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l r ‘ _.q, .. is i _, I I I -1» OPWALK W», +eDNESDAY I MAY 4- 1848- ~- ‘V0-LU~ME :31-' N~UlvIB~=ER*2l"‘
1+» a~.NUMBE~R »-443 Esvlw s ,. ....* ,1 - ,4» . . r -. -it '. . .: I s . .~ .:v e v 2* ~ - ' c
. "at d» .ri.—:' ‘.».:: ‘-/Ji‘:,«5 » ..;’--.~: -mg -uh‘. :7? ..-. ’ “"'~‘ " “ ‘ ' , ' ' . '. *3. - ‘ — ’ -- » '- ~'~=-'- ='- ~ ~ ' . , , " 1 -. .3,‘ $17; .»11‘:':i,*i‘;-W 3- .-.- '.-'34i»I- »:‘.‘-7'-5..-.‘:\’ .‘."‘_*_,"-W5"-.’
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Is <.>,I.2J.|.!‘=., ‘.7f:“.€°r'..“:'.°-
.!».3:i3:= ..f?:‘€“?‘%¥I>‘s1"yL}é§ii" $2100»
'*1vliiii’**" “ “do.” ‘i'u'advance‘ do-.“‘db.‘ 2 0
3!)fl‘re'g'fsub§ci-ibers; or those. living: out, of f ' Y’: 5 l; "
°,.;_,.;1,‘Q, qg,Vn-l_eir’s, d_istrict,.-,an‘d.,w,hocall; f<_n'_ ',,,
their papers at. £119 Offices". .- . -.1" ..
-.r.9..'Dt:- .92 ’‘-}.’a.‘.-' ‘ :1‘;-';‘::-1 %'_.— '1-3-E -V1 -“-a~- —. - .
Companies of five or moi e r eceivmg their , —
-“~,‘f)iipei‘s"by’?--'niall;’ if paidl in‘ advance‘ -
r .‘ .
iv! 3'; "ill-ilffl '~ . ;.#-'f‘."§~l'7 .
.‘.l‘..,c...-.'ms<.>f, A<lraI?tiZSins?. i.
‘' T0 hues" or less, 1 inser,tio_n,.,..... ......_ . 50 O
‘mil -5'-i‘? ~' -3 ‘"- “‘—.-.'..'..'.‘;"L.‘..'.‘ 75
gj 4- - gm -,:,“,“ .1 ..».~’é\~,J".'.3'... ._, ‘vhich a.l_e,.fOr -ud-
c.."-_§6‘?{,.f r».;;:.' :2" 1- my‘, '7‘’::‘:' - 7'5 -i,vance- from factory prices.- I-Iurn'ess"CollaI"s,
{.!_3_’§t.1,«Vf_'v §'<"‘ -3 Hui -7 ; .1 00 ,l,wholesale_aud retail.-.Argoodsassortment "of
,,,._;l'-l_,or t_;onti_p_u,nn_ce,‘per gyeek. €30 P.__er cent. -_0.fl.;.tlIe
Ti'ice of_3 insertions. For continuance one‘qua_rter‘
‘%‘o'i“o‘s"ei",‘1-5ip‘eT‘cent. ’ _ ‘ _
-.‘-_.,_-,1{e§1rly;gtilueftisezsallosved 22 lines, Wllll the»pr1v- ,
iilsge urn. 0L1‘;l!3fs'<*§‘; ,%:1*2_- .Qn.e, square. («'-.?_0 .lm.e,s-
“piiper not_iiiclu2led)‘pfer yc.1r,__w_it_h the "privilege of‘.
.‘£liunging—qmir1erl§*; .§l‘8::. ' -P ». ' =
3.,‘ .,.NO, 'il(l\f,8l}ll_S_Cl1i£f._ll_lS .v_v ill" v;b,e,;i1_i__serte,d_ gratis. Qbit ‘.
iiai’y notices eicceeding_5 lilies in length unless ofgen
53.-i‘al!.iiitel'est,Will bei‘cliarg’lé‘d“ds :i‘dvei'tis‘ements.‘
,e:~5lE.raiis,ient;_-adve'rtisements,‘ :10 insure» "lllsel'll0tl
.:§!i,u-7‘!.b.e=e°°9$vvsm.ie<l .W*.”?.E*.‘e.9=*.‘=*‘.-2» . — - ‘
2.-New ,E-sTA!:LlSIINIEJ1i\,if1l‘. if
I-I»a.1'nesses,= «&c. -&c.
9 T‘! r'*Ii1E’i¥lt‘tei1‘tion of the ‘public is" invited to the
. - new"Saddlery.'vEs'tabl‘ishment~just ‘opened
.§l_),v, tl1e;subscigib,ei'~, pn,de1f,tl1e Connecticut jllotel.
_.,His. _st_bck~ and workiuapsliip he b.elievs to be ful-
‘ly! eqiizil to the best, and his. attention will be
zissiduously giveiito inset the 'w‘i‘s‘hes,an‘d,se'c‘ure
the ‘r1[')pi'ob‘ziti(iii,'ofall who fav,o'r‘hiin with their
ipu3ti'o’nnge’.".<l‘XVoi'k- ‘done at short notice, and pri-
eces moderate. -5. ‘ '” . ' = , ’ »' ‘
‘i;:.A ‘good,~.asso1',t-Inent, of lHarne'sses_, Saddles,
;I}ridles,».\Ml1ips..Trunks, Valises, Carpetbags, ,
'.6;c. will be kept_,cons_tantly_ on hand, and _forsa_.le ‘
.ciheall',—...' , . an ‘'5: '‘.-..<
‘Re fairing done _ina'_ne_axt, substant_ial,__and ex-
ill‘e‘3C'litTOu’s!i11':1l1ll(!>,l'. __-at-:'bpI‘1'tc1,{ ‘BnkDLnY.'; ._ -,
‘N<'5’i-'w':ill;', 1yiny2,*_1‘848;‘= ~
_ - 25
) d‘1§1is_i_t,.;J u‘st:re‘c‘eived land ?f¢5i-,‘s';_{1e;'i§y’ ‘
'. 7”‘ " ““ """” S. E.".O1,.1us'if1~::AD.’
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34 '. ti 73 .
- *7'*D'e'c‘.‘ 21_,**1‘e47: ’ = _
, It:-._rn'_o,-va,l,._ , .
