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NEM NEW IN VENITO:.:73, By TIESSE AND LUBIN. 1_ - 1. Twit :s.• Rnosoln SCENT DisTRIEUTOw. 2. or BRutlEs, for Sweet Funti ,- . , 5ti016 Z. SCENTING Gaits, a Pocket Perfume. 4. I . I. , TACHIO NUT TOILET ComrouNDlL 5. Co LO T REAM SOAP. "' , rt•mFA The Princess Alexandra ' s Choice, the Wed ' - ('"•, 11 , )viriet Love's Triumph , and others from i, r eathes a tribtrance ; also several that , - ,t,0 1 :14..t6. for th season 1863. In bott es, 2s. sd. •'1• e in a ca6e, is. Sweet Da. - line, Odors- Follow-me-Lads, Fleur-de- Box-his-Ears, Ever-Sweet, l'ar.tdrec, Flower of the Day. URV.;IAL MAKERS at Fran,:iptlllll, Wood ViDlet. New -I,l(rvu oar, In ern:silo:la' Bouquet, Idy Swesihesrt's Nose;:, , ay. SHELLS, for Jewel-Caves, - frorr , oxes, AK TonTii POWDER. lir um Ens. Fiti - YGIPANNI FRUIT. ,NL,v OUNT kIN Or PERFUME, for State Balls, SoirOes, Christina, danqliter of Ll , :neus. to the EXIIIBITION Will remen.ber this r , :r , t:: >, iii'llF Piet - tire alttry of the E.s.,tern Dome.) , WATER, to: L/a , 11111:! ins Hair. for Chapped Hands. 14. ~ ot.r>l, l I -1A 111 POWDER, SILVER HAIR PORDZIL 1). i1,1T,1 7 P I, EPARATIONS, ATTRIBUTES 01' BILILUM - t I , AY a err liror Wash. :.;!•toNERs' Breath of Flowers. PE.tu o ' EspAGNE, for scenting Writing Paper. AND ANTIMONI, for tlie Eyes. 31n.), cATED SOAP OF SULPHUR, BROMINE. MERCURY, TAR, .t e. t • . 2 .POr.TING endWE DDING SCENTS in appropriate CLAM ( :('.IPLT.MENTAr.i - ['RESENT CASES, Sotrvi:Nuts. HIE C.I.NT FOUNTAIN t INGER HING. !,. FOE 1 , STILLED HUNGARY WATEX. fL , ii;:f . TS Or DRIED FLOWERS, [or Bedrooms. .:Tekers of every other .:rt ale for the Toilet of Fashlos and 11 ,, auty. See retail and wholesale Lfat. ritissria And LUBIN, 2, New titmel-street, London. IMMEL'S ALEXANDRA, PRINCE OF w.A1.E.3, and ;“ B I:ID A 1", BOUQUE U. Price 'but I-, or the ihree in a neat gayer paper box, with ...its of Olt, ill ti ious pair, 7s. 61. Iti inei, Perfumer, 96, and 24, Cornhill. k„.. rEt., LEWIS and SON, 113, Straw - I.—The ROYAL LEWISIAN SYSTEMS OF WHITING, bes,k-keeptng, and short-hand, as taught for up .',-ar•fs of a years by Mr. Lewis, the real inventor and first cf these world-renown and only infaldble systems, ensare perfection after a few easy and interesting lessons. er,ona unable to take the lessons may obtain.the inveator's works ter seif-instruction, at Ms oniy Illtititut on, 113, Strand. - ATCH E'73.—" Perfection of in( chard+m."—Mornini; Post. Watches of all kinds, ronerneter, lever, horizontal, vertical, rhnutc, halt eai ter, and quarter repeater+. independent centre seconds, split second, enainelle,i, and every description of trona tile lainest to the highest quality of which the art Is .t prevent cariable. 33 and 34, I,lldg-etc-hill. - 7.791.,1\T507.;'S WA . isCh ES. " Times," June :14 23, spesking• of Benson's Watches In the Exhibiti)'), i:1 them are of great beauty ; and if the wive :it. trade eeiy follow up with the, same spirit and cs•e first att:nipt to compete with fori.iuuers in de there seems to be no rea , ion why we SlAQuicl v,1.; the tritt,ie (entirely into our own han , is." Ny mtc h ei , a t zoo g•uirma • to 3 guineal. 33 and 34, iiudgate-hilL CLOCK. 7 ..-7 , .iaker of ti-f+ Great • Clock at tha Exhibition, and of which the "Times," I, : —As .i. of. En4lialt clockwork on a large th:s itre probably the fin,st e u ii; this c untry. No chro ometer could iitted more port ct or caroluily-adjusted mech,aulam." 33 and 3 Lud,4:a.te-hiiL IiTt'i?..NFON"S Cl.Jfilafi.-7 , ,laker of the zv:-.1•01 Dial by w7,iclt th! D of 1552 was tirnc4. rzilxay, am?. pot-oflice Clocks, with `S°' :i> 7 , 1. A 'A. a tii ,trawir.;, ,- 3, are ftr:- COMMtttet;. and 3!-, Cl.ooTS.—Nevr ShDwrooms kore t-p: fitted up expro,sly tortl - 1!lve the latext prodne -11,1, by ai.tists ot of Paris and Lovdcrt, adapted ,IrAwir.g, anti bed rooms, the library, '&1%11, aild e with every del;cr;ption of earrisie, muoical. clocki, the plair.ee,t to the Ikteheat quality tlte art is pr,serit c z: - .1,1 31, ILI,th'iTRATED PA 11PH LE'U . and CI„Oti7K!-; (post-free for two eitarnps) , ,`:(ry ~.arch e:id el raskii4'„ with de ••i, . it !,:t11(1:.' to the pfirchase of 'k an i ettsbh:-.3 th ho live in S , :otiand, fit or any part of the world, to her e:GTI-; have it sent free aud cafe by post. L:oadon. Established 14J. FF,PKIT_TcVs:N"S C;.l,breerl CARTES rortraitsi, t r .. , 1 for One Uninea. i itl , ,r One Guinea. Miniature • f la ,o .:Ithicas Portraits in Mo t. . t . t. 2! I, niteen. Guinez and up , iiti..;,u:-St,,ect, ER '‘,l CAN 1)I,F. S ara a cum 0 7, 4 I::!:cLar,_, f'arf.ffi :e and real Sperv.v.ceti, sr.d corn nt end aurability in burning' At Is. 41. 1,,-r lb., they will be loured the cA;‘,ll,. in use. Supplitql only by 1; l FNIOR aril CRADDOCK, Bitio 21,`:*1.t.e-:, - treet London, La. '"N. ", te a - 'TNT r M BT. AND and DAUGHTERS ,T . i the honour to inform the Nobility and Gentry t • i;tv LESSONS DA ILY to Aflults in the Valse, glop, , at their Re,blence, 3t, Brewer-street, Regent- The hisses Bland officiate as partuev, which ,FiNtance is indi,pensable. IOTT A. \I'S ANGERS and HARNESS GRACKETS.—The PRIZE ATEDALS of tSSI, 1855, and awri:d€ , ! to CO i"TA M and CO., for PROGRESIVE : ER AL IMPHOV MEN in STABLEFETTINGS NESS I: t ,Ilustratedcatalo yes (gratisl app:L'ation tom FT AM and 2, NV INSLEY-ST/MET (‘W.'J , JS lIA the PANTHS,ON), Oxford-street, W. .12111, INNER, DESSERT, BREAKFAST, TEA. • ." and T ET SERVICES.—A la• - „re assortment of 110 - z•god l'att , rni. 1,,;; a h autitul variety of every i!,tlt,r of Cut T 'i he stock is well sylected, • _ ' uited ter artio fur tiis Mu to choose from, nor taste—low prises. E.G it 3, I udge.te- Established 1760. 71) - EAT...711FUL WOMEN —Alablater Powder. pc - id. the 7iaZnetic Rock Dew Water from Sahara, Cir. A r‘d.ii,n maps, and Alabaster I.lqUd. 'these • I. toqut preparnVens render the t!air, z•,. , 11, ant, corn olexion beautiful beyond comparison.—Can be It..ACHEL'6, 47A, New Bond-street, ult cd daily. All communications are 7.0-f;,ledtiat. ~~\ /~ } TO CO . CM';:C 75 Or NICitVO . OI rill 'LE NE VEIZ EN G pr erred from 1 Dr. BA I'f7IIF.I.OITICS NERVO ARTERIAL so eßlebrtel f,r ALL NERVOUS ATTECTIONP, raly 1,-.1 had of n:1 cherniits, in t.0x0,, at is. 23 9c1., and ; or, with tyttirnoni,tl:, "nt:l - ,;shed Ly distinct per fro-,a the ItiLz - ht Hon. tie EArl of E33eX, :IS to a r,.117.17,•kab10 ol:re tie :lon 111r3. of Bideford, , t the Wboleaaie Depot, 12, Fin•Antry-place houth, London, E.G. - .jet - LLSOPP'S ALE mid GUINNESS'S BIGGS arid CO., SOLE CONTRACTORS for Polled Peer to the Inlcrnational Exhibition, Agents for 3opp and `=one' India !'a'c and Burton Alec, and SOIL, and Co.'s extra Stout,-Loporters of Wines r ts. 03. , 'FICES and STORES, the ROYAL EXCRANGE, MC. • bs , Trade snpplied on liberal terms for Cub- I.TT' WALES' MARRIAe . .„ I.lt,:ir will dou` , tiels be a 10 , 37 a Nwin fellow In the h" . T: qu. s , inn Wn, the , else, be Fu-n1 , • T1 , 1"..:1 ,- ; l-'()X. respectful y TI ets t inspect the r urf 's.. • . . , . „, , ~„.. ,-. , f r r t .ftsio_.:iie,lnsith NOTICE.-NEW SENSAT . „ . - - • • -'i i.s. t'..- -, n:, nd Gratla and Ps,st ..,,,.r.ii.•:-: -f. ';. -- '''' -•-- - I . This 1) ty, In Three • fs... ..--,..7 - 4 - 4,7 , A ' 11 4 T A N 0 L E D „7 . .? : - 7 y.- ; , ; 2., , (..71-;.-....,. s By ALT.t.t NY YONTILA Tinsley Brothers, 18, Cath -- - ~" " W A r;r: F , TTTt : . 7 - ir P.,H. TTIE PRINCE Lot' ,-, ! rill TE CIiEAP UNTP . O`.O4 4 • -" , lNC''''S Al EXA ND t?,,, , ..., the :•••,,,bilf ; _y, and, ~4, . , f'• :,, II: 4 .7i)L1.17 , - - . f' prrf - rinoß , ''' , l' !"e, sfron,,gl - , - recommendf , d to us.c.. OLDPfI Di- , ...- ,-- ' ~.---. , ; ~.; .„-„, , ,,,11, 0 „, ~,,,,,..1 ;alit ~,i, ii.,•,1,7,1 ; i 1 ";)3,' TIBIA, establif,,hed upwards of fyr:r. ~, ,e , c.inn , l, with a stool engraving from d I.- .fel.:nowiedgal to be the best and only certain inner_ ily , .-, , ~f..-.-.,, • . f . r disc g ivered for preservin, strengthening, beautlfYin.,`, A-- ' ''''' : tsi 1 11. , - ... • r.: T - Q,,!:, , , - 1..:•:• h. , hair, whiskers, or m.,ustaelies, and prevent- i : 1 ! 