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TA9GINOiIIt LILL—New mrsmisteoub Hire
will Governments. Redaction of steerage tare to Zit Lad with
moon .1)0 to eli slaws. NETHERBY, for 81118BAbiL Yore-
, ekw. direct. pocket for list March. receiving goods mita
Fbe igh, unless previously fall. The iscoosemedeites for ail
cumss of pessimism by tills anaguldoent blsticdase dipper ship
wig be found, en inspetriloo, to be =summed by any yawl to
the dastrallan trade. Will sell rantingly to date, and cell at
pirwoh.—gp* to lAMB ;Anna and Cs., Liverpool; all
meets tor the Mick Ball lanli : and T. IL MACKAY mid Co.,
1, LedielsaLdred, London. LC.

TEI CREDIT IFONDIES* end MOBILISE of BIFOLAWD
itneitedk in COSJUNCTION AGE& and. Whom.
)(ANS Wit AramitedL_and the NATIONAL WM, trial
BICEPS APPLICATIOIen tor the CAPITAL of
THE IMPERIAL LAND OOMPANY
MAItIiZILLvB iLindtedi.
Capital. 41.000,000. In 80.1100 Meares of AM sash.
Deposit on Application Ll pm share, on Allotment le per share.
It is mat anncipated HMI more Mae iltra per share will bs
reguired in addition.
Interest at the rate in 10 per cent. per annum will be paid
fee the first two year; far whine batmen warrant; payable
helf-peariy, MU be altarbed
on
the abant NAM:Me& Attar Ike
two years, the profit income on means of Land already effected,
and profit on further sake, will be applimble for distribution se
dividend or Dolma
MineniMia.
Albert Grant, Eag., ALP., Directors of the. Credit Fon-
Ve Mem liarrinin, req., der and Mobilise. el Reiland
Edward Warner, Zap., M.T. (Limited).
ColonelJamas Bonen; I Directors of the Andateldd)litas•
J. Sidney etdpicad. f tetinfais Bank
Joseph Neale McLean;
M-P„,
P. R Renshaw. laL. Weston of the Nathan lank.
Harvey Lewis, Esq., M.P.,
Meow. War Brother of the Trinity Rome.
fLairaEdwards, Zaq Director of the General 'migration Cm
-
puny of Prance (Limited).
1. tr. larking, Yeq., Director at the Rapti= Trading Company
Maga*,
IL Emile no otrerdin, Torte.
W. Severn Armenian, Deputy end Beery of the Chamber col
Detainee, Peels.
titheArgaravivek Chamberlain to the Empire; and Member
Chamber of Deplanes.
Y. P. Awl. u Ham el* liadelebse, Parts.
Ilas and Magtolllllllll=mitted), London and Palk
The INtienat Bank, London, end fee Beenelese lie beam&
allogiallita of Linemen (LlmatedtriAmegaieL
floggirOna
Naar& liewbon. Evans, and Oa, 13, Ifinielastlene,
Mann; Italians* and Valiance. lesimetrien, eirind„ dad
Lombard Rome, George-yard.
Masora Mellow Marrmall, sod Deafen, 9, lamberd4l9994,
Henn Rill, faircetra, and Hill, 29, LC.
Messrs. Laurence, lion, and Pears; I, Mogul-001111. Throstoorson-
street, I.C.
C onse
Peal Bawd; Marmilles (Member at Ike
il Ginkel).
EncesiniT (pro tem.)—Alfred Lowe. lug.
Tenationry Ofilese—l7 end 10, OarshilL

although he had seen a sentry strike at amen with
the butt end of his rifle, he had never seen him
employ his bayonet for that purpose.
Apart from the oases which I have thus noticed
in something like detail, there have been numerous
other instances in which persons have coma before
the commission to eoinplain of acts of violence and
brutality. Several persons have spoken to their
having themselves been flogged without any trial,
and one man described how his mother was stripped
Joked, tied to a tree, and whipped with a cat. A

