The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-09 00:00:00

TRANSPARENT CANDLES.—If you only
want something pretty to look at, without minding a
little smoke and smell, and a little bending and running over if
the room should happen to be rather unusually worm, buy any
of tint very transparent low quality Parsaine Candles now sold
freely everywhere at one shilling per pond ; but If along with
heady of appearance you require ateW brilliancy of light, and
beelom from risk of thee little occasional mishaps, tell your
dealer to supply you with •• PRICE'S GOLD MEDAL PA LIIITINE
CA DLEtt," whieh though charged at a higher price per pound,
are molly cheaper when the difference of quality U taken into
seeinat. They are beikved to he the very best substitute yet
produced for real wax and spermaceti, now at such au extravagant
price, and are being intnaluosd in place of them In tho Wont End
Clans, and elsewhere where excellence of quality Is studied as
well as economy.

TAR and Co.'s SANITARY POWDER, for
~ • the Instant removal of all offensive odours in dwellings,
prevention oof infection from cholera, typhus, and other
"Imbue diseases. the destruction of noxious insects, etc
spared trim cart elhr Pheuic, acid one of the Tar acids , and
h a deodonsot, ,IvOlifeetant, and the most powerful antiseptic
Mown. Safe. dam,. handy, and cheap. Sold In packet, and air
t.,ht stoppered bottles .sues), with directions fur use, by
drnagista, oilmen, grocers and sundry men. A
swinge box sent pest free tor three stamps by TAR and Co.,
rinitery k.ency, 29, Great Si. Rehm 's, London, LC. Country
iccnts wanted.

TO COMMISSION AGENTS.-WANTED, MO:yrs for the SALE of SANITARY POWDER =wood
Chemists. Dneratots, Oilmen. Oreeen, tte—Addreva TAR sad
eaudary Agency, W, Greet dt. !Wen* London, RC.
ten advertlaewent this day.

ROWLANDS' MACASSAR —Thiselegant,
fra.^rant, and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for
Its uaprecedented sueeent during the last sixty years lu pro-
moting the growth, mooring, and beautifying the hnman hair.
It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, strengthens
weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandrlff, and makes It
beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children It Is cane-
daily re, ominentied, as forming the basis of a beautiful bead of
hair, while its introduction into the musery of royalty, and the
high esteem in which It is universally held, with numerone testi-
monials constantly received of its r racy, afford the best and
surwt proofs of It. merit*. Price ta Gd., Ts., 10.. 64., equal to
four small, and Yls. per bottle.—nold at be, llattownaden, and
by chonliste and perfumers—Ask for lowlands' Macassar Oil.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remedy, without cooking the Werth or
affecting the head, truly eiicacknis and pleasant, is admitted to
be the hest medicine for immediately relieving coughs, cold.,
cottlhored cases of asthma, and Incipient casewnption. It fre-
quently cures immune whom We faculty pronounce incurable
admirably allays the tickling widen provokes frequent coughing.
In a mg consumption its effects are truly benenciaL
Per.dia devised of sleepy ur even lying down for fear of slaw&
Wm,my depend on relief In a few minute. after taking it
PrepirW only snd sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, 8, King
Nara- 44.4 Charing-cram, London, and by all druggista, In
bottles, 13e4., and three quantities In one, Pd. lie particular
sad ask for Lambert's Aollinuale balsam. The name and address
me engraved on thi stamp.

ALL WHO SUFFER from INDIGESTION
should nee
NORTON'S CAMOMILE FILM
Sold everywhere. Boltk 1411. 9cl and lla

BILIOUS and Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
R
Sick Head& he, Loss of Appetite, Drowsiness, (Ad-lines'
Wafts, and all Murders of the Stomach and Bowels, are quickly
emoted by that well-known remedy.
FRAMPTON'S FILL OF HEALTH.
Thy unite the recommendation of a mild operetfor with the
■ t suer-ear deflect and where an aperient Is required nothing
AM be better adapted. hold by all medicine vendors, at la. 1K
tis. Ad per bog or obtained Woo any chemist.

Tat Itiors Sour,' Devos.—The rioting in
Stan Devon, which has formed so unpleasant and sue-
psing an incident of the week, has happily ceased. The
athorities having displayed much vigour, the really dis-
eectesi, who are numerically weak, have been cowed, and
tie well-intentional have seen the folly of countenancing
seh lawless freaks. A considerable number of men,
elks. and women have been brought up at Exeter,
fiftieth. Newton, and Torquay. charged with complicity
the disturbances, and several have been committed
fr trial. At Exmouth the rioters visited out-lying
arms and did considerable damage. The owners of pro-
?erly destroyed should instantly make claims for coin-
pensation before the magistrates, for the law is peculiar
and complex, and any delay will invalidate the claims.—
Wesstris Morning News.
CttTloN TO NI ETZOROLOG Isr4.—The camphor
storm glass, to which the frequent reference made by the
Liao Admiral Fitzßoy has given an almost official sanction,
is declared by Mr. C. Tomlinson of King's College, a very
competent authority, to be influenced solely by variations
of temperature--to be, in fact, a rude kind of therm°.
scoya,vaitly inferior to a thermometer, and of se meteoro-
logical value whatever.—BritisA Medical Journal.