The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-15 00:00:00

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH,
H MILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON,

WHIRS

1. Tbs reital principal Is in the bln-id.
Iscrything in the t, dy is denser', from the blood.
3. All colatitutiens are ra hr►lly the same.
4. All diseases arise from impurity of the blind, or, in other words, from acrimonious htimOurs
lodged in the holy.
5. Pain and disease hare the some origin, and may therefore be considered synonymous.
6. Pro n the intimate connexion auosisting between mind and body, the health of the one must mew
dike to the serenity of the other.
CAUTION TO
It is right that the public should know that unprincipled parties pirate the Ilygeian s:
order to obtain a sale for their pills. Against such a system of fraud, Itygeitto hereby pr

XTItAORDINARY PREPARATIONS for in
EXTRAORDINARY SEA,ON.
The linnet extraordinary aesenn that has ever dawned on this proud 1
metropolis la that up •it watch we may now he said to hove entered. t
A spring and cattier sesonn is el ways looked Int ward to web lively I i
nnticinations, and is ever welcomed after the unmotonous dodgem of •
lung, cheerio., winter.
Such a eeneon as the present i • porta vitality and vigour to trade
and COMTIVIICth and re.thiniates [hoar speculations which partially
slept during the interregnum of winter.
L..IICT ordinary circumstances a spring rearm is en important *ea-
ses to London ; but when viewed in e natgiou with that event which
is now on the 'ye of taking place, how incalculably is its import.
anise enhanced.
The greatest even• that ever empl,yed the pen of the historian,
anthentor molten, is row all but n, hand. The metropolis is about
receiving into its bosom the vrirus people of the car true parts of
he earth. The curtain is about rising ha. the performance eta dram.,
the gteateat that was ever en mted, and industry in to celebrate ills
universal jubilee.
ine streets of this great eiyital will soon more with a et:111111cm, ,
:eyeless multitude, and landon in to be a world within a world,
What a season, toerefore, may we no! ezpect! And for such a lea-
eon, what preparations should we not make
II VAM and Co., SG, OxforMst.eet, sod 3s, Gracechurch.street, are
induced to make this special announcement id their Sums and Sum-
mer preparation., not only on account of the eatrinirdinary Petra-111,
but equally on account of the extraordinary ch •r .cter of their pro.
sent stock. It is not the practice of TITAN and Ca. to lead the ex-
pectation* of the public too high. A poker. plain, and unembehistied
statement of facts it far to be it:timed is the view of the proprietors,
and is for were eaCulated to weigh wits a thinking public ; but
nevertheLees, there are certain cases, in which some del, alum Iron an
ordinary rule it all hut necessary, and undoubtedly the present
must be admitted at each an eaceir ittn. The 11,1 object of the pro.
pintoes is to call attention to their stock an purchased in

DR()FEStIOR BROWNE% CHIN CONIFO I tTER
L impasses every thing yet produce) for a comfortable shays.
its fine, rich, and emolUest cream lather gives the chin a lusurinnt
ennicren, co tens the braid m a surprimcg manner, and makes shaving
a luxury. Sold in oxpistre cakes, 6d• each. and to be had of all eta-
boners, chymi•ts, end perfumen in the United hingrinm, and of the
proprieter, VREDIXHICK BROWNY., 41, Eenchurch-strest.

PATENT OA LVAN IZ ED IRON.
t. 'bee% plain or corrugated; rain water and Fraa tubing;
gotten, wrought .1. can ; wire, of all Nun; hooPitti, nails. 'Malay
Nu, Pie. Apply to
TUPPER AND CARR,
Owuent of Crauford'a Patent., and auecerwors to
TUE CIALVA.NIZED IRON COMPANY.

isp7M, Inndon,
ltrendotre.t and Berkley etreet Itirosingtom.
LONDON OVEICE, 3, MANNION-110USE-PLACIL
14.13.—Every deeeriplion ~time work galvanised, and sheets corru-
gated lo London or l• inningham. Au allowance made to the trade.

