The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-26 00:00:00

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HOOTING SEASON, 1851.—F. JOYCE'S
1,7 Awn-a:mitosis. PERCUSsION CAP:l.—Sportsmen are re-
spectfully informed that these Primers, which hare stood the test of
lately yeari trod, and tiled cachou., ly by the gra shots in the king.
dom, are still manufactured on set nude principles, and with the best
etmposition and machinery, no elevate being spared to render them
wadhy of the di-tinguethed patronage they hare go lung received :
may be obtained as usual of all tomectable gun makers in the
United Kingdom. To prevent accident end disappointment to put..
chewers, from the are of spurious Imitations, they are requested to
observe then .me and addreus of E. JOYCE, Ortgmat lnrentor and
dole Manufacturer, on each sealed Ismuet, without which they are
not genuine. 'flits precaution is ridadered necessary by some un-
principled individuels having insivard the labels and wrappers.
Joyoe'. !motored Mire Cartridge. and chenocally.prepared Wed-
dings of a superior description. Wholesale WarC1.01.131., 57, Upper
Themenstrect, London.

UNADULTHRATED ISINGLASS for INVA-
LIDS and TABLE DELICACIES.—Nothing Is so Important in
the diet of the Invalid so the certainty of obtaining in • genuine state
those srtieles that are necessary bir his restoration, and equally re-
' rential to the epicure in the undoubted perfection of so important an
ingredient so :rung's.. Gelatine and its deceptions, either al.sav or
in combination, disappoint both the invalid and the epicure, who are
respectfully informed th .1, with a view to protect them from the ro-
e. ntly-expored adulteration, Mr. JAM ES VICK EltS has ramie arrange-
ments for oupph ing the genuine cut Kris:BAN ISISGLA,S, in ain.dl
ham packed and waled at his factory. Vonsumers MO therefore re.
commended to give special or tem for VICKEKS's GENUINE Itt'S.
SIAN ISINGLASS, aa sealed pitche s. that being the only form in
which they can iend on always obtaining • gently pure and unadul-
terated arUcle.SMd retail in quantities of I, 2,4, and it ounces, or I lb.,
by every chemist, grocer, and Italian wareboureman in the hug-
dom, and 'Mineola at the factory, 23, Little Britain, Lnixlon.

THE HUMAN HAIR. The unprecedented
success of ROWLANDs. MACAMIAR OIL, either in reserv-
ingthe hair In Its original strength and beauty, or restoring it when
lost, le universally known and appreciated ; and is recorded by testi.
monials moat numerous in themselves, and certified by the highest
I autborbler. It ho, obtained the exclu.lve patronage ,ff royalty, nut
wily as retards our own Court, but those of the whole of kinom.
friers its exquisite purity and delicacy, it is admirably adapted for
the hair of children, even of the most tender age, and is constantly
toed in the nursery of royalty and by the famillee of the onbilify and
aristocracy. Price 3a. 6d. end 70., or rangy bottles (equal to four
(mall) at 10s. 6d., and double that nine, 2:s. On the wrapper of each
bottle of the genuine are these words, in two !Miff—. Rowlands' Ma.
csmarOiL"— hold by A . ROWLAND and SON:‘, 2), listkin-mudeti
and by all chemists and pert timers.

DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD.
Cure No. 71. of dyspepsia: from the Right lion. the Lord
(Stuart de Decks I have derived considerable benefit from your
Revalenta Arabic. Food, and conkkkr It due to yourselves &nu the
public to authorise the publication of these lines."—Stuart de Deena.
Cure 49,832:—" Fifty years' indescribable agony from dyspepsia, err.
rummest, asthma, ouukh, conskpation, ft.itulency. spasms, sickness at
the stomach, and TOMitillti, have been removed by Du Barry's eacel-
lent food.“—Maria Jolly Northam, Ling, near lbs., Norfolk. Curs
Nu. 4,202 Eight yearn' dyspepsia, nervoukneva, debility with
cramps, spasms, and nausea, for which my servant had consulted tho
advice of many, have been effectually removed by Da Barry's delkious
food In • very short time. I shall be happy to answer any inqulrien*
Rev. John W. Flaveli, Riddinston Rectory, Norfolk.—!told in canis-
ters., with full instructions, weighing Ilb., at 2s. Pd.; 21b., at 4s. fid.;
ilb., at Ile.; 121 b., at 225. Super-relined quidlty, 1010., at 335.; 51b.,
at 22.. ; the 10Ib. and 1210. auti.tens are sent free of carriage on re-
ceipt of Post-office orders by DU BARRY and Co., 127, New Bond.
street, London, and all chemists.

with his name and address.
J. B. teaches gratis a rew method of tip*, orb, warranted to
delight all who me It, and roppbe. wbalisels Ned retail his NEW
INVENTYAJ TAP WRAPPERS (to .uponsio the bunstine method
el using paper!, at W. and Is. per packet. The trade supplied.
N.B. It bin the Great Exhibition, Smiles U, No. 462.

Printed and published by MrLs.t.n Rom lIALIN el No. I, Lombard.
lime; In the FUT ol London, Printer. et the I abreon Leluturde
atnet. us the preeinat or Wbnetriarn— SAT, WM. JULY 20, Ital.

iu AHLOW'S NEW IN-
J,"_: ......„.... -.) 13 YEN TED SELP-ACTING SYPHON
K TAP. REQUIRES No VENT.PEO !..
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3 8 Fil lat F. Prevents air, beer, eider, or other 'moon
ellh.:' • front becnruinir Lit or acid as effectually
I.ff Pt..- a that the last pint shall be drawn aagood as
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.2 , the first: warranted to repay its cost in
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i two casks of ale • price 4s. id.; ditto
electro4at. d for ;berry, atko lik• .
ti II The above engraving will explain its
action. M hen the loose key is fitted on
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the top of the Wag e (which bas a hole op.
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polite the sir-tube lit, sufficient akimbo'
S through it into the cask to cause the liquor
• g to run off freely; when the tap is turned
• off no more air can enter.
JAMES BARLOW, 14, King William.
street, Mansion.houm. Estsblished 1)20.
N.B.—None are PLIKILIC exorpt stamped
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