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... Potatoes, 7d to 8d per stone: onions, Id to per lb.; cucumbers, 3d to each; celery, lid to 3d pet Hi . apples, Id to per lb.; blackberries, to Jvj .plan, mushrooms, 8d per lb. ...
... POTATOES. Potatoes (new) 7d to 9d per stone; cucumbers lo 6 i cnch ; kidnoy beans 3d to 4d per lb ; garden :«is to per pock; blackberries 5d 6J per jiiart; io J currants 3d, onions to 2d, plums to ;J per U). ...
... | fruit to be foand than Blackberries, which are not ouly valuable as an article of food, but iuvaluable medicinally made into tea, in cases of coid, sore throat, diarrhwa, «c.”—Ask your} Grocer tor Wau. P. Hartiry’s BLACKBERRY, wird APPLE JELLY. | New ...
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... r to. ions Id 2d per lb, cucumbers 3d to 6d i.-ii, cauliflowers 2d to 3d each, apples Id to per lb, l.iiiw 2il per lb, blackberries per quart, pears to per lb. ...
... 4d each, cucumbers 3d to fid eacn, apples Id to 2d per lb, pears 2d 4d per lb, plums 3d sd, kidney beans to 3d per lb, blackberries per quirt, mushrooms 2d to 4d per lb. ...
... of a cup of butter, three eggs, three tablespor.asful of sour milk, half a teaspoonful of soda, half a cup of fruit jam—blackberry preferred—and one cup of chopped rallies tine. D.O. ...
... weak than that of the blackberry, and the prickles too are of a lees formidable character. The lowers are large, but few in number, either white or a pale pink, and often in smell clusters at the ends of the branches. In the blackberry we often find the leaves ...
... ter fruit be found than Blackberries, which are not only valuable as an article of food, but invaluable medicinally made into tea, in cases of cold, sore throat, diarrheas, ate.—Ask your Grocer lor Wm. P. Hartley's Blackberry, with Arru New Season's ...
... ‘afollow :~Crewe, %mw Permanent Address—3, Yard, Lenton Btreet, Nottingham. Kind regards to Miller and Mc Gregor, the Blackberries. ...
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