davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-05-21

Some time ago We mentioned that Nr. Andy
Dawson, Of 0ska1oosa. was constructing wind
wagon, in which he intended to 60 to Pixies
Peak. Since that time the machine has been
finished, and realized the most sauguiue exptc-
tntlons Of the proj-ctor-car1 ying MIN through
in twenty days. Encouraged By this success,
other parties in the same town set about the
construction Of the same kind Of wagons, and on
Monday party Of eight started out Oh the pra1-
Jies to try one which had just been finished.
The wind was blowing gale at the time,
and everything worked 10 charm, The occu.
pants, gliding swiftly oEer the prai,ies, we're
de!ighting themselves with anticipati9us Of q
speedy and comfortable trip to the mines, hen
the velocity Of the vehicle created lively alarm
for their Hafety. The wagon sped onward be-
fore the driving wind, faster and faster yet, un.
til the a1letreea broke and deposited them oil
upon the ground, and in a somewhat damaged
condition from broken heads, brui: ed limbs and
bodies. The speed of the mashine is said to
have been forty miles per hour. We suggest
the use Of fbsakes--Learen.oortA Her1ld.
, 1860-05-21
Go=4]arlu5rE{;:p r. Gt:cts.
5tmt1t9 1ha;l;:Ess.

NEWING aiACillNES.
y gas S36 hTp E-se.
4, cDRNEI.L / COS NEW ASD IMPROVED
Double Lock, Tight. Fast sfsss..
WARRANTED to give good ta:s'act:on +; n atii:s
orrrn il ma,kr. Make tue xalae stitch - the E -
fh1nC4 large, lhcErH Under ir AT1 set ~ " &c
tabIr, have tir uEler tte, r.ne ncee. .cv i'r ts1
e1unop 4pro!s 10 tie Gnaresl lG tH:St wErS, ne
10 tic tnth. RUN VERY EASY mi, hl.*n,r
NOIsELEsS. aaa are nect5 rn:sbci. EvT A4cr':e vi
stitch, Hem, Fell, Tuck, cntl,er and E:ntr7:scr.
They tave taken the HIGHEST EhEMiu1& & :. s;ye:n: y -:
Faire Tie u: Marine q " Et raset e4' ser. - e.
pacts the s1no machines I.s scs ." !; imS 1s n
chasc. 1he s$s eax ~ 'S,e[ H,4
ttYunxt: md IL giving great II ik:c:lon. tE@ ~
fsciusins ta Family Machine tt'1nsd
raaentl /. <err latxr anh cnAyen eit 1"s "e~hs VI
ntutA Quitrc, 4c>: NO. ;un as saa1e g. =. ~ & t,t
finest S~,.z lEsscs. Ee-p:t 'eae sFeeaAS son
tht printed G:recta"ht. ,.t.,-
We are so!e arrEfe here fnF the J:lF tlssA. r. -
MEK AND GUA}E:, Euas'et 10 p lhtckies@fs - t'Ga1
snd al widths nj !el1 will hem or.s tcauas aa r. t@
CAN BE EASlLt ATfttilLD ~ A-'a sh"i"o
MACHINE. Pncete.
LAR';E DlSCUrNT ~ lGES1S ASN ctE':sf'
kFAGu::7S WANTED tr.,5~hcrt. Con: &c lex
ID a, 1Sy Luhe street, sd1i:c,s n. CuRAIl.L l. Et
=. o. Evy ast7 Etickco. iilshn!a. esis
, 1860-05-21