snum nom LITZEPOOL OR lIIINETOWN TO i
NEW YOWL, TWICE A WW
MIRE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORE, and
J. PHILADELPHIA REIUII4SIIIP 00WPANY Weal de-
epalehltilthstr Itßlowared2Tide-hil Ind Arm lemendhlta,
pion the Called Skids ,
FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW TO=
CITY OF wasuntoroN. wallow:is', mina T.
Jammu)). Friday, Ranh I.
CITY ON BALTIMORE, Wedncoday, Yawl IL
Aid every Wednesday, and alternate ftedese sod essurdaya
cads 11•121.11 mail desiorre sellessoi=arets=
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M"by the Itidays and datarday's abeam" 15 whom
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tammtiLlrZalegoose terms. —ll' bother partleaba to
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woman named Bennett asserted that she bad re-
ceived 100 lashes with a wire oat. Her back was
examined by two medical men, one of whom, Dr.
Barman, said that she had not been whipped at an,
while the other, Dr. Philippe, stated, so far as ha
mold see she had not received 100 lashes. Oa

the following day Mr. Maine, the Collector of
Customs at Moron Bey, proved that she had re-
ceived 25 lashes, bat denied that there was any
wire in the oat. He added that he bad seen her

taking a prominent part in the riot et the Iltit of
October. In another (Wanes a man more that he

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dTiy; Mora I.
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• Takla( poseseeses sod moods tar Nairn and Havanna/4 to
bs Saaarterrost st New York on board the ILALSJI. Conks
CHINA. tor BOSTON, Saturday, Nara 17.
iledelosuodey, heetudisa steward's to sad arootions, bat
without wows er liquors :—To Banta: sad Brae" abet
; wend cabin, Alt To New York, chief cebba, 4;10; eseand
iabte. 4613.—Apply to I. B. Foord, U. Ott Broodetrook London :
I.IL Cords, Ban% aed it, Mace de lo Bowes. Pole ; aad
Bon n. IS. Jamaloaatroot, Oisatow Ds ad stad C. Wan,.
insoneown ; or D. sad C. Nattlror, S. llsteredtest. Ileattlest.

a punishment Welave not yet bad much infor-
mation as to the doing. of the Maroons, but
some light has been thrown upon the state of
things which prevailed in Bath while they oocupied
that town, and it has been settled beyond all ques-
tion that these, and at that time, wire was need in
making the eats which were employed for the flog- •
ging of prisoners. Peter Bruce, who filled the
office of provost-marshal at the police station at
Bath, informed the Commissioners that be fled
—I pennon he meant either by his own hands or
those of his subordinates—from si: o'clock in the

