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always dreaded to hear him any he wanted
boiled eggs fur breakfast, for unless they were
cooked 'just so,' she knew what a tirade upon
careless cooks she must be prepared to hear,
and she wondered how these would suit. lle
broke one on his plate—for his good mother
had never heard , of egg cups—broke it, and it
was as hard as the hi4ll girl's when she had
boiled it half an hour.
'Are they all hard?' asked he.
'Why yes,' said. Mrs Lawrence;
you liked them so—you used tn.'
, Well, I don't any longer—they are nJt so
healthy as soft-boiled ones.'
'Oh, well then, I can boil some more,' and
with alacrity she set about it; but alas, these
latter when, : brought to the table'Were am rare,
,the white scarcely warmed through.
'Shan't I boil you some?' asked his wife;
'as I'm fiscal to Ltd ing them soft, perhaps I
can suit you.'
`Yes, do,' said he, in a tone that bespoke
relief. She did so,.and as she dropped them
into his plate, he observed to his mother, 'this
is the way I like them—two minutes and a
half by the Cfock. These are very !dec.!'
`Very nice!' said his wife. 'Well, lam glad
if once in my life, I have suited you. Oh, i
I were only your mother—then you'd never
find fault with my cooking,' and the old self
same mischievous smile lurked in her eye and
dimpled her lips.
'Why he's fnund fault with every thing We
cooked . since . 'he came home,' said his mother.
'lle's...grown to be mighty particular, for I
cook just as I used to.'
'Why, muthcr,' said Harry, 'Have I said a
word?
'No, but you've acted it. I know when
things relish, and I know you havn't relished
any thing since you came home that you've
eat off the table, save the, peaches and milk,
and those I did'ot cook. And see your coffee,
you havn't tasted it hardly.'
There was no gainsaying .this truthful re
mark, a:nits - to the-offee, why, he wouldn:t
have been hired to drink it, boiled as it hail
beeirfrom the hour his mother had been pre
paring breakfast, and having beside the bitter
taste that of itself would give, another which
he could not anylize, but which he afterwards
learned was the result of boiling molasses in
it,;?bCda.use it-was thought the cheaper sweet
ening, and also a bit of dandelion root to
pievent the coffee from injuring the' health of
the drinker,
'Your wife must have a good deal of patience
to get along with you, if jou are always so
particular—more than ever I had. I always
brought up my family to eat what was sot be
fore them, and not complain if it wasn't quite
as good as they wanted. Woman don't always
feel like cooking, and then mistakes will hap,
pen, and failures too, and you cant help it.—
The only way is to make the best of every
thing.
A,t any rate, a man should never fret
at his wife, for goodness knows she has enough
to fret her at the boat.'
As the' good mother concluded; Mary felt
like saying - amek, and though she refrained
from doing so, she did in her heart wish that
Harry would lay the words he had just heard
deep in his memory, and eon them over often.
An hour or two after breakfast, Mary found
her mother picking chiokAs.. 'What are we
to have now? inquired she pleasantly.
Oh, that chicketi pie that Harry wanted;
I)llf:3ear:rife, 'and she sighed, •it isn't any use
for me to bake one—ho won't touch it. I
wish you'd make it,' and she looked at her
pleadingly.
- A new thought flashed over Mary's mind,
and she exclaimed eagerly, will, mother, on
two conditions-4 shall have as much of every
thing as I choose, and you shall not let
Harry know but you made it, till we get his
opinion,'
The mother gave a glad assent, and the
young wife proceeded at once to her task.—
She spared neither material nor time, and
proud indeed was she when she bore it to the
tahlu. Like a mass of snow flakes was the
rich puff crust, and never found fouls a deeper
grave or a more tempting gravy.
can't see how Harry can find fault with
your cooking when you can cook like that,
said the mother. 'lt beats every thing I over
did.'
'Because it's his wife's and not his mother's
cooking; but we'll cheat him for once.'
