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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

Tnk ANNUAL NETTING a, OF Z. III TUE !,
,ns me of tue eomp.ny, In Gold iiil. On
FRipAY. the srh day Of i'eesmser, a. y.
is,s Al O'Clock r. n. h which une
B,.r,i Of Tru.ie,s will BE- ele:te fJr Tho follow
IN, .s,,.s, ss jAsrgR nABcocK. Secretary.
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sroCxuoLpERs' MEETINGS.
sIocxuoLpsRs MEETING.

Nrricg GOULD a CURRY $. n. CO. SAN
\ yr.nc,-eo. Decemb-r I. 1878. Tho annual
meeting of the sioehhoiders of the Gould \
Curry silver Mining Company viii bs hsld 81
the q ,mpsny'- once. RoIm 60 Nevada BLOCK.
Mon,rourry street. San Francisco. Ctiitornia'
4, 4 o'rlocs N. Tran.cr book. viil clese on
Ta,,d.y. Dsseubcr ~. ISTS, ct J o'eloek r:N.
ALFRED X. DuRBRuw,
ASA SECRETARY.
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At FORTY.

The sun of life has crossed the line.
Tue sumSer-etins of lengthsned hi
Yaiei sni failed 4 n ~here statd.
Tia equal day and equal night.
One after one. 90 duindiins hours.
routL's glowing bopes hAv. dto,p away.
And soon may bare'y cave the gleain.
That cody sccrv- Winters dy.
sm MT young. I AIN not old
The hi.a oi morn. the run-et calm.
Paiins AMI deepening each ~ sseh.
Nest mai iway with a solemn charm
One I'D. see the summer helis:
Not yst dis. ob<d % al tbeir green:
While westerly, sl.ng the hiils. ....
fiAme tho hrst tinis VI frosty sheen.
All. middi, pelsts where eioads and stoSm.
MaAa bAuls xrosnd of TINS ~ life!
wssrs even matched. the nisht and day.
wagc rouaa NE their ssptsa.b~r strife.
blw ms TO the threatcaing gale.
know. shsn that IL Vverrsst.
An,opg the pesr~fal harvest days.
Al Iaiisn \ iinnlcr come. 81 last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14

A NippLK-AoEp composition at the
Gdsetts Office. Trenton. New Jersey.
named Peter T.. Packer. also served an
apprenticeship at the printing business
at Princeton, and the following IL an
ALTERATION composed by himsslf: Peter
Preston Parker. practical printer.
previously pie-psn painter; poor. proud,
particular person; present publisher
(part proprietor) Princeton I'c"y io>f.
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TO LET.

.t,poI SOUTH ROOM. NicEtr
A furnished. and provided vns mv. : hsa,ns ,rnn
si,s 1rsniIin Houssl, Main street. os'd
Hill.
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TnE look q man gives his wife when
he suddenly Awskes in the morning and
finds her going through his vest pock.
cts. is not a studied expression. but II
Ia excellent in its way.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-14
LEGAL.
oELINevENr TAX LIST.
SorIcx or SUITS coxxExcED.

ru,o THE toLLowfSa NAMED pKrxSD-
known " anEnosn. of tSs pssSss.osy eAin o.
claims andshs fmprovcuests To- rvon. hesein-
alter described. OF improvements. vhrn .epa-
raisly A--e-s~d: You are hereby notined that
ruit hA. been commeac~d Ia the Justice Court
In rown.hip No. ., did Ilill. store! county,
u. ~ se. ot .ald Town hip No. ). 81 IN Town
of Cola f,ali. - pisiniif. ssinst each VI The
tielinanents hsrviuaitef named. and against
each ~ the follos Ia. .-le-cnbed psrec,s or
traet- Of lsnd. with the improvements thereon.
and IN. improvements, when assessed ,spA
r.icly, situate within the Incorporate hmlt. OF
N. Town OF Geld iiil. and al ossers o. claim
anita 20 the same. known or unknown. 10 ~.
s,,,,r the eorpofatiJn tar OF the Town OF 0sld
Mn afIrr-aid, and the delinquency sssessed "
s.id defendants, In United states gold coin.
against the .Aid psoper,y. TOT ne nssAi ye%
is.a, and -ading the nrst Monday of May. a. ID:
1870, aud that q summons has been daily issued
Ia each suit. And you are further notinsd,
that ~ y "a fail to appear and answer the COM.
pa nj flled In said aetion, on OF bsfore J. ~
das al ID icsmb,r, \. ID. fs.5. at the hour "f 70
o'cloek A. n. .f -aid day. Judgment will b, taken
against you aud the po-ss--ory claim or claims.
aud the impFoyrme nts ilercsn. hereinafter Dc
.rribed, In United siatcs gold coin. Too the
.,assst sf -s,fssx. w,ss ,hs ,cu psr esus de-
linquesey. In La. coln, and for al costs -ub.
--,lasnt IN the ass-s.ment of SAID taxes ana
cost. of suit, In Uniiei state. gold coin;
!ND~, ard Ifpr-rty. Tar.
mari of LoI q, Block q. iiAnsc ID, aud
southwest pu; 90 Lot II. Bioek 4. Range
q: vaiuc. sto..... ..............;... u o
Andrews "a l., and portion of LIT 6. Block
4. R,nge q; value. t3l5...............tO OS
Ahern Jerry. and ground east oi Lot IN.
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CAUTION.

