... J. UR~QiUHART. DrUg-gist, ?? hs icee laia to his Friends awill the Public for the ?? support whtich lie hats recelveil duhirin tie last twenktv ye11,1.ses d bes to intimlate thlat 11-It si lias a Setlocd asa PaRnr MvJI ALXANDtEn I,'TI,ljERTON. Ih lta bee CTIn ?? 1 Ia'ilflOfII IIt t oI il Cvs W 111itoisot&(X A5 for !he lust six VearS, attit onl whom will ntosy plrjcipalthY dote i ...

... ABERDEEN BIBLE SOCIETY. T IIE TENTR Pt'B[IC AfEEIIN' Of t1is SOCIET'S aL ints ield in ?? Churics, on Thursday, the 21 .t JAM3ES FI tGUSON of KnuNcMUNDY, Esq. Presidlent of tile Society, inl the Chair. At tine reqiest of the Clhanirnan. thie naeeting was opcnea with prayer, by the R1ev. W. i(. TwnveeFs, after wihich Onne of the Secretaries read a Statenllelit of the Society's proceeditngs ,inee ...

... TO T 3M, FDITOI OF TIDE AIIEE1DEENX JOUREAL.b } Silit,f BE:G' voln wvill x'ileVoilil' tlo Soiotixe ti1c lae of the 1Editorvf thea Atbexrleorx CstO t I i))iial, by assuring h int that the Mectings at the Cattle Siews, hxeld by the t'eexn1ar-tilne Agxrieil tiiral Associeltioen. ore always Open to Iteporters; aind tih at tile Comiexittee of MaIillgeoexit are perfectly colmipetent to ducido, to ...

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... Jf t (ADVERTISEMENT.) 1 TRE EDItOR OF THE CALEDOMAIT MERCURY. Sip-In giving your account of the proceedings in the Police Sheriff Court on Tuesday last, both you and the editor of the Scotaioan omitted to state, Ist, that on the day when James Bishop executed the order for coal for which he was fined, I had left the ofie about eight o'clock in the morning, and did not return from the country ...

... XtR IDD'S SERMONS at 2s. Gd. - LIatetlU Publise.lc. W ii ti faithfuli .ikeness if the Author, his ,life 1`rcwoll Adil. css v c t ll-mom -.X n SKII ?? of SIIJOlONS. lV hlielitte 1,Vle. JAMIS uIDD, l).D. 'iThe -!:bsriber is cuabledl to ifitl'r tile llbove( popular Work, imr iti ?? tinme lit the ibvve redollel price. TO those ?? vnjoyvi l tc privilege of the Autlibkoo tintistratiolis, it a world ...

... RETEN GAS LI~-ETcol ANly. HE1II ANNUIAL GENERAL AIll t4o115 T PARTNERS of tihe ArRDfIEEN G'X LIH OT I'AN'V will be hold in tite Mill Of ithe B ryll hlotel, Untion Street, on Weudnesday thre Sth illitrllit, Ilt 12 OrlIOClC ?? l'or the pirrpose of reecierivg the Airriutri Rieport, truth for the ioleetion of E~iiht Directors, who rilong with tire Fom, Gentle- men, whose trames are sti-ijeined. ...

... EREIIINC Fli4TlrlZY._POl1T OF AII1`IDDlEN. TO HERRING FISHERS AND CURMflS. ?? HF, AAGISTRATEVS and COUNCIL, anld thei H2.IARBlOURt TJIUSTVPg of ?? do0- fells' estabiislicalat tile Port of Abeideen, Have 1-'1l,voli'd, ?? Salt and Made I let-ring lorr-Is. to lte used ex- iieyat thil Fishery. is admiittedl ante INe hlTiiboiir, Liceo ,tIlarhour Dues, for till enlsuing Vishting eeason, I Sit, as ...

... TVZCO.N BONNET, PLAIT AND SHAWL WAREHOUSE, 33. Union Street. I SAAC MATHIPSON, in accordance with the prin. ci, l-es on ViIeih his establishmoent is cOnduioted, antI his detuerr l:atimi at all tilnes to maintain tihre frstincss arnd no. velty if his Stork, has resolved to clear oat the entire re- maiuiul - portion of tiso Summer purchiases. With this view ho has tone over thle whole of his ...

... FIFE AND MID LOTHIAN FERRY 14i3 AASSOCIATION. 11F, Supporters of the above ASSOCIA_ T T [ON are aware, that its operations were stopped . C..seqllence of the confident ?? entertained ltat Government ?? erect a Low Water Pier on the F'f elbore. But as this expectation bas proved abortive, the projectors of the Association have resolved to pro. eedt rith the formnation of the C omparny. c A ...

... PUBL1C DINNER. J HE SOCIETY for time ENCOURAGE- T M ENT of time USEFUL ARTS in SCOT- LAND have re~olvcd to Conmmnemoerate its Institution bv a PUBLIC DINNER in the £IOPETOUN RdoBe Is, (,arrv's), Queen Street, Edinburgh, on WEDNESDAY tmwe 21it of Felbrmarmy cart., at Sir o'clocl. Sir JOHN GRAHiAM DALYELL, Kt. F.A S. President of the Society, in the Chair. Dr D. B. REID, F.RS.E., and MUNGO ...

... DIORAMflA. LOTI-1AN ROAD. N 0 O1 0 PEN , A virw OF THE VILLAGE OF UNTERSEEN, IN SWITZERLAND. THE Scenery of this View surpasses every- V thing hitherto atternvited by pictorial art. The illusion is perfect. The stillness and repose of a Sab. bath lay in siummer. ciararteristiec of a retired village in the m;idist of the Alps, pnwerfrilly affect the spectator, alile a srnse of loneliness is ...