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TO YENALzs
DR.. UHEEsEmAN's PILLS.

DR., Oh II Sc m ANS ILLS.
The combinatioHof In ngredients in these Pills ia
the resuit Cf O long and extensive practice. Trey
are mild in their operation and 1ot DO harm TO
the most delicste certain in correcting al irrsxu-
larties, Painful Meustru alton, rem, wing all OBJ
structions, whether from cold or otherwise, head
ache, pain in the side, pslpitstiOn "t the heart,
whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fStig as,
pain in the back and limbs, &C., disturbed aleep,
which arise from ihterru ution OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the enhancement Of q new era IN the treat.
ment OF II esulafities aud0As trucNsrs which have
consumer SO many to q fREHArURE GRAVE. No
Iemse can enjoy good health uulsss she s regular,
arg sehatS an oostruction takes place the gen.
sra naa.h begins to decline. These Pills form
pIATE and iIRsIsTkSsTI sI 1st,sSys suCCssR S'n poWT
BE pECEiVED. Take this sfyeriSemens T.,
your Druggist, ard tell him that yon ,ro.f ri.
REST nnd moSf RELIABLs FEMALE MEpI.
CINn IN THE WORLD, which is Comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been q Standard Remedy for oyer th;,t,
years. and are the most effectua one aver knaS.
for all complaints peculiar to Females. To IN
classes they are invaluable, sndxcins ,pith rev.
fr,nty, periodical regularity. They are known 4.
Thousands who have used them st di fer ent p.rods
throughout the country, having the sanction of
some ofthe most eminent Phys,einrs IN An -ic1
E3pliet dUeeftons, antins toheN they shopld OF B.
nsfd with each Bex-the Price One Dolln- ps- Boy
or Boxes for IS, containing from 81 20 30 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, rorptlv secure from obserys.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
HUTCHINS Il HILLYER, Proprietors,
dec 10-po1y.a ~ Cedar st, New York.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION FROM
YICKSBURG.
The Com m uni

The Comm unications Of the Enemy Cut off,
VIcKsBURG, Dec. 4, via CAIRO, Dec. 9.-Maj
Gen. Dana, by successful expedition from
Ficksburg, destroyed the Mississippi Central
Railroad for 30 miles above Big Black Gross
ing, including the Long Bridge at that place,
where the enemy were found in force, but the
work was thoroughly done. The troops re-
turned to yicksburg with a loss Of killed and
al woun ded and missing.
Twenty-Five thousand bales Of Confederate
cotton, and s3OO,OOO worth of other property
was destroyed.
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A CELEBRATED BLOCKADE RUNNER CAP.
TURED.

LIeut. CUH J aWes Z. JOuett, OF tne Unlted
States steamer Metacomet, writing to the Navy
Department from on board his vessel, off Reefs
OF Aacrans, Campucket Banks, under date Of
Nov. 27th, reports that while sailing from New
Orleans to that point, he overhauled and cap
tured the celebrated block ade running steamer
Susana, from Galveston, Texas, with cotton,
not, however, until he had fired many times
at her and she had thrown overheard q large
quantity of her cargo. She has been sent to
PhiIadeIphia for adjudication.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

New Ysrk Stock MaFket-First Beard.
tBy the Peoples Line-O1hce 5i1 Ninth street,
NEW YORK, Dec. lO.-U. s. 1881, coupon 6's,
ilsk; U. s. 520's, 10s; Certificates Of 1ndebt-
edIess, NX; Gold,sSx; n Z. Central, i3i &;
Michigan Central, 129K; Michigan Southern,
TX. Illinois Central, l29X; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1i0X; Cumberland Coal Preferred,
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Sax; Cleveland and Toledo, 1Os: Chicago and
Rock Island, 1O5k; Milwaukee and Prairie du
Ohiep, 52k; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Uhica-
CO. f0ik; Alton and Terra Haute SO; Chicago
and Northwestern, 42x; Quicksilver, 9lE.
Evening star., 1864-12-10
REJOICING IN THE NAVY OVER THE Re.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN.

