... Boxe 133, Poeot-eflce, Brisiel. -WAN~TED, by a Swiss gentleman who hae been in t~he St~tie S. sitnatisos as CORRESPONDENT: speaks end writefs f cur languiages ltelutly. AddreLss A438, Mereuery-eliice. SIT7UATIO~Nlas ENGROSSI~NG CLE-'RI. Casn be generally ...

... Which theseca cisse are enpeclially sihjaie,. - Further, it wosuld release a, considerable quantity ofgcl which is, no to speak, Wasted in being Uiced inl tane-actoions HOwldel could, Without material intcois-onience, be Si~aa ,f by uteane Of silver,; ...

... A Nd wllov preside to-day. A 3566 Can-i - ?? - - -~~IE D6?IIA OYP AD CHAPEL. - TO-NIGHT, at api fiv. oae~ersazione Loud-Speak-tog Telephone. Microsepes -e CnrC~iw5,&-cM C.Cocva-mte's Conlcert Party. A 3386 almae RN' S ABULANCEASSOCIATION. any WOENS ...

... I.A noew HoteLl, by the Author of Stolen Thee, ec. is T, The LonetotiAtdotn .Vrtw-, in reforettee to pm-a literatturs, speaks of F Ts Famiily Ifet-ald, that joy to tons of thousiands ot intnocent English liouseholda1 '3 Tth letst/ says4- For sceusirig ...

... subject in thme Atonse of Commons-'' I have musch confidence in Mr. Herschsoll's legal proficiency, amid I should be loth to speak stronmgly without further stusdy bsit I own to being munsihhing to part with the impes-fect chocks upon nsi-cstrislsst stiplsihedl ...

... thei worst seed alla. We will not, however, lot fin mecrits of oar renmodieskest UpOnh IiiOV W-Lrtion, butl LET THE PEOPLE SPEAK for ?? to these simnilairl aiffietad. rand soith thig',tVtW, 'will interodue a few testitionin6.tis, bl ts reiut the, ?inlstil ...

... visited by tile bi Ioa Commissieoers, as well as by the 'Farmers' Delegates from I- EScotlooad, wise wore isnanintous in speaking of its wronderiu fertility. j Also Ilarge trsects of tiorerninent Land, free. raphe and f tll Icar- ticulars tree on app ...

... maintatord betweenomyt DL or more places, of butsiness, Be any numtobr of nmilcs riort. It is the onlyV instl luracuit ?cliloelt speaks LOUDLY and l ExAnny, amL Whicla urser rcuirtstircsxnusrxENT. It may he scm I in operation ait the Office of LI -Flg'p BLAKEY ...

... oraintained between anyt or more places of bnosinees, A-c., any uniroboc of mniles a tart. It is, the cole instrutment wvhich speaks LOUDLY 00CLEARLY, a which neveryroquires .Ansursr. tue-r. It may b ?? in epenition at the Office of ESSS. BL~i.Y, EMMOTT, ...

... Noises. ?? Serrerot, good situaition. Mi-s.- tls, lliatis's Select Servants'I Agency, 24, Feiuten-streCt, ,h A ~uarisin NURSE, speaking a little English, requires aL situation. A Address M. MoullD, Post-ollice, Kirk,,tall. Cleimes si St. VVAN1TED, a situation ...

... ers E 1 01, AMerrutry-oiir, L~eeds. I4 TITATI0N yrostile, by Yosung 2cii thioroughlty-arsstaihttd scithm K)Woollenti rolic; speaks sitS writes FPenchl, sitS lhitsacoasidorabto I Lusse-esre ?? ttuf Iolan.IE226,11lte etiry-vfbico. S iLElRKS ilto-it bu in ...

... is takeir away:- thle next mnoment the aninal cord is destroyed, preventinG, at Ocue ainy punishment. The beast, unorahly speaking~, is, dead. 1 Therefore jumiping upon the ellnsol cannot he conl- -sirisreid cruelty. Arid, as at butcher, I can f~notidontly ...