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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

The Washington Constitution says
"Whatever else may be affirmed or denied
of the late National Democratic Convention,
at Charleston, it must certainly be acknow-
lodged that the partizans of the squatter SOW
ereignty candidate, tailed so fatally, that it
must seem to be natural resource in them
selves to make trial of some other man who
will be acceptable to the Democratic States.
By the common and obvious means of infor-
nation, any man may satisfy himself that
Mr.. Douglas cannot possibly overcome the
opposition which is made to him by the DE.
mocracy of those States whose electoral
votes in November will certainly be cast for
a Democrat. Contention with such fact al
this, can only end in his political ruin"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

The Washington States and Union is pay
ing ats respects, in very plain language. to
the seceders from the Charleston Convention,
and especially to Senator Bayard, of Del.
1t says 1--WE hope to see the day when
office-holders of every description shall be
excluded from sitting in National Conven-
ton of the people, as the mischiet-makers in
such Conventions are generally composed Of
this class of men. The best plank which
could be introduced into the Democratic
PLATFORM would be their exclusion from par
ticipating in such body, and their condem-
nation Of interference by them in any form
with its proceedings"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07
ALEXANDRIA,:

MONDAY MORNING, MAY I, 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

In reference to the late proceedings at
Charleston, letters from Washington say
that "the friends of MIR. Guthrie complain
Of the refusal Of the seceders to come IN and
support Guthrie, when they had run him up
to &c votes. The seceders complain OF the
New York delegation, though that delegation
was probably willing to go for Guthrie or
Hunter, whenever the South would unite
upon either Of them. There are sixty-slx
northwestern delegates who will stand for
Douglas in the adjourned Convention. That
number of votes would be sufficient to pre-
vent the nomination Of any other candidate
under the two-thirds rule, unless the vacan-
cies be filled. The question is, what will
the New York delegation do at the adjourn
ed Convention Some say they will vote as
before. That remains to be seem"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07

PoLITICAL ANTEcEDENTs.-The lIagers-
town, Md, Torchlight, in speaking of the
recent pretended Republican State Conven-
ton in Baltimore says:
Charles Lee Armour was appointed a
delegate to the Chicago Convention from this
Congressional District. Mr.. Armour has
heretofore been prominent Democrat, and
it is a little remarkable that nearly all the
leading Republicans, from Wilmot, the wet
nurse of Freesoilism, to the Blairs of our
own State, were disciples of that orthodox
faith" 1851 ..- 1893
We have understood that Judge Marshall,
of Baltimore, another Delegate to the Chica-
90 Convention, is, and has been considered
Democrat heretofore. Does not Judge NJ.
now hold an Office to which he was elected
as Democrat? Fred. Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-07
The New York Herald, lately staunch

The New York Herald, lately staunch
advocate of the success Of the Democratic
party, suggests that it would have been bet
ter for the Charleston Convention to have
adjourned to meet simultaneously with the
Constitutional Union party Convention, and
"adopt conservative platform, and present
candidates." 1t says very truly,
that ''the whole country-North, South, East,
and VESTS revolving at this continued agl-
tation of the niger question, and the reyo-
lutionary and destructive tendencies OF the
Black Republican leaders" and that the
Democratic politicians have no great issue
upon which to go before the people; but the
people have one on which they will meet the
fanatic idea of the day, and put it down
But they want an organization through
which the popular sentiment can be ex-
pressed"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
ENoR THE CHARLHSTOk CONVENTION;
THREE sTEAMERS A WExk:

