The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-20 00:00:00

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I, DECEMBER 20, 1865. [ STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL]
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- ~ Dec. 20, at 91. - A very pleasant assemblage took place at Mer. --v-- - i
Before the magistrates •at Bowneas, in Westmore-
,t it land, on Thursday last, Dr. Spencer Timothy Hall appeared
,11,atl. chant Taylors' School yesterday, of the boys who are just
about to break up for the Christmas holdays, and of their in to a summons for having neglected to have his
-day in the Chamber of Deputies a debate took parents and Moods, who crowded Into the old.fashioned Samuel:beinpecifloolodtbehKieloGeiff.tordbzr
„amain.; raccivateduarthwt.
Tinwhisitheripouatbmtezperiodeuseuek
the provisional budget. schwhatmir in' Tannest° °bishiaadoertret theauncalMwer erdianlocMeme"atnitdisrbill" a when it was decided to allow tr. Hall three =oaths to re-
Some members the past term. The speeches at Merchant Taylor" are consider his objection to having the operation performed, he
' the decree according to which the certainly above the average. The Dom of Oxford havindforstednt a tlengsthe in a letter to the chlirmaziebin rea.
" transact business for the State and Cambridge, who favour Dr. Hesse? with their sou objection.
read Maur. jriolL Taaoydl°/.6C.t.wThoniasgi.
,red separately from the I presence at these sessional gatheriep, are unanimous in :ran behalf of the board
ofmgoordnaloso, having
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which they approved. their praise of the Greek declamation of his. euPni charge, Dr. Hall admitted it, but . asked the 'refulgence of
their Latin is also pronounced to be unexceptionable. With the bench while explaining his poialsoo. He said it was not
"lia pr°l"ition, respect to the French there is perhaps • qualifying word from love of opposition to constituted authority, for he
-4 by 197 to be said Them mama poembly be a mom competent doubted if any man could feel more loyal than himself ;
•- g the nor was it from any hostility to the audio.
rued local vaccinators, for he would as soon trust
teacher than M. Hasse, but he has hardly fair play ; so
'` much is the time of hie pupils taken up with the Latin
his child to them as to say vaccinators u Eogland, 1
Greek languages. The French recitation this year was But after formerly residing fora year at a public di
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old friend the Inaideurs, the pupils not having had 11•=1/7 in • lugs •••Fort—then having further uPPocameos for observation amidst • considerable popula-
' uP auything °la more novel
,_ ,abaa"er_i tion while as amistent in general practice, and alter- •
- toneludid with the immortal eel* e. wards during his coons:ice in another capacity with
"-" perhaps the most esteem" • dispensary in • large inland town, besides the mesas
tire, wit, and effectivences of ti from other sources—it was impos-
sible few bunt uot to have arrived at • profound conviction
any author in that that very extensive syphilitic as well as scrofulous an
'lll°, especially, .I'other morbid estate prevailed, not merely in England, but
The whole at the ioughout Europe :so that any matter conveyed by Woes-
-need, wire lation—perhape through • hundred persona of the history
...4,, of many of whom they weld know bet littl
nder-
e—made the
purity of the lymph, am ordinarily used, open to wo
able doubt. Even when from the cow at all, the particle
-t takes was v•ry minute ; and in the coarse of its pee.
•Arough • huadrod subjects must, to form any
all, have taken up much other mat.
-tr. Bat to get the genuine vaccine
—v rare. Hehadcalked with way old
who bad never sees the genuine .
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THE OXFORD.-THE MARKET GIRLS,
an Operetta, by J. Offenbach, in which Mims
Mr. A. St. Albrrt, and the whole talent of tbo ettabliehn=
appear, with anemented band and chorus, conducted by Kr. F.
Jonghmans, THIS EV EN ti

