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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

rwxsrY MILLIONS DOLLARS sAvsD;-Mr. epsatns bss
d W. millions Of Of bis celebrated Prepared Clue and
g. g. that dollars worth a
broken furniture thus making Aggregate Of twenty aons
Soss reclaimed from total loss ty this valuable knyento
Having made his household word ne 10 -
the still greater service by curing al The aching heads Win
b CephAc Pills and they good a. bis Glue, heedseho
viii soon vanish sway like snow In JAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

BRpezr-Nissu, wants yon to send her boz d CsSsss
lust il nsiher but perhaps yen be sther moving what "A
Y see she's nigh dead and With the Sick nesasene o
wants sou,e more of that relsiyed her before
Dyy0oist-Y ou must mean Spaldings Cephaic Pils =,
B,ilcst-Och! sure and you've sed H. heres We
onarher and Civ the Pulls and don't be an DAY aoss'
aither
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MAYORS OYYIcE, NHw.YoRK, Nov. r., IaO


ProcIama tion.-n accordance with custom ana tne proc
nmsou Of Of the state II becomes my auty ~
Aayor people OF this city the oOerVsb
Of ftRsDAY the 2sh inst, day Of Thanksgiving ana
Prayer" III. 4; ,.s ,ol;,icsI
While IN my Judgment the country either IN s Polnoa
oorcia presents no features o
hod be thankful yet called upon Dy every Cohtlus
flor Of se preservation or 20 the aiher oi all
vout .pd ieryen prayer for His Interpolation and Poect9
80 H. eviis threaten institutions and the
material interests Of the people - ,,t-N,.. IA
Tbereore iodgiDg dependence on Augny oou
"a 6nIy sensible Of unWortne Iet IN Gay eet
nt a. observed BY the people o. TINS city ss
20 hnuiaou aud .uppcationuOt onittng ~ JlI prayers
d. IpTssoD Of the hope those who have 10 Violation Of tne
1uDatTiocaly and uuwisey inflicted these IN
me- mon m may 6e the only sufferers by their own wicked
and folly. ,.s.a.l 49, dsv and wear nfore.
f. = Given under my hSA~ ~ ~ ~ Sn6 XOOD Mayor
fEhNANDO "OODi N'NSO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
LOAF BREAD.

The proportion of Leaven and -four sied together as
above omi. the butter and make the paste thick enough to
knesd into loaf and bake Immediately In slow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

xz-OyzR EroIrBxRsY and the mental and anxiety
incident 20 close TO business study tbe
numerous Headache The sordefed stse
mind and body this distressing complaint fatal
blow to energy ambition Sufferer. BY this disorder can
xnvs obtain speedy relief these distressing attacks by
ning one of the Cephahc Pills whenever the symptoms appear
Il oiets the BRAIN and soohes the strained aud as-
n the tension OF the stomach which wsyo
and ssgrsystes the dsodered condition q he ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
SPONGE CAKE.

Two cups Of white sugar beaten with the yOlks of six
whites of h esgs roth theH beat all together add
three cups OF ed -four cup Of water and three teaspoon
M Leayen with tesspoonfuls OF OF lemon,
and baked in a quick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
,ARDLY REALIZED.

Hi I'D N erib 'e.dsshs this h.nssneo.' ~ .fyS:s
, The h.pothecsrys hand says 70 the man C yes sss
n.s ~ an ,ssd.ehsp Does hache ard" says o hsa-
says h. hand apon that % gave me GepnAsS
I'D 'ad esdsche.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CORN CAKE.

One pint each Of Gour and Indian meal and three teaspoon
fs of Leayen well ed together add gill Of moses and
two eggs mix them with milk, and bake in slow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
CLIP CAKE.

Five cups Of -four and three tespoonfuls Of Leaven ed
geher add cup OF butter, two of and two
well beat toseher mix with milk then add cup OF eunapt
and spice to suit the Bake about half hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
BUCKWHEAT CAKES.

Flour and milk sufficient to make quart OF batter add
then three esspOonu Of Leavsn beat TO Oh and cook
ouick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
6ouse furnisbins Goo6s.