1•:;: . f...5. a . n . c 1 '. .!i; ~ . i! . !..,-te, With Phu - i E C. ro rfi ti.47,lng ,crey. "o, i in bottlen, 35. ill, 1) , ..-?., E nd _ ' ii. 3, - , c ..r.d. A. ,LDRIDGE; :.:2, Wellington-street, Strand, 1 c, ,n, 4 - W-A' '1 1 , o , e•-li - ti "-il -e-lizin , l's For chilcirm it is ! London: Sampson Low, Son, and 0 rnonst e111c,,,,.:.- t 5 and unriyaEccl. I - - 1 IVO NAME, by the Author eirTTA P.7I•PCITA AND INDIA RUBBER Won Es. 1 • 11 ..., GUT LA, Pr. d° I. AND IN1)IA RUBBER ! 1 • s and . . ~_ ... W .,.°lti; .' 257, Tottenham - court-read (ei , : - lit &ors past i London : Sampson Lo x, ~..en, ~. er,„ .n.ussli-stree*, fr.ra rixtord-str eV. F.5-ITABLITIIED tIOM, ne v e V ol i c t l e e' ' Zi g io n n ° ,7b r iVir.l E N •lol,ltil I'l7. W "` - ' r Proui siteeiir ~• 4.f r'7orl ,, .!QS,l , iption. Coats from I ------------ -., . ~( 1 .. -.. - , Capes train 3,. Gd. Gutta l'ere:, a to e from It per i GEt Edges, price 2!, rid., b i...t.t. fn. - very article for the Pilo ' - T c .n- d ! no , ora.•,:e.. .. a. sl,ae . .an . - ITT _R-yo s Iv Ho i n 18(33? .. - '..c- , to order. Gas tubiu , f 4 •-• 1 `•4 , ot I' c‘nn for G-r- ! / ' ' • - ,i f Tubea fcr deafness 8 o eV' r). " r, hers and le4ff•iii.; " f l ' t -(1•) • ' 1 1 ' : '. • - from - I'".° ' Edition. Perroge, Baronetac.:,e escry.,ion_ t . ~. Boots soled tor' ,-, •-., 4-0,. 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Baturn cf al; Races and S eetTnchas ~. , . ~.,,, f ii: 4,-v immediately relieving ; and Baden-Baden • Sul& sof 111 od S , •; . .. •. , . - ;•fn.: as' lima, and incipient -4, .‘ w .. con- Ar. Messrs. Bally hat issued thei fn.,..._: , .... ff' -.- • - ~ • -, 4 Ixi.-o' o3 'Ai m the faculty t superior:ti 'Buff ' M its best day."- sun , tn'•;( 4l It fr '''''''' n ` `-' 'n"n - i•;;' - .3 tin, tickling whleh lrice p iv ro li ; consumption its ; London: A. U. Daily and . 1 . • prrn,ounce inourtithe,A(thltrul;:y,:tl;,rotchng. mei pi,Nmaotliosn.aal,Sin:7. e v t 9 i4...,7 !t r r ' ; ' ,. rl t7 C U l t t i; beL.)'!lik...dhe.ln'T. Pers 'i o i n ' s irrilTr, isd'eepl e o r. f d ale o e n p. re o lyiug down tor tear of suffocation. . ).„ d Only and soil by ' el.. 01) BIX,RS the PBII' Prepar , . a ten , mitit.4es after taking it. W. 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ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 6, New Bridge-street, Riad:friars. London, 27th February, 1563. TITIS IS TO GIVE NOTI , E, That the ANNUAL GEN ERNI. COURT, and also that an EXT RA ORDINARY G I.NE if AI. CO RT, will be held at the Socq'ty's House, No. 6, New Brid , e-street, Blackfriars, on SAT URD Y, the 21st day of March, at Two o'clock precisely, for the following purp OS CS NORTH P.ETITIST-I• AND MERCANTILE INSITIIANCE COMPANY. EgtatiiBhed - JOHN WHITE CAMITR, Chairman, of the Lon- ChIARLES MORRISON, Lsq., Deputyl - dou Board. Chairman, The Directora have OFF,:NEI) a BRANCH OFFICE at if.K . TT.: - It - L - 0 0 PL ACE, PALL-MALL. NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY. Estabitched 1-09. Incorporated by Royal Charter and Special Acts of Parliament. Capital, £2,000,000 sterling. koCumulated and Invested Funds, £i,s 4,000. LONDON BOARD. ,TOTIN WHITE CATER, Esq., Chairman, ifOitidS;ON, Deputy-Chairman, A. de Arroyave, Eq. ,Tihn Mollett, Eeq, Edward Cohen, Esq. Junius S Morgan, Esq. James du Buis.son, Esq. G. Garden Nichol, Esq. P. Du Pre Grenfell, Esq. John 11. W. Schroder, Esq. A. Klookruann, Esq. George Young, Esq. Ex-Directors: A. H. Campbell, Esq. Robert Smith, Esq. I'. C. Cavan, Esq. Frederic :3omes, P. P. Rani, Esq. Manager of Fire Department—George H. whyti n g. Mana, ,- 4er of Life Department—W. F. Birkmyre. superintendent of Foreign Department—G. H. Burnett. Secretary -F. W. Lance. General Manager—David Smith. FIRE DEPARTMENT. The Company zrants Insurances against fire in the United KinNtorn end all foreirn countries. ercantile risks in the port of London accepted tit reduced rates. Losses promptly and liberally settled. FOREIGN RTSTC:.3.. The Directors havinga tlletica, i•:nowledge of foreign countries are prepared toissui. policies on the mostfivourable terms. In all cases a discount will be alliwed to merchants end others effecting such insurances. ESTABLISHED A.D. 1814. G BEAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY. Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 25 and 26 Via., cap 4. WILLIAM HENRY DICkSON, Esq., Chancellor-house, Tunbridge Wells, Chairman, THOMAS R. DAVIS' , N, Esq., 2, Royal Exchange buildings, Deputy-Chairman. - „ • This society is establiihed on the tried and approved prin ciple of Mutual Assurance. T , e funds arc a cumulated for the exclusive benefit of the members, under their own imme diate superintendence and control. The profits are divided annually. C. L. LAWSON, Secretary. 101, Cheapside, E.C. 1111() 1 1F,I 1 3 N VINEYARD A.;-,SOrl ATION Join t Stock 11 - hu, Comr any mu' all dip f: coil , I. ,thq). Formed for the supAy of 7.::ru to ptil)lc est ati'l , iiiments, or private famiii,s, 107. - eq pr et . W May, 101. Sherrie at As., 4Sp., l'orts-from wood, 325., 365.,38,.; crusted, 425., 485., 51s , and upwards. 4:liampatrnes—Enernay, Vs.; Imperial Sillery.lS:l. ands4s E. Uiiquor-, Moot N, Mumms, an , .l other, Clarets—Medoc, Vs.; tine dineur, from 20s t 3e,s, Clarets-I)et•sert. wine , 425., All other French or German wines in proportion. l'or detailed price :.zainples, :rev- qipiy to T. W..`7;TAl'l,l; I) ORDINARY GENERAL COURT. To recei , , , e the Auditors' Report of the Receipts and Dis burs,ements of the Society during the year 1804 and to eiect Auditors for the present year. EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL COURT. To consider a proposed amendment of the Article 82* of the Deed of Se tlement, by which the Directors Will be em powered to grant Assurances to the extent of £lO,OOO, and, if approved of, to pass a Resolution to that effect. As the Resolutions of the Extraordinary" General Court will require confirmation, so Saturday, the 28th March, is ap pointed for that purpose, ~‘t Two o clock precisely. By order of the Board of Directors, ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Secretary. * Article 82.—That no Assurance shall be granted by the Society, on the same Life or Lives, for more than the sum of Fire Thousand Pounds. N1 )11,WICII UNION LIFE INSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted 180 S, upon the principle of Mutual Insursnoe. This Society affords UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES to the intending Assurer. The Rates of Premium are 10 PER CENT. LESS than those of most Offices. THE WHOLE OF THE PROFITS belong to the Assured. One-half of the first five Annual Premiums may remain as a permanent charge upon Policies effected for the whole du ration of life. PRF.SENT POSITION OF THE SOCIETY. The Accumulations exceed £2,000,000 The Amount Assured is upwards of Capital in hand Annual Income exceeds £240,00* £?,112,512 have been paid to the representatives of deceased members during the last TEN YEARS, For further information and Prospectus apply at the Society's Office, Surrey-street, Norwich; Crescent, New Bridge-street, Blacklriars, London. ESTABLISHET) IFIO. CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE' AND FIRE ASSURANCE INSTITUTION. 