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North Carolina convention.

RALEIGH, N. c., Jcno 1.-The State Convention re-
assembled this morning. Mr.. McLeher. of Caswell,
from the select committee to which referred Mr..
McDonalls resolution inquiring what has been done
by the committee appointed to ascertain what is
to be done to restore the State TO the Federal
Union. reported the following substitute and recon-
mended its adoption:
Whereas the people of the State of North Carolina
have manifested their loyalty to the Federal Govern
ment by promptly adopting snch measures as were
deemed necessary to restore them to the ir former re-
latiOns to that Government, to wit An ordinance
declaring null and void the ordinance OF SECESSION an
ordinance prohibiting slavery in the State OF North
Carolina, an ordinance prohibiting the payment Of
all public debts created incurred in aid OF tho re-
bellion which said ordinances have become part or
the organic law of the State; and whereas. the rea
tons of the State to the General Government have
not yet been fully recognized: and whereas the people
OF the State do ardenty desire that whatever obsa-
clcs sill in the way be removed be 1t therefore
Resolned, That committee ofseven be appointed
by the President of this Convention to proceed to
Washington and confer with the authorities and the
General Government, and report the result of this
conference to this Convention at an early day.
Mr.. Ward introduced an ordinance to incorporate
the North Carolina Petroleum and Mining Company.
An ordinance for exchanging the stocks of the
State for bonds issued before 1861 was read the first
Mr.. McRae introduced an ordinance to enable the
Fayetteville and Florence Railroad Company to es-
tabsh National bank in the town OF Fayetteville.
Referred to the Committee on Currency.
The Convention then resumed the consideration Of
the revised constitution.
as an additional section to the Bill of Rights:
All courts should be open. and every person for an
injury done him his lands. goods person or repu
tation shall have remedies by due course OF law and
right and justice administered without sale, denial
delay.
No soldier shall in time Of peace DO quartered in
any house without the consent of the owner, nor in
time of war but in manner, &c to be prescribed by
law.
Which were adopted.
On motion of MIR Moore, of Wake, the following
section was incorporated in article second, between
sections thirteen and fourteen, of the and laws
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State
of North Carolina as llows:-Each member Of the
General Assembly shall take oath or afirma-
ton that he is consitutionay qualified to take his
seat, to the best of his knowledge and belief.
Some portions of the constitution were referred
abridgement. after which the Convention adjourned
for the day.
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schr Marinetta. utaD for Demarara, in tow of

Schr Marnetta, utaD for Demarara, in tow Of
Mary.
Ship Johanne Wilhelmine, from Bremen and brig
W h Sawyer, from Matanzas, are reported below.
Went TO Sea.
Brig Georgia, Holt hence for Cardenas. went to sea
Arrived from Baltimore.
Steamer Cumberland Reid, hence at Charleston
4th inst and would sail on her return 9th.
By Telegraph.
ITO Merchants Exchange and News Room
Boston cleared 5th-Schr r ? Reynad Rrice, for
Baltimore.
Ship Washington, Booth, cleared Mt New ork I'd
inst for Valparaiso and ballast mot before re-
ported and sailed Sd.
Ship Duisburg, Pruss) Holies sailed from Brem-
erhaven 2st ult for New York.
Ship Washington Booth, cleared at New York Attn
inst for Valparaiso and Callao.
Ship C0rdellera, (Br) Berry. cleared at New y ork
4th inst for Baltimore, to load for kanagawa.
Mayaguez. ? h, in port May 2Oth-Bark Gazelle
Black. from Narbadoes for New York brlgs a, L
an lsm a for IS days. smith from New
arrived 10Th do; Olivia, formerly Ocean Belle. Of
BALTIMORE Miller from New Orleans. disGhargiinTg
goth, brig Annondale. Bunker Boston,
Mayaguez, r, May 20th-Capt Molseed OF brig
Wareda!e from that port reports an order has been
issued placing quarantine of Is days on all vessels
arriving from the United States.
Bark Undinn. Clark, remained ut Paquiqa, May
4th. loading for Hampton Roads, to sail about the
middle of May. ,
Wilmington. N C., in port June 2d-Schr Calvin S
Edwerds. -. for Philadelphia. to sail 5th.
Schr belmont: Orr cleared at Wilmington e. "a
sebr J Farland, Wilsio, hence at New Haven
18th inst.
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DILLIARDsI BILLIARDS.! BILLIARDS.
D-I would call the attention of buyers to my new
improved PATENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS
AND TABLES, which cannot be surpassed by any
others in the world for elasticity correctness of an
giles and durability which sell at reasonable prices
with fine stock Of Cloths. Balls Cues and everything
to at my factory. 1856 Fulton street. New York Civ
mh2-3m W II GRTFEfT1
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The receipts at the office Of internal revenue from
corporations for the month of May were as foilowsi
road companies, $422 turnpike Companies ia Ia
faaal companies sAsa, g0tall SI!asssa '''se'''''
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Nj ARiNE: 10 UR N AL
PORT GE SAhEEmeEE.
TUESDAY, June 5. 1866.


