... as safe as they are efficacious. «r. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, prepared without any 55**ourial ingrsdieot from the recipe of Dr. Scott, Bromley, 5^ent. These PUIs will be found invaluable to all who suffer bilious and lj*er complaints, indigestion ...

... accident. It seerns that on the previous Friday night, when heated ,v'th playing his instrument, he inadvertently swallowed two cherry stones he had put in his mouth. He after- wards dipped his head while heated in a pail of water, HW|>, with the stones remaining ...

... malady, but cleanse the whole body. Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, prepared without any SJercurial ingredient from the recipe of Dr. Scott, Bromley, p*nt. These Pills will be found invaluable to all who suffer r°m bilious and liver compiaints, indigestion ...

... OF SHEEP-1 humbly think this question has been strangely overlooked.. I do not think a more im- portant one could possibly recipe the attention of our naitional seeieties. I canuhardly think the right materials should be far to seek. What we want is; some ...

... eOllege-of London in order that there might no lon- exist three different pharmacopoeias, but that one the most important recipes of the three fo^ert° promulgated should be the general standard offi • Kingdom. The Moniteur contains an «cial report from ...

... with the vanity which a small reading of I some foolish printed book of recipes, of which any c le bookseller will find you an almost library any day, le and probably no two recipes alike? So startling an le admission calls for the Interference of the faculty ...

... fly has made its appearance on both cinerarias . and pelargoniums, and should be destroyed forthwith. e There are several recipes for their destruction, all of which are effectual by repeated applications ; we give . three of them-common Scotch snuff dusted ...

... feet grateful to their em- ployers, with whom they are happy to state that they are well plla,ed-a feeling they believe to be recip- rocated by both parties; that the men are comfort- able, and as they enjoy good health and are doing well, they have not any ...

... kiss will often open the way to a flood of sunshine in a house darkened by *the clouds oftilascord and unamiiability. Try the recipe. HUMAN,o AND DLVINic Lovot.-Alfter all the thousand daily distractions, and perplexities, asid woaring fists of s mother are ...

... narcissi are blooming; in the shrbbery the hawthorn, lilac, and laburnum, are coming into flower; in the orchard pear, plum, and cherry bloom looks gorgeous and the arple trees are fast coming into blossom. PRESTON COUNTY CournT.-This coum l was held on Tuesday ...

... be sent. Glossop and Striybridge.: Rev. Thomas Ellery. New Mills: Revs. Edwin Bailey, J. G. Hartley. Southport: Rev. Thomas Cherry, and one to be ?? District: Rochdale:i Revs. 4ohn Pe- ters, Samuel S. Burton (missionary secretary.), Joseph Kersop, Arthur ...

... Lord Robert Montague, in his election address, des- cribed Government, upon the question of Reform, as play- ing at bob-cherry with the nation. Mr. Bright, in his speech at Birmingham, called Mr. Disraeli the Mystery Man of the Tory party, the Indian ...