'HEAP OrrlcE-9 and 10, Kink-street, Cheapide, London. Emt,,,eaered by Special Act of Parliament, 4 and Via., esp. Q.!, and A List of tlw Proprietors periodically Enrolled is the Uibh Court of Chancery. LIFE. Intendinf, , Assurers will find in this Established Institu tion every aclyantale offered by more modern Societies. Both the P nprie ary and Mutuit: systems of Li'e Assurance are adopted, and the Hates of 'Premium are reduced in all cases as far as is compatPle with stability, and especially favour able for youipz and middle-aged lives. The tic xt division of profits will bit declared in June, 1863, in which all persons assured on or before the 31st December, 18ii2, will be entitled, after payment of five yearly preminixis, to participate. FrlzE. Premiums for Assurance against Fire are charged at the u-nal moderate rates, with a reduction of £lO per cent. on the Residences and Furniture of Cler. , ymen, and the Build ings and Contents of Chinches and Church Schools. Detailed Prolleetuses, with the names of the Trusters and Directors, full Tables of Life Premiums, tlui necessary. Forms of Proposal and every requisite information as to the mode of ffecting A a,urinc. R. may be obtained on application at the Head Office, as above. WM. F.:41111 , 7,N5, Mauazer. *** All applications for Agencies ii those places where the Company have not. yet appointed Azente, to be addressed to the Manager. R IOTTISH AMICABLE LIFE .ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Established 182 i% and incorporated by Act of rarliarmat. Glasgow (Read Oftce) 39. St. Vincent-place. London Edinburgh 3, North St. David-street. Dublin 5O, IL.,wer Sackville-stresti. Belfast l4, Corporsticu-strest. PRESIDENT. His Grace the Duke of Boiburgllo. VicE-PRESIDENTS. • His Grace the Duke of Buce.,2uch.. His Grace the Duke of A Moll. The Right lion. the Lord Justice-General. Particular attention is Invited to the Special Pamphlet, the suet,-rn of Minimum l'rernitnns introdu - ed by the :7iociet-r, under which it is believed that Assurances an b, effected more economically than in other Offices. The lo`lowiti= is an extract from the Tabi.' Annual RateT2 TABLE Ai- - ItLiN'iMiLv.l PRIEMP7M rOF, AWORANCZ OF £lOO, g - e. 30 1 I'remillm. I Age. i Premium. £1 S 6 4.0 0 i 12 4,5 1 11 7 50 2 2 2 65 i £2 9 7 1 2 18 8 2 13 9 I • 66 i 1 Full Tables of Rates, with explanatory' Pamphlets, and all luriher Information.. may be obtained at the Offices of the iiotaety. WILLIAM SPENS, Manager. JOHN STOTT, Secretary. FAN A ssun ANCE SOCIETY.. 2,A Empowered by Special Act of Parliament. For the A.eauracce of Lives, Annuities, and the Guarantee of Fidelity in Situations of Trust. CHM , ' OFFICP, • 2, WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL- :TALL, LONDON, S.W. BOARD or DIRECTORS. HENRY WICKHAM 'WICKHAM, Esq., 31.1", The Guarantee Policies of this Society are accepted by the Tveasury; Customs, Inb , nd Revenue, General Post Office, Poor Law Board, War Office, Admiralty, and other Pubic Detiartments, and by the lea ling London, Provincia', and olnnial Joint-Stock and Private Banks, railways, Lite and 'ire Offices, Public Compaii ius, Institutions, and Commercial Firms. Imintdiate AnnultieA, payable during: the whole cf Life, E¢ ay • be purchased on the following Scale i-- Annuities granted at the undermentioned Ages for every L1f. , 0 01 Purchase Money. A get' I 1 Annuity .-... I £7 17s. 6d. I .F.lO SR. d. £ l4 166. 2d. 1 Litt of Shareholders, Pros.pectse.g, and Agency applicA ti9as may be oiitained on application to W. CLELAND, Manager and Seorttxry, 2, Waterloo-platA ESTABLISHED 18$7. B RITANNIA 'AYE ASSURANCE cO3I-PANT. Empowered by I . 7cisl ~k,•A of Parliament I Vict,'oep, 9. 1, Princes-Ftreet, Mtr.k, London. or-Gcneral ALEXANDER, Blaekheath-rark—Chhirman. Increasing Rates of Premium, especially adapted to t 53 lecurin of Loans or 1) bts. Hal-Credit Hates, wher„ by half the premium (gay is pay able during ihe first st.ven years. Sum Assured payable at Sixty, or at Death if oocurring previously. Provision daring Minority for Orphans. BRITANNIA MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. Empowered by her Majesty's noyskl Dater; Patent. Profits divided annually. • Premiums for every Three Youths' difference of age. .11 It-Credit Policies granted o n t r rn s; unusua lly favour a:, e ; the unpaid hall premiums being liquidated out of the profits. _ For several years past a reduction of Thirty per Cent. has bee.: made in the current year's premium& PROPRT f-.TARY. Zxtract from the Half-Credit Rates of Premium. Bali Premium I Whole Premium Av. frwt seven years. I remainder of life. . ! I - 30 X s.d. I 1 i .£ .s. d. 2 3 5 40 1 0 2 I 7 1.. - , 4 , 60 2 2 5 I • 4 J 4 60 3 5 8 j 6 13 4 MUTUAL. ilztreet from Table with participation in profits, after Seven 1 early l'aymenta. I'm I . ..Um 30 ► 0 6 i i) ANDREW FRAIsTCIS, Secretary. (4LTILL'ii 12'.ISURA:' , ICIC COMPANY, CHIEF OrrlcEe QUZEZI 11.18UltANCE-BUILDINGS, LIVEIZPOOL. LoNDoN Orner.2 1511, MELD - last LIALL-STREET, A.U. TRUSTZES. Thomas F,dwards Moss, Esq,. tanker (Mots itild Co.), Livcr- . pool. Christopher Bushell, Esq., 'Mims :Broker, (C. Buttsll and Co.), Liverpool. Edward Heath, E3q., Merchant (E. Heath and Co.), Liver pool. BOARD o DIRECTORS. Chairman of the Company. • Bernard flail, Esq., Merchant, Li verpool. Deputy-Chairmen of the Company. Thomas F. Bennett, Esq.. Merchant. Liverpool. &Aleph Kitchen, Esq., Merchant, Liverpool, Chairman of London Board. Henry Bruce, Esq., Merchant, Mincing-lane, London. William Alicia, Esq., Merchant, London. Kenneth Howie, Esq., Merchant, Liverpool. Henry I)uckworth, Esq., Merchant, Liverpool. - Henry Fowler, Esq., Timber Merchant, London. John Graham, Esq., Merchant, rirminghate. Chant n 11.. Hall, Esq., Wine B oker, L verp - A4 Alexander Hastie, Esq., Merchant, Glasg,ow. William Hind, E•q., Merchant. Liverpool. Patrick Hunter, Esq, Broker, Liverp Bohert W. K , Iley, Esq., Merchant, Liverpool. G f'ol , ' B. Kertord, Esq., M Grchant, Liverpool. Peter 3T'Lw , an, of Pumpherston, Edinburgh. james B. Leishman, Esq., Merchant, London. James A. l'ictou, Esq.. Architect and Surveyor, LiverpooL Penolds .FAq Merchant, Lendon. -t....•are.ay • • • • John Stewart, Es,p, orCraigiebuelder, Aberdeen. Samuel Stitt, Esq., Merchant, Liverpool. la. C. Tunniclife, Esq„ Corn Merchant, Liverpool. Manager and Actuary of the Company. J. MONuRIEFF WILSON, Esq. Sub-Manager of the Company. JOHN E. LEYLAND, Eq. • London Searctary. FREDERI: ALLEN, Eat. Bankers. Tar COM MERCIA L BANK, Liverpool. Auditors. Meters. IIARMOOI) BAr, NEE ?.11111 SCR. HOME AND rOltkilGN Ff Itki AND ',wit INSI.TRAZ:ICILS at itlodo.rate Eaten. Cotanaiseion allowed to i'artiee Introducing ilusinezi, Discount allowed to Merchants and others effecting In surances for their -correspondents abroad. LgelitS wanted where the Company is not el:Diva4y repretsented. Annual I rialf-yearly I Quarterly Premium. Premium. I l're. i um. Xs: d. i £a. d. ' £a. d. 2 7 3 I 1 4 2 , 012 3 27 6 I 14 4 012 4 2 7 10 I 1 4 6 0 12 5 2 8 2 I 1 4 •8 012 6 LIFE DEPARTMENT. The foll Owing statement exhibits the improvement effected drr. - ing the last few years : Number of Policies issued. Sums. Premiums. 158 1i..459 1860 1881 Thus in four years the nurnb4r of policies issued was 2,5116, assuring the large ,um of £l,BlO 6.3. The leading features of the Office are:- 1. Entire security to assurers. 2. The large bonus add' lions already declared, and the pros pect of a further bonus at the next investigation. 3. T lie advantages afforded by the varied tables of pre miums, unrestricted conditions of policies, and general libera lity in dealing with the assur , d. Forms of proposal and every information will be furnished on appleation at the Head Offices, 58, THREADNEEDLE - S t• RE ET, and 4. NEW BANE EDINGS, LONDON - , E.C. ; and 44, PRINCES-STREET, EDINBURGa, WEST-END MANCE( : WATERLOO-PLACE, PALL-MALL, S.W. THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.__. Investment Department.—lnterest on shares five per cent, per annum, interest on depos , t , four per cent. per annum, payable halt-yea, ly. Wit 11,:rawa Is, both in the share •ancl deposit departments, at fixed periods. No partnership liability, and the tak ng of land quite optional. A share, paid a year in advance, costs £5 is. 6d. ; a completed share, :is. 6d. The inter , 5: and bonus paid by he ~ o cie y have range'i from 4, io 7 per cent. Monthly payment t•ri shares in pr.,_ ress H. Twa c m: acted shares cost £lO2 85. ' • five, £255 18, od. ; 10 shares, .