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Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

The Chicago Journal of the l3th tells the
following extraordinary story:
This morning, a case was examined before
Justice Atkin, which has an air of romance
around it, and exhibits revelation of real life
! from which most thrilling tale of fiction could
be wrought. A woman named Ellen Wclch
was found last night by one of the policemen
rowing about the Streets slightly intoxicated.
She was arrested upon the charge of vagrancy.
Parties who are known to her history inform
US ibat some five or six years ago Ellen ran
away i-om Ireland in company with dashng
younp Irishm2n whom her parents had forbid.
den her to marry. Her father lived at Castle
kearney, and was a Iaan OF opulcnce and influ-
ence, and Ellen had been well brought up
But with that perverseness which Is always
characteristic of love, was bent on marrying
ihe young officer. She accordingly eloped
with him, and came TO Philadelphia, where
she was married.
She lived with her husband about a year, at
the expiration of which time he died. She
then came TO Chicago and married again, bot
again was doomed to misfortune. Her hus.
band, who had the reputation of being an excel
lent man, was drowned in the river bv fallinr
from a schooner. Ellen maintained herself by
sewing for time, but finally fell in with dis
reputable characters, who fleeced her out of her
clothing, and an allowance of thirty dollars
which the received every three month. from
her father, through the priest. She took to
drinking and by gradual descenls soon fell to
low depth. We know from ndubtabe sources
that this woman, This morning arraIgned before
the Police Court for being common vagrant,
is an own niece to Daniel O'Conneli, the great
Irise orator and relorner, her mother, Mary
O'Connel, beng his sister. Her parents. as
we said before, occupy Castle Kearney, in Ire
land, age are known through the length and
breadth of Ireland as family OF opuence, and
widely esteemed for their many acts OF kind.
| ness.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

THE FAST YOUNG MAN OF 1000 b. C. AND
THE FATS YOUNG MAN OF $500 A. D.-Rey.
Eldrldge G. Brooks, Of the Twentieth street
UnIversalist Church, New York, preached last
Sunday afternoon the eighth of his series OF
dlscourses on the {. Representative Characters
OF the Old Testament" choosing for his sub,
ject "Absalom, the Fast Young Man" The
text was from Samuel, XIV. %, and XIV. |:
" In all Israel there was none to be so much
pased as Absalom for his beauty. K X
And absaIom prepared him charots and horses
and fifty men to run before him."
Alter rectlng the career of Absalom, as re.
corded In the Scriptures and supported by the
c0rro5eratlye testimony OF ancient historians
and showing that his mode OF extravagant liy-
Ing, his crimes, his base ingratlude to his royal
father, the fact that his death was caused by
one OF the personal attractions Of which he was
so proud, and that he was buried in great
PIT IN the wood" 6ad covered with a nameless
heap OF stones, the speaker proceeded:
"And after thls review of his career, need
say why he reached that eRd, or that only too
graphically he represents the methods, tenden.
cIes, and inevitable results Of Fast Young
Man! Life is ever. through all change oftIme
aud circumstance, essentially the same. Names
and dates differ; scenery, customs and actors
change; situations and attitudes vary; but it
is essentially the same great drama that is con.
stantly acted over and over again on The stage
OF the world. Substitute Bloomlngdule road
Tor the riding courses of Judea-the brown
stone fronts and the luxurious appointments of
modern arlstocracy for the dwelling and furni
lure OF the Jews-Or the drinking shop, the
" "a hi DU HplI and tho n
prostitution of to-day for the haunts of the dis
Goute 10 the shadow of Mount Zlon-and with
this difference, the fast young man of this city
and to day, whether one of the roughs or one
ofthe ton, whether on the Bowery or on Broad.
way, IS the same in his cardinal estimate ,f
life, IN substantive aims and character, and in
the direction ard tendency of his course as
this fast young man of two thousand eight hun.
dred years ago. Absslom is dead and the
great heap OF stones piled above his dshonored
body has crumbled, and his burial place is for
gotten; but never since he so Unanimously en-
ded his career, have there failed TO be thos G
who IN some way were re enactlng his part
and to-day there are vast numbers IN the world
who have only to look to him, in the kind of
life he lived, in the kind OF character he formed,
in The kind Of death he died, to see what essen
TALLY Is thciy lIfe-what the character towards
which hey are aiming, and what, unless they
change themselves betlmes, will be the kind of
death they Will surely die"
Smyrna times., 1860-02-23

