The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-21 00:00:00

Obssers. N. Ballsogares4 4•141110,

11INNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
haa bow daniag twenty five yeses. emphatically LIM.
tired by the modlial pluksAloa, anduniversally accepted by
Ye pnbtle. r tit hest rcuat4:, for &eighty of the stomach,
bottedlea Val. ...I mdiretier and as a mll.l ra-
✓er eat debase amotaatoo., non ptd. ally for ladles and
Comalimai with Use Acidulabed Lemon Syrup. It Were
▪ asiaaattla afarasedati draught. in whir Its aperient qaall-
Ur an mai Imparatt. tlothat hot rases, and In bet climates,
I Ya roar amos et Ms sample and &war remedy has been
burl IWO Itnallalat —Manufactured (with tits utmost Wan-
lir le Wen& slid rutty by PINNUtbiID and On, New
Illeattatreet. Lule: aal sold by .a repestable alasmlda
Artatabana amplaw

ANEVER FAILINti REMEDY.
Dr. scorn &WM mad LIVILD HUD, p
wltbeet say Yeraterial Lagredtent, from the recipe of 1.4.7 r
will be found lawsleable to all who suffer from bilious end Hoer
comphainte„lnilmeams. wind. spasms, giddiness. dituness of Ms
eyes, tre. Yoe hashitani C. 411,elielle. as family aperia.nt
end as a yessiller of the blood, they are truly •seelient,
mild in their operelgue and grateful to the stomach, they
create appetite, promote digestion, cud strengthen the whole
INOVOWI eyeless. —Nil by W. lambert, and by most druggists,
Is belie, mel 19 At. lie sure to ask tor Le. Saws. Whom
aai Liver rum. The genuine are squaw green peckers, with
" WYMam LWOW'. 111. reemen-arrot " enmwed no the stomp.

Dear Sir,—My most cordial thanks are due to you for
your generous sympathy, which is the more welcome
since peculiar circumstances have laid me open to mimo
presentation even from professed liberals.
The point of difference between myself and an eminent
reviewer, who has thought it worthy of him to pay com-
pliments to a bishop at my expense, and at that of truth,
is nut that the reviewer considers any of my literary posi-
tions unfounded, but be wishes them to wear " • becoming
veil of German, or of Latin notes." Whereas with myself
it is no part of Christ's faith that we should misrepresent
history, or criti,istu ; nor do 1 yet believe that the people
of Eugland, whose national conscience is the living impalas'
of our articles, pay their clergy to deceive them. 1/ any
religious theory requires tionection, the clergy are the men
most bound to correct it.
The application* of such general principles to details
would, I humbly °aware, be best left to literary discus-
sions. There must be a possibility that attempts to stifle
research by penalties, without first inquiring whether the
results of research have beeu correctly given, may torn out
to be an ignorant trampling in the deist not only of the
general rights of cooecieoce but of our special *Wins-
tiou law.
Thus if it be only conceived possible that nil own delibe-
rate report of Hebrew prophecy, after many years of
thoughtful study, should turn out both true and the most
conservative view consistent with truth, it will follow upon
that hypothesis that the evasive contumely heaped upon me
by bishops, and the ill-advised suit against inn in the Court
of Archer, teed in effect to force a gigantic misrepreseete-
Hos of Holy Writ upon the clergy by violence and upon the
laity by digitise. 1 do not expect that words or deeds of
such tendency will approve themselves to the judgment of
the native or of the church, so soon as the cloud of mire-
DO. CURTIS ON SEAVUOSSID9I. GENERAL DEBILITY. dta I presentation is cleared sway.
Jut prim ts.,pont tree from the Author tor le stamps My case
now In the hands of lawyers. I am not dis-
AmiancAL ESSAY ou the CAUSE sal trustful of the result, nor yet am I so free from anxiety as COLE et TRIIMATUKE DECLINE In MAN, was FMB ,to the inatrumeute and progress of the contest that offers of
dimebm for pitied reiteration to health a.stylorar. Mks i aid, such as you have been good enough to originate, should
of tesety.o.• years suoostetel practice In the treatment of these I to
pasallar nervous sad aapiire.l wawa,. whirl lead to embitter ...Ts"...
nwtNA shorten We. By Dr. J. L cram ts, Mberiteriasteeet, j if you will kindly communicate with Charles Goodwin,
Pliasellny, Lonna. Ceosultatirets, 10 till 3. end •to B. Req., of the Temple, in whom heeds that part of the sub-
.. We feel en hesitation in saying Omni oo member of society you is left, be will he glad of your aid.—l have the honour
by sbc,., the bag, will net be Mend earful—whether be, dear Sir, your obliged and faithful servant,
rsoe bold the relation et • parent, preceptor, or clergyman.
B.OwLsaD WILLIAM&
ws Lam ter J
Lemke; Maas.* Corakill ; and J. Aliso. SR Warrialt-lelas St. Ditvid's College-le. 10.

MAP of the GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
GRATA—An SUNDAY nett. Awst 11. wtl be pre-
sented medal with the DimPATCII. the RRD PART at she
ORRAT WritTILRN RAILWAY MAP. on • genie et bad an
inch to • mile. 'Mending from Dideot to Bristol. with the Sells.
Miry and Cheltenham loanche• On September 1. the Seta-
resent division of the Environs of Paris. and on September
the Si tilt ,the Northern di% taloa of the Great Map ot Louden.—
The prim of the Dispatch is. stamped to go tree by pest, ed. ;
nostimmed, id. Moe, 130, Yleetatreet.

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row" by CIIAILLItt MACKAT. Mob by Trans Abt L.
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ewe el those neat bits for which he has acquired $ Just repute.
ilea"—The Musical World.—Loosioa Robert Cocks and Co..
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Pest free. Mx Stamps,
HINTS on NERVOUS and GENERAL
DILBULITY, f.ssltndc, Lownem of Spirits, Les of Memory,
tie=from excesses. itufferers from hereditary disease,
residence, ocadtpation, tropical climates. or any other
MOM, istlieences, can obtain instrnetions as to the means by
wild& esenteste cure and restoration eon be relied on with
msesity —Address, A. Ilanery, SS, Dorset at., London, W.