- D-AAA'"s ~ u-Efsp4s
he n'nettrnth d.y Of Nay All. ts: es+c,, ~, -.
v4rrd 10 tne Cd Mark Ssinr Il, e.s
OF Trust Of that tate FOR Tho prem re. -, yntH
sesats tae "a! O. nj OF tea tnou*1-, ,4 &c Vii
Eored md d lned n sald dee t,u t. sni ~ :.
ostn o. tust was a'f ot 1<enr' Ia :hs r. cnr:t -
s;st sna tSr S. sne S"u"y q oos IN ii ,hs
q ot 1seu: On tax. N &c. ss Is stated ne ~tca;:
Or ne eeoroer duly ennrAsd ,he IA % ri. ni ~
as::q: A:s e+ea m:; y wi
theuE. to sdswnrkh = Shsltar he o1r.t. -
nt!sl ffena s. Or to the legal hol:rr< ~ ~
aceord II 'hr s.Fm< # lid OF 1t and ~
ase ~ Ml:s ~ e1eh1nke and the lane III. M v.v aus
fefe"ed and connnnel by errtaiu a.ai o. cn..,r,es
ma u srd executed hy the sal G~-r~ tnh fo.s1her
VIZ VIZ n1o, u r. a: Tuss.r arI Flea II. ra's.:, IL
btass tas he t~entynith d.y of NAV. 4. r. -. III
- hu}v dH TOR record in .ht Rrco-.:es i'trrr .
for th- County Of COOK oreA. On the ,wrn:ve ~ .1
Of 1nne D. 1859. ard seore1!r + N>ck T. ri. TX
dcr:ed ,he b,sk <aa de+d An -hs ~, ~ I'M III
holders II Eahl bits o! e1ehan: haze m,ir arm -
msto 'eti ne premises Ten'ored l., rad ',sa n ;;ut.
ND 80 led 2. conveyance r.Tv.nx ard se-ew!=x IT,
Now therefor. the se! Marx s -er g., h-;e, t.,.
coct that n pursuance Of povrr r. f,,a-
raid detd., will. o. thA fHentyfrsi Of Mar T. H.
lsA At txe!ve q. trek It noor a. itAt f<v >vl y; nj. s
suction \ ihe North 1oor Of te t"rft Hs n. eitv
Ct Gnc.ko he County Q: .:c"x arh -sre" l!:n, Is
~ h:hest b1ss for esh th~ hin~nk +. rhest r-r+r
y aud pet*ts. >tuafe. !SIrx IN h.rk in ih :n ~
Cox and ~fa.a of ~ nol'. kroz ard r.'r.n hi
- being fhe ".At th.y ~ aerr- ~ ,tr nh hf RI l.9
e4st half r the nofh.e+k uzsas >tsn- s:,c., fsi
u In~n thirty tsp> worth. Krxe tA.sfns AZ
Of fhr Thi tsr cr4 MrfAaa tox-tn,r n ,tc r..es
aanenr nsmeuts aEt apruFttnaree+ there se!ut.
iox ~ ~ hsnent :od *aHs'y Of ts...mr eEai.
toEs nAE.d IN sa!t desds Of Conveyance .",S..+
Vx%.
, 1860-05-21

;~H.: (x;;N:A':;;,,:':: ;,OEEII OF
cc:x I'm E1i,E:..:.4 CkNiCtsf-
;saf. Hoods ::alE. s2est0satlree