vgLLow JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
i PASY. - Assessment sAls M. ~. = The
public srv hereby boiihed that the folioving
.toch ss- sold fot Assessment No. a. ON No
x.,nher n Isis.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-11

The SOUTH The great problem introduced
into our politics by the admission of the colored
people to the enjoyment of equal rights with
the whites is slowly working out it's own solution.
$50 far the influence Of the carpet-bag element,
supported by the FEDERAL power, has been
outside of Arkansas, but there are not
wanting indications which point to a grow
iog discomfort among the colored peo-
pie with the present system. The result of the
carpet gger's success has been course of dis
honest legislation which has Disguised the hon
est Republicans OF the South. Wisdom and for
bearance on the part of the Democrats will in
time break the solid phalanx Of the colored vote
and free the South from the nightmare of carpet
bag government and Federal interference, which
at present brushes out the energy from the
Southern people and impedes all progresa.-N.
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"A young actress" writes to the New York
Tribune queer bit of "advice gratis to players. "
which, she assures them, will lead to highly re-
munerative results. if followed. 'If DESTROYS OF
going on the STAGE she Gays, "frst consult
your looking glass. Think great deal Of the
outside Of your head, and very little OF the inside
u after critical inspection you find yourself pos
sessed of one or more good physical points, the
arst round Of the ladder, success, is reached.
linen seek to acquire . certain grace peculiar to
plastic art, training with particular reference to
what must be your stock in trade. This accom-
Piished, obtain most expensive and extensive
'vardrobe'-the better your clothes the better
Jour chances with managers, who know the pub
ac weakness and naturally pander to 1t.
Make no intellectual effort In the way of his
sorical research that your costumes NAV be in
character. Any such effort win be- entirely
hrown away. Besides, just as like IA mt
character dress will be unbecomipe. II NAV
conceal your cheyal de bataile. This will never
answer" Then she tells them to look about for
m agent, having done which, sail for Eurone
There is nothing which produces such a pro-
hund impression on the American public "A
crossing the Atlantic Remain away as long as
Jon can. take q run overthe Continent, seeing |
Mat every movement is duly reported by your
agent, and then return crowned with foreign
Aurels Having attained this lofty pedestal, |
ION are q favored child Of fortune. Fame and |
money are yours, and as success is the measure |
= greatness, Little Pedlington will call upon
- and leave its best card. Can ambition
[uther co2n
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DIED.,

NJ, Julius Norris aged fifty four years.
CARBERRY-On Tuesday July 6, 1875 at half.
past o'clock A. M, Mrs. Ellen Farrell aged tifty.
seven years, wife Of the late John Carberry.
FOLEY-On Monday evening, the 5th inst, at
twenty minutes to 3, Marg ret daughter of Timothy
Foiey and Ellen Carey, aged nineteen years six
months and fifteen days.
GERNON.Monday morning, July S, 1875. at 1:3O
o'clock Maud Mary Gernon, aged five and half
years.
RICKEY-On Sunday July L. 1875, at Ocean
springs Miss, Edith, infant daughter Of Mr.. K. s.
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n Card.

Charges having been preferred against me as one
OF the Foremen of the Department of Improvem- nts
In the Third Ward by one j. r. S. SELLECK, of
appropriating to my own use lumber and filling be-
longing to the city. An investigation was held and
without any evidence of guilt, was discharged. I
now desire to state publicly that those char
utterly without foundation and were preferred sim
ply through malice and desire to deprive me of my
position and were based simply on bearsay and with
out any personal knowledge whatever by said J. R.
S. Selleck.
jyl1 1t WIN. CONDOR.
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~ New Orleans BULLETIN can be had Of the
asws agent in Mobile ct the depot on the arrival
y II p. N. train.

