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DUSSIAN CORN anti BUNION PLASTER.-.The LI, grcat inconvenicncc and excrcuiating pain atteniling these ex- -re8cnces, which frequently expstnd so consicrictaly ns to rcntler tue boot or shoe insupportable, will be found perfectly easy, andz so re. 'tluced as to removc the very unsightly appearance ttecy trake on the fcet. In corns it iS infallible, by dissolving the hardt callouts ttub- stanee andl rendering cutting unneces8ary. Seltd in boxes, at Is. 1ld. for corns, and 2s. for bunions, by 'rait, 41, Cornhill Sangir, I507 Oxford-street; Low, 330, Strand; and Ovcerton, 51, New Bond-strcet. l ISE OF ST-ocKS.-BlSfl, of thte (ld State L0ottery Offices, No. 4, Cotnhill, and 9, Charing-crese, respcqtfully calla the attention of his best friendts, the public, to tie new l,uttery Schetne, whjich contains two prizes of 30j000., two of 00,)001., and various other capitals. All the prizes, with the exception of the two of 20,0001., ate sterling tnoney: those two are part 3 per cents.; but Bish teels 8o confident of the encreasing value of the public funds, that he guaranteesi to the purchasers at his officeg, shou)d he sell either ofthosc prizes,to pay them at therate of 1001. money for each 1001. stock; or should the3 3 per cents. then be above 1001., they may t:ske their stock,; conrcqsiently, adventutrers must gain by the scheme being partly comnposed of stock. When Bish made the late scheme, hes,ateld his reason for introdtucing 30,0001. prizes was be- cause he generally soltl ttscmn, and the result has proved he was correct, as he sold in the scheme just decill.d., 15,766, a prize of 30D,151.; one quarterof which was sold in l,ondon, ono quaiter at Malaidstone, one quarter at Bawtry, one eighth in Londlon onc six- teenth in Edinburgh, anti one sixteenth in Liverpool. iih also sold 8 other capitals drawn the s tine day andl in thef preceding monthi (October) he sold Nes. 699 and 15,566, twO prizes of 20,000.*., and'l6 other capitals, which were distributed over variolus parts or the united kingdom, the particulars of which are too volurninous to mention. Bisit is now selling, for the new 6cheme, tickets A-d s3hares on a most advaningeous pllan for adventurets; as the clhance of a whole ticket may, siltimately he obtained for less than 61., and a sixteenth for lets than 1os.; ant? for these trifling sum? bfth the 20,0001. prizes mtist be obtained, antI all the other capitals may be. Schiemes of this excelient pLan may be had gratis. .The lottery t braw and finishes next month. -WANT PLACES.-AA letters to be post paid. A S WET or DRY NunsE, a respectable Persoti, with a Ek. good bresat of riltk, ivlio easti he wetl recorunmended. Direct to my tm&ac-g .nijmi-tet ldLo-tet Clerkcenwell. A 5 UPPFR NURaS9 iP a Ge"i teman's Family, a steaty LAnd youligWoinan, w,ho is)catlbleoft tkingatchild fromnthermonth, azncan bat's a good ettaractar i'rso hner last plue~s iherersbe lived xicarly five years. Direet to M.G. at Mr. 0!ibert's, hiker,1,1ommer- S NUR.SgtaYuAli), or as Housemiaid in a small Family, A a young Woman, who can be , ell recommended. Direct to FBS, at Nir. Frost's, baker, 50, Tavistock-street,Tottei5hani-court-road. N< offleekeeper need pply.__________ S6 NUaSE.'Ass,, or to wait on two or three Ladies, a A yossilg Wvom2an, who can havah good character from tihe family she h.as left. Direct o A. i3 3, Hop-gardens, St. Martin's-lane. No offleekeeper need apply. LA S LADY'S-AtAslt, or as Upper Housemaidl, or to atteslc on young Ladies, a respectable steady young Woman, who can hAve a goo' character. Direct to A. B. at Mrs. Stmmons':s, 6, Princes- street, Cavendisih-square. N') oteekeepsr neea apply. A 8 LADY'S-MAID, or to wait on two or three young A sLadles, a young Woman, agol 24, fromn the country, tvhio under- stan-dsdressmaking, and getting up fine linen: or as Housemaid in a small Familly, where t rfoatman is kept: has no ohjeceto.a to towvn or coentry; ean have ai three years' character from hier last place. Direct to S. A. at Mr. Hzill's, Bronmley, Kent. S HOusEzEEtrt to a singlc Gxentleman, or as Cook In si