EVERYBODY should provide themselves with
Il one Of the PATENT ARTICLES to PREVENT
THIEVES snd BURGLARS from PICKING THEIR DOOR
LOCKS IL can be applied BY child i. edeclua can be
carried In the pocket Price d cens Office Nos 500 aud
Broadway, Room No 6. Agents wanted.
MAGIC TEA AND COFFEE POTS
vi EXCEL ALL OTHERS
Tn. only principle discovered for making tea or
eoaee Sleeps without boiling saving time and trouble. d..
pensDs with water pitcher Can tea from
spout. Depot, No. 10 Beekmans ST., N. Y
NNO the LADlES.-The cheapest and best place
Il TO buy siLVER-PLArED WARE, TABLE CUTLERY
and all binds VI House Furnishing Goods IA Y d. BAsS
rORDs, ut Cooper Institute Asor place ID aud .h'.yx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Fer Cauneifman,
Fer Councilman, -
I IdIIIId Nth Vth VIth With, With and XVhfWrds,
JACOB PECARE.
INDrpFNDFNT Ann PEOPLES NOMINATION.

The Underssned Desgses Of the German VIZ ksP29hnsn
Ward Snes Of the I'D Councmsne nsS he fol-
ksseired That the Republican Convention of the I'D Council
manic District the 10th have by their nominations not
satisfied the just expectations Of their constituents by recon-
mendng candidates for Councmen persons VINO 90 hot ENJOY
the confidence Of the voters In general and are out 'ne sSoe
Amone these nominees we 6nd the of Thos @ Hail.
member Of the Board Of Councilman known by his active sup
IN opposition to the express protest Of the Republican
Club Of the Xth Ward also Of great many American mem
oPoiqR Of the &C. German RSPa'op Of the
National Election by adherng their principles they
added heavy weight to the gratifying success OF the party ana
think themselves entitled at least to two out of the six nom
nees The German Delegates in this Convention recommended
for that purpose two respectable and capable never
hele those just demands dsTegarded and we Ind not
single German on the ticket.
We perceive in this action Of the Convention the base inhu
ence Of an ambitious and corrupt clique striving to use the party
oTgenHeon tool for attaining their special interest ana 70
we have positively concluded to oppose this clique with all
strength to nuy their machnsons and 20 break the
power which they exert under fashed and socaed party
regard the ticket fixed the said Convention not a obi
gatory upon support and recommend therefore in its place
}&SEs Y Olson xth Ward
SE0; SI,!I,E I i STEINBRhNNER' I5Y ERE xIh Ward
HENRY A. SMITH. Xrth Ward
ARNOLD AS,L 4 A BENSON, xvIIth Ward.
are satisfied ali citizens who dePise the acts and
party corruption and with the corruption ofou present City
Council and who at the same gne Justify tne cs ~ " & @ & C;
Council will support the aboyenaDed candidates. and We spe
cay appeal love justice Of honest American fellow
citizens
A. WILLMANN, g. MI NCH, H. TANNHAUSER, Dr.
FROHlICH Ii. BISCHOFF, Xth Ward - -
J. BECK, g. EISEL, "A ERBE, J. GANGLOFF, II. TEP-
PIER, NIth Ward ... --. ...., -. =,
HiNZE, @. JACKER, XIIlth Ward ,,.,,,n
J. KUBIN DR.. JOS. NAEGELl, JOHN V. MAYER j. a
FOERSCH, CHI. GEINTNER, XVIII Ward
kew.York, March a. 1860.
Fifth Councilmunic District-Haying been nominated
1ddate for Councilman in the th District by the People
without regard party, ask suffrage IN he ming cleo
fhiLlf mAblr"
Plated Goods at Retail.
Am oferiug NY hue ssOTment Of PLATED URNS, CAKE
BASKETS, CASTORS COFFEE-POTS, TEA SETS
SPOONS FORKS BUTTER-KNlNES, &c., by retail, at the
ssual wholesale prices. - .. - -
Prepare for Cold Weather.
BARTLETTS HOT-AlR FURNACE and PORTABLE
HEATERS are powerful and economical Estimates made for
warming churcbes houses. stores, &c.
Bartlett 4 LESLEY No 426 Broadway, N Y.
Charter Election.
Tickets Posters Cards Circular ETC. printed promptly and
q reasonable rates by THOMAS HOLMAN Steam Printer,
Railroad Building cOueg Of Centre and White sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
LADIES, CAKE.

