIS. Retails AT
from $50 to Sl0o.
Hunting Composition Casei Army Watch
Richly engraved, jewsled and fancy works.
Unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders. etc.
Price SIS. Retails at fro,N $40 TO 800.
4 great variety Of other Watches, at low
prices.
Ladies Sets Of Brooch and and Ear PROPS
to correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamond,
very rich pattern, and entirely rev, price
ST. Coral and Eeei sntwincd. Il very neat
and pretty ornament handsomely mounted.
1925.
Gentlemen Vest Chains. rarisicn and
elegant pattern, only 81. The pemoniac,
very heavy, S..
! Rings.--Plain only, 75c. Scroll very pref
", 81. Chased, nent pattern, 81 Seal
Signet, So. Imitation Diamond 81
1 Sleeve Buttons--Patent, Chased, or Ena.
cmllcd, 4 new and very handsome pattern.
$2.50 Double, chased or with stones, 81 80.
Bosom Studs variety of new and fash
ionahe designs, per Get, Sl,5
Bosom & Scarf Pins.--Ieaf, with Opal and
Fancy Stones s.. Imitation Diamond
$l,s0.
ioakets.-Dousle Glass, richly engraved,
IS;
Persons wishing any Of the above, have
only to remit the price in registered let
Ter to our adircss, aud the articles will be
sent by return mail free Of expense.
es1E-,lrders to the amount Of tw Give dollars
aud upwards will be sent by express to any
part Of the loyal States, with bib payable Il
the Express Company. when the goods ire
delivered.
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants
tn ougout tho country, who wish to make
money rapidly, VII do well to obsaiu on,
man moth catalogue: ne fun ish the mos
saieah!e outfit 4 prices unsurpassed BY my
other ccnrera!
Address HUBBARD BROS.
Ms. C5 s 81 Nassau, near john Street
lg NV YoaK CRY.
v4n43 eu.
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=
4 LIE EXPOSED

The Report that the Monticello FiourirE
mill runs only one or two days in week
and l.es not grind Wheat is & lsxiicisns fa'.e-
hood doubtless circulated BY parties other
81 ise Interested.
TIE mil! does . eenc:sl cuisines: 4! grinding
all kinds of grain usually ground h mills II
this country, for tell or cash and ers!er tie
late management, i. doing better business
than il has ever done before; sucl. is the les
timony ef It's customers from Tana and powe
.lck ceu..,ies
Persons coming from distance ( intend
ing to wait for their rrsi had better avoid
coming to the mill on Mondays and Saturdays
A fair trial respectfully requested and sat
isfaction guaranteed.
@6rs.sm Dec Is, 1852. c. BRUNER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
The CenfessiOn- And Ex pericnce
or NERNlIiS INVALID

Published for tie benefit and as q cau,io.-
to young men and sther,, mo suffer tom
Nervous behihty, Earl, Decay, ard tse:i
ainirei ailmen,s-snrp'rihg the means Q,
seltcare. Ey ole who has cared himself
after scira a victim Of misplaced confidence
in medical humsag and anscke-y. BY en-
closing pos, paid directed envslepe. single
csties r,av be Lad q the author. NAih.s..I
EAlrAIR, Esq, BEDFORD. Kings County. Ntw
Yyrk
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
no Ne. Yu. sufferers az both

A REV .nENB GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored 70 health in "a lew days, After
undergoing all tire usual aa and rregu
lar expens!y Eiuds VI treatment wlthoul sue
cess. cons.d eis i, his sacred duty TO eo.n,a-
nicatc to his all eicd fellow creatures the
means 10 cure. Renee, on the receipt Of M
addressed envelope, lie ill s.nd free a copy
.. NE ,les, s;p.itn us,d. Direct to DR.. Jun>
s. p..hALl issEu..cu Sllcei Iooklsn New
York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

i 81 Notice - Dehtors.
] All persons indebted 10 me must certainly
call and pay Up before the lst day Of next
Aptil, iftley wish /, avoid paying cost.
80 II: sa1es+ JACOB NAUERTH.
Toledo Fob 10Th 1858.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
New Fl;IIlncry shop.