ous Of attending he approaching Convention TO BE- hold 81
ChAres.on South Ca,onna, Monday, the sd inst has
been Do deA despatch thea the week previous
commencing with The Oolumbis Monday April TO- %
followed By the Nashville Wednesday. the l6th and the
Nhrton, Friday, Oh
Pnssenssrs 6y he Columbia Nashville WIN arrive
~ ho wednesday night and tbs latter Friday night
prefer few days In Csa,lsston
THE Marion leaving here Friday will on Sunday
nAs landing her In ample time for opening
eesakon Monday forenoon =.
The ab,ve leave per No, North river, four
Rsss Of Da.ssse ~ tbs line are a. follows with ,hrouv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ar A SPECIAL MEETING HHO IN THE YEARLY
Is noom ey ne rs@ssn OF Baspsam's Gymnasium No.
voc 1csiowns resoreons ware offered By the Commise and
WhvreAs havhe plssssd Almighty God in hs IuauAs
wisdom Y remove o ust our worthy assocats and
member George Putnam Lew be therefore
Resolved, That In hs doah We mourn De losa Of brohsr
member endesrod 70 ~ al or hs buerous virtues hS quiet
unasssmpg manners veil his devotion 70 TIE insreS
Resolved That We truly mpAthize with aicsed family
OF the institution Of which hehAs been eaber snos u oooa.
Ing.
IN The severe thus sustained BY ths and with
expreop Of The deepest regret oer them
lence IN their dsrees and Aou leaving them 10 trust
Him who dceth sa things well for that support which
needed In this their hour of ruuble
HesSsa s, xs attend as funeral Saturday the l,h
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions he sent 10 tho
family OF The deceased puhhei the new York Herald
Brooklyn Daily EAge and Brooklyn CITY News.
Signed AVON g BUkNH M
RDWAkD ". CONvkRsB, ..
BEkJs Mn SUGH {Oomm NM.
henry CRAWFORD,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

I'll OCUrION AND DRAMATIC INgrRuOrIoW-J n
~ Brown Will rece.,e few pups for prsvats laxueon
immediate application II hs room, Is Clinton Han ~
pisce. NsnAgsrs Of entarsaismens H., mar oa9Sso ~
bgvvHb 0ervees ~ d,aDAae reA4eRs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

VAST OFF CIOrHINa.-A LARGE QyAsrrrY
" wAnted Tie hsbest price given sns cash paid
ley. 0epuemeu having large small lose
@, tain fun vaue by ealing seadiag 70 IA xE3
A0kVN4Y, tl PsAu skees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

A MASS MEETING or ALL WHO sYMPArHlzR wfra
"A the Ly strikers Will be held this saurday) evening
MUSICAL HAi Brooklyn. Aopzo DrAoer. of Lynn editor II
the New England Mechsnc eminent speakers OF Brook
Ign will address the meeting. Ladies are invited
CARPENTERS ESTIMATES wANrTD-ON THE WORK
~ and materials of country weliug house, sused at
stamford Conn The plans and specifications
applying at hs Office Of the axchlect Af HI DSON HOLLY
1876 BrosdsAy 45
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

HAVING BxEN ABSENT rRox rae CITY THE PAST
IL winter. YVES surprised ret1rl q day or two
since 10 o5eerve 10 Ole o. last be the Of
my friend Constant bsa the I8,5 VI Msrch,
WE Kentucky The be rs inoll have hAd OF his
dea csnpet read this With It csssttng
line 10 he OF him Sbom long knovn
and loved for Doh scboo,sses and college
Ions an In afer life frndsh continued anaba.ed Mr..
Copstht the only cbd OF Color ell oeph United
Satea Army ell Known sud by old
manhood leaving bis orphsnea fhs thus de-
prvtd OF u nanrs guarda lha mother dei when he
an iDfsnt ho vas brought with grand
iktoer TIE Kew shas CoLsaIt deoied and pious mIne'
college and stud3 ing law Constant who heir 70
arko fortune FAveod time aud his return
nome led ard settled on Tho utson O. Though
Youps be was soon ada Judge With the houorsoe
OF the duties o. the bench with u.h honor 4, hn
self In s he rres aed the Office Jatgs and passed any
yo.s Europe With admired irving Sho his friend And
Seisbnr Mr. Constant was especial fsvore and number
60 ~ s friepds The hghest ames OF try aopks
arc Amsbe and orsssns manners Intelligent yet mos.
noder aud retiring We have oay add that tho-
rooehly manly and CHI san senemNn 1esce be 70 thes
my Iriend rrsys one who " III long lament ,hee
THE CIGAR MAKERS OF NEW YORK WILL xEEr
this Saturday evening at HRrmope Garden Nos 1855 TO
If Essex street express npathy for tho Lynn skers
Ipnyson Coips OF LYNN. and Moses Bwectssr Eco,
New York. and others, will address the meeting.
no CARPENTERS AND BUHDERS PROPOSALS
viii be received for Ihe cOnstruotion Of Car Pas
Depot and Oces 1t Huus6rt Point opposite Thirty
fourhs New York until Wednesday sPra rs 1850 Plans
Office Of the Long Island ksosd COMPANY, South Ferry
Brooklyn and every Information will be daily from
10 twelve O'Clock. JAMES j. sRIPMAN, Engiuoer.
BROOKLYN, April L. lS60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
RAILROADS.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION At CHARLESTON. q. G.