J 0313.11 HALL, Cardiff, grocer, Jan. 2, at 11.
DAVID COLLIE. Heybridge, Easel, blacksmith, Jan. 4, at 10.
EDWIN cetoge, landport, Haute, shipwright, Jan. 1, at 11.
Julie CUNNING. Wethersfield, Ewa, late miller, Dee. 09, at 98.
Aiwa EDWARD KING, Sudbury. ear,enter, Dee. 30, at It
ALF.= Pgatteoll. Atterellffe. Yorkshire, shopkeeper, Jan.llo4l.
nese SHAW Sheffield, smallware dealer, Jan. 11. at 1.
CRAMIS HALLAS, Shelleld, grocer, Jan. il, at 1.
LAST RIAMINATIONS.
Jan. 16. T. Thick. Upper Church-street, Chalet', tallor-Jan.
18. A. A. Caratl. Threadneedle-street, merchant -Jan. 19. J.
Lake, Forest-hill, Kent, builder-Jan. 19. W. Shrimpton, Tel-
ford, Hampshire, dealer In hay-Jan. 19. R. J. Dutton, Clifton-
place, Upper Holloway, plumber-Jan. 25. C. T. Collins, Mdse.
ham, hotel keeper-Jan. 26. J. 11. Eastman, Battersea, builder-
J an. 11. J. Brown, Tunbridge, Kent. baker-Jen. 11. R. &Mae%
Deptlord, and White Hart-yard, Southwark, seed merchant-
J an. 11. J. Edwards, Woolwich. cab driver-Jan. 11. H. Ir.
Owens, Bracknell, Berkshire, wine merchant-Jan. 11. I'. Ward.
Railway-place, Feechurclestreet, general merchant-Jan. It T.
Farrow, Poland-street. eordwainer-Jars. 10. K Bmlth. liermond-
sey•treet, Surrey. baker-Jan. 11. C. Kerin. North-road. Now-
cross, clerk In the 'eland Revenue Office, Somerset-house-Jan.
11. A. Simpson, Clarence•treet, Clapham-road. traveller to a
Cattle Spt Company-Jan. 11. H. Rice, Waverley-road. Harrow-
road, baler-Jan. 15. E. Wood, St. Jamei-road, Old Kent-read,
carman-Jan. 17. W. Vickers, Crewfurd-street, Maryleboae.
tailor-Jan. 17. Sarah Davis, Edward-street, Mile End. tato
holler-Jan. 12. W. Dye, New Cross-road Deptford-Jan. 8. A.
Andrews, Addison-road North, Notting-hill, and Coal Depart-
ment, King's-cross, coal merchant-Jan. 10. S. Mastesby,
ILL
George goad. South Kensington. artistic illurainator-Jan. 10.
F. Welchardt, Oreat Winchesteratreet, City. merchant-Jan.
10. J. Downing, Edgware, baker-Jan. 10. A. Bore. Annerley,
Surrey. draper-Jae. 10. P. Glynn. Thomas-street. lloodeydown,
grocer -Jan. 10. Julia Louisa Melheish and Louisa Maltulak
Bedford-street, Bedford-row. plumbers-Jan. 10. W. T. Rains-
hill. Bath-road, Peckham, beerseller-J an. 10. J. Halliday, Little
York-mews, Balmr-etresk late ash w&iMor-Jan. 10. T. Pettit,
Farlingtoe and Beilliamptou, Hara , beer retaller-Jan. 10.
I. Stacey. Tensest, Jeweller--Jan. 10. W. Abbott, Milbank-
street, Westminster. palater-Jan. 10. A. W. White, Buckhurst-
hill, Emex, builder-Jan. 10. J. !learns. Surbltoo, Surrey, Me*
In the Custom-Jan. 11. J. Jacobs, York-street. Commercial-
road East, legging maker-Jan. 11. R. Palter, gamed. street,
Notting-MIL watchmen-Jan. 11. F. Aline, Fesesmad, Isling-
ton. mellower-Jen. 11. T. Hood, Croen.street, Soho, baker-
Jan. 11. T. Hadspith, Lorrinser-road. Walworth, attorney's clerk
-Jan. 11. W. N. Dent, Chatham-place, Haeksey, welch guard
manufacturer-Jan. 11. A. Lechmuller, Pancras-street, Totten-
ham-court-road, cabinet maker-Jan. 11. N. King, Charmer/-
lane, late licensed victualler-Jan. 11. R. Yergnson, jun., White-
crone-street. St. Luke's. and Seinimis-lane. Liniehouse, cheese-
monger-Jan. II 1. Roberson, Lower Sydenham, bootmeter--
Jan. 12. J. C. K. Curtis.. Old Kent-road, baker-Jan. 12. J. T.
Norris, Alderageteutreet, printer, and Sutton Courtesy, Berk-
shire, paper manufacturer-Jan. IL C. 'Week, Queen-street,
Chespside, conuMmlon agent-Jan. 12. U. W. Wood. South-
grove, Peckham. late secretary to railway and other companies-
Jan. 12. J. Peacock, South Norwood, builder- Jae. 12. S.
Frankau. Maltopagate-street. fancy goods Importer-Jan. it A.
Grays-ern-road. trunk maker-Jan. 12. L. Marks, Poultry.
City. and Grange-road, Ralston, merchant-Jan. 12. W. Barnes,
Sheffert!. Bedfordshire, potato merchant-Jon. it R. Ambler.
Evershoitatreet. Carnden-town. cheesernouger-Jan. 15. A.
Bowker, Lambourne. 73erkahlre, licensed Metualler -Jan. 15.
11. Mutton, see., Dever, late publican-Jan. IS. O. Hirschfeld,
Graham-road, Dalston, and Ilury-eiurt. City, dealer In c
Jan Yorn-
tng.. 16. S. W. Burrage, Pritchard's-road, Hackney-road ;
Hackney ; and Southwark Bridge-road, undertairer-
Jan, 17. J Hone. Upper Mitham, Sarrey. wheelwright -Jae 17,
S. Warwick, Richnseed-erescent. Islington, Jeweller-Jan. 17. J.
Truelove, Drichig, butcher-Jan. 17. J. West, West Dreytou.
Middleaex. voiewer-Jan. 17. W. S. Richerdene. Campbelbroad,
Bow, clerk to a solleitor-Jan. 17. Sarah Harley, York-street.
Marylebene, he arding.house keeper-Jan. 17. S. Head, Alfred.
terrace. 'tweeter, gentleman's Named-Jon. 17. J. Hastings.
Ore, Susses. farmer-Jan. 17. J. Wyatt. South Andleyatreet,
Berkeley-square. watchmaker-Jan. 17. G. G. !feeble', Beau-
fort-buildings, Strand, licensed victualler-Jan. 17. R. Tindal,
New Bread-street. City, auctioneer-Jan. 22. W. Cr tball, Can-
terbury, bullder-Jan. Z± J. Julnes, King's Lynn, marine store
