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... Vessels Salad. Wednesday, Sept.. 27.—Ellen, Savannah; West Point and Victoria, New-York; Xolas, New-Orleans; Asia, Mobile; Bergmann, Lime. Thursday, Sept. 28.—Sherwood, Philadelphia. CLYDE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE IMPORTS AT GLASGOW. Bept. 23. Wave, of Boston ...
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... short-topped radishes, lettuces, carrots, Id curled parsley, protecting them from the ; and, in hotbe&, sow cauliflower, mekons, salading, early cabbages, and kidney beans. and train standard and wall fruit-trees, gooseberry, bashes. Edge beds, form new flower-gar ...
... be seriously ill. It is added that, since his arrival at the Citadel, he has refused to take any other food than leaves of salad moistened with a little vinegar.” Galianan*. ...
... leaves, and turf, to make compost. In mild weather, a few early pease and radishes may be sown in a warm border, and small salads and cucumbers in hotbeds Cover with fern, straw, litter, or mats, all such plants as are likely to be injured by the frost ...
... curled parsley, protecting them from the frost by mutt or straw ; and in hotbeds, sow cauliflowers, melons, cecurubers, small salading, early cabbages, and kidney. beans. Plant, _prune, and train standard and wall fruit-trees, gooseberift, raspberry, and currant ...
... to a pound of butler were sufficient Frtrmert' Omtette* | GMcory. —This has been long use on the Continent a salad, and none make finer salads than the French and Belgians. I hare grown chicory for these ten years, and the families with whom I hare lived ...
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