... Limes, Laburitinis. Laurels. Poplars. and Cedars; with a dlte and numerous selection of Fruit Trees, particularly Apple, Pear, Cherry, Goen, and Walnut Trees; Berryand Curt-ant lushes of almost every variety; a great niany Rose Ititshes and Floiver Roots. ...

... and a quarter of a pound of sulphur to each gallon, will be found an excellent remedy pushed into every suspicious crevice. Cherries, on walls at least, and also Plums of valuable kinds, should have a dressing of Tobacco- i water shortly after the are out ...

... mixture to the trees, should now be proceeded with. No scale or the larve of any troublesome pests can withstand this simple recipe; and as fruit trees are so liable to the attacks of insects it is well worth the trouble of ap- plying it, even if there are ...

... Hlead Offics);EDNUG; spotl No. 2, ST. ADE QAE DNUG; spotc No. 202, UNION STRET ABEDEEN;Prte No. 52, GORDON STaEE GLSGW; No.5, CHERRY STET~IINlA;have tbe No.9 PAVILOI I~NGBIHON;I.-Tho NO. 64,, HIGHI' STETIEE;without No. 9, WESTMOREAPSREDBLIN. scnt adva EMOERa ...

... (Head Office); No. 2, ST. ANDREW SQUARE, EDINBURGH; No. 20-2, UNION STRE ST. ABEBRDEEN; No 52, GORDON STREET, GLASGOW; Y No: , CHERRY STREET, BIRMINGHAM; No.9, PAVILION BUILDINGS, BRIGHTON; No. f4, HIGH STREET LEWES; - No.9, WESTMORELAND STREET, DBLIN £elebliohed ...

... GENUINE WIDOW 1 WELCH'S PILLS tire those prepared by Mrs SsITisERS ith, (Grand-daughter to the Widow WELCH) from the real Family Recipe, without the least variation whatever. l, This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Fenale Complaints, Nee-vous disorders ...

... Feet WANEY BOARD TIMBER, :'aooso , SQUARE YELLOW PINE. .300 ,. OAK{. Stt00 W, ROCK ELM. 5tl0 ,, ASH. . 200 ,, BIRCH. 280 ,, CHERRY. 10 Pieces BIRD'S EYE MAPLE. 397 Pieces 1st Quality YELLOW PINE DEALS. 394 ,, 2d .. ,, 1 0 3 Miule PIPE STAVEr, 7 ,, W. 0 ...

... Suppirs, as Well as for Plalfi Parniiv )Ihjowire, all arranged to suit the Seasons,- -from whtkarY to becember. Added to eacit recipe Js ~bo time the cooking of each dish will'oe~icdp-t the period at which It Is seasonrlble, its average- coot, anII the flnumber ...

... nearly a,000 Recipes and Instruc- 6-1 tions:~ 100 Recipes for Making Soups 105 Recipes for Puddings and of all Kinds. Pastry. F 1 ot Recipes for Fah. 1O0 Recipes for Creams, too Recipes for Sauces, Jellies, &C ...

... . ISO Recipes forrish, 105 Rocopes for .Cream|,, ;SS Recipes for Saviceas, Jellies, c Gravies - D -.i Rolpes. for Preserves 0 Recipes forBeof. Coiifcctionery, &c. * 4 RecIpes forM 20 RUsipes for les. I16 Reolpes for Lamb . 46 ...

... Aiken 3 G. WestUnd. Fears— 1 and 2 G. Westland. Strawberries—l Miss Lung, 6d, Dr j ; 2 G. We.stl.md ; 3 : Raspberries—G Cherries —1 2—G. Westlaml. White Currants 1 K. M'Donald ; 2 Henry RUck Currants J. Cnristie ; 2 M'Douald ; Charles Milne. Red Curiauts—l ...

... Strawberries-1 Miss Laing, 2s 6d, by Dr i's Divorty; 2 G. Westland; 3 Nethertown, Fetternear. or Raspberries-G. WVestland. Cherries-1 and 2-G. ;e. Westland. White Currants-1 R. M'Douald; 2 id. Henry Downie. Black Currants-1 J. Cnristie; 2 ny R. M'Donald; ...