The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-11-12

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Ifp ~ I. fond, wi.h your keen glance, Of
NJ, \. every corner q our noble ssAs''
- II ,h.. may b. Of MSS OF Interest ;
r. !. ,he public q large. bat 70 every
rss-,,v vbere you make your weekly
es - ...,ed to lay before ron variety
-, -. g. your inspection.
$50 thus far has been delightful.
Lal.r.r rite. the thermomeser sAeanda -
=" g. .eversl days pssvious. ~ samWr
49, lfo.s did NOS make his descent sp-
= =. s.A iues. though be shossd his
s y !, d. s.lds few miles north Of %
S'M ,,o previous. biting the corn With bic
'S ..A very much 70 iss injury. Corn
ss.--.h.rs vas not very good yield
u, potatoes have gro~n nike weeds
''s'e =. ,.ins, and viii yield veil.
q. / ue have iew fruit trees % re-
- Nv. here and 'As'. eve, - &c -. ' ,...s o.
s''N Ills year-jOss a. promise for the
800 =. .,.s.sly- though il seems to me avery
-. ..,i.. one. Tomatoes must as yes answer
-. q spplss 70 Us; and do the houses
asF"r -. know 10 how many forms to-
49, |. cooked 70 make pAlitable -.
4 f.u .. receipts for tomato pickles
10y. ..aaings. &C., but there are two
- ss,,. 20, seen IN prin. I wish 70 show
- "a you can give the" to those cooks
yea ~ ...,,s6on teaches you will be bens-
h'ss 80 i,s ssest tomato pickles was
.,.,.,,d y - iss piekling peaches that !
-, :. old Prairie Farmer.
- 80. ooar, Of good vinegar add shr -
Z .aur. boil and akin veil. This xl'l
c.ck q ripe tom asoes when the aka -
..,,l Tie tomatoes should be boiled 10
.,pp lin thoroughly cooked and then re-
nd and the syrup boiled down TIL jadg-
"a, d the cook tells her it will keep Anew
are. NAV be used for spices.
You .ill perceive shat ! an not accustomed
a,uiuc recipets and do beg you viii not
!. me one Of your sly wicked wirks Tor my
Aksrdness-ior although cooking IN not my
have one more wish to present to you.
anal have learned after various experi>
ants vii make . delicious tomato pie. a
|. "A deep pie pan 10 the first requisite. Nine
he square-or rather oblong cooklng-tins
a. our mothers used 20 bake their pumpkin
H. uipce pies in, in their great brick svsns.--
crust 10 such pan, well filled with toma :
\. rus sne-shs, are jist beginning 20 ripen.
y ii one half pound Of sugar-one teaspoon :
Ntd ml,-one seA-spoonful Of ground cinna'
,m md . half gill of sharp vinegar. Thi'
NAcpsab. well covered with -four, before thu
b ~, e,ss. il laid on, 40 il makes a very JUICE
y, nke an hour or more in . slow oven. ane
J ~, your pie 10 two or three days old 1t is
hi utst
Ispou am rather late in the season for TO
s.ass, bu. IL house-keepers watches the sign
v.a ,s nd Hal a n
md pslIsd up their tomato vines BY the root
r; hang them uader shelter, or piled then
a md covered them with hay or STRAW, the.
.cr ry nv receipts yet this fsli-if they fAile
n 10 sc-Ani want the receipts for anothe
s..Ou they can clip them out and stick then
I heir cook book Whether they are save
vro, nv conscience is relieved Of duty.
bslier who loves to call and eat tomato pie
tseasht o~sd the publc-hc told me tn
stei DAY be hoped would not die till ] M
hold some one how to make them; and ne
You knou il will NOT be so much matter 1t u
sI, time you glance this way. you zee ! a
asGng from the ranks - this 10 the only re-
ui.inal feat ever performed in woman's gre
Esss-cooking. |ItI-t.
Nov for politics-the Republicans here
o. little precinct won the day glorioasly-b
IL sosDty-Frsmont proved Democratic 4
asa.! Bat We hope for better things in
mr. and we shall have them, the signs of tf
ns are favorable for us.
The trial Of s. r. NuckeIls and bic compe e'
r heir outrages in our settlement last fall,
aa vel ended; though re had q triumph
mice over oppression, ~ the last session
yeour, IN our coansy-in the fact that the colo
lea boys sAo sers % abussd ware permitted
'e.tfy n court. And testimony was 90 COZ
rncing that Nuckells VAS obliged 70 pay bis 81
sanger.
he bad probably had bis revenge before bal
" DE race BY selling to . man who was ma
Y Out . gang for the southern market.
lxt nan tina, had long served HIM faithfsl
las Muck, our hearts all ached for him VII
ss Who saw him in bis irons on his way do'
as river told US of bis sad looks. We coa
sa help ~isLing while he Was 20 near us.
Ia. thrust him into that entrance Of the Und
esuud Railway, our opponents say ws ha'
shsn shole families disappear a once,
'stiag them God speed-snd a. they emer
sue Liberty end responding ANS WE'LL
~, Dear Hawk-Eye may wgits no more
TIN sssin or fear your lacrymals will
'sssssd, snd you will not be able TO zee clear
EsAs Wesen, adieu, for it is . subject 90
esas 10 me shat cannot turn from il
sns'aaaa moment. 4. G. r
or Iuiermauon wanted Of Benjamin Ma
hs He has family in this place In destit'
circumstances, and bio wife has become insal
as leis here shout six weeks ago. He york
enine railroad u or near Agency during
summer. Any Information will b tbankfu
Ledger
1oHS BRo~ss Last sPEEcu.-virginia I
Ne Soa;h listened TO an Anti-slavery speech.
We address Of John Brown after his convictl
sei - they never heard before, and such
aey would not hare allowed to be uttered IN
ID! cher circumstances. IL will 20 into ev
saihefn newspaper and be read BY every pli
Hand slave dealer south Of Macon and DiXt
NE, and Il will excite something more y
'Eorishnent Considering the occasion
~ cacsustances, il Vas . most remarks
Teeeo. II calm dignity, 10 the Connexions
@aoe OF good intentions, 10 an honest
Leasty faith In chvsstta ritv II has In II he