IAENOCkATIC GONV&NTlON Al OHAkkkSfON, q. @,
~ NEW J1RnkY RAILROAD.
TO accommodate attending The Democratic CONVEX
Hon 70 be held Charleston c., the Sd of April
iinkets VIII be sold at the railroad oces foot Of or
lardt street. New York, and Market street. Ne wArk and
the Offices Of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company ~ The
Jersey CITY fsrry and ~ 6Ecsdway, New York, for
Good to 90 New York Cherlesou and rsturu any
between the losh Of Apra and the sh Of Nay with
privilege OF stopping moro days q Ne station named
on NE askes. J. ". WOODaUFf,
Assistant superintendent 6c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
BALLOON ASCENSION H
PALACE GARDENN


PROFESSOR WISE would respectfully inform his Afe~A
ar he public thai he wiz mako ascenson In Balboa
0ANYMEDE Thurs1ay. APrn i9, ii o'clock r. Il, ~
the
As Tanssantc voysso Hs win also deliver Lecture e
the suhjec q BailooninG Palace Garden Musio Han
7ussday evening April II, y ~ o'clock Admsson IS ss.ts
Parties purchasing tickets for the lecture will be ensd
eSmNslcn tho As0epG0a without charge Prol Wcgn
hopes ~ 10 the friends Of progress w enaho
him 10 aenAs0strnee this nrea worlds problem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14


o. DKNY or MUeIO-PAfTI MATINEp
"A Thu Qaturdayl at oock-DOk PAeQUALA
betng Definitely eenled thai mino FHtu departs ~
London tee middle q May, he Dwsstoss bsg
"a me III make her duA sppeIsnee g q about ApAA
the COMPANY vii depart Bosom and PhsdephA ~ -
purpose Of giving here No closing performances u ssssse
miss PATTI vl prior y her departure successfully ss
In Lucia al LAmermoer sonnsmbulA PurtAni MastsS D.
osayAnn. Linda al ChAmouDis and "a
GRAkD FESTIVAL CONCERT,
q whcn oae ~atice win BE- given
'a'' 'sA'e skASS Drh p. = !, :clSSS;
whea Doui1s'a's hsh 1,u Sopp,. .s cRsr.sf
win b PERFORMED for the Last time, with IL ssar sNA
1ne az .NcnA
Zig Embellishments. .Arsd1a
Sig sUStn In his great role Of Don
speriormed BY MIN IN tho Royal Open House Of Lsa69
Mss fAiTi viii sing Il the end Of NE opsss
vkkzAhO'S CELEBRATES BRAvU1A WALTZ
No secured seats. Doors open Il IL c;cicck
gsSss csSwd being expeotec ladies Paracui.sil ~
all The regular ticket ofoes principal uso csorcs and 49,
and In BrooAlyn NJ Prol's and
kOEpAY Only night OF LUCIA DI LAMNERxOOR.
nH 49,. .Lua18
&c BR93HoL........as kdgsrde
LUCIA ID LAEgRMOOR can on no account, be rcpcsssd
prior 70 MSs PATHS departure for Europe.
The sales Of seaa this morning at tho AoAdsvy
Breusns Sbelps. IL Wall street. Se&ts mag had II ~
NOTICE TO TIKI PUBLIC
Tie directors respectfully that prior 70 Ia Dc
parturc OF the for Boston and Philadelphia fuiA
sEv skAI d bEBafs Of Tils HIGHEST rNrERzsr
Will take place, Of which full particulars viii be stvsa nAE
wek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

