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... permanent oil, to be used as a Substitute for salad oil ? Butter may be ma- naged, by distillation from a glass vessel, to produce a permanent oil, whicb for some purposes may serve as a substitute for salad oil; but by no moans can it be employed for ...
... lust received splendid STOCK of AYOODVII.EK, YNN A, . IOARS. FISH SAI’CKS and PICKI.ES. Best PICKLING VINEGAR and SPICKS. SALAD OIL. &c Genuine DUI and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. Ac. ...
... inform mi, whether, by any chyraical process, Butter' can be converted int«i a pe«m.\>«»nt (him, to be used as a substitute for Salad Oil? Your's, A, Jl. Feb. 9, 1808* ?? V ...
... received IT°p,,S1 T °p, , S« f SADCFS !,• H 4V\NN A. &C-, CIGARS. H>H SAI and PICKLES. liest PICKLING VINEGAR and SPICES. SALAD OIL. &c. PATENT Genuine DRUGS and CHEMICALS, PATEPUI MEDICINES. &c. &c. ___ YORK AN! British Fore LONDON jii Asmurance ituy ...
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... received a splendid STOCK of WOODVIM,!;. AVANN A. Acc .t IOAKS. FISH SAI ChS ~nd FICKLKS. best PICKLING VIN All and SPICES. SALAD OIL. &c. Genuine DRUGS and CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES. &e. &c. i.'it'i-: i. z./tA ( Xotic*«*. \ MEETING the GOVERNORS of the ...
... who is retiring from the above Business, comprising Silver Table Forks, Table. Tea, and other Spoons, Silver Soun l-adle. Salad Fork. Butter Ladles, Silver SnufF-rs and Tray, ditto Set of Castors and Soy Frames, with rich Cut Glasses, SUver Waiter. Tea ...
... Brussels sprouts, brocofi, carrots, parsneps, and leeks. Sow succession crops of peas, beans, spinach, radish, and small salad. Get in a good crop of potatoes for early use to succeed the ash- leaved, such aa tha goldftnder, ahaw, or any good sort. ...
... att thoee who sur- 3*J2JJJ*« •^ «fa» *»v* tdlows, who vet had Wf3— *WRhia osa-ord te Uie garrison, and wm tb a Rrat and salad lietdenam ; bot 4? of these ...
... on horseback, that is to say, a herring placed by the cook, something after the manner of a man on horseback, set on a corn salad. This is the only vestige of the pageants which formerly were publicly exhibited by way of popular rejoicings at ttie departure ...
... -pule, a pickaxe, a rake, a pitchfork, and a dibber, takes up a large basket, wherein are methodically arranged his cabbage, salad, and strawberry plants, and away he trudges to his garden. There he sticks for twelve or fifteen hours, his spine continually ...