U. s. SHIP NIAGARA, ANTWERP, 22d Nov,
1S6i.-Sr: Telegrams yesterday announced
the reelection OF his Excellency President
Lincoln. The Niagara was Immediately dressed
with our national flag flying at her mastheads.
Considering this to be the greatest and most
important contest of the war, and most glorious
In its results, have again dressed ship to.day
and at noon fired salute OF twenty one guns
1t is, believe, the first time since our ma ional
existence, that such demonstration was made
by any Of our ships Of war, but the occasion
seems SO momentous and all-glorious to me,
that could not resist the impulse to thus man
ifast my joy.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient SER
want, THos. T. CRAVEN,
Commodore, U. s. N
The Hon. GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary Of the
Navy, Washington, ID. Q.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

~ The rules OF Libby prison allowed but
six lines to the letters Of the soldiers confined
there 70 their friends at home. Here Is a speci-
men written within the limit: My dear wife
Yours receiyed-nO hopes Of exchange-send
corn starch-want socks--no money-rheupa-
tism in left tshoulder-pickles very good-send
sausages-God bless ycu-kiss the baby-Hail
Columbia Your devoted husband.
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REFUGEES

Seven men, five women End four children,
refugees from LynchbIrg, Va, presented
themselves at the Provost MarshaIs office this
morning They were comfortably clad, but
said they came North owing to the scarcity
and high prices Of provisions. Col. Ingraham
released them upon taking the oath Of allie
Rian ce.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT pRI-

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PRI-
VATE SALE-We offer for sale Lot on the
south SIDE ofG street, between Sixth and s. venth
streets west, near the Patent Office. improved on
the front by three story brick dwelling house.
containing ten rooms, and on the rear with an al
ley entrancel we,l-arranged four story brick
CINE and best of machinery for turning, pianing,
morticing. &c, among which is one of Gears eel
ebrated machines for cutting, planning, AMI mould
ing irregular forms Of wood.
This property is admirably adapted fora print
log office, book bipdery, any manufacturing
purposes, and will be sold with or without the ma
cha,nsIIy.t aneIyy.to JAS C. MeeU1RK Auo.;on and
Commission Merchants dcc3 eod79
Evening star., 1864-12-10

PREsOSAL-The gallant General Wright,
Of the 9th corps, has paid a hasty visit here,
and has proceeded to rejoin his command.
This morning the General had an interview
with the President and Secretary Of War
Evening star., 1864-12-10
TTRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
4 ESTATE

In pursuance Of q decree of the Circuit Court for
Prince Georges county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, passed in the case Of Thomas Welch VS..
Nicholas C. Stephen and Laura Jones. Admins
ths undersigned. as Trustee. win expose to Pubio
Sale at ths late residence Of Ethan A. Jones, de-
ceased, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the
2st day of Decemher 1854. at IL O'Clock m, f fair,
Of which the said Jones died seized aud possessed,
containing about 500 ACRES This property will
be sold In lots to suit purchasers aud is most sd
mirably situated for residences and for farming
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad and dis
tant but few minutes walk from Scages Station,
The sci! is naturally kind, and of good quality,
well dapted to grass. very easily i'm proven, has
r'sht he rendered most valuable and productive,
Ind llade first class Farm. The location is ele.
yatec commanding and healt thy, aad the society in
the neighborhoed excellent. It is sit9ated near
Miss Keechs Female Seminary. and th superior
should recommend 1t TO- the consideration of
capitalists; and those desirous of making a tu-
dicious investment would do well to attend the
The buildings consist of large Frame Dwelling,
Barn and other out-buildiugs.
This properly adjoins the lands Of Thcs Walker,
John Evers6eld. and the heirs Of Alex. Keech and
The terms Of sale, AZ prescribed by the decree,
are One half Of the purchase money in cash aad
the residue in twelve and eighteen nosths, with
interest from the day OF sale, to be secsred with
approved security On PAYMENT q the whole pur.
chase money, with interest. the Trustee II d.
fsetsS to convey the property to the in
'es se saws s.s.s%ss NJ o. srsfr4nss; rlassss.
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTlNDlp 10, the
Pstomae Tow Coppsny's boats, "Potomac."
"60v. Curtin" and "Beue Haysa." Apply TO the
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C,UMH ERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.