N1HR ORIGINAL GENERAL TON THUMB
HOPE CHAPkL. 7l8 BROADWAY.
Two entertainments each day-from 8 70 ~ md X -
O'clock. Doors open half an hour In aAvanes
On saturday there viii be extya talnmsut
ing a O'Clock ioe the accommodated e( Aohoo ard ~
lies reuidfng ri diatAnco.
eeuor OLivBftX The great vfo'fnist Mr.. wx. ronLH,
Baritone, and SCHREIHER Ptanis. ACCOMPANY u ~
General ri each perfos nance
ADMISSION.
Day enterainHpenf. o Evening 0utoalnouk
Children under 70 1so Children under 10 yeass.
Jes - - ~
La Fargo 70 he hall Of eatortainmenk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

A GREAT OH FOB LADIES AND axNrrExM
"A 10 their oaA Of Cluhag into csshFrom So " $N
PAD fog sk Dree.ee fros ~ % S1 for Ncass RON
ure aad Carpss ne Mshe price PAD for Please cs ..
Twenty seventA Ind Twenty eighth Hreos Ladies' stscndsi
70 BY hrn hctz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

L,REDgkICK AND JBRoNE LUBIN, TWIN WIZ .RpS
to the Court OF ST Petersburg Sardinia havins ar.
rived ave DAYS ago 70 he packet cippsr honsevdeo
etNes and srAdss hs'frR ~h tbem four magnificent and
cGsly sets Of apparatus iusdc order
Len aod Paris wish 70 disp OF for - 90
and the o.her for ScOo rsres wishing negotiate win ad
nAIoess s>atiou p,N,Y,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

MRM0Hr FOR fKNNKssKB. NORTH CAROLINA
PsrtsnogtA Nsrsok, City Point and Richmond received
sSaxv 6ay q pteg Is NsstA river.
n saSassh1 yANksrOWN. Capt Skinner leaves svery
Sss.ssASts I0ANOKS Oaps Couch, every Thursday.
sss11H1p YORKTOWN, Capt Parrish, every Saturday,,
T.sS1 q Pnermeuth Norfolk oeus per So,t Ia Cv
ps5.s oerls Al to Richmond, couts
Pssse n NERO tkatsrsom md meas includeO Ss v
rsassx q s'p nT6iaAE HnNEKrN, lis Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

A BEfrKR CHANCE srrLL FOR LADIES AND gen.
a emen 70 convert their cast OIL Siohpg io cash F-oa
eess from 81 70 IS tor psnts snd from 81 81 for vests.
re. ;.sry 20 The advertiser guarantees t, pay The
hbsye prices BY post pancasly attended - oy e.
lsl SCENTS avraue between Etneteensh and yenasth
sireets ladies' attended 10 b. MIS-. e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

Nlw YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN FARE 81 TO ALBANY.
On and after Monday, March a6 1850 rains wi leave
Twenty sixth street station, New York a. tolowy:--
For WHramsbridRe. 8 50 A. n. and &3P.A
For White Plains, II A. N, 80 and IS p. M.
Eor Wnas Plsins GIG ~ from White stree. depot
For Albany, IA n, Nall $50 Il, Express trsn.
Ooonecs WIN the Nav Yosk Central Railro0
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Mnnamsbridge, % ard . 80 A. N, and 40 P. n.
M White r p,, nna 70 A. n, Il u and $50 NJ
Albany II 4: u. Nail: Is P. NJ, Express Train.
The 30 A. M mail srd p erprcss trsn sonnec "A
ChAnam -FOUR corners for All stations esern Rvirosd
JOHN B0RcHtlL Assistant superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
BILLIARDS.