Jon PRINTING. now possess facilities TO
sable MS to execute every description Of
sommercial, railroad and steamboat printing,
mvyers' briefs, blanks and other legal docu-
nsnts, on the shortest notice, in the best
uayle. and at the most reasonable rates. We
VIII guarantee full satisfaction to those Of our
Hlends who favor us with their orders.
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The Variety Dramatic Club will give their third
anniversary performance at the Academy OF
Music on Tuesday, July 2oth. The play Of
= The Golden Farmer has been selected for the
occasion.
On Wednesday, August 4th, the club will give
. matinee performance for the benefit OF the
Louisiana Relief Association. Tho "Sea Of Ice"
will be performed.
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MARRIED..

LOTZ-CRON-On Saturday, May 15 1875, in
bethle hem Church, by the Rev. H. Kleinhagen John
NJ Lott and Miss Carrie Cron, both of this city
COOK-HUNTER-O On Wednesday evening July
= at the residence of the brides mother by the Rev.
Mr. Cranberry Mr.. Edwin o. Cook and Miss Rosalie
Z. Hunter. No cards.
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Our literary readers will be pleased to learn
shat Eyrich, the bookseller and stationer, No.
$50 Canal street, will have, on Monday, Ten
nyson's new DRAMA "Queen May" bound in
cloth, for 81 so.
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To-day, at the Fair Grounds, the picnic begun
On juno 9th, by Perseverance Fire Company No.
Is and Crescent Fire Company No. "a, will be
continued. rare programme Of sports has
been prepared, and there's lots OF fun in store for
vtaikpra
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GArETYi THEATER.-Manager Flynn has pre-
pared new and entertaining attractions for the
next week IN the persons Of Richardo Frary and
Mrs Nellie Steel, who are character vocalists of
ahigh order. They come highly recommended
by the press and will doubtless prove worthy of
. visit. Other and varied attractions will be
added to the already interesting programme.
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COMMISSIONERS OF CONSOLIDATED DEBT.
City Hail. New Orleans, June g. 1875
Notice to Holders of Citu Bonds.
In conformity with the ordinance of the City Coun-
Gill; notice is hereby given that tenders for Bonds "a
be converted into emium Bonds will be received NJ
the Department of Finance until the FIRST or
SEPTEMBER NEXT.
In order that there be no delay in providing for the
hrst allotment parties should report AT ONCE the
amount they intend to offer.
c. j. LEEDS Mayor,
ED. PILSBURY, Administrator Finance.
J. G. BROWN, Administrator Accounts,
je3 adptf Commissioners Consolidated nah&
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The organs of the truly loyal plunderers and
prostitutes Of the nation, are disposed to Lie
enormously about the souths indispoeition to ed.
AGATE the negroes. They don't know anything
about the South, except the extent of its forag-
ing grounds, but II they did, it is mono Of their
business. Universal education is the desire OF
the Southern people, but as poor, a. tax-ridden,
- excessively robbed as they are, they do not
mean and they can not afford complicated and
sxtravagant school system. For white or black,
Il makes no difference. The grass has not
Segun yet to grow in many of the States
where the lean kline calved and wintered, and so
the Radical plunderers can either wait in patience
dor those educational facilities which they have
made well nigh impossible by their infamies and
sxtortion or they can do without them altogether,
which is better and more satisfactory etill.-&.
Louis Times.
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Mr.. Philip Werlein kind sends us . copy 81
ina new mazouika de salon called Budding
Love" By Chas. Kinkel.
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The Pastime Social Club picnic to-day. at the
Oakland Course. Their gatherings are always
delightful and admirably managed.
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Our late friend, Mr.. Robt. Chapsky, Of stencil
plate and magic battery fame, is eff to-day on q
"Trip to the Lone Star State, whore we have no
doubt he will have good time and do plenty Of
business
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Heavy Reductions