CUMH ERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL,
LUMBER, &C., &c.
WILLIAM r. SNOW & CO..
'07 Water street. Georgetown, D. G.
Havr sale at Wholesale snd retail,
rO0Tors CUMBERLAND COAL,
100 Tons ANTHRACITE COAL.
AL, large amount of very superior OAK.
Afh and Hickory
LUZ MBER.
of every description.
All of which VIII be sold on reasonable terms
All orders left at our once or addressed to US
through the Post ONCE will receive prompt atten
tion. VIM R. SNOW CO.,
1O7 Water street,
dec5-im Georsetown, D. G.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

~ The Wisconsin St ate Prison Is vacant,
and the jailor is away on a vacation.
~ Now Is the time to interfere with the do
nesiic arrangements Of the caterpillar
Evening star., 1864-12-10
THE GREATEST STORY OF MODERN TIMEa

THE GREATEST STORY OF MODERN TIMEA
There is now in course of publication In the col
umns ofthe
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
an original and thrilling romance, entitled
SYRIA, THE JEwEss;
THE MAGICIAN OF TOLEDO.
from the pen of the renowned romancer,
LOUIS LEON.
whose powerful romances, "THE SILVER sHYp"
and THE STEP DAUGHTBR's PORTION" so electri-
fed the reading world while running throus h the
columns of
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY,
now universally admitted to be the most Ierfeat
family literary journal in the world.
MoSkss sESkss;" r1ss5 Is sHE GREATEST STORY or
The plot is 50 cSmpIieaseda ifd shTn to hsa
ssn s from hs t. Of great
ended 50 coon Eys,ybody should read it. e.
same time strictly moral in tone and in the lesson
which it teaches.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY Is alss publishing
MRS. MARY J. HOLMES
GREAT STORY.
FAMILY PRIDE;
PURIFIED BY SUFFERING.
NJ, snt thro hout the United states and Gam.
adaS. dsH
Evening star., 1864-12-10
NIARINTe FASHIONABLE DANCING ACAI
lH ENVY, a
TEMPERANCE HALL,
Z street, between 9th and 10th sts. ~
LOST AND FOUND.

T vertised in yesterdays Star can be recovered
BY spplyinGg l. At the Barber Shop 4se Pa avenue
ss1, 9sta Fa Sssa
and 5r1Tn The owner can have it b, calling on
this ass
EOCND-A- SUM OF MONEY which the owner
hn can have BY applying at this Office and deser
7 EFT IN DRY GOOD STORE, between 9Th and
7th streets, on Tuesiav' 6th, brewn plush
MCFF: Whoever will bring the anne to Is Penn.
sylvania avenue, will receive 8 reward. de s-3tf
S5 REWARD:.Lost, in street car No 3 be; B :
will! Be paid by leaving the same At II street
&5 R1WARPMstrsZed aoy %r sssoleD. Wsd3e,day
R;sId F:'afnsd soSo S5sF aDTTGos WRissESs
sd BtAck COW With 1Rte Sit 'u up hsr soS back and
white tail: also, white on hind legs. Any one re:
turning her, or giving any information that will
ward Il from JohNsoS as near afRe' coz
lese gate, in Georgetown, D. @. 9-st'
S. Re h Sss on sXRE sxXsRPEnt as. IF sa
with bride and saddle. from 18th, between H and
& has ws and
ssp;s ;ss 18th street viii SiSFFssi&sor Fsi KING.
T -osTIA LEATHsR sATCHEI, this .7Thg!s;;
= 1. ID, day, morning cemne from the Capitol Hill
ssfO A liberal reward will be given if left at
Squire Ferguson's Office, corner Of Penn'a avenue
and 1st street west. d83t'
i HORSE. SADDLE and BRI DIE. Nay be seen
at Huguely 4 Bewens stable. New York avenue,
quested to come forward prove property. pay OK.
penses. and take him away. d33t*
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~ $50, DOOM
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT

CurAr wArqfhsss, ss,o2assTp asp ,rw.lRr AT
Suffers. Country n n sroh.nss. Pedl.r.. and sen.r.
al at traders supplied at immense bsrgains Watches
on ausy and n any Sua
Of fD xoTE furnisSsd;e Good csnsassins oisrss
sassa a4d f
York. nov 2I.im*
NEW SINGING AND PIANO FORTE GLASS
$50 eth street. Between Il asdI. ThEouxh his
new method, person having only slight knowl.
to read music readily and execute on the Piano
with rare perfection. As to the vocal part, he ar
rives At most extraordinary results. no32 lm
MOoRE's WEST END DRUG sT0RE; -
hand
aSD HbEgasfok 81 kS.f m
$SsS IS Fs:: M
e.: p4THknH TAshHrss teE 1t1ss
BfLTIARb m III I'd TABL1s nearly hs~.
nsh .sr! :: :. s &. n,Fs sol::: :.
i}tH street snd Rsnns1lvalis Avenue. NM-V
N1W YORK H0TEL. CORNER 7TH AND
?. A: BAILLY. PROPRIETOR.
Has the honor 70 II form his friends and the pub
iiS in geners; that he has orepsd
Meals rerved at any time. Game, Oysters 4s.nM
MI Baily win pay special sttsnt to the orders
for Balls and Soirees In his establish mont can be
found @ also the richest sasert%eHs Of Fancy Boxes
fos DE- Eesass%,s edsnn and Ne" Years Day 'r''eats
II ARGE MAP OF GEGRGIA.--Compiled under
IL the direction of the General Assembly; one
dses FRANcK TAYLOR
Evening star., 1864-12-10

few choice Engravipgs and Paintings for salt
at J. MARKRITER'S, No. 4s6 Seventh street
@Please remember the Number, 4s6. aud the
term Cash for Goods and Labor. sep l7-Smifs
Evening star., 1864-12-10

THE DRAFTED MEN.-The cases of the follow.
ing drafted men were disposed OF to-day by
the Board of Enrolment
First Sub -District-James E. Evans, fur
nished substitute.
Fifth Sub District.--L. Delger, detailed in
Navy Yard.
Trelfth Sub. District Charles Bell, accepted
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PERSONAL.

MADAM AHOLIAB. an im pressed medium still
w continues to reaI the past. present, and fu-
ture with great accuracy. AZ is able to ad vise
with Aafety in all matters Of i'm portance: No. 249
street. between AZ and 6th SITS, Island.
do lw~
Evening star., 1864-12-10

zoo PENNsYLVANIA AVENUE. zoo
OIC between I'd and 3D., DZS
II the best place In the city to get your
Boots, Shoes. Hats, and all sort Of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. and full assortment Of Boy g Oothins
Closed every Saturday.
dec s. eolms j. L, URPINHEIMKR
Evening star., 1864-12-10

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.-A Lady Burned TO
Drdh,-Y Yesterday afternoon, about three
o'clock, a shocking accident occurred on X
street, near Vermont avenue. Mrs. Mary Mar.
tin, who keeps boarding house in that Sec
ton, while passing q CRATE, her clothing took
fire, and she ran for assistance into the street.
but before the fire was extinguished, she was
SO badly burned that her death ensued in about
two hours afterwards. Deceased was 90 years
OF age.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

ToWINo RROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
"Gov. Curtin" and belle Hsvsn." Apply 10 the
Captains on board. or e tSSoHN n p.v1psor.
n UvI Water street, 0eosRctevB,
Evening star., 1864-12-10

TN NOTICE..
i HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX.
isting between Augustus Johnson. Of the city of
ger, RUFUS Wattles, and Alexander s. Gordon, Of
New York, composing the firm of Binineer & Co ,
for the second part, doing business in the city OF
Washing gton, under the name of
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO.,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. johnson is alone authorized to settle the
business and use the name Of the late firm In
liquidation.
Thanking the trade and the citizens for their
very liberal patronage. we ask them to extend the
fsne to the new concerns, both here and in Ba
more AUGUSTUS JOHNSON
FRANK BTNINGER,
RUFUS WAPTLES,
ALEXANDER 8, GORDON
Washin gton, Novembe !, 1854.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