>t IS ii. Was: .; H.. e:S. f.ata Kcatioi.a ic
>. Ec ~Ecn sr=4.s z.v mi; af t!lr sutt.or merits Ct
m ar r. a:ne a g. sufs II e-rtsce. asr
,.e III. 1se:u.:utrz COR Hae-ss p1z-
:rl7 :fs-: atr:-se: pr,,, ~, N ,cs-
=tr,1:erJ. ). Ta:* = Co:-GeE.!e:ne1: HAVING r.
~. {" ~ Liz. '41c ve VS. aaueeo td.nake np.
VI uns: r ,sn .I wa1a IT, sSseS ts4 II sae
~. "a. s,-t':s:> 81: u.ed T. soon ic3na u va
fiSss fS*;e.s:+ ~ :cier to::;e q xie h>x: 1ss
800 IA c:r.'y to ihe world thy: II: Fly q
r< -, " rssed e:.a!ddI,s1 t. la!er4 oisf t.
49, - e"ytA4a Il Las s:cn tc'ale ~ t~eh.
svs .:.y ,:a w wi II H. :s s.ac s:
" ~ 9s wasfr; 90 yso III II eag ae! ass =
a,.eo;c!y; I've ] ace;,on 10 eoutsaais: Z,
!,cu.; q a:: x,, RI ri ey and .ssiasat hsts
NJ I-;;:. sss.. = g. 5 u.s yos ~ | aat: q
Ut aaS @ ~ ;e 4 ,f.sta 5oa5 S.s +sivs e., =
-! /; r"-- ~ s:$=:iel Of d ,u4 :: KAiMohD:
7T7'''' ! ""sss'a s.::a:or> a: {:n. X ls's.
1;,ns aA1E~ E:f5ii&Tl, 4,.:c9ugs
Ia Ire e. y sI .yx s ~ a.. H. Err ths
yellow 6vv :. :cE Ur;va:: Il 1S4. VA inau. u
@ :s soe s4 "a
= rrf ;t:ts e: e. fiNI5.? f 5"9 g .e
~ a D.:o: o iae os;lsde1 cau1en t. i irSSs
;: s:at':n4s OF sreas 'hSsIef %a Yf en IT,
E.sekrrfLn. Jan. i. 1858.
w. H. nr st ssu@t o 10y e. Ut -. ~ = et te
e, -, u IL rcno'nk :arama,aton andrua and
| & 's Is: s:s x'fs 49, s;fs Is tss 81
: ~ ~ sitsas lie Il a:S fss:sS
r!i: s %o ,ss s;op,;s,s:. ,S.ds:7 = Ssz's +.
IT,. 80: L.: e.". wiz XII ~ 10
, 1860-05-21
q Apaliz:d by Chilten.-Bear in
It5 CMtat1t1J ~ 3IE1F 5''7i7571t7oF707o7Rs
CE,STAnQND'S FAIR DYE

mind thai whc oslc1 hsE dyes afc FE1ofstu ~ na111es
An3 etseaeious by tt<ir pnDpsrtor' aonr.
CE.sTAn0NtyS HAIR DYE
i cens1 hs I,s+ Cu1ITs:s. the jnsuiatt5 Chems to
x rerE 7ac, osoc. MATERIALS a"t the7ei"c as safe
s IL *u.cr;r Dr. I'll Hen .s bsca selected bF the tity
of New ror 20 ara y1e the cn WA7ra, anil be has
pronounced Ct tfo'% Dye n irocuous Is DIAL wacr IN
3te hurst condition. 20 crer5whfc. and applied TT I'LL
hi. erescrs CsIsrlpoho. No. As:os uCuse New 1ofG
, 1860-05-21

EAECUTOR'S SALE.-Ta: exec.
1,. n.era o. tht EstHs Of Ea'"~r VI r~-t. ..a =.
pnYoF 1ot MA9 9a IT, AoS1Ai :; y TIRE Tw>TT i1sf
described IT. md Ind. bcIre pr: cf s4f !:
=, .nh u, ~ 20 = Gny Q. Chie,kosuhlvt al. ca.t 70 fe
ol Moet Or * block ~. oil; a trwi *r. ~.
xaalos q !ot block = School * ctl.n c.,,- .sii
eaxl7o. ~ ~ - D. A-i-sso7
suh-lok4 Of sauae, Fxl0o-
Lot Il b!cck Is. y. =, All 1ttou :nx15a
Lot block - !. $. Al .ftIou ssxs;p
l7:xt90 ~ S@@@%@ A-e4a77s
/ nla Per. Nlno':,-Letl aod 2, h,uekn.
LINDA 10 Hinre'nRU County. EHro!+ -%c.th ta.t -
North "a QuAses Of sse.ln stty !, n. -
90 acts. " '-- ~ -
Landa tn ot1w1 Cnuatr. NJ h!.an-3ee..sn ,.w,.
Ahl IAN Is ~ arres; north Ezlf s+.ten tr w.,
township !. range IS, lH4p acres =
TIkMs-one~hlH cab, bal2Eee nj .vo Yea., vt.a
interest," y. LlSn
Rxfs i E1ccrx, Auetlcnee.., - ::,.o,.
{tnIA lfx~4t 1s%,,
, 1860-05-21

COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,
~ For Hot and Cold Dishes Of Eli kinds. This most d.
Nous and appelslng sauce, Invented By The renowned
London Reform Club s elnee his deeca*e-
manufactured BY the we'll known house Of Crosse Black
well Lonton from the original recipe. 1t Is tie avorlte
aauce In England. and the Continent With high h7d
growing reputation American Epieurcs md Is uch
approved stnulcnt the appetite and to digestion.
OPINIONS OF THE LONDON PRESS.
ave recommend our correspondent to t.y Mons Se7e.a
new Sauce entitled S4tarA sance' It IL 2cc kfter
the Turkish rtcpe IT. Avors excellent 2nd affords COZ
siderable I'D IN eases Of slow and weak dtgestooThe
Lancet.
"savo pquant aad Spicy wo:thy the genius OF se5ef
--l0bserve:.
"a most valuable atjunc: to F1sh. Flesh, ed Fowl snd
ahoula have place. one veyy taa!c-fAtlas.
Sole Agents fos the United Statcs
GARDNER G. .YVELlE, ,ei7 Fulton st., Rev Tcrk.
eud BRAY i HAYES, 81 Cornhill, Boston For sale tY
0foeers and Fruit Dealers eveTEtere, tal:bEaefu
, 1860-05-21

The une1amp!ed s7cce*. which attended tie publication
OF Tho Lanpllgtser and "Ma,el Vaughan vi. bc vel
remembered. The frntr Of these novels his sachtd
aae u1p1aled hy any 1ovc except one, nsaT
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES having betn
sod Tie universal voice in the United States and in Great
Bntkn has Proclaimed the.e the mo.thlant
scherement4 OF the day Ia fiction. ''ElF ured's" wl
indeed extibt fuller development Q! the authe1s re-
sou1ces, \ maturtr thought, AID keener iptisht.
AL Ee,ders who haze enjoyed the airing Incidents snd
define A!osa IT 2he LarutlGhtez" and mabel
yaugh1n,' the sreue It wlAch II laid upon Am.hesn
ground will need steond In. atiou to frow tie auhor
into aud tnscnalug reeen Of r,mante wlch ahe
his selected for The seene Of her present ato.F.
, 1860-05-21
ORINCE

Country.
This nne brand Of CHAMPAGNE, which until the put
year confined exclusively to the best tables Of the
lontneat Of Europe has obtained The mort unbounded
sreeess and popuazityin in this county, 1t sre>omcuded
By Of the tEt Physicians Of the city Of New York
a ether wines. account o. lt4 extreme purity and
decacy End those WHO once TT ra,e1s any Other
brand. Although only one ysaz has elapsed since It's In"
PRODUCTION into this country. the demand is and
constantly Increasing Our aaue kueh TO
the quality Of the Wine being maintained st its pre-
sent high atandA1d. The Prince Imperial i. imported sole
IL by being the sole gents Of Nes:ra. Dx TEoaE
/ Co., IN this country.
E.V. HAUGHTOUT i CO..
nh 4t.Nn Ec4 k4nA n
, 1860-05-21