Of pound Of -four and four tesspOOnfu
Leayen sted together pound Of and SIX
butter beaten to cream the whtes Of eight eggs well beser
and Juice Of one lemon mix with milk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
Address TO Young Men.

"IMPORTAkCE or MORAL CULTURE ~ lOONO
MN will be tie subject address to be delivered oy the
Rev GEORGE ". SAMSON, ID president o. Eoi91oian M
CoI.os Wssbiugton ID. CT IHlS (TueSdayl ENENlNG at
"A ocol IN the Lecture Room Of the Calvary Baptist ChuIch
(r Gle,tes West 23dst, between 9TH and otha's All are
invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

oRxAr DrscoyYRY-Among the most important Of al he
rest medical Of this oonsdezed the
@ of vaccination for protection om small tbe CcpAAde
pill for relief of Headache and the Of Quinne for the pro-
yenon Of Feve either Of which 10 specific whose ten-
h,s viii be experienced By suffering humanity eps LtsS s
discoyereTs forgotten.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27
~, 1r Imnro Wing the Condition Of the

tn. sevepteenth A "a n ual Report and Directory OF
she AssOciatiOn for Improving the Conuuou VI .no
Poor beg ready will be supplied a. carry as
practiesble their residences, immediately by
scx No. ~ Bible HouSs AsoI lace The following VI
A Association aud members Of the Wafd Committees arc ~
thoYised TO receive Subscriptions,
JAMES BROWN, PTesideBt, No. 50 WaQst
JANIS LENOX, Vice President, No. - 5thav.
HORLTlO ALLEN Vice President No. ~ Clinton p4sce
A. r. HETMoRE, Eoe-PIesiasnt, No 81 Vesey.st
JOHk L. GREEN, Vice President, No. u South-st.
ROBERT b. hINTUah' Treasurer No 10 sou'h-'t
"@U' lame, C. Rsu.sey...... No 81 Cedar-st
H. George W. Able. mo 1n fultontt
nj ~ s. TeTbell. ..........ho. - PAJk place.
~ Hugh Aiknan. .....'...N no. ss f1ne-st
N..A. Il WetmOre 40. o. Nesey ";
Stephen CoBoyeT .......No. llO Ls0naIost' f.
ue,1eu, ird N 2t9 Msdonst
VIII. Joseph b. Collins '.'''' 70 ~ 81 nsst i'n''
TX Daniel French ....'.'. 70 ~ 'lh o..
E A. FraseT........'.''N no SS bIoonie"
a - = {4,ls No Z45 7th st.
~ yaipes To1t .2day., corner East ll6tb-st
Al y. . DStSaI.a.tsr 2g2 East Broadway
Nil LoMI tsS 49, ,....... no. 1873 Muoeyry-st.
AIH ,1t DaIu nsyrny ........ko II Clinton place.
yVI l.. Jackson. ~ N.,LI.-nl.e.
XVII s. &. Lyues s...''''''''',. 70 a. p, Oft
XVII - = " ~ -, East 5Ih, near I'd sv
YX James DemAIest. 10 ao V., 1sth a
xSI WIN. b. Bibbins NJ d.. no @ oo tse, Ies' Io s5a ~
IIIl "A NJ. LyOn......'..' 70 ~ 20 HARIiFY Secretary
rcb,s Celebrated Conicai Mash,nff nf y H"e'
UNKQUALED AND INDIoIhss .
PRICE ONLY rEs DOLLAkS Sc.,.,
Nam, No. 4l9 Broadway, corner oI Na1aSs'
DspV VS.sn,sd In ali parts Of the United slSes~
~t ClbCULAk
.aA,... Ro, Eo 1923 Post. Office, New w'foH my
r. 4 X FRENCH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

