THURSDAY NEXT.-The FIRST ...
The Times, 1824-12-11T00:00:00

VPHUSDA NET.-lieFIRST TWVO PRIZES 0tircptl%I h sce ie,itcludiii twvo of ?30,000, snity be ob-a!rned byr t',2 minaill trisk ever knoivui. Schemes, containing full PhIrticular.c. are given at SWIFT anid Co!sa old Rnd fortanate LotterY (5ISNRce. 11. Poultry; 12. ChaRering-cross , tind 31. A Id ate Hlgh.stret UT'WL PRIZES of ?30,000, two-of-S?20,000.--J. audi. ri ~vEwlilGHT hatve again the statiefaetion to notice the general ftppirdbat!on of the present mnost popular lix~ter-y schenme, to lieglsn *1awing next Tlirsdav. The two first-dr-awn iprizeswivlleach be en- titled to 20,0031. aronej' or 3 per cents, at the optlon of the fortunate Isurebhazrs. all. 1who buy Tefore the first day l6tlWDecember, willie su re of at leaxt the two prizes of 20,0001. nan theo ehance of the two prizes. of 30,0301. andl whatever other capitals nmay be drawn on that dav, .'ar tbe trifting rlzk of 41. l9s. on a whole ticket, and go. Gd. oni a aliteenth, for- A ticketatosts - 22 19s.-may receive hack, ?18 A sixteenth cotats- I l2s.-may receive baskl I 2s. 6d. Anyy time before thegilth December. Azl other shbarest in proportion. A great Yariety of numRberS are omi salle at the old established offlces ot J. and J1. Sivew-iglst, 37, Cornbaill; II. Hiolbern, and 38 l4symarkeit; wvhere they shared atnd sold, on the ILztdcay of the lastecontract. No. 17,745, a prize of 20,0001. 1 anid oxn the last dayof drawivng, 5cRpital prizes,.includinzg2of 1 ;ooo1. each. NIEXT THURSDAY) Xec. 36.-CARROLL, the INContractor, pregents the PubUc wvith the most advantageOUIS o,ffrer eer submitted to their notice. The twvo first drawn icekets on the 16th December wrIll have. ?20.000 each. One thousand other, rIeswill also be drawn on the 16th Decemiber, whichi may Include both the ?30,000. and all the ot,he,i capitals In the scheme. Now. es-ary purchaser-may return his ticket or shaLre after that day's dratw- iStw Is orer, and receive back for it at the rate of ?18; therefore, he easmnot lose more than the trilling, difference between w,hat he PaYs ttnd what he may to aL certe2nrty get back any ti me before the 26th Decemxber. For this inslgiigolisit risk be -has the chance of 1,000 prizcs to, be drawn isa theu (lita December, anlong which there irili he doaxcertalntyumoprlites of;?20,000, and perhaps two prizes of ?20,000. The f'ollowing are the prices, atnd against each wphat may be received btacIt fr it after the drawIng: on the lath Deeamber:-. T.1ckct .?............22 1ll 0...Say receive baek . ?1.X8 0 0 Hialf ..~.......12- 5 0-..May receive back . .9 .0 0 .1g5r ..... . ... . ... 6 a 6 ...May receive batk..,4 10 0 I.............3 3 0..,M%ay receive back......2 5 0 Sixteenth .. . . .....,...... 1 12 0.Mlay receive back...... 12 6 The creatoRivariety or numibers ace ont Rale at Catr-soil's, the coll- irsetor's. officecs. 39.Cornihllll 7ACharing-crosa: and 26, 0Oxford-street. ~& EXT 'JFHU,RSDAY.-BISH, of the old State Lot- 1Otery Olfices. 4. Cornhill, atnd 9, Charing-cross, London. ear- nea1ty soicit3 public attention to the' approachingLOTR NCH '.IE, as decidedly the beat and most adivantageous for adven- turees that he has ever baLd the honour of suhmitting. to their notice, ,wblch arery short statement will provle. For instanee, next ThOlr5. day the two first prizes dratwn osetof the wheel wvill each have ?20,000. AThr will be 1.000 prizes drawn that day, consequently, all the other espitrs may bedratwn, but at all events; the two ?20,000 must be drawcn: and those persons who purchase now will have the chanee of o)btxinIng thsin,(somebody niuist get