1T SQF7EE Jtsft.
JOLLY tilsr. :. our a:u.c, ali The Children we'll;
Thought th- WORMS id kall 'ea, thought 70 fos spe
Didn't tLlak 70 afterwards wkca up and tst"d
Dryans Ia!A 81 ye1n3fuge. twas TIE ~onxs that dt1!
sB-Put up so.lea, pzicc ~ Dimes so'dby Jo111 D.
rAEE, IL Like street, m5sxln
, 1860-05-21


for and within Tie StAtes Of eeonsn Iowa and ~ n4
a2a and hsrabY Kve notice that al tealnE In
&oo!s within the shove Stsfes without having trs.
lii e-ss upoa our our HxcITsiV ha nj ttas e 81,
nTt ae als1sea Of my i1tankeuen ahs demand
and immediate REDRESS
We have usads extensive A'7nEemen.s With the :.ts.
celebrated r1nutartur, whereby fully snppy the
Increasing .enand With the tez qEaitt!sa cf the+ Til I
1cots and Shoes from tore u Chicago, eA.h pa Ct
wneh ~ te stsmr.d d OF labelled With our Fame. ,
above stAses but such thus stamped md surpe!
We tl; waa-t In alt tnstarees one ra!s nf chl1ds .op
peftppsd atotsto h,s wear two Ind ot, enne It
four .rs o equal quality without tr., BE- shuwc hy
very many nonia'. Wills The IS but trn
neArtwo hund - pr esnt.
he Hkht {aos e1cusve) fer the sale ofth
patentsd Eood la:0 al efiuEy Of the OF tie
aad ase 10 way subjected TO commission cf
t. eev.n and half ser CERT ptd ty Iii Other deate.s-
We p1t'cai.ry solicit The enIlcn OF deaers in tle4<
eoos within The ct Irpoa Aeh fan md Indi na
TO under this r7en and the quality o.
goods viii BE- uo.usp4a=ed bv auy atrcx Ia the Cr!nn
~h ch we AIN! quality eln>fdeFtd to odef II coupetin9
prices ~ith goods ~tthout Tfrs.
We sh.l give undivided N&e1tton to hs kf1uth At
business In eopnect!ht With our EereF a:ock and
fully solicit ordsrs for our Eood and due srapet for
r6hta.
That de4e,s ay nct b. tled by the Adverisreaa% at
GceFa tn ca,c1ko aud ese~he'e outside the tfze. Q:
- Agents tor lie ale Of
MrTcuELL's PATENT METALLIC TIPPED aoors
Stale that III such aseac!es 10 extend to ar "a .ny
St.tes Ct Wisconsin. Inva Ard N'nnsscla
sn4hAeA IN "An- "stn rp \ WILL
, 1860-05-21

N 0VI1N9 ~ N+X VIk . 1EI!}I I{IN.
- The unte-atRns.3 hAvra r+~1 +utv aepe'ee,, Al.
n'n!sratc1 of th~ .~,tr ct Fl,h4 ". rra1 i c+,.eS
!att OF Co to~ny. ef tar State " EI1n,- IT, nuns
II Cont cf sAd CLrnty. ta~ tr N-ntar n jurA
ns1t II a'<:m of :td q urt stee 10 t< as:A Il. -.
wheh tine = the teust l1onse 10 Ch:car, -, - roo
having any eistrn@ sr.!rt sad ...ae t,r.. rI.
sent the zane for xdju>t NJ n. ~"
SARAH ELlZArE7H rnMy.
r..., .,,... ,. AIf.:n*>'H 'H,s.f.
, 1860-05-21