RnLrA RDs 10 1T TO RRsPoNsIBfR psRsoS
ID three Billiard Tables. with all the rrturra com,,s,s
quIre OF @ 70. ". WAL0ROvE. 81 Nassau street " AA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

DOwERY THEATAE
ID j. H. Allep. Solo essee and proprieor.
sATuRDAY EVENING. APRIL i. 1880.
LAST Nl0BT OF THE MILE. LOUISE WELLS TROUPE.
To commence with the equestrian drama Of
NICK WAIFFLEs
After which, the Irish comedy of The
BREAK OF DAY BOY6
10 conclude with the romantic drains Of
JACK SHEPPARD on HORSEBACK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

WALLACKS-MR. DYorr TAKES LEAVE no AN
w ns.ncs biz tensat for inert Monday 10Th Apn rse
The schop for Scandal which he has selected In consequences
Of ne very brilliant caaa presen Afforded The array q tai
Ne Lsndos sase The combined efforts Of the 10 loving
tnent Artists WIN hoped render tho entertainments
iIisriy pleasing; Hoey Ars vsrnor Ma 9sanor Mrs
Walaok, Broushsm wAlco< Dyot, slsan Young. Floyd.
Moore, TO- Dox be0k now open. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

THE BALL SEASON.
LvIRBr ANNUAL MONTE CRIsTo
CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS HOP
will take place at the Mozart RcomA
On MONDAY 1vENpNa ApsN a. 1860
ofes be bad At tho principal the Mercss
H1uAe, or If K W. VILLA MS, 40A BroOns street
No clown negro characters admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

HAEYIC ROYAL Ma Il 3tEAM aAVI0kfION OON-
a gays New York and galway Line Tho ned departure
on York win be the speodid and powerful steanaAhp
PRIrC1 ALBERT Capt Nicholas Pro which wl SAL
fha,sdA Asr r. ousnns u a Johns a. f., 70 rcoivs tie
Fn,Us or PAssAGl-F& eisss S9o and SO; third $50
udinx hckss Of the principal otes the nam
FAwAy Of 9reas Britain and Ireland fhrd cl~ss au
Eoyds p.e k1 fst = And bsdaDs g.. p.s:snse %
1ssurad bring out from Ga for $50 So from
CcrF Ssb from Dabln $3s from Belfast. s from Lordsc
1erTy 81 from Wsterford ST. from LIN sck s5 frog,
Londss 10 from Liverpool $40; AID from ansEow, So
AK aorL.ANU h 90
Ageots Tor the line No 81 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

or ANN srRHKr-s0 ANN srREEr-oe ANN STREET
JO IEoKHa would give notice % his friends AND Gus.
burr ed tho 9th Of Deceuber last A building
hAvg been erected pesaAry for his business With every
possibe Improvement he fsters himself be can now
turn oui hs best made Billiard Tables IN AncgoA 0yS Nm
eAA nd leave yu1r egdor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

UVOE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvEEL
THE UNIrEL STArE0 MAI,
STEAMER AHA0O,
D. IINAS, Cen nArder,
WM eAve fce Havre touching 81 Soasmpoa - land "a
aNs and pAssengsrl s,urSsy, April g. n IL oooak,
(fuu vier No 81 Forth river, foot OF teach street.
shs sbp hA fvs HzM conpsxt neus enclosing tia
pAgnsu thA In the event Of collision srsnd,- 'hc water
DouA reach sbeua aud ne being free work. iha
eety OF the vcseel and passengers rpud re secured
PYss Of psssaxe IA second cabin S!6 and 500
SAMUEL Aa n X rox lAxsusa
r. R-rhs stoArer FULTON Will succeed this ArIzo, And
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

NEW BOWERY THEATRE
IN Sole Pfoprietcrs Meesrs a. L. Fox J,TW HnSae1
FRIDAY, APRIL IA 1900
Farewell beae1 OF
LITTLE COkDKLLA HOWARD,
Who will appear with her parents.
Mr.. AID MRS. q. HOWARD.
nc W. Taylor. Esq's.. Drama Il
THE LAAPLIuHfEn
In addition 10 which.
WALLACE THk HERO or 6OOTXA AND.
TIE YOUTH THAT NEWER SAW WOMAM.
and the comic PAptomlms,
MOTHER GOOSE AND The GOLDEN ECO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14

DUNCAN, SHERMAN, 4 Co.
IL BANKERS.
Corner Of Pine and Nssssu streets New York,
CIRCULARS, NOTES AND LETTERS OF CREDIT
For Eavsess. available In s tho principal cities In III
MERCANTILE CREDITS,
Fer use In Europe, Chins, 40 DO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-14
SHIPPING.

nNAPtCOTr'S LINZ OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS PAS
ssge from o. to Liverpool always bs gagged by this
vel nno sailing weekly at tie lowest rates aud
drafts for any amount obtained payable part areN
Britain or ireland by applying 70 rAPhCOTr Co., SO south
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28
Recipe for Intemperance.