~ D,p you ever have the Nci Hesdachei Do yos wn<u
ber the thobbing temples the fsveed brow the s.s sad
d gust the night Of foodi How totally unit you we're cs
Measure conversation study One Of the Cephahs PR1
would have relieved you from al the suffering which ysu Aea
experienced this and other purposes you shoa svsyu
have boz Of them on band 70 occasion requis&
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n The Subscriber viii send an who wish 1t (Ers, the
RECIPE and fun directions for uxng his
OPAL BALM
for the removal Of Blotches Pmpss Feckes dc nom the
face Also PELATREAUS STIMULATING oUNGUENT.
f1om four 20 eight weeks
Apply TO- or address THOMAS =. CHAPMAN, Chemia,
No s3l Broadway, NewYork
DUY YOUR SEWING-MACHINE where you
ID erehdage ~ not suited.
THE NJ Y. SEWINC-mACHINE EMPORIUM
No. 4s6 Broadway will SELL or RENT
Wheeler Wilson Grover Baker, Finkle Lyon and
class Sewing Machines at the recently REDUCED
Wv. WICkES, JE., No 4S6 Broadway, cor. broome-st
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
~ Whereas Stump Extractor removes trees ssumps and
rocks YrPEDITIoUsLY; and whereas Mr. q. d. Harris cha
enges world produce Stump Machine equal to his
cHILLBNGK ~ HEREBY Come Mr. Harris let
he rRIL be- as public as possible Planters Farmers Road
makers and others will like to whose machine do their
work w W. WILLIS, No lSa "@er-st, New York
VJNO CONSUMPTIVES.-T Advertiser having
l. been restored to health in few weeks by very simple
remedy after having suffered several years with Lang
Affection and that dread disease Consumption Is anxious
make known to his fellow. sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire Il, he will send copy Of the prescrpto.
used free Of charge with the directions for preparing using
the same which they will find Cure for CONSUMPTION
ASTHMA BRONCHITIS &c. The only object Of the sdver.
in sending the Prescription TO benefit the afflicted and
spread information which he conceves be invaluable aud
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thing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
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WEBSTER CAKE

WEBSTER CAKE
Five cups -four three esspoonfu of Leaven, three cups
Of .uaar one of butter of milk and eggs; fruit and
spice 70 the taste. Bake about half an hour.
See directions each package for making Graham bread Bos
ton brown bread dumpng Chambersst cake sponge cake
umbes election cake ougar gingerbread hard ginger
bread silver cake doughnuts batter pudding johnny gold
cake Japanese cake apple pudding Highland cake Union cake
and every variety of pastry.
For sale by all the principal and druggists.
GEO II. BATES,
Wholesale Agent
No l89 Pear.st.. NeW-Yor
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HENRY WARD BEECHER
"YOUNG AMERICA"

ON
YOUNG AMERICA"
The above political interesting and characteristic ee'e
delivered last week by the Rev H. w BEECHER was reported
.,rialv for the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL In which II Will
appear In this weeks number Ready Toh0RRo" ("edne'
dayl At all the bookstores
The subjects treated upon as follows;
ANCESTRY OF YOUNG AMERICA
MEN RAISED IN FL0WER-POTS
DIVERSITY OF AMERICAN CHARACTER.
A HOMOGENEOUS NATIONALITY.
L.sTINCT TYPES IN THE FUTURE.
PHYSICAL VIGOR.
DEVELOPMENT LIMITED.
RECREATION.
PRIDE or OCCUPATION
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
TIE INDIAN SUMMER.
RIGHT OF EDUCATION
ENGLAND SPROUTlNG.
PRACTICAL MORALITY.
FREE THOUGHT
THE PEOPLE DOMINANT
WHO IS GOT THE KEYSl
RIGHT TO BE ROMANTIC.
TRAMMELS OF PROPRiETY.
PROGRESSIVE YOUNG MEN.
LIBERTY FOR ALL MEN
PATRIOTISM.
SPECIALLY REPORTED
for aud to be found in full in
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FACT WORTH KSowIss-Spsldings Cephshc Pls are ceS'
tain Sick Headache Nervous Headache Cesstses
aud General Debility
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EDW. CORNING a. Co.
IL Have just removed nom
No. 81 John 81. to their NEW SrOhE,
No. 10 Duane-st.. near broadway.
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CONFECTIONERY, WHOLESALE and RE-