dealer-Jan. 9. W. D. Bennett, Plumateel, Kent, deputy &mist-
ant-superintendent of stores at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich-
Jan.lB. G. Dean, High-street., C.aneleu-town, heeler-Jan. 22. H.
Schellelui, Carlisle.' errace, ensington, Professor of mimic-
Jan. Si W. H. Moor. West Hain, Essex, grocer-Jan. V. 1.
Barker. Tapp-street. Mile End, builder-Jan. 22. R. Milo°, Mos-
cow-road, Bayswater. dyer-Jan. 22. C. N. Newman. Jim., Wes-
ferry-road, Idelwall, grocer-Jan. 22. A. IL Johnson. Yore-
street. dare-market, licensed victualler -Jan. 2L J. Marshall.
Vauxhall-walk. Lambeth, cab proprieter-Jan. 25. G. F. flinith,
Canterbury. coach builder -Jau.2& Elizabeth Catherine Hewitt,
Ethel's. Kent, schoolmistreas-Jas. 15. C. Hunt, Caversham,'
road, Kentish.town. late Co/Mutation agent-I,oa 2. R. Jung.
New Broad.street, City, merchant-Jan. ett. J. How Ins. Coven-
try, coal deeler-Jan 26. le. Parkes. Birmingham, edgefl,
tool maker-Jan. 30. S. W. Woodville, Costeck. Notting'
hareshire, farmer-Jan. 30. J. Insley, Caulderell. Derbyshire, I
farmer
-Jan. 25. E. Jowett, Bradford, woolstapler-Jan. 10. E.
gembel, K ineston-upon-dull, jeweller-Jan. 10. 0. Delmer,
Kingston-upon-Mull, ale merchant -Jan. 10. J. Jeckson, King-
ston-upoe-Hull, corn merchant-Jan. 12. 0. Mesmer, Liverpool.
boot dealer-Jan 12. J. Torlevine. RhyL klintshire, Innkeeper
-Jan. 11. J. Noberta, Birkenhead. beerhouse keeper-Jan. 9.
H. C. Mather. Mer.chester, and Altrinehare, Cheshire, pawn-
broker-Jan. 16. W. K. Oa d. Yeovil, Sernersetabire, heer-
home keeper-Jan. 15. Barman, Yeovil, Soreersetshire.
butcher's assistant-Jan. 10. E. Butler, Bradford. cattle denier-
Jan. 19. J. Knott, North Shields, butcher-Jan. 20. J. Hayward,
Bewley. Shropshire-Jan. tit J. Moore, Terringtou Pd. Clement.
bootmaker-Jen.24. J. Myers, Westow, Yorkshire, joiner-Feb.l6.
W. Wheetley, Appleton Roebuck. Yorkshire, farm labourer-
Jan. M. J. Moody. Cub's, Bedfordshire, whitesmith -Jan. M. C.
Raeford, Luton, Bedfordshire, straw hat manufacterer-Jen.l9.
J. Allen, Hatfield. Yorkshire. labourer -Dee. 21. J. Mood. Crews,
Cheshire, draper-Jan. 8. N. R. Ilanimet, Street, Somersetahlm,
beerhouse keeper-Jan. It. A. B. Taylor, Lower Broughton, La-
Guinn, agent-Jan. 11. T. Morey, Heinle. Lancashire, silk agent
-Jan. 11. IL Smith, !Dilute. Lancashire, honk keeper-Jan. 9. li•
Bunn. Lincoln, oordwainer-Jan. &C. T. flsoltb, Hastings, lodg-
ing-brume keeper -Jae. & Matilda Josephine Webb. Hastier•
lodging-house keeper-Jan. It T. Clay. Halifax, grocer.
JOINT STOCK OCOMPA NIES ACTS.
Gmorrer AND MOSILT GOLD MINING CuMPANF OP AMER IC A
(Liurrifel. Jan. 12, et 12, at liestegbelletreet-petitwe
whaling up.
DROZARATIONS OF DMDiNDS.
EDWARD PARSONS. Tugford, Shropshire, farmer-dividend of
asy Thursday, at Kinnear's. lurraingtuun.
WILLI as IdILWARD SMITH, Derby. rope maker-let dividend of
lace, Jan. 1, and any subsequent Monday, at KJ/MO.lf; Bir-
mingham.
.101111 lICTk Ripley, Derbyshire. fanner-lot dividend of
le 7d., Jan 1, and any suMequent Monday, at Kinnear's,
Birmingham.
EDWARD TELFORD, Carlisle, auctioneer-Ist dividend of 11d.,
any Saturday. at Cadman's, Newcsetle-uPon-Tyne.
JOHN N AweLLe. Whltehaven. draper-let Welders! of 6s. 00.,
any Saturday, at Laidinan's, Newcasiledipan.Tyne.
R. 11. JUNES, Liverpool. chemist - lit dividend of 61d., spy Wed-
nesday, at TUrnern LlverpooL
DIV IDILIIIIK
Jan. 15. C. Whittle. Waterloo-road. wine merchant's clerk-
Jan. 15. E. Lloyd, High-street, Shoreditch, linendraper -Jan. 16.
W. Smart, High-street, Shoreditch. licensed victualler-Jan. 15.
W. A. Phillips, Greenwich, arid Wilderness-row, Onewell-street,
beer engine manufacturer-Jan. 15. W. Moore, Upper King-
street, Bloomsbury, bootinaker--J an. 15. Kettle Anne Smith. SL
Jamesetreet, Piccadilly. keiging.house keeper-Jan 9. J. Payne.
Uxbridge. lineedraPer's assistant-Jan. 9. T. Wilson,
school-
Great
Titchfteld-street. carpenter-Jan. 9. J. Russell, Woolwich,
master-Jan. 10. T. Maciagen, Birmingham, vocalist-Jan. 10.
J. F. S Gouday, Sudbury, Suffolk. attorney-Jan. 16. G. Sutton.
Holloway.plitoe, Holloway-read. licensed victualler-Jen. 16. T.
Sanders, Carey-street, wd Cook's-court, Lincolies.inn, licensed
victualler-Jan. le H. Whitehead, Whitehead's-grove, Chelsea,
and Wimbledon, solicitor-Jan. 16. F. Towers. Waterioeread,
licensed victualler-Jen. M. Tim lf, Norwich. it:Witter-Jan. 19,
J. Jenks, Ellesmere, Shropshi veterinery surgeon-Jan. 24.
J. C. Turner, Birmingham, late fanner-Jan. 11. J. R. Darien,
Cardiff, commission agent-Jan. 25. F. Eothwell, Rochdale,
draper-Jan. 12. W. Graham, Ainetable, Cumberleml, farmer-
Jan. 15. J. E. Philp. Truro, Cornwall, painter-Dec. M. T. Edge,
Liverpool, journeyman ioiner-Dec. M. A. Hamilton. Liverpool.
bookbinder-Dec. 19. F. Crook, Liverpool. joiner-Dee. M. J.
B Liverpool, cart owner-Dec. 29. W. Hughes, Liverpool.
grocer-Jan. 19. R. W. Spendelow, Market Drayton, Shropshire,
chemist.

