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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-22
Mass Meeting on Saturday Last:
Almost N Failure. :.

MASS MeeClnS Oh OaIuIudJ Ao'SO'
Almost IA Failure. :.
Considerable exertion had been made
prior to Saturday last, by several OF the
admirers of Bell and Everett, with the
expectation, no doubt, that a large col
lection of our citizens would, atf1east
be present to listen to the able discourse
of the Hon. C.. Roselius, who was Ans.
nounced to address the assembling eA1-
that momentous occasion.
1t was some time beyond the hour
named in the enI, before appearances
were such as to warrant the certainty
that meeting would take place on
that evening; and as the citizens of our
city who appeared upon the ground
were by no means numerous, it was not
until after the arrival of the recruits
from the Coast above and from the City
of jefferson, that the fires were lighted,
and the countenances of some of those
recent believers in the virtue and patri-
otism which u strict observance of the
constitution and laws of our country
| teach, began to throw off that anxious
forlorn and gloomy appearance which
the apprehension of an entire failure,
had caused them to assume during the
early part of the evening.
| After the spot selected had been am
ply lighted, and q small portion of
our citizens had assembled on the steps
of the Court House, the meeting was
organized by the nomination of A. N.
| Ogden, Sr., as the President for the
occasion who upon assuming that hon
orable position, explained satisfactorily
the objects for which the meeting had
been called together.
| The great feature of attraction, how
ever, with the majority of those in
attendance, was to listen to the able
argument expected from that learned
and experienced lawyer and jurist, the
Hon. Christian Roselius, who had been
previously announced, and was almost
Immediately called upon to address the
assembly. Mr.. r. soon appeared
before the meeting, and delivered an
address well suited to the times, and
in favor of the constitution of our
country and the enforceme nt of existing
laws.
At the close of Mr.. Rs. address, our
worthy and talented representative
Mr.. Eugene Waggaman, was loudly
called for, who stepped forward and
addressed those present in very
happy strain; in fact tits seldom that
language so chaste and yet SO -appro-
pirate is listened to at political gath
ering. When Mr.. Waggaman had con-
cluded, the namo of n. Commander
rang through the assembly; and h6,
with some little hesitation, arpeafsd
in front to respond to the eaHof: Els
friends, which he did in style crediff-
able to himself and pleasing to his
hearers.
About this time many of the listeners
began to disappear-tho great speech
Of the ocaasion having been gone
through with, and their patience taxed
considerably beyond its close-they
wcrc all on the eve of departure
when the name of Noel was called
just then we lcft-intending to lister
to the end of the story at moro favor
able moment.
II Sod.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-22
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The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-08-22

as3F % days ago, n party lrishmen
froua aAkss NFindsor, Conn, went to
Sca5ti ffver oha iishfry and miscelli4
aneeus spree. They returned withent
one of thcir number, who they said they
had left ON the bank of the rivda', drunk.
Thursday his hody was found in tho
water, bearing marks Of violence.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23

We append few recipes but it may be used with great
advantaeen all other kinds of cakes in fruit pud
dings and other pastry
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23

National Intelligencer. From his letter we
take the following description of lady, now
somewhat renowned
Lieut. Campbell called our attention to
lady in a military costume just entering the
court attended by gentleman. Her dress
was velvet cap, with a white feather, gray
suit, the full skirt of which hung in many
folds to her knees. She wore military boots
with spurs, and sword hung by waist belt.
Her face was handsome-a dark brunette with
fine flashing eyes. The English clustered A.
round her, and she addressed them few
words of welcome, whereupon the cheers of
the soldiers made the walls of the palace vocal
with strange music Tor such place. This
lady was the Countess de Ia Tore, who com
mands company and has greatly distinguish
ed hersefby her courage and GOODNESS. In the
battle of the first instant shell fell near her,
and those near by, thinking as most persons
do at such times, that discretion is the better
part of valor,' fell upon their faces awaiting
the bursting, but the Countess, following the
example OF the great Frederick under similar
circumstances, stood with her arms folded,
and when it exploded she uttered the most
fierce reproaches on those who covered"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23
How to use it.

