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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-09
DIR. SEABROOK,S Elixir Of PyrOphOsphate of Iron
 and CulfSslya.

THIS elegant combination possesses all the best TONIC properties of Peruvian Bark and Iron without the disagreeshle taste and bad effects oi either, separately or in other prepa rations, of these valuable medicines It should be taken in all cases when gentle tonic impression is required atier conva- lescence from rsvEHs or other facilitating diseases. or in those distressing IRnEcuL ,Ri- TIES peculiar to females. No female should be without if, if liable to such diseases. for nothing can well lake it's place.
 JAMES RUDDLE X CO,
 PRoPRiEToRs,
 Laboratory No. 4l Built. Street,
 Louisville, Ky.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-09
Bearberry, Cubebs and Buchu

IL will cure Retention or Non-Reten ion of Urine, Gravel, Thick or Milky Urine, Diff culry of Urinating. Pain in the Back, h'ody Urine. Melancholy and Evil Forebedings. Extreme Nervousness, Effects of Hab Is of Dissipation or Early Abuses. Loss of Power and Memory, affecting old or young, male or female.
 Use Gseat Southern Preparations.
 Use Great .S,ufhera Preparations. Ise Great Soathern Preparations why
 Because they are class of medicines pre- pared by tae regular Medical profession in the South, are genuine remedies, specially adapted to Southern diseases and are giving universal satisfaction.
 J. P. DROMG00LE X CO,
 Proprietors. Memphis Tenn. Sold in Des Arc by B. F. JOHNSON, and druggists everywhere.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-09
BLACK RIVER.

D1l1f(h M IIIl. Jacksonport to Mouth Strawberry .......... CO Powhattan ...,.. ...=..s...., 40 l, Pocahontas ........ s..... 40l l.
 CURRANT RIVER.
 Pocahontas to Cherokee Bay ,s.......... 60 Doniphan ....... 40I II
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1869-02-09
Use Great Southern Preparations.

Use Great S1ufhera Preparations
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assortment of Groceries always keht
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The best
quality of liquors for sale, in quantities to suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogics, fine cigars and
The best grades Of Tobacco, always on hand.
Store-onc door above tl,e Bank. r.
apr27-tf
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

Keeping out at the window, while every
body else was standing on the porch,
Here was my chance for grand pcrfor-
nance. yelled the yell, and sprung
the spring, and died the death, under fire
of at least whole platoon. 1t was won
derfully well performed, everybody ad-
United. The drums beat, and the con-
queriug heroes marched away. was
to find, as I rose from the ground,
that nobody in our household had waited
to welcome or to praise me. All lad run
in. l followed with whoop.
A pretty connection found them in,
sure enough. Cousin Susan was in a
dead faint, Some were screaming for one
thing, and some for another, aud all were
doing their best to stifc her, by crowd
ing over her and shutting out the air.
AS usual in such eases she came round
when she was ready, and they led her off
up stairs to lie down. 1t was curious,
wasn't it, that any body could be SO
frightened But then Cousin Sue had
never seen anything, and she was only
eighteen.
"Who was only cightccu?'
Unconcious'y, us | wrote these last
words, Tread them out loud, and Cousin
Sue, who has been known any time these
thirty years MS Mrs. Simpkins ard Aunt
Susan, called out to me in those words Of
interrogation. They pulled me away at
once from the historic muse, and must
leave you, gentle reader, to guess at the
rest Of my story. Of course, after that
affair Cousin Susan could pretend nc
longer that she cared nothing about your
humble servant. And he, as in duty
bound, could do no less now than pu
.himselfsquare upon the platform Of de.
voted lover. And further your deponcn
saith not, though he might summon Il
actresses his children and grandchildren
the former Of whom have gone through
their fathers experience; and the other.
no doubt will.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEw GOODS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

TO CONsUMPTlvEs,-Th advertiser
having been restored 10 health In few
weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with asevcre lung Of.
lection and that dread disease, Consumption
lis anxiou, 10 make known 10 his.fellow
sufferers The means Of cure. To all who de-
sire ii. he will send copy Of The prescription
used free Of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the sane, which they will
find sure cure for Consumption, ASTHMA.
Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of the adver
tiser in sending the prescriI ton Is TO benefit
The afflicted, and spread information which
be conceives 10 be invaluable; and hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy.as it Mill cost
them nothing. and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will rlsass
address Rev. wARDA. WILSON,
l65 South I'd ST., Williamsburg Kings CO.,
nn26.yl obaAe. Nj.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

