... biliousnes, accompanied with sicknessa and dreadful' headaches (being greatly fatiguel with overwork and long hours at business) I lost all enerst, strength, and appetite. I was advised by a friend in whom Ihsd seen snch beneficial effects to try Hop Bitters ...

... reedy, on Thursday the 19th of May, heforo eleven o'eleck in the forenoon, to receive tenders for ships to convey the mails of the 4th of June, Such ships to be classed A l at Lloyds. The sum of onethousandpounds will be paid bythe Postmastr. General for ...

... Oil Ships. Tons Reg. Tons Bur. For To sail. MILES --'ali BARTON new ship.. ?? EMaryh MARTA13AN (ditto) .. i$0 ?? follow. IVANHOE (ditto) .,;050 ?? 1500. ?? ..TlELtBOURiE.To follow. '0FIY MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP, -jhe splcndid new olipper-built ship V MILES ...

... in Speed; lier avoommoda- I lofrpasnes in all parts of the ship i to trst rate, having a to * spendd sloo, fitedtipwit evryvconveatice, regardless of - expnse an cacelhe xce~cdby ny alieg ship or Steabmer Tb out r th pel. Asthe uantty o fi inh i this slaip ...

... 5- rem ICHINA.AN thle The under-meontioned. Ship will he, despaitala ,5 and 44-j. Lndn, Punctually en the daynmd o oaf, ,4c\KN nd CANTON:- ayfae, frHNG -rho LA A IAN To sail 15t DoT LAkltde 'l'he above ship is classed ta0, iW 1M oko ?? for pacetes o ...

... ffsxs 3Hc. per feet eec/s.; EFRSRNEIOCR AND GLASGOW. , WiftUoods and Passen~erst The IMA OWtnd LIVERPOOL SIEAh-SHIP- GI vG IPANY'S STEAM SHIPS, ACHILLES, Capt. HuGH MAIN; AND ACTiEON, Capt. R. CRAWFORDn; -> - 7 Sail regularly, between = ;; t LIVERPOOL and ...

... C Exerienced Surgenons can have free cabin Iassages in any of f theese pocket-ships to New TotIc or Philadelph.ia. t IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS. y REGLLA R LINE OF PACKET SHIPS. FOR NEW TOn ., - ?? sail. i ST. GETIlGE, BStD, This.I ?? 1.t ?? T Is Ne.a NEW~11 ...

... sNHOxE, Munich: I have ?? con. T vinced myself of the purity and excellent quality of this milk. t- The OFpicaas of H.iM. Ship CcsrozzA, Pola: By far sur. e passes all other articles of the kind hitherto known to us. Dr. E. Boucrcu, Physician to the ...

... to announce that accident occurrcd the line of railway at Crewe, on Wednesday last, by which man who was working on the line lost his life, leaving a wife and five children to deplore their bereavement. have not heard the particulars, but it appears that ...

... wonders on the most Ritportatit organs In the htiman mnachine. They rtren-then I he whole muscular system, restore the lonz lost cotlmlexioii brin-h back the keesn edge ?? ap~ tite, and arouse into action with the ro3ebu;d ol healtbho shole physical energy ...

... - , OF GOVERNMENT. Messrs. J. C. BYRNE & CO. having despatehed twelve pas- senger ships,- with above 2,000 settlers, the following will sail as under:- - s I From. - Ship. Tonnage.. Date. London ?? Glob ?? 460 10thJune. Liverpool Unicorn ?? '1200 10th ...

... dollars andaeigltycensntothopounudstarling. Dogs,'frvo Pounds each. ?? experienced surgeene is ottoohod to each ship. The owners of these ships will not be aececuntable for gold, silverybntllionspeciejewellcryspcscious stnone~ormetals,cznless hills of lading ...