them,) arid after that day's 4rarw. lug, they mav return their tickets and ahares, whether drawn or unsirawn. uncl reLeive back all the money they paid for themi, srubject only to the foko,wing triffing deductions. wb'ieh in fact is all they risk: deduction on a .whole ticket ?4 105.; dedutZonomina sixteenth Os. 64.: other sharesIn the usualproportien., Tl-.os.e who intend to return their tickets or sbares. must do so before thre 26th Decemnber, as this option ceases on thaLt day. The scheMe contains twogrand Prizes of ?30,000, two grand PriZes of.?20.000, jand niumerons other capitals, forming an aiisregate of ?200,160 Ini pirizes, and not Lasingle blank throtughout the whole lottery. Avariety of numbers -ire on aale by eBis. 4, Corohill. and 9, CharIng-cross, who sold In the drasgince of Ee5th of.October and id of November. 13,30,?3000; __ - - - ?2`6,00: No. 699. ?20,000; and 25 other cAipitls; also the first ?30,000;. the last ?20,000; and in osseLottery allthe three ?3o00oo. Next Thinsdsydrawing begins. WO FIRST-RAWN ?20000 each, next Thunrsiday, 16th Dcemher-HAZAID andCo. wvill return Cl8to frr eyer7 Ticket beneht at their Offices, (andIn proportion for Shares,) i brauht ackto hembcfre he 6thof Decermber; therefore Putr- chasrs avenow he ppotuniy o ganing, at the smallest risk ever '$iere. te Te P-ir; o ?2,00. hich are attached to the Two 17r-et-dr-awn Tickets on th 1th of December, ane In fact all the .ther CaprItals In the Scheme.Inc]luding both the.?20,000) as One Tho-:usand of the Prizesq vil be drasyn on the 16th of December, end 'orie arc absolutely fixed to remain in the Wheel Atter that day. The followling compakrison of wvhat a Tieker or Share wIvll cost, and what may be received backt for It. (after Two ?20,600 and 1.000 other Prizes shtall be drsawn), showvs how trifling the loss will be, even if unsue- emafal : Ticket costs - -0 19 0... retrirn ..I?1 0 0 alxf costs - 12 5 0 .return 9 0 0 Qnt-ecoste... 6 3 6 .rettnrn --~ 4 1001 a-thtoi sts .~- . 3 3 0 .returnl.~..- 2 d 0 Sixteenth costs - 1 12 0..return 1 2 6 The followingr Capiftali, were ShaRred and Sold by Hazard and Co. at their obi-establiKhed offices, g:i, Royall Exelhange; 26 Cornbill; and 33-4, Oxford-street, end of Recenit-street, on the 3d of November, anud the Sth of October last, vi7s.: 30,620 20,000118,744 -_ 1,000 Re-aides many other-s of ?500. ?300, ?20o, &c. In a late Lottery, which contained ?30,000 prizes, Hazard and Co. cold tbem all. TT NADULTERATED BEER.-RICHARD CRIAP- I.LJ HAN, of Bagnigge Wells Brewvery, magketh oath and Saitb, thl'at his ale, table ale, and table beer are brewved from malt and hops only, and thxat he never ha,, nor ever wvill use. cause, permit, or suffer- to be used, any deceterlous or other injurious drugp whatever in his brewvery. Ri. CHAPWAN. Sworn ait ike Mtansion-house, In theo City of London, the 17th day of June, IS324. before me, Robert Waithsman. Mayor. Tire abpore elTdavit, whitch lies been regulakrly made at the Mansion- houae twice a yeaIr for the last six years. deserves the serious aLtten- tien of the pusblic', and particularly of perents who consult tlle health of their ehbldrcn. Rl.Chapniau returns his sincere thatnks to his nu. sncro-ns freiends for their kind support. All letters moiAt be post paid, anid all orders executed for ready motney only.-Da,ted 8th Dec. U-SSIAIN CORiN and BUNION PLASTER.