£5l 6s. ; 20 shares. £1,,.23.115. -ha e holders may pay monthly, quarier.y, half-y• arty, yearly, or tornple , e at on• e. Remittances can be made in crossed cheques, hal rotes, postage stamps, post-office orders, &o. ras - books sent free to any tart of the won' CHARLES ' LE , 1 IS GRUNE.F 4 ,E'N. Secretary. OfEees, 33, Norh.dk-ttreet, Strand, London, W.C. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY was Established In 1825, and during the last Sixteen I ears tie A NNITA I. AVERAGE of N ENV ASnURANCES has Exce deli HALF a MILLION Sterling, being the LARGEST BIT,INESS TEANSACTED in that period by any Life Assurance Orrice. 1 , rom 1846 to 1 , 51 the amount of Assurances effec:ed was Frorn ISSI to 1836 the amount of. Assurances 641M0 5 1 effected was ...... ••• • • ..• •- From 18 6 to 1861 the am,unt of Assurances eife'zted was . 2,602,858 14 5 Total in 15 perm, • . 2 ,,500,260 12 6 A centnnie.ted Fuld An:ilia' It, venue The Directors invite partie•llar attention to the NEW aud CONDITIO , S of the STANDARD POLICY. FREE ASS U RANCE. The Assured under these Policies may proceed to and te side in any part of he world without payment of extra Pr— Tatum ;- may serve in Militia or Volunteer Corps. in time peace or war, within the Uniteti K ire ,- dom ; and further, no Policy of five years' duration shall be liab.e to any !.:round of chal lenge whatever conueeted with toe original documents on which the Assurance was granted. POLItIIES of FIVE YEARS' DUR.ATION effected for the whole term of life at a uniform rate of Premium may be re newed within thirteen months of date of lapsing*, on payment of a one ; durizu which pei the risk shad be biniimg cm the toinpany 'n the event of death, ,ul,ject to the deduction of Premiums unpaid and Fines. POLICIES f lees than FIVE YEARS' DURATION may be renewed within thirteen months, on very favourable terms. SURRENDER VALUES aranted, after payment of ONE A:7NUAL PREMIUM Oa "With Yrofit” Policies, or THREE ANNUAL PREMIUMS on those " Without Profits."' Loans granted on such Policies within their value.- By Order of the Dir,ctors, WILL. THOS TTIMTSO - 17, IL JOSE WILLIAMS, Resident ScoretraT London, 82, King William-street, OYAT, INSURANCE COMPANY. Head Offices-29, Lombard-street, London, and • Royal Insurance Buildings, Liverpooi. Agents all over the World, with full powers to arrange Insure.nces. PRINCIPAL EMU-PEAR AGENCISIg:-.• CITRISTIA.NIA P. T. A. Duborgh. GOTIIENEURG A. E. Iffiliss. ii - AMBURGH Gporg , Tebfe, Jung. .!,:or.R.KopING . J. F Wi , ert A Co. Finns G W. Kdford, 2, Rue Gr.it.nr. ST. i'ETI , F,SBURG F Gneac. STonxtroLm Theodore Johns. &e., aro. Total Annual Revenue, ex-eeds Xi 50,000 ; A.COninillattd Funds in hand, o • e, £8 0,000. FIRE DEPA RTMEN T. The Iteceipt of F I RP. P t ;NI I U NIS has been as follows 1i , 55 1857 175,04 9' 1861 Placing the Company among the verj lara'est Offices in the The Fire Revenue has ken cilha.ne . 3d, in three yc.t?N, i:).77 the enormous sum of more rirfn ,000 Moreover, the latest Parliamentary Returns of Insurance Tax paid to the Inland Revenue Office (ordered to be pr fatted by the House of Commons, rih ,July, 10)2) exhibits the ROYAL INSURANCE COM l'A N Y, as. respects increase of business, at the HE ‘i O OF ALL the Insurance Offices. LIFE DEPARTM ENT. The rapid prbgress and position of this Branch will be best shown be the following statement of the New Life Business effected for the Year New Premiums. Tier New PremitiMS, 1555 £s 9 9 18 61 Wig £13,086 8 5 18.57 10.270 8 611361 16,627 13 0 The mortality experienced hitherto is so much Ices than the "Propnnion Lifo " would holicnte, that. after debiting every Cairn. and paying every expen- e incurred on the Life Branch during the year, it is fund that the balance shows an Increase to the Lite Fund in the year Ib6: alone of more thin 70 per cent. of the Total Premiums (for Renewals as well as New Po idles) recrived for the period. The Foreign organisations of the it-yal Insurance Com pany ena le the Directors to give peculiar facilities for Traver and Foreign Residence on the part of its Policy Holders. Large Bonuses declared 1805 and" 1860 —E2 per. Cent. per Annum_ nhe greatest Bonus ever continuously declared by an; COlllpARy. SPECIAL ADVANTAGES —DI9IBIOII of Profits every Five Years to l'olicies then in existence two entire years. *** Expenses chiefly born by the Fire branch, in order to increase the Bonus to be returned. Security for oth Fire and Life Branches—Capital, Two Peiiliione Sterling. ' PERCY 11. DOVE, Manager and Actuary. JOHN B. JOHNSON, Secretary in London. I;TEST OF ENCII,ANII FIRE AND LIFE INSURNNCE COMPANY. Established at Exeter, 1807. Osseo fcir the Metropoli 9 , 20, Brld,T3-street, Empowered by Act .. of P:tritament C.A.rrrAL, £6oeooo. TRUMTEES : Right Hon. rail of Devon ' Sir T. D. Aelatd, 13&rt. Right Hon. arl Fortescue Edward Divett, EN., M.P. Right lion. Earl tit Morley S. T. li.:„kevrifih, LIFE DEPA FOUR-TIT:7IIS or EIG P E CH. NT. of the profits are divided arnongst the Assured every Five Year*. VOLUNTEER CORPS. Any person who c life is insured in this Company is at liberty to serve in s.ny Volunteer Corps, withhi iita lirlted liiLgama, without prejudice to the Policy. LOAN'"L The Coa;party also Advances Money upon its Policies, and I,pon approved personal ,t.ecurity in connection with Lite ; Insurance. . Medical Fees and Policy Sts- pa are paid by the Company, Lite Income, £174, , 0 ), Accumulated Funds, .i1,380:00, amount paid for Life claims from the commencement of the once, .C 3,730,000. FIRE INSURANCES. In the Fire Der.rtment the Company stands ninth on the list of Offices in I , :n.:lanti, and th,ra in Ireland, having paid to the Goverurner.t dming the year 1861, Duty amounting to .C.:61,491, and its present, hicome, from Premiums only, amounts to £ios,( , el. Losses arisin i ; from Emplosions by Gas are made goof by this Company. Steam Threshing Machines allowed to be used on Farms without any extra charge. WILLIAIT CANN, secretary. Exeter, Dec., 186?. A...KLES LEWIS, Actuary. ApplizationE for Ag,entlea arc fequ , st(Al from persons of pc ctwbili y, lit Tots where the Company is not repre ,-,cr ted. TRITON MEDICAL e nd GENERAL 'LIFE ASSOCIATION. Offices-429, West Strom& TRUSTEES. (3. It Barlow, M.D. Sir James Duke, B irt., Ald., M.P. Sir Charles flastinga, M.D.. D.C.L. R. I'artridge, ti sq., r.E..a, Join Prof err, Esq. W. Tyler Smith, N.D. Trancia Webb, Esq. DIRECTORS. Chairm-n of the Board Georiae IT. Barlow, M.D. Deputy Chairman -Frauds Webb. i44(4. Wilson Ancel, George Chapman, - I '.iq• William Hamilton, Ea q., Thomas it. Jones, Esq. William Manion, • L. James Esa. Samuel Richards, M.D. W. Tyler Smith, M.D. CONSULTING PHYSICIANS. Benjamin Guy liabington, Jainei Copland. F CONSULTING SURGEONS. William Fergusson, Esq., F.R.S. Sir J. Renain atEnicAr, EXAMINERS. F. 3. Parra, F.L.S. W. J. Little, M.D. tam Scovril : , avory, Y.R.S. Thomas H. Wakley, F.R.C.S. STANDING COUNSEL. • Thomas W. Greene, Esq., Q.C. SOLICITORS. Messrs: Bell, Steward, and Lloyd. SECRETARY. John Messent, F.S.S. By the peculiarly equitable manner of dividing the pi-offs, the Policies issued by this Association become payable during the lifetime of the pers,i. Assured without extra Premium. After having been in force a per', d of five years, all Policies are absolutely Indeicasalile and Indisputable. Attention is directed to the facility atroialedby this Infdltn tion for the Assn, amee of Declined or Diseased I.ives. Tile experience of the large staff of Medical Officers connected u ith this Association has enabled the Directors to prepare a set of Tables which they believe p ace such lives on an eq liable footing in relation to other ass red Members of the ('onapany. Qual fled medical Attendants who are named by pri.iposers to this Association aiie consulted as the Medic al Advisers of the Directors, by whom all medical tees are discharged. Every des. ription of Life Assurance transacted teams .or w hich, with detailed Pr r , i,iei,li.rses and every :Information, may be had on application to Mana,ger ..'ecretaf7 JOllt•i` MESS ENT, P., Atinlit•Ationt for Agenoles are invited. .111 VPCI - 1 10 , 18' pROVIDENT CLERK'S' MUTUAL LT, IE ASOCIATION. Estapitsned 1340. Tuusrm , ,s. Thomas Ilarizz, - Aso., 731. P. Wm. Geo. Prescott, Es q. Thomson Hankey, Baron L. de Rothschild, M.P . Annual Income •• X 51,000 Invested Funds .. 