NJ A>TER'S SALE, ,-S;at. o: ILL.,
49, nos Coot f1nNty, ss-Conk t'au,y fot.t
10 ch1nerEy j. hn II. k!n1'" George &. kats. TSc-
asArmstr nR and james A.cr.t,
Public Notice hesav given. thas ea'n,re. ef La
mandate N afe'eee tnt~r IN tie aho.e tnr c.,l.fcn
te 1yh 4Ay Of March. 4. u l.NA' .L.s: rAyr -srr
r. H. '-rsty. ~ ~ ,es* nd ~ e = =. te
Couf: Hpus< in th~ t'tv of Chst.so r"u y af C.eI
:: tfn 81 IN ne RI >.a d,- N T
ths following described paScr! ia:, H. All
that ee.9aln ise& pAseti O III the " II
Chtraxn. and u.n y called the 'saIa lar 1crs \ nA{
paft q the r. tth frsc:;un nf 1rc NJ {nj a. ,eHr
NIP NJ thirty. nine 33' roFh" rA' .'uT.s. u east
ofths third Rsfneira! eFtah. w.s i.rs ' n he pt.rs
cntsttutet In 1f< haftoT o't lfCu4 ~ III IN.
GUIDED - tis wa,.f Is e kcze. *G.:, 4. i. "a
original plat = map OF taId Ksr1.e* dt4n r. -
p The otee "ftae R-ecnssT Of Ere' Il" '- csr'ts Of
Cook to which AId kln1i map Ia ..t .hy
na3e Or ~ nuchthr'rnt - ma, he .ta
money duo 70 al complainant up, A :ees win EaxA
ID L.G. PAINE FKikK
Matter IL Chaucs r.. Il. tv:n:@.
Chleaeo May / tssc. -n.r ~ Il :
, 1860-05-21
sAst <r%s
. f'QNGi.ESS.
. =
:: G. r. :.
!: WATER. ::

.1r r,cn,tru nd :ae pur-tassr should prosecute tie
sel!e1 IA: sUnt.n7.
r,ror.tn vi ,eceve p,onrt attention II addressed To
q At cvperess Spring. sasAogs ev ao'E- or ~ 'e'
He,,irn 1I.nut Of coucres4 Ta'+z 'r Few York city.
CLAIRE WHITE,
rroprctors Congress- s2flngs.
, 1860-05-21
Among the many preparations

C% Among the many preparations
beirc tac ul: Grain frr The Fever hut Ague
n7ae zec;lvtd with sucb cs2ec favor - Dr. J.
HcSTETrEK5 CtLEBRALKD STOMACH BIT
TEss. Ts ro1c IL. c.rcu1Ae" end L. many VT.
tu-- promulgated th oughn lie Ssatc and svtry dAy tie
prope VI gre ted With tie iatclEe IT a. s7me dread
fu Gao q.saed tie nf their Celebrated ue-
In nr 31.l al CITES there but few fafits who ne
sset h. Et:ta In Furnishing teIs medicine Is
toni It both mil nd ac to the tate. and a:!u
1at:rs tt IT. &C, upon tie fyer Fur certain cure for
the Fever AYE Aeue. Fatutncy D5fpeI H. aad al othcr
morbid di e7e., II is surc and uot tqu Hid.
For s" ~ drug lists and d1efs generally cTeywe7c-
1ur16 ttwSw
, 1860-05-21

MASTERS SALE State a: 7 t.
~ ros County Of Ccos. s.s.-eu;er G. rn.4 Q: th,
e'Eo-- ,u,an uhldiev. Ft'e1te H.h e. In + M..
honey md caatle+I HILL -fes ii nfr M.c.4 81 liz
roi ;ss 1ote. r. s:rS, ;,v:' ,na: !, ,*a r.
3srsnh d. Of A:r, A. lsso. Fr* -cn:t .::t., IL
M - "a - te,t T % tas ,.se; II ~ 1ar 0:
s, .. - ~ :e st pubic r. b.h~st Itter III
sae north c,r' Of tie Court II te "a s.! .'rnf
hs sGt; sa,ss ~ !sF.*nx A!.es. ent.: t'he si,a
h.,A u o"x and u .te Of tntA wiz -.r #. a'tns
ts3l MI t:3htx MY U ~ ~, ~ ~ avs
1n.t = ru.+ 51 dvt-:oa nttk ~ ", ~ il
ToTn,hIn ~ ~, t:vis cast .set ny tee tc,I
Ta,ni to, north II Esase nr tsn ~; rat ii
N-~e-.St ~. III ttAo IkA -tIfri,
Chic zo An,;, ~ o.-u2fft2r Etu:< :Fr 'cs-~.
a1t:.s:3 ii
aa8 aensA $40 Is postponed unt r.. ,.r,.,,h -,
1@'' t9@o' u u taae kour md plue. e' @3| ~
u,a.rtr r...., IRA corr.
Chcoea. Nay III, lsto. w eonst PIT
Ios above salt Is onstpa' Cd until Sa.ur+,- -. ...
ETH DAY Of My, tsto. AZ The s.a Sou nj Il
Master In t'ta,ee.v Of sape:lo: tSus. M T. =,
--e~'"s N.~' . 's~V. Ea' t.f j,sth
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
4lostom embellishments.
GON TED LEAVEN
~ FOR MAKING
BREAD, TEA CA * s,
All kinds of Pastry, &c, &c,
EDW. CHA BERLIN az CO.,
Proprietors of Shawmut Chemical Works
No. 33 India Street, Boston,

