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... d Pine Slices, Apricots, Green Gages, Cherries, Oranges, Ginger, Angelica, &e., also to their Stock of Crystallized Fruit (mixed) in original boxes, of all sizes; Orange and Lemon Chips and Rings, dried Cherries, lie. WOODFORD, BOURNE & CO., PATRICK-STREET ...
... Opera with Three Roggzs’ 5 ky Billard Pocket Kni Silver Silver-mounted.and Plain mounted Drinking aum and Bagatelle Balls, Cherry Wood Do., ixture, andiall Myall and Prime Foreign Ciga Tnbes, Saloon Pistols and Rifles, Mounted Mallaces, W and other Canes ...
... Toilet and Bath Sponges, and Sponge Bags, Ac. HORSE and CATTLE Medicines of every kind, prepared from Improved and Approved Recipes. Paints, Oils, Colours, Varnishes, Ac., prepared and made ready for use; Painters' Brushes, Chamois, Carriage Sponges, &c ...
... Pertomerj, Toilet and Bath Sponges, and Sponge Bags, Ac. and CATTLE Medicines of every kind, prepared from Improved and Approved Recipe#. Paints, Oils, Colours, Vsrnishes, Ac., prepared and made ready for use; Painters' Brushes, Chamois, Carriage Sponges, Ac ...
... industrious, and enterprising; but to get on as a lawyer, doctor, clergyman, or schoolmaster, found it necessary to adopt that recipe for rising in the world prescribed by the admired Sir Perfinax M'Sycophant; he boo'd and boo'd to those who could ...
... industrious, and enterprising ; but to get on as a lawyer, doctor, clergyman, schoolmaster, he found it necessary to adopt that recipe for rising in the world prescribed by the admired Sir Pertinax Macsycophant: he boo’d” and boo’d” to those who could do him ...
... leaves that smiled through the shadowy night. And those flowers that bloom’d m the broad daylight. And the sun and moon above. RECIPES. From Goulding’a Rural Hand-look for 1565. A Positive Curb for Corns,—The strongest acetic acid, applied night and morning ...
... learned from the natives a dodge for CO pp e r and steel engraving plates, and making these curious creatures. Here is the recipe : confectionary of various kinds. By command of the Cut the tail off rat, cut a slice in its nose, stick ihe tail [ r ., l ...
... recognirances of £5O, and two reepectalge householders at r:25 each. The bail was found. CHOLLILL.—Tne following is Dr. Burg's recipe the treatment of cholera by copper, which he con. a apeeinc, because he succeeded in b fishing the fact that workmen who c ...
... THE PIG DISEASE. TO THE EDITOR THE TIMES. £ir. —One of your correspondents last week gave a simple and no doubt an excellent recipe for the disease in lambs; and another adverts to pigs dying by scores, perm it to prescribe for the latter. remedy is an easy ...
... Mason's Polly, aged (Mr. Thomas) 1 2 2 Captain Travers' hr by The Rankin (Owner) 8 3 dr Won easy. To Latt.—l send you a good recipe for making lay. Take some oats and boil them until sokthen fry them in hot fat, and you will any quantity of ans.—Prairie ...
... style, draws a parallel between the old and modern toilet of the tashionable world. Wo have not space to describe all the odd recipes with which the Roman lady would enhance her charms or ward off the cruel blows of inexorable time. We cannot describe how ...