The Buffalo Republic is the author
the following recipe for the cure of
intemperance, which we reproduce for
the benefit of those who may have ac-
quired the habit of elevating their lit
tie fingers oftener than is consistent
with sound sense. sound morals, and a
sound constitution The habit of
drinking can be cured by giving the
drinkers all the liquor they want to
drink, all the time We know Of two
in our experience who were cured in
three weeks. One jumped out of a
four story window, and ran curb
stone into his head and the other
didn't get up one morning, and has
now universal curb stone growing out
of his head in the grave yard.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28
ardon of Levi Long.

Most of our readers remember the
trial of Levi Long, in the United
States District Court, for robbing the
mail. He was post master at Davids-
lsyille, in Somerset county, and was
convicted of stealing a gold dollar
from decoy letter. Judge McCand-
less sentenced him to fifteen years in
the penitentiary. He had horne an
excellent character in his native place,
but the evidence against him was 50
direct and positive that there was no
escape for him He was far advanced
in life, and being respectfully connec-
ted, his friends lost no time in appeal
ing to the President for clemency -
They finally succeeded, and the docu
ment was received by Marshal Camp
bell on Thursday, who proceeded to
the penitentiary in the evening, and
the prisoner was forthwith discharged
from custody, having been in confne-
ment less than one year. He knew
nothing Of his pardon until the docu-
ment was read to him in his cell, and
it may be readily imagined that he was
overjoyed upon being once more res
tored to citizenship and liberty Pitts
burg True Press.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28
Making Coffee.

Coffee, as very commonly prepared,
by persons unacquainted with its ma
ture, is a decoction, and is boiled for
some time, under a mistaken notion
that the strength is not extracted un
less it be boiled. But the fact is lust
the reverse. The fine aromatic oil
which produces the flavor and strength
of the coffee, is dispelled and lost by
boiling; and mucilage is extracted
at the same time, which also tends to
make it fat and weak. The best
modes are, to pour boiling water thro'
the coffee in a biggin or strainer, which
is found to extract nearly all the
strength /; or, to pour boiling water
upon it, and set on fire, not to exceed
ten minutes The Turks and Arabs
boil the coffee, it is true, but they boil
each cup by itself, and only for mo-
ment, so that the effect is, in fact, much
the same as that of infusion, and not
like that of decoction They do not
separate the coffee itself from the in
fusion, but leave the whole in the cup.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-03-28
BOOZer'S Union Hardware and
Cutlery House.
N. J.

rHFHE subscriber would hereby inform the citi.
zens of Iamhertyille and vicinity. that he
still continues to sell all kinds of Goods gene
rally kept in a Hardware Store. Customers
will find q fresh and well selected stock of
Nails, Planes Varnish, Oils, Turpentine, Glass,
Putty Burning Fluid, Camphene, Spades, shov-
els, Hoes Forks. Augers, Saws Files, Wrought
and Cast Hinges, Mortice, Janus. Face and Rim
Locks, Screws and Bolts large assortment of
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Shoe Findings, Har-
ness Mountings, Carriage Curtain Cloth, from
"a to GA, Lace and Fringe Curtain Lining,
and general assortment of Carriage Makers
Trimmings. Also, Red Sole Leather, French
and American Calf Skins and Moroeco's, CAL
cine Plaster Plastering Hair, and Newark Ce.
ment.
Undertakes are particularly called to exam.
inc his stock before purchasing elsewhere, for
particular attention has been taken to keep
that department supplied with the newest pat
terms of Silver and Metallic Coffin Screws, and
Stud Plates, Hinges, Handles, Lace and Silver
Mouldings &C.. &c. Likewise, Fulton's Patent
Coal Lamp and Coal Oils.
would thank my friends and acquaintance
for their past favors and would solicit their in
fnence in future. Please give US call, at the
corner of Union and Coryell Streets.
J. F. BOoZER.
Nov.9, 1859. 1y.