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Newbern weekly progress. [volume] (Newbern, N.C.) 1858-1863, 1860-05-08

'ENhE COPFEh Tue:
i 4 Netc Era am Domestic Ec0n0mv!
1t is well known that Children and Youth usually
wear out their Boots and Shoes at the toe, Ill few
weeks-sonetmes in few days. Buy them with
AEtcLelFs Patent lNetaIic Tips,
and YOU will save Two Thirds of the expense OF sup
plying your children with shoes.
This invention enables us to offer to the public
Boots and Shoes, that
Nerer Hear Ont at the Toes.
We have hundreds of Testimonials from parents
who have bought Them showing, that on the aver
age. one pair of Shoes with the Tips, will for chill
dren wear as long three pair without, and for
Misses. Boys and Youths, they will wear at least
twice as long, while
The Cost as but I'iRe More.
This statement IS made with entire confidence in
its strict truth as it is based on careful exanlna
ton of the Facts, in experience of more than two
years which has proved that-these Copper Toed
Shoes have average, worn at least three times
as long as the old style, and the cost is but a
TrIfe more the Importance of this invention to all
haying little feet to protect, will at once be seen
l. This invention is also important as protection
against the cutting of the Prairie Grasses, also for
Miners and Plantation use, and all occupations
whare-the toes of the Boots Shoes are particular
y liable to be cut or worn:
CHASE, MCKINNEY 81 MOORS.
Owners of Patent
For Sale by the Dealers Generally.
Feb 2l-w3m
1a had n
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Wigs! Wigs. Wiss!!!
RAT(HET OPS WIGS AND TOJTDEES
49, DIR. ROSCOE HOOKER,

GES "a gradu-
ate of the University of North Carolina and of the
Medical Department of the University of New York }
after successful prtctice of eight years having per
manently located in Newbern, respectfully offers his
zens of Newbern and the surrounding country. DR..
H. has heretofore ven and will continue to give
pecial attention to the diseases of and child
rem. When not professionally engaged he may be
found at his residence tor office to be built mnedi-
atey one square North Cfthe Court House and ad-
joining the Presbyterian church lot.
Jan 33-d&W6m
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cTATE UE NORTEs eAssuEaNa.

- JONES COUNTY-In Equit y Original Bill
Joseph Witty and others, u. Charles Gtrock al
William NJ Byrd Executors of Edward :. Ion".
decd, Joseph Perry and Mary his wife %tlie Jone
Drury +. Jones and Saie Jones
1t being made satSlaeo oriIy to appear, Il =.
liam NJ Byrd, Joseph Perry and Mnry III v.c -
ants heren are not inhabitants of this Sla,e, ~
reside beyond lis limits ii is ordered thai public,
od I IL; pG th ai,i'T t"t,n IN nf Ne s "
the said defendants, William NJ. Byrd, Joseph j.
ry and Mary his wife SliIie Jones, Du1yy T. J.3,
and Sale Jones of the filing of this I}iII. ana fl
they be and personally appear before the CoU
Equity, to be held for the County of Jones, at
Court House in Trenton, ON the fifth Monday q.
the fourth Monday of March, a. ID. lSGu, the.
there toplead, answer, or demurto the said I5iI. o
same will be taken pro colt;sSo, and heard
ingly.
Witness, Roscoe Barrus, Clerk and Masto
Equity for the County of JONES' the fifth NJ
after the fourth Monday of September A. u. f..
ROSCOE BARRCS, c. NJ.
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MARRIED.-At the residence of Mr.. r. S. Nc
Thursday evening Goth April by Thos b Holland,
ESQ. Mr. CONRAD KIMNIEL to Miss JEANETTE
MCLEAN all of SwansbOro n. G..
MARRIED-On Tuesday morning, May l., by
Rev. T. G. Wall, Rev, r. S. FEAGLES to Miss
MARRY ALLEN, of this place.
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M@-Wrs. WInsIOw pcrienced Nurse
JE and Female Physician, has Soothing
Syrup for children teeling which greatly facilitates
the process of teething by softening the gums redu
cling all nflammaton-will aay all pam and is
to regulate the bowels Depend upon it, mothers, it
will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to
your infants. Petecty safe in all cases. See adver
tisement in another column. d&wlY
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GEORcE GREEN, } In the Courr Of i'Iea
~ Is. and Quarter $o>asuL
ABEL D1NONo for Craven County.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