OBJECTS OE THE COMPANY.
The Imperial Laid Company el Msassillo (whish has been
nearly twelve months in eoures at is established
with a view of purchasing and aeq land and property in
the Impotent dip of Marseilles. the of the am
e, and the
seqtheitica of ecinsandens and privileges eonericted with the
develop:that and improvement' of the any and
of Sind
In furtherance thee, °bleed, an d after and eared
inveatigatioe, various properties have been p in the
beet poetises erg the lily, and where the Kogrem of the iniprov e-
ntente glees asmasnee of profitable rein
PROPERTIES ACQUIRED.
The propirties with& the Company have amothed are es
foams:
1. The joilette propirty, of shoat 0,1144,000 square feet
of befidim land, nelorld of steed&
1. The Res Imperials property, wadding of about 118,000
WM, feet.
S. The Catalans moldy, eandstingof the Hotel, the Imperial
Club. Baths, hose* and brads( pads. In all about ASWAN
square feet.
4. The Prado ProPerty, eondefing of building plots of about
104,000 sours feet.
It will be seen, on Wenner to the map, that the Oramany's
purchases comprise the lands to the north of the town as well as
those to the south, with a large extent of notroard; making a
total of about 4,9oo,lloothnersfeet
MARSEILLES, PROGRESS OF.
Marseilles, both in population and wealth the lort maritime I
city in France, eonta(r • dews populatioa of more than
100,000 seats. During the pad pear 1.000 vessels, with a len-
nage of upwards of 4100,040 tons, entered and left the harbour.
Marseilles command, the ishmeeep of the Mediterranean, en- I
cusses nearly the wbo, trade with Algeria, and is the packet
station for the Peninanthr and Oriental Steam Company, the
Messigeries Imperials*, and other steam-packet companies
trading with all parts of the world. It pommies ermumnilawir
doeks and warehouses, and, by railway, le in dhese sethement.
cation with all parts of France.
The old harbour having been found inadequate for the
estmadleg scansieree of the plane, the new Harbourired
Joliette, mooring an area of 06 aerie, was sonstraetel, mid Is
constantly weeded with shipping. It is surrounded by dead
maranitivith stately buildings on lie north side, and • sew town
is rapidly in its Immediate Sines IWO three etheir
bolas ve been thestrueted, named Ds Learth d'Arthe, sell
Napoleon, which will double the Nohow seeommodatkm ef
THE 1MP21.0111 mum? IN MARSEILLES.
It Is well known that his If slaty the Emperor of the lout
lakes deep interest in the welfare and prosperity of Mareefiles,
and the Morton haver=mreasees to believe that his Majesty's
grottoes and speed may be depended upon to aid any
enterprise having ke the present Company) the object of
developing the re•Oareee of the city, and accordingly application
▪ Intended forthwith, be male by the Directors to obtain the
'drudge eeneessioa for metes the Pan SA Nicholas and Is
make the new Catalina Port.
RUE IMPERIALS.
By the eonstruetion of the Doe Imperial., which is SO feet
wide, and lined by important builder, a direct eommuntoation
has been Greeted between the Rue Caneblere, the Exchange,
the Loden Bean or old Harbour, and the new basin. or docks
above mentioned. This has saw ed the demontioa of loge
blocks of houses densely occupied, which stroamstance, togs.
Sher with the previous dencieney of house thoornmodation.
renders the construction of new buildings absolutely necessary
for commercial and residential purpose, end sasses an eager
demand for rased plots of building land.
JOLIETTE PROPERTY ACQUIRED.
In this quarter of the town, where the *maenad require-
mots of the growing population areareb sveat, the Company has
thawed about 67 acres of freehold building land. exclusive of
streets, and this under emotionally favourable oirowestances
both as respeeL situation and terms of payment.
RUM IMPLRIALL PROPERTY ACQUIRED.
More than WO) square feet of this land are in the Rue
Imperials—tin Onset street in Marseilles. The remainder
Psituated in the Quarter de la Joliette, commencing itt the
Port of La Joliette, and extending the whole length of the
docks, the Basin d'artno, the Port Napoleon, and terminating
at the Basin Bedaub. Then lands are traversed by streets from
40 to lto feet wide, in oonnecUon with the Rae Imperials by the
Boulevard Maritime, and are surrounded by an industrious and
thriving population.
TIRE 01 PURCHASE
The land will be handed over to the Company completely
levelled, with all the streets and footpaths paved, drainage com-
plete, gaa laid on. and provision made for UN supply of water to
the topmost stories.
As by the conditions of the treaty for the acquisition of the
Joliette Estate. it is sUpulated that six years should be given,
by which time the estate is to be covered with houses the op-
tion Is reserved to the Company for the same period, daring
which it may sleet either to psy the purchase-money in one sum,
or to make an annual payment of equal it
utatments. nding