'Do you see that,' exclaimed Harry, as
when the horn bad sounded, he entered the
kitchen; 'do you see that?' and be came up to
his wife, who stood looking out, of a window,
the while idly drumming on it, never evincing
by word or look that her reputation as a cook
was at stake.
'We've got the chicken pie, and it's a glori
ous one, too; deep; wide, rich, with crust that
will melt in your mouth. Mother Is herself
again—if you could cook like that!'
'lt does look nice,' said . she,'but I don't be
lieve after all, it will prove any better than
the one /7 made last Christmas.'
Not taste bettor than yours' I guess then
it will. I tell you, Mary, you'll own 'after
this, you . never knew any thing about a chicken
p 'o. You may well, father, be proud of your
Wife's cooking. I shall be proud of mine when
site blikes me a pie like this.' And he inter-
laded the whole meal with like expression—
praising his mother rind causing some indireot,
and Willy, too, direct reflections on his wife
Eto you really think this a good chicken pie?
sked Mory, as her husband at length dropped
is knife an I f.n•k . •
A goo I one? yes more than that.
And would you like sometime to have an
other like it?
Indeed I should.
Well, then, I will make you one next Christ
'I thought
mss.
You! His tone was an incredulous one.
Me!
,yes Why not me! I mac this.
Harry's chair found its place next the wall
in marvellously quick time, and about as
quickly did he walk off towards an old musing
spot in the woods, but Harry's wife never
afterwards helrd anything said by him about
mother's cooking
SniNNING IT TO ALI. ETERNITY. —One of ow
big speculators in real estate met a friend and
relative in the street, a few days since, when
the f Mowing dialogue took place :
'How do you do, ol'
'Not very well, Ez.'
•IVliy7wliiit's the matter ? you should ho in
good spirits ; money is getting easier ; lots
me gradually rising.'
•\Nell, tisn't that altogether. I was down in
S.'s office a whole hour to day. We were talk
ing about the other world. You know he is
Swoeden' orginn. He sass :we will be do'rl7,
the same kind of work in the nest world;.-that
we have been engaged in here. I tell you, Ez
hats what makes , ' me feel bad. 1 have bet n
li'n&ng it here for the last twe ity years, and
'II, be hanged if I like the idea of shinning it
u all eternity !' 4:1
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his face with the foaming saliva!
An expressive grimace did not escape the
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express. If interviews ho desired. or visits reouested,
Dr. C. will endeavour to acc,moun data applicants as tar
as be can. The Doctor speaks the English and the Ger
man I. latraii. n*e.
CM
111 PORTANT TO FEIN! ALES !
Lit, CHEESE.MAN'S
The eninbination of ingredients in these 1 ills is the re
sult of a long and extensive practice; they nru mild in
their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its
proper channel. In every instance have these tills pro
ved sucLessful.,They invariably open those obstructions
to which Females are liable. and bring nature into its
proper ehannel, whereby health Is restored and the pale
and deathly countenance changed to a healthy ono. No
fount° eau enjoy good health unless she is regular; and
whenever an obstruction takes place, whether from ex
posure, cold or any other cause,the general health im
mediately begins to decline, altithe want of such art:ra
wly has been the cause of so many consumptions among
young females. To ladies whose health will not remit
of an increase of their family. these pills will prove n rid
cable acquisition, as they will prevent pregnancy.—
Headache
Italia, in the side, palpitation of the heart, Ka
thing of enni v aini di Imbed sleep do most always arise
from she Interruption of nature; and whenever that is
the case, the pills will invariably remedy all thert evils.
Nor are the lees atlicaelous In the cure of Leueorrlima,
commonly called the-Whites." These pills should acv
er be taken during pregnancy, ns they would be sure to
cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable. and
free from anything injurious to Dfd or health. Fulland
explicit directions accompany each box.
These - pills arc put up in square flat boxes. Person!
residing where there Is no agency established. by encl..
sing fine Dollar in a letter, pre-paid. to Dr. C. L. CHEFS)
use, No. '2O, Bleeeker street, New York, can have then
sent to their respective addresske by mail.