1t appearing to the Court that an attachment l..
issued upon the complaint Of the lsi-iaJiG .n
Case, retuinatlc I" the December Tenn, l>,'.
Craven County Court against the Defendant
the same has been returned IL S-id Court
notice of gaInishCe served un .julnas NJ L li.i.-
and it further appearing 10 the Court, that >h. % .
on the detet dunt resides beyond the li.n5t-
State: 1t Is ordeled that publication he mud
Weekly Progress, Il newspaper printed IN ji., ..
of Newhern. for six weeks. notifying liIa tu 2
at the next Term OF said Court to be held f..
County Of Craven, at tile Cont House IN HE
of Newbcrn, oil the 2nd Monday cf june u.st ...
and there TO answer said attachment, or Jud-1r
will be taken pro coIJtSS0 against him and heard
cordingiy
Witness, William G. Bryan. Clerk Of o'r 81
Court ut Ncwbcrn, the 23rd day "f April, \. II. |a
NIIIIAM & EInNAN 49,
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CAMPAIGN PAPERs.-The Augusta Dispatch
queries.
vertsing their papers ''for the campaign Per-
haps the people. before subscribing, would like
to know on what side and for what candidate
those journals going to fight in g the cam
paign." Do the editors themselves know
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CHARLESTON, S. c., May ;. 1860.

The Convention adjourned to meet in Balti
more, on the 18th of next June. No nomina-
ton.
So ends the Charleston Convention, and so too
ends the prosperity Of the Natihnal Democracy
1t has been slaughtered and Southern fire eaters,
Yancey of Alabama at their head have done the
bloody work. More On this subject as soon as our
nerves get steady.
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100 GUNS We see that a portion of the peo-
pie of Norfolk have fired hundred guns in
honor of Heenan the 5ruiser, and burnt Morrisey
in effgy.
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Apl l0-w4t
49, NOTICE.

49, NOTICE.
u@ Bank of Commerce Newberu.
The Books of Subscription to the Capital Stock VI
this Corporation will be continued open here after
under the direction of the Cashier their Banking
House Pollok street. j. A GJION
NeWDeln. n. e., IAN IL Wit Cashier.
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l1ENNOS AND ysETODEssY1.

L templating purchasing Il PIANO OF MELO
DEON, would secure themselves from imposition l,,
making such purchase through me- as l WI -.o1
act as Agent for the sale al any except the b,- i
stTumcnts. assure all such. that the il.sr-s. -r-
Will not cost them any more when bought ta-aa. t
me than when bought from the mnDufactu.cv. !.
nothing for advice respecting the purchase "a q, II
M"ludeon.
Second-h hand Pianos taken in exchange. ! .av.
now ON hand two Pianos which | am ;u hui ... {.
sell cheap Also, very fine toned five oct,,,. l.-
lodeon.
Pianos turcd and repaired.
L. +, Whitaker Teacher Of Music
Wayne Female College, Goldsboro.
march tl-dl w wifi
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% Bank of Commerce, Ncwbcrn.-
The annual meeting of the Stock bolders of this Bank
will be held at their Banking House Monday the
18th day of May, 1860. "A. GUION,
April 2S-d till May ID CasI'r.
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NUMBER 33.
SOAP! SOAPI SO3PI
0RMsBEE,s No. and Extra No. so,,.