A very pleasant assemblage took place at Mer.
chant Taylors' School yesterday, of the boys who are just
about to break up for the Christmas holidays, and of their
parent& and friends, who crowded into the old.fashionon of
schoolroom, to obtain ocular and auricular oastrati
what the juveniles had done in the way of progress during
the peat term. The speeches at Merchant Toylon are
certainly above the average. The Does of Oxford
and Cambridge, who favour Dr. Reese? with their
presence at these sessional gatheriep, are unanimous in
their praise of the Greek declamation of his pupils, sad
their Latin is also pronounced to be unexceptionable. With
respect to the French there is perhaps a qualifyiug word
to be said. There cannot possibly be a more competent
teether than hL Maui, but he has hardly fair play ; so
much is the time of hie pupils taken up with the Latin
and Greek languages. The French recitation this year was
from our old friend the Platdsurs, the pupils not having bad
time to get up anything of a more novel ahozester.
The "speeches" concluded with the immortal case of
" Bardell v. Pickwick," perhaps the most extreof
diesel piece of fun. satire, wit, and elf activeness
that ever was written by any author in any
language. The acting was admirable, especially that
of the Judge and of Sam Weller; and the whole of the
company, the pave and learned neaten not excepted, wire
wombed with laughter from the beginning to the end.

Before the magistrates at Bownese, in Westmore-
land, on Thursday last, Dr. Spencer Timothy Hall appeared
in seiner to a summons for having neglected to have his
Samuel Gifford Hall, vaccinatedchild, within the period
specified by the act of parli•ment. This question came
before the Kendal board of guarder' in September lath
when it was decided to allow Dr. Hall three months to re-
consider his objection to having the operation performed, he
having stated at length in a letter to the chairman his ra-
mose for that objection. Mr. J. H. Taylor, clerk to the magi•
strata, having reed the summons, and Mr. C. G. Thompeos,
on behalf of the board of guardian, having preferred the
charge, Dr. Hal admitted it, but asked the indulgence of
the bench while explaining hie position. He said it was not
from love of opposition to constituted authority, for he
doubted if any man could feel mote loyal than himself ;
.or was it from any hostility to the audio-
reed local vaccinators, tor he would as wow trust
his child to them as to say vaccinators is &land.
But after formerly residing for • year at a public dis-
pensary in • large seaport-then bathe furtheroppor-
tunities for observation amidst • considerable popula-
tios while as anistent in general practice, and after-
wards derail his coons:ice in another capacity with
• dispeneary In • large inland town, besides the mesas
of deriving information from other sources—it was iIDIOS.
giblet for bun uot to have arrived at • profound conviction
that very extensive syphilitic ass wen as scrofulous an
other morbid taints prevailed, not merely in England, but
throughout Europe : so that any matter conveyed by WWII.
lotion—perhaa thrash • hundred pease. of the history
of many of whom they wad know bet little—made Me
purity of the lymph, as ordinarily used, open to °wader.
able doubt. Even when from the cow at all, the particle
first takes was eery minute ; and in the coarse of its pa-
sses through a hundred subjects must, to form any
bah at all, have taken up much other mat-
ter by the way. Bat to get the geeeine vaccine
lymph at ell was very rare. He had talked with many old
and experienced farmers who had never seen the genuine
pock in • tow. H. bad talked with a few who bad seen it
fax of( and lag ago, but le the three months with bad been
allowed him by'tbe board of guardians, though be bad made
extensive inquiries, he hed heard only of one case, and that
was from an authorised inspector of cattle, who had seas
it is Edinburgh ; but in that one case it was compli-
cated with the rinderpest. He (defendant) suffered
in hie own person from vacillation ; ethics who were
near and dear to lam had dane the same, and after-
wards, in his own case, he bad the smallpox so severely
that he but nartowly mead with life. A greet teem
of ieformation from others might be quoted to the
same effect, were that a proper occasion for quoting it, and
he had come to the comilusion—all risks dered—
and he had weighed the question very carefully,
foe his child was as dear to him as his own soul—to
avail himself of the option which the law allowed.
and pay the fine. In doing this, he had no tow's&
any one connected with these peceeedinp, though padetisin
and humanity required that an appeal should hereafter
be made to parliament for • reconsideration of the law.
It was not to vaocinatioe proper that he bad DO much
objection. He believed that in some cases it wee •
privative of smallpox ; and even after being fined, as
be was aware he mat be, if when the rinderpest was
over he could be directed to • cow having the genuine
pock, yet in all other respects healthy, he would get
some of the lymph and have it applied. He concluded
by thanking the magistrates for their kindness in allowing
him this explanation, aid by expressing his sense of the
courteous and considerate manner in which he had been
treated by all who had been connected with the proceedings.
The bench observed that, not being makers of the law, bet
its administrators. they bed no alternative but to peas a
fine ; and as 15s. would cover the expenses, they ordered
the defeodant to be fined to that anomie which was
immediately paid.

(arum's TILIGIAMS.)
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.
FLORENCE, Dec. 19.

THE OXFORD.-THR HUNGARIAN'
BROTHERS end SISTIfft, K [Min% In their new Inter-
talnment, Messrs. Durleh end Davies, 11. , the trAubens,
Herr Preskow. the Russian gymnast, end potheravailable talent
THIS IiVItNING.

To-day in the Chamber of Deputies a debate took
place upon the provisional budget. Some members
demanded that the decree according to which the',
National Bank would transact business for the State
treasury should be discussed separately from the
bill for theprovisimial budget, which they approved.
The Minister of Finance opposed this proposition.
The Chamber, however, finally approved by 197
votes against 1 an order of the day inviting the
minister not to give execution to the decree above
mentioned without the sanction of parliament.

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QT 0D A RE. -275th REPRESENTATION.
THRATIS of MYSTERY. RusistiandialL—MAßVKLl to
MAOIO and VENTRILOQUISM, as performed by command
before her Majesty the Queen and the Royal Family at Windsor
Castle, Tuesday livening, Nov. ti, lat 3. Omsk sensation created
by the mysterious illusion of the SCIIINX, birth of Flower
Trees, and *tolars's celebrated Indian Basket Trick, as only
performed by bizo.—EVIRY NVEN IRO, at 8: Wednesday and
Saturday, at S. Also an extra day performance on liozingday
(Tuesday;, Dec. 16, at 3 o'clock —Sta at klitcheara, Old Bond-
street, and liosm, Rgyptiamkall.-3.thalasion, is. and Ts.
3e.
" Allsoat lalmenkma."—Vide "Times." April 18, 1886.

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December), the flue clipper 'hip SVYNTRILL Al, register
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MICROSCOPES, TELESCOPID3, STIREOISOOPE, Sc..
WIR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at hla great Rooms, SE Xingotreet, Covent-garden, TO-
MORROW and FRIDAY. Dec. and re, at halfag itpreolseriff.
several valuable MICROSCOPES and TELMOEES. dissolving
Mew lanterns and slid,es, set of pneumatic •ppppsntus, stereo-
scopes. and a largo quantity of coloured and plain slides, photo-
graphs. album., gilt frames, operaplasses.a few lots ofjenellel7,
Walla, Importation of opoesum End other skin rugs
--Ou view the morning of sale, and cataloguhad.

