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... countries. GEORGE 8. BEALE. 104, High-street (opposite Georg •** Church), Just received,o*one i»f the Finest LUCCA OIL, for SALAD (quite fresh), 1 per Bottle. ...
... countries. GEORGE 8. BEALE. 104, High-street (opposite Georg •** Church), Just received,o*one i»f the Finest LUCCA OIL, for SALAD (quite fresh), 1 per Bottle. ...
... other countries. GEORGES BEALE. 104, High-street (opposite S». Georg Church). Just received.some of the Finest LUCCA OIL, f.r SALAD (suite fresh), Is per Bottle. CATHOLIC KBELLINO AND STATIONERY ESTABLISHMENT, 7«, NO RTH-STRE ET. THOMAS GRI BEEN offer* fur ...
... ELEVEN o’clock, all the Bankrupt’s Slock Trade, comprising Soda-Ash; Crystals and Bicarbonate; Copperas; Grease; Florence ami Salad Oil; Jamaica and other Ginger; Arrowroot; Cocon; Chicory; Mustard; Pepper ; Sidcea; Perfumery ; Gums; Smalts; Blucklead ; ...
... pattern and plain Table, Gravy, Dessert, Tea, and Salt Spoons; Table and Dessert Forks; Soup and Sauce Ladles; Asparagus Tongs; Salad Fork; IS Dessert Knives and Forks, in Mahogany Case; Melon Carvers, &c. Superior PLATED WARE, consisting of large and small ...
... of other countries. GEORGE 8 BEALE. High-street (opposite George’s Church). Just received,eome of the Finest LUCCA OIL, for SALAD (quite fresh), at Is per Bottle. VESSEL FOR SALE. Schooner VNION, of Belfafit, 97 Tons Register, carries about 140 Tons, on ...
... Cake ; Raisin* ; M ustard ; Essence of Coffee ; Curri* powder ; Preserved Lemon and Citron ; Bottle Blacking ; Patent Starch; Salad Oil; whole snd split Peas ; Table Salt ; Barley ; Cured Hams; Cheese ; R«tk Cocoa ; Clove*; Cream of Tartar Currant* ; Arrow ...
... and taken out just before it w wanted.' Did the reader ever hear of “ Champagne Salad T Here is our wine merchant's recipe for it. They (the French) also make champagne salad, consisting of strawberries, raspberries, grajies, currants, gooseberries, morsels ...
... . Two of the .-Iron’s crew died from yellow fever the Brazilian coast. There little political news from Buenos Ayres. The Salad-ts were in full activity, and the only circumstances calculated limit the extent of their operations were tho diminished of ...
... and gooseberry boshes, fruit trees now and then meagrely, but gracefully festooned with vines; of celery, of the superuest salad, leeks; of little ponds, and of reed fences, of roomy flat-bottomed liigh-prowed boats that were often filled with gorgeous ...
... Saturday, March 22. Bar r>* Capuchin'. —This novel importation \ from France is likely to become cultivated in our own climate. salad it Is truly gustable and cooling, and is strongly recommended by the fa- culty as a rofrigerent in fevers. The method of rearing ...
... free from e Hitamiostioo : colour is due snnatto, and that has been compounded red lead, c irome. asd oebre. The oil in that salad has possibly come from Paris, whore incredible quantities are manu'aoiured at the knacker'a yard. Whole carcases of horses ...
... worshipper of Mammon had gone into his cave to pay his devoirs to his golden god. and became a sacrifice to his devotion.— Salad for ihr Social. The “Sea-Horse ”at Tbamore.— We find the following statement in the Clonmel Chronicle “Saturday last, as some ...