The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapena-
abletoprrrnrd at t mctiou, met to health and lisi,fecity
h the proper liee.th.:ttfott of fo.et. RIM LA N les ulat]Tu, or
lilt L IiENTIFIfter, cortlp..tualell of Oriental ingredients: i
• t value in preserving and heautifylng the Teeth
mree,thenific the gums, and In giving a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It eradie,ites tartar train the teeth, removes sputa
• iiesnietit decay, isoli•hes and preserves the er.ainel, to
el, I, it imparts a pearl-like tehitene.s. Its invaliettlt, proper.
te, have ohttillied the pat toletite of royalty anti the aristiventey
• f Enrols., and It Is iniiver,illy in lit,h repine. trice to, ed. per
at 20. Ilatton.gardeu, and by chuntsts ant! perfumers.
dak her Itowland's °dont°.

DR. scams BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS,
a never failing remedy, prepared without any mercurial
tbfredlent, will he found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious
and hoot complaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, mddineau, di:cl-
ean of the eyes. tc. For habitual coativenews, as a family
aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly
nerlient ; mild in their operation and gratehri to the stomach,
they create appetite, pr• mote dismal-ion, and atremfthen the
while nervous aystem.—hold by W. Lambert, chemist, 8, Klati
William-street, CA:mug-cross, and by most druipriats, In bores
la lid. and three tinier the quantity in out, 2a. Pd. he sure to
uk br. Scott'. And Liver Ville. The genuine are In a
green package, with " William Lambert" engraved on flu
stamp.

loZE.II.7'S COPAIIINE.—In chronic or recent
tir .11-eawrs a cure Is rtlecte4l In an avenge id mix digs.
Appr.ve.l by the Palls Physicians' Academy.—roll by all re-
.tuohte rim mists. is 61i. I ichtral Depot, 41., Haymarket,
1.41"tt ; at t/ Johemt. the wwly French chemist with the
diploma of the Palls School of l'h.naary.

T AITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active
principle the Latndne, which peseesaris all the soothing
Pnperties of opium without its dangers.-11z. G. JOZEA U. French
Chemist, 40, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pete of Laßue
(ot (ethic*, lushly recommended by the Ifedlcal Profession for
colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affections. syrup, 28.044
Pate. Is. led. and 2s. 3d. Pate, by poet. Is. Sod and .is. RI.

OUR NI.tIIKETS.—The BUILDER of THIS
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new t 4tll, Irai at Lima —Wanted. a 'larked for
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Ett.turi IR 1. CH .s st RE RurCO NI *g.---A meeting
of the council of the chamber was held on Tueselay. Mr.
H. W. Ripley occupied the chair, and Mr. 31. W. Thouige.
eon, M.P.. an ex-officio member of the council, was also
present. The secretary rem, the minutes of a meeting
held to consider the subjects to be recommended by the
chamber fur the consideration of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce at their meeting in London ou the 21;th of
November. The council recommended three questions foe
the consideration of the associated chambers. viz.:—" The
Incorporation of Chambers of Commerce," " The establish-
mmt of Tribunals of Commerce," and "The establishment
of a Monetary Union, mid the making of gold of those
countries included in it a legal tender in England, and
Eng:ish gold a legal tender abroad." It bad been
neeessary, as the president explained, to consider
tLis matter, in consequence of its having been determined
to meet in London in Nom:tuba r, to press upon the govern-
?sent the consideration and adoption of various corumer-
cid ',matters requiring legislation. In reply to a common'.
titian from the ForeigieufEce in respect to the China
toiff. it was replied, in a letter prepared, that the council
had no suggestions to offer. A riper on "Tribunals of
C•minieree,* prepared by Mr. .f. Behrens, was read and
sniere.l tube printed. Mr. Thonipson,M.P., remarked that
Mr. flebrens suit:,;ested, in fact, that the judge of the
t,..:ritt court should have power to call two assessors o°4l-
- with the trade of his district to assist him in decid-
e;; AMUs differences between commercial men. During the
I,,..eting the presblent took occasion to express gratifies
non that Mr. Thompson had returned to the council.
foe PAN-AN6LII4AN ENCYCLICAL.—The;Bishop
Chichester has given his adhesion to the Lambeth pas-
-oral letter in the following address to his clew)—
" Palace, Chichester,' ictober 9. Ite;7.—Reverend and doer
iir,--lion are doubtless aware of the conference which has
rneentiy taken place in London of seventy-six bishops of
the Anglican communion, collected from every quarter of
werill. My absence from that conference, in which I
fel,;eel,interest, was caused by indisposition ,• but I
mama snNious to call your attention to the pastoral letter
which kit been the result of it, and to beg that you will
micpt ...lelm measures at may seem to yourself desirable to
make the contsnts of it known to y. ur parishioners.—l
remain, reverend and dear air, your faithful and affection-
ate dioceisin, A. T. CICE.TK."
l'APII) RINE IN THE Pets% OF WHEAT.—At the
tvigtvo (Cumberland) weekly corn market on Tuesday, a
market attended largely by Edinburgh merchants, the
price of wheat (we learn from the Scotsman) rose about 84,
per imperial quarter.