... TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS THE BOROUGH OF BARNSTAPLK GENTLEMEN a Fnzrow-TowaSxnN, T HAD hoped, before I left Barnstaple' for J1the purpose of resuming my djtiilin Parliament, to have had an opportunity of meetin y Constituents, but business of a most important nature, with which unfq- tunately you are too well acquainted, called me from the town a week earlier than I expected. Had such an ...

... SHIRTS. 227, - .HIGH-STREET,- 227. J. AND G. ROSS, SHIRT & COLLAR MAKERS, OUTFITTERS, &o., IlAVE much pleasure in directing the attention of Gentlemen and Families to the following List of Prices for GOOD LINEN AND LONGCLOTH SHIRTS, Made from Measure, and a perfect Fit Warranted:- No. l. No. 4. Good Longeloth All Linen Fine Linen Fronts, Col- 4s Gd Fronts, Collars, 7s 6d lars, and Wrists, and ...

... AN 1D EXETER ROYAL SUBSCRIPTION j, ROOMS. TIlE EASTER BALL - l\C,1 tO take place at the above RooMs On l I xvt\ Y the jtth of ArIL next. T.\DY 5y PATRONESSES: 1 Ptuckworth Lady Duntze Mly'. 1 IS iMrs. Cornish t, Iak Mrs. Divett Mrs. Atberley. STEWARDS: C ~. i Esq., High-Sheriff of the County. ll'tt Fr\ ddiflts Hig S. Kekewich, Esq. P~- Addintonl T. Carew, Esq. ,qincl Ines, Teas, tdc, Gs. Gd. ...

... FOR FEVERS, INFLUENZ AS, MEASLES, &C. DR. JAMEFS'S FEVER POWDER, prepared by DMeetsrs. N~Ewnsfiy, from the only copy of the pro-r ces8 left by Dr. James in bia own hanwliriting, is found by ex. 1 Perience to be mare mild and certain in its effects than any other and preparation, as testified by the most Eminent of the Facrulty; and to when freely given on the attack of Fever, Metasles, ...

... CHAPEL-STREET, BEDFORD-CIRCUS, EXETE 0 be LET, all those PREMISES, tba1llellv JT. used as OFrICES, by W. LA2iDERT, Esq., or mav be L converted to a DwEIL=sO-HovsE. Apply to Mr. CORNISH, 136, Fore-street-hill Dated Exeter, August 18tb, 1852. HILL'S COURT, EXETEI'. T ° LET, from C H R I S TM A S lsext, a T COMMODIOUS$ .FPAMILY HOUSE, ?? a Garden; consisting of :3 Sitting PRoorns, and 94 Bed ...

... FOR CHIEDREN CUTTING THEIR TEE:TH. \3OTWITEISTANDING the number of clieltp e. ii paratious that have latterly been forced uoin- t .; pttblic by parties jealous of the great sluccess of tb0,oorigiiugl and 't higbly valuable preparation, Mrs. JOHNSONl3 £MERICAE :1 SOOTHlING SfRUP still standc unrivnlled, from the simple fat that it contains no narcotic nor any dangerous i6gredient whatever, ...

... IYOR FEVERS, INFLUENZAS, MEASLES, &C. R. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER, prepared by M. Messrs. NEwBEILY, from the only copy'of the pro- ,aess left by Dr. James in bis own handwriting, is found by ex. aerience to be more mild and certain in its effects tbsn any other ?reparation, as testified by the most eminent of the Faculty; and when freely given on the attack of Fever, Measles, Influenza, and other ...

... a; IMANT MUIN NS: s' NKTEW GOODS for lS52.-2O,00 ECES of BAL:OBINE, ORGiANDI. RiNCH MUSLINS are now offering at 2s. . thd~tle dress of eight ysrd; or any lent at at 4d.he yard. They are beautiful Goods, fast colours, sad~ cannot be replacedl at Is. the yard. Merchants and large buyers will find this a desirable opportunity. Patterns sent free. HOOPER, MUSLIN PRINTER, b2, Oxford-street, London. ...

... SHUTE FARM, SHOBROOKE,-DEVON TO CORN SPECULATORS. 47 ACRES OF WHEAT, BARLEY AND BEANS OR SALE at Auction, by Mu'. IIELM OlE Fon WEDNESDAY, the 28th inst., Precisely by Foul' pmon the Peises, in Lots as described in handbillg Corn S'peculstors will find this an excellent opportunitg to purchase. The whole of the Crops are very heavy and tbe soil such as to produce very superior quaety, The ...

... 1 ~NOR.TH DEV-ON. [ rNPISHED or UNFURNISHED r S ?? rA(>E to be LET, for a Year, or any longer r ile Ctage is situated 2J miles from a good i ad three-quarters of a mile from the Sea: ' itiung-rootis. 4 bed-rooms, and a dressing. I ?? ud offlces, men-servants' rooms, gardener's * r ;!1! d g q narden, stabling, &c. Land may be rented 3 it:;i7,ed asod good shooting in the neighbourhood. I -. ' Mr ...

... THE ROAD TO HEALTH. T 0r L L 0 W A -Y'S P I L L S. XI CURE 07 A DISORDICRED LIVR AN BAD DIGNMTON. Copy of a Leifer~f'trron Mir A. W. Kirkuot, Chemist, 7, Prescot Street. Liverpool, dated 6th June, 18551. To Professor HOLLOWAY. SIR-_Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest on our Bale list of Proprietary Medicines for some years. A. orstomner. to whom I can refer for any enquiries, ...

... A FRH UPYJT REcEIVED BY MR. FITZE, HIGH-STREET, EXETER. mHE UNIVERSAL FRIEND, &.N EVFICAOIOTIS TRENOEDY Asa' CU RE FOR THE PILES.-It ill a well known fact that this disagreeable complaint ia One Of 'very ?? occurrence in all classes of Society, and tbat its tedious, painfulnd upesncoomitants are of the moat distressing description. The Proprietor of the Remedy now offered to the Public, a ...