... rcliect to a very great extent already cultivated. It is to he hoped that this matter may at once be taken awl dist no further complaint, with pe.:t. to it, may he !merited from us. We are very ~bow to censure, when it is not too well deserved ; we cannot help ...

... do balm (Signed] Haar Cos. North Strand. Lyon. Norfolk. •N EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF THE GRAVEL AND A MOST DANGEROUS LIVER COMPLAINT. This remarkable msd truly wituderful inrentioa which has acquired is the dterm Comities a a celebrity, is stow vubusitted ...

... Delightful I” “Pray on!” and when he had finished, said, with the utmost pleasure, “ Do you know, my dear Sir, you have got a complaint which has been for some time supposed extinct ?” Luttrell'a story of tailor who used to seen attending the Greek lectures ...

... iin, nod Ito aymprithise4 reastonaisly with their I% ing permitted fo hold their tlesnms.trations. Ile kid the 41111114: Inwards his fellow-countrymen whet Justice would lie satisfied hy allowing the on their OWIII reeogniustees. MORAL sITPult I TO TURKEY ...

... T DSahhica,m. ; J W Stile, I'M; Secretary and Corporation herees died. 'The calms 'ml death wee an Tressarer, Ts, Le, inward complaint, and the deceased animal was At 630 the Lodge called from labour to rcfreel:- very old. meet, when the blethren eat down ...

... sleep, nervotuneas and t t o mach, indigemifon, eatuleney, miillty , bile, Muni, dice, and liver complaints, coneipatlon, m . elanc holy , any open or inward met. Diseases of the dlsordore of the Liver, Ilemmatiouot the 1 l go. Asthma, Coughs and Colds' ...

... if they are earliest and sincere, will find some response within u?; for spile of all carnal varieties in outward rank or inward. face answers face, so does the heart of man to man.—The first divine law of Nature, virtue of which labour and struggle become ...

... expense) • Patent for them be challenges the whole world to produce a medecine to equal them Tor removing the above-named complaints, and restoring the patient to sound and lasting Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try ens Box o these Pills, and they ...

... its varied forme. It has beeo found that medial men have 'mistaken the ns titre of this disease. Some treated for liver complaint, Dome for dyspepais, others for kidney diatoms arc, kr., but neat of the vartons kinds of treat meet have been attended with ...

... healing Ointment far more readily penetrate* through any bone or fleshy part of the living body, feoriog the most daogsrous inward complaint*, that eauoot be reached other means. ERYSIPELAS. RHEUMATISM AND SCORBUTIC ...

... scbtly deprive the Pattern of rest. They almost inward relief eonsfort to e afflicted with the deem-ening and, ivlten uegloeted. daisermet Cont. paiLts. Lei any l'ereon troubled with any of the above Complaints give C /eon Li-t a trial, a3d they grill bat ...

... O'Grady (in the ; Charles N. Curling, Nliehael Leahy, soil Jonathan IL Massy. A mau named Thomas Enright answered to a complaint brought against hitm by Charles Conyern, J.P., For that the defendant did, on the Bth June, 'B4, wilfully enter and trespass ...