to Constable McCormack. Fmakford. and his melt for the eters, way the followed op the skudsr tram which their Parcoustown osorades were enabled to supply about • missing female. This perms named mppogied to be is of °Mamas affostiag the suds of jaunts is • ease of tamed Billem,

CANADA UNITEDSTATIR 5....tufa.... &alai I,r• to I. We.. 4 wood. Alm rim' NEW TEXAS. Apply :rm. M•• A wawa% ARO, to 11.011 WOZTH ♦ OUINEA A PDX. BEECH A lI'S I I LLS Are admitted by Thousands to be worth above a Guinea a Box for Bilious and Ncrvous Dirorders. such as wind aid pain

H AVE just purchased • large Lot INDIAN TEA, Direct from Valley. Which they offer to the Public at 3s. PER POUND. This Tea Is remarkable for it• beautiful devour sad great peppier,. Purchasers of Pounds or upwiirds win be entitled to a discount of &I per Pone& foe rash only. ssa

late, sad has perhaps given her share to them, is not unknown in Panioadown, our town Whims, Dan Ouna, having. to his own coat, sounded the toecin which some months ago made the lady's name quite familiar and his bell notorious. It will be remembered that lire Taylor came to tow

claims of Mrs Taylor against her grateful teasers is the Northern gad of the Riling. border-1/ near Parsonetowa, were meet animated Elisabeth Redan's was first named for 441110 m Id. and Mr A P Moffett. a quiet, resolute looking member the Committee. set the play with a 410 bid

(Br Bream. ) Weeineediky evening. At a tueetiar of the Tallamote Athletic Spats Cosemittee Tardy sight, the &enemies able to maks the teatifyiag Nat aiready over £I) baa bees course laid eat at Claaireille. sad on SUMO , my. The Committee deserve t. be marstulatid their tb• neat

August Ittb, at Haag'. Comity. May. of it-hert I telawy. E•q.. late PAO p.n. He give, b Oa after a lingerie, Muer.lr 11i117h07. Yeaskfurd, meets August at XiHawn Park. litug's Timm,. I. IV 10t..-Spooner. E.g.. *mai y,ara. At (*Arta Lau*. Olin. in the Nat jr. a r of Ma &hound U.

SRI &UMW IMIDINO. The following is a brief summary of the two mit;debate on the second readiug:— Carlingford moved the second reading, the objects and pros isions of which he described at considerable length, concluding with sin appeal to their Lordships to assist in the passing

Pianoforte, Orval. Harmonium, sad &c.. PA lISONSTOWN.