-Thie aJ, grcat inconvenience and excrucieating p sin attending these ex. crosm-eene, wvhich frequently expand so considerably as to render the boct or shoo insupportable, wvill be found perfectly easy, and so reduced as to remove the very unsightly appearance they'na1Ze on the feet. In corns, It Is inifailible, lby dissolving thte bard callous rub~~tanqCC and rendering cutting unnecessary. Sold In boxes, at Ie. Iid. torcnrins, und 2s. for liunlous, by Tast, 41, CorRahill; Sanger, 250. Gdxor-d-strcCt; Low, 320, Strand; and . Overtoss, 5I, N-ew l3ond-stre-et. COR'NS effectuallY CUJRED by COLLEY's CORN '&LIQ UI, whIlch never fall7s by a fewv applications to eradicate these paInful excrescenceR. This Is no pretended remedy, but an article .f real merit, which the first application will sr-eve, as it immrediately emas-s thatt throbbing pain felt against ehaisge of weather; and that all classes may feel its beasefiaial eitects, It Is sold In bottles at the lowprWee of is.lI&d. each, by the inveitter-, R1.Colley, 5, Hlolle~- Street, Caven,lisb-sequare; also at 68, Cornhill I and 330, Strand. Ask for Conle'ei Corn Llqsijd. UPTURE.-The est TR SS tbat has ever yet been contrutedma behadof r.Cols, , ondon-bridge. Every inforatio tha urutisrd paientrequres Il be toulid In I'Colett's Treaise n Ruturs,' obe ad f an booseler, Price 2g. containinig testmonalsfrompriaieentemen afidaitssworn at the MAansoioi- hoatc.'eertidcates from many eminent surgon,and extracts In re. fernceto he boe fom ll he eaIn journals of science and mnedicine EARS G ASE -The superior qualities of Bears' B _ Greas;e for renovating the Hair seem to be niow admitted as an undoubted fact, anid it only requires the purchaser to be particular in proensiTiM tke genuine article to inisure the desired sucecess. JAMIES Al KIN-QbN, Perfumer. 44, Gerrard-strest, Soho-square, respectfully inrorms the Public, that he regularly Imports the genuine BEARS' GREA.SE.aad it is sent out In pots, without anY admiixture whatever, except a little perfume to keep It sweet. T'his article, Independent of pr-.nmoting the growth of hair, is also extremely plea sant for dr-cs- Rilng it, making it very softaRnd glossy. Sold by the importer, and by mnost of the respectable perfumer-s and lsairdresseTS In town and 5-nIr.N. B. Atkinson's Bears' GreaseIsipo,prc2.G. and 4s. the pot, hag the words 1 Atkinson's Bears' Greatsa" eni. graved on the top, and it IS enclosed In a wrapper with hIs signature and a3dre-ss. -TTINDER the PROTECTION of GiOVERNMENNT, LA)by Royal Letters Patent, granted to ROBERT FORD, for his mnedicine, universally known by the tit!le of PECTORk.L BALSAM of uqOtE.tIOUND, and Grerat Restorative Medicine, Invented and pub- lsebytepatenctee In 1794, whbich is by the faculty generally re- comndedthroughout the wnilted kingdomi as the most efficaeious and safe remsed y for coo hs, colds, 'nstbmas, anid atll obstrucetions of tine breast and lungs9. The 'high estimation It hins obtained over every other preparation, and the extensive denmand, suft,cientl y prove its superiority, which slay be ascertained at any of the lprincipal vender& of rmedicine In the united kingdom. Prepared onily and sold by the Patentee 9. Eden-gzrovLe, Holloway;. also at the medicine warehousst, J67, St. peurIls Hamrris, Ludgate-street;- Sanger and Chandler, Oxford- stre,et; Ward. Holborn: asid Stradling, Royal Exchange. In bottles At los. ed.. 4s. dd., 2s. Od., and Is. Pd. each. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &v.-Mr. NGREFINOUGH's PECTORAL LOZENGES of TOLU.