... OCTAVIUS GLYN. .WooLLEr's PECTORAL CANDY givesmc morSE relief for Asth W ma than ainy remedy I have tried. to W. BOOTES, Maidstone. in- This valuable Lozenge is sold by all Chemists in Esgiand, Scotlaecd, acid Iceland, in Boxes, price is lid and 2s ...

... atiosnpleero foors eniforasly aced evi- Or l qeIorrO, o 'Cs- cIdently. Ale, lute seueface of scaler, is net mnoved, deprceaeel, boot- y_ - I or raised suddenly ; nor aloes it, after lacing so avaved or en- des ,1,,l-,55,ir ,-i'qie a cuielbalanced acI eaa_ ...

... in greaet variety. 2~~,! °3d Augulst, 1864. ie-. eLI` MACHINERY, AND BOOTS AND SHOES. TN no article of msnufacture is econosasy and reform l of greater importance tban in that of Boots and Shoes. For cnsituies thie old plas of tho wax end and bristles, ...

... evidently a phenomenon o’ nae ordinary occurrence. Of coorse, o’ the spectators kent me. had ance acquaintances in St Andrews, but half a century maks sad bavock amang kent facesan’ so it was never suspeckit by ony them that I bad had a hand in the pye ...

... slated to bs in garni pres* rvation. Tur. CoNSTANrt Kent. —Mr Karalake, Queen counsel, and Mr 11. boih of the western circui', have been retained the Crown conduct the prosecution of Constance Kent, the approaching Wilts nssixe. Kdiln has been retained ...

... Davis's capture, shows that he really attempted to escape in his wife's dress to the swamp, and was betrayed by his boots, which were not the boots of ladles. Of course this incident has given rise to numerous caricatures in New York, one of which, representing ...

... . s 3cs aid SHERRY-Royal P ale ., 42s 54s be r SHERRY-CrownI, .. 48s lie, SHRRY-Superior Golden .. , 48s ROMANO, EAST INDIA, VINO DE PAS- alnt TO, AND AMONTULLADO SHERRIES, ,, 54s 84s I.tly I at CLARET, BURGUNDY ...

... first-class here except—yes, there is the one exception that proves the rule—except 'the boots.' Our's might have been indifferently looked after ; perhaps boots takes the size of his customers when they take off their leather understandings; and he perhaps ...

... uleMant glimpae that that obtained of the farreaching ara had the hearing wares which rolled oa until they broke the aoft golden Crudra, Frank watched end appreciated Utl* teen* m the group approached, for waa net day eouM look upon the like The hum of ...

... Middleton, Newtonhill ; 2 Mr Skinner, Earlsfield ; 8 Col. Leith Hay. Golden Yellow-1 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer; 2Mr Anderson, Bogs; 8 and 4 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer; 6Mr Any variety of Boots-1 Col. Leith flay, Leith-hall; 2 Mr Beattie, Dunnydeer. Any variety ...

... Milne, Mains of Druininnor, 29 1hb. pr 1j ll cz. 2, Mr Cran, Auclne 27 lbs. 9 or. ;3, Mr La ing, Mill- field, 28 lbs 6 oz. Bcr Kent Barley'-1, Mr Milne, Manins of Druminnmor, 42J lbs.;2 tic at Mir Moir, Mains of Wardhouss, 44 lbs. we in Swedish Turnin -l ...

... and all home. “Ye micht has dent that the hut time 1 asw We micht a’ for a’ that ye kent” Perhaps I knew bqttcr about ytm than you think.’ • . . “ I epaak only boot tot ken. 1 gaun to the mall ape 000. sad time to ate ltd haverin' wi’ atao that rare ...