TUESDAY. June s. 1856
Steamship William Kennedy Hallet, from Boston
via Nortolk-to L Huggins.
\, Steamer Thomas Kelso. Russell, from Norfolk-to
Steamer JamesT Brady. Lands. from Norfolk-to
Steamer LANCASTER Pc TOmlinson. from Havre de
Steamer Richard Willing. CundiH, from Phiadel-
Steamer Ellie Knight. Harrington, from Whining
ton, G Sd inst-cotton. naval stores. &c. to J
Brandt Jr' June 3D. w ct Currituck passed steamer
lar Island, brig unknown; off Thomas Point, strm.
John Gibson. hence for Savannah; also bark beat
ing down; on Annapolis. brig with loss of foretop
Bark Cricket, Kelly. from Rio Janeiro, April 2sth
coffee to Hugh Jenkins Il Co.
Br brig Mnnihaha, Morehouse, from Port Spain
rinidad-molosses to Kirkland Chase Co. Left
brig Mountain Eagle, Sherman. from Baltimore dis
Brig Sarah Peters. Lord. from Matanzas-to Kel-
sey Gray sugar to Stirling d Ahrens and Fisher,
Bros Co. May 23d, outside the barber of Matanzas
in squal lost Observation-Disclosures and head of fore
mast.
Brig Waredale. Wolseed, from Mayaguez P R, 2Olh
land. Chase u Co.
Ital brig Eolo. Simle, from Palermo-fruit to Dix
., sShT Reddington, Gregory, from Richmond-light
p SGhr Sea Nympth, Conley. from Providence-to
p sShr y White Foam, Howes, from Provideuce-tos
~. w cleared.
Steamer Thos kelso. Russell, Norfolk-M N Falls.
pi soeahnel lanes I. Brady. Lands. Norfolk
J Taylor. AA"'i9 10 ofaoe-'
Steamer Mary Ma Washington. Kirwin Fredericks-
Steamer Express. Ryther. Alexandria-A Need
ham d. Sons.
Steamer Octorara. Reynolds New York;
Shriver.
Steamer Florence Franklin, Pierson, Philade,phia
j A Shriver.
Barge VIM Porter. -, New York-S NJ Hamilton
Barge Bachelor. Bowen, Jersey City-S NJ Ham
ilton.
Ship Neptune Nanov) Rehm, Amsterdam-Geyer
& Wilkins.
Brig Lark, Hudgins. Observation-Disclosures Wehr-
hane.
Brig A Devereux Clark, Boston-E Pratt & Bro.
Schr N Thompson, Buren,, New York; Pratt
schr Jas Jones. Rulen. New York; Pratt & Bro.
q Scnr Jonas Smith, Sedgley, Matanzas-Kelsey &
!, sshr Elk. Allen. Port Royal C-Phillips Matt.
- scsr N Hall. Strickland. saybrook Conn-stck-
senr Alex Blue. Dill. Bath Me-Stiokney il Co. >
arrived at Norfolk.
Sssinsnlp Ephesus. from Liverpool via Boston, ar
rvso AZ Mo6ioik ath inst-report by Capt Lands Of
ssTf gti'iss . ii fl IT, ss On IL %sosg
fHx Vganas HsafResqs,
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ROOFING, ETC.

