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... apples, melons, tglbert.', gooseberries; 'grapep, strawberries,. &e., and the vegetables, comprising qucum-. bers, asparagud, salad, potatoes, cauliflowers, kidney. eans, &tc., were of a enmarkably flne description. One of tile most interesting features of ...
... very finest quality ie, made in France, and is the genuine JUICE OF THE GRAPE, being manufactured solely from White tis for Salads and the Table, ish its agreeable aod delicate fruity Aavour, while its b strength and great purity recommend it for pickling ...
... imoderately thin; cover lightly, and if the land is dry and light in quality, tread the seed in.-Sow spinach, radish, and small salads for succession crops.'-Lettuces of all descriptions may be transplanted, and seed of the various kinds sown for a succession ...
... large dinner party in' the neighbourhood CxI of Ealtiniore, reently,'consistingtif gentle~men from town It end coarntry, a salad d~ressed with sun-flower oil wan o eaten, sand was pruoronreed to be excellently well dressed, uil nobody srsicigi o oS olYeeil ...
... followed 2:y the footman And grome, armled rith what ueapons they coinlt lay their tnns on, Ve'll soon ?? the rascals. Lads, salad your heads i-aml rwith this lie gallantly 4lourished the eelonei's sabre, ,which he had appropriLted; and, supported hy thc ...
... 65¢., and English at a 0c. gallon. 50,000 Ibs. pales brought Se. a Lard oil is in fair demand at 65c. 67¢., cash and time. Salad oiis are abundant and heavy. Tovacco.—The demand is good, particularly for fine qualities, Sales 75 bhds. Kentucky. at a Se ...
... in France, and is the genuine JUICE OF THE GRAPE, being manufactured solely from White WVine. ;t is pecuiliarly adapted for Salads and the Table, by its agreeable and delicate fruity 19avour, while its high strength and great purity recommend it for pickling ...
... t 6 had to the Seale of Charges, which are as low as any respectable House in the trade; which com- sb x Mia 8 & APR OVED SALAD DRESSING. ry ¥ recently become concerned in another bination, be trusts, will procure for bim an increased amount of public ...
... kidney beans, broli, Ssno, on tiernips, carrots, unionis, beets spinachl. lettucen Ia S eel ninny' soi'ts of 'pot-herbsi and salads. A gadn , lat should be well fenced, acid sheltered from thencrh , to anid east winds, and the hedge-rows aied coren shocild ...
... CAMPHOR ICE. For chapped hands anad lips, and excoriatiolis of all kinds. CASTOR OIL, COLD DRAWN, NEARLY AS TASTELESS AS FINE SALAD OIL. SALVOLATILE, AND IIARTSRORN, IN AIR-TIGHT STOPPER BOTTLES. TURKEY RHUBARB, PARTICULARLY FINE, BO1 II IN LUMP AND POWDER ...
... with their substantial fare, consistisge Of roast and boiled beef, and muetton, roast veal, hams, reprc plum-pudding, aend salad. Thce King, on arriving at thle theX usiddle table, made a atop while the grace weas said. He stoodi .then procaeeded amidst ...