WEDDING took place in Detroit, the other
day, between an aged female ofsixty- five years
and young man OF twenty.one. They were
cousins. and on uniting themselves in matri-
mony, they became possessed of ten thousand
dollars by bequest. The donor of this money
had, upon his death.bed, wlled them Eve thous.
and dollars eacb, on the condition that they
married in tho family.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-06

Persons living 81 . dlftance should b extremely
eantfpes OF xhSm thes sgaeT Lottery leSeis OF tef
tiEnates q Packages of Tickets. Tbs eountTg -
aokdea 1sth bogus ana ssIneiing lsntterles- Every
hduesuent . bed eat 70 80 icf snns 70 s1te1' 30
sew IN lital Prizes ii ifons SO Doa s<es
oc8 bead thsir schsnzes--sI-h Tickets - One 1oleT
alec eco Capital fFlzes eAeFcs, iickets - Al.
sue b. i1 every i stance, are usras, enu II Ho-et
seat % thes1 tickets. u n1acbitbroNn e~ss
y thsai the shaxaos Of = Of kftfn< prize
Beware Of al letiHrles - here siie c-f.iA 1fi-e
"a 80 ~ tsrse IN con parzssn ihe prise 81 Isek
eaz Il every irs.a1cs here large pI,ss are eae1-
20 lar snail csst Iicke.s, pei u do.a fsr CO..
-s<S Managers.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-06

n KIRKPATRICK sons So. 81 soxrs trlzp
ID ssszzn hef1 cen Market and cAestnat Stress
FEll1dclsz1 hkks feI sale
DRr q SAErzD xpxSEsH HlpEs.
nv saa erezn s-ed Fst1s Kspz. T.nnsrs Oh. a.
- - f,er-;sr = fo..i. a fAs lowest priceEa1a
- sss,ssss ~ Leather n the rough vsa5ee fer
xIsr4 80 ti<hs<t Mzr<ct Rtsss -, - ss<-~s1
ezzh 81 azksn - xkehz4E slef f4@re- -e---'e4
- q sEzrxe ss1 so11 - eazs alzssapn-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-06
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR cERrrrrcArEs

Enclose the amount of money TO address for
what you wish TO purchases; name the Lottery IN
which you ish Il invested, and whether you wish
Sholes, Halves or Quarters, Zig hthE reeeips
Of which send what Is ordered by nrst mail, to-
gether with the scheme.
Immediately after the drawing Printed Drawing
certified 10 by the Commissioners, WILDE sent, with
an Explanation.
sS- Purchasers wiliplease write their signature.
plain and give the name Of their Post Office county
and State
Ancommunieationsstrictlyc
HE Allprizes OF 81 0ooaad 1Rd er paid Immediately
yafter the drawing-otheI prize satthe tim eof
forty days.
IPwood Eddy Co.'s lotteries are drawn =.
Aug usIa, Georgia, and wilmington, Delaware.
Address order 20 OF Tickets or CertincAtes byM
OF Express 10 bedircctsdto
WOOD, EDDY CO. Augusta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO. Atlanta Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington Delaware
aS-Carcuiars containing Schemes for the moth
will De sent free Of expense by addressing above.
jan27
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tuesday, Nay 2ah--Sveepstskes for untried three
year olds-Slc0 entTance-S25 foTfeit-One mile
beats-ihree more to fill the stake-Club to
add 500 if the Is
Wednesday, May S0th.Jockey Club Purse s300-Two
mile heats.
Thursday, Aay 31t-Sweepstakes fer three year olds
j mile heats-$I00 entrance-$50 forfeit-three
more to fill the stake-Club to add Sl0V u the
race is run.
Friday, June 1st-Proprietor' Purse-s2oo One
Mile Heats
Saturday JuTss 2d.-Jockey Club Purse Si00-Two
Mile Heats.
Same Ddy-Sweepstakes tor three year oIds--single
dash or miles-SI00 EntraHce-S50 forfeit
three or more to fill the Stake-Club to add 500
If the race is run.
To name and close LIST of March. Five per cent
ira for club meney-ali entries to be made TO
the undersigned. F. CHEATHAM,
fcb2o-td Proprietor.
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GRAND
Extraordinary Drawing.
To take place As above specified -sf
One Grand Prize Of 100000