' ‘HE s'L'1bsc1'ib'e‘r,..,li‘z1sremoved,‘ hisstock of‘
I ' 3'‘ Groceries, 'P_z_1i‘uts,_ Oils, ‘(Scot from‘ the
.-Bi"id'ge'to Centreville,* about midway" between
the Bridg’e-and‘Soijth"'N:drwalk Landing, oppo-
site his dwellingihouse.-» ‘He intends i to keep a
good _assort.rnent.of family’ groceries, flour, dcc.
A:‘l_S0,.,(),I‘,_,UP,'ll‘ll]tS_,‘ Oils,_,_G.luss, Brushes, (SEC. (Sic.
t'_A,_s_l1are_ of patronage is.,re,sp_ect_full y solicited.
' ', , 1 , :f_0tlN,S. SA_Mm1s.
Centerville, (NOI‘lVi1ll{,) Qty. 1;8,_:184_7. ' 1
’.'DRUGSiAND ll.[EB-lCI'Nl-}S.'I~ ..
. =E‘have.been makingiadditions’ to our for ‘
_ A mer goo,d.,assortmeut,of_Pure-Drugs and
‘Medicines; which we offer lower by 100 perce._m
than otliers‘in'tl1e_trude. 'T_ha_t, is, toqsay,
<’:_‘ents'will buy as much in quantity a's_Wcan
bought any w'lie1‘o“e_ls'e for $1. Persons will
please call‘ and get? a printed list of Prices and
compare.wit:h theiusual price they.-have paid
befo're-.-we furnish fall .who:c'a'll for them. . v A
.',_~.-,._’ ,. V --£I'_‘_,(g Eu‘
C,ana_a_,n., l\fIg1;1'ch_10.,_ j , , - Q . .. _-
‘1‘ui3r'ei's‘i£'ll"§‘;" I113:-xiv [3 *1-or vv;1i)~n3 us,
I‘ ‘OR; -the1radical?and‘-pei=m'zinent= cure of
:4 Heaves, brokenwvind, coughs, .?colds,.glan‘-
ders and all otl1_er_diseases_ that affect the mucous
membrane of the lungs, windpipe, throat and
headof the Ijlorse. For sale by :9 .
-. .. -. - .~.l0.H.N A’.-. WEED-
, -4 3' él-inallnlm A’l‘+‘WE-S7l‘POR'l‘.-
.;-. —SANF,ORD,has- ’ut~_1_iis yard near the
_ o ,B,__ridge, a large quantityof all /meals of
Lumber ‘bought under cir(:um_stauces peculiarly
fav'o1'abie,"'tind ‘to be sold accordingly.‘ ‘Those
wanting t‘o7buy'will« find it soby coming tosee;
Cedar,sl1,inglcs.—--195.000 ‘_Nortl1
‘ ,;u-olina,‘ cedar: shingles, \‘l/,l_1lC,l1, are , decidedly
tl_1e_b‘ést ¢’znd'rh'capest shingles to be liudylthis.
season for roofs, So those sa th'at“have' used
fhem'.‘:‘-:=.:'. .. - -V w ,:~ -. z - V
_;;_.;,ALS0.'-,-7-\dI_l]ll’.e Lead -and P.u-ints- of‘al11kmtls.
-,Iy3in_seed apd .o,t_l1e1',,Oils,. Varnish. ,sli1l3.31}1s, .T.“_ "-
Pi'tcl1,‘Ros'iii, lue, ‘Spi_i'itsi 'I‘1‘1’1jpentine, Hard-
ware, I-Ious'e"9'Tr'itii=m'|n'gs,‘ Tools, allbkinds of
ljylails and;-Spikes, -Glass;r'Putt.y,- &c-.- '&c.. and
9-.l.l'.5,“.‘e'vl?‘.‘1l.'l7l(.3l95'-‘:'.'?‘:.. i‘: i:-: Z. SiANFORD""5s'
~§\:|
l
Pi‘o{fi§i‘6I|'s, ll_':u1l\y,a'rc & 'C'I'o’_c,_l;e'i'y}
de'vi(')'t'e"tin1e in buying‘tl'1e’above
.’ -3‘Tiéi-tifcl‘e§.§_afidjthose‘ofgood quality, ‘Our
assortmefitl ris_t='g‘e‘n‘erally very 'lai:ge'1i‘t'nany‘ of
them purchased’ fouflash and we profess to sell
i1gb_Q_l._t_el'f_;ail'tlcde_ 1 for_,,the;’spme; money than’ any
store in.tl1e.=C0!1,,l1ly§,; ';.\,Va,-.-;.,<lo. ll0_lE~<3l?lll.1‘l:ll1'€l
fi1c.ul,t.YE.. of ig6“;i.'Jg~- 1'i<;l. -..°.f .inf<.>"i9‘?; -'"‘.l‘,‘.l°.'.‘?5 :9‘;
'..g¢a1 ;.r;qes,,;is:,‘,yve. xvouia ,_:gis‘i,- for .r_1;.;-, ,_b,esl?
t1’a'lity."‘ It"i's‘ ounintentioii to'jb,e in "the 1,i1'a'r_ket‘_
'eaf‘l'y e’vél1'y"Vveelt*dli‘1‘ing the‘ season. ' Hence
\ve‘~'c:ni take‘-th‘e‘ adva*ntag‘e' buyi_ng~ goods
low when offered, which will be-for the benefit
of our customers, as we shall‘ charge only a very
small pifofit inaadvance; .- 2”“ . U 1
,,- , .,,,., = dc
f‘,I}Ie'\,‘§vf,'f3itl:i;:.,é::a_, M_a,i-c‘_1tj1o,,1_84,8., , _, , _
:_=‘ ' " 5;-.‘.‘._r~ -.=IN%V-A5LUABLE'*I 1;"
.;,I~~‘ 15'-1I‘rt\l‘lllflY=e:€Ql‘lP;‘N ION. -7
l ,I;X,.;,L'e,c_tu_i:es.~ on . ‘.Ca;us'e’s, Preveiition and
, , ,C,u.1_:e o,f,,C,onsu_mpt,iou,, Asl:l1ma;:_ Diseases
df!tlfé:‘Hea1°t,,':itnd ,all_i,.F_.eu1ale Dis_ea_ses_., _334
pagesi; 2§’engi"a'vi_n‘g§; 'P"a'per 50‘c‘t's; bound 7,5
cts_f‘:' ‘Mail. to any! part-1-'-postage 9"v1-‘2'ct's. '
,,:_S boulder ~jBt'aces;:ind;.Gl1est..Expanders, $2..
Mail to , €1.19)’. pm-,t.. ,.‘.~'.>Q-z,<=ts:.- postage v~1n.1.ml.i::g.