The undersigned has opened millinery shop
one door south Of the H. Il. Church, where
she is ready u 30 A., kinds of work in her
trade npon short notice Millinery gods KEEP;
Cor sac. They viii bleach and Edo up bon
net for 50 c.. Oher work equally cheap.
Toledo March lss3
Mrs s. J. Nixon, also
v5nli Miss Ida Strong.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12
Liquid
CgTTIA PEaCKA CEMENT,

For Coating Metals Of all Kinds when
exposed to the Action Of the Weather,
and
For Preserving and Repairing jfetu
Roofs
OF ALL KINDS.
This is the caly Composition known which
will successfully resist extreme changes OF
ali climates, fer any length Of time, wher
applied to metals, 10 which it adheres FIRM
" forming body equal te three coats OF
ordinary paint costs much less. aud will la..
three ti,ses aslon1 aad from its elasticity is no,
injured y the contraction and expansion Of
Tin and other Neal Roofs, consequent upon sud
den changes Of the weather.
It ,c:ll not crack in cold or run in scarm wsa!ker
and ,s,ll no. srash ot'.
LeaEy III cnd ether .Ertai Rccfs can be readily
repaired with Gnt.c Psrcka Cemcat, and pre-
vented from further corras;on and leakirr
for many years.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for the
preservation Of Iron reilin3s Stoves Ranges
safes, Agricultural Implements, &c., also fer
general manufacturers use.
0uErA pERcHA GEMEN.s
For preserving and repairing Tin AMI o,aes
Metal Roofs Of every description. FROM it.
great elasticity. is not injured by the contrac
ton and expansion Of Metals, aaintll notcraek
N cold Or run IN earn nsdther.
These materials arc adapted to all climates
and We are prepared to supply orlers from
any pa 1T Of the country at short notice, for
Guttu Percha Roofing in rolls. ready prepared
for use, and Gutta Tsrcha Cement in barrels,
with full printed directions for application.
AGENTS "ante G..
We will make liberal and satisfactory ar
rangements with responsible parties who
would like to establish themselves in lucra-
tive and permanent business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH
Wecang give abundant proof Of all We claim
ia favor Of our Improved Roofing Materials,
having applied them to severa, THOUSAND
Roofs in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS s. CROSLEY,
Sole Manufacturers,
Wholesale Warehouse ~ William Street,
CbrAer sf Liberty NEW loaK.
fulldsssriptiys cirsalss sAl rriss VIII 10
fstaisAsd q application.
0ns rser.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

IT WILL MEND CHINA,
Your Broken China Cups and saucers can
b made as good as new.
II WILL MEND MARBLE,
Tha. piece ksockcI ont Of your Marble
Mantle can be put on rs strong as ever.
IT WILL MEND PORCELAIN,
No matter if that broken Pitcher did not
cost but shilling,a shilling saved is shilling
earnd.
1T WILL MEND ALABASTER,
That costly Alsbaster Vase is broken and
you cant match it, mend il, it will never
show when put together.
II will Mend Bone, Coral, Lava,
and in fact every thing bht Metals.
Any article Cement with AMERICAN
CEMENT GLUE will not show where it is
mended.
ExT7ACT8.
every Housekeeper should have a supply
Of Johns & Croslys American Cement Glue.
-New York Tunes.
81. is 40 CONVENE Mt TO Lave in tie lcusc
--Ner York Express.
SIT il always ready; this eonmends it to
every body - Iadependsnt.
ave have tried ii, and find it as usefnl in
our house as waite. - Wilkes, Spirit q the
Times.
ECONOMY rs WEALTH.
$1,000 per year saved in every family
by One Bottle of
American cIslcnt Glue.
Price - cents Per Bottle.
Price % cents per Bottle.
Price p cents per Bottle.
Price % cents Per Bottle
rrcs % cents rer Bottle.
Price 70 cents per Bottle.
Very liberal reduction to " hole
sale KNyers.
TERMS CASH.
For sale by ell Druggists, and Store
keepers generally throughout the country.
JOINS & CEsOSLEY
(Sols Manufacturers)
WIL.I.iM STREET,
Corner Of Liberty Street, sku YORK
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

no ekER COMMANDING
Instead Of Mcclellan
Cars running 10 Toledo stAsion
AND
NEW GOODS.
a II Fl Ell IL
PEOPLES STORE
IN THE
NEW Brick
BUILDING
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
Where the subscribers are now prepared to
offer to The rold Customers and the trade gen.
ersly much larger and more attractive
stock Of
Winter. Goods
than ever before offered in this market
Of which will be SOIL at
PRICES DEfYlNC COMPETITION,
From our long experience in trade we are
perfectly convcrsant with tue wants and
tastes OF Buyers, and our FACILITIES
are SUCH that Nc arv enabled 20 take cry
advantage Of he times in purchasing.
IN THIS MARKET WE
DO NOT INTEND TO BE
Undor1o1d,
We would again return thanks to orr many
customers for their pas. patronage, and kno
ing that We can make it to their advantage
to deal with ne. We respectfully solicit
continuance Of their trade. Our assortment
Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots r. Shoes
Nations. Hosiery,
Clothing, Groceries:
Cutlery H1rdwnre.
Querasrors, Uafs Il Tan..
Wooaenuare, In;,,fs 4 Oils
Stationery. lore
Iron d Nails Glass &c. e.
wiz a'wavs he the best in this n.rket. and
in short everything needle for the trade vii,
he found with us cheaner than elsewhere. Give
US call AMI see Tor yourselves.
In fact We ara determined
NOT TO BE UNDERSOID
and wish IL expressly understood thst NC
shall always be prepared to i, better for the
trade, than any Of eur Competitors.
Wanted Wheat, Cnrn. Hides Butter. 4 Eeys
Sc &c. GALLEY aJOnNS Tor.
March &c, 1862
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