20, 00 Claims paid .. 110,0u0 • The Fourth Bonus, to December, 31, 18t2, is in course of preparation. The Balance Sheet nay be had en app ication. WM. TIIOS. LINFORD, Eearetrzy. 13, Btcorgate-street, ALlreb, 1803. PROVIDENT CLERKS' BENEVOLENT FUND. TRZASIIRER—John Abel Smith, Esq., M.P. TRUSTEES. Thomas Barir.E, Esq., M. l' Wm. Geo. Prescott, Esq. Thomson Ilankey, Esq., M.P. Baron L. de Rothschild, M.P. There are at present Co annuitants on this Fund, who are receiving . collectively £1,220 per annum. In accordance with the vote of the Annual General Meeting, held Februaty 2:11, Eight additional Annuitants wi, be el cted on the 213th slay next Forms of application. ke., will be furnished to duly qualified•candidates on application at the Head Office,.ls, Moorgate-street, WM. THOS. LINFORD, Secretary. March, 3 M. THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON FIRE AND LIFE , NSUIZANt E COMPANY. Established in - E3fs. Empowered by Special Acts of Parlament. Offices :-1, Dale-street, Liverpool ; 20 and 21, Poultry, 1 emdon. The AN' , UAL El'. ET for th past ye r shows the fol lowing results—to which the at!ention of the public s re quested, as evidencing the_progress an tosition of the Com pany : AC , UMUL TE FUN OS £1.418,202 Annual Premiums in De; artm 065 Annual rerniums n the Life Cepartment ZI:IY,7vI A.oeumulated l.if Reseive £81,,51..) The liability of l'ropri tor is unlimite I. SWINTON IIOULT, :-ecret.ry t the Corn any. JOHN S, R. sident •• e retary, London. 1 1 ARRIAGE LAW REFORM ASSOCIA )N, Instituted for the exclusive object of Promotinv, the Pa , ding, of en Act to ren•:er Lawful Marriage with a De cea.cd Wife's Sister.--Imorma ion r• specting the law appli cable to these Marriaes, in this and ioreign countries, may be ob!ai-o'd on app•icat en, per,onally or by letter, at the odic sof the Associ •lion ; wli=-re may also b had numerous public:iiions, showing the opinions of eminent statesmen, ant other,, in toy ur of- the reps-a. of the existing ehibition. There is now n ) known country in the world in sclikli a man may not contract a lawful marriage with his dec,ascd wife a dieter. JOSEPH STANSBURY, M.A., Ilan. Sea. No. 21, Parliament-street. S.W., London, March, 1843. ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL, TraYerstock-hill, N.W. Intaltuted Kay 10, 1758, for Children of both &zee, and from any part of the liiingdona. PATRONS. lifer Most Gracious Majesty the QUEEN. Royal Highness the Prints oif 59ALX111 , 2,097 Orphans have been ro,ceiyed. are now unt.er the care of the Charity . 4CO can be acct , rorno,i t ed. 051; are annually admitted. Forma up for the next election may be had on appli cation. Contributions arc i:i•rt--itly nc,ded---a.re very earnestly solicited, and will be thankfully . recoiv, , d by the Secretary. J OS}„ li SOUL, !Secretary. OfiEcc, 31, Ludgate.l , lll, E.C. 'T-TTON HOTEL COMPANY (Limited). £75,0.0, in Shares of L 5 e ac h, Xi per share called up. The crectfon of this rnagrni tic. nt Hotel, comprising up - wards of 2':O rooms, and all the modern appliances, is progressing rapidly, and will he open, 0 next season. interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, payable half- Ycarlv, is allowed on deposits and calls until the optuirig of the Hotel. The safe and remunerative character of these investments to proved by the published sti.tements of the existing Hotel Application for +he remaining shares to be made to the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company ; the Brokers. Sir It. W. Carden ant Soo, Iloy+a Exchange-bulldinm Cornbill ; Messrs. Allender and t•;on, 3, Copthall-court; Throgritorton greet, or to Il'ilkineon..North-strect, Brighton. H. A. LINFORd, E,icretzry.. No. 56, Cannon-street, E.C., January 1, 185.3. TX PER CENT, DEBENTURES.— The Directors of the Brighton Hotel Company (Limitt 11) are now prepared to issue Debentures bearing interest at Six per C( lit. per Annum, payable half-;•early, In sums of £5O 80(1 np,vai . ds, detereiinable in 3,5, or 7 years, et the option 01 the holler. _ _ _ t.:.) be artsci.e at the Offices of the Como;pany, 30, Cannot-street, LC. By ordur of the Board. A, LINFORD, Secretary. (I . ITY NEWS-ROOMS, .103. CHEAPSID.E. Iteading, Writing, and arnoking-rooms. IatexCLTIN, One Penn'. Day, crown tivo., price Es., VSSAYS e.!id REVIE Or;gin, tor r, GeTierl Character and Slq - rdficance, Persecution, o•coution, ,3h.igment of the Arales Court, Review of ~11.,,, h ient. By the Res. IitYSERT ECKLICE KIOUCILRD, Rector of Marra u i London : Rebut Iltrdvecte, Picoadilly. BEAUTIFUL FOR EVER. IADAM ItAca - zi, " FEMALE ORAC AND BXAVV.r." Jest published, ABOON OF BEAUTY By nttiarne RAcnr.L. To h had at 17A, evi Frlc rol• td. „ R EGRET,” Musioui Idorttsm. By A. M`LEA.Ti". Prke Cooks and Co., New Burlington-et:ea, Regent tArnt. BY AUTTIORITY.—New and Authentic POR TRAITS of 11.11.1 T. the PRINCE of WALES and 11.R.H. tie I'll IN ESS ALEXANDRA of DENMARK.—It is respectfully announced that a Portrait of Ms Royal flip - 11- ness. the Prin-e of Wa' ei. and a Companion Portrait of Her IliOiness the _Princess Alexandra of Denmark, en f-raved in the finest style by Mr. Wm. II 11, and iie(*eated by gracous permi , sion to Iler Majesty, will be shortly published by 1!r. Mitchell, Koval Library, 33, Old Bond-street. Price to subscribers 10s. eid. each. Impressions will be delivered in the order subscribed for. CANTER BUR Y HALL Last Week of the Third Edition of the renowned rantomanic Entertainment, TEE ENCHANTED HASH, thirteen characters, solely sustained by Y. Marshall (per formed with immense success upwards of fifty nights), at halt-past nine o'clock. The Comic by Unsworth, the modern Demostheues ; gene, in his burlesque longs and dances; 1. - srvak Hall, Arthur Loyd, Laura Sanders. GRA, , D OPERATIC SELECTIONS, oondutcrl by Mr. Jong - hmans. Principal Artiste—Mist :fume? . ro HE 0 X F 01111), 6, oxroßD STREET. ia - ENING, the New Cantata, by Herr Meyer Lntz, " HERNE THE HUNTER," Gltick's ALcESTE, and other Operatic Selections, Supportt , ...l by Miss Russell, Miss Tow ley, Mr. Green, Mr. rinexdi .3. 31. T 1 , dsh, end Mr. Albert, with full band ~u d chorus. , De..'nducte , l by Mr. F. Jongtonans. Drew Dean's Flute Ballade by Master Edwin Sanders, the Juvenile vocalist, aged 9 years. Georg* tlndson's Irish, NI iscellaneons, and Ventriloquial Entertainment • I:4swerth's great Stump Speech, "Or any othec• ram" Ectzenes burlesque S:-enas , nd Humes. W. Randall's New Cornicalities. it ias Ca nsiixe Park,s' Vocal and Terpsichorean Sketches, and other varied attractions. 6d.—Balreny and Stadia, ts.—Private Boxes, 10a. ed. I NE AT) NM I?, 'FUSS AIM'S HISTORICAL L GALLERY, etablislicd 27 years at the Bazar, I.aker- street.-- EN , , `PII MOD L of th, PiUNCESS ALEXANDPA of DENMARK., i splet , did Court Dress, IS ADDED. —Open from I I tin dusk, and from 7 till 10. Admission, Is ; extra room, fd. JULLIEN'S PROMENADE CONCERTS. * EVERY EVENING at the ARGYLL ROCAIs, Great Sue,cess.—See opinions of lhe Prett Conductor —Mona. JLLLIEN. The celebrated Corret_a_ rAr. J. LEVY, Win play at in, ervals from 9 to 12 o ' c i cc k . The Concert, com posed of 'lassie 1 Ilt r d c from 02r7:- rkwrEns, will ter minate at a. quartcr-pag Te- A 4 'the naDance mu sic at Eve ptinute , to Tw e lv e . Promenade, 18.-I,e , erved seats, 2s, Doors open at Eight o'clock Manager, IXons. GRENET. A EGYLI, ROOMS, Windmin- s t reet , pi ovA din v . Open nightly for Promenade 'There is added to the above elegant 10..tAhliehment a Grand (.'onvergation Saloon, Room, and Stnokin!2 Lounge. French, C.,,Tman, and pwcrs taken in. The musical arrangements Luder the direction of Mons. Vullien. The Band is composed of the best Musicians in the metro kinlif.4;ion Is.