The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-02 00:00:00

1 .AITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active
+a principle, the Latticing., which paresis* all the goiithing
propectige 01 ~plum sithout ita dangera JOZY.t U Planck
Cheralat, hi, Haymarkot, prepares a Syrup and a Prge 01 Wins
(or lettuoe,, highly recnounended by the Medical PfOtOSMlUDiffel
COWS, uthn,r, hrimillitis, and all chest allectletia. Syrup, m. ML:
Pate, la 10. and ra. Pala, by peg, la, led and 3.41.

LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM,
an effectual remedy, without cordining the bowels or
uff.."fing the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to
he the best mmliclue for immediately relieving coughs, colds,
confirmed cases of asthma, and Incipient consumption. It fre-
quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable
&draughty allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing.
la approaching consumption its effects are truly beneficial
amiesin skstrived of sleep. or some lybog down for fear of auffoca-
lion, depend on relit! In a few- minute. atter toting it.—
Itapsnd and Fold by W. LAMBSJLT, chemist, 9, King WW
14m-street, Clueing-cross, London, and by all druggists, In
bottles, L 141., and three quantities in one, b. Id. lie particular
and eat for Laniberre Asthmatic Belem. The MOM awl address
ite amigravesi ont the stamp.

JOZEAU'S COPAHINE.—In cbronic or recent
diseases a tiro is effected in an average of six dam.
kagtowid by the Parts }lyricism' Academy.—Pold by all re-
Ilectab a chemans, M. M. General Depot, ea Haymarket,
isetloa ; at t; Joncau, the only Yrench &soda with th•
ffittionts et the Paris School of Pharmacy.

Tae WEATHER AND TEI PAlLZ.S.—NOtWithetalld-
Rig the severity of the frost since Sunday last—the ther-
mometer at the receiving-house in Hyde-park averaging 10
degrees below freezing point during the nights, and 2
degrees below during the dale—then are as yet no signs
et ice on tho various waters in the parks, with the excep-
tion of a slight film over the surface of a portion of, the
more sheltered parts of the Long Water in Kensington-
ttirThis has arisen from the strong easterly wind
g the waters in constant agitation. Upon inquiry
last evening at the receiving-house, Mr. Williams, the
rwsident ruperintendent of the Royal Humane Society,
stated ibiat io view of the continuance of the frost, the ice-
men and spieratus of the society were all ready for service,
and could be called on duty at a few boars' notice.
Warned by the ei peri ce of the but seaman. an addi-
tional force of icemen bad been engaged, and im-
proved appliances for the saving of liferarrePa, r",
tr the satiety, relying n "
the public to meet the inmered expenses. Last
evening, et R O'clock the thermometer the receiv-
hiphouse registered three degrees below freezing point,
with an indication of falling lower as the night advanced.
The wind had also considerably moderated. Despite the
coldness of the weather Mr. Williams states that from a
dozen to twenty persons bathe every morning in the Ser.
pentine, and that this number lass been eonsiderably in-
creasedduring the holidays. The elterations in the arms-
annul water in the Regent's-park, the scene of the ter-
rible accident last January, ere beintrapidly proceeded
with, but the works, however, will not be finished in tins
for the water to he used during the Plemat Na.".