DR HENRY TAE " WARNING VOIGR." Now Ready, 164 pages, by poet to all parts of the World, in Envelope, two stampi - I THE WARNING This is a Special Medical Book addressed to Youth sad Manhood on the Cause. Symptoms. Consequences and Treatment of Debilitating Diseases. By HENRY SMIT

FROM having been able to dispose of so many SEWING MACHINES last year, we have now got them on such EXTRAORDINARY *ASONABLE TERMS, that we can offer all classes of Machines at such a price that nobody almost needs to want one. . Before purebasiug a Machine, parties 'would do wel

WHAT TRUTH raTU is • more oolid than the granite reek; it is the richeet coin the purest metal, tree every deeerlption. The elan envy will not at, eadtber will the shotsoi predsdiew enter*. It is surrounded on aides by a thousand toes; but each and all. without excepted. me mete

If these Pills be taken regularly every night, in strict accordance with the pr mod &sections, the most obstinate cases will soon y teld, the secretion front the idneys will b , come clear and limpid ; no function of .he body sbou.d be more carefully watched; n oat carious conse

WRK INOHA GOODS for Auctioneers, Shopkeepers. Hawkers. T es Slops, Le. Agents Wasted. Wholesale Book, Postfret.- Address: Kay (AO. Birtsingtoon. LAVfy TOUR CARPETS.—Davidson's Improved Pap r Felt, for laying under Carpets and Floormike Ca pets wear much lonr.r. and makes feel nin

ALL Parties having CLAIMS against the Late Mr GEORGE Micmac Merchant, Handy, are requested to lodge the same within 14 days from this date, with C. G. Dowars, Advocate, I Adelphi, Aberdeen, Agent for his Trustees ; to whom those INDEB TED to the Deceased will pleise make Payment

INDIA. The Central News has received the following front the India Office:— [Faom Viczao Y.] 12th December, 1879. As I entered Calcutta this evening a drunken East Indian Bred two shots at my carriage, and one at the carriage following. No one was hurt. The man was apprehended b

Mr W. H. Smith, First Lord of the Admiralty, presiding at a lecture on Zululand on Thursday night, raid that British annexation might be advantageous to the Zulus, but it was not desirable, as we shoekl increase our responsibilities. The Government, he said, bad nut authorised a

"To bloody ben aped, thou dark robber, blur*alten wi' sly din, If I *ere to waken our new come lard . wotkld throw thee in the Linn." ' "And wha is be Shot stalwast lord 2 In.Gartly does be bode? I thought here dwelt that bauldßareane Whose tame had waxed wide." "That Baroonegit

ALEXANDER BROWN, 8 STREET. Offering a great portion of his Past Season's Stock of Brussels, Tapestry, Kidderminster, and Three-ply CARPETS ut prices greatly reduced. Be is anxious before Christmas to clear out remains of Spring Stock, and with that view is selling several good p