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... Copenhagen, knight, delivered in the Royal Midic-i hall be more economical receipt of the public svenne. of Henry VIII. that any salads corots, cabbage or °Mee Laid onthe table, and ordered 10 be printed. of destroying rats. She soon after vomited the tioison ...

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... the Vie of Salads and Tres4 Fraits.—(From Hare's Views of the Sit ucture, Functions. anti Disorders of the Stomach, Very erroneous ideas are commonly entertained as to the tooling and aperient qualities el vegetables; and COLD SALADS are often eaten ...

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... bats of communication. The following extracts from that Report. and the eridenee adduced Wore the Committer, correonte their salad. Willey, end out ragman fled amperioritp. A steam packet has pliri regularly, through all seasons, between New York, the ...

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... we~l.'i~ haY',fr. Fe- four or five years, veiy great acrepe by following are this plan. 1Js~uELWO~..T~is plln ae a pleasant salad Col th~ j'heh,.~co eat. t with iiithi it ra n utr ously 1j G~ETI lO TEGZMrE. Thlese termis -that I o imply icry diferent things ...

... INI)(AN C(LSS-,A NEW SALAD. -Three or four years Shlt(e, s6in1C grailns of Indiall cress (sisynt- biat oicndiir'n, Uin i.) were sent fronm the Islo of Frarne to the lardits (1li tot, and havinr, tuilti- plied exceedingly, were tried as salad for tic table, ...

... this festival, 11 Men who sit toiling in science for weeks. Hold councils on Cabbages, and (which is best of all) Speak upon Salads and lecture on Leeks Who sit (without raillery), Vote upon Celery; Clear out their gallery After debate- Men who can grapple ...

... and hogs, a large stock of poultry, and some patches of garden-ground, already producing potatoes, pease, radishes, small salad, and other little articles. Vines, figs, pomegranates, quinces, and other fruit trees are doing very well, and we have a very ...