Tubes. sai.v’e'a=;.$3.'.‘ by 'm.—tiI,. let-tar i.>.<».s,,t-age, .,._1,x._b..‘-
dominina-l">Suppoi'ters, ’p‘erfe'ct', $38 ;to ‘$10’,-'foi'
all Rum.u.r.es...1"~.r,z|lir,1g OM29 :1$9u'al% "W3 limb»
and VVeak‘Rack',_and_fi dués.t.r; .,S6._I}t,b)f,.E?$l7l'4§55
e'viéryivhei.-e‘.""Foi‘ ‘ 'Brzi‘c'_es f or , S'uPl’°'''l9lf§3_ ,__0}'
;Rau'pture‘f S’up‘pc3rtef‘s,~'give' hefglit I ’fI‘0l11 h8'¥l'¢l't0'_
foot. pa Il,<l_,circuinfeI'e.nC6:.0fspeitsonsunélili=1-l1fl:Sl1l"-*
fagre, just {above tl1e_.l_n'ps._ ,_.If ,_RuplJ1_l'.3_:-*m§l!t|0fl
xvhiclr side, Agents wanted, for the. ill‘? Of t.!.‘e;
above"z’gcsods.= "Addres‘§‘Di".‘S'."'SJ ,1«*I CH; for
BJ:oadEWa)’35Ne\v Yo1‘l4.7lTo’st7p'aid:""W ‘-"=1 -‘
? '¢.!.~’l£ ‘.';:':c‘.- I.:, 'rx‘v!"? “=3«"5’1y'13‘
nrnmnz 'ivuou ‘~c'r.{o‘1,~in~c;j- ,
"' UST received a good"a§sortnie'nt ‘ of"Sprmg
0 . .;;’i,n_d_.4__§gmpr1g;;,;Q9ats,,,gfldvests, ‘P.-itntaloons.
Hip J z{ckets,,,S,h,i,i;ts,,. 9.ver1t11,.52 ‘.i§°.-,.,\.Vl1.l<=,l!, will
be sold cheiip for"cash by
"’N9"'wv: Méi*,‘,.I@'!=3T.48k ,
[«:i.,!’e,2i".<iz<.I;..i[~1*,.<’.:.ac.In.«:s',.,z:i-.«.1 .-.M!l’.lcSi A
‘ and extensive zijssortnieiit of‘Ha'rnesses, Saddles,’
sortment of ' ' '
American Manufacture. _ j A Q
cheaper than can be be bouigllt elsewl1_er'e.
_Noiwulk, l\_I,arcl1.f2,2, 1848.
I I 7: 2; 2 ' -ll‘ 1
. . Th<>.,1;e_iis'.9.ns
‘ inqimtiug-bf the subs9I',ib9.H"5 .‘119v,$l9l'??:‘l“~-es‘?-2
Ir}? ‘ - “&c.'* &“f:."'ic§c.: '”
HE sul)sci'iber would ,respe_ct,.f'ully.-inform
,.4,,,, -._- ,x..1<r--rn.x
‘ the public that ‘he has on ghnnd a, large
.7 , :i"}‘"'
Bridles,‘ 'Marti.ngales, ,-Trn uks,~ vVaflisejs;'Czii'p'et-
iB'igS“"i”C"which‘flmmidy miideiand "°n"‘himd" illlothieir G,0.osev.ion tlielllciican Willi.‘
Also a fii°s_t rate as_so1-tineint of Caflgillge and-Ri-'
saddler-‘s silk. purse twist,,em_bra_cing all--colors,
andggualities.
be;~sold.us' low as -can be fnrnished‘by'any other
e_st_ablish_ment.in the County,.- . I ‘ ~
‘,fRepairing done at the shortest notice, and in
tlleibest.’ ma n ner._ , _
7 Noi“w’ulk', l\'Ia-y 2. ‘1848.'
,AV'ING takenithe store’vNo. 13 Main st.
., -;.recently occupied by ~M~r. -Levi Clarke,
haslaid in an entire newvstock of F__amily G_rro- I
ceries, Crockery, Solar Lamps, &c. &c, which
haveboen bought at the verp ‘lowest state of
the_ci_ty market for 'carh.v As ‘he has taken
confident thatthey are cheap, as wel_l as good,
and wouldinvite his friends and the public in
general to call and examinefor theuiselves
I‘Ie,has,a,l,sp on hand an assortment of=B'oots
and shoes which will _bes_old 25 percent cheap-
er than hcr'el'ofore. I ' _ .
All that is asked is a fair exeinination of his
goo,ds_and prices and he. trusts -that a 'rshare*of
public ‘patronage. will be extended. to l1i_m.~::.£~. V
Nor,walk,,April I7, 1848. _ , __.‘ ‘
._ . NORVVALIl[l.i:i=.
. . - ~ - ; ., l .- ,‘ . . -7.
iluullt illSllBLlSll.lllik
E.» GURTI-9,’
“V ERCHANT’ ‘r.x’ILoR; N5. 10', Main
3 5 st. Olmstead’s Buildings, would tuketliis
opportunity to return his thanks" to his numer-
T ,
a continuance,oftheirgfavors. He would also
invite uttention to a large and well selected as-
BROAD GLO-THS, »
.Consistiiig of French, English, German an
_ _ cAssI_ME.;2_Es',‘”_ _ ,_ « 3.
A la1"g'e’assoi-tinent of_Fi‘euch, _Doeskin, plain‘
fancy, and Tweeds Cassimcre.
— - VES TING-S, -
The above goods wiiilliibe solddns cheap
-~zThe subscriber pl'edges hhnselfthat-all‘gar-
- "Cutting done as usual. 3, 4 ~
‘ I Spring--Fashions Receircd. -' —
U. LOCIK-‘WOOD & SON,
. . 7 ' ' 9
Merchant Tellers,
_. _ AT Tnr; o1_.n 's_'u1\‘n, .
Bows Barilding,-Illain:-Street,
5H-AVINGjust. added .lQ1t.l)f_‘ll' former stock,
’ A a large and well selected assortment of
fashionable Spring and Sunime1- goods,’ com-
prising?-all the varieties ‘now, .'in- use for‘ Gen-
tlem_en’.s,gXVeai‘, would invite ..the : attention
of tlfeiricuslomers and the public to the same,
assuringtliein that all Gar'11_1ebts,n1a(le by tl'iei_n
shall bedone in "a ‘superior and ‘satisfactory
manner.-': I --' .'-. ~' ' ’ -
'_ ,I?urticular attention paid to_cutting,for_others
to make up. ._ . . ( __ V
'No'r'wulk', April 3, ‘I848. _ i { _.1{_1
,, f.R.~\.NDLE & R.-KY-.lVION_D-’S w -I
I-Ital: and Cap Store,
, WEST SIDE TI-1E BRIDGE.