d COpARTNERSHIP NOTICE
llEFERRING TO THE ABOVE NOTICE, WE
have this day formed partnership for the trans
action Of
THE WHOLESALE WINE
GENERAL SUTLER SUPPLY BUSINESS,
In the city OF Washington, under the firm of
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON & CO.,
At the Old Stand,
No. 2S9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
And in the city of Baltimore under the Arm of
JOHNSON & BEHR,
No. ~ WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Where our friends and patrons will find stock of
goods unsurpassed in quality and variety.
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON,
WILLIAM BEHR,
WashinRton, Nov. !, 1854. de9-6t
Evening star., 1864-12-10

RRCoMMITTKD -To-day, by order Of the
Secretary Of War, Louis Heilbnrn, Samuel
Heilburn, Isaac Sickles, Meyer Wallach and
Phillip Wallach. merchants of this city,
charged with selling goods to blockade rum
ners, were re. committed to the Old Capitol.
These parties, it will be remembered, were
arrested several weeks ago and were lmpris-
oned in the Old Capitol, but were released a
few days afterwards upon their parole Of
swer any charges that might be brought against
them.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

WIN. KNABE CO., GOLD MEDAL PIANOS.
The sole Agency of this celebrated Piano
is at No. 49S 18th ct. west, above Pa. av.,V1vVv
where they can be hired or purchased at accomo-
dating terms. Second hand pianos bought and
taken in exchange for new ones:
oc 81 eod3m* FIR. @. Rv CHENBACH,
Evening star., 1864-12-10
, GARD vIsITE FRAMES.
PICT Q 3 4 8.

French Gilt, Swiss Carved wood, and American
Com position Card Frames in variety.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

FoR sALI-A ROUTE OF THB STAR. Apply
at No. 500 7th street. bet L and M dec a.u
Evening star., 1864-12-10
WINDOW SHADES.

Different celors and sizes Window Shades In
store Orders for any required style or size Shade
mads tn order.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

hO6 PICTURE CORD AND TAssgLs. hOS
Different sizes and colors Picture Cord and TAs-
Evening star., 1864-12-10

TRIAL OF CHARLES f. WATERS, OF BALTI-
MoRE-The Military Commission, in session
on F street, in this city. this morning took up
the case of Chas. T.. Waters, hardware mer-
chant in Charles street, Baltimore, in which
Pardon Worsley was the principal witness for
the Government.
The accused is charged with selling goods to
blockade runners to be carried in the rebel
lines.
Evidence was taken pro and con in the case,
and at o'clock the Court adjourned, to res ume
the case on Monday next.
Evening star., 1864-12-10

IT, NEW YORK WEEKLY il for sale by every
Nr.sAF ent through ghout the United States and Cam
sdaS. de- st
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
an Quiet ON the Potomao.

ARMY OF THE PoToMAC, Jan. 21.-
Nothing of special interest has transpired
within our lines for several days. The
enemy appears to enjoy similar state
of quietude
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
90.

Cash Assets.............$65O.0 900 co.
II. KELLOGG, Pres. W. B. CLARK, sect'y.
In ske equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash
Spouse 10 losses, the PHOENIX stands pre-emiRetly at
Che head Of lis profession ,ve is extensive, prGcti
tcd end rsclass business system of local agencies,
is not ecelted By any similar corporation e World
IHsurancies solicited, and policies issued and
uewed in this leading Corporation at fair rates by
J. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent, ~,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
NEW SONG. lie

THE SOLDIERS ORPHAN BRIDEEAh new
Song. Words by Mrs. H. Plout; Music by
Prof Chas. Matthias, of this city. Price 80 els
Mailed upon receipt of market price. ~.
This song is worthy OF great run, as fireworks
are good and the music beautiful, the harmony
unexeepfionabls, proving the author master Of
thorough bass. Prof Matthias is an unassaming
musician of the first class and his excellent CONF
positions should be encouraged BY every one in
terestsd in the art of music. 1900 .f'f.
.i WARREN & CONJUNCTION,
f. No Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
AvesseI saved.

