cost 40 guineas; a bargain seldom met with.—HALL'S, 53 and 55, Brunswick-road, Liverpool.

efficacy of your Pad for Dyspepsia. My mother had been a martyr to the sufferings induced by this malady • for upwards of six years, obtaining but short temporary relief from the usual remedies so often had reeiurse to in these cases. After considerable persuasion she consented

from 1,700, 2s. Bd., by F.O. order. Address, W. CULLMER, 17, Southampton Buildlings. Chancery-lane, London, W.C.

9 THE ANTRINCHAM, BOWDON AND SALE EXAMINER, FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Offices Altrincham, Railway-street; Sale, School-road.

- THE TAY - BRIDGE TRAGEDY. A correPeondent ef the Central News writing from Dundee on Mond morning says:—.The most appalling railway disaster that ever occurred has caused the greatest consternation at Dundee and throughout the whole district. The central 'arches of the Tay Brid

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WARRINGTON POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MONDAY.—Before the Mayor (Major Pickmere), tha ex- Mayor (Mr. J. Fairclough, Mr. J. Crosfield, and Captain _ Litton. THE BRUTAL ASSAULT ON A Wu - al.—Thomas Lee, turner anti fitter, of Town Hill, was brought up on remand from the previous Thursday,

MANCHESTER HAY, Mresnay.—Hay, new, 51-d to 7€l. ; clover, new, to 70; wheat straw, qd to sd; ditto, oat, 31d to 41d per stone of 141 b. •LrvtaPooe, Mosroa.v."—Market was small, but demand slow for cattle, all kinds making less money. Sheep sold rather better. About 750 live catt