JUST RECEIVED AT .Tlll4l FA Al.
UROCERY STORE of tho subscriber, n Mn
rlon Hall, .
A now supply of fresh 'Water Crackers,
Soda. butter. Pic Nic and Sugar Bub:cult.
Parina. Corn Starch, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl Barley,
Extract of Coffee, Rico Flour. Baking l'owder,
A new let of superior Table Oil,
Plekles, Tomato Ketchup, French Mustard, Pay
Rum. ttc. J. W. EBY.
tGROc AND
GROCERY
a.; AND VARIETY STOBE.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that he has just returned frt tu the
city with a large and varied assortment of
OROCERIEB, ()LASS and QUEENS-WARY .fAL- 4 .J
FISH, Ar.,4.rwhich he offers for sale on Ito 14 '
F Y
most reasonable terms, at his 'cNew Store %
corner of North Hanover street and the l'ul •
lic Square, directly opposite the Carlisle lir.
msit Bank. Ills stock embrases everything usually
in a Grocery and Variety store.
The public are Invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as ho feels confident he can
sell the best goods at the lowest prices.
J. D. HALBERT.
<pop I lATI A T
T S E
U lt Ir kg l e g' 1 1 8 : D' tleiNston.d4ageti
street, sixth store above Market. 11. C.
EVERETT'S Patent O raduat log Pressure TE USS, for Ow
cure of Rupture: Shoulder Mures, Supporters. Elastic
Stockings, Susponsnry, llentorrholdal, and Bandages for
deformities. Jnn. 11-Iy.
GA. SALT.-5000 Sacks G. A.
• SALT, for sale by +1!
CARYL BEIM & Co,
Flour & Brain C,omoilsslon Merchants, Spear's wharf,
Baltimore, Dec 5
WE call the attention of the public t
PORTABLE GARDEN OR FIRE ENGINE,
watering gardona or extinguishing tree. An micelle'
article, neat, cheap and convoiitentrarattle at
novl-1354 SAXTON'S.
LACKSMITH'S COAL.. - 5,00
Bushels Dieckemittes Coal, a first rate article ,
ce eing and for Belo by
JetraT 3m W. D. HURRAY, Agt.
18 lAM NOW RECEIVIN(
*my spring stock of PAPER 11ANOINI
which B t o largest and most varied assortment et
opened In Caritale, to which I invite the earifllttenti ,
of the public, as I intend selling at prices which corm
Inil to please the closest purchaser.
march2B JOHN I'. LYNE.
E. GOULD, [Successor to A. Fiot.
t No. 16-4 Chestnut St., Swalm's Building, Philadel
obit, extensive Music Publisher, and Dealer in ]llusitai
instruments of every description.
Exclusive' agent for the solo of Ballet, Davis & Co.
.%ttetzt Suspension Bridge /1:011an and other PIANOS,—
liondoir Pianos, Melodeons Martin's Guitars
Violins Sheet Music, Music Books, &c.
14 ' , vidolit , .. of the country n ill be supplied by mail or
, therwiSO with music they may wish, us low as if pur
•ltased in pers.,n. Baying one of the largest stocks iu
the United States. I feel confident of sattcfying all who
may favor zue xWI it call or order.
Dealers in Music supplied on the most 11l oral terms
Pianos to Pianos for sale.
,
May 20, IFSB-12
CITEAI? 1 ATCIIES AND JMVEL
j It Y, WHOLESALE and lIETAIL, at the " PLEn
.
l I P' .
delphia Watch and Jewelry Stole,"
• Nunitour 011 North Second ,trot, I el
.l---lIN tier of Quarry, Philadelphia. Gold
(
• ..... 1 \ Lever Watrlies, full jom elled, 18 car
A' ) t ~,,,, - - - $2O On
. ...., .... Gold Lupine. 18 cnr:a. eal)es, .24 09
.44 ”A) . .... . . 7r.„ sil ver •• jewels. 9GO
~:11:1•.C.ITS/11:11h.) Silver Lever, full jewelled, 12 OD
7 G 0
7 01)
1 09
3 CO
1 CO
E )I)
1 09
Superior Quartier6,
(i..id Spectacles,
Fine Ril er Spectacles,
t ;old I:racelets,
Ladies' !laid 'Nouns.
