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... appearance, and possess a durability which ren- ders them peculiarly valuable, when applied to work constantly, or partially exposed to the effects of the weather. Advertisements having lately appeared, recommending Paints under similar titles, which are ...
... humid a'aospbere, aod dimioi«bed in J** On this consideration (bey are particularly FJS U traveller*, wbo are Bnavoidably exposed f***»P lo boxes, at 2*. and 4*. od. «TACID LOZENGES OF QUININE -Tbe r*pr*paralion of bark, called Sulphate of ■**■«. U lbe ...
... Anti-At- '•iioa ilian an\ other composition known, if ap- flJ as per instructions sent with each box. '•-it:s and all leather exposed to wet will last |ii:t_ iinu s as long, and appear much better than foil isuscd. It will also prevent polished steel •firos ...
... Ardwall, near Gatehouse on Fleet, is willing to sell by private bargain, and will give a fortnight's notice, Should such a sale fake place The wood-foteeter, at Bank of Hills, will shew 1 lie* woods. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTJON, At the house of Jams Noon, the sign ...
... Passengers and H.M. Mails. FARES.— Return Tickets, available for 28 days >nly — Saloon Cabin and Fees, Bs.; Fore Cabin, 4s. Single Fakes— Cabin, 65. ; Fore Cabin, 3s. During the months of July and August one of the ibove Steamers will also leave the Prince's Pier ...
... which he contracted when a Midshipman ; thejeora- plaint, in consequence, fell into his limbs, ami the ulcers it occasioned exposed the bones to view : by recommendation 'of a Capt. George, of Hull, he applied to Dr.. B-od u m, and in three months was restored ...
... fhocking ftate. The little boy had been feen and heard, during the progrefs of the flames, crying at the window, •' For Heaven's fake, take tne out!'' But it was fo long before a ladder could be procured, that almoft at the inftant of placing it againft the ...
... S3, ~1~ 1 Sir, nHEX years ago, at which time I foi- ! A. lowed the employ of a crofter, trom which occupation being much exposed to cold and wet, ll.cduclu! consequence ro me was hist a severe ?? a violent cou-h and shortness with tl n° U ' - , !!t ...
... ful, I purchased another boitle; and almost im- mediately after she commenced this a favourable •urn look place, which after faking only one 2s. 9d. sod one Is 6d. bottle, ended in a complete cure. 1 am. Sir, Your most obedient servant, THOMAS CASKLLL, ...
... Gisors. T.W ■ilulitfap of *UJtaAr*l«*. V' c-: 'Vke de ?? j took place on Wednesday eveniug, and next day it was agaiu to be exposed to tbe public. I The Paris Papers of Friday last arrived this After Mass on Thursday, the Foreign Am- bassadors, and the ...
... Class Passengers. To return either in 7 or H day. by . correspond- ing train leaving London at about 8 F.M. each FaiDAT Night. Fakes to London and Back. Ist class. 2d class. 3d class Leave a. m. s. d. s. d. s. d. Carlisle at about 1 0..60 0. . 40 0..30 0 Penkith ...
... proved tp be the fact, one piece weighing hear lour ounces, which may be seen at the Doctor's. She is now perfectly well, by faking his Botanical Syrup, and ready to testify to the truth of this most ex-* tiaordinary cure. Mrs. Reynolds, flate Mrs. Sharman) ...