... ot' the ?? Siepherd. :The said James Lswrey is by Trade a Shoemaker, PCout five- Inches high, dtark~ tjsplesionhow leggied, speaks the Sotch -Dialtl, Fitty-sik Years of Ajge, and oi a suspicious Appearance. When heescaped he had on a grey Cost, ?? a Sol ...

... Age, stands s Feet 9 Inches high, of fair Complexion, grey Eyes,.brown Hair, without Beard or Whisk- e, good Looking, and speaks the Allendale Dialect; had on wisen lhewent away a light Fustian Jacket, blue Waistcoat, and Cdt.hriy' Trowsers, Any Person ...

... Parliament Merchants, and loot, though not least, from Membersof the Mdied- eal Professio', and a skilful Analytical Chemist-all speaking in the highest terms of the valueof this inestimable medicine. As a general Family Medicine they are exceedingly ialuabl ...

... his case. which he has kindly furnished. To his very lucid and striking statemlents (which enclose) I can add nothing, they speak for them- selves; but I may observe, that on his leaving Lincolnslrire, it was the decided impression of all his friends both ...

... beneficial circulation iii Christian families, to whom I would earnestly iccomniend it, Hackney. F. A. COX. I am enabled to speak with propriety and confidence of-the real worth and admirable adaptation to usefulness of your work I base used it much ini ...

... or Disguise, upon tile most imptortant 'lopics of tue Day. It is imapossible vilrill any moderate clienrts to speak oir all, or so to speak tin ainy as absolutely to precitule .Misappre'hension ; but or every it Occa- sloi, and by all convenierrt Methods ...

... is their strength labour and sorrow. Now, It must be remembered that this Psalm is ascribed to uoses, anid that he is not speaking of the lives of men in general, but of what was occurring ainosig the Israelites in the wilderness. His own life, as well ...

... small section of them, and not tite whole body. itt speaking of their public deeds, it must he evident to common sense that. I could not make personal charges against intivilunil members-i could nlly speak of the deeds done, as deerdsdone by IlIe Board of ...

... GTUtlti ty of pore AlagnlsitIt held in trtatssparentt solution. It wias i iv tonme, as it wits to the cheitticalt world, and I speak aid- ?? dus it it practicatl cheritist. I believo its medical value can- no tbe too higitly estitnted. atid I tmt satisfied ...

... Prejudices, to tolerate the Opinions of our Opponents, to approve and promote every Endeavoaur of theirs for the Public Good; to speak no longer of Whigs as Traitors nor of Tories as Digots; and' to regard the national Interests, not as a Field for the vain ...

... felt a return of the pain, one Pill invariably gave her immediate relief. She ii now in tle en- joyment of goad health, and speaks in the highest pr.sise Of this o d-established ana justly celhranted Faity Medicine, which has stood the test and experience ...

... ittuediate Relief in all Spasmodic and Windy Comtplailnlts, swith tbe whole Train of well-known Symptoms arisinsg frozit a speak Stomach, or vitiated bilious Secretion, In. digestion, Poat at tbe Pit of tbe Stomach, Bilious ci' Sick Iead- ache, Hleart-burn ...