New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-05
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!. RECENT PUEIIcATIoNs.
TuR LAsR REeloSs OF CBSrRAL AFRICA A Pic
tnre cf Exploration By RICHARD 4; Bgrsoh g.hla a,
M. /. Army. New York: Harper y BrotheTs.
a For sale III New Orleans BY J. O. Morgan & Co.
"A very interesting book of travels by Capt, Bur
81 ton, who is Fellow and Gold Medalist of the
Royal Geographical Society. The narrative il very
wen written and is highly entertaining, and the il
lBstrations are strikingly graphic, carrying with
them their own evidence that they are true TO ma
ture This book ii volume Of near six hundred
large and well printed pages.
4 Ny NOVEL, OF, Varieties In English Life. BY
i "Psistratus Caxton.n New York: Harper a
! Brothers. For sale in New Orleans by j. G.
Morgan y Co.
This is an elegant republication, in two volumes
1 library form, Of one of Bnwer's greatest works,
which is sufficiently weltknown to the public.
! Cousin HARRY. BY Mrs. Grey. Philadelphia: T.
B. Peterson s. Bro. For sale in New Orleans BY
J, @. Morgan u CO.
Another work from the pen of a prolific and very
generally admired authoress. domestic ro-
nance, most of the books she has made have
! been, and characterized BY her weknown style
and quite respectable ability.
oDD People. Being Popular Description of sin
gnla,r i Races Of Man By Capt. Mayne Reid.
l. Go. = - = a - = 81 -
An interesting and, withal, valuable book, by
an author of weknown ability, and peculiar quail
6cations for the work. The Captain serves up the
odd races Of the genus homo in q emihumorous
4 and very entertaining and Instructive manner.
Those who read his descriptions of Bushmen, Fue-
gian dwarfs Australian aborigines, ETC., will be
very apt to allow that the proposition al men are
4 born free and equal' is but the "gttering gener-
altyu which Rufus Choate denounced it.
MISS GIlRERT's CAREER. BY J. G. Holland. New
i York: Charles scrihner. London: Sampson
Low & Son. For sale in New Orleans BY ]. G.
Morgan 90.
All who have read The Titeomb Letters
Bitter Sweet, Z ETC., BY this genial and powerful
author, man with o heart as well as brilliant
genius, will be apt to supply themselves with this
later work of his industrious PEN.
/ wheat AND TAREs. New York: Harper 4 Brothers.
Fer sale in New Orleans by J. G. Morgan & ca.
i A two hundred and fifty page fiction, nicely
printed II is a story of English life.
LECTURES ON THE PHYSICAL FORCES. BY Michael
Faraday, D. G. L., +. r. S. New York: Harper
i Brothers. Tor sale in New Orleans by j. @.
Morgan & Go.
This is useful little book its matter being plen-
tifully illustrated. The lectures published were
delivered before ajuvenile auditory at the Royal
Institution of Great Britain, during the Christmas
! holidays Of ls5s-se.p
Recipes Especially for our Lady Readers.
Written for the Daily Crescena]
4 CARROT PUDDING. Take two large carrots, boil
we'll peel and mash to a fine pulp, add pound Of
raisins, pound Of currants, pound suet, l ounce
Of lemon Juice, nutmeg, table-spoonfuls of flour;
4 to be boiled u hours. Eaten with brandy or wine
Il sauce
10 Cure Soft CoRss--Dip piece of soft linen
rag in tUrpentine and wrap it round the toe on
which the corn is, night and morning.
NICE LIGHT BuNs.-one pound of flour, ounces
Of butter, teaspoonfuls of yeast powder, pound
Of sugar, beat the yolk and white Of egg separs
ateIy, Gill Of milk and few drops of essence of
lemon bake Immediately.
To MAKE NICE BREAD FOR LARGE FAnLIEs.-
Take u pounds of rice, boil it gently over slow
fire, in quarts of water, about hours, stirring
frequently to avoid burning then beat it up into q
smooth paste; mix this while warm into pounds
Of -four, adding at the same time the usual guam
tity of yeast for the -four, adding salt allow the
dough to work awhile near the fire, after which
divide il into loaves and it will be found when
4 baked to produce excellent white bread, and make
4 q large quantity.
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as much grated cocoa mt as will make stiff paste
when mixed whisk the eggs very light and dry,
add the sugar gradually, and when the sugar is in,
add the cocoa nut; roll teaspoonful Of the mix
ture in your hands in the form Of pyramid, place
them on paper, put the paper tins and bake in a
rather cool oven until they are little brown, or
you can drop the mixture by the spoonful the
! paper, and bake in the same way.
| RAIsIN PUDDRG.-3 pound of nice beef suet, /
pound Of raisins chopped fine, eggs, table
apoonfuls of flour, little salt and nutmeg; mix
WE'LL beating the eggs separately; boil two hours.
Serve with brandy sauce.
MINT VISEGAR.-Take 9fresh, clean mint leaves, |
when mint is in season; put them into a wide.
mouthed bottle fill the bottle loosely; then fill
up with good vinegar; cork tight for two or three
weeks; then pour off clear into another bottle
cork tight, and put away for use.
PUTTING SALT upon meat to keep till wanted
will toughen it pepper will keep it sweet and not
! harden the meat.
/ A DRINK FOR hyALDs WHO ARE WEAK AND
j HAVE CoBcH.- Beat fresh-layed egg, and mix
it with pint of new milk warmed, d large spoon
full of syrup or leaf sugar; the of water,
and q little nutmeg; do not warm it after the egg
is putt 10 be taken the first thing iii the morn
| ing and the last at night.
4 DELICATE PERsoNs eating oysters, can avoid in
convenience from them by drinking glass of hot
4 milk.
a CERTAIN CunE FOR 4 CouGH IN THE EARLY
ET4GEs OF CONSUMPTION. clean, fat pine
from the heartor knots; splinter finely; put into
bottle double handful of the splinters and fill up
with good brandy; take swallow in the morning,
i fasting. and the same frequently throughout the
days il the taste of the pine is disagreeable sweet
en- with little loaf sugar. This simple remedy
will remove cold in the chest or coughs from cold
A Rhode Islander, travelling out West, after talk
ing several drinks, went on board the steamboat
for CINCINNATI and was astonished that the clerk
oaly look five cents for his fare. Soon after, an
otheriiye cents calledsfor, and the same thing
i repeated several times. AtAast he asked
4 Is ihic) this da.n-ger.(hie) Gus boat?s
4 BY no MEANS y said the clerk, /" bran newt
7" Then (hics why do thic) danst you collect all
4 the ia ehie) hair at once-not bother fel (hic)
heller Tor it every mile as it comes due ~
I = Really, where do you think you are going?n
fsCinein (hc) hinnati.s
Il Gineinnati?n said the polite soendnctor, this
i the ferry.boat, and all the afternoon you have
been riding to and fro between New Albany and
/ parfIoud