... emcient cf Scarlet Runners, and the Onion occupied the chair. He was supported bis right the head of the Asparagus family, while Salad occupied bowl at the other cud of table, and was dressed in his usual manner. 1 otato. though just out of his bed, was looking ...

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... Human 136 ides, Ox Linen, Darn. Tab'. 1206 yds. Napkining 461 Cambrics 612 Madder • 560 cwt. 111 orels 5O lb. Oranges Oil, Salad Train Orsedew ',, ~ 676 lb. Paper Stained 128 yds. Prunelloes 655 lb. Pencils, Slate BO D. , 1 Pictures Quills, Goose 6lB M ...

... medals, 1,000 ounces of plate, including gravy, table, soup, dessert, tea, and salt spoons, sonp ladles, table, dessert, and salad forks, pepper boxes, salt cellars, butter knives, fish slice, slop and sugar basins, tea and coffee pots and stands, snuffer ...

... creamed, slid I have don. Then lunch at twelve o’clock-some old Cheshire cheese, pickled oysters, some mountain trout, a choice salad ; and while progressing, bottle of London porter, gives bad’ flavor. For dinner at three o’cl.ck. turtle soup richly epicod ...

... requisites too numerous to be inserted, sundry plated articles, comprising lea and coffee urns, caddy, coffee pot, toast rack, salad stand, candlesticks and decanter stands. The sale to commence Twelve o’clock. May be viewed the day preceeding. TO WHOLESALE ...

... Refined 2 16a 0 0 Salt, 'White .4: 1 16 a 2 0 1 Oa 1 5 Britustoae;p.t. 25 0a 28 0 I\ct . citatech, I.ltp Oil Train 164 ton Salad • l5O G. Provisions—Bacon' 20 ton Butter 36 Pork 10 Pots 865 Quills Goose • ' 156 M. Rag. , rushes Bull Stones Paving Silk ...

... quantity. GINGER AND SPRUCE BEER, SODA WATER, LEMONADE .V*l> MINERAL WATERS, PICKLES, SAUCES, VINEGARS, LUCCfA, OLIVE AND SALAD OILS, BO'ITLED PRUI’rS, PRESERVES, JELLIES, kr. iV.ii. Pines mid other tujterior Fruits stun t not ire. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY ...

... Hides Horse 1000. No. Hats 'Chip . ; . ~. 100 • D. Linen Cambrics 750 pcs. 170M.yds Mats Russia . 1090. No.. Oil Salad .. 400 gal. Ord. Sperm Oranges Provisions,-Bacon 38 tbn Butter 90 Pitch lanctus. if-'• • Turp.EiT.t.T..p . ewt:3 2 a •0 ...

... spirit, may be applied when horses or dogs have been bitten try vipers. In ordinary cases relief will be afforded by applying salad oil to the injured part, and also giving it internally.” How IO Destroy the Red Spider.— “ Can you favor jne with th? knowledge ...

... , such as meat that has been fried or twice cooked,—fish, particularly pickled salmon, - all ran; vegetables, (cucumbers, salads, bcc.) unripe fruit and fruit pies, and even boiled peas and beans old. Eat bread, mutton beef in preference to pork veal ...

... another all way the North Pole. Hut what are the people to live on Manifestly foreign corn. The country might produce small salad August; or new potatoes and green peas might got under glass, and gooseberries be made about as plentiful as pine-apples are ...