... 1HE LONDON POSTMEN. T From the St. Stephen's Review. There Is no class of men on which the business public nve more dependent than on the London povtmen. They are entrusted with communication of the bighest impor- tance. which rarely, if ever, they fail to deliver promptlY and in time. These men as a class are sober, in- tstrious, hard-worked. servants. From early eaorrinr until late at night, ...

... WILLIAM BATEMAN'S .ASHOiONABLE MOURNING WAREHOUSE. ARIS FASHIONS. NEW PATTERN _pAR OSTUhES, MANTLES, aud MILLINERY. ASHiIONABLE MOUIRNING ATTIfRE. FA The 'COMPLETE COSTUME, 319. 6d., 399. 6d., 45s. 6., and 52s. 6d. Excelient valuO. tIASH4IO0NABIlE M:OU U iN ti A z s'IUgt. .12 The Materials used nre Specially Manufactured, and will be found very superior both in make and dye, Patterns free per ...

... T n J. NICOl & 0 O., .Lo ?? and Cor!hill, London; Paris, Man. M chester, Liverwol, Birmingham, OUTEPITTEIS. SPRING NOVELTIES NOw ON VIEW. GENTLEMENi SUITINGS, OVERCOATINGS, and TROUSERINGS of the Finest Manufacture. TADIES COSTUMES, JACKETS, and RL i TRAVELLING WREAPS, as received from Messrs. NICOLI.,'S London and Paris Housos. 10, MOSLEY-STREET, MANCHESTER. GREAT FIRE IN SILVE RSTREET. PIRE ...

... A CARD.. afACK, HAMILTON, & CO. have succeeded to the tong-established Business of REAPS & HA RRISON, tcinet Makers, Upholsterers, and Complete Hous. Put-sisbers, 10 & 12, OLDHIAM-STREET. Co PsARrm.n-s siolfAS MACK (hitherto Manager for the Late Firm). jOgQMAS HAMILTON (twenty-tbree years irthe Cabinet Department of Kendal, Milue, and Co.) fA C K, A M I L T O , Co., l 10 & 12, OLDEAM-ST., ...

... CLA1E' THlE b1L0QD IS THE L13?U.'* XVORLD..FAMED BLOOD ~MIXTURE. *TEGREAT BLOOD PURIFIEn..ndaRESTORER. ~OR CLEANSI!N6 AND CLARNG1W -BLOOD FROM ALL IMPURITIRS. whether the rilsuit of tlontngiouB Digeene, Heacditary taint, or foulrmatler of any deecriptipil, it cannot be too b ighly.rorommesd~ed. For $crofnla, Scurvy, Ecizema, 5xin and Blood Diseases, e nd Scresof all keinhs it is ii never ...

... Jl , W. N L O L & 009 . S4 Regent-sr 'eet and Cornhil. loadobi; PAris, Man. eihester, Liverpool Birnaingbaam. OlUTPlTiERRa SPRING NOVEITE N OW ON VtE 9W GENTLEMEN- SOITINGS, 'OVERCO4'IINGS, Anid TROUSERINGS of the Finest Manuifacture. ADIES: COSTUMES, JACKETS, afid K- Li TRAVELLING WRAPS, As received from Messrsr. NICOL l'S London aod Paris Housues. 10, MOSLEY.STREET,_MANCHESTER. M G'E RHAT FI ...

... A CARD, ?? IIA ILTON, & CO. have succeeded to the Long-established Bnsiness of H E PS & HAR RISON, Cabinet Makers, Upholsterers, nnd Complete Honsa 10 & 12, OLDAM.STREET. COZPIRTrMsaS 1i0MASAA MACK (hitherto Manager for the Late Firm). ,Tf[01AS H AMILTON (twenty.tbre6 years in the Cabinet Department of Kendal, 3iilue, and Co.) A C K, R A M I L T O N. & O O., lID 12, OLDHAM.ST., MANCHESTER. ...

... WILLIAM BATEMAN'S FASHIONABLE MOURNING WAREHOUSE. TIhABSHFSIONS.-NEW PATTERN . .E COSTUMES, MANTLES, and MILLINERY. ¶ATSl4IONABLE MOUARNiFATTIRE. 1 The COMPLETE COSTUME, 319.6d., 39e.6d., 4Ss,6 d., and 62g; 6d. Escellent vale., TlAS6 ONAJE i\OU ilNI hi A '.PIK E. F1 The Materials ueed are Specially Manufactured. aud will be found vex~' superior both in make and dye. Patterns free per post. ...

... EXWIORTH KNOWING6. it The Bristol Times and Mirror says: In conversatieo the other day with a leading divine of Bristol, he men. tioned his experience in the use of an article in favour of which much has been said lately. The clergyman referred 9 to, while suffering from severe lumbago, was given a bottle of this remedy by a friend, and he was delighted with the speedy cure it effected. This ...

... lDU-RaLsER oPL TIM, BLOOD IS T4E LIFE. FORLD-FAMED ) BLOOD MIXTURE. g t e.1 - -, THE GREAT BLOOD PIRTFIER and RESTORER. F OR CLEANSING AND CLEARING .THE .IL BLOOD FROM ALL EIPURITIES, whether the result of Coutagious Disease, hereditary taint, . r'foul ?? er of, any description, it cannot be too highaly recomn llnded. ForSeroiroltu Scurvy, Ezemna, Srim and Blood Disoases, end Sores of all ...

... 5 W I F T 'E I F I C TRADE S S AR. THlE CHIEF OF BLOOD PURIFIERS, per is Natnre's owin remedy. Cllio1Ti-s.n U)Aj INO MEROURY, 1POTA8H, ARSENIC, H ar'any other mineral poison, being hen an rprdENTIRELY VEGETABLEsinienn heni fmnd prepawed exclusively from roots and herbs Indigeo hat to the forests of Oeorgin, U.S.A. sil SWIFT'S SPECIFIC foor tica stood the test for over fifty years, and gtill ...

... tG AUTALIA ON lE (Prom Whealing.) Mr. J. C. Copland, member of Surroy Bicyale Cub, Ea land; of the Sydney Bicycle Club; Executlve, New 80vith Wales 'Cyclist Union, writes: `I feel convinced I rl nesbr have been able to have sneccesnls coupleted'm7 tricyle ljourney of nearly twelve hundred miles, frq Sydney to Melbourne and back, without St. Jaeobs Oil, and it gives me grest plessure to express ...