"‘ H_E_ subscri_be_I's would in_form_, the public
’ ’t.lia‘t"tliey havejust received from thecity
one 5of'th‘e"» -largest assoirtments of Silk Hats and
Cups of every description; cver brought‘ -into‘;
this town, which tliey,a1;e .prepared to sell at
prices which w.ill,giva eiitire satisfaction. \Ve
would also call attention foour assortment of
Palinleaf,-‘Strawand Panama Hats for sum-
mer‘we'ar; Also‘ :a large assortment of Fur
Hats ofour own making, which weawarra nt as
very superior. , Tliosein want of a Hat. will
do well to give"us,acall. iAny person buying a
hat of us can have the isarn‘e”Ironed over at an)’
ti,m,e,free,of-charge» _ i , ;:. .,:"f . ‘ . ‘I
Norwa-lk,, April,l§, 1848. ,. . —, _ ,._. 1 .--,=
,. g ,, NE~1V-.'AR-RANGEDIENT‘. I
cl\0,ll,‘ll/ltll all-tyttiuni;
H _H E subscriber having. purchased the Mar-
" , ble Yard recently owner], l)y,l1VI6$§,l'S_.]1‘4.
Price <36 Son, would respectfully announce to
all who may betlisposed to favor him" with their
for ..fl10]lu.I)_l.‘C_\7ll£1__ilf _-3,cul1)t,'¢_o,r_c;,=2i nd Grave, Stones,
of every description inn superior style, of Alncr-;
ican’ia'nd' Italian l\’I:lrble, which will be _furnished,,
as cheap as‘r,'-an be»obtuin'ed"at ‘any other es‘tab- '
lishmentin the.Stato-; ;'A:~:share .‘of«-».tl1e"- public,
patronage__is respectfully ;,s_o_licited# ‘: ". I
‘ “ t r I .' - J, 51.. .S_MI',I‘.H- l
"N6ficc.——\Ve the undersigned having ti'sns- .
ferred.our Marble Business in’*Nor'vvalk,‘t’o J5!
M.,_Smi,tl1, cordially-grecommend, him "to--our-1'.
former fl'ien_ds and customers_ _i.p,._, airfi,el.dg
Gbdntyii ‘ _ ' '»E."I’.P.1_cE_ SON.
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Wanted to sellout;
r =H<E»S-tock- "mrd‘- fixt'i1'l‘eis"of"z1"well "fitted up
, _ «.Grocery- and Liquor Store, ='in'I»the' most
public ,st,ree,l:,in,tl1e borouglrof-.Nol'-walk, and is
doing fl Very goo¢l:l>.usiI!<?sse... This-.St9'i?.sl9e.s vat.
wrrnt ‘praising u p. ‘I.lEii5if_'|dl~’f:1,l.1l'*’?g.°".;."5!.'V’ -3ll‘1_l,1.l79f_1i
o'n:.-the comm-,~‘in front"o£ t1’i;_e; squin‘-6;" where all
tl1_e_.; Npw; Yo;-kf». inanketing busittess is ‘done;
.f0.r sell-i_vg«a.ut;.willzhe é.:gueu' by-:
c6i‘dei“,’ n1axt*ua§».9ti§i,o1rzi-s:‘lv _ ,l6(:k’.,- _, ,;,,1_\Q
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, I‘ had -irs‘.suy upon thessubjectof thepresent war:
Every article needed in theline, , _
"nut-'y".‘b'e'found here, of the best‘q'u:ility, and will
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time to select his assortment. of goods he} feels '
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ous friends for their liberal patronage, and solicit --
, .A large and splendid assortment ever brought ’ '
into Norwalk.
ments made at this establsh_ment,,sha I be supe-
riorin style, and worlmutnship t,o_a_iiy,tlnng in , ;
"town. ‘ ’ , . , .
2 rimg-.'
5waké”up any who have fallen to sleep ;;
‘ with the ted‘iou__s,:r,outi.ne of the -.int’r,odu,c-
4.; 'u-—‘
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Iiiiitniu-si_oF Tnuiiitviaiiais.
Mrzssas. Eorroas; 'Ilh'e'iAdminist1-ation has‘
the ,Ne,w,Y_or.k.,Glob,e, the ;Nat.io,najl-,Intelligen-
_cé’,r_~,.,‘__.IJa,,c_k ]')Vow.ui'nge:an.d Albert Grnlliltin ;lI8_.Ve-' ‘~5-I
ma theifs ;v and Geneijil Pillowliasyhad last-g.« ~
Why; may we not jaléo‘ .hi,1'l.é.
lg ,-,.,» .~, :Who.took themityf. .
“I !” said bnave-Scotr,
, . .‘.$Vl7,i.t,h,._s_,oldiers and shot, .- ,, _
._I, took rthie city!” ..
V“7here‘s' “Santa Anna ?
Running and boasting,
After’ his. roa sting.‘ '
Since the last rout,. .
.H_e—w,ants to get out—, - .—
1 , ,There's.Santa -;Anna,! ,
" ' Who let lii1n'i'n"l' i
-‘ ‘ 4 '‘I‘!” said James Polk;
‘<“ Most fairly he spoke, ~
,“B.ut.his ‘bargain”he broke,
" I let him in!” ' .
Who does the fighting '.’
“ V79 1” say the ‘_b’hoys ;’
“Guns are our toys, ‘
“ And battles our joy's‘——
i ._“.\Ve do thefighting !” 5
W'.ho the‘ glory I ,
‘Old “'RIou'gh and" Ready!”
_' '7' Quick, daring‘, and steady ‘I
A iWl1o does tl1e'we/oping?-2 '
V. The-widoiw and orpliuml:
. _.Alas,.bu1;..too often. '~ ;-' If; ,
V ,O’erma,ny.a,cofi°m_, . - ._. : ,. _ _ '
A, ‘Tliey do theirweeping! '
‘ \V-ho-sends‘ despntch es‘ ?7
H I I" said bold"G*ideon,”
in By'-my 4curri,er-pigeona. 4
é‘I write my own St0I'y.*
,, _ “And fill it w.ith,glory,!
9‘ I send d'espatches,!”,
'\Vho is the martyr? ~
all!” said proud W"orth: ~
*9 I’m pressedto the earth ;
“ That, Scott istoo partial.-
“-I’ll:have a court;martial——
“ I am the murtyr!,”,..
\Vho made the treaty ? I
“I, Nicholas Trist!
