... GoOD WARE MAKES QUICK MARKETS/AS every wise customer will have a genuine article, so every wise trader will take care to deal in such only. No man who wants to see the same face a second time in his shop, will take good money for bad goods. Here hes the secret of the unparalleled succcess of Kayes Worsdell s Pills. They are genuine and efficacious. He who has had one box is sure to return for ...

... There is now to be found one King in Europe, who is a good practical botanist, and who must look back upon the hours spent in the arrangement of his fine herbarium, with far more pleasure than upon those waisted in a vain and retrograde course of politics. The monarch in ques- tion is his Majesty of Saxony, who, in his scientific career, at least, has gained honour and respect. Many is the ...

... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE FRENCH. At the Central Criminal Court, on Wednesday, before. Baron Platt, Edward Raynaud, 36, described as a tai* was indicted for unlawfully attempting to conspire thceFrfenc& murder Louis.Napoleon the Emper ...

... HENRY WILLIAMS, Treasurer, 10, Victoria Place, Newport. Monthly Report, to June 30 Monthly Report, to July 31 Under cave May 31 109 Under care June 30 126 Admitted since 128 Admitted since 116 237 242 92 Cured 129 12 12 Died 7 Died 9 Under care at present 126 Under care at present 92 237 i 242 ROBERT F. WOOLLETT, burgeon. The Mount, August 3rd, 1853. ...

... DEPOSIT AND GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE A COMPANY. eCo Tn°T!ef,t tho many gratifying proofs of the advance of of H°tn'C Principles and prudent habits in the social masses saf present day, the very general adoption of the family e8«ard, afforded by the principle of life insurance, holds a °nunfiEl, p:ace_ Fathcrs 0f familics uow, in unprecedentedly a„^erou8 instances, make laudable endeavours to ...

... THE FORSAKEN HARP. TO MISS M. C. J. AH cofiaf don olaf y delyn Sy'n ddystaw a mud ger fy mron; A r hwyr, pan ar finion y cribyn, Y seiniwyd ton olaf ar hon Mewn hun yr adgofiaf di'n chwarau, Fel angel, a'i edyn yn gain, ^^cyffwrdd yn dyner Wi thannau, A i anadl yn pereiddio'i sain. Ah c°fiaf y llais fu yn pletlm A i thannau go-fwynion bm hyn A chofiaf hardd freichiau o'i deutu, A thegweli ...

... .Alleged Murder of a Wife by a Collier. Throughout the whole of this district, on Sunday morn- lng last, a report spread on rapid wings, that a collier, at the Waterloo works, had killed his wife the previous night. As is always the case under such circumstances, many addi. tions were made to the story, wherever it was repeated, so that at last the event was regarded as a tragedy of a very ...

... THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. The continuance of favourable weather for harvest ope- rations has had considerable erf.-ct on the tone of the wheat trade, and the downward movement in prices wlii.rh com- menced last week, has continued. The otat reaction from the highest point attained in July, may be estimated at quite 5s. per quarter so great a decline we were scarcely prepa ed to expect, and we ...

... PLANT DH'AHTMINT The present sunny weather will assist the season's growth to get matured, and will help to check the luxuriance of wood which the la'e dull and damp weather had induced, and which is genera ty the precursor of mildew. Give air liberally to plant-houses, and carefully watch the plants' requirements for water, particularly with plants standing out ofdoors. 1 Ijc surface soil ...

... fp Davis v. John Trimmings. 8s. 9d. for blanketing. Ao be paid forthwith. ames Howell v. Thomas Power.—Mr. Galindo for Paintiff; Mr. King for defendant.—The defendant was a under, and plaintiff had been doing work for him as a s azier, for which there was a balance of £3 15s. Thie case, wfcich occupied the court for a long time, arose of fh °U^ ^'e discrepancies which were in the accounts diff ...

... EXTENSIVE FRAUD BY GAMBLING EMIGRANTS.—Infor- mation has been received in London, that a captain of a ship, who, some months ago, took his passage to Australia in a screw-steamer, has sunered severely, with others, from two well known gamblers on board, named Christy, an ex-publican, and Fiy, a medical practitioner. The vic- tim who has given this information to the police, states that on the ...

... A NEGRO MURERER BURNED AT THE STAKE-—The negro man (says the Boonville Obseiver) belonging to H. France of Heath's Creek Pettis county, Missouri, who murdered the wife of John Rains. living in the same neighbourhood, was burnt at the stake in or near George- town on the 13th of July. The murderer aged 19 or 21), visited Mr. Rains's house on Sunday morning, the 3rd of July, while Mr. Rains was ...