DOTY's WASHING MACHINE,
Lately much improyed-and the new
:. UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER,
Improved with Rowcll's Patent Double Cog
wheels, and the Patent Stop. are now unques-
tionably far superior TO any apparatus for wash
ing clothes ever invented, and will save their
cost twice year, by saving labor and clothes
Those who have used them give testimony as
follows
ave like our machines much. Could not
be persuaded to do without ii, and with the aid
Of Doty, we feel that We are masters of the pc.
sition. - fRev. Bishop Scott, NJ. Z. Church.
at is Worth one dollar week in any tani-
.y."-[New York tribune.
.. III the Laundry IF my house there's per-
pc,ual Thanksgiving OH Mondaysfor tho inyen.
ton of your c1cellcn. wringer.' Tleo-
pore u Cuylcr. =,
n Every week, has given |, a stronger hold
upon the affections Of thu, inmates Of the Laun-
dry New York Observer.
az heartily commend it to economists Of time,
money and conten,mcnt." REV. DR.. Bellows.
"They save ,hrce.fonr,hs Of the labor and
time, and pay for themselves both In money and
contcntment." New Orleans Picayunc.
"friend Do.y-Your last improvement Of
your Washing machine Is q complete success. ]
assure You our Machine, after a years use, is
thought more Of to-day than ever, and would
not be parted with under any circumstances" -
~ PRICES.
Send the retail price, Washer Sl5 extra
Wringer $40, and we will forward either or both
machines, free Of freight, to places where no one
is selling; and so sure arc we they will be liked.
that We agree to refund the money II any ona
wishes to return the machines free Of freight,
after months trial according to directions.
Canvnssers with exclusive right Of sale make
money fast by selling them.
Sold by dealers generally, to whom liberal
discounts are made.
Il. c. BROWNING, Gen. Agent. %
Jy2O-ly 3? Cortland; ST., New York.
yoitS t.fsiftSn piru mr. I, rreu,yn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15
ADVERTISEMENTS,
CpRlyG AND SUMMER GOODS.

cpRlyG AND SUMMER GOODS,
r NJ, HAL E,
Is now receiving large addition 10 sh
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites his former patrons and the pub !
lie generally is call and examine hist
NEW SUPPLY,
consisting of the usual variety Of
DRY GOODS,
Also splendid stock of
LADIES' SHOES,
Misses and Childrens Shoes,
A large lot ofAlens' aud Boys
BOOTS AND SHOES. e..
A splendid lot Of Mems and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP. I
: READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE, .rl.a.f
SUGAR,
NAILS, 77HaE -oE
DYE-STUFFS,
QUEENSWARE,
STONEWARE, and
SALT.
All kinds Of
LEATHER, .
COTTON YARNS,
And in fact everything generally found in
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand. -"
fEs-All kinds Of produce wanted IN
exchange for Goods. ia,
All the above goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than at any
other Store in West Virginia. Give Inc a
call before purchasing elsewhere;
| ES"NIr. Hale has also tirst-class boot
and Shoe Mandatory in connection With
bis Store, to which he would call the at
ton Of the public.
nov4tf 7. NJ. Halle.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-02-15

SPEClAL NOTICE.
HAMILTON EASTER. caAs. WATERS
ciiAs. y. EAsTra
HAMILTON EASTER 4 SONS
Invite attention 10 their present large m q
varied Wholesale aud retail stock ofDry Goods,
10 which additions will be made by almost
every Steamer. Having buyer constantly In
Europe, and selecting also from Auctions an
o,heribcst sources in this Country, there Is no
house in the United States with better facilities
in purchasing, and but few that Retail Goods
buy as We do direct from the best European
Manufacturers.
We aim TO keep on hand Goods adopted TO all
wants, from the loves, priced to the most costly ;
and whilst constantly endcavoring 10 secure
new and fashionable fabrics we are equally an1-
ions to supply the wants Of those desiring cheap
durable articles, aiming only TO sell such goods
as We believe will prove satisfactory to pur-
chasers. a.s.
In succeeding the former firm of Hamilton
Easter 4 Co., our senior partcner has resumed
the active management aud personal supervision
Of the business. yr
Selling for nCASH ONLY" we are enabled
TO put our goods at ute moderate profits; and
this witlia regular fixed price, from which no
deviation is made, justdes those not familiar
with their value to buy from us with entire
confidence.
Retail stock on first floors 1850, POI and 2o3
Baltimore Street. .a
Wholesale rooms in the Upper Stories.
All orders by letter must be addressed 10 The
firm, when they will receive the prompt per-
sonal attention of one Of the principals.
mrf6-ly
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
MAYOR BOWEN ENDORSED.

