... serpentine in, the remaining with a silly prr alarm among tl Deron. It poison the air, death of ninetee will known I the blackberry, •trpr.nt. tlinerent rratlin | whom there . adjoining coun influence is to b of bondage is t deaths will takt yean of age; ...

... which have extent miles. None these works, important they are, were projected prior 1755. Ueghtrr of Arts and Sciences. Blackberry Jam. —-A Correspondent (J. J. T.) points out the advantages which this sweatmeat possesses over the more luxurious preserves ...

... death of nineteen persons out of twenty; and that the time will be known by this particular appearance on the leaves of the blackberry, which the prophet calls the reflection of the •ernent. Another version of the story has its origin from different reading ...

... city of Alexandrgf/* Lamentable Superstition.— The Sheradrne Met* cary says, _ species of blight or grab ha* settled on the blackberry leaves, gnawin? them, in a serf neniine manner, so lhat fhe dead fibre shows through th* remaining green, rt will hardly ...

... hour, not being able tdassign good cause fur su do ing, are subjected tu severe fines and fur.citmes. decoction of the of blackberry bushes (rubus occidentalis) ix @ si :f, sure, and Speedy cure for the dysentery. This revipe was obtamed from the Oneida ...

... in. and restored, nearly as possible, primitive slate and appearanoe. Lambntablb speeies of blight grub, has settled the blackberry leevee, gnawing them in « serpentine manner, that the dead fibre through the remtinier green. will hardly credited many ...

... detached on every part but its base, exhibiting the segment pulpit, and most superbly decorated with crystalline matter. Blackberry Jam Correspondent says, I am the mother of large family, arid from my own experience can affirm that I have found this ...

... want of proper nourishment. marks of violence were found any part of the laxly. few blackberries were found in the stomach, ami the face was smeared ».tli blackberries, which the little innocent doubt had picked to eat. inquest has been held on the hotly ...

... faltiling to the grourid troort tile ?? of a tri er %vas brrksen lo piectps. Liii tit * LYt - ir it vtI 0i otf flit roont If blackberry FoTrci7 r(L i I oifr:, niu i '5 t re, airi ?? cre folr ilc4lshe~ttI ?? as 0(71 intizdfrtuti the Onn(rdahqljr~dura rts;i ...

... pieces of Handel's MeniaA in the tree, which afforded them perfect accommodation. Mbdicinb.—A decoction of the roots of blackberry hushes irubut oceidenlalit) is a safe, sure, and speedy cure fos the jaentery.—This receipt was obtained from tbt OmUb Indians ...

... coroner's verdict- Thursday morning some children, who were rambling through the fields near Kingston-upon-Thames in search of blackberries, discovered a hedge a young woman almost insensible, and nearly destitute of clothing; assistance was immediately procured ...

... coroner's verdict. Thursday morning some children, who were rambling through the fields near Kingston-upon-Thames in search of blackberries, discovered in a hedge a young woman almost insensible, and nearly destitute of clothing; assistance was immediately procured ...