The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-21 00:00:00

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le Gimps, a popular 'medical wort cm NERVOUS
VITA V ITALIB, illustrated with 100 Engravings
from Life (of cases attended at the Hetet Dieu, Paris, and
other finagle/a), descriptive of the baneful effects consequent
epos the men and excesses of youth and maturity. By
Member of the Royal Collage 44 Surgeons, England,
and Licentiate of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, re-
' Watered under the new Medical Act, who may he consulted at
his residents, 44 A, Maddolotrest, Regent-street, London, W.
'opposite the aide of At Georges Church), daily, 11 till 2, and
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from all Imalastien la Patantoeter-row, Leedom

A VILLAGE CO-OPlitArtrl SOCIETY.

Os the 10th inst. Mr. John Jarman delivered a
laden se the history and experience el the alpstone Co-
°pandit,. Society, of which he is the mensger. With the
exception of the chairman, Mr. W. Bilious, and a few
others, the spacious room was filled with the working
classes of both sexes. The lecturer said that bathe spring of
1661 • few of the working men in Clipatone called • meet.
leg, and afterwards admired the village, obtaining thirty-
four members and a subscribed capital of 341. 175., which
led to the commencement of Madness on the 7.Rth of
June last. The village was much excited, and the bakers
sunk the broad, and the butchers their meat. That only
helped them se, and they took the first two nights the
stores were opened eight guineas. Durum the first quarter
the returns avenged 151. per week, and after payment of
=tawniest expenses they had • dividend of Is. rid. in the
pound to pay to all purchasers who were shareholders.
Sendai new members joiued, arid several other articles
were thee added to their stores. The second quarter
they contracted for heir meat, end they had bees buying the
best beef and mutton at 6d. per pound all the winter. Their
sales that quarter animated to 277/. 7s. 101 d., averaging
more than 204 per week, and the dividend to perchamers
was Is. 9d. in the pound. The weekly Wes, exclusive of
110111111 t, were now upwards of 231.. and lent quarter's returns
wee. 3lid. tea. 70., Rod after discharging all expenses. and
paying five per coat. kith* shareholders, they were able to
Owe the members 2.4 in the potted on the whole of their
=rdOne member has paid is fia, ; he has with-
s:, and has 2/. 3s. left in. The profit of another
lee bow X. 14s. 4d. ; another, 21. 14e. ; another.
11. biba ; end some others exceed 21. In the third
figairwr. Imitsmded, the dividend retuned to one member
wog gga ; enesher Zia fid.; and three °then over 20s. They
yen now dealing. besides paying expenses of management,
*a, 100/. per annum. They did sot sell inferior arti•
ale to es this, and the society bad done good to the whole
of the vines, by cheapening the daily necessarica of life.
They bed 62 members, and a capital of ItJ/. After the
leates• itssitioss were freely imbed and objectless stated.
Thousving been satisfactorily answond,
A venial Osaka to the lecturer and the zhair' man terra.
sated the seetreg.

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