A very few disappointed and dlscontentcd
people In this city have busted themselves
in repeating the story that Mayor Bowen's
administration Is unpopular. The report
has been put forth by these people that he
was doing by his course great injury to the
Republican party.
The election on Monday settles this ques-
tiou, and we can now trlumphantly ask how
1t Ia, II the Mayor Is so unpopular that his
course has been SO completely vindicatedi
Tho truth Is, Washington never had a
more correct, thoroughly honest, and more
popular Mayor than sayles J. Bowen. He
has given his entire attention and time to the
interests Of the city, nnd has In every In
stance studied to promote them. What
economy and careful scrutiny could do In
every case has been done by him, and he
has invariably sought TO save the public
money and to administer the government In
the interests Of the people, and not in the
interest OF cllques, classes, and rings. This
fact Of itself brought down upon him the
hatred Of the few, who sought their own
and not the city's good, and he was declared
to be unpopular, and II has been frequently
iutlmated that his course would destroy the
Republican party. Mondays election set
tied this question forever, and the Mayor
stands forth unscathed, and his administra
tlou Ia indorscd by the peoplc-oyerwhelm
ingly endorsed.
Let the traducers Of Mayor Bowen hence
forth keep silent. Washington has pro
nounced In favor OF his administration IL
thunder tones. He Is, as We have said, com
pIeteiv vindIedted.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
FoR fRksn BsFY.

foRr uAnILToy. n. z; H., Juse 0. 1851.
PrSpS,al; ~ d1pliIets SI,h sCpy z, n. sd
dsrsisn ansii il Clock, a. yuss Il, 1855 @ IN fSr
'uPByIs Es'h T.. Dst s. & y. a. si
asspteis. s;ef ht md allow % TO 70 BE- ss
ciudsd. 'aId 70 DO i,iiyercd Nibis po.I iroe Of
%e, sp pS aud o. .%s2 S @ ,Ss @: s.n to
maudiuE onJe,L shall de.isaats. not eSeeediDE
The nssS. Of is cattle slaughtered ,er ,ef to bs
deiyeted under tbIs sgrreinegt ,h,ll bo eut OF At
Sans vsS aas tss psssi .s i%PSa cd
from three to four inehss shove h. knee joint aud
Of hndquaIteIs from six to eight inehss above the
sepsrs,s proposals, In duplicate, will also be re-
eeiysd BY the undsrslgpel up TO the sane our aud
sr. fssSs sus R. pc.
sup: cd iherefrom, with such choice fresh beef
ss Pfy .r S SSus % Sas i . .. :'SS FL
These eOp,rae.. to DO ia force six months. or such
aHs apSioSs Sshiss dasrsP sPS Sf
4 dspS.i! y 50 shall ss:cpp.ny each prspo..l.
9; al s, q The
hS n,'. '1sss,oTS ds,,ss Of fresh ss'ffOr the
qusy sS bssf .sasa .SS
then tho Compisssry A. Fort Hamiiton shall have
SSP's III sd' * PSS,'a PS, asss ssS
ofeost.
snS. ss 81 Ss :s s q s s.:S also % ss s. into e.
sponslbls sureiies, Whose names must be bsmentioned
The proposal. will be opened at 4 a n, on the
a whlsh time and place bidders are required to be
fisgs... viii be mari % .s.Progo..l. sor Beef. &"
aSsi'ES%S;'i5 asssl Il i'' Ar'l'I. A Fort Gs%I' ,%
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
tlou by spain and France left a divided ma