LAt'st :" AI. N VS.
4 grsa, yaHY al the 4 .nBRCTiYE'
GALLERY IN TOLEDO.
The undersigned ha. rehted Tie Anlbrotypc
Gallery formerly occupied by +. G. Miller and
now prepared to DO good work At low fsures.
Ne soiici.. tho patronage OF The people Of
r.ma and adjoining counties.
Room in tie sscea story, opposite the Pes
aiiire sni nren iro IN tn to 5p. N.
vin4oiy }. q MORN.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

CEMENT ROOFING.
The Cheapest and most dura j
Ro"l:n. in use.
IT Il FIRE & N!TEa pRilGf
Il can be applied to VIEW ana OLD Moor,
ALL Kinds, steep or flat. and 70 S:siseLE
R"cFs without removing the Shingles
The Cost is only about Ono
Third that OF Tin, and il il
Wicc rs Durable.
Thi, article has been thoroughly tested in
New York Cry aua ~ rsrts Al the United
States. Canada, Vest ladies and Cen'eral sn.i
South America. on buildings sf al kinds
srch as Faetones, toani,ies, Churches, Raj
Road ne,tots, Cars, and on Pubic Buildings
generally, Government Buildings. &C. Inv tie
principal Builders .4rchiteei and others dur.
ing ras, four years, ana has proved 10 BE- the
ot-Erss. and '.o$t H;p,,is Rcofisy in use; il il
IN every respect q fs.. tisf-t teata-r aosl
nm. s,roef covering iar r,ets q ~ fasds.
tbs Is III: oalg mate III rsaa. sactar,i ~ IL
i'aitc. statss which, combines the very desira
lie properties Of ELASTICITY ord D,fai:'is.,
which are universally acknowledged 10 he
possessed hs uJIri rEaCtIA AAE INDIA
Ri BHER.
No Tee! is repaired in mahiag sns
r!ication.
The expense Of applying it is trifing, as
ordinary Roof can be covered ard finished ne
same cay
1t can be applied b! any one.
and when finished forms psrferaY f.-s yroo
sarficc, with an elastic body, which cana. b.
injured by Heat, Cola or Storm Shrinking o
Roof Boards, nor any external action what
ever.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-03-12

JOHN w DIGIT f. CO.,
Manufacturer q
9ALE7ATU9,
Super-Carb Of Soda. &c,
And sole agents in the City Of New York for
Cream Of Tartar Substi-
TUTE.
INVENTED EY
Pref. EBEN n. HOzeSEORD, Of
harvard University.
Office, IL Old Slip, Hanover Square,
(ur srAlRs,) NEW YORK
The high price which Cream Of Tartar COM
nanded in 1891, together with the alarming
extent tow hich its dangerous adnl:cra.ion had
BEEN carried, With ether considerations
induced he Distinguished hemis'. whose name
is given above, TO commence what proved to
lie long and laborious scientific research,
to discover q desirable substitute therefore.
His efforts were crowned with abundan, sue
cess, and hundreds Of thousands Of pounds
Of the Substitute lave been sold and used
during the IAat five years. throughout the
United States and the Canadas
The following true comparison Of its nature
and the results Gifts use. With those Of Cream
Of Tartar, will nvincs the most incredulous
Of its value.
Cream Of Tartaris hi .tartrate Of Potash.
ThisSub.ntrte !. simple Phosphate and con-
,ains nothing but wAat is found Il. bsef steake and
corn, rheat and other cereals, an! IS therefor.
highly nutritious. II also has health g,cing
influence, and supplies that for .eh.cA there /. d
constant demand in The system
No. Its sold for a much less price than Cream q
Tartar.
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large Freshssnpply Of

Sugar, Coffee and Fancy Candies. ed nov il
thes,imc to procure these at lowest ri f.,
Cash.
NJ. COCHRAN.
Toledo, June 7e.h, 1881 sas-vsu