Domestic Recipes

From the Genesee Farmer. prepared in every family, on account of its effieacy as a remedy for summer complaiuts. To two quarts of blaokberry juice add one and a half pounds of sugar, half an ouoce of cinnamon and oloves, and qiiar ter of an ounce of allspice. Boil it tlioroughly, and whib cooling add one pint of the bost brandy. J)ose-Yor an adult, half a gilí to a gilí ; for a child, a teaapoonful or more, according to its agc. Tomato Pudding. - Slice the tomntoes, place a layer of them in the bottom of an earthcn dish, cover with bread crurnbs profusely seasoned ; add another layer of tomatoes and cover with bread crumbs as beforo. and. when the dish is filled, place on the top a piece ef butter. Put the disli into a moderate oven and if two layers cf tomatoes fill it, twenty minu'.ea will be long enough for thein to be sufficiently cooked. Tomatoes are very nice stewed witb bread and crumbd, as they are bo juicy that, without the crumbs, they have not suffioient oonsistency. Broiled Tomatoes. - In order to have tomatoea nice. cooked in this manner, the largest one rauBt be selected. Cut them mto ratlier thick slices, seasoning each pieoe with pepper and salt. Use an oyster gridirou to broil them on - a common one will answcr- and cook them but a few moments. When sent to tbe table, add butter. Tomatoes. - Takc large, smootli toma toes, and cut them at the top, cnretully taking out the seeds. Preparo some bread crumbs with pepper and salt, and add a little butter. Fill eaoh tomato with as much of thia stuffing as possible, and bake in pans is yon do applos. JC3C" A nian's tirat care should bo to avoid the reproaelies of bis own lieart ; bis next tlio censure of the worjd. If the last interferes with the former, it ought to be neglected ; but otherwiso tlmre cannot be a greater satisf'action to an honst mind, tban to see Mióse appro bations which it gives itself, seoouded by the applause of the public. A man is more Mire cf his conduct, when the verdict which he pnsses upon bis own behuvior is ihus warranteiJ and coi.firmed by the opinión of all that know him.