D
w. B. WALKER. NEWBILRN. y. {.
At the Maryland State Fuir. held in Baltimore n
ISo4 silver medal was awarded to this soap.
Also silver medal from the Franklin ms t,.t. -
Philadelphia 1854
Also First premium at the Rhode Island State Ear.
1851
Sold to merchants in town and thvoughou5 Jh,,
State at Wholesale only, New ork wholesale .r.-
ces.
Cash paid for Talow and Grease
All orders for the above Soap must be address
ed to Or. W: W. Ormsbec, Ncwbern. \. {.
Jan "a 4ytf
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Hair Dye! Hair Dye. Hair Dye
GESSS WM. A. RATCH HEI.OR'S HAIR DN L
The Original and Best IN the HorLd

The Original and Best an the HorLd
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided if you wish to escape ridicule
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair dyed instantly to beau
tifu and Natural Brown OF Black, without injury to
the Hair skin.
FIFTEEN Aedols and Diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. A Batchelor since 1889, and 80 900 np-
plicatons have been made to the hair of the Patrons
of his famous Dye.
Itm. Il. BGtcheiors HAIR Dye produces Il colornot
to be distinguished from nature, and is drunfcd not
to inure in the least however long may be contin-
ued, and the i'll effects of bad Dyes remcdcd the
Hair invigorated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Sold Ill all cities and towns of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- The Genuine has the and address upon
a steel plate engraving four sides of each box of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
I6 Bond Street, New York.
Wigs! Wigs! Wigs!!,
BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES
surpass all. They are elegant, light easy and durable.
Fitting to charm--no turning up behind-no
shrinking off the head; indeed, this is the only Es
Establishment where these things are properly under
stood and nade.-IG Hend Street, New York
march II d&wly
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n~- JOHN n. WASHINGTON,
IE ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office North side Of Broad Street few doors + tst
of the Court House, NEWBEIlN, n. G..
ian g. lSG0-d&WIy
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LATER {.

THE ADJOURNMENT!
We take the following from the Goldsboro'
Daily Rough Notes of yesterday afternoon
The following dispatch was received at the Of
fee here at g 10 this evening
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WANsBORsO' MALE AND FEMALE
- ACADEMY.

- ACADEMY.
We the undersigned Trustees and Citizens of
Swansboro' and vicinity, have secured the services
of Mr.. A. A. Neel and Lady, as instructors in the
above academy in connection with Nj. Jno r. Mat
tocls The present regular Session began on the
first of March, and will end the first of.August
next.
instruction is given, in the English Branches, Lat
in Greek, French and Music The prices for tuition
are usual; varying from IS 80 to go 90 per aes
sion.
Good board can be had at from $50 to SO per
Session.
We are fully satisfied there is not better High
School in the country than this now IS
MI n. and Lady are lately from Fncastle Female
Seminary, Bottetrout Co, Va. Mr.. n. Finished his
education at William and Mary College; and Mrs.
n under the tuilit n of III. L. Hepbolne, of Rich
mond Female Institute, Richmand Va.
REFERENCEs.-B. S. Ewell, President of William
and Mary College; Rev. S. K. Houston a. NJ, I'm
ion, Va; Rev. j. S Grasty A NJ, Fincastle, Va;
Hon II. NJ. Edmundson, Washington, d. G.; II. =.
Hepbonre Principal Richmond Female Institute
Richmand, Va. ID. A. HUMPHREY
G.. II. BARNUM,
r. S MCLEAN,
March 7-w3m ISAAC N SAUNDERS.
- Wilmington Journal copy ) months, weekly,
and send account TO Trustees.
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NEwBERN "A gricultnrnl WAREHOUSE
WILLIAM II OLIVER & CO,
c o IL az IS SION N f II 4 n Z