—. lanager, M. Grenet. ES:I - tS CATTY and MONTCO, 1_ IL of Tian2erforil all celehritv, he t • inform the No and , Min in tzeneral hat,h E to the well kitown A DIJ,A ,D E GAL ,E It Y, t anti atui tilted i Ito is, the mo ele,. of tyre .heY inu , to end -tIC • S f - the very tin•t quality "'.'heir s; sell 110 WTI mime ell ?II es to alitt rties hat chould they con tinue to fav, , ur them ith their o,ders, nothing sh Tbe wftuting Ou their I.ait to 'e usu.: e a continuance of the same I , JOTHING grf,- , itt Ind most useful inv , ntion of the day, A GUA AMA It - ELLA. Pei,-rs. JOHN (i 06NEL 1, and Co., three o ine-court, Lom b , td-street, London. perunners to her Majesty, respectfully , -fier to the pubiio this truly arvellons fluid, ;.rra'tualty resrore3 the human hair to ita orif Hoe lure--no matter at what kte. The A' ,- ua Amarelia has none of the properties of dyes ; it, on the contrary, is t enetkial to the syst, m, and 1% hen the hair is once restore-I one appt cation per month will keep it in perfect colour. Price one guinea per bottle,. or half bottles 10s. rid. SCIENTIFIC - 2 PRESENrs ELEMENTARY coLLEcTioxs, to facilitate th? Study cf Geology; Mineralo-ry, and Conchology, can be had at 2,5, 10, 20. 50, to 100 Guinea; also Single ,Specimens of Minerals, Rocks. Fossils, and Recent Shells, al Maps, Ncdels, Diagrams, Ilatumers, all . the uecent Publications, Biow-vipes, Alicrose, , pie Objects, &c., of J. TENNA;V F. Geologist, 141, 'Strand.—Practical instruction is given in Geology and Mineralogy by Mr. TEN.NANT, at 149, Strand, W.C. GOVERNMENT. MANILA (11 - IEROOTS %7 - 1:1 CIO-AIN, of Ilnest quality, all sizes. No. 2, at 225. per lb Heal Constantinople Tobacco, 3s. the box. P'onder's Fragan&as, 12s. Ud. per lb. Miran • tlezalia Reina. 255. per lb. Finest ilid's-eye, ss. 4d. per lb. -T. PONDER a.= d Co., 4 , -;, West Strand. GOSNE - 1.,t. AND ('().'S CHERRY TooTti 1..74. STE is greatly superior to any Tooth Pow der, gives he Teeth a Pearl-like Whiteness, protects the (mantel from decay, and imparTs a pleasing fragrance to the breath. Price ls. 6d each. To be had of all perfumers, chemists, and at the manufactory, 12, Three King-court, Lombard-street London C!)IINS ANi) n'lPrnmi, many vicar, - -• t - ::•mented CORNS, I! imppy to alf , rd others I, ill'ornla!it - ,n th , •:r enti e removal in a ,lim t period, \vithour ,r any 1, - !r, inconvenienee, i'orv - ar ,vo SS. GooptiAr,r„ 1 cll , 1, i'myal- o ••••••••,e7i::. T [ll, i 1 :Flt -,,*().-). ;,-,, ah(tbc.anti • •. , i ~ l,111 . .; I : I.: POs t \c:' 1; p 11111 , 1 , IN f 1 .7 stain, 1 ,," P. " P 1 :1' . 1 IT. 1.1'1',Ii',()1", 1 . (I , flV'P -In7l-rPri El, 17.1.7 STEWARD'S RIFLE TELESCOPE‘i;. STEWARD'S P...I.FLE TZTLESCOPES. STE WARD'S RIFLE reptitatio; : !tv.t tu n:11 • z,tte , .... ... :P 1 - 4 2 Tiles • Lac had. 4er'' • `~ ~. ~_, -1 . ' ; free. ' 7 l - 7 • Vs !111 - r + , l I ~, . ( - 41:EA - , • • 11 - rS 01 5 u31:11l So`. J 0 - - r,,1111:01 lif o.n .tr,••s to earry if the of' r.;!ltics Ird i; - c tip t , expcn , c,=. (A the , tie 4;v010r, , : oacr: round. oLD CuP. OVS .rd of a.4 - icci, Swk s each, c o f ' - !•ivc "SiIINNOVOIRck _l , ltll3AT.—The f.vmr, ST.-kr:ES of "!( with 5! sous ad , locf, for "; 711, w T3ner before sfartnw 11h. of two (0' 1' 0 sov-: 71f% w : . , - ,lborno at Helon',; as to 1 hricr. ri,ver e v 2+) ova for rosrinin 2 - second !1,),t0 , 1 to , fIV , : , .! - ak.o. and 17s. tvinn , r iowaribiz exr,oose, f ouso in (.:Wonf lb,re 31ame as for thc .Newlo!2. Handicap. SOUTH LANCASHIRE TRADESMEN'S STAKES of 100 sovs, added to a HanW,cap Sweep-takes of 5 Nov:- each ;the winner of any handicap valu e too soya atter the pnbllc :that web?;hts to carry 7;1, or Owner the Great Newton Handicap or Gild Cup 10,b, or of both these races 12lb extra; second t r,. jve r.rg Wl:Mei f 0.% ; n tr EC, :0 fri find; ; - ,;,,nt one 7rtiie and a quarter. To name a for the Handicap_ LIE CHELTENTIA.II - nil '-.1 , Z1) ANI`IcU.T. STEEPI...i], elfAs7:,s, IiST AY, PRIT, UNITrn S' rake nf 5 =flys erch, with 2 0 that b• ve ;never wen a ,teer , l , l* nse .I, n • 7 : ' started in a harld ell) Steep:P(lll:lSe, l ie 5n ,•;,:tY•11 by ye , flemen. mornbers of any est .blisbrd hurt oincer,of the army, navz.y, rail :itt, member? vol-nlcer cr , rr.s : listeach : ri.lers of wi-neri: to c rry sth ; re , t• - •.i . ! , over the cflantry. To close and name to the Secretor ,- n' or before the 2•.4 h day of ' , l:sr •11. The winner to ay 5 Qnvs to - ,vards rulers will be allowed to ride by carry -419: I'll) extra, The Mollotcui PLATE, fzI1:111'13Ca1 surf.; e3th, with 1 QTv forfeit o, ciarcd On or 1) I,` a of ;+p: h 1) Efers ove three n,ii of conntry ;1 FfAr '0 the w hi c h 11 l 1 2 - o to t c fug i - ,; me to the Secretary the 11th of °arch. Welgais to :‘;peer in " Rcll's Lire" on the 29t a.,y of N$ The PRINCE of AVAL,Es STrEr - sr, ru.t.sr. 5 eovs each. with 50 sots na;io - 1; list 7th oacl, ; four mi the steeplechas • (;our,e ; the winner value 0 sovs to carry 710 ex t , 9, ( 0 of two of 50 toys or one i• 10 roes 121 h extra, of 200 covs 01b eyt,,, i „i , nv , „ C u ) extra: ant; horse Navin , starte I throe 'times, an , l not having \von 71b ; entlemen riders e over havi - o,r rid len 4 , e winner of 100 soy allowed 51., - ; - r t , t ~ 111;scriL.:r ; or DO tic the winner to pay 10 rove toward., exp /lE:O9_ 'Ca Cto•e and pc.tre on or before the 2 tii day of ch. 'I he 1.1,A. - Nsoon-NE PLATE of 0 scv,, (Handicap', arided to a ~, , ,, c eD s ta of: of 3 soya each in cage of ae-crit nee; two mll , "i over th country; the 1,•1 nor to he sold fir 60 rove • to be 0f (;,,,,d by action immediately at or tie r.:c and s rplii , if any. to fxo to the fund. 'f (.b - )se and name t the S eretary on or before the 261 h day o:* ?larch. IV , ielits, to appar in " Life" on the sth . day of April. I , l7alrance, so v, to go to the fund. 81 : (7 ° - Ni l DAY, •"Pnit..• 15, 1863.—The 1 7 ,kumEns' STrEPLE 'A ,- eepstakes of 2 save each. with 25 sovs tt.dded, for horses bona fide and nncorirlitionallY the pronerty of farmers three months prior to th day of minim'', and that have been r g laxly h nt•d with the folio • itvl pa he of hounds :--Ct ts wold, 1 like of Beaufort's, Lord Fitrltardiilt."e' , , -Worcester shire, Herefordshire, I heythrop, anti V.W.11. loands ; 12,1 each ; win,ers once 71b extra, twice 1111, extra, three times lib extra; gentlemrn riders pro f ess ional riders will. he showed to ride by carrying 71b extra. To close a.ltcl ; 7lanite on or beh•re tee 26t11 day of March. • The GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE CTIASE, a Handicap of 10 toys e'in, 5 eovs forfeit, 3 Sovs only if tit - dared on or lieore the let day of prii, with 100 sous added ; over about four miles of fair hunting country ; the se,on•i horse to *eye hi m stake; a winner of aro , handicap steeple chase after the de c'aration of the weights to carry in extra ; the winnerto t ay 20 cove towards expenses. To close and name to the Secre tsry, 2. Spa-pla-e, Chelien' am, on or balct‘e 11th Mardi. en c-toing 3.e Ors forfeit. We_d to appear in" Bell's Lift" on the 29th day of AT PLATE of 30 €ol'2 'Handicap), added to a Sweep takes of 5 sovg each, in ease of aecentane , .; three mil:, over ti,e ; the Jo 1.;, sold for CO soya ; to be offered by auction imnrd;as, aft the r.e, - 2, d surplus, if any, to t , t To, ):e and name lo the Sef•retary en or Mareh. IVeh_lit , t , sapf ear in "Bell's or April. Entrance 1 rev, to go to the 'k Ficy,Ammui-! i(fandicap) or 1 sov ettf,th, t,il,ie.!; 4 .7.70 miles over the country. To c'ose Pt-Jr - L. to the ;:i.ccelary betw,en ho,frs of it and 1.1 o'clor'k Coe rit_!ht 'he first day';; CoNorriolvs.—Tho rco - ulae rules • of bindle rau s and siiieiale chase , w,ll ba strictly adhere,l to. as at 'Liverpool and wce wile,' in/1 - 0;7. Each j'irikrT to pay ss, for et< /.21;7 affi ArtY set tle WilOrn po tat, and tiaich decision to be final. .and nat suliTy Uri eppet]toa, - ;•iurtof'law. Three horses to start for each _ra,or the arli!eii rnorey rird - , a iven. stakes aril to be priri to the 'to . I,kicret.a.ry, 2, o';'l , ,f2k in the forenoon of t e day of ruar Nio play f scri deption, alloweil on ilte ;,4-roand, trsons on ho'sclate-: w 11 not be allow. don t e -_round to vow the rar'es. 