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ap- point a committee of inquiy. A few days ago athe committee wandered among the lower sopes of w of Howpasley BH, a d sa with theiro eyes thewide-spd overationof the "Ipage" which df has visited the wool country, "Instead
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her senses. - Attested by G. As v '««. oru(u,st. Paisley. °' Mr ' Ha "T b u r ton's. Howpasley, near Wu tt . ' red -tier eight years affliction of the Wei. " U " b ' Mr
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it almost deprived her of her senses. At- tested by G. Browning, Druggist, Paisley.- A son off Mr. Hal- lyburtop's, Howpasley, near Ilawirk. cured atter ei»tu years' affliction off thescur «v. Witness Mr. R. Armstrong, Druggist, ; Hawick.- A Gentleman
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silver cup or purse of 10 sovereigns. - Mr. John Swan, Stonefield, Lincoln. Class 2.- lst, £5, Mr. W. Oliver, Howpasley, Hawick, N.B.i 2d, £3, Mr. T. Martin, Rope walk Farm. St Agnes, Cornwall; 3d, tho Rev. R. N. Milford,
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a degree, that splinters of bone were continually discharging.-^ Attested by James Fitiser, Druggist, Dumfries. A son of Mr. Hallyburton's, Howpasley, near Ha- wick, cured after eight years affliction of the scurvy.- Witness, Mr. IL Armstrong, Druggist, Hawick. A Gentleman
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