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Emi., har.be offer taeaslf ae a Candidat. for tha atier, and thrreto, I will gin aatlra attrntion to tha daltra sf tha oflor. JONAS KINO, J.P. Barryrtawn, sth May 1857. THE CESSPATERS OF THE DISTRICT WEXFORD. avd beg *o offer myself s for the Office of Coreaer, the death T. R. E

The army estiaates were laid on the table Sir Joii!f Ramsdrn. In reply to Sir Lacy Evans, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said tbit the estimates would be brought forward as soon as the navy estimates were completed.

OLLOWAY'B PILLS. The bloo.l furnishes the materiel of boor, muMir, gland, end fibre the human frame. When pure, secures health to every organ ; when corrupt, it nece««a-rily produces decease. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS operate directly upon the elements of the stream life, neutralising th

party lias triumphed, and that Mr. Buchanan w.ii the next President of the United States. majority of the Fillmore and Donalson Committee in Pennsylvania had refused to unite with the Fremont pariv in joint electoral ticket. This would divide the Opposition votes. Fiorida the De

COCSTY TIPPERARY. In the matter of the estate of Philip Maguire, Ei>q. owner and petitioner. Thehnda of Toureen, otherwise Tounjen Black field ; Toureen Wood and Mountain, and Kilnacask Lower. Lot I—The lands of Toureen Mountain and Wood, containing .'ISO acres nnd over, producin

We are flad to obeerre that Mr. Wabnbb baa conaented to tire iua another eTonlng'i treat in read in; tbo of the immortal Bard Aeon—and that he baa oolooted pieea of varied Inlereat ae the Merry Wiva qf Wind- Dr. little Prodigy of a daughter, wa porooive, into oftor the reading—a

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Captain Armstkoxo addressing the Chairman (Mr. Vicaby) said be felt the greatest pleasure in proposing the Resolution he held in his hand—it u That Charlee A. Walker, Esq.,V.L., elected Chaiiman of this Board, for the year ending 25th March, 1858—and assure him that affords os t