“I brought out the grist;
“And wouldn't revoke V
' -w" For Buclia‘nau'or,P-olk——’- I
. “I made=the '.-Treaty! .,
._ \Vho payslthc money ? _ ,
“_\Ve 1” saythe i\’ation;.
‘ “‘ Stars and salvation_!
' “>\Ve"re_'taxed likecrcation!
“ ‘We pay the money !”¥ - ‘ '
National Intelligenccr.
:v3li5t£llu1ip.'
_. BE IN TlME.«. ‘ -
Procrastination and delay seem to be
into the very nature of som'e people‘. ‘Let
them have-an engagement, of‘ no matter
what sort itis, they are sure‘ to be,‘a'Im’Ie
behind the-timc.. They move just as if
they estpected “ tiniejand tide,” the mail,
steam-boat's,‘Jrailroad -cars, and everything
else, to wait till they get ready. _ And
wlien they arrive jiist in time to see the
departinglrain which‘ left only one half
minute°"ib’el'orc,'or the recediirg, steamer
but one-"hundred rods “from! the wharf,
they consider Lherpse_lves privileged with
the ri_ght-of; finding fa'ult,“because , these
publiic;‘cornveya’riiEe‘s did not wait till they
arrived. But had they known, thattliose
cars or that steamboat would have waited
five minutes longer, they='wo"uld'surely
have been , five minutes ,longer, they
would surely"-hav‘e“been live rniiiules latt.-r
——such i.s'their=;,natur‘e.' " ' " ' i_
_.,z‘,'-A:-.f«,u. ".,. . 1:5
In every, religious Societyfltliere are,
a‘1_wa'ys one or more of‘ these_di_on,es who".
come along after", everybody e'ls'e’ has ar-
rived, and the sérviceiihas coin_rnenced..
We have some such in_ our eye at this
moment, who always attend church, but
al\vay’ten_ orfifteen niinutes behind the
This practice of course, has _some,'
advantages, ‘a"s‘_it, isvsure to ' let every _,one
know tliat" they are there, by the noise
that they make in coming in; it serves to
and it saves them from being troubled!
who .fa‘-ils‘5 «'io‘ni‘ee’t 3-his‘ word, or 'is"‘ul~ways
behind the time, will ne,ver_d'o.much..‘For
"one be .tz'1ae.—Jl[;ssenge7j.
,‘ From‘ the Kn'ic/cer,boe1cc_7j,. k _ ,
' A _Ct1,;tP_’rER_,oN E‘2_t'1‘.,I1\’G.,_. _
_--'-5-"-E“l:_iu-rigeifiiiigixnau. i. L I." A
Fretful 'if"11,nsup'plied."_, I
Leonidas Boyd had -partaken of .a-
plentiful breakfast; _he,ha,,d, read the morn-
ing "papers, through; he liud'st'ood,direct;-c
ly in front the fire, w,i,tl1 his hands:
'thorough_ly warm; he lia,d‘,ki,cltied off his
slippers’and drawn on his'ni_.celyipolisl1,ed
boots’; he had‘ rnuflled___'up_l1is,sack, neck-
' cloth and 'glo’vie,s,‘ puton his" h.at,'and was
passing down the door-steps,]w hen a voice
'frorn‘behiud arrested his progress; for,
Mrs. Leonidas Boyd exclaimed, “Don’t
forget the salt ,_my_de-ar I” and "a moment
after, “nor the’salae'ratus and starch!”
As men go, Mr. Leonidas Boyd was a
vgood-man, a kind husband, andan indul-
gent father. #No: aday passed but ‘his
handkerchief was tied into a dozenvlmols
tolrc,-min'd him of things he never would
remember; not a day in which he did not
say, “Yes, ’my-'chi|d,”"undi«“l will, my
dear,” to requests he was sure to fbrget..
The butcher’s bill',ithe coal-man’s bill, the
flour-man’s bill, the house rent-, were all
quickly settled,'and cheerfully he bought
‘ cotton-.cloth,. new dresses, bomicts‘ and
school books; ‘but-therewas ever a mys-
. teryto hi‘s-=mas‘cu-line‘ understanding. “He
could -not‘~comprehend what becarnebf
the minor. groceries that went into "his
house; and as he paced. with quiet‘ steps
the road "leading to his place of 'bus'iness,i_
l1is<meditat‘ions ran thus':‘- ‘ ' 7 _
5“ Don’t forget the sa|t,~my dear ”- No‘,
I I won’t forget the salt; bu-tfl wonder-what
has _b,ecom'e'of' the last‘ thatil bought!
.“ Starch and salaieratus,” too.“ -1' never
't‘aste'salaeratus in anything; the ‘cook
must just throw thatIa\vay; and starch—-
l,et'r'n.e-see; that goes into my shirts; but
it cu-n’t..take a pound for ashirt. 'l'herc’s
-‘fisoap’-’ too, and “a few more eggs - my
' dear.” Last week it was “some ‘indigo,
and a new mop; a little sand and some
soda;” to‘-morrow "it will. be “Bristol
brick and a pound of ginger.” \Vhat
-women want of ‘so many things I cannot
imagine; but my wife-shall have ‘what
is she wants if- she rational -uboutbxvhat
she ca:ll_s:"9‘ house-keeping.‘
Every -town has its Leonidas Boyds;
r_nen.\vhose perceptions are obtuse’ on the
' subject of small domestic needs; men to
whom little; wants are no wants at all, and
to wlzosemindsawhat they. do not see
used‘ is sure to bewasted ;' men who won-
der where the.salt:goes, men who think
women maketoo. much aidoabout» house-
keeping; men, in short, who:-are great
connoisseurs of thcf culinary art in gener-
al, but have no conception of its multi-
plicity ‘of, details,-.and who buy butter,
sugar, lard,,pepper’ and spice, and verily
think thatthey are doing their wives a
great favor. Eating is, on the whole, a
serious business. - When, we take into