SIN er Tea `peons, set.
I: I.:Wail: SPA Illt
liald Pens, ‘vith remit and Sliver 11, liter
Cold Finger Litigii :173:, rents to SF: Wat, h Clni,s(s
plain, tent q. Patent itiliet 1:5;e tiler Artic:el
iu prop..rtion. All grode w:inallted to tae n bat tin y Be a
sold for.
STA UTVEIt k IT A 11.1 , Y.
On linnet. r. , 1,1 and silver Levers 471c1 IA rice.
,till lowvr than the 11.4iNe rt lii S.
, AV ',II Eti ! M A TCli ES ! '-J 011 ,N
11 I D WONN SILL)", manufacturer and WI outer /.
nttr of Sal .
11 r.l I'ENT;•QUA RE UPltltillTlYttop BOX yi.A.ll TIE:-
No. hoi North Hail:111 ;•treet kat °co race) I 11l LA - 1 , 1.1.
I'll lA. Matches baring ben me an i14i61,01 aI le art' , is
in hoirtekeeping, the subscriber after a great sat tif te of
time and Iffiallrny , la Oval 1,41 to I Tcr to the Public an at
tiele at once combining Utility and i 'lmpress. The in•
v eator knowing the danger aprat•bendtd on acceurt of
the Ilimsey manner in o Ilk h Matches ate generally
1,,0.ked in paper, has by the aid of New Steam ISLachirer•
of his own invention, succeeded In getting up n VA] 1.11
PATIINT SQUARE:III4IIOIff WOOD BOX ; this It x 1.
far pmforable, in ns much that it occupies no law e ro. m
than Ihe old round wood box, and contains at host
Two Hundred per Cent more Ithitches. which to Shipper,
is easiderable advantage; it is entirely new. nud r cent e
nralnst moisture and spontaneous ct intustb n, dispel.
all danger on transportation by means of I:ailrond, Steam
boat or any other mode of Conveyance. ..
These Matches are packed so that one gross or mot ,
may ho shipped to any pnrt of the ‘Vorld with perfe, t
safety. They aro the most desirable at title for Ur no.
Consumption, and the Southern and western market
that have ever boon invented.
D.CALEItS and FIIIPPERS, will do well to call i n
examine for themselves.
tELTbese matches, am WARRANTED to Le u, eriot
to anything heretofore offered to tho
3011 N DONN ELIA%
106 North FOURTH St. Phi'ad'a.
Phila. Deer 4,1854
FRENCH' TRUSSES, Weighing leEs
than ounces, for the cure of Hernia r Luptn e
acknowledged by the highest teed'. al authoritiesot l'hil
adelphia, Incomparably superior to any other in use.—
Sufferers will be gratified to learn that the occasion now
ulcers to procure not only the high. st and no st easy, tot
fit'. , l4rablna:FraiymwvwriiNkull l pf. i drir °T4L'ivrmn r l .."
lenity attending the fitting. And when the pad is . I ° c.c d a i l f.
ed it will retain its positive Bin ut et.auro. 2--
l'ermni at a distance unable to call on the subscrit e• ,
can Itvo the Truss sent to any address, by remittal g
fire dollars for the single Truss, or ten fir the doubh
with measure -round the laps, and stating side area , id.
It a ill he exchanged to suit if not fitting, blreturntr g
at once, unsoiled. For sale only by the Importer,
CALEB IL NEEDI.FF,
CiY I..lawss. requiring the benefit of Mechanical sup
w,rters. owing to the derangement of the Internal Or
gans, inducing failing of the Womb, T al, Pulmonary.
