... at the ADvERTISEMENT. sa a HE USE OF MEDICINE HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED AND ti. FIFTY THOUSAND CURES EFFECTED Sy Du BARRY'S ItRVALRNTh ABIRACA FOOD, a pleasant auid efectual remedy WtltieIt medi- cine, inconvenience, or expense, as it saves fifty Limes ite cost .n other means of curel for nervoue, stomachic, intesti- on Set, liver, and bilious complaints, howlever deeply rooted the dyspepsia ...

... RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED WITrHOUT A TRUSS. DEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS, -Latlsoicted. from many hundreds in the possession Of DR. ?? 'I am happy to inform you that my rupture is quite cured.'-ReV. H.Berbica, May 17th, 182-1. Myptr has never appeared since. I consider it is mira- 1l t b1 cre afesflg twenty yeare,'-J. Ede, Eeq., Jun -nd 'I have much pleasure in adding my testimony to the ...

... T H E PATENT FIRE ANNIHILATOR. REPORTS AND TESTIXMONIALS AS TO EFFICIENCY. REPORT Or THE LEEDS TowS' COUNaCIL FinR BRIDAPIC CoMI-Tire. Town Clark's Office. Leeds, 316t October, 11351. 9, th undrsignd, bing tech Irta of the Reopairs and Fire iris~le ommitee f th borugh f Leeds, Ilavling been ~er ini~ituldig f woderetedfo tht prpssdohereby cerifytha th exerientwt~ vey stisactryandI have no otii ...

... RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED WITUOUT A TRUSS. p EAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS, LIslced from nmany hundreds in the possession Of DR. BAIKERt.. 'I am happry to inform you that my rupture is quite cured.'-Rev. H.Berbica, May 17tb, 1851. emy rupture has never appeared since. I consider it a maira- cle to be cured after suff~ring twenty years,'-J. Edes, Eseq., June 2Ind, 1811, 'I have much pleasure ...

... o Just Published, l2sno. Cloth, Price 4e ypost,4s. Gd RJI HE IIIGHTS AND DUTIES O PRO- T E IrEETY. By JOHN SAl OSTwe oBth. h motliig I The Author of thi i wvrk enters upOn. of e mot ein all thit expositionse of the 'lights and Dtutes of Proper 5 Ot ?? phaaes, whiich we remember to ?? met ?? , t he f andamentt rtronglytrecommend ' ittothose ho maeissb the 0n tonmeeta principles of Polbtical ...

... IVF FONDTH-E QIARTER.-A Lady, lon exerinein uittlon, conducting a raspecteble 8c Of lit, ACNCIESon thes above reduceelterm,, fo' 007 e glad to correeptod wit moral.s adesphysica ltain. th File 5g iters where the mental poaren, ad phyosia tfracing to Ireil''Tauegucess Adress L. ., Post Oltice, York. th1 - p~NI'fS iishing to secure a superior Educa- gil tinfor their Ilatghters. without exposing ...

... VSLGOT AN RBEUMATIC PILLS. COAY Of this Medicine:- J57, New Blond street, London, October 12th, jIS5. Sir,-In acquainting you with the great benefit which I have ex- perienced by taleing BLAIA'S GOUT AND RHIEUMATlIC FILLS, I feel that I am but performing a duty to that portion Of the publi who mely be similarly afflicted. About twventy years since I was first attacked by RheumatiC Gout in my ...

... ic a B, ?? VEPTISE.)IFIT. Ited jICE U~Sa OF MEDICINE HIAS B3EnN SUPERSEDED ANDl tto FiFTY TiioUSAND Cuirco FI~rCE By Dui BARRY'S ICOVALKiNTAi 1I. -ARAHICA Fi000. a pj,,an~t ajid etbectual remedy ,witheot inedi ses, ciuie, ?? or expen~lse. as it eaves Silty times it cost 4n other nears of enrel fsr nlerVOUS, SturiaChic, iotesti leout. liver, anir bilious Complaints, ?? deeply rooted. Ir- ...

... ?? B REItIeMENT OF MR. JUSTICE PATTESON.-OU v Tuesday, in the Court of Queen's Bench, which was _ crowded to excess, Mr. Justice Patteson took his farewell of the Bench. He was addressed in highly eulogistic terms by the Attorney-General, and replied with much good feeling WILr- and unaffected simplicity. The withdrawal of the Learned ipo. Judge was an occasion of much interest and even of ...

... I ; 772, Just5 Pubt~lshod. by It cINpA lSlet, and5' Ficotjf ricet, iLondOn; 0,CP ]Derby. PEAt0E siX 5IILLINOs.-SEET By 1OS1T Foe SmNF V EXTRA THE DUBLIN RVIW 1 NNo. 62, January, 1662. CAHO C WORKS NE W ?? Published by RXCEIARStON ANDS SON- Meditations oin the Mystero Fat togeherisit a reaise MentallPrayer. By the Yen. FATHER ,toPether with l treatie Traelltd from the Spanish by Heigham. LOCIS ...

... War il Auctioll FASHIONABLE PAPER HANGINGS. Mlessrs. lIliI and BARKE'R beg to announce that they M mill SELL by AI!C lON, at their Commercial Salo Rifoms,, sterno's BlijlditigO, Leedst, on Tueesdgy, the &eCsinidlly s/iMarch, 1852, ?? ASuperior STOCK. of PAPER HANGINGS, - A hi, lock and Gold, Sattin, and Plain Grounds, gompris, tcl Ing the newest designs lin which will be round Patterns I? ...

... THE LAMEINTABLE CATASTROPHE;. AT THULMFIRlTRf, NEAR HUDDBBSFIELD. At a Public meeting of the Inhabitants of 110LM5FIRTI'll, convened by the Altghitrittes for Sthe district, held on Saturday b eventlng, February, 7. I&102. W, L. BRsOOKi Esq.. iii the chair. theA~ lollowhtg resolUtloltO were agreed to- 1r. I. That a subscriptionl for the relief of the sufferers by ?? late fearful calamitY tie ...