over a perlot of thirty years, with a fixed rate of interest tt
sinking hind.
PROFESSOR DONALDSON'S REPORT.
Before the treaty for this portion of the property was eon.
eluded the purchasers secured the services of Protestor Danald-
sou (late President of the Institute of Brittsh Architects) to per-
woolly investigate the operations in progress at Marseilles, and
the character and value of the aids. A espy of his report
accompanies the prospectus.
CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED.
The Catalans Properties are to the immediate neighbourhood
of the marine residence of the Emperor, and command a
frontage to the las of about a mile in length. They are
admirably situated both for business premises and private villas.
BUILDINGS NOW ON CATALANS 118TATI.
Many first-cleas houses are already greeted • magnificent
hotel (now open), having 140 rooms : and the Imperial Club
(now in course of construction), of n ble architectural elevatton.
surrounded with tenure and gardens, all laid out under the
government plan. There Is an extensive bathing establishment,
often frequented by more than 6,000 bathers daily.
This district will undergo a radical improvement when Fort
• Niehold, which separates the Catalan property from the
centre of the town, shall have been demolished, a new port
constructed, and additional streets made, so as to render ems.
pieta the facilities for communication between the old and new
portions of the town.
The man eipality of the town of Marseilles engage, at their
own expense, to lay down gas, make macadamized roads, and
ensure a proper water supply for the bonze*.
There are in this quarter about four miles of streets from 40 to
60 feet In width, which have been recently opened and lighted
with gas : and the Boulevard In Corded@ at feet in width and
lately opened for trade) forms a continuation of the splendid
promenade of the Prado.
The district communicates with the Qua! de Rlve Weave, the
centre of the old port and of the comm-ree of the town, by the
Boulevard de l'Empereur. All these important facts furnish
assurances of great success, and there can be no doubt that this
portion of the Company's properties will be sold at a price which
will yield • very
THE thrge Profit.
PRADO PROPERTY.
The Prado Lands are near the Southern Railway Stamen. in an
admirable positron, and well adapted for the establishment cd
warehouses, shops, its.
With respect to th, value and propane of these properties, •
report by Mr. P. Borde, the well-known engineer, of Manatee,
thoompanles this prospectus, giving amide details thereon.
AMOUNT AND PERIOD OP PAYMENTS.
The total amount of purchases to £.1,3116,103 of this sum
£2,668,640 is payable by instalments spread over various dates
and extending in Dart to a period of tio years, and only Atithatt
in oath, on taking over the estates, caution money being lodged
In the meantime for the due observance of the Company's en
Forewent.. It is therefore erpected that, with the aid of the
Company's borrowing powers, not more than £lO per share will
he required on those shares not fully paid up on allotment.
Thus, with a comparatively wall amount of capital, the share-
holders have the advantage d profit derivable from dealing with
a very large extent of property
JOLiATTE PROPERTY RI-SOLD.
As evidence 0: the value of the purchases, the Directors have
the satisfaction to announce that they have already concluded
meats with an Association of Builders at Marseilles to
61:1127.. to them one of the properties (the Joliette property)
at a proAt of about £400,000, such property and profits to be
paid for by annuities and sinking fund over a period of thirty
years, with option on their pert to pay for the whole at any
time daring eve j with 1111 obligation on the pert of the
eentructors to deposit sum of four millions of francs (e1e0.000)
as caution money, at fixed period. (the Sod instalment of which
was paid on the execution of the contrast), and also to *over the
y with buildings within a period of rive years at their own
rrin BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious Bert
1 earl Liver Complaints, FRAMPTI:iIfiI PILL of HEALTH. • The shareholders will have the benefit of this contract, anti
Sod by .11 ii.dicips Vend., as, is; lid. and on pa. per box ;or from Ortober, 1867, will receive the ismeine derivable from this
obtained throush any Chemist. contrast, via. the difference between the annuities to he paid
_ and received by the Com , and this theme joined to the ea-
=revenue from the C estate, as well as to the antici-
profit on farther sales daring that period, win, it is inti-
mated, not only enable the directors to continue the payment of
the interest at le per rant. per annum, but enable them to de-
booms on the modal callad up.
As fe the Cataian property, having resod to its important
position. the command it has of the see-board. the facilities it
prows for pout:scum ot the sew port, arld ils peeral