ansnall Fanilly, wrlere a mns.ervant Is kept, a Person. Direct to A. A. 5,Mrhotsrc,Iisclsl e Sz S HOt,sKErEPtR to a single Lady or Gentlemnan, or in A a sniall Famity, orras l.ad y's-maid, or to Watlt an an elderly Lady, a Wldow, aged hetsveeit 30 and 40, of respectable family and citnex. tot's: ean K ye satisfactory referenci'. Direct or aitpply to A. M, at Mrs. stiUw ils,ns Lowser F4insssstoss, Ni ddlesex. A S COOK alid( HoiFSg EXEPEIr, or as Cook,where the aiay f ls her own houiekeeper, a respretahle WomiAan,w1lo ls a tthoronbI good coouk, rand uinderstantds hor husiltess: e:,n have an nmdeniable eharacterfrom her last place, iwhereshelived12msinttihs. Directto D.M.at Mr.Jennings's,citeesenmottger,Littlett rner-street,cferkenwell. A S COOK, or as Servant of All-work, where a man- it servant is kept, a re9pectable youslg Woman, *rho can have a most undeniable ch4racter. Direct to A. i3. 17, P'ortsmouths-street, Ltncoln's-nnsiellds. No offieckeeper nieed apply. ,4 S UIPPR Hoivs?,tAIn, Or1 as Nurse in a respectablv 4 2_Family. a yvoiung Worman, aged 2fl. from the cotintry, who can give reference :-s to eharacter. Direct to V. Z. 37, Gibraltar-risw, West- asluare, l.ammbeth. Nos ohiection to take r. cltst ftram the rnnttil. S I'HOUSEMlAID in a small reguilar Family, a young A Diresan. nlreat to E. .. t. at Nztr. Gooding's, baketr, I 1, New NorrIs-street, __________________Nooffiee__eper_need_apply. A S HOIToSENIAID il a respeclable Family, a young W o. IlL mass wth.ean hafetan udesilatteei :Lrseterfrr,ni her last place. Direct to J. C. at Mr. W11t'n's. haker. 42, Carey-street. S S FOOTMzrAN inO a sinall regislar Familv, where a lad( is A ktept, or only on0 a stesudy aetive yoslng Mlanl, aged 32, who perfec tly siidertaieds ihi husissess as asltilisdoor servant. aiid casl have agood clsaraeter fioti) his last titice, where tie lived twvo years; n1o ohicettout whiethier In sr onat of livtry. Direct to (G. T. 30, Great Or- *n-nd-street, Qucce q sziate. N,i olfficelceptr nced apply. F FOOTMAN in a small Family, or with a siligle (yJen. A tirtc;lena a youvir Mast aged 27, wdo catls have ass elgitt years' . hara-ter froi. lbis lstzt placc. D;Jrect tol A. i3. 25, Sherrard-strect, G,olden-sqsre. 4, S Foolzsea , *whei- a ladl is kept, or bhyhinmself, a Liti. stcslly active yotissg Mast, aged 27, In or owit of livery, bsit ostt wvill l,e preferred: isO ssjt'ctiol t- ntosin or coilsetry, and cast hatvc, e--d cisaracter from thsc fansily he has Jitst left. Direct or apPlY to R. Ht. at Mr. How,srd's,g',over,t l., WeYnsoutisthutrCet, NCeV Keist-rusid. j,CS ('OA MAN, a young Man, who perfeclly tlnder- A stagind tilhs hbisines tiidl has a character wvhicb will tssr thmc strictest itsvesdtgittion : ktosvs tosvwn welil, awi lias no osliection to the couiitry: left bis lact c,tuatss acenusut of t datis f hmaster. Direct to W. S. 37. King-street, toli,,rn. * S CO%AC IM A x, a steady soler single an, whlo nows Isis bisissisess aric tottwi well, asd cats drive riour, or ride and drive If reqihired : ratshave a goad charactcr froin Iis last place. Dilrect to 1'.1V. 36. Watlitg-strcet, City._ CAS Co Ms.N:, a slc:iy married .an or, with his A XYife, wtitlssist Isiestiltsratue, srith a isinge OcODtiesan): ustoth ca!: ha5ve sindesisihle eharweters fritn tiscis last places. Direct to J. G. at Mr. Stoddard's, csacihmmaker, South Aqslley-street. S COA ('l I A K, a steady marriedi Man, age( f30,without A lnsimlcnratcse, osf ligst weiglht, Nsto hoas tI ohsjectiont to ride asid drive, ilt towt tr counitry: eats halvc ass slisdeiiahle chsaracter frosit hix last pl;e'e. Direc t W. B, nt M'r. Dowcr'e , livary-stables, Little Distaff-lasse, St. Pauil's. No ofiscckeeter needi apply. 4 N activestrong youtgM A N from the coun try, age(l 28, in A a teekly sftitation, to take the care of tw'o or three htorses asid a tilTirury: cats drive a Pair if rcsqired : or to drive a horse assd cart; can read, ansd tvrites a plRait hatds l Is ,villisig tos make himself tisdfsl; to hIis rnssloycr, :s:sd casn haive a gsod etarater frsnii his last place. Direet to l. V. at kcr. _Tuurisblil's, saddler, 66. Gray's-.iri-lane.