tlon by Spain and France LEFT divided ma
tlonallty and diverse languages. Tho ele-
ments Of foreign war as well as Of domestic
dlscord are found within the narrow COM
pass Of an island. There Is no controlling
principle by which the hostile elements can
be fused into an organic whole. In the
United States the Anglo Saxon element Is
the matrix whose restless power unites all
the elements Of population from every Csu-
caslan tribe Of Europe into unique ma
tlonalily. In Hayu there Is no controlling
element, and the hostile republics dlverge
each year more widely, leaving o constantly
enlarging record OF strife and bitterness.
This failure Of Haytian civilization Is not,
as the pro-slavery advocates have claimed,
the result Of any ineapacity Of the negro for
self-government or for tho most perfect So
cial Organization. The circumstances under
which this experiment was made prccludcd
oil reasonable hope Of success. Naked saw
ages, kidnapped from hundred African
coast tribes, speaking as many dialects, were
thrown together In chaotic confusion TO crys-
tallize into servile community With such
imperfect social sympathlcs as might escape
the crushing influence Of slavery. The mas
ter classes Of Haytl, both French and Span
ish, were mostly the debris Of home popula-
uons, In whom selfshness or crime or rest
less adventure had loosened the bonds OF
social obligations, and who sought In tho
wllds Of New World barbarian an uure-
stricted scope Of dcpravity. Tho history Of
the Buccaneers reveals 10 US some Of the
chaotic elements Of European society pre-
cipitatcd upon tho shores Of tropical Amer
lea during tho sixteenth and seventeenth
centuries. Such elements Of population, un-
der such moral influences, could not be ex-
pected 10 present very lofty social develop
ment. The moral degradation Of labor, the
invariable accompaniment Of slavery, fos
tered Just that class Of eorruptions OF indi
vidual character which Is unfavornble tc
social order. Prom such masters the unfor'
tunato negroes received their lessons Of civ.
ilizatlon---lcssons enforced with the lash
the cofflc and the teeth Of the bloodhound
Tho fundamental principles Of civilization
are justice and philanthropy. These wert
but feebly shadowed In the turbulence o
the French aud Spanish colonists.
When the black republic was inauguratet
II Is clear that the propelling principle o
civilization, never Of great strength, was ut
terly incompetent TO permcate the mass o
savagencss which had been but slightly ai
fcctod by social and religious culture. !
was like the embryo prematurely severe
from the matrix; its imperfect organism wa
incompetent to perform, independently, tn
functions Of life. The only hopc now is
tho union Of Haytlan nationality with th
great swelling tide Of American Ideas an
American freedom. The grayltating Ii
fuenccs Of accidental civilization look to Il
formation Of can ocean-bound republic"
continental empire, In which the great Al
tillean archipelago, with Its splendid r
sources, will and a fitting place.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09

THERE IS ONE RENARKABLE PACT, which
should be noted in connection with the cleo
tion on Monday, and that Is, that though
there were some disgraceful disturbances
and scenes which must be regretted, there
was no collision between the races. All the
trouble which arose sprang up between the
colored men, save and excepting the assault
on the police, which Is much to be deplored
by all right-mlnded citizens OF every color; nc
white man was insulted In any ward or pre-
clnct, and we did not learn that any white
man was disposed to interfere with the ne
gro. All was peace, and had not the case OF
Stewart occurred there would have been
nothing to mar the peaceful proceedings OF
the day.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
d r o p o S A L s.
ouSrTFo STATES EsarSEGH,s ogSISG. 1

USIIED STATES RNdIERRR'A OPEIGn,
June H. ls6l, at u clock At noon, for the puT-
chase Of the United States sleAmtuE General A. A.
HunphrSys, formerly the W, 7. Mount. Of New
The vessel sbSGs yO SyU,s Sysssr ~ q fee! t:1I
PISms, white CHESTNUT deck frame, oak. Thor;
0gEhly fastened with Iron. PlAHkSd and sealed
!hIoua5cui, Iron 6ithsAdS AT. brass bithsaa'
HuIi bulltby Charles Murphy, Al .Rondout. N.
20 aST x aSS, tSpi ,nshfs & sIvS
X, le-Insh piston, Inch stroke, LAX motion,
Tubular boiler, two furnAcssI has been subj
20 iSi pounds pressure. Poree pump aud bilss'
RsSRSRs alsh0r saTs sSs sSof.sF r!sS.l,s
fLesh water tanks for ~ 2hours eApadtI;
The vessel may be seen At Long wharf frou
Thursday, the 10Th Of June. until the opening
pToposAls.
The uuderslgned reserves the right 10 reject Any
or All bids which may be deemed disadyAntaEeou
to tho interests OF the Government,
Blank forms for proposals eau 10 Sbtslas%S A, lh
ass BTsss, Major General ., s,A fisaisnsst 5eics
knEIneery jd'tdI
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
IoYYICIAL.l
DEPARTMENT OF sTlTB. I
w waauIauTnH lima ISAQ