We append few recipes, but may be used with great
advantage in all other kinds of cakes in fruit pud
dines and other pastry
BREAKFAST AND TEA ROLLS.-Two or three tea
spoontlls Oi Leaven aecorung TO the quality OF the
Two ur three times through seive; rub in piece of but
ter of half the of an egg and make the paste with
cold mix or water, milk is preierable,l barely sth
Gnou- TO permit rolling out. Much kneaiing should be
avoided Cut into desired form, and place Immediately
In hot oven and bake quickly.
LOAF BREAD.-The same proportions of Leaven and
the paste stir enoughto knead into Loaf and bake i'm
mediately in a slow ovelL
GRAHAM BREAD Three tcasp oonfulls of Leaven to
one quart Of wheat meal stted together add gill
molasses ana two eggs; make the paste thin with milk
aud bake in a slow oven.
BROWN BREAD. Three teaspoonfus of Leaven, one
pint of flour and one pint of corn meal all wei sted to-
gether add two eggs and about gill OF molasses make
the paste thin with milk and bake slowly.
BUCKwHEAT CAKES.-Flour and milk sufficient to
make quart of batter add egg then three tea
spoonluis OF Leayen; beat TO roth, and cook quick
DUMPLINGS.-Sift together one quart of -four and
two easpOntus of Leaven rub in piece of butter halt
as large as an egg mix with cold milk or water, and boil
ten minutes.
cups of -four and two teaspoonuls OF Leaven put in
half cup of butter and cup and half Of sugar; mix
with cold water milk to stiff batter.add spice to suit
the taste, and bake immediately.
GIN cINNATI SPONGE CAKE.-Two cups of white
sugar beaten with the vOlks OF six eggsthe whites
three of stted flour cup water and three tea
spUonfuls of Leayen; flavor with two teaspoonus of
lemon, and bake in quick oven.
JUMBLES-Sitt together one quart of -four and three
teaspuunulls of Leaven rub in teaspOOnul of bnt
ter add cup and half Of white sugar, and spice 70
sit the taste; mix stiff enough TO roll out and bake
quick.
ELECTION CAKF:-one quart of flour and three tea
spoonfuls Of Leaven sted t0gether add cup butter
pound of curants two cups of white sugar and
teaspUOnll of cinnamon; mix with cold milk to stiff
batter, and bake in a slow oven.
CORN CAKE.-one pint each of -four and Indian
meal. and three teaspOUnnlS of Leaven well sfted
geher add one gill of mOiasses and two eggs; mix thin
with milk, and bake in slow
CUP CAKE.-Five cups of -four and three teaspoon
fuls Of Lcaven sfted together add cup of butter,
two of sugar. and two eggs, all beat Ogether mix with
milk; then add of rants and splce to suit the
taste. Bake about half an hour.
LADIES' CAKE.-Three-quarters of a pound of -four
and four teaspoOnfuls of L0aven sfed together;
pound of sugar and six Of butter beaten to a
cream; the whites of eight eggs well beaten, and the
juice Of one lemon; mix with milk.
WEBSTER CAKE.-Fivc cups of -four three teaspoon.
fuls of Lcayrn three cups of su~ar OF bnter
of milk and two eggs fruit and spice the Bake
about half AN hour.
For sale By Gr0cerS generally. deod3m o4
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23
Boston Embellishments.
CON CENTRATED LEAVEN
~ FOR MAKING
b READ, TEA CAKE $,
All kinds of Pastry, &c, &c,
manufactured by
EDW. CHA BERLIN a. CO.,
rroprietors of Shawmut Chemical Works.
No. BIB India Street, Boston,

Concentrated Leaven is the result careful chemical
resarch All its ingredients prepared in the highest
state of purity and compounded with view to produce
bread of far better quality and in much less time, than
by other process; and the manufacturers submit it
with entire confidence the Judgment discriminating
housekecpers, bakers, &c, &c
Bread of all kinds, made by using CONCENTRATED
LEAvgN, lighter digestible and nutrcious has
agreeable natural taste, is less liable sour, will re
tain its moisture longer than by any other process an
the whole preparation for the need not exceed ten
minutes.
1t is valuable because petiShabe, and be rem.
dered available in places and times when yeast is not
within reach, In all climates and under all
circumstances, it may adopted thus 0bviating all di
Guilty OF procuring yeast other femcnt which is fire..
qucuty OF an inferior quality, rendering the bread more
ur less unlwhulesOmc.
1t is alSu valuable regards economy it has been
ascettaincd that saving is elected in the -four not
less than Is cent. In the process much Ui
the Sacchariuc OF the flour lost by being converted
10 carbuHic acid init and the waste is incurred
solely for the purpose of generating gus the
dough By using CONCENTRATED LEAVEN, this waste is
uvOided, and the obtained i'll equally ef
ncacOus Fermentation, has been stated. destroys
part OF the flour meal and, in consequence, barrel
ordinarily makes about 80 lbs bread gives by ths
30 lbs, thus cectng the very important saving
Of 10 per cent in the quantity of -four. BY conformity
TO the directions each package person ordinary
attention conduct the process and the result will
invariably be highly satisfactory
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23