PAGES FELT. GElENT AED GRAVEL ROOF.
ING
is the best in Use, anu has been well known for A.
teea yesrs.
We guarantee all new work for Ave years.
Il ia better than Tin. and easLs half "a mach.
Old Roofs repaired at short notice.
We are the Only manufacturers OF ROOFING MA.
TERIALs in Maryland. all Of which We keep cen
stan5y on hand for sale
TIN ROOFS AND IRON FENCES psjnted With
0lz PATEET PAnAEEINE VAHNIsH.
PAGE BROS 4 &C.
o2-tf gEB Smita'a char?
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FOR SAVANNAH, GA.

BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
Tho new and first class steamship NORTH PQINT,
H. c. Smith, commander, is now loading. and will
sail for the above port. from Union Dock, foot of
Concord street, on THURSDAY, Juno It'll, at
o'clock P. NJ.
Goods for Macon, Ga, and the intorior if consign
ed to our Agents, La Roche, West Daniels: will be
promptly forwarded This line connects with rail-
road and steamer lines to Florida.
For freight or passage, having superior state
room accommodations, apply to
J. Z. ANDREWS Agent,
80 Light street wharf,
and Union Dock.
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HOUSE, SIGN, SHIP AND STEAMBOAT
~ EPA1HTlNG .;T-1MlTAT[ONS OF ALI KINDS
below old prices. IVA ''AA''
Having sober and competent workmsn in his employ,
Ene subscriber Is prepared to have all work commit
patch. ut reasonable rates, Materials furnished at
market prices. al orders through the Post wall ssr
lA&e@ Sss gasHes ssFsa4a
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SHIPPING.

R FOR RTCEEMOND ..DIREe1T.''-The
sSsssss..AAschooner MARY WILLIS Capt. Phillips, is
now loading and will sail with dispatch. For terms
of freight apply to -
M. A. MITCHELL,
oe 4F &c 1rbor
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Imp0rts-FOreign.


Marquee P R-Brig Wandali-332 hhds sugar 14I
bbs do. 30 hhds molasses, kirkland, Chase Co,
bids do, Stirling & Ahrens 154 do do Fisher Bros &
Co.
Palermo-Italian brig Eoo-1 729 boxes oranges,
57 do lemons 20 bags walnuts % bbls Seed L casks
wine Dix IL Steiner.
ExpOrts-FOreiGn.
, msterdam-,Hanover ship Neptune-S78 hhds to-
Demarara-Brig Lark-105 900 feet lumber.
, Matanzas-Schr Jonas Smith, 500 shocks and
heads, 1000 hoops, loo gals oil.
EmPOrts-GOnsfwFse.
Norfoik-Steamer Thomas Keiso-65 pkps tobacco
A; Berry; 81 bbls rosin, Whedbee & Dickinson.
Wilmington, n C-Steamer James A. Garey-24
bales cotton q. r. Gather Il Co.; q do do III bbIs
spirits turpentine, 3l3 bbls roSin, James Corner l.
Sons 70 80 90 DO. 40 DO spirits turpsntine, Hopkins {
bee & Dckinson; I'll do rosin. 20 bales cotton. J,
Brandt, Jr.; 20 bbs rosin. order.
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philadelphia Cattle Market, June 4.