| AVOutuOUAO1lS
Throughout all our departments, and marked a,
| Low PRICES W.
We call special at ention to Inc of ErRU LIN
EMS reduced to 10 and g cts, worth 25 and 35 cts
81 pieces Fcru Embroidered TRAININGS re-
| ducen 10 10 CTS worth 25 ard 80 cts
200 good fitting COR SETS I'll sizes at so cts
200 NJ s,es' PARASOL> a. sorted colf rs at 30 cts
1000 Lad ca Percale PARASOLS assorted coloIs
| 1t 80, 40 and so CT, worth from IS cts to ST.
IUO' Ladies' Perca PARASOLS, as sor,ed tOlors
Iahoy hand es, with chains, at IS and IS g. worth
81 Is and 81 So - 'o-'A
5000 more of hose ce ebrated LACE TIES. lust
opened, at OIL 10 and Is c's. orth % and 50 cts
ioo Linen FANS Q only Is Cts. worth 40 cts
cts. worth 81 so; and
Sc to Be-. ' "0-'- --o
The balance of Ladies' Undergarments RI
duced to half their cost.
Large Lace ROTUNDIs at only 81 so, worth $40,
ETC.. etc, etc.
PRICE LIST OF COTTONS:
Cotton CAMRRIC at only 10 cts.
- White COTTON. goed quality, only 8 cts.
Lonsdale finished COTTON at OILY IOcs
10 SHEETINGS only 25 cts.
CALlCOES at 6 and cts
ckories, Denlms, Stripes, Cottouades Tckings
and oi her staple good, at factory prices,
800 dOz new Lis.e Thread GLOVES 1t only IS ct,
a pair
ALd other attractions this week at
DANZIGER,S,
No 2O3 Cana! Street. and 22s and 23O RoysI street
jy1l 2p1t
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We are under obligations TO our friend George
Ellis, the wel-known bbliopolist and news
dealer OF Old Levee street. opposite the Post
Office. George always manages to receive the
earliest copies Of all the leading American, Eng
hsh, French, German and Spanish publications,
and his stock Of stationery and books is also
quite as complete as may be desired. When not
presiding in propria persona at his news empo.
rum, Georges place is ably filed by his atten-
hive and clever assistants, Messrs. Pierce and
Hughes.
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Sir" said . little clustering man to a reli-
gious opponent, "to what sect do you suppose l
belong "Well, I don't exactly know" re-
piled his opponent ''but to judge from your size,
appearance, and constant buzzing, l should think
you belonged to the class generally called in.
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Jacob OFT.

O A r E N T e r,
80 Magazine Street, Corner Calliope,
u prepared to execute al orders in the Car.
penter and Building line, with promptness, nest.
ness and dispatch. Oisterns made and repaired.
nj n2dp
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| NEW ORLEANS July 10, 1875.
Whereas, Mr.. E. H. Bostick has seen fit to publish
the above card, I respectfully beg to inform nv
trends and the public generally that there was nc
ssty for Mr. Bostick apply ing to the court for
dissolution of our copartnership. am prepared to
prove by documents signed by the said Bostick as
well as by the testimony of many respect bile mer.
chants of this community (whom 1 consulted that
it was 1. who over six months ago wanted disso.
luton of our copartners D.
But, though have on several occasions tried T
have, in every instance failed to get him to come tn
any kind of terms whatever.
In addition would solicit leave to state that in
consequence of the said Bostick having been con-
fined to the Louisiana Retreat on account of fem
porary and apparent insanity and the fact that his
wife had applied to the Second District Court for his
Introduction, upon consulting with my legal adviser
was informed that her petition was fixed for beor
ing on the 14,h day of this month, and that a indie
ment of Introduction would of itself cause dssslu
ton of our firm by operation of law
therefore took no further action although couId
from documents in my possession have publisbad
dissolution since December o. 1874 but for tsa a,
fare of our firm | refraned from doing So
now leave it to my friends and the public TO ;udoa
for themselves. Respectfully,
PHILIP A. COHEN
Member of Firm of Bostick & f,oba,
Jy11 3t Up 'oohen'
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
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On Wednesday evening, July IA, there will be
given, at Exposition Hall, grand olio enter
sainment, under the auspices of Mount Moriah
Lodge No. SO, F. A. snd NJ, and Linwood Lodge
No. 167, F. and A. M. The programme is one Of
the best that has ever been arranged for an enter
tainment in this city. It will comprise instru-
mental and vocal music. readings, recitations
and tableaux; and the entertainment will con-
olude with soiree ddnsante. The management
81 the affair is in able hands, and those who par
scipate rank high among the ablest amateurs in
the city. The tickets are only fifty cents. and
will admit the bearer to one OF the most enjoy
able entertainments ever given here.
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NOTWITHSTANDING applied to the Sixth District
Court for dissolution of the copartnel ship of BOS
TICK g. COHEN, hereby notify and request per.
sons indebted 10 the same not to pay at present
H. BOST1CK
Member of Bostick g. Cohen
New Orleans, July 8, 1875
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Something NeaU.
Card of Thanks.

