... MESSRS. COOK, Landsl .ents, Sureyors, & Auctloneers AEthis opportunity of returning their sincere tanks for the unprecedented amount of patronage they have receive uigtepeetya;adbgt inform their fiends and thedvic that they intend, in future, either themselves, by their Representative, lI[B. G6E4RG1E PATTUICK, being at THORPE-LE-SOKEN EVERY WEDNES- DAY, from TWELVE untilTHREE O'CLOCK, at the ...

... 71,0 LADIES.-THE ONLY GENUINE WIDOV T WELCH'S PILLS are those prepared by MrF. SMITHZRS (Grand-daughter to the WSDOW WELCIV, from the real Family Recipe, without the least varic- tion whatever. This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Female Complaizts, Nervous Disorders, Weakness of the Solids. Loss of Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, And particularly for irregulaities in the ...

... SUFFOLK HOUSE. GREY AND WHITE SHIRTINGS, sHEETINGS, &c. FREDERICK FiH EGS to inform the public that he has this week received SEVERAL TONS WEIGHT OF NEW GOODS B FRO THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Taverni Street, Ipswleh, Deee]aber 24th. 10,5. WANTED. an active Young Man as PORTER, he must write a good plain hand. One who has lived in a Draper's concern would be preferred. ...

... Cough, Cold, Whoopiug-Cough, Influenza, Bronchitis, Consumption, Spitting of Blood. Night, Sweats, & Fevers. IMMEDIATE Relief, and an ultimate Cure, is effected by Dr. PASCOES'S CONCENTRATED COUGH and CONSUMPTION MIXTURE in all Affection if the Throat, Clhest, Lungs. and heart. In all eases of Ceodil, enu a. Hoarse ness, Diffictlt Breathing Wheezilig Forcigofthelloldir,&e, however itovoteratO, ...

... AN ODE AND INVOCATION TO CHARITY, Suggested by the present severe Weather, and more especially the SNOW STORM now raging in all its dreadful grandeur. BY A YEO'MAN. The 4th Jan., 1854. 1. Ohl ! CHARITY: awake, my muse, Thy numbers fluently infuse At such a time as this: My theme dwells of thefrozen ground, Of GREENLAND scenery-around- And conscience's quiet BLSS., 2. Now searching winds and ...

... NOTICE.-IPSWIC;H IHE S. of the SCHOONER ^JOHN AND 1 MARG ARET, advertiied for Monday next, Is ProTP@ONsET. JAMES W. KNIGHTS, Auctioneer and Mercantile Agent. BRADFIELD. 1,000 Capi1pl Larch Fir Poles. 3,000 Chest, Alder, Ash, & other Vale- 50 Loads of Faggot Wood. ,cc To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Messrs. COOK, On Monday and Tuesday, January the 16th and l1th, 1854, iiy direction of the Rev. T. P ...

... SUFFOLK HOUSE. GREY AND WHITE SHIRTINGS, SEETINGS. c. FREDERICK FISH EGS to inform the public that he has this week received SEVERAL TONS WEIGHT OF NEW GOODS B FROMI THE CITY OF MANCHESTER. WHOLESALE AND URETAIL. Tavern Oklr.et, Ipswicb, December 24#11, 1f- WANTED, an active Young Man as PORTER, he must vrrite a good plain hand. One who has lived in a Draper's concern would be osreferred. ...

... CONSOLATION FOR THE XMILICTED. The Lord hath creatine~dicinwes out of theeartl.hand Oe that is wise will not abhor theooc.-ECCLU8.flfl ,4 V] . x~~r. l1li siMITG, e ?? PRACTICAL BOTANIST, y. b Arb BztrsProvidence Place, uDisK, oitrfolk, Me ny years celebrated for the Tt2 ?? Of Srofula, P or King's Evil, Cancers, ?? tt Lerr Whtscess, I Swellings, Tjemot~rk, Glandullar Alftto)5 AI'esem tic and ...

... At the White Llon Inn, Adieburgh To be SOLD by AUCTION, By JAMES TODD, On Monday next, January 23rd, 1854, at six o'clock in the evtning, T HE good and fast-sailing fishing smack TWO 1T BRO .TME , of Aldeburgh, 20 tons burthen, N. Al., together with all her stores, fishinr gear, boat. &c. The above vessel has lately been lengthened upon the bow, had new decks, and will be found worthy the ...

... SUFFOLK HOUSE. . ,MIOITIINING DEPARTMENTS . FRERERICK FISH EGS to call the attention of the Public to his STOCK of MOURNING ,DS, consistingof Paramattas; B Twills, Cobourgs, Alpaceas, Radzomer. Gros Roval and Glacie Silks. Mourning Bonnets, Ribbons Flowers, and every Novelty in Crape Collars, Collarets, Habit shirts, Chemisettes, Sleeves, Falls, &c., &c- FUNERALS FURNISHED. Tavern Street, ...

... orses, Crriages, HaRness, &C., AT IPSWICH. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By GARROD & TURNER, On Tuesday, the 81St day of January, 1854, ?? direction of the Executors, TH HORSESE CARRIAGES, HARNESS, &c., of T lr. GEO. FLORY Wine Merchant, d-c, upon the Premises, StoPeter's, Ipswich, comprising a supe rior Chesnut Gelding, 7 years old, quiet'to ride & driv and a good hunter; very handsome Grey Gelding ...

... Cough, Cold, Whoopiug-Colgh, Influenza, Broncitis, Consumption, Spitting of Blood. Night Sweats, & Fevers. MMEDIATE Relief, and an ultimate Cure, is effected i1 by Dr. PASCOES'S CONCENTRATED COUGH and COiSUMP'VIos MIXTURE fl all Afflkctioni of the Threat, Chest tig.an Hat. it all cases ofCosuh, Trtlluenza. Hoarse- necss, Difficult Brdeathing. lbeenitg Forcing of tihe mladder &e., howevevr ...