Concentrated is the result of careful chemical
research All its ingredients prepared in the highest
state purity and compounded with view to produce
bread of better quality and in much less time, than
by any other process and the manufacturers submit it
with entire confidence to the judgment of discriminating
housekeepers, bakers, &c, &c.
Bread of all kinds, made by using CONCENTRATED
LEAvEN, is lighter, dgestibe and nutritious, has
agreeable natural taste is less liable to will
tain its moisture longer than by other process,
the whole preparation for the need not exceed ten
minutes.
1t is valuable because petishahle and may be
dered available in places and at times when yeast is not
within reach, as at In all climates and under all
circumstances, it may adopted thus 0bviatiug all diff
Guilty Of procuring yeast other feTmeut which is FREE
quenty of an inferior quality rendering the bread more
or less unwhocsome.
1t is also valuable regards economy, ii has been
ascerained that saving is effected In the flour of not
less than IL cent. In the process much Of
the saccharne Of the -four is lost by being converted in
to carbonic acid rt and the waste is incurred
solely for the purpose of generating to the
avoided, and the gas obtained in equally ef
ncacious Fermentation, has been stated destroys
part of the -four meal and in consequence, barrel
OF -four weighing 1856 lbs, which by the common method
ordinarily makes about $50 TBS bread gives by this
29O lbs thus eectng the very important saving
Of IL per cent. i'll the quantity of -four By conformity
to the directions each package any person of ordinary
attention conduct the process, and the result will
invariably be highly satisfactory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

on concluding, asked, May l keep it Here
IS stauza which like especially. j." Excuse me
for not quoting it, Oh, you must persevere !
Let your art be all in all to you. You have
your life still before you, and who knows what
you may make of it 2"
lrose to leave, fearful that might be detain
ing him from some important labor. He again
shook hands, and said, playfully, "Now we
know one another, you must come to see me
whenever we happen to be in the same town.
When you visit Leipzig, or Berlin, or Colo.
gne, if you find am there. come at 'once to
my house, and we can have farther talk and
become better acquainted.
was never able to take advantage of this
kind invitation. His cordial "auf 1ciedershen p
were the last words l heard from him, and the
spiritual beauty of his face is now, in memory
indeed, the beauty of an immortal spirit Two
years and half afterwards lin November,
1857. )he died, having not yet attained his
thirty ninth year.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