INDIA.
(Via AlanadriL)
BOMBAY, Nov. 28.

By the peace recently concluded with Bhootan
a subsidy of 25,000 rupees is to be paid annually
to the Bhooteaa, and will be increased to 50,000
ruped should they remain faithful to the treaty.
A conspiracy has been detected at Cabul, in con-
sequence of which the governor has been im-

nSVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALLAN LINE
.1," of Pam= BHIP= Foe LAUNCIMTON Direct (will base
Vila despatch), the Aberdeen-builtiterr VELOCIDADN I
23 years, 160 tam register, J. WY nonaaaaaer; in
the West India Deeks. Ms smart noel, well known or er
tepid passive and mod delivery of moo, dun desirable
nity to shippers.—Foe terms of MU' 07 pimp apW
c'tiVuT. WALYIIt, las. St. lieletes-glass ;or to DIVITT
sod MOO= 9, Billiterelreet.

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Oominenclng at any data
Book dabs supplied on liberal tonna
uses on application.
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prisoneu.
The Wahahies have evacuated Sttor (1), in the
Persian Gulf, in consideration of a certain payment
made by the Imaum of Muscat.
The extension of the Great Indian Peninsula
railway to Burhampore was opened on the 20th
instant.
The committee appointed to inquire into the
working of the Indian telegraph lines, report arrears
of work since 1862, and recommend the employ-
ment of an increased staff.
It is the intention of the Indian government to
publish monthly returns of trade, navigation, and
fins*" commencing from the month of May next.
Mx. Lewis, the Advocate-General, died suddenly
in the High Court of Bombay on the 14th inst.
A native coasting boat has been run down by the
steamer Bombay Castle outside the harbour.
Fifteen natives were drowned.
The public health is good, and the crops present
a promising appearance. Money is in demand.
Imports steady. Cotton advancing.

DEITT and MOOREIP 'SADE AUSTRALIAN
D LINE
oVf KPA SiL.—P orLAIDS DI? CIA
to be de*
matched panetually on the Sidi of January last shipping day
lialt Januregiary,. the well-known clipper shlp ADM Y MIST. A 1
Is rats, ster 634 tons, T. A. /JIIER, Commander Vilift
In
Ike London Docks. This regular trader has elegant accommo-
dation for chid cabin passengers, and being noted for sound
delivery of cargo. offers a desirable opportunity to shippers.—
Drier= of treight or Ramage apply to DEVITT and MOOELIg,
g Billiteratmet.

OONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of
N.„/ Rooms, to form two settees and two easy chain, a groat
Inaprovenient on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. FILII KR
and fION, Ilan Chair and s'fa Manufacturers. 31. 33. and 33,
Bernarantrwat sad 34 and 36, shariss-etreet, Oidord.atroet, W.
As , illastratal piked WA tree on application.

VIKENSLAND. —BLACK BALL PAS-
SIMMER UN R.—New arrangements with ll.M.'s Colo-
Oorernmens. Reduction of Steerage Fare to CI& Land
Orders LSO, to all classes.
MING CLOUD, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, direct, packet
MeSeli December. Thb renowned clime 'Mx built by Donald
Mackay, and purchased specially for the Black Ball Queensland
trade. le one of the finest models and fastest skips in
Cl= hip JaM returned from the colony in 74 days from
feed to land, and will agate be despatched punctually to date.
Ess unrivalled accommodation for all slaws of passengers, and
aged with a patent distilling apparatus.
to JAMES BAIND3 mg Co Liverpool all agents foe
k Ball Line and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1. lasrll~
WM. London. LC.

BAILLOW'S PATENT CASK. STAND a
bu tnew
Invention. so admirably contrived that t, as
erell aa smaller cut; may be Meld or tilted cm It wMout
labour or trouble. its action la so impalpable that the sediment
ot the most Wapiti fluid by no can be disturbed.
Price lie., 125.. 145.. to suit ay, 9, endpossibility IS gallon casks.
BARLows SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No mating required. No more eat beer or sour wine.
Price VA ed.; ate, elactroutated, 9u—Apply°d, direct to SAY=
BARLOW, patentee, 11, Kum WUllametreet, MandonAouee.
lee Mal Ids =me sad s are on every article; al
16 l Wiener,
'canons inutatkam. Rargravinge grads. Betabliebed

BLACK BALL PASBINGIB LINZ of
CLIMB. TACIBIS tor AIIISTILAILA ben Imilea threat.

nVERCOATS.-HAMILTON WINTERN
‘,..." call especial attention to the NEW JOO.IAS for
OVERCOATS, and invite an early inspection of the earns. N.B.
Speciosa prments always on hand.
No. 106, Strand. opposite End& Hall.

'Tamp. , Docks. ITo SW.

IlDizabeth

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114,1,06 I,

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Queen of Beauty
Wtnefred
it3LLY7

1,800 IL India
1.500 E. India
4,800 L India
2,000 I L India

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Feb.lo
Jan. Jan: 2.6

HYAM and s JUVENILE CLOTHING.
am and Co , 66 and 67, Orfordetnet, ham spacial
arrangements by which the Newest Modes and the most drair•
able materials are employed in the production of every descrip-
tion of Boys' and Youths Clothing.

,D.—Lend Onion. d-10. to all dines.
leWove .. 'Flying Cloud.— 2,000 R. India Dec. 20
Rockbampton
and Brubanelftockhamptcn 2 tivelepoot Jan. 6
Brisbane ... Southern o,tan 2.0000 E. India Jan 20
tido celebrated Inn of packets here, by their punctuality and
mid pirates, eased a well.known reputation, and thelr pas-
Raw eccommodation awe:Weed by say Teasels adoat.—Foe
at mr*elare respecting freight or pomp to Atudralla apply to
JAM BAINES and Co., Liverpool all Agents for the Slack
Una : sad T. Y. MACLLY AM Co., I, Leadenhal-dtfobt,
Baden. LC.

