The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1859-03-31
Ipsion alseial aNoalsdge
bomessic Recipes.

= Domestic Recipes. .aass''' IS
The following are thc reniairdcr Of tbc Recibccs
! commenced last week; sfe'', 10 ~, ,iRiss'yfi
CpIckrs 81 he fowls for f;,'I Il,;..pp,. anu.
pose Should, be Young and fne,s.. You nlay
lelt!ler boil Or roast them. They must be,
quite cold Having removed alt Tie. skin
Eand fat and disjoipied, The owls, cut The
lmeat from, The bones into very small pieces,
4 sot exceeding an inch, and SPLIT two large
Neads OF celery, and eut the White part inio
fteces, also about al. inch long :. Having
jtS te cl.isf.5;l 81 syIeis BAT
am INTO a deep dirh. eovcr stand set Il
AWAY Have ready the yelks sof eight
! eggs bold hasJ. put them into 4 fiat dish
and mash them to Il paste; add TO the eggs
aNsmallrteacupfal' Of fine salts sfhe same
quan'ityIiof cayenne pepper, shaiif "a gill OF
made mustard; Shalf wiue'glass Of vinegar !;
two wine.glasses of sweet OH. Mix all to-
gether ihoroughiy stirring theins q, long time
until quite SMOOTH .,.rs-ls-. 9r,e .51,sa \,
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BoILrpfICEtso.-~To ono lb. sugar. add
halt teacGp ot water, and boil uplh "a, thick 4
ems Q little, have dthree aeggs EhsAf beaten \
pour the boiling syrup iu,o; the eggs and
stir all the time, and beat until cold add a
small quantity of lepon acid. - (, ;, :, !. s..
TRANSPARENCY ffs: ..ss:.FT ri;:H i;g:H teacnn cf
butter; two cups Of sugars four eggs ;,haifI
nutmeg one tablespoonful of vinegar; half
teacup of cream. Put The sugar in the vel,
Tow, u,en The hnuer. then, ,ihe- Vinegar, then
the white.aR 81 s5Sasrfs asSs.-,gs > .,,,s +. lF5
f =. p - -
Mcsu CrsrARD,T-It sis made like sweet
potatoes custard, using corn meal inush, In
stead, of the potatec. Cook the mush thor.
oughly fasor with lemon aud o little acid,
vinegar, for, Instance, : +, - -, :. Z
RISK Three eggs; one cup Of butter
milk hall, cup Of buttet; half cup OF SUI,
gar; ieaSpoonful OF Soda, H6ur enough 10
make !: the consistency Of poundcake batter.
How. SOME .TuISGs ARE MAuE.-,As pIly..
sician of Cincinnati has made the following
statement: @s
"Dnring the summer of 1856, / analyzed
- sDnscienstona gem
tlemen OF our own city, who would not Der.
init me 10 take samples TO my office. but in
sisted on my bringing my chemicals and hp
paralus 10 their store, and ahalyzetr SAMPLES
of sixteen different lots Among them were
Port wine, Sherry wine, and Maleria wine.
The distilled liquors were some pure, some
vile and peniciohs limitations butihe'winos
had not one drop Of the juice ofthe gtape!t
ifhc basis Of the Port vino was dilGtcd' sub
piiuric acid, colored with eldetberry juice
with alnm, sugar, and neutral spirits. The
basis Of the Sherry was a sor; of7a pale
mali, sulplTic acid, from the ibi,ter almond;
oil, wi,lfa percentage Of alcoholic spirits
from brandy. The basis of the MADEIRA
was decoction of hops, wi;lr sulphuric
L.as:tl. lo,s.y, kpirits from Jamaica rnia, etc
PThe- same week after 'anaiyzing .tIe above
and exhibiting the qualitsaa and clluacter of
the liquors to'the proprietors, Il sexton ora
churclf informed me that tiei had purchased
a gallon of the above Port wineltoi,be ,ls.sl
in his church ionstheS uexl Sabbath iforssac,
rameftal PURPOSES, and that for tliis m ixiare
OF sulphlrie acid alum and ,eiderberry joice,
he had paid, $2!75 per gallon.ras ~ sHa.,A
a' '''@ ." ----7-'-'-s >zss'--f---- YES ~!
| A NoBLEs EsWoMxNy-4.Iuisseld indeed,
Tint we see awoman'wiIo has mi xed SO ~ liclI
with the world ,'ani iis.so'welkknown.iuf fash!
hionable life as is the case with M sdame lie
Vert, whosbas'so good hpd noblesa lieart.---
Of her etfosts towards The porehase Of f.aIount
Vernon, correspondent says;y'as lao sss Z
| ofthe'uatiring ehergy Of ofMaIame lie Vet
too much cannot be said ;lierszeal knows no
diminuion, a'her:r activity mo ypepose Her
persuasive voice rcaebes all GLASSES and all
kagess The Niiitory hear it; and pay their
Tribute to The hero who led their father to
lrictory. s7lIer spirit enters where9fY on,an's
lpreSenceeis denied. .;7ands in the sanctniH of
The Lodge, tho Aasoas~psur ont their gold.
en- olfeiingss TO ltlleirl yenerated BROTHER
Fireman ,bging to, her ,tressurys Testimonials
ofloye and grattpdes Srhoef (2iidre,s catch
her enthusiasm, AMI send Asir hearty. con,
,ributiops to Mount Vernon, while .Pia,,ts,s
from theintorior turn no sdeaf, ear to hes ap.
f,esss, y div hes5adl'Ss sks ii, A.Ef s-iht,H,
si Toa woman rosseSsingatl,ei inoblehesssoi
soul l,elonginy TO Madame LesVert.t ,lii.
beaulifh o.operationam,her patriotic labors
must ,yieldua heari felt iGraiiicaiioh that ne
eulogy couitienhanee; and slistorys,vil. moi
fail 10 record thai her time and tsleilts ,eeEe
nobly consecrated to-s glorious cause.
H.. .,,,7-5 .<zps - u : -,y,-.
Il A WOMAN. ia Brooklyns N. X, stole, -four
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