... ,in BJLIOUS' AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. her, A S sluid and effectual ientedy for showe dis.-rderp which who orighiate in a morbid action, ot the Liver und Hiliiry and Organs, namely, lindigestion, Loss of Appetite, Head ache. Ives Heartburn, Flaitulencies, Spasmus, Costiventats, Affectiunis of two the Livtr, &c. &c. The ' ' DIX(N's ANT'IBILIOUS Pll IS n of ( Which do not cordain Mercury in any ...

... e BALL AND SUPPER. P a 7PHERE will be a BALL and SUPPER, at the i T New Assembly Rooms, Derby, on Tuesday the 4th r d of February. T t - IRS. WILMOT, Lady Patroness. fi HUGO MEYNELIL, Esq. r _ EDWARD ANTHONY HOLDEN, Esq. twards. 5 d - TMI¢.,DDER4Y AND )k:RBYSHIRE A 6 B1ANKING COMPANY. I HIS Establishment xvill be opened for business r'2 T jin TENANT STREET, 0n Thursday, the 30th of di Y ...

... GFiqVKE HAVANNAM CIGAPRS. G. V. DARBY, TOBACCONIST, so. 8, B1tGIt STztZE. NOTTr OIRAW, T ESpECTFULLY thanks his Friends and the 1 Public in general for the very liberal support with «ich he has uniformly been favoured since his commence- th ,n business: and begs to assure them, that he continues th, to topt the real HAVANNAH Cl(TARS, in such estsitiles as will enable him to execute any Orders ...

... Gkocerq, Tea, and ?? WEarehouse, iWARKET HEAD, DERBY. IIARRIET BAKEWELL & SON, FTUTRN their sincere thanks to their friminds t, jatd the public for the support thev have hitherto eve, and beg to inform them that they have taken the proies at the ?? EA T hElS, formerly occupied by tchitt and Bakewell, which they re-opened on Friday, the id instant. 1o requesting a continuance of their favours, ...

... and SUPkER. ' RE will be a BALL and SUPPER, at the T New Assemblly Rooms, Derby, on Tuesday the 4th offebruq AIRS, W'ILM:OT Lady Patroness. flU0 g N'IIOq-LDE , Ecu. Stewards. l -RISSCHURCH, in consequence of several MK. ?? to ?? ct. begs to announce that it is intntontoreeie ?? PUPILs, as well, as AAY BOARDERS. t BOT~l~terlltgnfor ttlin in Englishd Grammar and Composi. I Atithflttic, Writring ...

... CUFF'S FARMIER'S FRIENi). k, 7~lROUSANDS of respectable Farmers acknow- T. ledge it is tiw a Farmer's own fault if he loses either ee Lambs, Calves, Cows, or oilier Catile, by the Scour of Looseners; or Horses by stie Fret, Cholie, or Gripes, as a somall dose of Cuff's Farmer's Friend is a certain cure for those diseases_ Cuf'st Lame Horse's Friend, is an invaluable remedy for Ilie Grease, ...

... THE DERBY AND DERBYSHIRE peoai BANKING COMPANY. :eive 71HIS Establishment will be opened for business Did T in TENANT STREET, on Thursday, the 30th of is of January instant. was By order of the Board of Directors. t he ROBERT RONALD, posi Derby, 22d January, 1834. Manager. He best Ashby-de-la-Zouch Free School. !very vr WANTED IMMIEDIATELY,anASSISTANT that 1 V ENGLISH IMIASTER in the Free ...

... LAW. CLERK competent to the management of an IN office of general business, and fully qualified to keep ; bts make out accounts, and draw bills of costs, mlay the f a Situation in a Midland County Town.-Each hAP lc t is requested to state his age, qualilications, and SC Mph and must be prepared with the most unexceptionable re ,efereage& g 5f pplications are to be addressed to A. B. C. Post A ...

... Macclesfield & Euxton Turnpike Road. ITO CE is hereby Given, that the Trustees of the ''urnpike Road- for carrying into execution an Act of Parliament made and passed in the second year of the reign ot his late Al jesty King George the fourth, entituled, An Act for more ?? repairing the Road, from IBroken'Cross, in *lacclehfield, in the county of Chester, to the Turnpike Rtoad, at Buxtor, in ...

... To the Proprietors of Churclh' Cough Drops. tnd GENz.tSMEN, I rnt, 0TO withhold from public knowledge a manifest the IL tact of tbe utility. and perfect cure etfrcied by your I eaar CHURCH'S COUGH DROPS eant upon me, would be the greatest ingratitude, as long as it is ver an izicumibient duty of every man, to lacilitate the cotomrt of lish his afflicted fellow creatyres. Us, II thie 1797, 1 ...

... h'lcie -i tarcumrerence !-Nlhe~ffeld Iis. lei -nor RESIDENCE FOR A GENTEEL FAf~vL~', kr And ma he enered upon immediately'. HE DIMPLE HOUSE, at CRICH, inti T..couty With the Orchard, Garden, and all.of part of sil the Outbuildings. th Apply at the office of Mr. WALKER, in CrIch aforesaiu the owner thereof.,ad til 11G Z1A M CLpif ?? ALFRE, TON . th bl -TO BUELET, ~ i AT A R9D1VCED REN4TAL, th ...

... pBY-SHIIRE COAL MINE. TO E, LET, r , TER-t OF YEARS TO BE AGREED ON; by' well known Colliery called DENBY OLD It 1T~6lIWERY, situate in the Parish of DENBY, in ty0f Derby, now in working. The Coal, consisting tqecntY Soft and Hard Coal. is of acknowledged superior 00tli and in abundant quantity, and under the levels now q50risg an extensive bed of very valuable Coal peculiarly adapted to the ...