WILLIAM IL OLIVER Il Co,
c O M MI SION MER II 4 n 7 S
and dealers in every variety of
Agricultural implements, Castings,
Fertilizers, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Marble Dust and
Hair Builders Hardware Iron and Steel, Nails Iron
Axles Coopers Carpenters and Backsmiths' Tools,
Leather and Rubber Banding, Packing Paints, Oils.
Brushes Pot Ware, kerseys, Osnaburgs, Blankets,
Shoes and Hats,
Rope, Canvas and Blocks:
AGENTS for Clemens Brown 81 Cos Celebrated
Double Cylinder Gins, Anti-Frction Rollers,
Cotton Poughs and Sweeps, Cotton
Hoes, Cotton Bagging and Rope.
5-Y7 Particularly attention given to The sale of
Cotton and other Produce. Liberal Cash Advances
made on stme. supply of Reese's Phospho-
Peruvian or Manipulated GUANO, constantly ON
hand.
ewbern, Jan 19w5n13
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BROK KEN Up IN a r 0 w!
NO NOMINATION.
OTHERS SCATTERING!

ON THE 18TH JUNE
Douglas Gets 152 Votes:
OTHERS SCATTERING!
CHARLESTON, May 2, 9 p. NJ.
Eleven ballots. Douglas got $50; Hunter Al !;
and Guthrie SO. Balance scattering. Douglas
chances not good. Will nominate tonight H.
We take the following from the telegraphic col
umns of the Petersburg Express of yesterday.
CHARLETToN. May 2.-At the evening session
the 35th ballot was taken, which resulted as fol-
lows: For Douglas, J52. Rest unchanged
Mr. Cuttings, of Maryland, gave notice that he
would move an adjournment TO Baltimore on the
1st Monday in June.
CHARLESTON May 2.-P. M.-The 43d ballot
resulted as follows: Douglas 15l-Guthrie 65a.
Mr.. Cuttings motion to adjourn to Baltimore
was tabled.
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nE FOREST, ,AssIR<EHOxG =. g..
~ DRY GOODS Il NEnf sl..-...
SO e. So CE.aH:E,cTa Street, New : ell
Would notify til e trad; that thcy olDeI.-s
III new and beautiful patterns, the
" Il " $ L r Il 4 p Il = -
also the
AMCSkEAG,
A Print, which cXccls every Print i. ...
for perfection of execution and design .a..
colors Our Prints cheaper than =. .- s-..--..
and meeting with extensive sale.
Orders promptly attended to.
Jan - WY
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AAlOSkEAG

NThite E.ead, Limc, Paint IS, oil -,:la
w Narnish, Lnseed Oi-Raw ar l.'..... at..-
Chrome, Saxon and Imperial Green. }c.a.I-.-. t-t.-
Der, Terra de Sienna and NaHdykr Brow o.. J.s-
temper and Dry, French Liquid Dry '...e.. ,.r..
Japan and Damask Narnish. Arti-f Ju.a.s .r a,...
si0e Tubes, brushes in great yariccz = ...- -'.--
&c, sc, for sale by
rlN- " i :
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CoIncthins New-MAIZENA, laep.4r4 t.ala
- Indian Corn, for culinary purpose. W. ~a-. tt
for Blanc Mango. Minercte and bakine Iud' rs ard
Pies, &c. For sale by JAS. w CAIsict.
nov l6 d&w Dlig.:z
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JAS. W. C4EEtH3s.
DR. II. 9. COFFIN,


Permanently located in the town OF NL:....-e. O.
fee on South Front Street, opposite the t,a5-gu
House.
Dec 20-wtf
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.HE COPPER TOE!

- Wilmington Journal copy months, weekly
and send account to Trustees.
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For Sale by the Dealers Generally.
Feb 2l-W3m
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
0be 1po,OO DrnnurrOt.
!. THE Law OF newspapers.