cara OF THANKS.
At regula- meeting of the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH held Monday Evening, July 5, ISIS, it was
Resolved, That the thanks of the Church be hereby
rendered 10 the following ladies and gentlemen who
SO kindly ASST. in the literary and musical enter
tanment on the evening of June %: Misses e
Beach M Patton T. Rondeau and C. Schwartz, Mrs.
Roach and Messrs. M. and H. Wheless in singing
Mlsses Ph Matthews. L. e. Todd j. Wagner Mrs
no On and MI q. j. Young IN instrumental erform-
ances and Misses NJ Adkins, T. Bowen. E. Cha
so1r M DAILY A. Estes. c. Mullen, Ida Mullen, d.
scholastic exercises.
Thanks we also tender to Messrs D K Whitaker
~ M Lusher and G. Soule who presided over the exer
cises and awarded the premiums To Mr.. phi. Wer
lein for the use of grand fi4no. To Mr. A. A. Mel.
son 1or printing prog ammes and to the Picsyuns
and BULLETIN for liberal discounts
In behalf Of the Church
Jyll IL j. L. THURMAN.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
desire to call the atten ion of the people of New
Orleans to the outrage which is being attempted by
the butchers of the Public Markets in their endeavor
to crush those, who in pursuance of inalienable
right are engaged in the business of keeping Private
Markets 1 hold that the right to labor is
sacred and long as men infringe no
constitutional law, long they refrain from
the commission of acts detrimental to public health
and to the well being Of the community they cannot
be deprived of the right to labor and to enjoy the
fruits thereof Any act of Legislature which at
tempts to deprive any number of citizens of the
right to bread for their families or for them
selves is clearly unconstitutional unless the charac
ter of labor attempted to be restricted shall be clearly
proved to be VIGOROUSLY detrimental to the public
health. (iy11 it, j. MACHADO
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| $4,000 TAINTED.
| GREAT RUSH
DR O. 90 CD
j. TURCOTTE'S,
Canal street ..1JS
White Building, corner Baronne.
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER.
Tho Whole Stock of Dry Goods Below
Cost for Fifteen Days.
Wishing to reduce our heavy Stock before taking
Inventory, will offer. from MONDAY, July 10,
during Is days, EXTRAORDINARY INDUCE
MENTS in
DRY GOODS.
Special attention is called to our Stock of
WHITE GOODS,
Such Nainsook Checked and Striped, Victoria and
Bishop Lawns GA Heary and Light French
ns-oks Bobbinet and Muslin Bars, Noting
ham Laces, ETC., reduced below cost
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Such as Towels, Table Damask, Napkins, French
Table Sets.
White and Printed Irish Liners, below cost prices.
Genuine BIitannas Linens below cost price.
Batiste de valsncienne below cost price.
Batiste de Courtrai below cost price.
HOSIERY.
This department being unusually large. we will |
ffur to our customers extraordinary bargains.
200 pieces handsome Black Ground Grenadines re.
duced from 25 to 1212c.
l5o pieces colored Grenadines reduced from 20 to
1215c.
10 cases assorted Linen Lawns, reduced from 20 to
1919 and 14c
Is cases A Soft Finished Cotton reduced to &c.
10 cases Brown Sea Island Cotton reduced to &c.
Is cases best American Prints reduced to &c.
~ Percales reduced to loo.
10 cases 1o4 Sheeting reduced from IS to 2ic.
Besides many other articles too numerous to mention
but equally as low.
Ladies, Country Merchants and Planters
IRE invited to call and examine our Stock as this
V probably be the only good opportunity this year
o buy SUPERIOR GOODS at Fifty cents on the
Dollar.
j. TURCOTTE,
Jy1l 1t2dp 1853 Canal street.
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What the Cooks K,sOsv about
COLLINS PARAGON YEAST POWDER.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. %, 1875.
We, the undersigned professionals in our incl a
hereby certify that after fair and repeated triala Fl
the Justly celebrated G. H. COLLINS PARAGOH
YEAST POWDER do with great pleasure, reosm-
without hesitation pronounce them - -
any we have ever used.
Very respectfully,
ALFRED FREDRICKS, Edward ZErnrEn
Chief Cooks at Hugh McCloskey's,
ALEX. HAUSSE, Steward City Hotel.
SAM STANLEY, Head Cook Cassidy'a
JOSEPH LA RUE, Head Cook St. Jamea
PHILIP CLARK. River Cook
For sale by all Grocers. Wholesale Depot AZ Ceu.>
SHeot nh0 adp