Dyspeptic, Nervous and Spinal.Wea SA, are informed
that a competent and experienced DT will to in ta
lc
tendence at the Rooms, (set awed their exclusive
use) No. 114 TWELFTH St., Ist d below Race.
July 26,
lA St
Patent Tubular Oven
TI
AlRRA‘tiEvar;toBuitFamaies,L,
ing 1
mums And Hotels.
'Mega In want of a supeigor Cooling Apparatus as I
cited to call at our Warehouse nnd examine this Rt
For durability, economy and ,implicity in r perati a
stands unrivaled. It has a perfeet hut air ventilati 1.1
And meats balsed in tide oven will retain their jute. f
thivur equal to that n sated befure nn op en the. ) .!i
and poetry cooked at the Kiln, e tams, at it bout one a'.:
lug the other. It IN ill em ply soft, il nt heated I'r
heat additional mums 11 r the n blest weather it to .
descending or return 'Plies and is equally well net at
to bitunsinous or common bard coal. The 'team Awl'
over the lolling part of the barge (art is s cit the et )t
sod scent of cookirg, ON well tutu heat in summer.
Every Lange cold warranted to give satisfaution,t. I
expense to the purchaser.
RAY ES' VENTILATOR, Patented Octet °NOME •
Public Halls, Factories, Railroad Cars, Chituni' V ,i.
Ships, Steamers, &c.
Pure air is a subject claiming the attenth n of t 41
Individual. and all buildings should to provided a/ t,_
the proper means of ventilation.
Also, a powerful WASNINO AND VENTILATING rtr:.c
for Dwellings, School HiJiaes, Churelnlii Hn liana
Factories, &e.
A large assortment of Mee, Hall and Cocking Q LN 4
Parlor Grates, Registers, &c. II holcr.tdo nod It I
RAND & lIAY)S
82 North Sixth street, 1 h.is
.e. - A" Personal attention given to worming and •03
biting both public and private buildings.
1411MOVE1).-E. NEWLAND & CO'S
wholesale end-retail LOOKING GLASS AND PIC
TURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, No. L.'t3 ARCH street
opposite the Theater, Philadelphia.
E. N. A Co. received the only Prise Medal, awarded
the Crystal Palace exhibition, N. Y., 1553, in the Unite,'
States, for Gilt, Decorated, Mantel and l'ier Glasses.
RATIS!—Just Published—A ut
13 DISCOVERY IN MEDICI NE.—A few words or ths
Rations' Treatment, without Medicine, Spermator hes.
or local weaknoss,nervous debility, low spirits,lassitude.
weakness of the limbs and back, indisposition end it es
pscity fir study and labor, (fullness of apprehension,
buts of memory, aversion to society, love iilsolitudt.. ti
midity, self distrust, dizziness, headache, involuialaay
discharges, rains in the side, affection of the eyes, tilm
pies on the face, sexual and other infirmities In man.
From the Wench of Dr. D. DeLancey
The important fact that these alarming compll int•
may easily be removed wrritomr Ni DIMS& Is in thisernalt
tract clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new and
highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Anther,
fully explained, by means of which every ono is encal
to cure himself perfectly and at the least possible et it,
avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums 01 the
day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free. In a wale.l
envelope, by remitting (post paid) two postage stamp ,
to Dr. 11. DeLaucey, 17 Lispes.ud street; York.
March 1-ly • •
pI)ila~eIpl)ln.
Corner Twelfth And I:nee streets, Plillndelpht.
IPRESS Sr, CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
No. 1.190 CHESNUT STREET, below Eleventh, tad
n. 70 SOUTH SECOND STILEF.T, lolow Spruce. PhD
lidelphia. We invite attention to our complete UKIAH
nrsortment of !Unhand Silk 11$, dingo, Fringes. V uttone
and Staple Trimmings. of our min importation and man
ufacture. 'kg—Orders executed eta rear tour' votice.
.I. O. MAXWELL & FON.
29(tChranut rt. and no Ffrlitli 2dSt., Philadelel la.
Philadelphia, recruiter 0, 1864- 4 4n0.
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