Whole Tickets $50 Halves SO; cuarters$5
Certificates Of Packages be sold N the following
rates, y kich Is the risA:
ceruhcste Of Package Of &c whole Ticl ets 500 90
% Is half I4Q 50
90 q qoarter 7S7S
Z" % eighth 81 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-06
Fine Teas.

Just received . large lot Of Ne FIUs ULTRA,
BLACK and PLANTATION INPERIkE TEAS. Thess
Tens are considered the best imported and for the
sale Of which we are sole agents.
Ian1s-tf 10. G. BROWN EvASs
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EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
Il ny, in Connection With the Roads below, are
running an Exp ess Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah 20 Nashville at slower speed ,butwith
be same certainty their passenger trains. No de
lay TO freights by this IoHte. (. W. COLE,
lan2I-u. Supt.
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Louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
- Ezs ~ -


TWO through Express Passenger Trains between
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close conDec-
tons at Louisville ior New York Boston, Ph'ladel.
ph.a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, Cincinnati, 81. Lomis, and the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January ed 1850, trains
will run follows:
Firsttrainleaves Nashville at $50 NJ daily stop.
ping at Galiatin Bowling Green, Glasgow Junction,
ElzabeIhtown and all regular stations when signal
led by a flag, anu arriving IN Louisville e: ESQ
M Returning, leaves Louisville 800 p. NJ, stop
ping as above, and arriving IN Nashville at o.05
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Nashvil at % 80 A. NJ daily
Sundays excepted stopping first train, and ar
irving in Louisville at Sac P. NJ. Returning leaves
Louisville at 74o A NJ, stopping above, and ar
ing in Nashyilea at $50 p. NJ.
Gallatin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays excepted) at 3:l5 Z. NJ, and arriv-
ing IN Gallatin at5:i0P. n. Returning leaves Gala
tin at 90 A NJ, and arrives IN Nashville at e:l0
A. NJ. JNO. b. ANDERSON Sup't
A. J. Field. Gen l1icket Ag't jan25-dtf
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BLACKSMITHING
In ALL ITS BKANt HE'S.
sAsp - chafeA eetxssa Cherry ass ceikzsssz,
Nashville, Tenn.

THE rn<s<<lzz<e r-sr<c<EeIly En<zrns tss pubIss
tAzt - - ze<<z<If la<<a zss zes sc s4sf1 znzE
rEes@Fs1 - e Hs<<ss ssAEf 81 ~ ~ As k-z,
ssh - Hnts< sz<zl1f- nexs5 z:sRsz ia. A. -
n he test usnAez s1< e <E2ts zzle- Hs 1oslels<
s.ass-a is~@l
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general assortment OF Paints, OILS, varnishes.
Zines. Fishirg Tackle, Perfamery, Brushes, bye
purchasers.
10. @. BROWN & EVANS.
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Ordinary Drawing.
Approximation Prizes
.amonntin 70 sas0,oos
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS Quarters So SO

Certificates Of packages IN the Ordinary drawings
will be sold at the following -ates, which is the rsk:
Certificate Of Package OF 10 hole Tickets. $50
"a =. DO Half % -. 30
% 10 Quarter e -. 20
g. 10 Eighth 10
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Transportation.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R
- 80
Change of Schedule.
On AND AFTER

Su nday next. FEB. 20. le6u,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
viii run follows: -
GOING EAST
Leave Nashville at $50, A. n and S,f r.
Arrive at ChattAnoota p ~ ,ana A. n
COMING WEST
Leavee Chattanooga st A n. and r Il.
Arrive at Nashville at clio ?. 4. and A. q.
Ii rail connection, and shortestro route Boston,
IA New YORK, Phiadelphia, Baltimore, Washing
ton CITY, Richmond, Petersburg, Lynehbnrg, Knox
vile, Savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &C.
Both Trains connect at Stevenson with Trains on
Memphis and Charleston Railroad ana at Chattanoo-
ga nth Trains on East Tennessee and Georgia and
Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at any hour or appli.
cation to Ticket Agent, ofice Depot to the fol.
lowing places. and at the following prices viz:
Nashville to New York via Char lesion 8 C xs0 M
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Prizes Paid Immediately after IN
DraAIaE.
CATION.