-The great demand. afte.r 60 years' trial, proves them a superi.or Remedy for all coughs, Hoarwrensses. Sore Throatt, AstInlatie, and Consumptive Complaints. The gzenninec only I.avd,e It. Haywvard" printed on the stamp, by sylion they arc prepared as suaccessor to Mr. Greenouigli, the inventer. Sold in boxes at Is. l id, each, by. his appointment, by Me2ssrs Newbery and Son, 45. and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's chuirch- -ard; Butler, Cheapside: Suttoni, Bow, churchyard, Jolhnston, Cern- fill;, Nix and Co. Royal Exchiange;t Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-niac- bke'; Hoiwell, 269, Borouigh; BaygleyarndCo. Corkspur-street; Ward, 35-4. ii6ihorr; sarger. 150, Oxfrd-street; Johnston, Grack-etreet, Soho-, Bake, 47, Piccadill17 e, nd the venders of genuine medileclgs whbere also maLY be had GreenoL-jh'it celebrated Tinetures; for p,rescrv. luncthe Teeth and Gur.ia,aud curIng the Toothach,i il nlarged bottles, at es. 9d. each. -OR COUGHS.-PECTO RAL ESS ENCE of -COLTS-_ I'FoOT.-Tbe herb Coltsfoot hits long been distingutishied for Its excell.ent properties Js the cure of couighs and other pulmoniary corn. plainta; and this essence lies fix the course of aL long practice been f,,ssnd thie nosot safe anid effectual remedy for cougha and all disorders of the lungs. It gently opens the bre~~~~~ast, arnd nimmediately- gives libety f beating wihou an dager of taking cold, andithus it aibrd gret reIef n ashmatc coplaits.It allays the tiecklilrg whichprovkes requet coghin, clensesthe matll g~lands, relaxxes the Shres. and thereby enlarges theeav~Ite ofthe vesselsf Thus it 'n-il peven cosumlion iftake beorethe lungec arc ulcerated. It oftns usk an dr coghs an helsrawness and Aoreness of the hes. Tis Pctoal-Essece s pepted by, James Rtyan, sur- geo.n. In Bristol; and ctold Lin bottles at .d. casti, ly F. Newbery and Sons, 45 St. Paul's churhar;3. Sangrr I150, Oxford-street; HassItlnot, Oiua Bond-street; SurdlsgRioyal Exhailge; alsd Harris, Ludgate-street. ISTABLISH ED-M EDICINES.-F. N EWBERY ani xd SONS. Proprietorsc of DIt. .TAMES's and other valuable kIgbDICINES, cautton the prablica gins eonefeit which are now biat too comon,nn and acquxaint thni tha oebtthe genliisiie are told ait their warehouse, 45, St. Paerils churchyard, the third hiouse fr-su Cheapside. TDr. .L'eimefs Powder - 2 9 I Dr. teer' Oodeldoe 2 9 -12 In aI bottle . 24 0 I -Chamomle )rops . 1 9 I~slpl Pnil 4 & -Convulion oil ..2 6 -.6 La a family ~box 24 0 i-Paregoric Lozenges I - 1 i Dalby's Carminative . 1- 9 'Bhilious Pills iNewrbery"s) 2 9 Collins's Ceplnalle Snuff i Essence of Coltsfoot . 3 6 TSr. Spcnce'ri Dentit rice . 4 0 English Coffee . . . 2 9 The suitlientlelty of the babve will be ascertained by the anaie of F. Newbery' being engraved in the stamips. Dr. Solander's Tean . .2 9 1 Dr. Hooper's Pills . I ij and every other mnedicine of repute. Whelosale allowx,ance to ARABIA VEGETBLE PILLS, fr-og fromn Il> cur r antimoy, are urivalled inteir beneficial efteets in scrouS ~ilins,an Lier oaplasut, nd Indigestion arid itg numeous rainof mladis, ad ar psellaI mild and pleasiant as an aprien. Thesupeior eficay of hese11ll 'has incr-eased the dean ortemsomch ha n ddtonlssm,e o enesIa been appoIuted itLondon, for the aecommodation of thc Pabilcs ard they mzy nowv- be obtained, in boxes, at 3I5 I id. and 2s. 9d. each of J. V. Simpson. ncting proprietor M2 Henlrletta-street, Covent-garien; leesr Stradlirg. south gate, uyalExehange; Borrovw and Dean$, Izs_Iishop!apSte-wIthout. and ID, Walhronk:. Sequelra, 13'1 lbite. cisape Hligh-street; E.andF.OdliOg, 159, Hlgh-strpet,niaid 1f Union rtreet, ?suthWavr-; Uard, -324, IlolbornI; Proult, 226, and lurfield: 1S0,StraOd; Stanley. 