/. Subscribers who DO not givs express notice
60 the contrary. are considered as wishing to
continue their subscriptions.
2 If Subscribers order the discontinuance OF
their paper, the publisher may continue to send
to them until all aFrearnges are paid, and sub
scribers are responsible for all numbers sent.
g. II Subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office TO whirh they are directed
they are held responsible till they have settled
their bills, and ordered their papers discontinued
4. The Courts have decided that refusal to
take newspaper or periodical from the Post
Office, without notifying the publisher, and the
payment of all arTearages, is prma Jasis evidence
Of fraud
b. Snbscrihers of ntwsparers or periodicals re
moving, are liable to ray 50 long the paper or
periodical may bo sent 10 the residence Of the
party al the time Of subscription, unless notice
70 sent Of such removal TO the publication office
0. Many persons who suhserite for newspaper
think that unless the publisher con show their
names on the a subscription list" they are not
liable to pay even for tn, pnpFrs thfy eceive and
take out Of the Post Office But law. as well rs
equity. has decided in favor Of the publisher
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24

Fanny Ferns opinion is that there is nc
such process as making love. The article
cannot be manufactured. 1t is the sponta
neous growth Of the heart. Or rather il
springs from spiritual seed planted in O
warm material soil, and is half passion
flower, and half heavenly exotic, As the
soul survives the body, so the divine essence
OF love survives its passional instinct. Thi:
is always the case where the sentiment /.
genuine. But unfortunately spurious love i.
as common spurious money, and as fire.
quentIy passes current.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
Busiurss GarOs, Mf.
HO! FOR THE RAILROAD
FROM YAzooa CITY,
By D. W. Lankin's Four Horse

ss ~ MAIL COACH! 49,
II W. LAMKIN has now Daily @iassS5Se
/ J, 14-passenger Coach running e. =
from YazoO City to Vaughans Station on th'
Mississippi Central Rail Road, connecting viii
the evening train, al 81 o'clock, down, from Good
mans Depot, Lexington, Carrollton, Grenada
Water Valley Grand Junction, Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Then remaining 2 hours for the Southern
train up, connecting with canton, jackson
Vicksburg, New Orleans and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES;
makire the trip from NewSorleans to Yazoo Cit
in 8 hours via New Orleans, ]. & q. N. Raj
Rsad then hy the Mississippi Central Rail Roat
and Lamkins Daily Stage Line. u"
Persons travelling TO or from Yazoo City vii
find this route much cheaper and quicker than by
anv other rodte md make direct connection
with all places on the Rail Road and Sims &
Sutton's Stage Line
We viii always keep extra vehicles. to accom-
modate all the travelling public &
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day Mt 0o'clocE
A M and connects with the cars at Yaughan''
Station at p. NJ; returning, leaves Vaughan''
Station ut s P. NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City. nt
"A. NJ.
October %, 1858. s7l 81. u l.a-,.,g,f
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24

A young lady ofextraordnary beauty and
superior attainmerts, the daughter of veal
thy and respectable parents, of Sampson
county, North Carolina, attempted to elope
with negro slave, the property of a cousin
With a horse aud buggy stolen from q
neighbor, they reached the r4ilroad depot
where they were suspected, and on being
questioned, the lady confessed the whole af.
fair, de .laring that her intention was TO mar,
~ tie negro when they got the North.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
A L s o.
GREENS CARHHNATEvE sYRUP
OR, DlARRHEA MIXTURE.

OR, DlARRHQEA MINTUREt
A speedy, safe and r6sctao1 rrmedg tor d.
arrd@a, Dyseniery, Cholera H.tantum. or
Simmer Complaint Of Children, C6olru
Norbas, and any. or oil, fregaiorita, Of
the BowelS.
Travellers should always have supply of ths
Syrup with them. TO countcrnct the dcrarg.m-rt
of the Bowels consequent on using change Of
Water
Every Family should keep this Syrrp and pnr
icularIy in tie summer tine. when Fruit. are
abundant and the bowels IF Ch. ldrrn ftquerty
become deranged 1t will b. found eiic4ciou. in
restoring them to their nsllal heslthy actios.
Hundreds Of certihcates might he obtained
establishing the value Of this remedy in di.eTes
of the bowels one only OF which we will inssn
here. Real ,he following from o. 4. Luckett,
Esq., an eminent LSAyyer, mud highly respectable
citizen Of Canton, Miss
This certiies that have used Green's Car,
mnative or DiaiThea Mixture in my family for
several years with perfect success, and conRlea'y
recommend il to tho public, as the hest remedy |
knoT Of fer Diarrhml md simillr diseases Of I! .
Bowels. II is especially adapted to the smnD'r
Icpiorlants of children, who take it rradily. md
are fond Of H. O. a. LUCKETT
''Canton Sept 20. '5S"
For sale by COMPTON & THOMAS,
Yasoo City
And by the proprietors,
CASSELL & BAUGHN, Canton Miss,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
MisfeIlaneous.
w - IA EH c
FEMALE COLLEGE LOTTERY.
OF GEORGIA,
Chartered By the Staie in 1856
W. c. DAWSON & Co., Managers
MACON, OR SAVANNAH, GA.
NOVEL SCHE MEL
p olicy Pla n Lottery.