T 11E BANK of ENGLAND
SEALING WAX.
Manufactured nrly by Rl DK and FLEET STREET, LONDON,
Wan makers to the I.:oven:went, is the finest Was it to poweble to
make. unigualled for Ow briiliancy of its oolour, strength of body,
and fragrance of ow nt. To prevent imposition, see that each stick is
stamped Bonk of tinolanJ Wax, London."
itynr:s IN DI 'I WAX," no 4upplied to her Majesty's Woad"
powering peculiar properties, an affords the only scummy for so-
responcloae• to or from Ant efirnotut.
"11•11)E'• MANIFOLD LETTKR WRITER" (wed in Are Ma-
testis Cotaisaf-dffir•) Is umtds, portab.e, and effective ; Js. Gd.,
upward,
Maoufacti.ry, GI, Flest.strest, Leedom; and sold by all onatry
stationers.

PIECE GOODS.
Inifining this nvAm and Co. se ..uld observe that they have corn.
roissiuncsi their representatives to time sal treat with all the principal'
lirit,sh and suatinental market., and that ouch stipulations have
pr ned triumphant beyond precedent.
rho first Mc. which .track the minds of II lf AM and ('n.'• buyers.
whit• no their tour of purchaer, wait the eatraoriliaary novelties and
improvements which preaentel themselves.
A change leo to speak) had come over the spirit of the markets
everything seemed entiiely new —the eye W. conipletely taken by
surprise at the variety andbeauty which prerented themselves to the
notice f toe buyer ; the emulation enkindlisi by the Exhibition of
'Fifty-one had been silcntly at wort, and ingenuity had been taxed to
Its uttermost —and the observer was left is admiration and a..tueosh.
went at the almost marvellous advance defer, low( mnntb..
The fabr.cation of the clothe, for the more durable articles of drew,
and that of the faricy materiaie, woe perfectly totonishinir. I•nder
such clreumslattces immediate terms were sour, and purchase, com-
pleted to the satisfaction at the buyer. and to rho *annual asti.fact ion
the pnblict.
Fur toe manufacture of such materials into
GENTLEMEN'S ATTIRE,
All the fleet Putters and Tailors bare been enlisted on the Proprietors'
staff; and lIYA NI and Co. ore preparel to ch..t:enac competition in
this respect, from what quarter suerer it may arise.
No study was spaced and no remuneration withheld to secure such
artiste aa would do Justice to material• so beautiful, eu well deserving
of the moot superior style arid manufacture.
The result of HYAM and CO.'o endeavours is now to be teen at
their EStabliahments as below, in a vast and varied St .ek of Spring
and Summer Over ('oats, Drees Caere Frock land*, .IrtnilterP. anal
Waietcoate, gracelul in the extreme, and entirely novel in character.
Ibis may, at Meet eight, appear high coloured, but an in. pection and
trial wilt substantiate every assertion.

THE ',An sEtsom
Most not be suffered to gra away without a word of acknowledgment
fr. m IIYAM and Co. to their very numerous amt gooloussuopurters.
At all the Proortetors' bitablielowents (both T,dirn end riorinedid)
not unabsting otitelviioll Or pronperity has been rapt nen,: d. The
UM,' which the propateore hare I C.41111.4i how been nothing short u(
a triumph; and while RYAS( and C o. divot AloCerey tendel their et.
premium of gratitude fur this sumer., they trust to make no me.
return in the estreordin itytheannews ui their estraAdLary prepare.-
how foe this cattle:ordinal y Neiman.

lITANI ANU CO.'S EST/
Losuus.

City Establishment ........... 36, tirseesnuren.sirres.
Observe - sod Co., Tailors, Clothiers, lissufacturers, sod
Outfitters, I.ondoo, Manchester, Liverpool. Itircritnititiou, Laval., Hull,
Glu sow, Dublin, and Bristol.

TIDE GRAN]) EXPOS111()N of DitESS for
11121.—The Estab!i.hment of SAMUEL, intorimits, MER.
CHANT-TAILORS, OUTFITTERS, and N OOLLP,N-)RAPERS, 92,
LUDGATE-lIILL, one door from the Old Sefley, hew long been known
end rented throughout the great fee ropolis and Kilted... as the only
Wove in which the best article., the most unparallelvd varieties, end
the soot aabiduote attention, combined with st, le aml awl:K.l=y, Gould
be ~sued.
The .bow rooms afford tt e mat sumptuous dlviday Memory variety
of Simony, West WEngland Clo ha, WAVE," Wier, Kemp, Doe-
skin; tbeeinierce, English sod Foreign &Lim, Sauna, Ve.vete,
em collected in one eenotiobmont.

MORISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES ARE MAN U FACTURED.

THE PRINCIPLES OF THE
HYGEIAN OR 111ORISONIAN THEORY
Are contained in the following propositions :
7. Proper purgation by vegetables in the only effectual mode of eradicating disease.
S. The discovery of a VEGETABLE COMPOUND, capable of bring dig:Bo.d, and wising with the
blood, PO as to Impart to It the energy requisite fur ridding the body of all impurities. via a desi-
deratum.
9. This discovery WA made by JAMES MORISON, the Ilyssist. in the composition of the vEra..-
TABLE UNIVEISSAL MEDICINE of the British College of Ikalth, 'lnmate's-place, New-road,
London.
THE PUBLIC.
of JAMES MORISON, and then father it upon some long-lived person or other, in
it being essential that the integrity of the Ilygeian system should be preserved.

THOMAS PEARCE and SON,
at, LUDGATE-HMI. LONDON.
MPS, CIIANDELLERE, LIisTREA, CUT TABLE ( i1.A1,g4,
Dinner, Dessert, Tea, Brealitad, end Toilet Semites: Clcks, First
elms Bronzes, Alabaster, I ',nation:al I hint and Bohemian titans,
Candelabra, Candlestick•, inkstands, Plated Articles, Tea Trays, etc.
The attention of merchants and families furnishing In requested to
the above.
Every article marked in plain figurer.
ROYAL ARCAIIE.NEW OXFORII-STREET:
This beastifut building, with Ito crystal roof, unrivalled in
England (not excepting the Great Exhibition), is NOW OPEN FOR
BUSINESS, where may be found the ornamental produstions of all
nations, comprising utility and elegunce, wherewith to furnish the
toilette and embellish the drawing-room, dining-room, or lia
beery, adorn the cottage, and rendre the boudoir an emporium of
1 works of art and ingenuity. To la pctite, the ertieleo of amusement
are moat varied and endless: and the stock of china anti glasa (of
the newest putters), to complete the appearance of the din= or
bresamst table, :+ 1110, - 11ef1.,..

CLARK'S LAMPS GIVE THE LIGHT.
CLARK'S PATENT LAMPS are made to give oiatiefaction.
They are the maid simple, the mope moonounical. and the beet of all
lamp. They burn oil or candle., and are made far every liar. Every
light can here be teen, from the etarlight night light to the brilliant
gem, which to the great et light in the world. Everyone should por-
ch* Clark's lamps, and buy none other. All who require good lamp.
will be wire to call at the eitabh.hment of the Metropolitan Light
Company, 441, Strand. View write down the 'Miro*. The Com-
pany give this caution to prevent lamps being told which are imposed
upon the public as Clark's Patent Lamps. rte. ne.

AFAMILY MEDICINE not to b• equalled is tho
world, and which hes proved a real blessing to Pamilleh—
Thai advertisement will eome under the notice of numerous families
who can testily to the truth of this fact, namely, that KAYE'S
WORSDELL'S PILLS, the medicine prepared by JOILS KAYE, Keg,
of Dalton Hall, near Hodder/Avid, and St. John'smod-park,Londna,
have in numerous instances proved indeed a Meowing. If the last
publication of ahout three hundred canes be Joked through, such lan.
lunge an the following will he found in them : —Mrs. Tapley, • nuns,
tesuding at Woodbridge, Suffolk, rays: "I confidently recommend
Kaye's Worsdell'e Pills, especially to females and mothers, having
used them myself fur weer/it yews with ItICCMIR, and having witnessed
their /wintery and invimirating iffects upon many whom I have bad
the honour of nursing '—Mr. and Mn. !lead, of the same town, ray
PO haw great pleasure In ITCOMMerkolillg WOITAIOII‘II
ha' 'ng wed them ourselvre during the last eighteen monthA and
pro NI their edlesey in wowing pain, restoring the stomach to its
pr
suit
tone and energy, and improving our general health."—Care
suit be taken to obtain the gentdoe pills, which may be known by
baring JOIIS KAYE'S coat-of-anus and a fac-simile of hie signature
printed on the directions for u.e wrapped round each box, and his
name engraved on the government stamp.

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