... new-found liberty, doing but little, and that little bad. They have no supplies, and Low they are to live until green corn and blackberry time next year God only knows. Thousands unquestionably will and must die of starvation. Their old mestere' cribs and s ...

... that day nor the following, but no attention had been paid to that fact. On the third day some children. who were picking blackberries near the village, were attracted by the unusual movements of a dog which accompanied them to a spot where he was pawing ...

... dried appk*, blackberries, and other fruit which will be shipped from North Carolina the present season will amount to more than 1,000,000 pounds, worth at the North over poo,Goo. At High Point Depot alone $75,000 worth of dried blackberries have already ...

... peach, 180 plum, 80 almond, 40 quince, and 40 fig trees. The bushes were 23 currant, 40 gooseberry, 50 raspberry, and 60 blackberry. This amount is enffieient to form three fair sized orchards and vineyards, and if they arrive in Japan in good order, will ...

... when the dinner train came up. There was boiled beef, pork and beans, tomatoes, peas and potatoes, preserved peaches and blackberries, bread and butter, tea and coffee, all excellent, and the best-cooked meal the Colfax party had eaten since leaving Omaha ...

... currants, prunes, pineapples, and the banana plantain, cocoa nut, and indigo. Strawberries, raspberries, gooseberries, blackberries, figs (so good as to be driving those of Smyrna out of the Pacific market),. grapes, and the hardier fruits, as the apple ...

... plenty and of good quality, the first instalment of Bartlett, being from California, und arriving in splendid condition; blackberries are now a drug, and water melons begin to arrive, the first schooner load of Virginia selling at $25 to $3O per 100, while ...

... soldiers often throw off their helmets, and after a hard contested fight they will be found to be in some places as plenty 88 blackberries. ...

... they are 80 cheap as hardly to pay for transporting to market. The small garden fruits and berries of temperate climes—the blackberry, raspberry, gooseberry, and currant—produce exuberantly, and the strawberry plant will bear every month in the year, except ...

... you have bestowed them from time to time on some of the best men in the country. Newspaper Judases' are now as plenty as blackberries, and such of them as I happen to know look fat, hearty, and comfortable, and seem to like being Judases,' and not to fear ...

... colonizing no one can tell, but all along the Kentucky bonier negroes were said to be growing wild over the country like blackberries in British hedgerows. If we cannot admire Senator MORTON as a statesman we cannot refrain from giving him the first place ...

... to take to the roads in England, all, the signal did not come ; there, would a posturo but Bobbies are as plentiful as blackberries, so their for tho Oreat Republic in which to celobrato its de- work is restricted to the Far West. Among recent cases, ...