14, T,vistock-row, Covent-garden; Payne, 5 Yr. Martin's-court;. Ambeidge, 21 hate 301, i'iccadills; Hawkins, 11, Old ond-strcet; Gri6non, 174,Regent-street opposite New Burling- ton-street; Colicy, 5, itollee-street, Cavendlsls.square; Sanger, 150, and -Chandler, -7fi Oxford.atreet; White, L. nasa Yarde, 28, Lamb's condult-ssrcet; and of almost every other medicine vender throukh. TiO PREVENT -BODY STEALING,--JOHN 21 tIESS rcespeetKfOlll nf qrOs th e Psabl Ic th at they may vnow Ino uceosnosod.tned-itththe PA'ENT SAFEGUARr, to protect and secure DEATD BODIES in regular wooden Coffils.Ivllich srillreleve theminde of surviving rela:Sives and1frieuds from much anxiety, as ertire coss- fidence mar bi placed on the safety of the security, the b.dy being Armjlyixe or brieed on a false bottomi, and locked to the coin tvith atrrikg locks so concealed betiveen the wood that they cannot be oened wltt.out the coffin and locks being wholly Oetroyed, wrhich Will ccasIonmci noise, labour, and hazard -to the Kraverobbers; even the manufacturer- Iaimnsif annot ogen the loeks without vio- lence. All pt3rwliS;ho are desirous'cdf having their, frietds l'dmain- in the-grave undisturbed ray apply to their osvn family nader-aker, and they tans bc suppied with the Safeguard by a- few bourls -nlotice, at the rnslttfacto , 13, Chaunsmile-5t.eet, aDd 4 oppotite B15hdps' ,sttse.hurcb, Lor. on. * TO. II, BOUV99RI9lTRhM!T, Fleet-stfeet.-Messrs. j GOSS and Co. denmbaraof thle Royal Coliefe of Su,zeons, take a gene-rr.l 6pinhrtrcIty of announcingto the publC., that they are tb m consulted a9 51511s5 In all easts of relaxation of the nervous syttenl, er-ins rzc invariably stated at thc fir,it Interview, or in ansaver to letter-s containing a-bmnX note. It is respectfully intimated to corlatry Patients, however distant, tisat a minute detalil of the ease n-ill answer the csd of ier-so. consultation, sic renedles, writh ampie - ltrOtJons, can b,e for-,r~lded by any conveyar.ce. - Goss and Co. l, BrlluvrriO-StU'S Flete is-StT.eCt. MEALY POTATOES.-On SALE, at WORRALL iand SON's, uholesale potato and corn ivnrehouae, (established 1784,) George-court opposite St. JnMes' pchureh, Pleceadilly. CIAhl- aION nnd K IrNE' POTATOES, of supertor msealy qualities, at the low prices ot 8s; 9s. and L?s. per saek, warranted to contain 1X0 ponnd WNlalt, hopji, corn, seeds. &c. of tlebestgualtltes, squally low. No charge fMr delivery. PoDtage to be paid. y I OlUSEElOLI) UNTURE BUUGHTU. ill town aJL or co,wntry.-A Uheral PgfCE 1siedlatety qI.V:N fof TIOUSE- HOLD IPURINITURE, Chlnr noos, &c. either nlitgeor smalllots. Persons having profity of tnea'e dtacrlptlon todlspose of wilIget a hetter price from the advertiser than. by ending Jtto, an auction, or employInga common broler. APPlypeonallylorbvletter,post.pald) to A.B. 20, Warner street, New Krnt.roae,sleafthePblygon. ( HILELAiNS, or Swvellings on the Elands or .Feet of z JChildren, tutereles,.pimples, or tetters of.tho face. produmcd-by Cold or sharp easterly wlnds;-are test prevented by w4Mllhg or shav- lngwvitb thestrong CAMPHOR SOAP, prcPared at Weldoti's, chymlbt to Hfs ldaJetty, 97; New Bond-street. When chilblains have:s:woln and beeome paintlq, the hdst preparation is strong compound camphior liniment, prepared at the pasne plnqe. Carnphor lozenges offer a conp. todiou:s maimer of taking camphor in nervo'a affections. L lll;BLAINS,. Rheumatisms,. and Palsies.--CHIL- V BLAINS are prevented FronibreaXlnz and their tormenting ftc lug lnctPatly removed by WHITE11EAD'a ESSENCrf -of hlUS- TA RD. Univer6ally esteemed for its extrn:ordinary effieacy In rheurna. tAsmo, Palsies, gooey sfrections, and complaints of the stomacb; but whero thIs certain remedy has. becin unknown or neglected, arid the chilblains liave actually suppurated or broke. Whitehead's Family Ce- rate will ease thie pali asid -very ispeedily heal them. Ttey are pro, pared and sold by R, Johnston1 apotihecary, I, Orazek-streat, Sohoi lIondon; the essenco and pills at 2s. gd. each; the cerate at Is.. ijd- 'hey maY also be had at 6d, Cornhill;. and of every medlelne venaer in theunleed duigdom. The genuine har a blank ink stamp,wlJCthtbe name of R. Johnston inserted on It. - H ALLAM's ANTIBILIOJUS: t'ILS.