consideration the sustai'ning.vital ener-
giesand. the consequent‘ actions, the-office
ofcook becomes one of solemn interest;
and the incessant demandsmade by that
orifice _ with which the ,“ h_um‘an: face
d,iv_ine” is garnished, seemsbut reasona-
ble. The republican sor_ne.time's wonders
ifroyulty condescends to roast-potatoes-
an,d,bread and-butter, and thinks that Vic-
toriashould, like the fairies, be- fed on
broiled rose-leaves; or, if mortal, on
pound-cake and custard; -at the farthest
should, should Her Majest_~y choose a bit
2 of flesh, let it be a. “squib angel” or some
cherub oysters; Prince Albert might have
“ follr and twenty black-birds baked in a
pie,” and have high precedent therefor:
and Montezuma, we read, relished his
stew-or fricasce o.f _tender little children;
a dish difficult to’ be furnished often in a
private family. .But common people with
common appetites will submit to course
fare; and ever since our great grand-
mother Eve got into, the foolish habit of
waiting upon Adam and handing him ap-
ples, it has fallen to woman’s lot to be .-a
cooking animal. Ages ago it-was estab-
lishedas a fact that the way to a-.man'vs
heart was tlirougli-~.his stoijnoch.~ The
tcify'sé,‘r,vices._,,. _ ., . . . . x
,the_se, pegsons engage te m_eet,.you at
ti given iiliour or‘ the day, they will _ keep:
-y_ou waitingan; hou,r,af.ter the time, and:
men 'mer'ely_';rem'arli!/ilfil did, not think u;
‘ids. <.'>f mush imP9r;m.nce,_” 0?;-...“ I did not
tjl1_lin_k you,\v,ou:ld,,_b,e,,l1ere so.,soon.” -, V, g
v_e;r,y,l_it_tle. pat.ie‘nce,'*?an-d‘ for them we can
have but ’v,eI1'y _-lgiltle afello.-Wshlp; for. he-
who does not keep his word is not an
hones't man. {And-Yvvho -is -so" sup’r‘eine‘ly_
selfish as.t0-«indulge hislown -'luziness,'or
serve :his':o.wn<ends at thevexpense of-the
time.a.nd gco-n»venienc’e»'of'3everybody ‘else,
isvnot:to'be.counte‘n'anced.* a"iPu~nctua’lit=y’-
is.rsaid3 to bethe life of business,” 85 so rel'y'_
, itz3is-._thei‘p'r~i?nc'iple*Iof-honest dealing;-’ Let"
a'—im'ah ..do-as .'«he sa'ys,-in little 5 ‘things ~ __us
the I perplexity and-xv tro"_u‘b'le_“ that a '-’little‘
want: of punctuality oft-en 'pro‘(luc‘es. " ‘Bu-_~
siness of Ttlfe greatest im'portance»t,o'.'one
man rests upon i'.an.jo"ther ‘man’s¥being ex--’
act to the ti-mein meeting? an engagement‘
l._l'k«'l_§t .m;ayfseen;r,to‘=t:he l’at_ter a- iner,e’trifl"e&’
-:[A..«youn’g man9=just"se‘tt'ing' ’bu‘l:“~"ln *li,fe"
_should.:ad6.pt- .pun'ctu?ality ‘for’ his’ o_t;t*('>‘,'
and‘ 'st-ick by it in allyhis’proc.eeding,s.'
Sf;c'h’ "=1 6n7e{is:‘su‘ré’f'o‘prosper initlie lwo‘rld',
"\‘~
’,;1lotiwcl,le{, I'?=eb,.»9,:;t84s.;:_: run‘! ‘arr ’-~‘-i
‘with smoke, thinks
“-The. very best comfortunder the sun. ,
Is to sit bythe‘ fire until the taters are-do'ne;”
'arB'utch man smiles'whc_n he sees‘ "suits and
scralls, and tastes sour-krout.
Irishman sitting by. his peat fire, begrimed
lllS, poke-greens and 'bacon.
loafer is only happy when‘
' “‘Some'faithful she , .
»‘Is fryiu’ sassengers for he."
The city m_<=;rc,han‘t cries:
_' “A fine leg of mutton, my dearie, I , .4
_ I p'i‘i’th‘e'e"liave ready at tliree; .
: Have it"s‘m‘oking‘nndtender and juicy,
‘ ' .And“\vlia‘t*bette1"dish can there be ?” '
The city,,“ inelrgharrt-l_ord” "must, have his
many courseysv; the‘ fisherman his “ lob-
! The city
well as:great'; i. No one--can‘ well-concei-vevscouse,” a'nd:,tli_e ,bac,l:(_v,_vl_‘o,odsi map his
"‘ c'hiick._en-fii£,e_ns', ,an,d"_'f;‘ shalnly-cake_.”—1-_
The careful liouséwife, ,‘_‘_‘ tuu'g'_lit,by,_expe.-,
;~ie‘nc‘e,‘;s‘o‘(m discern's what plejases,i,_wliat;
\
i.'0f,fe'n(l‘s'_;’,’i and witli tli_is_e;\Epei"ien_ce before
’herj':ey‘e's, '\v)lfa,t, w__ond,er'_that,her hearts is
igr‘e'ate,r '_tuim'ult,:t’han,tl1,e ,pots_
‘bo’ili'ng ‘l'é'r‘np‘e’stu'ous‘ly' "over th_e:fiije,,and'
that he_r_spirits,,wj.ll’ rise u7nd§fall§'w,ith_ the
bread iriftlie oven 1, , A-‘kitchen _;_i what is
.it'?.'..-;,Ir.r"!lI¢‘W’9i'.d=i9.l.a'ri<it.l1'ef§.f‘,.it 5-tim-
;fo’r?-e—vé“r‘ 1;; eff le‘n'tf "‘¢lii""v‘§{hi"f‘li‘¢'_z:‘ ‘fie
l;§a_ys,, iégi"kiiiill1“‘hitI:lif6°lli7nf3i‘i' iilfefl W V
l‘ljil'id,"l‘:l5é,"ii'Jil0l"" "bake-lion
1
; an inn-"ho
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I
' cookare cu l‘l'_l "sa L1 c e" pan nis, ste w’-p:a_n_r3is,
elapsed under his co__ut-s'~'«__irts,, and was«.tlie;‘famil.y table, requires’ some skill,°for-
aithe pearly grains of rice: “Vl7ash him
I
' Fhe l
l)fl.l,T.0T1‘.lg"§v-ll-“Whe‘-'$ l’Y9l’"‘!ed*t°'cxccutemidersl (‘Vivi-,l'l;'.l'|.-*1l.ll:lS.:C‘lfl.SS1jO‘Iiipel'S0l'lSi\\'ei have southern‘ “€53-"'0' "Vi!!!" dflllce all-ell‘ '~’3ll“g.
Indelmorning I wakes mit fe het-ache and koff,
‘i3‘§§$%’l,n9r“i,#’i-vesyiharsté ssési ‘
-n‘or"'an 'o'f1t-house, nor ti‘tlwell1ng,-h.ouse.]