- ll,rdsr sd oresscf - F-asScE -DnoADrtSss Z
o wifmtnRtun Del. - Iimtef sfiL pEcmFt aften-
len ia l. lated seEt assoen -
Orer.
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west.
rhe Great Western and North west shortLsne Rouis
1859. FALi. aRRANGRuENT.isse.
Two Daily Trains 20 81. Louis, Cincinnati
aud Chicago.
nN and after DECEMBER 9Th 1850, Passenger
~ Trains y ~ leave New AfbaEy as follows.
io.fo A NJ, ChicAso and -. Loals Express Nail
DAILY exsePf Sundays )reachinES 80 L1uis Al II SO
A NJ, AID chieago Al l0sso 4. II: csncinratl "a
iesis Z. NJ
le:is ?. u. Chicago and 81 Louis SieAt Express
fl1ail9 excepf SataraAysl, reashiHs - fssai< 81
lSofs NJ, and Ca1easo ~ l0s4o 4. ~ o. estsr-
y DAY Nights Tale ifsia runs oaly 20 kiichsl. re-
tnrnlng Aondsy morninsk.
las p. n Aitrheii Aceon,usodation fnzIfy except
canesys). Retnrninf. cssnnecte sstk tAs train
frem 81 Louis ~ go A. ~, reachiHg Asw al
eany ~ s-e5 r. n. izoa8sFlils esse r. q.
Trains leave -. feas ~ O so A n, sd &c ?.
n. arriving II LSslsfa.s ~ e:i5 A u sne ssso
p
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a fzzzx Co. oli I4@ps, = s@Fsaaz styles. szted
= $500 - rs kllzs, ER3D< Gu
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(iprry Sfables.
LIVERY STABLE.

yITM.T. WRIGHT CO., would respect "a
w fully inform tn ecitizens of Nashville in
and the public generally that they have N
purchased the wellknog Livery Stable the stoci
and axtures form erly upied by VIM Philips or
Market street jus tbelow the Square
Wehave irst-rate lots and box-stalls TO accommc-
datedrovers and IL our friends who may favor uf
with their patronage.
We pledg es atisfactioninall ases
We havea largenumbe ffn eSaddle Horse and
ne Buggies o hire atall times
Thefactis we do notinten dbein surpassed bya9
5tabiein theSoutherDcountry. Comeaiong and sc.
for yourselves.
feb3-ly WHIT. WRIGHT & CO.
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Our Catalogue refers but partially to the GOODS
(kept by us) in their respective departments
To friends and patrons We beg TO say, that our
stock viii be equal If not superior to any we have
bereta lore offered: and most respectfully invite
binaiiOn Of it, assuring ali who may favor us
with a CALI That they viii fild prices uniformly
low, and terms most liberal, allowing hand
some DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are now re-
ceising st ck daily.
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Our Stock

o. fiA,sasioa Shoes Is eompicts. Also-Hoass Ser
vsa''s sAss< Of sas very best quality
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Paipeappoteyisr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PaiBcann0teXisI WherethlsP laSteTiS apple
Rheumatism Lamencss stiffness, Weakness de
bility Nervousness, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cough
and Colds Pains and Aches ofeyery kind ,downeye
to Corns ARE IA AEDiATELY Kelley I'D and with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag.
calinfuence of the MAGNETIC PLASTER 1t is the
simplest ,surest safest
sdyin existence Itsi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Eeebidnfant. To eachand aliit wiIprove Balm
and a8lessing. Its useistgreeabie and with out
uoyaace trouble- Its prceis within reach ofall-
rich or poor; ailmay haveit, ana aiIshould hayen
whoare Sick and suherinrin any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER II will he the
Good Phi sciai4iE any household ready at al ines
and Of slant notice.
Putupin iir-tighttiD boxes. Each box via MAKE
six to eight pasters and any hid can spread them
Price26c entsa box ,wthfuD andplaip directions.
ID. C. MOREHEAD. NJ. D.,
fnuentorGnd Prophet 19 Walker street ,NetU ToTl
AOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLASTER is SOLD BIZ
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERYWHERE.
July29-deodAweowIyIn
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4 BLOODLESS VICTORY!!!
100000 Boxes Sold Of
ANOREHEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

