... JOHN LEEMING'S Genuine Sorse Medicines. Prepared from the original Recipes (late in the possession of George Butt, of Nottingham), by Barclay and Sons, the soldic Proprietors. T EEMING'S ESSENCE for Lameness in Horses a cer- AJ, lalCu]j c°. fl ktrams ...

... RECIPE TO FTJIYP N with a curly head „f w~1uake 3D EDgIh Bar??' FR- ~*255 oentle fire of eloquence ^adenha'l-street, to simmer over a aSE oe;r S:vk- hi ■« Lions, seasoning his disco, t V° Wte and ,alkL°n T of 800 years, cities lookio! d comPosU1 ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. We shall be glad to make public A. B.'s recipe for the cure of plague or pestilence. A correspondent, under the title of Veritas, complains of the prac- tice adopted by the Monmouth gossips, of stopping at the door- ways and avenues ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. REMEDY FOR THE POTATOE DISEASE. Sir,-In reference to the recipe of Dr. Rohl, and Apothecary Van Hees, of Barmen, in Germany, (recommended by the pro- visional government of the Rhenish Provinces, and of West- ...

... London ; and by th e p r i nc i pa l M e di cine Venders throughout the Kingdom. John Reilloc and Co. having purchased the Recipe of Bateman's Concentrated Preparation of Rio Negro Sarsparilla, this Ai ticle will in future sold by them as above, in Bottles ...

... Deputy Registrar. SAVERY, CLARK, and Co., Solicitors. JOHN LEEMING'S Genuine Horse Medicines. Prepared from the original Recipes (late in the possession oj George Bott, of Nottingham), by Barclay and Sons, the solele Proprietors. f EEMING'S ESSENCE for ...

... Labouh-savivo So,\r.—Tin; following is a recipe for mak- aitielo lor washing and saving of labour. The receipts f(.r making it have he-en sold for limn live to ten dollars, and llie so,q> seven cents pel pound, bill it c,m he manufactured fur about two ...

... To PRESERVE EC:GS—As the season for an abundance of eggs is at hand, the following simple recipe may be useful to your readers :—Take a tub, pail, box, or jar of the size you requile; lay fine salt to the thickness of two Illches evenly on the bottom ...

... to be tints -•> ured on each fair wrist.From the last war in Chum, by Field Officer. To CTRE A Coucn.—We gave the following recipe to oui cadets some time ago, and were so much thanked for it thai ve are aaain indured to become a candidate for such welcome ...

... The Russell Cabinet of sixteen contains two Scotsmen, eleven Englishmen, and three Irishmen. The following is an excellent recipe for Mint Julep 1. Fresh raw mint. 2. Equal quantities of brandy and rum. 3. Sugar, with rough ice planed quite thin. 4. The ...

... RECIPE foa A SERMOW.—Find out the opinions prevatent among your auditors embody them, and none others. ITnna «f or charge exhibit to your hearers the reflec- nons of their Own imagining, bedecked with the rich colour- mint. an!r^UenCe n flaller'ng po ...

... SOOTHING SYRUP, and to notice that the name of BARCLAY and SONS, 95, Farringdon-street, London (to whom Mrs. Johnson has sold the recipe), is on the Stamp affixed to each Bottle. PARKER BOTT, of Nottingham, DENTIST, begs leave to inform his Friends, and the Public ...