No; ’tis absolutely _and_7 bone-figide 'ineitlie'_r|
l
1 -he must *work{’alo'n'e, and’ aggiinst the windz: i_n‘orejnor{l,e‘s's‘ th,an'a‘kitch'en ; 'o'r‘a"s‘__ the
t .‘ fagaifnsity vvinrdfund, tide both. "Let! every
: law more ‘-"clgi_ss’i'c,ax'lly “e'xp’r:e‘s§es' it, "“ a
k.itclie’n‘"‘is’='came‘ria' necessairia pr_‘_a,,'us‘qg
s'culle'i‘o,.-". dre‘s"s!ero‘,- ‘coal-hcil’o‘,’_‘ i's'€"o'v‘*is,=
smoko-jacko, pro roastandum,-'_bi'oiland‘u‘m,
fr§fand'uim-, ‘ et plumb’-‘pudding iinixaiidum,
pro turtle-soupus, calves’-he_ad liushibus,
cum calipee'iet"calipashibus.”O ,And tovbe
captain of the establishment-{keep each
boiler from bursting, andmake three reg-
l1lal‘.l.I‘lpS daily,- and found, from thence to-
titude and patience ; yes,
spice, that’s'very nice.”
- A man’s'theory of cooking consists in
“stirring -u'p'V'som-eth’ing,” and‘ baking-‘it
until it is done; carried‘ into -practice, it
would be :worse‘ evcn"than= the French
“ olla podrida,” .wher‘ei_n “ a little‘ of any
thing you have got isput ‘into apot half-
-full - of water, boiled ‘an hour,’ seasoned
\vit~.h‘sall: and"pepp_er, and served up hot ;”
or on afestival-day it m-ig'l'it amount to
the Spanish recipe for the same! dish :-
“ Take a little of e,very!/u':-g you have got,
boil it hard for an hour, season it to your
taste, andgarnishit with parsley.” 'l here
is little romance about a kitchen fire place.
The beauiiful‘»thco,ry I of living upon the
fruits of "the earth is clmrming to the
and “ sugar and
‘and ho‘u'se-keeping. Slieflvill regalel1er-
self and her husband on apples, peaches
and _pears for breakfast. She will never
become’ a drudge in her own house-not
she»! No doubt but thata turnip field and
a good well of water would sustain life;
but we opine that our lord of creation .
would find his way to a.,c.o,ok»sh_op and our
-lady fair‘ seek for consolation where the
Dutchess of Orleans said she could always
find it in h'er,times of affliction ;_ in eating
ham and _sa'u_s-ages. Yet, after all, tlrereyis
u" satisfacitic-ii in having “ got up .one’s.
_ing of them._ ‘A trifle,‘ :1 stick or ‘green’
wood, a fa-lling. of a~little soot from the
chimney, a gratin of salt or pepper too
,much or, too little, and alas for the dinner!
Or if thehouse-keeper has. done it by
means of_ her independent proxy,‘ viz:
‘'help,” then the trifle of soft or hard
wood, and the whole family circle must‘.
be happy or unhappy. Happy-it is, and
she rejoices over her dinner and feels
thankful when it is over. Had Madam
Nature (a pretty good world-keeper, we
think) hung dinners on apple-trees and
made vines to bear good cooked break.-
fasts, cau. ed the earth to send up bubbling
springs of good hot soup, and made tur-
keys to, run about roastedand chickens-to
issue fricaseed from the white houses of
their infancy, we doubt whether man or
womankinld would have been as well sat-
isfied. not,Pa,t.Tigg enjoy himself
hugelywlién he tliought, . .
“ To-morrow I’ll kill my fat. pig,
For I’m sure he’ll make elegant mutton :"
So then he goes into the hovel, .
And hangs the ‘pig up by the heel, _.
Cuts his throat so mite with the shovol, ,
And cries, “This is the way to dress veal!”
And did not the cobbler’s wife bustle about
and feel consequentially happy when her
lame-legged spouse hung out his little
shingle '1. r -
“ I-lere Rake and Pise and Bier I sell,
And oysters stoo"d and in the shel.
And friglied uus two for them that chews,
And with despatch mends Butes and Shows !"
Then hear how like a connoisseur the
black man tells us the best way to cook
well,'rnuch wash in cold water; rice flour
make ‘him’ stick; wash all quiet away.-
Water boil very fast; throw rice in, boil
qua rter-hour,or more, rub one rice between
thumb and finger; if! all rub! away, him
_quite done. Put rice in cullender, hot
water go away; pour cup of cold water
,on him; put him back in sauce-pan; keep
‘him covered by fire; then be all ready.
:Eat him up-—he very good!” Yes, Mr.
,Pomp‘ey, Cato, or Plenty, whatever your
fname be, “ he very good,” and you love
lto cook him.
i For every dish there is a time and sea-
son; Solornon the king said so before we
ldid,,and the Spanish proverb regarding
;o_ranges, “ gold in the morning, silver at
lnoon, and lead at niglit,” will hold true of
‘other things._ Charles Lamb discourses
like ,a lover. over his roast-pig, with ‘its
delicate cracklingand tender flesh. with
w._h_i_ch be delighted himself atthe midday
meal; but hear the Dutc-liman’s;ex-peri-
ence of, the same dish for supper;
“ Son1e,tim'es,wl1en~I eat von pig supper, I trea ms
Dat mine shtomach -ish filt full of shtones,
Und out in mineshleep, like ter tivel, Ischreams,
Und kicks off. do ped-clothes and groans !
“Denidere ash I lays, mit de pod-clothes all on“,
' I gits myself all over froze. '
Und I’m shick from miuehet to my toes !-"
\V'l{o pants“buck'_wheat cakes on :1 hot
summer morning, chicken’-.pie ‘when’ they
are ill, or gruel when they" are well 1 "l‘he
manwho desires green peas in December
and ,reilishes_cucumbers in'Jariuary‘i‘s one,
,who"‘\vould turn the world" "upside down,
andyought .hims_elf to be put under‘ a forc-
lug‘ glass until! bet_t'e‘I_‘;tas_t_es and aims are
developed. , “,\''V,e‘ like _a "dinner in .s_lyle,‘
with its bit of bisciuityiand. napkin, its silV._P.l"
fork and firi!ge.r-ig'l‘ass,"f-its soup‘, ifs fif$'f?i its .
roast and boiled, its ‘game, its '_sa‘la'd, its
pie; and» j,e_lli'es, its fruits, its wines; but
del'i,v'e;r.ij‘s, £r,o_m,, it on ._T_h_ankrgi-vi_ng-‘day
us. then, ;the_ .rou;st_.;-t_'n_rkey', .4-.‘."l.l<_l c‘r'snr-_. _
., ». Av'v— g
young maiden on the eve, of" matrimony .