HYAM and Co.'s GARMENTS and PRICER.
The new Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred Overcomes
and Capes, 15s. 6d. to sts. : X olckorbocker, Mon, Harrow,
and Osborne Suits, Its. &I. to Os_ Jackets, ea. 6d. to M.:
Timers, se ed. to 16a ed.: Vests, do. 6d. to To. ed.; Jackets
and Vests alike. 15a. 6d. to 27a. 6d.

HYAM and Co., GENERAL TAILORS,
CLOTIii BIM Ste:HRS, !MIMS, de., de. ; 66 and 67,
Oziordatreet, W. ; 21, nd 23, Neweireet, Birmingham ;
42, Begot., Leads; and Westgate, Dessebtul.

ESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of
Dllllackwall.)ard, London) LING of STEAM and PACKET
PS to AUSTRALIA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, direr*
10 laea the Docks on saturday. 20th January, calling at
), the splendid clipper ship LINCOLNSHIRE, 1.100
bona EDWARD CHARLETON, Commander : lying lb, Etat
Docks. Her acoonnuodations for all dames of PaSeellgen
me unsurpassed. and she will carry an experienced surgeon
leetreigist or purge apply to ALLPORT and MORGAN with
Nam MONEY WIGB.AM and SONS, 7. Leadenballetrea.

IMMEL'S CHRISTMAS PRESENTS in
'IU endless variety from 64. to ten guineas. Novel aim.
menta for Christmas trees, from la. per dozen. Premiums tom
all
retail purchasers above ha 111IlliEL, perfumer to MLA.
Princess of Wales, 96, Strand; Consign ; and Iffi, 342662'

IMAM FRON LIVERPOOL OR QUERNSTOWN TO
NEW YORK, TWICE A WW.
THILIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PIGLADELPSIA STZAK-SOIP COWAN Y Meted dr
Rateidag their full-poneredC2ile-bulit Iron Screw Steam-Ships,
mining the United Mates .
PEObi LITWOO for NEW YORE
CITY OF MANCHE Friday, Dec. St
CITY OFBALTIMOR EST R,E. Wednesday,, Dec. 47.
KANGAROO, Friday, Dec. 29.
And every Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturday,.
Cabin purge by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday.
17, and IT guineas, according to the accommodation. Cabo:,
by the Flows and Saturday's steamers. lb guineas.
frrel.ard passage includes a DM supply of cooked
trnvtisgrunt
hestmgers for Canada and the United hates booked
maudvantogeous terms.—For further particulars apply to
N IN MAN, Pt Wataretrest, Liverpool; or So WYSS
4
NACZY, td, King WUllametreet. London.

BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and
dietlegue perfume. 'Warted treat the Sower% by IN°
OtSNZLL end Co., Perfumers to IL ILK. the Princess of War.
No. it Three ling-court, Lombard-street. London-

THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS,
S. Great Yualboroneb.streett W.
Lam lieodays, h ; gentlemen, all other day&

- - _
psi LEVIDORATIVE NERVINE EBSENCEtri
1 She most scientifically prepared and most powerftl nu
tive cordial ever Introduced ; restores to their normal condition
all She semetions, on the integrity of which perfect health ili-
rbitts. It lee specific for debility of all kinds, and from its con-
among other ingredients. Winkle mid PbosPhnte of wwin,
will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic.
Priam in. per bottle, or four owl:Wiles la one for 88. Sole
Agents, Masan. Baumgarten and Co., 620. Orfordotreet, !VC..
and IBM. reachurch-street. LC.. London.

CUILARD LINE.—BRITISH sad NORTH
ERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, appointod by
Ms Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE.
and between LIVIR POOL and BOSTON, UN Boston ship calling
at Halal to land and
aspreceiv passengers and malls. Tbs fol-
lowing or other ousels are pointed to gall Mows Liverpool,
NOM Cort to receive the nude
CANADA, for BOSTON, Saturday. Dec. 23.
SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec. 30.
ASIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Jan. 6.
Pamagoenoisey, including strvaro's foe and provisions. but
Without mum or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
: second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin, £2B. second
MOM, ClS.—Appty to J. B. roord, 52, Old Broadotreet, London
J.M. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de In Bonne, Parts G. and
J. Burns, 30, Jiunalcautreet, Glasgow: D. and C. Kuhn*,
Qnsennown : or D. and C. Marlys', ft Watorotreet, LiverpooL

Crown aro. cloth, New Edition, Illustrated, 3a,
,AVATEIA they C.) ESSAY OR PHYSIOG-
AA NOM', or Corresponding Analogy between the Con-
formation of the Features and the Ruling Passions of the Mind,
being a Complete Epitome of the Original Work.
London : William Tegg, Panenu-lane, Cheapside.

TEE LATE KING LEOPOLD.—To appear in
a few days, the best and most complete BIOGRAPHY of
that lamented Sovereign. Translated by special paradisiac from
the •• Indtpendance Beige," with a Portrait fronts drawing of
his late Majesty's special artist. Price Is 6d.
13. Burteigh-street, Strand, and all bookseuen.

FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

:HANES 01 SOLICITORS AND WITHER PAIIIIMILANSI TO 11l
OBTAINED AT THE orrice OF THE CHIEF ZEGINTRAE,
COURT OF BANEELIPTC T, BaaneunALL-wriner.)
BAN KRUPTS.
WILLIAM EirraT Ott Penton-row, Walworth-road, general csn.
tractor, to surrender Jen. 1, at 11.
Weimar, Lie, Great teneen•street, Westminster, surgeon,
Jan. 1. et U.
ELIZA GESSO, Branewickatrect, Hackney-road, wadding manu-
facturer. Jan. 1, at il.
JOHN CILACENILL, Dim, Norfolk, grocer. Jan. 1, at 11.
FaAneLS ATllog, March. Cambridgeshire, haker, Jan. 1, at 12.
JAB® Lunn, Winchester, fancy draper, Jan. 1, at 12.
Statist HAN ROOMS, Deal and Margate, c ,rpenter. Jan. 1, at 12.
DAVID HOHLOCIL and HENRY ADAMS, l'omeroyatrect, NO,
Croak halide's, Jan. 3. at 11.
CHAntis MOM, Cannon-street West and Croydon, wholesale
jeweller. Jan. 3, at 12.
JANIS AVMS Woolwich, licensed victualler, Jan. 9, at 12.1
ALENANDIit EaNIFST ll,Ast ET, Wellington-road, Islington,
budder, Jan 9, at 9.
WOWS HAltalSos, Southgate, Middlesex, cattle dealer. Jan.
111, at 11.
FltiDeclelL WILLIAM RALPH, Dartmouth-park, Forest-hill, late
engraver, Jam Is, at 11.
Gio/u3l: FaiDiutleg Duties, St. Swithin'alane, City, solicitor,
Jan. 13, at 12.
WILLIAM CHIP.LEYWOODLET, Garnsult-place, Clerkenwell, egg
men:heat. Jan. 13, at 12.
terrace, Kentish-town, late butcher,
WILLIAM HOOKE Modberry-
Jan. 13, at 12.
JAMES Ensues end JAMB Wisisnrafr, Itlicliff-cross Dock and
Lendenballstreet, shipowders, Jan. 13, at 12.
CHARLENSeation, Norwich, gentleman,ls, at It
CHARLES GILBERD, Hoirsbasi, Sumas, tailor. Jan. 15, at 1.
JOHN DESSIAN, May-dy,road, surrey. gentleman, Jau. 15. at 12.
FREDEeleit BMW= and LE"POLR HARTMAN, Red LlOll-0011re,
Molten, boot dealers, Jan. 15, at 1.
MARY HAYES& Roade, Northeruptomh , innkeeper, Jan.ls, at 1.
JOHN WiterrAciut BOSH. KiUg.ltlett, St. James's-square, late
merchant. Jan. lA. at 2.
JOHN Guavas BcATLNT, Desborough-place, Harrow-road, gas
Otter, Jan. 15, at 2.
'Moms JONATTIAM lIIIROESS, Regentetreet, 5We-end-road,
tobaccooist's assistant, Jan. 16, at 2.
WIRER'? MARSH, ClirsMocAsquare. PMMORTiIIe, conllnlssion
agent, Jan. 15, at 2.
CHARLES JOHN Osboasit Cannon-street-road, St. Georges-la-the-
East, schoolmaster. Jan. 17. as IL
CHARLES HAULM, Cullum-street, City, foreign and colonial 1
agent, Jan. 17, at 11. THE ADVANCE OF WAGES MOVEMENT.—A crowded
Giolina DIMLET, Hales Owen,Worcestersh.,labourer,Jan.ls,atl2. 1
RICHARD DAv '6, Cardiff, ship broker, Dec. IS, at 11. meeting of engineer, machinists, millwrights, and steam
Jong Deg Whitcharch. tilamorganah., bender, Dec. 2P, at 11. engine makers, was held lest evening, at Wileockee.
SAMUEL HILL SPUME Dawissh. Devonshire, and Bread-street- rooms, Westminster-road, for the purpose of ceil-
idh, City, general warehouseman, Dec. 29, at 12. siderieg the beat means of obtaining an advance on the
AUMANIaI IPLACHLAN, Plysenuth, tally draper, Jan. 1, at 12i. present rate of wages. Mr. Warren, steam engine maker,
Palm WOOD, Sheffield, edge tool manuturer, Jan. 19, at 12.
WILLIAM Bat at Shetneld, butcher, Jan. 19. at It took the chair, and said be thought the time had sow arrived
MoREET GRIFFITHS, IJanberis, Camaro:mai., jollier, Jan.., at 12. when it became necessary that the various branches of the
OWEN OwNII. Holyhead. farmer. Jan. Cl, at 12. workmen in the engineering trade should participate in the
/BUM
COS
kluges's a Shed, Lamnahlre, cotton man Mac- general rise of wages taking place. The employers wens sot
tures, Jan. 9, at 12. likely to give any advance of their own accord, and it there-
MI tutor Imola, fun, Salford, joiner, Jan. 10, at 12 fore became necesas that the men should take action
Mauna, annum and ALEXAIIDXS 111.1e13, lAready:Lancashire, I/
cotton spinners,Jan. 11, at le. together and unitedly ask for an advance of wages
JAMES BALI., Dewley, Shropshire, Jan. 20, edit. to the extent of at least 10 per cent. on the present
EDWARD Pconiuti, tradley-heath, Statfordahlre,, beerhouse prices. That was the object of their meeting that
keeper, Jan 6, at 1. evening, and he desired also to state that it was a move.
Geogos Wears% Ilinchinhampton, Gioncestenhire, late farmer, ment in which society and non-society men were co-
Dec. 29. at 10. operating. Several members of the trade then
Enwaan Mumma, Liandinam, Mantgomerysh., tailor,Jan 5,a111.
AARON WiLueonsl, Taunton St. James, Somsrateshire, amen. spoke in support of the movement, and it was resolved
ter, Jan. 6, at 12. noanimously that the advance to be asked for should he ten
BA TATUM, Crofton. Norte*, wheelwright, Dec. SO, at U. . per cent. on the present rate of wages. It was also resolved
JOHN BALL, Iffsekley. Northamptonshire,
_butler, Jan. 5, at 10. • that district meetings should be held throughout London.
atoms ?Lyra= snAltnss. IlUltaeo lancl"re. ale". Dec. ea that the whole of the trade should be embraced in the
FA at 9a. A
.committees was then appointed to carry. on
THoSAS ANDREW MCAT& Cheatham, Manchester, late beer. movement.
ens agitation, consisting of delegates from the principal
hem keeper, Pee. 30, at 91.
WHJJAU Said Maidstone, quarryman. Dee. 27, at I. , elyope in the trade, and subscriptions are to be received
WILLIAM OTTER, Walkeriugbam, Notttunliantahire, wheelwright, from each district to pay the expenses of the movement.
Dec, 96, at 10. . There has been no agitation in the engineering trade since
JAMES TIMMS gelalrf. Liverpool, late timber merchant. the groat strike in 1ti.52, and the present mosemeot has
Jima, at S. ' taken place against the wish of the officials of the society,
Rosati Sworn", Ererton, Lanceshire, inspector to an omnibus who
company, Jas. 6, at 3. i• an highly COIRMInaIETS In their •
WILLIAM Maw, LlEeßpool. engraver, Jan. 4, at 3. t Mazaziums, Dm% 19.—The Memasgerivi Im-
lIIVOLT HAN. Huntsplll, Somereetsis, batter dealer. Dee.!!, petioles steamer sailed today with the India and China
CHARLES TAYSZNIM, Swamies, late clothier's assist Jan.:, at 3. mfoariAisimadris.le 240,0004 for India, 4,0004 for China, and 2AOOOI.
Arian vriuwg BArwiD, swam.* beerhouse keeper.
Jan. sokt 3.

BREMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brune-
wick, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's
ay arst-claas screw vteanser SCHWALM Captain G. ERNST,
MB be despatched from Honelydown on TERAGIDAY, the
tick
bst
Instant (weather permitting), atcalling at Brunsw
Pia, Blackwell, for passengers, at 12 noon.—Fares to Bremen. LI
sad El . return tickets, LS and Al Us—Apply at CHAPLIN".
Universal Ofßcc, Regent-circus, W. ; or to PBILLIPWL GRAVES,
BRILL! /TS and Co.. St. Dunstan's-bowie, BC Dunstan's-bill, E.C.

ATLANTIC anti GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY (NEW YORK DIVLSIOIi).—FIEST M KT-
GAGE BONDS.
11...NNSTLVANIA DIVISION } SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS.
DRIO DIVISION
INTEREST PAYABLE lit January at the Consolidated Bank
(Limited).
The COUPONS from the shove Bonds will be PAID on MON-
DAY. the lit January, at the rate of is. to the dollar, and must
be left two clear days at the office of the Company, 1, WcWniin-
ater.chilinbers, Victorlaktreet.Westmluster,S.W., previously, for
examination. If sent by post. a cheque for the amount will be
remitted.
6, Westmhister-eluunbora, Vletortratreet, Westminster,
Dec. 16.1666.

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
T. Taylor and S. Count, Bury, Lancashire, cabinet makers—
Joseph Ramadan and Joshua Ramiden, Bradford, we
lstaplers—
Y. G. Swift and A. Swift, Artillery-street, Bermondsey. leather
dressers—J. 'Judson and 0. Caswell. Birmingham, tube manu-
facturers—W. H. Dutton, G. Addle, R. Mosley, and It. .Clews
(Glasshouse Mining Company;, Chesterton, Staffordshireoal
masters, so tar as regards R. A. new
Dorton. seri_ J.
Wood, O. Hallam, anti W. Burton, Jun , Longton. Staffordshire.
china manufacturers, so far as regards W. Burton. seti.-1. W.
Hughes and R. Hughes, Llanidlees, Montgomeryshire, chernlsta
—J. Hartley and T. W. Chapman. Egremout, tow spinners—l.
Penn anti H. Matthews, Northsaripton, shoe manufacturissioners—
' C. E. Allorth and H. Sprott, Oracechurch-street. comm
merchants-C. H. Cope and Y. R. Jameson, Banner-street, St.
Luke's. tr mining manufacturers—E. Clarke, J. Iligginbottom,
and W. Fairbairus (executors of the late T. Cooper, and J. Cart-
Longton. Staffordshire, IIIaIItIfACCUIVIII of rhilia—L
S.
Baron nod J. Baron, Liverpool. general brokers—R. 1.. Alston
and J. Calder, West Hartlepool, timber merchants.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
! WILLIAM KISS, West Kilbride, flasher, Dec '3, at the Easton
. Atom Hotel, Ardrossan.
Joss lignicron, Biggar, upholsterer, Dec. !Es at the Clydesdale
j Hotel, Lanark.

Tax DIRECTORS of the LONDON and St.
KATHARINE DOCKS COMPANY HEREBY GIVE
NOTICE, that. in accordance with the resolution of the
SPECIAL OEN KRAL M KEVIN 0 of Proprietors, held en the 1d
January last, they are prepared to ISSUE a LIMITED AMOUT
of PREFERENTIAL STOCK, Peoria: interest at the rate of 41
=IV, per annum, the dividend warrants for which will be
Owl half yearly.
Subecribers have the option of paying the amount subscribed
kr either In full o latterstalments as it may be called ub the
Directors in the emu a deposit of 10 per cent. moot be
Mid on application.
Nocall will be made at atom
Interval than a month, nor exceed
Raper cent. of the sum subscribed.
THOMAS CHANDLER.). Joint seacuri".
T. W. COLLET,
Deck House, sth December. 1555.

(TRES of COUGHS and COLDS by Dr.
WCOCK'S PULSIOIi IC WA VERS.—Frosa Wilma. 7.
Proepect.row, Birmingham: " Yor years I ham recommended
then,. and ne‘er knou them to fail" They give lestant relief
og asthma, consumption, coughs, and all disorders of the breath
and lungs Price is. 14d., 3. Id., and ea. Od. per box. Bold by
all druggists.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels or
to
affecting the bead, truly efficacious and pleasant, is admitted
be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds,
contirnied canes of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It fre-
quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable.
admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing.
In approaching consumpoon its effects are truly beneficial.
Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca-
tion, may depend on relief in a few minutes after takinglt.
Prepared only and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, IL King
liam._ -street. Charing-cross, London, and by all druggists, In
and three quantities in one, 2s. tad. Be particular
an▪ d
ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address
we
engraved on the stamp.

VORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE T0E-
.../ NAILS E.XTRACTRD and CURED In one minute, without
cutting or the least pain, by Mr. KENDALL. 85, Regent-street.
Ladles attended by Mrs. Kendall If preferred. Tema 3. ed.
to Se. Mr. Rendall has testimoidah from the Royal Family.
which may be seen, with thousands of others. from all parts
of
the kingdom, similar to the following: FrOM the Right
Rev.
the Lord Buihim of London .—" Mr. Kendall has effectually cured
lane corns on my feet without giving any pain."—" Sir Robert
Alexander, 35, St. James's-place. has had two large toenails and
a corn extracted from his feet by Mr. itendall, and can strongly
recommend him."
Observe, 85, Regent-street Quadrant.

KA YE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the
IrtF.ST PURIFIER of the BLOOD known In Medians,
from their largelpertended =le and geseral adoption, nisy be
WAY clamed ea • bousebold necteaary. Bold by all Medias*
tendon.