The arrivals and sales of Beef Cattle at the Ave
nue. Drove Yard reach about 100 head this week.
The market is moderately active. and prices well
maintained extra Pennsyl sania and Western Steers
selling at from 17@l8 cts; fair to good do at 15@lG15
cts and common at from 13@l4l9 cts u b, as to quail
ity. The market closed very firm within the anove
range Of prices.
Sheer Five thousand head arrived and sold at GO
6I2 cts = ID.
Hogs-Two thousand head sold at the different
yards at from S13a15 the 100 tbs net
Co'cs-Iwo hundred and fifty head sold at $500 100
r head, as to condition and quality.
The Cattle on sale to-day were from the following
States-SOJ head from Pennsylvania; 500 from Ohio.
and 400 from Illinois.
Co,rs-Tho arrivals and sales of cows at the Avenue
Drove yard reach about $50 head. The demand is
good and prices arc well maintained. springers sell
ing at S5QGSO. and mch cows at from $60@lO0 7
head as to quality.
Sheep are in better demand at an advance. About
5000 head arrived and sold at the Avenue Drove
yard at trcm $685. cts Z ID, gross the latter rate for
Hoqs-The arrivals and sales of Hogs at the Union
and Avenue Drove yards reach about 1000 head this
week. selling ut from S136l4.50 tho 100 tbS. net; in
GLIDING few choice at SIS. 1850 head sold at the
$50 head sold at the Avenue Drove yard at from SIS
a 10 the 100 lbs net.
Chicago Cattle Market.
CHICAGO, June 2-Cattlc-There was a wide DIFF
ference between tO-days and yesterdays market.
both as regards its tone and activity. The unavora-
BILE news from the Albany market chilled the ardor
receipts though moderate were, as the result has
proven. quite equal to the demand. Buyers seemed
perfectly Indifferent as to purchasing, andwouid only
90 SO when concessions were granted Sales embrace
$40 head at prices varying at S54GG650 for common
e0%I and stock cattle % for medium to good
Steers of LOO to 800 ibs average, and upwards.
The market closes weak at decline from yesterdays
hoss-Discouraging reports from New York and
hloany TeIy materially lessened the activity Of the
with large numbers sale holders were anxious to
effect sales Their. anxiety. however was not re-
snonded to by corresponding cagcTncss oh the part
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"ALL'S HAIR DYE. so cfS;-Blaek OF brown
MRinstantaneous, durable, reliable nes5 sna cASsp5
BIZ I'll drug. patent medicine psrfEnesF an9 Mnss
seeds ssaEss eFesFEAsFes sF#A
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EER0SPECFUH
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY,

k9RosPECTUs
THE BENTLEY SPRINGS COMPANY.
6rst-class establishment to which the citizens Of
Baltimore could retreat in the heat of summer was
sought for in vain during the past season. To supply
that want and to present at the same time profit
able investment to subscribers, attention is called to
this Prospectus.
Bentley Springs is situated at the distance Of about
~ miles from the city, 900 feet above water) on
track and present facilities, renders access to the
Springs and frequent. The location is one of the
most healthy in the United States, and the scenery is
scarcely surpassed anywhere in beauty and romance
OF character. Magnificent trees, abundance the
purest water, beautiful ravines clear mountain
streams and lofty hills contribute to make this spot
attractive, and to point 1t out admirably adapted
for large Summer Hotel. The surrounding neigh
borhood abounds in pleasant walks shady drives and
delightful prospects.
1t is proposed profit by these natural advantages
by the erection on one Of the most eligible Sites and
within view ofIhe Dspot. Of rstclaSs Hotel under
the direction of the Bentley Springs Company, Of
Baltimore County. The amount Of Capital is liked
at One Hundred Thousand Dollars in Shares of 0De
Hundred Dollars each, and the undersigned are the
It is believed that in asking the citizens of Bsti
more 70 subscribe to this project, are advancing
their individual interests as well that of the city
Our citizens will be waited on By the Directors Of
The Company foE Inc purpose of soliciting subsorip
Of ths eico Of the COMPANY, Nc s. Charles stTest.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
n. A. ABBOTT, Prss't.
John g. Gilman, ". T. MARYLAND,
Hayward NJ. Hutchinson Oliver A. Parker
A. i. Knight, Isaac Coale IT.,
g. W. Burton. Issso s. GEORGE
Hugh 6isson. Dr.. G, T. Coates
Woodward AbrahaMs, G. W, Bentley,
d. w. Robinson, Chss Webb TrsRgvrsy
Y. r. RniRht. RasPatSYv na2z-T
EhODGE's PATENT REAPER
~ AND MOWER AND SELF RAKER,
With flexible Folding Finger-Bar.
BUCKEYE and OHIO
Patents combined in one Machine.
This Machine, as built the past two seasons, has
ton where it has been introduced it has taken pre-
cedence over those Machines which have heretofore
ranked as first class.
The MARSH SELF-RAKE. improved and applied
to this Machine, has also proven perfect success
We also have for sale, the celebrated Pepher Corn
and Tobacco PLOW and Cultiyator, hung on wheels
together with all kinds of Agricultural Implements
Send for Circular. J. HIX BURTON & CO.,
ap2o-2m No. AZ South Frederick street.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05
ETiIHs