CouNTEss DE La ToRRE.-A Washington
gentleman writes from Garibald's camp to the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23


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sequent insertion. Ten lines less) constitute
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90 be EGt.

no LET-Store No 10 Exchange street.
h Inquire OF II. BLISS.
ol3 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23
CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES,
Assayer to the State Of Massachusetts,,

81 have analysed the Gomez .trated Leaven manufac
turcd by MeSsrs Edw. Chamberlin Co, with reference
TO its purity and efficacy of action in producing
feet Of yeast in distendng dough and thereby rendering
ii fit for making bread. This article is sElfuy COM
pounded, from perfectly pure materials which leave
nothing but vegetable salt which is essentially deSr-
able food in the bread 1t rises the dough without
sumn4 The sugar other principle in the -four per-
cCtlv ami the weight of flour will produce
sweet paaabe bread than be obtained through the
aid Of yeast while and pastry is invaluable
ii saves all risk, and much time OF the pastry cook.
The experiments made by confirm the statements
Of the manufacturers, and prove this compound worthy
the public approval and extended use. Respectfully,
\. A. HAYES, State Assayer
l6 Boylston St. Boston, Sept. 25 1860.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23
Zeal estate.
HOUSE FOR SALE.-The

- HOUSE FOR SALE.-The sub
I scriber offers sale the twostory Double House
sA anu Barn. together with the Lot, containing 100
of land situated the of Russell and Pleasant
streets. The houe is large and wei arranged for three
enementS, and is in good repair, having been newly
painted and papered throughout. As the owner has
removed from the ctv, it will be sold at bargain. 4
large portion the purchase money can remain
mortgage For further particulars inquire of LEWIS
THAYER, Esq, Room No back Of the Post Office.
A. j. BROWN,
sep3 d2taw&w3m SO Liberty street. New York.
- FOR SALE-House No. Market
k; street Union street the residence the
ss24h-lae Nathan Muzzy; is thoroughly built and in
good repair; contains ten finished rooms besides an
ell with excellent hard bnttomed cellar. The lot
ains about 5000 feet with variety of thrifty young fruit
trees and bushes. Apply on the premises
ie20 d2taw&wtf LEWIS C. MUZZY.
o. COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE
Mill IN MILLBURY-A very pleasant and convenient
Aa Cottage House, situated Maple The lot
contains about half OF land which is choice
variety of Fruit Trees. in bearing condition This place
will he sold very low, and favorable terms applica
ALDEN RICE.
Aillbury. Sent 6 1860
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23
musftal.

60 FOR SALE AT A BAR
EsssszzsSf3 CANA splendid 7-Octave Rosewood Pr
y " ANO FORTE. manufactured by Brown &
~@Allen OF Boston, round corners, and Fine
Toned Instrument, nearly new and bat little used.
Most of the Purchase Money remain time, with
good security, if required Apply Mr. ROBT. DY.
son, No rowpath, near Fox's Factory, Worcester,
Mass d3t* MO
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-23

= VALUABLE REAL ESTATE


Xiii IN LEOMlNSrER The subscriber has good
kAs Farm, with one of the best water powers IN the
town OF Lecmnster, WOr ester County, for sale. The
property consists Of good stone dam the Nashua
river, grist and saw MILL in running order two houses,
land The property is near the great road leading from
Leominster to Lancaster. about half mile
ton on the Fchhurg and Worcester Railroad one and
nall miles rom one ON the Fitchbug Railroad ana will
be sold together in lots to suit purchasers The lOca
ton is good for the manufacture OF cotton wool
EN- goods, or paper; will be sold cheap The whole
part of the purchase money lay for long time by
giving good security and money will be furnished for
building if desired.
one other water privilege y-four acres of land
store dam but buildings, in the westerly part OF
Leominstcr on the Nashua river, two miles from the
centre village in Ftchburg and only one mile from the
manufacturing village at So ftchburg will exchange
any of the above property for real estate in the city Of
Worcester, March l. 1860 dtf mch5
ca A RARE CHANCE.-A very de-
Will rable and elhlv located gcntcel residence, With
sALzneary an acre land. sale Hon. Chas Thur
Der having taken up his residence in BROOKLYN y. Y,
mas favored me with instructions 10 offer at private sale
his beautiful mansion in Worcester, Mass. Said house is
thoroughly butt in the most modern and approved STYLE
is rcpete with convenience for comfort and uti
ity, containing spacious entrance hall with fourteen
large rooms warmed bv superior furnace lighted with
gas Egyptian marble nantes set marble basins in
hers, supplied with cold water spacious bath
ing and laundry privileges, a snacioas kitchen with
abundance of domestic ccnvenenccs gas fixtures Tor
Cooking, &c large conservatory, soft water els
terms. good well, large cellar with floor laid in
ment and many other advantages not enumerated This
upon AN elevated lawn covered with fine growth of
namental trees hrubberv &c, with extensive 'front.'
age ncOscd with massive ir fence granite fnun-
dauon There is also paved carriage way from the
street cnmmOdiu1s barn and carriage house in the
the rear lard is taSteully laid out with ue garst AMI
fruit orchard of CHI ice bearing condition. 0rna
mcntr with hedges Shrdbherv &c For terms and fur
tnrr information, inquire of Hon. CllAS. TUT RBER, at
the Mansion House, brooklyn, n y or of the subscib
80 Flaggs Building, Main street Worcester Mass
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-22