'trainers will e to transmit to the flan Secretary, 2, epa place, Chalterihiii-a, 7 o'clock the CT ning•bef ore the raccs. a statement ft he cWours in which t eir horses will be ; ally trai wll be fined 1 er 4 - lect odo to a d a .yjo c k c y in colours d frer nt from those st,ited will be lined 1 soy ; the tine in . Itber case tia be puid before !write is al owed to start : till's rule, will entOrceil. I .q)Lcti, us to any horse, in either of the racks rout 1 ria{le - writine to the i,t , .wards bctore start stab! - t o•res for the ace to s vs to to fond ; .id smiths plating the. same. 2 swes. 01' the iiiirses not y, - ..r to 3; * p e Chases are run entirely over grass, and roe f - ences a. e ail natural rurz Sir iiIXAN DER RAMSAY, Bart, Colonel B ER1(14; I,EY. C.;pt!lin EG (it ti.).10.1.t8, }Stewards. 0 C NE; rf, t f iIY HUVI . STEEP i ,kiiziES will 1- sl,co plo-e at - Hui.(ity. in rienjune!ion. with the Gratiii Mill ' •.• 2.fonday an Tuesday, ;larch 16 and 7, ii 63, being ; ; •,• days oi for , Warwick. it - Mow - in:l steeple chases close on Titesiday next, Starch to Sir. T. liarsh ail, Northa Won, clerk of the course. ii l; Y. -The l:uuetv 'L - r rt. -, value 5 SOVS. added SWell,stokos; of • sous each, wriich must lie paid at the • 'ene of to ry 'y',t, r hunters bona fide and unconditionally the proo ttyof resided; s within the limits of, and which have been riiii - ularly and .airly tinntcil with toc Atherstone, Pytchlev, , outh Warw ckshi•e, or Sir. Tailby's Bounds, do' in the sea so oof 1852-3, certific test of which, if required, is be produced to ti•e satisfaction of the stewards before start ; four year olds list 101 b, five years 1 et 7111, six ond ged IRst ; to be ridden by gentlemen resi•ling, or by farmers (or their sons; oacupylmr 100 acres ! nri ithin the same limits; the said horses to have bee, the bona fide property of their witners for at least three months bef ire the ay of entry ; rinner of fly race of the value of - 50 'sovs to ciirry 71b extre; nail a winner of more than 50 soy to bi•disqoa ' from star!" . - - ta • ; about three miles. To close andn ante to r. T. a rsha • clerk of tha course. Northampton, • •11 or before Tuesday, :larch 3, at which tune the colours must be declared. SECoND DAY.—A FAT:MEI' S' PLATE of 100 sov!i, ti,e noblemen and v. - oath-men hunting' in the neigni-itri;r !tv. lioo.l, for liun er. , ho r, ft& an unco nditionally the P rok , q :a, antitrio to be ridden by, farmers or thef o-801 r i t r ' e i u, it j t Y , l • i 0 a res of land, and residirrt ".'ckshire 01l ei • of . . , • Ltll rstone, l'yfehl. - iy, North or South 'Warwi. lloitthis. and which have been. thetrp,, tronc: , ro ci nionth:; tLe day b„ ch (which mu , t b , sent with the ,t 0 r.r ofibs cord ; y• at- . 1 I r about tilt ee , ,• cam-fiat race, of the value of 50 rove, helot J u be excluded. A., OVER, V.S., Hon. See., Iluntiug .Lnd Livery Sthbles, ftny , ru GOSSIP oet DRESS ;" or, He'd' ar. H Amusement for our Friends and Constituents:. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. "It ie not filled, as common-place proiessioeai reiaa Might have tried to fill it, with such 'Henry °ratite:4e tuk remarks alone as c m be brought round to end in professionai assertion of the superior merts of Messrs. Moses. Oecaa atonally, it is true, the great and undoubted superiority of that distinguished firm breaks thebugh the literary veil; b ut t • it is rather as if their superiority was a matter of course, Att .4. which the essayist took so thoroeghly for granted, that with • Princ e out any effort on his part his conviction must now an I then II „ Of the 1 dawn through his writing."-I.ondon Review, Jan .17, : 8173. "The reader will think it a very entertaining and instruc - at B u i l tive wore, andswould little imagine that it partook of thy'- Royal j character of an advertisement."-Court Circular, Jan. 1 0 . 18 3. "Wan! "This brochure is really what it says, 'Half-an-Hour's Of 16 , Amusement '- the Author might have added-'and i n struc - tion.' We declare we have real every word of it, and th at, Pt°i*eti too, to edification." -- Penny Newsman, Jan. 11, 1863 eer ieur To be had, Gaits, of gate:trio E, MOSES and SON, Wen , Ready-made and Be-peke Tailors, Habit Makers, Woollen • l ug day Drapers, Hatters, lliisiei•s, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Outfitters. 4 PPlir( ... London Houses : -135 . 0 Col CITY ESTABLISHMENT, - • `-!Yere . 154, 155, 158, 157, alinories ; e 3, 84, 85, 80, 87, SS, and St. th e Or Aldgate. . Hith OXFORD-STREET BRANCH. li terall 501, 507, 50a New Oxford-street; 1,2, 3, Hart-strest. ' e. ION ' ( TO I: I'ENHAM-COURT-ROAD BRANCH. 137, 138, To tenham-court-road ; !iB3, Euston-road. I thsted COUNTRY ESTABLISHMENTS: 111 1) the Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire. ti. ( 1%1 : -.---- -- eoth ti T HE best TROUSERS for gentlemen to wen ; efter w are those made by ELSTOB, of 10, New Bond-stree t ' hi e col They are neither so lew in price as to necessitate their la•in . '-. carelessly put together, nor so dear as to gain only tin! far too weitithyas purchasers. "In media via tutissimue ibis.'' tardy] ELS LOB'S TROUSERS, TWE TY-ONE SHILLING - t eAtled PER PAIR. a afore , GENTLEMEN'S DR . SS.—Gentlemen who r e- t ravail quire good and fashionable dress can depend on the eiaits bast materia'a and latest style (01 which specimens are kept t etteht for inspection or sale) at taiee HAMILTON and KIMI'TON'S, Tailors, 105, Strand (opposite Exeter Hail). %Casa --- t ag tie' WILLEY AND SON desalt 11. are ne,w disposing of 500 MOHAIR DRESSES last i thu s ear's patterns, at prices that must command a speedy sa:a l' ltllei Also upwards of Lau 2,000 YARDS of FANCY SILKS, , finds s which they have REDUCED to 2s. per YARD. .41, 15 and 16, LUDGATE-STREET, LONDON, E.C. ae-....9.1t'ttl (Four doors from St. Paul's Churchyard.) remea serf al I ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. POSiti, IA WAUGII and S , Ka, 3 and 4 Gaodere Street; W. l'anti r, UeTAIN.S, POI; II aR ES. CIIIN i ZES, asc. t he %I - . ki wt _ . - "0 - 70X HUNTING TABLE CLOTHS. from 23' As: I , t ~.4 i yarde• square to 8 yards long, representing the old brat liaielisla sport of Fox-hunting, as exhibited in the Interns - tate, tional Exhibition, t lass '9 ; the centre of which is the sleet, at cad end the rind, each si.le Null Cry, and the corners tue birth Ihath, with the emblem, of the cease for the filling ; blear ed bein g er unbleitched. with Napkins an I Slips to correspond. Tl ie above to be had at the sole designers, J. TUCK EY and CO ., . .I , 'AL. rho floco werchouse, 47, Duke-sereet, 'llene ,ester-squ ,re. 4011 W. Samples and illustrated price list free. Established 8 3 years. N.8.----7,lessrs. I'. and Co. have also a large stock of the l a very neat patterns, all of the newest designs, fr,im use 14 ki ,` cheapest description to the very beet manufactured. If p ilie _ - L - 711,OWER'S NEW TEMPERANCE HOTEL Roya PAX Vea Queen's-terrace, elose to the Terminus, Facing the Water, Southamp ten. pat® hie o?, --fIAMIIRTDOE HOTEL AND BOARDING Fleet ) ,-: .; 't I T . _j •11,, opposite the Crystal Palace, Upper Norwood' . .in - ,ies no ;rued from fs. per day in their own aparreeD° . Upor .' . e: eements made-per week or mon h. Every attention Yuan . - ..;al to the comfort of visitors by the Proprietor, H.: . aushi A LADY of considerable experience is flesir(`ug Lori ..,.' a_ of obtaining a Re-engagement as MORNIN G "RM., ~; )';'EIIi`..,TESS in a Gentleman's' Family, Her aequiremeets .r;English :thoroughly), Music, and French, with the rudi - As ments o f Latin it required. fn th eoldreee, F. Y., Crabb's, Post Office, 29, Albany-stree t e (4 hi) .N. - tv. eeti. ------- riviE FARMER'S BAROMETER, 50e., a eta, new Instrumena by re ee, - retti - and Zarribra, wi 1 co r e th e , rect.y indicate whether the Ba ometer falls for Rain o r for V.ietti Wind. Particulars by enclosing stamp.