... of Medicine Dr, Cummins presents bis compliments to Mr. Paul, and begs to inform him that bis * Every Man's Friend” has en- several of his friends and tirely taken away his Corns, and he has recommended it te tients, and in no instance has it failed in ...

... TRY ERE YOU DESPAIR. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS: CURE OF ASTHMA. Extract of a from Mr. Benjamin Mackie, respectable 11th, 1848, Quaker. dated Creenagh, near Longhall, Ireland, dated Septembe: To Professor ED FRIEND—T excellent Pills have effectualy R® cured me ...

... SAVINGS’ BANKS. It is reported in thatjlty that goverument has it in intention to sell out the stock of the Savings Bank, for tbc purpose of paying the advance to the West Indian's at the rate of 60,0001. per week. Can this be true 7—Standard of Thursday ...

... LPISTLE TO AN ABSENT FRIEND. PORTRY Oh! Sesh; oh! flesh, how art thou You 8 dear Bill, I’ve been reading A Poe the highest breeding ; For, ever since I ceased my rambles, Across the thorny wilds and brambies, Of Politics—I've ta’en my On Poesy’s enchanted ...

... money in the bank. That Savings’ Bank was not established to take the money of the rich, and in most of those banks he be- lieved there were very large sums Standing in the names of parties who should not have money in Savings Banks. be for the The C ...

... there, as the isle itself. Siroceo blows. Two dis. toe towns is mixed, half Italian, half Catalonian. The The breed is of the the aliens, and keep themselves aloof from them Both are brave and Their friend. ship is as a shield to the subj of it—their hatred ...

... with impunity,” A clear glimpse this into futurity. About this time Alexander died, and Nicholas ascended the throne. Nesselrode still remained Prime Minister, bassador. and Di Borgo also retained his office as Russian Am- us skip some years, during which ...

... SOCIETY OF THE FRIENDS OF IREL AND. (CONTINUED FROM FIRST PA Gr) a. L take the liberty to dis- dinner % ful ; and if, on the present occasion, I differ sent from Mr. Antisell in some of his conclusivns, supporte jor experience Mr. with bim with all the ...

... would were a decided amendmer retrogade in spite of ever be made. He di id not mean to get rid of th Por Law, nor, he was sure,did any one of that meeting— would Snally be the saving of the country, for it had calle together a number of gentlemen w ho— ...

... LONDON Union Hall.— Age, Youth »»■. i- On Monday Mrs. Sarah ’, was with assault Julia WinCim■ ti' ® *’ good-lookinp younft female. The ™ ra !& na l,o ™ -. lived within few doors of the defendant he it into her head to jealous, and to « t ing the affections ...

... PRESERVING EALE & CO. res etfully inform their Friends and the Public, that they have received a supply of the above, and are disposing of iton MODERATE TERMS. —They are also well supplied with PICKLING VINE- GAR, SPICES, &c., &e., at their TEA, GENERAL ...

... the Rent Rate.The Poor Rale, will not go to England, save to buy food for the poor. It will to pay no mortgage or debt. Save for food. It will not go to pamper the rich, but to feed the poor. No friend or relation of the Tenant will receive any benefit ...