by this Scheme, purchasers can select theil
own Numbers and pay any atdount for Ticke
they may desire
Extra Clans 9, Draws October 3, 1859.
And on every succeeding day Sundays except
ed) at o'clock P. NJ.
hSy~ In this Scheme there are Is Numbers
placed in the Wheel-from up to 76-and twelve
of those Numbers are drawn from the Wheel. j
person selects one Number out Of the 70. and
that Number is among the Numbers drawn. he
gets Eve times the amount invested. If two
selected Numbers are drawn. he gets thirty foi
one; If three selected Numbers are crawn, he
gets two hundred for one; if four selected Mum
hers are drawn, he gets thousand for one: i
five selected Numbers are drawn, FIVE thousand
Cor one; II six selected Numbers are drawn, if
teen thousand to one Remember if two, or more
selected Numbers are taken, and all those Mum
bers so selected are not drawn among the Twelve
Drawn Numbers, the Ticket is Blank.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1860-03-24
USEFUL HINTS TO PLANTERS WIVES.

USEFUL HINTS TO PLANTERS WIVES.
FIG PupDINo.- Six ounces Of Ggs chop
ped fine, six ounces of suct, three ounces OF
sugar, three eggs little nutmeg Boil it
three hours. -Four arrow root custard over it.
Burns OR ScALps.- Bind up the part
affected in cotton batting saturated in lamp
OIL or even common fresh butter. A slight
burn is often relieved by covering it with
wheat -four. Anything that will exclude
the air is good to relieve the pain and pre-
vent il famstion, by taking cold were the
burn exposed.
INFLAMED EYES "A strong decoction of
good green tea, sweetencd with loaf sugar,
and made smooth with thick sweet cream,
is often an effectual remedy for common
inflammation of the eyes. In severe cases
bind the tea leaves On for poultice; it is
soothing, cooling, and at least harmless.
have seen violent attack cured in forty-eight
hours by this treatment
M1NcE PIE WITHOUT MEAT.-Chop three
pounds Of suet very fine, and three pounds of
apples, (cored and pared wash and dry
three pounds Of currauts, stone and chop one
pound of jar raisins, beat and sift one pound
Of loaf sugar, cut twelve ounces Of candied
orange peel very fine, and six ounces of
citron; mix all we'll together with quarter
of an ounce of nutmeg, half quarter of an
ounce of cinnamon, six or eight cloves, and
half pint Of French brandy; cover it close
and keep it for use.
HAM OMELgTTE. Shave with a sharp
knife from the lean portion Of the ham, thin
bits enough to FIJI teacup. Turn them
into shallow dish with water enough to
cover them. When it boils break in five or
six eggs; sprinkle them with salt ard pep
per; put in bit of butter half the size of
an egg, and dip the liquid over the eggs till
they are done. Lay them out into tureen;
pour a quart of rich sweet milk over the
meat, and when it boils up tbicken it little
with smooth -four paste Now with knife
and fork cut the eggs into small bits, and
pour the meat and gravy over them. Stir
the whole together, and you have fine dish
for breakfast on spring morning.