-These Pills ]1 are stronglY ree2rnmended for biltous complialit, seadach, heartburn,annd hiabitual costiviness. t'hey are the compositIon of a professIon al gentlemnan of very extenslve pracude in:tba present day. probably knsown7 to miany rca,ders of this paper. In fndigestion, loa of appetite. deranged action of the stomach from cold, where-th fe :ecrctionof the ble JB obstructed, indolent state of the bowels, &. ihee pills ay be taken witingularlY good effbet. Sold at the n`eda. elne W 6arehouse, 67 on the footway, St. Paul's churehyard;I and Sanger, Oxfcrd-street. fR. FO'H ERGILL's FEMALE PILLS.-These i JV pills have been In public estimation for a very considerable time, and are found particularlK serviceable In removing olticruc. tions and other diseases to wvbich females,- mrore espectially the yonnger part, are lable; they tend gre-tly to strengthen the organs of the stonach, correct bad digestion, remove nervous gW-dlnSSs, head-rach, &c. and ns a family mediine will be found generally useful. Sold, In boxes, at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by Buttler, linymlist, 4, Cheapside, St, Paul's, and 220, -Regent-strdet, near thie Argyll Rsooms, Lonton; and-by the principal mediine venders throughout tile United Kingdonn. tlf svhom may be had, Dr. Fotherglll's eteryoi Drops so much celebrated for thelr efletacy In nervous dilsorders aind theIr various distressing affectIoni, as oppreassontdf spirits, zbhcadachs, loss-of appetite, indsigestiona, spaisms tremors. falr.ting dits, and debIlity, or relamationi of th.e system. In bottl.es, at de. Sd., us., nnd fils. WFANT PLACES.-.A1 Iettersi.to be poist pPaid. SWxT-is'ustsE, i scspeetab1e healthy vyounz WVoman, aged AL S. COACHMAa4% or or Groom, or 10look after twvo horses, and 1 3gsgentl ee ctotbr,, a slagsr Of4 i, ae 5t5. 3, ,o hs^s no ebeslalo ID' clue sad dn:orcoaanry.-ssldbepeefrrrtell:Ilend anler,lo rJrrstnla I tt plaCe. Direct is A..s tM. Doi5bioma',5, DaosioE rre5,Henk.ley eqsae.. Ak S (3stoose, or as Under Coachman, a young MNan from the ronw co cnitv.bei arndealobhub-a oimsr or Ieta,trt ew en;Ca nobjecton to STiU er ceuesre Dlrectl J. 5.1s Io Old P11, atrer b ill, DocloYr 'ceoreaa, Av tNATIVE of Swriseerland, in or OUt Of livery, or to travel; 5 frfl 7' iarbe. n bght; sae n bay, ax aaoesapiian,bl. oboeseter froot the f. ,siis bel boo Je,t left DirSet. is K. B. bl Ste. 5to,lood',, 40, Oeeor5incastT, perio4d. *iqooce. Sea ol5ceh.otpar need eppiy. A s GARnENEn, ai young Alan, aged about 30, who under- ,lsad, hi., bssta,re, In or osiMr *h beeu.; cian hage goo zobachrootre from the place behar jest Jell, where he Kre as .eoaineyeoe,. Direeeelo . B.ial iomas Co,ggiegs' vrd ser, 4* Anhor slTees;, Q ,,en,a tlm,. Cbdl,r5. 4 Y GARDENER, wzeekly Or yearly, a sober steady single Alan, wh shondenoands frorzis,e, us thekchbnso dsa.geeeob.oe.so visuin .1..thec rc ar earddle hor,,,o Is itD mk ^ o tro s make hirrself usefol. Dicec laW so . i, ISean's- .ledc, Wi.iwoins,er rood. No .aSlreleiSro need plt.eo ,{ S PORTE ~ ir a Warehtuae or Shop, a young married hlan A aged2s ho hc, *o obleelua o Ilatheiageof arho ehad cuo coed reference cod tbe.ee.n DDSectoc.ppljtoT.1. 19, OledFn5o stireet Nebil, gtoyvcnss,er.