We append few recipes but it may used with great
advanage in all other kinds of cakes fruit pud.
dings and other pastry
BREAKFAST AND TEA RoLLs.-Two or three tea
spoontuls OF Leaven (accordng TO the quality OF the
two three times through seive rub piece OF but
ter Of half the size of egg and make the paste with
enough to permit rolling out Much kneedng should be-
avoided. Cut into desired form and place Immediately
in hot oven and bake quickly.
LOAF BREAD.-The same proportions of Leaven and
flour stted together ahove omit the butter and make
the paste stth enough to knead into loaf and bake i'm
mediately in slow oven.
GRAHAM BREAD Three teaspoonfulls of Leaven to
one quart Of wheat meal sfed together; add gill Of
mOasseS two eggs; make the paste thin with milk
ana bake IN slow oven.
pint of flour and one pint OF meal all well sifed
Eeter aud two eggs and about gill OF molasses; make
The paste thin with milk, and bake slowly.
BUCKwHEAT CAKEs-Flour and milk sufficient to
make one quart of bater add egg then three
spoonluls OF Leaveni beat to froth, and cook quick
DUMPLINGs--Sift together one quart of -four and
as large as an mix with cold milk water, and boil
ten minutes.
CHAMBER STREET CAKE-Sft together two large
cups of flour and two teaspoonius of Leaven put In
half cup of butter and cup and half Of sugar;
with cold water milk to stiff batter add spice to suit
the taste, and bake Immediately
CINCINNATI SPONGE CAKE-Two ems of white
sugar, beaten with the yolks OF six eggs-he whites Of
six eggs beaten to roh then beat all together; add
spoonfus of Leaven; flavor with teaspoontuls of
lemon, and bake in a quick oven.
JGMBLES.-Sin together one quart of -four and three
teaSpoonfus of Leaven; rub in teaspoonfu of
ter; add cup and half OF white sugar and spice to
sit the taste; mix stiff enough to roll out and bake
quick.
ELECTION CAKE-One quart of flour and three tea
spoonuls of Leaveu stcd together add cup butter
pound of curants two cups of white sugar and one
teaSpoOnfu OF cnnamon; mix with cold milk a stiff
batter, and bake in slow oven
CORN CAKE.-One pint each of flour and Indian
meal. and three teaspoonuls of Leaven, well sed to-
gether add gill of moiasses and eggs; mix thin
with milk, and bake in slow oven.
CUP CAKE.-Five cups of -four and three teaspoon
fus of Leaven sfed together; add cup of butter
two of sugar. and two eggs all beat together mix with
milk then add cup Of currans and spice to suit the
taste. Bake about half an hour.
LADIES' CAKE.-Three-quarter of pound of flour
and four teaspOOntuls of Loaven sted together one
pound of sugar and six of butter beaten to
cream the whites of eight eggs well beaten and the
juice of ono lemon; mix with milk.
WEBSTER CAKE.-Five cups of -four, three teaspoon
us of Leaven, three cups of sugar. of butter one
ofmk and two fruit and spice the taste Bake
about halt an hour.
For sale by Grocers generally. deod3m o4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12

POISONED RINGs.-In Paris, recently, a
man who had two days previously purchased
some objects Of art at a shop in the Rue st.
Honoro, was engaged in examining an ancient
ring, when he gave himself slight scratch in
the hand with sharp part of it. He contin-
ued talking with the dealer tor short time
when he suddenly felt an indescribabIe sensa-
ton over his whole body, which appeared to
paralyze all his faculties, and he soon became
so seriously ill that it was considered necessa.
ry to send for a medical man. The doctor
Immediately discovered every symptom of
poison by some mineral substance He ap.
piled strong antidotes, and in a short time the
gentleman was in a measure recovered. The
ring in question having been examined by the
medical man, who had long resided in Venice,
was found to be what was formerly called
death ring" in use in Italy when acts of pos-
oning were frequent about the middle of the
seventeenth century. Attached to it inside
were two claws of lion, made of the sharp
est steel, and having clets in them filled with
violent poison. In crowded assembly, or
in hail, the wearer of this fatal ring wishing
to exercise revenge on any person, would take
their ham, anG when pressing it the sharp
claw woul! be sure to infiict slight scratch
on the skin This was enough, for on the fol
lowing morning the victim would be sure to be
found dead. Notwithstanding the many years
since which the poison on the ring had been
placed there, it retained its strength sufficient
II to cause great Inconvenience to the gentle
man, as stated.-GdHgndni.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-12
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