--1, Hatton-gay '' . tha 57, Cornhill; and 1,2, Regent-street Prim ____. if 113XURIANT WHISKERS, AlousfeeheE, =it.- 1 Th e ILA Eyebrows produced in a few weeks by the use of ( nor, ELLIOTT'S TONIC LOTION, Vie stimulative propertie s ....t4 of ahich are unfailing in their operation. 'Thomas Elliott rent invites a trial from the roost scept.ea I, that they may be col,'" vinced of its i a fallible power. Price is. ill,lrett and els, Forwarded on r ceipt of poeta.ge starnpa-Thorn a° Clow : Is. fid., 105. - 0- , 1-,11;ott, hairgrower (feat fioore 51, Penciturch-street T. k-L ll wigs, £1 105. til e ---....----- 8 ) tbs -1 1100 RE BROTHERS' TEAS' t er € Choice SOUCHONG, recommended am. 9d. per t: • foe:, suitable for superior purposes, full rich Souchonglievour . 300. M.xed ASSAM, ighly recommended 4. .d. Per 1 / e ' Par( of very choice quality, and the cheapest Tea sold. id per T. deduction on 2018. Bags and 4518. Chests. X i! ) Prospectus free. .. T • MOORE BROTHERS, 35, London-bridge, City, E.C. '''`Fe ... _ elle) ........__----- - PTY. THE GUINEA CASE of STATIONERY, i e-ntaining 2 quires of superfine lb:eh cre am l a id n 0. . 8 and 500 thi..k envelopes ; 2e quires of second qteerrerer° l . • :1 note, and 50 ditto envelopes; . quires Queen's size ellPle, - fine cream note, a.: d 250 ditto envelopes, all to mritch. .n . , patent blotting case, 12 dozen of P. an., C.'s celebrated elas tl° correspondence pens mat six holders. Carriage paid to 1 ,., 11 1 country, u! on_ receipt of post-office order. PART It I Peeta . and COZENS, wholesale staletiers, 192, Fleet-"street, Fe u The cheapest house in the world for paper and envelopes. • 110) ARK ER'S PATENT TWO-WHEELE D CARRIAGES. -ila- The Exhibition " CAMBRIDGE CART," 45 guineas. The Sporting " CAMBRIDGE CART," 38 guineas. , The 'tradesman's " CAMBRIDGE CART," 30 guinea.. The Lady's " CAMBRIDGE ..ART," 25 guineas. These vehicles, constructed on an entirely new princiPlt surpass all other two-wheeled carriages, for ease and tree d o ''' from knee motion, combined with lightn. ss. a Prospectus, with orawings and " opinions of the prese , free by post, on application to the I nven t or an d Patentee , Frederick Paler, Carriage Builder, Cambridge. if F THIS SHOULD ViEEI the EYE 4")' Anf - IL one troubled with Wind in the Stomach, Indiii•estil or Biiiousnees, take PAGE WOODCOCK'S WIND l'lb L i • Eleven years of success have proved them of etereing merit.t . Of ali medicine vendors at is. .a.t. and 2s. 9d.; or free be' P ° „ 4 ,.._ : ter fourteen or thirty-three stamps from Page D. Wood oo `.."' i Chemist, Lincoln. lITILLIAM S. BURTON'S GENERAL FUl3'.. NISIIING IRONMONGERY CATALOG:II/1;1'4 , V bt had gratis, and free by post. It contains upwards 01 ' , Illustrations of his illimited Stock of SterlingSiiver andEleeter.° Plate, Nickel Silver, and Britannia Metal Goods, Dish Cov e ,i' : Hot-water Dishes, Stoves, Fenders, Marble ChireneaP' ec _'A ' Kitchen lianges, Lamps, Gaseliers, Tea Trays, Urns, u. ll l' Kettles, Clocks. Table Cutlery, Baths, Toilet Ware, Turne r , Iron and Bras, - 4 Bedsteads, Bedding, Bedroom Cabinet Fur- nitrite, sae., with List. of Prices, and Plans of the twenty WI Show-rooms. at 39, ONEOitD-sTHEET, W: ; 1, la, 2,-3, and 4, NEWIktAN-STREET -, 4,5, and 6, PERT,/'S-PLACE; ~.........- and 1, •I'.i:Ie.WMAN-I'dit: WB, London. CONSUMPTION, GENERAL DEBILITY, AND DIABETES. la je LATE, SEMOLA, a n d INVALIDS' LUTEIc BREAD, BISCOT'[FS, CIWC(i- Foal), at 3 " S of 6d. per day for each Patient. "In the treatment of M consumptive p a ti e nts We attlel l ' e great value to the use o f these substances."- -Edward Snitch, , .D., L.L.8., F.R.S., Hospital for Consumption, BromPteue'd " I have given you r Gl u t en B rea d- a t r i a l, a nd it has exce , , my most most sanguine expectations."-- I.', . Pavy, M.D.. GUY I oepito. i re "This improvement - seemed entirely to have taken P,l while taking Gluten Bread." -Case at St. ahomas'e 110 8 P 1 under Dr. Peaceck. "There is no better beversee than that made from the OD bination of Cocoa and Gluten."-Lancet. .. 1 9. , G. Van Abbott and (ea., Howford-buildings, 14,4 e ee e.,_ church-street, E.C. ; Twinherrow, 2 , Edward-street , 'd man-square ; Keating, St. Paul's-churchyard, London ; a '" *ll °herniate. ,....-- 1 0 S T E 0 EI D 0 r; Patent March 1, 1862, No. 560. .1 $ "V' • GABR D IEL'S Selleadhesiie Pate n t I n d e struetible M oAL TEETH and FLEXIBLE GUMS, .00, •taste springs, or wires, and without operation. One set e ,.. - old . Itetime, and WARRANTED FUR MASTICATION , ; eiRTICULATION, even when all others fail. Puree's "---- ! teriala only, at half the usual ~ost. Messrs. GABRIEL, the old-established Detitist 3, without paler I 17, EARLEY-STREET, CAVENDISH-SQUag l4s I 84, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON; 63, ICE W-STREET, BIRMINGHAM: and i 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL- !. Complete Sets, 4 to 7 and 10 to 15 grittiest. Ga rl :Ate visit only required from country patienta. -- br ie -'ran tiaal Treatise gratis. Camstiltatia K t _ free_________________ ._............... ..../ i ' 1 1 10 N rETH.—By MR. ESKELL'S INVF , N -- - ti 1 i•Ro?al Seal granted 17th :July, 1860 e Sets or P e e r e 'ea s e ,etri of Teeth, exquisitely enamelled to' nature. are-roal„ii - od , ritte,l in a few hours by means of his patented colt elasti c ed- •rnperishable base of the colour of the gum, to whiel! ',,.p or lyres with wonderful tenacity, dispensing with sP riD t;-,eee i irtsig,htly fastenings, and defying detection by tree e e a n eeoli - observer, The peculiar attribute' of Mr. Eskell's ief f „ e icql t° is, the re .diness with which these teeth c a n be re-agape ~.. j . any change of the mouth (even by the wearer); and : • act independently of all disturbing causes which a riec ee . c.f ordinary construction, they are guaranteed to fast - , mr, time, as well, as for mastication and erticu i l l.n i ~:ti ~,. IiELL'IS TREATISE, which fully c post free for seven stamps.-Inspecti , ,n of - e vi r a c ei a_ a cnit;n : el: :7 r ,7;',„„ eultatione tree. Terms strictly a . Beinettat-blll, • ,s '' street, Bond-street, London ; awl -' mina ham. ___.------ ea minostitse ~,,- e i ctr Ai e LETTERS :PATENT. . I a' Eel URES.-BY ROYAL LN LEVER TflLlS rj .„„. C ; NI i ,A .,:xIIIBITED In THE G" A'r t m odera e 62 is allowed by upwarde 0 treatment of II K 4 ., • tn ° ''heurtthfeul rzit;rfiv.e. 1 :1 7, , Ien u ti s o e n oi l/ 1: f W:Yourli:u;nidiei;.S°3CFlTeEld9DlNisella(Ailgi e51.01)e e . syft bandage being worn round the F+ here avoided- ' while the requisite resisting power le supplied bY l':',, --' 0, .5*, •and Patent Lever,eh es s aloc-Main no ., a fitting with so i n " - w orn ind closeness thetel curativeBprin g, that t lte cannot, be detected, and may be O - 03 airing sleep. le , t fel tP ve forwardedy postad. e.rudr- zross, which casino i o fit, by p, On Ul ei a el..infernce of the bdY, two inches below the hIP. , " t to the manufacturer, . .en Mr. WHITE, 228, Piccadilly. A single Truss, its., 21 5 , , 268. ed . 8 6cL P 05 11 1 0 , 1 4, , and Si s. is a a Double Trues, 31e. lid,, 49 e !_y end 52a. 6d. Postage. ..n Umbilical Truss, 425. and ses. ed. Postage. is. W I t , Post - office Orders to be made to John vi'lgte.-` pa - oftlee, Piccadilly, payable . 1 NEW PATENT a 50 LAST sTOCKIN—.O: 1 E KNEE -CAPS t , a, for Varicose Veins and all oast a re ! weakness and Sweilin ‘ g of ,he Legs, Sprains, arcs Th e ly, 00 porous, light In texture and i i e and are cl. s t 7 o - / a* ~nexpens v , ~)k *e w an o rdi nary ary stun g. Price is. dd., 7a. dd-, 1011 ' , MIL Postage dd. ~........: 7 01i N WHITE. Manufacturer. 123. riocadinT,,i -,Eiv i t London: Printed and Published by WILLT.A.M AN ea_, g _. ij e, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at Tile. SUN °M , i lv t ,,, 0 I Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, lii the Co l ' ' MlddleitZ.-Tuesday, March 10,1853. --- . . . - a. ~. , . ~'s 7? .~,; ~ Azi.!.