NdsprS'@Unrt. @atY Wmpbey, ein weibIi.
der 9eenan, murOe uuter 500 Saro,6oft az.
ltsut, neil lie Bridget Setltp pur&espraarlt.
Wm. s. @c&lap mu6te SO Strafe ,oblea.
wstl or ben Ssttenwrs an SroaeRraer, ,mil6en
Der 2tsn unp 3ten, rurd sinise @ranittlsdc ac.
iperrt bate.
SarOltnr Mtbasls wurbe nm SO gcRraft, neil
fs Sbpmas @nsliib, Scbn BON 6. 6. Gnolilb.
seiHlasen Bate.
User itb einen i%eltenen, ia cinen bier mic
sssptensn @snub osrihafen nil, s~crIaumc nibt,
pas bsute @benb isattiubsnbe Concert ,u teIu.
diem, in Dem Seenen aus ben belfen Opcrn ,ur
Multiplying tUmnien, uup swar werpsn bic &Int
Ter, penn fplde, i'm pabren Sinc >es aSprtee,
pirp Der atfrr fnbsn, epfiimirt erldeinen.
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8iniae 0rp @ppbsl

5000 garps la6ne SeipenfOHe su As Gent,
btnis gu IS Gts.; 10000 garoS fran,5FT6e Sr.
sanpteS SacpnettS einfads unO s~citreifte Sa.
re9ee; fetae Gamn gu 12& Cts. wertb 20 Sent;
l6one feline @insbamS gu Ia Gte.; 1000 gps..
falt color Calico gu 6 unp 8 Cts, merits 10 une
II Gts.; 800 Damen-O ulters ,u MUIR SO Gts. =;
ldnarle ieipenc 9ace Sbapls uno MantiQa5 An
80, 4 unp 8, Die anDerwarts pa5 Ooppeltt fctcn.
Die bette Iuepatl BON S~pnnsnihirmcu son 624
an. G%rteniton SfirtS, Die iG6nhe QuSmobl, BON
20 Cts. an. 6aiAentiiher bon 5 Gte. an. Stsla
Sbapts gu 81, tilis fir 50. Den beltsn ecbleib,
ten Cotton, merits l shilling gu 123. 10, 8 unp
Gin reht gutter artitel ielbit fur 6 Gts. 700 Spn
net TOudes, BON 10 @ts. an, Sur Salfte res
preilts, mas in MilinerY Stprrs bcrcdbnet miyo.
Stofe fur Serru- unb &naben. SleiDer. @Bcf,
une SpiS WuSliu. Gambric Sanps
uno GoaarS. @lain @in9tame fir Sennrts unS
cine 9rcBe susmabl ~iuultiscr Nrttfet su augtror-
pentlih biaiseu Yrrilen.
S"fspb @traus, SO. 81 Mainfr.
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aupHan5en s'lrien unp fA 70 rem 0anf bar
arrser ii4ern.
S@T''eer etei'S, felt 9abrrn ssnau nit serrn
SPonS S'tHnnt, %empteblt lalm6t,6 renisltsn.
n9@m1lS iEjncn YnnpSlcnten, le vsrli6ermp, Gag
'ts an 9srra SYOHc rinsu aus9eSsianeten 8ibter
sstsmmen werssn. Die Gtp6sIung ~psIslbcn it
Elm Set@t'S. msnn. ME iSpu 9eia9t, iseer 9rut.
I&e NidmoucS, Der zine Stimme bat, Sielelee gu
lstnen 0unlleu atgjbt.
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French Millinery.
Mahome g pn