~ TAIL.-LECoMIES. No 2a6 Grecnwish. st. has on hand
Iarfe assortment Of Confectionery for the hohday Just ~
eeiysd invoice OF French Bon bons Paste, Toys sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

sgiyinR-DO Donation visit ne managers OF tle
Home Tor the Frieldless No - East 3t agn invite tne
friends and patrons attend their Annual Donation Nl'
I1auksging Day Nov. 2s - -. .,-.s -
Ne gratefully appreciate the many fsvors Seay re
esved the being nsde 70 Tree tn institution
eed aid from those who remember the precePt reed my
lambs and obligations imposed by the enlarged neIcies
thai nave crowned the closIng year 30, . =, a.
OF the Home Schools VIII De present III lhe
Chanel and engage their usual exercises between the hours G
3and M During the from 70 O'CLOCK hey wiz
uartake Of their Thanksgiving Dinner, III. IL n -
Donations ready funds chLdreD clothing aso oil pro
ysons-prep oberssHl be thankfully received sho
duly acknowledged.
Thanksgiving Donation Yisit.-The Managers Of the
feuds and the pubic DONATION VISIT a. ne ns;,tq
tion, 5ih-ay between 40o ana +'lAs'hi VI
ING DAY, the 18th INST ~. e A., ,.-o,s oo,
tlntions OF their friends during the from to CLOCK
and tbeir exercise consisting OF Singing hecsuons and Les
sops commencing O'Clock, will Is believed De especially
interesting 20 visitors -, ~ - ~. ,,o.. .ra,o.
fy ysceyed Those feel unable TO visit the Institution
ar respectfully invited to send them T. 49,,
MANY MASON, FIRST Directress NO IL Zd'st' 90,
ANNA IL. SHOTN ELL. Secretary, NO. og r. SSthst
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, No ~ w. llth and ~ wal )"
John CAMPBELL No. T. 10th and liO Nassau 81 -.
SSMIT WILLETS No "a Lafayette place and SOS fesrst
Or 10 the Institution 5thsv., between SD ana 47lhs
Old PoIksj Concerts.-Contiuued By EAIhEh kEhf
xni eoupaiy assisted by Ms EMMA NICHOLS ~ bTook
e. TsbernA,le MONDAY, TUESDAY, WADNESDAf and
31tIRSDAY EVENINGS Nov % ~ - ana ~ Ilcke's -
carts Doors sopen At 7 commence at b O'CLOCK
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THE HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL

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Price THREE CENTS. Published BY - ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-27

The above political interesting and characteristic Lecture
delivered last week by the Rev H. w BEECHEk was reported
specially for the HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL In which u VIII
appear In this weeks number Ready To-hokho" \"
darl AZ all the bookstore..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Meeting at Camden.

On last Wednesday evening we
took the opportunity of a leisure
moment and made it convenient to
attend the Democratic meeting at
Camden. The true Democracy
had made arrangements to raise a
hickory pole in the afternoon, but
owing to some difficulty the pole
did not go up. Who the blame is
attached to, we did not learn, some
say it was because the iron bands,
made by D Republican, were burnt
80 that their strength vas INSULT
cient to hold the splice, hence, as a
matter of course the pole had to
fall. The Democracy of Camden
however say that the pole must be
raised at some future day.
The meeting was large and the
best of feeling prevailed. Not a
word was said to mar the feelings
Of any one, until a lot of Black Re-
publicans come on the ground to
raise a muss, and in this they were
sadly defeated, for we learn that
the Douglas men outstriped them
all.
Camden is one of the p~leasantest
little towns in Ohio, her citizens
have the reputation ofbeing peace
able sober and industrious people.
We had the pleasure of an intro
duction to a host of the sturdy
yeomanry of that section of the
county, most all of whom gave US
their names for a copy of the Dem.
ocratic Press.
We did not remain at the speak.
ing at Camden in the evening, but
have been informed that @. L. Val.
landigham made one of his hap
piest efforts.
See full proceedings of the meet
ing in another column.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Court Of Common Pleas.

But little has been done in Court.
The celebrated Railroad cases have
all been continued upon pretexts
that we can't explain, and which
our readers couldn't understand il
we did.
The whole Of last week was con-
sumed in arguing demurrers and in
disposing of motions, afidavits &C.,
in these interminable cases. The
docket having been assigned with
q view to having these cases tried,
their being continued disarranged
the whole term. Judge White adj
%journed Court on Friday and dis
charged the Jury until to-day
Wednesday, when the Crimina.
business will be disposed of.