Willie came 70 me 8 wOo1ng,
Fie while, hel
10 no purpose all your suing
III not Wsd--not l.
willie only came more oftens
FIs Willie, fe
All your talking ne'er can soften
Such q maid as I.
Still he came and stu he pleaded,
Fie Willie, re
- Sure such rash VOWS ne eE were needed
I'll not wsd--not I,
That is, stupid not at present
Go, Willie, go;
Such rude questions are unpleasant
Can't you taxa No
Begging. supplicating, pressing
No, Willie, no
All at Once-'twas quite distressing
Willie turned to 60.
When found could not get him
Aught more sweet to say
Go-Of course couldn't let him
Willie, darling l-atayi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.

Saving Corn F0dder.-Nobody can tell
what kind ola fall we will have. Wenever
saw corn pull uD as Is has, but there Is a
great deal that may not possibly ripen,
and the question Is, how to make the
most Of this, Keep e sharp eye on the
weather, and when the chances are in ia
VoF Of frost, cut ugp the fodder, and Sc
sure il at once. Tender corn fodder,
saved without mould, is most royal feed for
COWS, colts, sheep and in fact for nearly
sTerV kind Of corn stock. Corn blades
cut aud cured in the shade before they
FIRE 10 the feld and stored In bundles
on q dry scafold Is super royal feed for
fast eolts.-Ohi0 Farmer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Ounces and Psars.-Iake. coed nra
serving pears, peel and quarter them. and
DolL IN small quantity of water unfil
tender. ERke about O1e-fourth tbe
quantity Of ounces. and DO them in the
same way, Then put both together. with
as much sugar as win sweeten to the
Ilsse, tl, INTO 2 preserving kettle, and let
mem &413 g, Dolt Tor three or four minutes
While boiling hot, pour into the cans or
Jars, and seal 4S VI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

ReBaOve Fallen FrRit.-No falling, IN
ripe fruit should decay on the ground IN
der or about the tree. Fruit that drops
before it is ripe, does so because diseas-
ed. Insects mature in falling fruit and
rise 10 infect trees, or leave their larvae
for another crop pitts kind. Fruit grow
eTs cannot be too careful in gathering the
fallen fruit, that the grounds beneath their
trees do not become insect nurseries
that their orchards do not become swarm
ing households for tribes Of insects.
Orchards should be guarded against in :
scots,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Grab Apples.-W Weigh the crabs and
with an equal weight of sugar male =
syrup with apple jelly, and after this Is
we'll boiled. prick the crabs aud put them
into it. When they have boiled a faw
minutes, take them out, and let tbem
drain on a seiVe. Put them again into
we We. syrup, Whe1 they are nearly cold; and
SteeF oolIlug few minutes more. drain
them as before. Repeat this nTooess esq = !,
!thlrd time, aud afterwards place tbe sSshs
10 glasses or jars, pouring the boiling ielIy
over them. '-'@- < -ys3lAN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

The following anecdote is related Of
the Rev. Joshua BrOOkes, of Manchester,
England, who is said to have had an ir-
gitable temper:
The ohurehyard was surrounded BY
q low paFapet wall, with sharp-ridged
coping, to walk along which required nice
balancing of the body, and was one of the
favorite feats of the neiRhbOring boys
The practice greatly annoyed Joshua /;
and one day, while reading the burial
service at the grave-side, his eye caught
q chlmney-sWeep walking on the WALL
This caused the eccentric chaplain, by
abruptly giving an order to the beadle, to
make the following Interpolation in the
solemn words Of the funeral-service (:
And I heard q voice from Heaven, say.
ing-knook that black rascal Of the
wall >"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

tgrnaers Fs.lsit Calse.-Three Guns al
oElea appies' &soak over night chon Inc.
one teaspOonf1f Of cIoves-sinrse. 80
hours l1 three cups Of molasgas-vhsD
cool add two cups Of butter or fried meat
orlpplngs; three EGGS (oaB be made with
O95 OG95 the eggsls one cup of sugar one err
o. Iouttermilk; two hsaping teaspoons Of
eeooa, eNl elnnameh and nutmeg If you like
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05
Fine Wool Yarns
Zephyrs UgOrsted
Shetland Wool &c.