wAsHIsGrOE, June 4. ls69 :
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. George T. Seward, the
Consul General Of the United States at
Shanghai, Of the death, by drowning, on the
Goth Of February last, In tho Hwangpoo
river, of ]. l.. WrsTAS, an American sea-
man, belonging TO the steamer Chill.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09

THERE have been some quite serious dis
turbances at Carneola, In Italy, Of which no
particulars have yet been received, but, at
last accounts, order had been restored.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
Attorneys, Etc.

GgNBRAL CLAIM AGENCY. ..
The subscribers have this day formed partner.
CHARLEs Nix 1. co, :. for the trausaeiion Of
business In the city Of washinytou,
The Hon. JOHN II. D, LATROBB will be asso.
eatcd counsellor aud legal sdviser Of the arm In
all mat ers committed 10 thuir charge,
CHARLES T. MIX,
DOUGLAS II. COOPER,
OfIndian Territory.
| .,onlcc-i2g street north, between Eighth and
Ninth streets wet.
Post once Lock Box (B) @.
wAsHISaros CIrr, u. @. June ], $50. jet.6t
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
AMY sU PPLIRs.

ARAr surPLIEs.
OFFICE Cnlrp ou oulrrHHxAsru..l
sfonT LEAyESyonIH, kAs.. May 81, !ss.
g6iI i esiesi M, jSss 10. isso. Tor III The sSsc &c.
livery Of the following supplies At the posts
go cord. na,d Wood. sO tons Hay. go bushels
iss00 cord. hsId Wood. $50 tons Hay FOO bush.
a,sSo cords Hard y Ool. 1,soO tons Hay, 700 u.h.
1.!; I,s.S cord, Woo. 100 ton: Isy. SO bu.Asl.
LOO cord. &Ssa, VIZ lSsIsa: IS sSa: hss'"'' az:
a.ao cord. as 90. i,S5 iRSsHs; scns sfn,g'' asy.
40, s,rd. WOOD, IL S"tSi ios. Hay. 800 bu.A,l.
Eort RsynoLi.. o. r.
90 cords Wood, oOO tons Hay.
tnHfs ih:ssai $Sss ssfs SisSss1.
Coal suitable M n oil ts,P.sss fCI hss!ist Purposes
s%1 s;s Z {. .sa sA.l
Sie4 ;S .Ps q Sl Ssl h 4 & s'
post. The wood to be sgt fal four fss, lon5. .pl!
::sd sfs sSSs isis s5s% ss 'n. limbs and
sH5sI tid iS prss ss's wheS XIX ;y syy e.
wood provided thor are SLOWED to cut q on the
reservation, aud the price II not cut on the reset
TSs hsy to be good asrsh..ns.bls pr.iri. hay.
clause WI be Inserted . sseh sonttss. prsvidIns
that any damage which may resul, to n: hsy
cut By or before August 81. iOa 70 Ss 400
the hay tor Fort Riley may be Gu. on the reser.
WALTON - that pot .,,.,. .
SfStlss.{ one SIKH Of The qasatiIs soniasicd icr
X 3: sss 9; s!s sc s'
PrGPo.als will 10 received for any portion Of tho
Bids must 6s made SO. sEs.sy for oash article and
sJ; ISS ssS: hAss failed to
int e ash ssv' SS sS'n to 70
present atthe opening Of tho bids, or represented
Ofs fPs1sssi Sr 81 castsSlS ofths wood and coal. and
Sas amh pt the hay cCn,5ssisd s for will be With
HfR Ths a:a. s sOn%SS., RRis eau b. s.s.r,usa
sl shls 9as w S9 .P2ssd 1npS upSS bidder; Ri nd ID
fSraisSsd upoa sppiisstiSa. VI P'0'0'A' Will '0
BY authority Of The Department GonnseSsr.
ieOl rsputy Q. N. Gen. @. q. NJ Dept. No.
DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
| HEApquARtkb FIRST MILITARY DIBTRlCt,l
| OFPIoE CHEZ COMNIssART Ok SuBsIsTEEoH, }
RICHnosD, VA, June 2. isD.
Sealed rropOsals In duplicate will be received at
q fisISs RsSaoaa Si,VF s w. as A isITSRbbATs
Jane u, 500. At 70 m, for supplying ibe United
States Subsistence fRlsa RiINH''ffRss SRsS.' SSl'A
I y s tsr a. II S1sa cS%%ss1 s%
o. sa6sl,tsnse may aLro., IT, The Issi e be asliy:
of fsubststenee at that plac., of good aud market
able qualify In equal proportionsof fore and hind
excluded The nssks q ths cattle sIasshtsssa @
breast trimmed down. The shanks q fore quarters
knee Joint. aud Of hind quarters from sig 10 eight
| inches Abovs the gAmbIel or hoek Joint.
Bidders are requested 10 be present TO respond TO
| ful ment Of their contract.
| posals for Fresh Beef, at kiehmond, Va" The
undersigned reserves the right to reject any bids for
good cause.
Goaditions. requirements. payments, 40, 40. +,
BY command ofBvt Mai. Gen o.aby
ie2-a Breyet Major and Chief Cs.
The national Republican., 1869-06-09