/NHS CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited).
NOTICB 111 1111:15BT OW LW, that the TRIAD 011 DI.
An GINJULAL iIIiETING of
eag the Wieceboldere of *l.
=nth be held at St. Clema nous (the Com y's
Mow, Clemenife.lane, Lombardatassi, on THQIEDAY,
Miami day of Marcia. UK at one o'cisdia,isecieell, to reeetTe
the noon of the Directors, aerorepanted an audited Mats-
uda of accounts to the Slat Diumnber, I to declare a dirt.
dead. and to sleet Auditors for the ensuing year
And notice le also given that the Transfer Books of the Cots
mil be closed preparatory to the meeting from theta to
of Marsh, both days tnatadve.—By order.
Maga 1. INS 41. W. BISIWALL. BanWa•

morning until dark. In the first indium he made
the cats only of whipcord, but these were objected
to by one of the magistrates as being too light, and
he was directed to make them of wire. Plasio-
forte wire was supplied to him fee the pur-
pose, and he mixed it up with the strands of
whipcord. The cats so prepared were, he de-
clared, used exclusively for the benefit of men, the
women being flogged with cats made of whipcord
alone. A great deal of evidence has been given as
to the destruction of houses, and the carrying off
of furniture and clothes belonging to persons who
were accused of having in their possession stolen
goods, but who assert that all that was taken
from them was their own property.
A most extraordinary, and in many respects
painful scene, occurred on Friday last,when Major-
General Forbes Jackson, the magistrate who was
requested by Mr. Eyre to accompany the first de-
tachment of troops which proceeded from New-
castle towards the some of the disturbances, was
examined. The general was an offins in the sor-
tise of the late East India Company. He is
evidently a man of very violent temper, and
his conduct when before the Commissioners
can hardly have impressed them with &very favour-
able opinion of the discretion which heves likely to
exhibit in the discharge of the duties entrusted to
him by the late Governor. Before being sworn, he
complained in an angry manner that be had been
insulted by a sergeant al polite. He bad, he said,
upon his arrival, asked to be accommodated with
a seat, and he had been told to sit down be-
tween "two niggers." The Commissioners declined
to treat this as a serious grievance, and Sir H.
Storks informed the general, that if he had any
complaint to make, it must be submitted to them
in writing. General Jackson then described the
operations at which he was present, dwell-
ing most emphatically upon his own share in
them, and most energetically defending the
conduct of Colonel Hobbs, Captain Field, whom
he described as "that man of iron," and the troops
under their command. According to his own ac-
count, he was apparently always in advance, and per-
formed more of the duties of a commander than the
officers in charge of the troops ; but probably some
allowance must be made for the natural disposition
to over-rate a man's own achievements, which in
General Jackson's case appears to be unusually
active. He favoured the Commissioners with a
full account of how he levelled his revolver at a
" big black fellow " on a grey horse; but as it
ultimately appeared that the revolver missed fire,
the story hardly excited so much interest as the nar-
rator seemed to expect. Thisrevolver, which appears
to be a favourite weapon of the general's, he acci-
dentally introduced upon the some in the course
of his examination. He asoompanied all his state-
ments with very violent motions of his arms and
body ; and in the course of these gesticulations his
cherished pistol escaped from his pocket, and
fell with a loud noise upon the floor. I do
not know whether it was loaded or not ;
but fortunately it did not explode ; and like the
big black man on the grey 'norse, the commis-
sioners escaped without injury. The general
showed great indisposition to answer the
questions put to him in any way but
his own, and more than once had to be
rebuked by Sir H. Storks and other members
of the commission for the intemperance of his
language. In one instance he was making a long
and not very plain statement, when Mr. Gurney
intimated to him that he must answer the question
which was put to him. To this remark he re-
replied loudly and angrily, "Don't threaten me,
I wall answer the question in my own
way, or I will leave the court." Mr. Gurney ex-
pressed a wish that he would behave like a gentle-
man. The witness retorted, " I don't want you
to teach me ; I am a wajoriteneral of her
Majesty's army," and Sir H. Storks found it
necessary to remind him that he was in
the presence, of the Governor of Jamaica,
who was addressing bbn as a major-general.
This rebuke for a time checked the general's rude-
ness, but before be left the room he again addressed
himself in a most improper manner to Mr. Gurney,
who be declared knew nothing about the matter
ander investigation, as be was a "mere
drawing-room man ;" and concluded by saying
most emphatically, "If Colonel Hobbs, an
officer, a sergeant, and a private of the
6th Regiment are called butchers ; then I, General
Jackson am a double butcher." Then Sir H. Storks
interposed, and told lam that be would not allow
him to proceed as he was doing, and the general
left the room. The exhibition which this gentleman
made of himself was so ridiculous as to provoke
the laughter of all who witnessed it, but it must
have strongly suggested to their minds bow no-
fortunate it was that a man of so excitable
a disposition, and apparently so unable to control
his temper, should have been selected by Mr. Eyre
for any position which involved any authority or
influenee. If other magistrates who accompanied
the troops in their expeditions through the country
are at all similar in disposition to General Jack-
son, it is not to be wondered at that we bear
of so many excesses committed in their presence
and apparently iu some instances with their coun-
tenance.

