... 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, ...

... of their vegetable food, among which are grains of wheat, barley and inflict, fragments of bread, seeds of raspberries, blackberries and strawberries, stones of plums, bird cherries and aloes, hazelnuts and beechnuts, and parts of apples and wild pears ...

... Early grass butter and cheese, June 13 to 17. Early summer vegetables, June 20 to 24. Honey, June 20 to 24. Rasberries and blackberries, July 3 to 8. Southern pomological products, July 18 to 22. Melons, Augnat 22 to 26. Peaches, Septeinber 4 to 9. Northern ...

... was; if he could substantiate it. Ile assented at once. I asked if he had any proof. He said the proof was as plenty as blackberries. I asked for an instance. He said Mr. Hamilton his manager, had been directly approached by one of these critics with a ...

... farmer dashel across a frozen creek, and the tramps, following, broke through but got out and chased the fugitive through a blackberry patch, across a forty-acre stubble-field, over another hill, down a ravine, across a stump-field, and finally they overhauled ...

... of the political power of the nation. I will not stop to present proofs of these assertions. They exist as plentiful as blackberries, and will be forthcoming on due occasion. So we of the West cannot get money at the East, where alone it exists—in the ...

... at 'Westboro, Massachusetts, was never more active than now, and most of the factories are running to their utmost. The blackberry crop in the Vineland, Now Jorney, *notion was an enormous one. Fully 1,000,000 quarts have been marketed on the Vineland ...