rARRIk0EsI CARRIAGES CARRlA0ks! "
RBnUNAL >AA-kQ
Having removed my Repository to ~
corner Ninth aud d streets, opposite OLD slAnl. !
shall be glad to have the public call and examine
nv stock OF nrst. class CAkhtA0ks.
kepairip pg prOmp .ly Httonded TO-: n
Corner Ninth aud str. et-. aud 40 Eighth street
i.4l-N
The national Republican., 1869-06-09

k% ment Of the Bankrupt Law provides that
In all proceedings commenced after the nrst day Of
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO nfy per
eentum q the claims Rr2yed aEainst hi, s.tate,
THIS clause does not, however, shut out from the
benefit o. the law all poor debtor.. for II further
provides that certain petitioners, and all who com
ply With certain conditions can receive their DIS
charges, though they may have no assets Not
vithsta the provision, In view OF its limiA
.i spplIing for tho bsHsat Of the law In all parts
Persons In this District who still wish TO avail
Themselves Of Its benefit, and who have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they arc In
serber will give Information on this subject at all
times without charge. 0kO. MASON.
City Rail, feb6
The national Republican., 1869-06-09
Summary Of advantage. In using SELF Leavsn.

Summary Of advantages In using Self Leavsu.
ing rlour;
l. HBALrHPuLHRss.
Its saving Of the nutricious eoustituenis Of the
-four from consumption In the process Of rAbins
the broad.
Its restoration Of the phosphatss. which are. in
larger or lesser measure, removed viii the bran
In the preparation Of the nnsr qualities Of -four.
Iprovides bread. from the uss Of which. even
By persons Of delicate digestive orsans none Of the
iilspeeuliar 10 fsrmentsd bread follow. II may be
eaten warm with impunity, while with most per-
sons II is necessary that fermented bread should
lose II. freshness or become STALE in order to the
destruction Of some Questionable qualities before
II may be eaten with safsty.
4 SAVING OF TINE.
while ordinary fsrmented bread involves, as a
general thing. preparation over night, care for
several hours before baking. and dependsnos on a
variable supply Of leaven or yeast, the phosphate
bread Is prepared from the nOur for the oven ia a
few minutes.
CERTAINTY OF UNIFORM, BxoELLBsT
RESULT.
while the result with the process VI fsrmsntAtIon
Is Of doubtful Issue, and In hsusehold production
is more frequently Indifferent than COED.
l. KEEPING FRESH.
Itfurnishesa bread which retains It's moisturs
much longer than equally pofou, iermented bread.
and does not mould as readily as fsrmented bread
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g. CONVENIENCE.
II is q method which by providing agents OF
known qualities and strength reduces the measure
Of skill required, and secure. with very small
degree Of care and moderate expenditure Of time
uniformly excellent broad.
As- Tho trade supplied at mann faeturors prices.
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