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Just published, in 1 vol., cloth boards, price 7s. 6d.,
TbRECEPTS for the PRESERVATION of
HEALTH, LIFE, and HAPPINESS, MEDICAL and
RAL. By CLEMENT CARLYON, M.D., late Fellow of
Pembroke College, Cambridge.
London : Whittaker and Co., Ave Maria Lane.
saf•whom may also be had, by the same Author, in 4 vols.,
"EARLY YEARS & LATE REFLECTIONS."

NEW CHRISTMAS DRAGON STORY.
On December 1. Illustrated by "Phiz," foolscap Bvo, extra
cloth, gilt edges. Price 3s. 6d.
TJLF THE MINSTREL; An Original Fairy Tale,
never before published.
By ROBERT B. BROUGH (Editor of the Welcome Guest.)
London : Houlston and Wright, 60, Paternoster Row.

"A Guest that best becomes the table."---Shakspeare

This Day. Part H., New Series, Price Ild. •
THE WELCOME GUEST, Edited by ROBERT
B. BROEGH.

Contents :---
I. Miss Brown. By Robert B. Brough.
11. Lady Chesterfield's Letters to her Daughter. By
George Augustus Sala.
111. My Very Singular Adventure. By Thomas Archer.
IV. Puss. By Paul Ward.
V. British Diplomacy.
VI. Oddities of Great Men. Drawn by Kenny Meadows.
VII. Enough for a Day. By Alfred Elwes.
VIII. A Leaf from Chambers. By Edmund F. Blanchard.
IX. The Provocations of a Proteg6. By Frederick
Greenwood.
X. The Confessions of an Old Newspaper. By Alfred
Elwes.
XI. Our Titsie. By J. Crawford Wilson.
XII. The Bird has Flown. By Dr. G. Franck.
XIII. The Mastiff Guard. By H. S. Melville.
XIV. Bertha. By Paul Ward.
XV. The Allegorical Question. By K.
XVI. The New Prima Donna. By H. Sutherland Edwards.
XVII. Cheise. ' By W. B. Tegetmeier.
XVIII. Birds of a Curious Paradise. By John Hollingshead.
XIX. The Stephenson Dynasty. By Jacob Forst.
X, X. Must be Married. By Henry J. Byron.
XXI. A Cup of Tea. By Thomas Archer.
XXII. A Dreadful Story. By Edward Draper.
XXIII. What shall we Do with Her ? By T. P. Healey.
XXIV. Peeps at the Papers. By the Inconstant Reader.
The above entirely Original Articles are illustrated by
" Phiz," Kenny Meadows, W. McConnell, H. G. Hine, Julian
Porch, T. K. Macquoid, and H. S. Melville.

Early in December will appear, price 3d.,
ALL THE WELCOME GUESTS AT HAWLEY '
GRANGE.
With some particulars of
THE UNWELCOME GUEST,
And his abominable behaviour on the occasion;
Being the CHRISTMAS NUMBER of " The Welcome Guest."
This Number will be richly illustrated, and contain several
original Christmas Stories.
London : HOULSTOK and.Wmour, 65, Paternoster-row.

CHRISTMAS GIFT.
On December' 1. New Volnme for 1650-60. Price 2s, 6d.,
complete in itself i Illubtrated with numerous Engravings,
cloth, gilt, crown Bvo.,
THE FAMILY ECONOMIST. The charm of this
book is, that it treats of everything 'connected with
home in a lively and intereSting style, interspersed with
Original Poetry, Anecdotes, and instructive Tales -by well-
known and popular Authors.
London : HOULSTON and WRIGHT, 65, Paternoster-row.

•Dedicated to Dr. LETHEBY, M. 8., Medical Officer for the tkty
of London.
This Day. Complete in Two VoliinrieS, price 3s. 6d. each, or
bound up as One Volume,. 78.,..c10th, gilt,lCrown Bvo., 800
Engravings,
THE FAMILY DOCTOR : a complete Dictionary
--of-Domestic Medicine and Household-Su-wry. -- -
This entirely. new, Work is written in plain and simple
language, so that every one what' reads may 'undeistand, and
know hqw to apply, the information. Never has a more
thoroughly Useful book been offered to the public. In, every
house it will relie,ve,anziety, and save money; in.most emer-
gencies it will Unerringly tell what to do, and how to do it.

London : HOULSTON Wand WRIGHT, 65', Paternoster•row,

On December 1. Entirely New-Volume. Second Series, price
3s. W. Illustrated with 350 Original Engravings. Also,
First and Second Series, bound together as One Volume,
price 7s. Illustrated with 670 Original EngraVings. Crown
Bvo., pp. 756. Title and frontispiece by Harvey,
TEN TIIOVSAND WONDERFUL THINGS.
Comprising. everything marvellous and rare odd, curi-
ous, and quaint, eccentric and extraordinary in all ages and
nations.'! Edited by E. •F.' KING, 31. A.
London: WARD and Locx, 158, Fleet-street.

On December 1, with charming Steel Engraving, and above
200 •Vfoo&cizt 'llluStiatiens, • price 9s. 6d„ cloth gilt. 'The
Christmas Volume (1859-60) of
THE FAMILY FRIEND. This New Volume of
the Family Friend iirilfbelinind a'. delightful Christmas
companion, containing everything to cheer, amuse, and ani-
mate, besides a vast amount of usefulinformation for all times
and seasons. The book is unusually full of charming illus-
trated-tales-and pastiineT-which----cannin--fall--to- -enlrance-- the -
comforts of the fireside, and please every. Christmas party.
London : WARD and LOCH, 158, I'leet-street, and all
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