4 We give below prices of a few
I articles
Calico at 12I cents per yard.
| Bleached Muslin, at III cts per yd
4 Brown Muslin at II cents per yard,
4 Splendid DeLains at Csc. per yard,
I Ticking, 25c per yard.
/ Check, 25c per yard,
Shirting Stripe, zoe per yard,
Canton Flannel, 30c per yard,
Red Flannel, good quality 37d cents
per yard.
Dress Goods, 25c pr. yd; worth SOC.
Jeans, 80 cents per yard.
All Wool Cassimeres 75c per yard.
Spledid Black Doeskin Cashmere,
at 81 so. per yard.
Fine French Broad Cloths; $3.50,
BalmoraI Skirts, full size high
colors. 1925.
Hoop Skirts, full size, good article,
80 cents. All other goods In pro-
protion.
Our Goods were all bought for
CASH giving US q great advan-
tage, which we viii give our custo-
nIers the advantage of. We have
the LARGEST and MOST STYLE
lSH STOCK IN THE CITY,
Give us an early call, you will
lind 1t to your advantage.
TERMS CASH.
NEW STORE OPPOSITE THE OLD
BANK.
s. p. & ]. J. shur.
Sept 7, 1896,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

SAX for Col0s.--At a discussion of the
Little Falls Club, several members refer
red to the Injurious effects Of sailing at
u teryals as praetised By many dairymen.
Salt should always be provided In the
yard where cows could 20 to Il daily
They thus took only what was wanted,
but when salted at intervals, we're ant to
take more than was needed, which
brought on scOurs and proved injurious,
Again, some animals needed salt every
day, and if placed in a position where It
could be had would be found to go to It
daily.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Yeast That WaH Keep Good .SSr
;Afoalths.-One cup -four, one cum strorg
hop tea tpOured on four), one Gun wbite
sugar, one cup salt, one pint sifted Tor
rolled hne) potato, four quarts boiling
water mix and let it cool, then add 3
pint OF common yeast. Let it stand
tWenty-fouE hours, skim and bottle.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

,l2lt5 ScOne&-Boil two pints Of milk !:
when boiling take off the Ere and stir in ,
90 the pan sufficient -four TO make It into
thick paste, add little salt roll out
On e n baking. board very thin, cut into
emall rounds ike biscuits, and bake on
4hey. should be put at once into warm
napkin and sent to table very hot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Patent Aiace Pie.-One and hal,
crackers poundsd fne, three tablesDoonll
fuls Of vineger, three of SUGAR. an6 fbTae
OF molasses (or six of molassesl BIZ ~
butter, then spice ike any minee pie n
fqqW raisens chopped fna adds greatly
20 the aaVOr, or 8 handful Of dris5 her
Eles is good substitute. This makes
one pie, and<1 thiak is easily made and
also very good,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

70 Girl Eeathers-Damp the feather
slightly, and the curl each fibre separate
" By drawing it carefully between the
blnnt edge Of silver fruit knife and your
right thumb Let the feather remain
short time before the IRE after it is eurl-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05
J.aYATT2S

Is ps, New French Merinos of good
quality, only $I,2O. These Ne
rinos are being sold at S1,375
to $3.50 pr yd. throughout
the town. They are the
best bargain to be found.
II new peices Parmettas, equally as
cheap. In all shades
20 new peices Alpaccas. beautiful
colors, equally as cheap.
8 new peices Empress Cloth, equal
ly as cheap.
7 new peices Rich Poplins, very de-
sirable, equally as cheap.
Peices Poul de Chevres, equally as
cheap.
Peices Melanges, equally as cheap.
Pelces Double width DeIains, equal
y as cheap.
Peices Single width Delaines, equal
ly as cheap.
"a new Patterns beautiful Fancy
Silks, seed styles &C., equally
as cheap.
8 Ps Blk Silk, good, for 81 so pr yd.
100 Ps. new styles Merrinack and
Sprague Calicoes.
CalicOes, at % cents per yard.
Beautiful printed Merinos 81, so per
yard.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-10-05

Beautiful SPONGE { Gke.-One and
three-quarter cups white sugar, two eups
Hour four eggs beaten separately. half
cup cold water, half teaspoon soda dis
olved in the water, two teaspoons cream
OF tartar mixed in the -four, a little salt.