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... interest ve touch at heart, will be theered by substantial assistance. are called bramble-berries—ever seen by me Tue finest blackberries—in the north they were left at the office a few days ago. ey were stated to be grown at Mrs. Harro House. p's, Arter his ...

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... king ape ples, Is Ki per peck; dameons, 2d} per lb; kidney beans, 2d to 24d per ib; sloes. 2d per lb; 6d to 8d per lb; blackberries. Ib; 5 per lb; elderberries, Gd per stone; pears, Ie pes Ud per ib Spanish, ‘td lb; pickimg onions, grapes, oglish, Isto ...

... grew wonderfully irate at the pro- posed separation of the north of this colony from the south, and found reasons thick as blackberries to show why it should not take place. ‘‘A frost, a killing frost, nip it in the bud,” and now it is no more eard of. “Most ...