TT,HISenormousq quantity ofthis In valuable Rene
dy has been purchased : citizens of the United
States during the short time i; has been before the
pablc. The reason for thse Extraordinary snccessi e
simply in the sctualtruth and value ofthe article.
No one buystbe MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. Itpsrforms all that's promised
and Carries with il its nleDdation- Truly
this isa yict0ry-peacefaIaDdb loodless-b1t We be-
eve notices. glorious than the triumphs of war With
its train ofcarBsg c and desolatioD
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest strengths and Pain Destroyer that Sci
ence has yetdiscoyered. IfyOuputthisPiasterany
where, ii Paints there the Plaster vii stick there
untlItbe Panhas vanished FnePlastel magnetizes
he Pain and
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Every other Ticket Prize.
Prizes payable in full without deduction
Ia Asss LottTssssrery Prizeis drarh!

And - APPROXIMATIONS prizes ranging from $50
up 10 $50.
IS sssprizes-... -. smenntin 10 s3s0, 600
NboieTlek etss 1 o Halves Is .ooarterss:se
Persons no dessrs need only fenilthe risk On
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SCHEME.
rand Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware

On THE HAVANA PLAN-
ExfTa Class ID.
70 pc drawnin Wilmington, Del.wars, Wednesday
Feb. %. ls6o.
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CERTIFICATE FROM DIR. HAYES.
Assnuer IN Tie Sfnte Of ILrssochnsetts

~ have analysed the Conce trated Leavcn manufac
tured by Messrs. Eaw Chamberlm Co., with reference
to its purity and efficacy Of action in producing the eff
feet OF yeast dstendg dough and thereby rendering
Ii lit for making bread This article is skilliuily COM
pounded from perfectly pure materials which leave
nothing but vegetable salt which is essentially desir'
able food in the bread II rises the dough without
sumin The other principle in the flour, per
icctlv and the weiah of -four will produce more
sweet paatae bread than be obtained through the
aid yeast while and pastry aluable
1t 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 extended use. Respectfully,
A. A. HAYES, State Assayer,
l6 Bnxlstnn ST. Rnston. Sent Is. 1870.
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a}allroa0s.
Ensr0N & WORCESTER

DnS,TON G. XVnPCESTER
lsasseai1leessee DOSlO +N - W ~, -
- .kAI LR0AD - WAnGR A u < O e
--@-7-----s-2-~AEN1, commencing MpNDAii NV 20
PASSENGER TRAITS .eave for Boston as tolloWs:
Leave orcester al AS Exp, I, S4O a. NJ 5;za Exp,
400, ll20 Exp. The l35, l. $40 a. m ana 4Ov p, ~;
from the Lower station,
Millbury $40 q. n. $40 D. m.
Grafton, III 1905 a. m. AIS D.
Westboro, 49, 10. Il a. M, 430 p m.
Souihboro, iSS l925 "a m 4 80 p. m
Cerdaville, IA 1928 q. III. Az p. III.
Milford. 7,io. 8 % a. NJ. 400 p, m.
NNorIhhnoro 4 a, m. ~ p I N
Fran,inohas,n OK Sts1hnsp 10 IN so m ol5Au
ES: 2uz' y 70 Emp a. ~ i. ~
s1toh, 10 u, l!vv d. u z.zo' o'V' oIZ p' H.
.it1e o.1o a. ~ 90 ~ ~. On a,
Nvwtnh Lower ans o.i9 9oo a. M l5V 54V p m Al
so W eoesuay al ~ p m an9 SAiuraay ?; M M
-, ~ y se t u ~ ~, - VI, 30, ~
III! ~. u, a 50 40 9d9 no o. p III Also wednesday
at 49, h. ~ u uis ~ H. IN ,,s =, On x on
90 ~" ia ~. !" ~ a. VI, LID ~ :, Low
n p III, Aiso .tsuH! io'io p H. vi HunuaE'
7lil cohheciloh Win pas Oh tharles flNer braIch
rr rr IkAlS ~ leave Ilsoston' rs iollo% M soo
y. ~ IL DIV EAp d. H. Low h>@p 'VV
~ al Ji 80 rian;: > EAp; p; N
i iirai4uIN 10 d m 9V' p "a.
$3.50 I'LL, - a: III I'o9' D. y T. III
~ ~S rIoi - - = M ~ , ~ p m
Sathhr ~ -; - d. H. i' VI PA < ~ p III,
AsiIalH 40 a m i5u, 50O p M
SdiiIfH' 70 a; m Low 40 p IT,
Nyar iinn,9 IL d NJ So = n
FramiUpbssn no Il M az az ~ p M On AK
3 a, FHn M TO- o'oV Exp a. M ASo Exp 40
0Si t;AP P m
FF M 1tN
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How to use it.