New York, Jan. 21.-The ship Carl
baldi came off Southwest Point yesterday
unchanged, and proceeds on her voyage
to San Francisco with the first. fair wind.
The steamer Cambria from Hilton
Head, 18th, brings the 18th Ohio regi-
ment, on furlough.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-23
New York Specials.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-Gen. Butler
left to-day for Fort Monroe, hopeful of
being able to relieve our prisoners at
Richmond within month Hewill not
recede an inch from the high position he
has taken with the Confederate authori-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-04-06
PROSPECTS.

1t seems to be the prevailing impression,
that Gen. Grant, "the man on horseback, y
is to march on Richmond shortly, with $780,.
900 men and that Farrague is to dash into
Charleston one of these days with innumer.
able launches, that have just been shipped
for that neighborhood. We record no
opinion as to the first proposition, but we
think for the,latter, the "sign's right" as
Jonathan says. We have DO doubt our
Generals will keep their "eyes skinned, in
every quarter, for the entire Army is said
never to have been in better condition, than
at present. No doubt Richmond and
Charleston enter largely into their pro-
gramme for Foreign capital; but they will
have to maneuvre long around the first, be-
fore they can bring their demoralized forces
to face the music, with the ghost of Dahl'
gren stalking around their midnight watch
es; as to the second, we believe the debris
of the old Fort almost enough to keep them
at bay! But Gen. Beauregard will not be
taken unawares, we feel assured, and anoth-
er summer may help to thin the ranks of
the gandals who are too cowardly to face the
front of battle, but place in the van the
poor misguided devils they have stolen from
kind and indulgent masters.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-04-06
FAsT DAY.

Friday next is the day set apart BY Con-
gress, through the Proclamation of Presi.
dent Davis, as one Of. Fasting, Humiliation
and Prayer, and as such we hope it will be
generally observed throughout the length
and breadth Of the Confederacy. Whether
ornot there are those who do not believe in
the efficacy of prayer, there is a moral, a
sublimity in the idea of q united people ac.
knowledging their manifold transgressions,
and dependence ON Him, without whose
knowledge the smallest sparrow falls not to
the ground. Let the day, then, be obser-
we'd by all men, and classes of people; let
each denomination approach and take hold,
ssitwsre, of the horns of one common altar,
and their prayers unite in holy cadence for
the safety Of our common country, and the
veal of our brave defenders.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-04-06

RECIPE FOR THE TIMES. II have the
opportunity of knowing that many persons
use -four who can not procure lard; and as
the times are hard, I will give plan for
making bread which / at. all times regard
as Infinitely better than bread made Of hogs
grease and physfc (soda, ssleratus, cream
tartar, &c.) 32s....sS;. 2zs5;s.S;
Take the quantity of -four to be used,
with salt added to suit the taste !; pour npon
it boiling water. stir with spoon, and
when sufficiently cool to handle, place the
dough upon board covered with flour, and
roll it to the thickness of half an inch; cut
about the same width, and roll it round
with your hand as you would marbles; then
bake ina hot pot stove or oven Covering
the vessel with aour) until brown. This
bread will be light, nice and sweet. Il
rises upon the principle Of expansion by
heat. ...', ~ 81 -
Persons who imagine they can not eat;
bread which does not contain fat and drugs.
may use butter or syrup, and the most cul.
tiVated taste scarcely observes the difference.
This have seen tried upon the most fas.
tldious. VEGETARIAN.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-04-06
RECEIVED.

The second number of "7he Age," for
February, embraces variety of articles Sc
lected from late European periodicals, and a
due proportion of original articles.
Contents.-Twin Bigotries; French Con-
quest of Mexico All in the wrong, or, A
Tanner Tanned; A Savage Archipelago ;
Shot aud Shell; The Great Bohemia ;
Gamesters and Gambling Houses; Panla-
'tinism Editors Table; Literary Miscellany
making volume of eighty pages Of read
ing matter.
PR1cE-single number, s2;.subscription
for three months, 81 six months, So.
The ornamented cover is in good taste.
We learn that after the March number, the
Editors expect to make their monthly issues
OF an earlier period.