METROPOLITAN TRIM HOSPITAL,
Divomaimm
The Ilea Boa. the LORD TaarOß., he.W kindly eseented he
r. 222 as the ARRIVAL/WARY FRIMITAL, at the lard=
on WIWI( &WAY, Marsh 1{,180&
...ragmen waling to become Stewards are requested to tor,
vied their MONO to the seeretary.
lands are argestly needed to =Magda the eerie/ray el the
Melts& sad will be thankfully resolved by the bankers, Weems.
Baratta, Roane. lianbary, and Lloyd, to and le. Lombard,
dant by the secretary, at the heeNtal : aid h
GURNIIY FRY. Chatham of Carmatika

METROPOLITAN' HALL, Edgware-road.
Open at 7.—JAKIB WIACOCE, Pregortetor.—lf the
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witness the great MACARTH Y at 9.50 in the new Combs B.
entitled NATIONAL 1.2•11L9, or, Mararthi at Home. end
Oa& mom seagoing expectations will he realised. Antis
41411111, the Wards, and a host at other Artistes will oppose
sightly. An entire change in the llaterioplation. SAM at
MEM at 11.$0.—Manager, J. J. POOL&

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aces lamps, 9d. ; magonms, 93d.; beef dips, : moulds, SW.:
best Colas ell. M. per n ; yellow soap, Ns., 40s , Ma,
and,4ilua ices Mita. ; mott. sea. : old brown Windsor, L. 9d.
r et , mamma brown Windsor, 1a: white Windsor,
honey. is. rd.: glycerine and almond. Is. per bar—tor
wash. at IL P. DAVIES and SONG old established warehouse,
IA Bt. Martin's-lane, Charing-cross, London, W.C.

PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS arc
BEET and CHLUEBT.
BTEONO to Till ELACK TEA, le ed., ft., le bd., So, la 44
Nail Mlle:Jou Black Tea is now only ge ad. per poen& Pure,
Mauarei choice Ceffee, ls, St, la. et, ls. Si.
sad Co.„ Tea Merchants, it, Xing WiElammtlest,
City, Loidort, E.C.
A price current free. Sugars at market prices.
PHILLIPS sad Co. send all goods carriage free within eight
files of No. 8. King Williammtreet ; 4Js. worth carriage free to
say railway station or market town In England.—Phillips sad
Os bare no agents, nor any commutes with any kous In War-
mew or Swansea.