We append few recipes, but be used with great
advantage in all other kinds Of cakes also in fruit pud'
dines and other pastry
BREAKFAST AND TEA ROILs.-Two or three tea
Gour to one quart of four thoroughly BY passing
two three times through seive; rub in piece OF but
ter Of half the Of egg. and make the paste with
cold mix or water milk is preerable3 barely stih
avoided Cut into desired form, and place Immediately
In a hot oven and bake quickly.
LOAF BREAD--The same proportions of Leavena and
-four sed together above; omit the butter aud make
the paste stf enough TO knead into loaf and bake i'm
mediately in SLOW oven.
GRAHAM BREAD Three teaspoonfGlls Of Leaven to
one quart of wheat meal ed together; add gill
molasses and two make the paste thin with milk
aud bake in SLOW oven
BROWN BREAD. Three teaspoonfuls of Leaven, one
PIN OF flour and one pint Of corn meal all wei sed to-
gether; add two eggs and about gill molasses make
the paste thin with milk and bake slowly
BUeKwHEAT CAKES.-Flour and milk sufficient to
maAe one guar, OF batter' add one egg then three tea
spooIus pi Leaveni beat to froth, and cook quick
DTMPLINGS.-Sift together one quart of -four and
two teaspouuls OF Leaven rub in piece hutter half
as arge egg; mix with cold milk water and boil
cups of -four ana teaspooniuls Leaven; put in
hail cup Of butter and cup and hall OF sugar; mix
with cold milk To stiff batter add spice suit
the taste ana bake immediately
CINgINNATI SPONGE CAKE.-Two cups of white
sugar beaten with the voks OF six eegstie whites Of
SIX eggs beaten TO trth; then beat all together add
three caps Of sfed -four cup water and three
spuCnfuls of Leaven flavor with two teaspoOnuls Of
lemon, and bake in quick
JUMBLES,Siit together quart of -four and three
teasponnuls of Leaven; rub in teaspoonful of
ter; add cup and half OF white sugar spice TO
Sit the taste; mix sf enough 10 roll out and bake
quick
ELECTION CAKF.-one quart of -four and three tea
sponutas of Leaveu sed together; add cup butter
one pUud OF currants. two of white sugar and
tca>l 5OUful of cinnamon mix with cold milk stiff
batler and bake in slow oven.
C0&N CAKE.-One pint each of -four and Indian
and three teaspoonuls of Leayen, well
&c her; add one gill of moiasses two eggs mix thin
with milk ana bake in slow oven.
cur CAKE.-Five cups of -four aud three teaspoon
tus If Leaven sftcd together; add cup of butter
twu OF and two eggs, all beat together mix with
milk; then ada cup OF and spce the
taste. Bake about half an hour.
LADIES CAKE.-Three-quarter of a pound of huur
and four ea'poonfus of L0aven sifted together; one
pouid Of sugar and six of butter beaten TO a
cream; the whites of eight eggs well beaten, ana the
juice II one lemon mix with milk
WEBSTER CAKE.-Five cups of -four, three teaspoon
fuls If Leayen three cups OF bnttei one
Of mi and two eggs fruit and spice the Bake
about halt an hour.
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