&c. So @atu.5traBe, gtamonh, Sa.
Nfit Dem lceteu Oampftr er6ielt tb Gin neucs
.Ghcrtimsnt opn Siitsn, 8anp umb Blumer. fer.
ner cine srpbc g~luswabl BON &opIpusen rno
DrsB.Gaps, cen Damen bsipnocre su empfebisn,
reidc bt. Springs %bcludsn. aae picIr gBaartn
s~srtauft iu, aaberoresntIi6 biUiseu 0reilsa
Madame Son,
Np. 80 Rainfr.
Sieies @ef&dft if Samstass unp Spnntass
gslhlcfen.
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natiGnal- Wartfa

Dem freunptiben Seiuhe c%sFelten pfrn Rrbt.
81. Sen9rp, 9Geibbisrbrauer.
Olaf S6iscs Se;us nebnsnp, erlniIbc ib mir
msincn 6rsunpcn uno Dem ssebrten Yublifum
anja,eisen. oab ih Die 0eituns Der 9Birttlhaft
nit 5rrrn Sru9rY lb%cruommen babr.
Nm9uf So 8.
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s.. @. 9~iu,,entnn,,,

utrmadsr uno 9plparbettcr,
Sfcaritrdse, smii6cn Der 5. unb 6.
Neinen 8reunpsn uno psm seebrten Yu6lifum
Die In5cige, DAT ih an pbise,n Qtabt einen ub.
rcn- unp Sepslsrp-Stpre erGffnet babe, ppIelbt
ih cine arpBe aus@abI DER sel6madYpaFcn In
sicirs @ridaft eiulhla9enrs artifel fiitre, osren
1ite Sardnttr rno e%icislten su auBerprpentItG
btGieea Yrsiien o~erfauIe.
Steparaturcn ieper Grt tpsrcen lGnel INN bil.
lielf belorst.
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&5 gIg

unieren 5rsunocn unp Dem @ublituin cmpfrbs
len mir uulere nit ben bc(ten Speilen unD Sc.
trdnss perisbene S8irtbiAaft. 9sidt nur palnit.
eem 9ublitum eie bis iest brfannten @etranfe in
better SuaIitGt praientirsn su t6nnen, MAIDEN
mir re pnpsrS ouf baS wisflih auSscsei6nete
Bsibbisr aufmcrtian,, wsl6sS anertannt ais pas
bette Scmmer9etr0nt su ieber Ia9rSseit friI6 aus
Dem &eler gu baben lit. AuA baben mir Sprae
~Sctra9en fur ben Ghsil brS sssbrten pu6lifums.
Der niGt an &eseita9nsn UNI i~onttsen Spielen
unterbaltun9 finDet, inpem pom 2ten SSuli ab re.
.9elmabi9 ieoeu Mpata8 Nahmittass Concert Der
2lrmOry Sano ltattfiupen miro. Oas aeetrte SUI
blifum eriiebt 6ieraus, pap mir merer Soften nod,
@fube lbeusn, UNI labsn paber su rinem rcdt
;ablrsidsn Selude elm, INN i'm Qaufe pes Sum.
lnerS nod msbr @eniile bieten 5u f0nneR.
Sohahtun9sYou, e~r9ebent
50. Sen9ry.
dug. s.
@ontas, ben 25tsa Sunt Na6mitta9s BON 8
ubr ab:
Qreis Argel(dieben.
HihmDno, 21ten SUM- 1860.
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allen OeutHden. wslbe Burger Der Sersinis.
ten Staaten linb, pas 45fe Gstenaiobr nod nibt
absrldritten, unp welhe ni6t Bel Der I,stsl,
9itlis- Snlpretion nttterereirt BADEN sur Na6ri&t,
eab fc lid iunerbalb prti 98r6en irgrno elmer
Spluntair-G cmpasuie entpep,r als active pesr
%sabtenSr 0tttgIieoer an,uitlitssn batsn. menn
lie niht bic @pnisqucns pes NiiIiSgeItssS, $25
Strafc, iras,n woler. s.
Die ccutEdt Sastrfompasnit ntmmt ;atlenbe
Wlit9ltessr fur orei GeuarS fas Sabr auf nno
natt bi,rmit %betauut, paf na6 bier @pt.n bfe
Sitea fur eiss Satr scldipfsn uuS aae Oiilitdrr-
pfihti9e Dem Observation-Disclosures aur Sslrafuna
~anssssiet rerbtn lpten. =,
Ni&mpnp, IA. Stunt 1860. 20
6. Ct 81 rhunoI6 ID,
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- SOn alien &ancioaten, Die fur Die Office
zines 8'@tsrs Der nenen cuttings Court i'm 5elpe
linr, pcrnisnr sSm. .. SppnS, Der Sobn pcs une
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