... become pale, being fictitious. from the first. ore- But such fraudulent wines may possess too high a colour. umer Here is the recipe for rednesms: to 1If a butt of sherry is too high in colour, take a quart itful of warm sheep or lamb's blood, mix it with ...

... mixture to the trees, should now be proceeded with. No scale or the larve of any troublesome pests can withstand this simple recipe; and as fruit trees are so liable to the attacks of insects it is well worth the trouble of ap- plying it, even if there are ...

... FOOT-ROT IN SHEEP.— I have noticed a number of recipes in the Fanner of late, for curing Foot Hot in sheep; and as I bad a pretty thorough acquaintance with that, disease years ago, and being in possesion of a recipe for its cure, which I never knew fail, having ...

... condact of C. IT. Horry. a member of this society, in procuring the award to Hurry and Co. of a geld medal for a seedling cherry, and a gratuityo1twenty dollars for a seedlingpear, was irreg ular andimprosper, asd is censured by this society. Why do ...

... the permission to try. Something may ba done by careful non-provision of vessels for shoal water, aivd the nc any oilier recipes of men who are working for their friottds. leBut, if they otice get leave, rthe assailants will stocceed. ted DEPnECtATION ...

... resolves, on her part, to cook merriment for the million, and invokes Mrs. Glasse for the purpose. That lady supplies the recipe of a good pantomime, and is authorised to proceed with its composition. It is gastronomical, and altogether culinary, as might ...

... sufficient to prove its efficacy in relieving the most obstinate Cough, difficulty of breathing, asthma, &c.. it being the recipe of a celebrated Practitioner, and having already stood the test of 20 years, during which time it has given relief to some ...

... dinna thisei it's ony better than the fouroence- halfpenny anes after a.'' QaosesoN E VEG TaBsEs.-Asia has given us hemp, the cherry, the peaceh, the French beam, the omeon, rhauharb, mint, the mulberry, the citron, the lime,. thse orange, she chesnut,. the' ...

... Strawberries iz 1 Gooseberries ,, 0 jaurrata..-..- ,, 0 Dainsons ?? I, 0 Peaa ?? V peck 3 Asparagus, 111100 3 Cucuinbers, eacb 0 Cherries , 1 lb. 4 Filberts ,, 2 Grapes, English. 0 Ditto, Foreign. 2 PineApples,Enm. 7 sT. JOHN'1, LLVAiRrsoL. i Siio.cnssms.sjj ...

... and service to Austria for the bribe of a few days' pageantry. Give grandam kingdom, and its grandam will Give it a plum, a cherry, and a fig; There's a good grandam ! There's a good Austria! But she has not yet bid high enough for the allegiance of Venice ...

... used everyooher watering. An ounce of guano will make four gallons of very efficacioue liquid; butweprefe ourold end tried recipe toDany. It is always alike. At ounce of sulphate of ammonia to two gallons of rain or river water, administered as if it were ...

... your petitioners conlcieutionsly believe that the attfempt to prevent the public ?? obtaining mnedicines, conopounded after recipes not writteoc by a nioelical man, or aft-!r their ovn verbal instructions, andet containing, in safe and suitable loropertiono ...