victuals” nicely, apart fromthe mere eat-‘ :7
Fierry-sauce‘, the boiled-chicken amigo 'p,lei-fat
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gran mot ers .ca '1‘ it. - ow -tnadyf i_R__e'
the “old maids hash-up,”-=Wh'er_ie thetlseiég
. boiled=.dinner appears the second =':iar¢_;
salt-beef, pork,‘potates,€"tu'rnips* ir‘ic_l3(’:‘:’i'l';-'
bage all finely minced, and=warm"ed-‘W‘il’ll
the melted butter‘, in little‘-salt‘, pepper_i'h”h'(I
vinegar ? —,'VVl]0 has notseen the eyeso
the boarding-school boy almost snffiised
with tearsas he gazed upon the .coél-fiishf
di.nne.r; alias “ Nantucket owls 1-” "What
American ‘loves. sour-krout, ‘and 'whiif
Dutchman'do_cs_ _not'l-.»or‘what Jew will
eat pork 2 ' - g. ,
Amcricans have few national dished,’
suving and excepting those madeof thd
lndiancorn. What better dish than a‘
good Johnny cake I ii U i
A - “Sissing, steaming;
Up the water liquid b_oils,
Kettle in, o'er Imaging coals." , . 1 - , . ,
N ow the cook, so kindly carefully hastymkei
the spoon, - - 3 '
\Vith a tow-cloth, up the kettle see her take,’
Pour the water, none demurring,
On yellow meal, keep it stirring
Till ’tis fit for making cake.
On round tin" '
_"Outspread it thin,-
Down she puts it before the fire.’ ' _
» The flame ourbreaking rises higher.‘ «I
The inward spirit ofthe mass is moving‘; .-
Aud all its mighty energies is proving r i
It swells, it swells, oh smack y_ourl_ipa,‘ ,
' The crust begins to brown.’
I Take care; oh ! me, it moves, it slips“
‘There, there; ’tis falling down! ' ‘
I Oh! how tempting; oh! oh! how it
Seems to woo the butter standing near!
Tl1iuk'st thou, thankless reader, think'st thou!
Johnny cakes no more to tell thee? '
Know then, feel then, somehow or how
Higher, deeper thoughts should swell th'eél.'
One big universal large ' _ if
Johnny cake the world contains,’
Hunger than one rehearsal
Could be told in many strains." A
Oh! the noble, all including trunsceuden£e_
make ‘ . _ x
Of inward, outward, upward, great world,‘
' Johnny cake! ‘ , _. , if
Sure there’ll be anew creation.’
Sure there won’t be no'sturv'ation.' _ _
Spirit aiding; heart-up-moving ;'
Life reviving; health imr:1'o'v'ing,’
New Ideal; , . "
Super-real V .
Indian Johnny Cake 1” __
‘Would that all the Paddies and Pads‘
dies’ wives but believed this! Tbo_'
French are thegreat cooks of the woirl,d,—?
and Paris the great cook-shop. lldonsg.
.\‘loust:iche in his hotel boils his,biggin'o,_f
coffee over the spirit lamp, buys his egg,‘
and sheet of ipaperfor fire-wood tocoolg‘
it, and breakfast with grace, and‘ gout,‘
morning after morning. ‘Taste if you dare!
the lricandeau he serves you for dinner.’
It may be cat, dog, or a piece pt hlisfl
grandfather, who knowsl But the girav-y,
who but a Frenchman could compo,u_nd_"
suchva gravy’! and “gravy is to’, mcat_‘
what a veil is to a homely wo.man,”_ dr
shade-trees to an old house. lV_e are con!-;'
tent in France to live 'as Frenchmen do ;’
but give’ us here in our glorious_.rep‘ublio
dishes that can do without so mu_ch’gra_vy,‘
and that we may eat xvithout fear. and-'
trembling in our hearts. , Hotel lteepersf
in Yankee-doodle fare! and thrust no.3
more in our faces your long bills of fare."
(that \ve cannot read) of dishes that we.-
cannot relish! Let the Englishman’ ask‘
as longvas he pleases, _ _ _ , ti
‘ VVho hath not seen home made bread‘ '
A heavy compound of putty and lead!
We don’t have that kind, since the ‘.‘ price?
of putty is riz;” but we -have the fine‘
white loaf with its golden crust; yes, we”
have even feasted on its sweetness before‘
a morsel touched our lips. We have seen?
too, delicate slices of broiled hum, the‘?
potatoes like snowballs.’ _VVe have eaten
Yankee baked beans andfried hasty-pud-_‘
ding, the nicely broiled shad ;: the
more elaborate meal of chicken‘pi_e,_r'oast'.
sirloin or spare-rib; but eacnand all we‘
have known and greeted like old ac-,7
quaintances, and they spoke to us in their
mvn vernacular, and asked us, as,‘ little:
Red Riding Hood did the make-believe,
grandmother, “ What have you got such?
a great mouth furl” and we, wolf-like,2r
have answered, “ to eat you all up xvith,’-9,‘:
and felt that wv.e,u-_ould reverse the stoical,
maxim and cry, “ We live to eat, not _eat'
to live.” ~ I . v , - ,
But lest any Mrs. Leonidas Boyd should?"
think that,‘ after all,‘ we have not--told‘
where the salt goes, -l_et u’s".g,iv_e tlre.g1je'_at-'~
Sidney Smith receipt for d‘re's',‘si_ng _s’a'lad.§-.
l-leknew, if any bodydid, the best’ ,wtiy at‘..-
getling up pungent, sinart dish_es_:", _ '-
f‘ Two large potatoes, passed through kitcheiil
, serve, _ . ,.. _.
Smcthness and softness to _t__he_ ,s_alad jgive ;'
Of mordant; tnustai'd_'ad a single sption, . _ x‘
Distrust the condiment that: bites soon : , '
» But deem’ it‘ not. oh! man of h"é1-bs_~‘u-‘fault,
To add a double quantity of salt :9 5’ .
F our times the spoon -with the oil':of '?L‘ucca ai
crown,‘ _ I 7 _ ,q 3;];
And twice yvithvin_e'gat- prdcuredf from ,t,o,,vvu,;f,,
Tru_e"flavor needs it',',an_d your.poet' begs,‘ M." ‘
'l‘he pounded ‘yellow-of twp-~bo;i_¢a=_égga;= ~
Let onions‘ atoms lurk within the Bowl,‘--:_;‘ ’
~ And; scarce suspected.~ianiz__nate' sthei Whbldl '
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A magic spoonfulof anchovyscuce;
Andlastly, in the flavored compound. I'qIi;*--‘.‘.;‘_'3’ «
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