TH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—T 6•
11 tear of pain and dread of operation Inherent to all deter
say many to whom ARTIFICIAL TENTH are of vital impor-
tines from availing themselves of the services of a dentlat. Is a
puttee founded In 1830, and now extending over greater pert of
the kingdom, an experience unequalled km been obtained, en-
wins us to offer even the most senal.lvs sufferer a system of
lisaUstry perfect In Its absolute freedom from psie, a spectate
Prialning only to oar practice, and for which her Majesty has
paled her royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon-
Nierference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting
Mead of extraction of loose teeth until they become firm and
add In mastication, and the utter &bemuse of all and every op,-
rrso that the most nervous person can be *applied without
i pain or inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, more
durable, nature!, and comfortable than any yet produced. Con-
Saltation free. Teeth from 5a., sets from fly. to 15 guineas,
airraated. For the efficacy, utility, and success of this system
Vide " Lancet." Messrs. LEWIN and 815110 N 110SBLY and
KiN4, SO, Berners-street,Clatord•atreei, and 448, Strand, opposite
muting-cross Railway Sutton. Daily attendance at le. White-
Mand ; 10, Norfolk-street. Sheffield; 4, East-parade,
4, St. Nicholas at, idcarbre, and Coney-el, York.
Ihtabilahed 1880. Ito counexiou with any else of the sane name.

1 LADIES.—ROWLANDEr ALYDOR, an
1100riental IC
Botanical preparation for Improving and &mutt-
bine the Complexion and Skin. The radian bloom It imparts
Is the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces to
Be hands and arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and re-
lining all redness, tan, pimples, spots, ireadet, discoloration",
mad other cutaneous visitatins, render it Indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate ea the skin,
whether with reference to cold and in. leniency, or intense solar
beat. Price 4a ed. and du ed. per bottle.—Pold at 10, Batton-
garden : end by chemists and perfumers. Ask for " Rowlands'
lairdor,' and beware of spurious and pernicious snicks under
W Mad of "lialydor."

'NOTHING IMPOSSIBUL—The greatest and
.A.N most useful invention of the day, AGUA AMARZLLA.—
Maws. JOHN GOBNELL and 00., nrwe lbw-court, Lombard-
street. London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
blic this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the
▪no hair to it+ pristine hue—no matter at what age. The
Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes ; it. 00 the
rein=, is beneficial to the system. and when the hair Is roes
one application per month will keep it in perfect colour.
Price Al Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, lOs. Id. John Goma
end Co. have been appointed perfumers to 11.13. H. the Pliocene of
Wale& —J Oil 00o' ELL and Co's. CHERRY TOOl H PASTE Is
=superior to any tooth powder.—To Wharf, be bed or all per-
chemists, and at the sisnotaotory, led Bull
Upper Thamesetreet. London.

DR. SOOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, •
a sever falling remedy, prepared without an/ man's,
Ingredient, Wet the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be foun invaluable
to 511 who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion.
wind. spasms, giddiness, dinginess of the eyes, dtc. For habitual
Culaventos, as a family aperient medicine, and u a purifier of
Ifle Wod, they are truly excellent mild in their operation and
sratend to the stomach, they create appetite, Mina. diallaitOe.
Sad atrenglltm thewWe nervous m.—Bold by W. Lam-
bert. chemist, 8, Sing winismarzeet, and by moat
&Reline, is boxes. la led. and la. 9d. Be aunt to ask for Dr.
float s Bilious and Liver Pilla The genuine are In a square great
package with " William Lambert" angravod on Use stamp

JOZEAIPS COPAHINE MEGE, the only
French preparation adopted by the Paris Academy and
London Co.es, of 9 , on the report of Mews Cutleries.,
9licord. Lloyd, Polon and Leffroa Mark ." Lancet,' Nov. 6,
116!). curve to an aversie of ex days either recent or
. chronic.—
L, id, at G. JOZEAtila French clonal, Majurclug. Post
am rietiPt ot 4a. 64.