BILLS EQUAL to MONEY.-Gen...
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't1LLS EQUAL to MONEY.-Geutlemen qyr &akes- Jo men of respetctability, hatving piaymentis or purchases to mae or f'roen the near approach of Clsizitmas find it inconvenien to raise thicavlr, cani be accommodated writh the LOAN oc b)na le good ACCEPTANCES or DRAFTS, in amounts and payable at- dates to suit their own convenience, on the terms of a m sio brokerage, on giving arn undertakinig to pay the billa when due. Anuly by letter, Post paid, to Mr, Clarkson, 2, Chapel.street, OX- W(UARSII, STIRACEY, and GRAHAM'VS BAVK- M l .RUPITCY.-.To obviate thae inconvenienice likely to aCcrue a5 to many individualsg from the Failure of the above Firm aa MERCANTILE HOUSE, ini the City, are disposed to ACCEH' the DRAFTS of Persona of Foartane, or respectable Tradesmen. at negotiable dates, for a iroaerate conimission. Likewise to Dis- count Bills that will beer strict scruiiny. Letters, post paid, withi real namne and place of residen;e (none others) will receiveC attention.I Addreos for DI r. Jobnstone, Queen's Armst coffeehouse, St. Jamres's-I sitreet. N.B. Money agents neced tnot reply to thipl. VVDNSDAY NEXT.-S F niC.resppect '1 ul nformn the Public, that TW') PIE of ?30,000D, with30 thrcpitals, and sll thie Prze cotie bnte present popuar chee, ill e dcidd o Wedesdy nxt,the 3d of November, when evry ticket will rceiv ala.t?.A great variety of nubers are nn ale at SwiftandC.tldsi fortunate offices, 11,Poultry, 12,Charing.cros, ad I.Adatt3 Hugh. stret, here4 o th captal inthe au drawing were shared and sohl. OE DA, \ W N S A - GAIN IN, ON UA NE '%T-VWMA-- A71.CARROLL returns his best thanks to the Public for thie patronage bestowed on his offices in et,e last contract, and has the PleIsure to announce to hisg Friends and Cusitomerp, that 1-'e sihared and sold she following capitals, drawn on iTuesdlay, Sthi of October: 01.635 . . . .510 12,743 .. 300 The New Schee (containing all the, popular points of the last) will be drawn in one dayv, 3d November, arid contailns all moneY prizes, and no blanlis There Are- Two Gr-and Pr-zes of ?30,000 2.. of ? lo0 1 of ?210 4 . . 1,20 10 . . 200 4 . . 510 &c. Carroll is remarkahle for hits great lucek in selling 30,0001. prizes he sol the two lasit whole ticket prizes of tt,at amount., and he ist 'ihe only offieckeeper who solil four prizest of 20,0001., one of 10,0001., and 2f8 oilier capitalsi, in 4 monthsg. A grecat variety of numbers are now on saole att his fortunate offices, 19, Cornhtll, 7, Ohooring-cTogs, and 26, Oxford-street. ISH, Contracto wih overMnetfrth pest J1LOTTERY, having, agreeably with hissal utm d vertised the scheme in full, wiow call's tihe attention o i etFins the Pnblic, to itsl principal aittactions. iA contan W rn PRIZES of ?30,000, aud 30 other callitals. All the prizes Are sterlingc money ;there are nzo blankst, every number being sture Of At least 51. and the Plan of having the whole schemne decided in one day having given such general satisfaction, is again adopted by Bish, as all the above capitals and all the othier rices will he drawn, and every number decided next Wednesday, tVe 3d of Nov., all in one day. As the interval so the drawing is so very short, and loteies are so soon to terminaite Altogether, Bish solicita an e arly, Purchase, at either Of his offieest, 4, Cornbill, and 9, t?.haring-croi55, ,where the following capital] prizes, all di-awn on Tuesday last, 5i1i inst. were elbared and sold : No. 15,556 a Prize of -- 20.050 699 another Prize of 20.00 1q.895 - ?2.050 l 0,A50 D. 30 7,404 - . ?220 8.744 - l"00o0 11,898; So0 110938 - 220 18.478 I 1,00 I4.37 300 12,074 - 220 &M "~510 j2,602 22 275220 8.087 = 510 3,259 - - 220 1873___ 20 The Contractor's Officeso, 4. Cohll ad0.Crtscse PYALLAM-N's ANTIBILIOU 1L.'hs il ita are strongly recommended ltbloscmlit,haah heartburn. antd habitual costiveness Thyaetec poionf a Professional gentleman of veryetnsv rcienthpeet day, Probably known to many of the readerg of thi ae.l indigestion, less of appetite, deranged action of the soahfo cold, whereby the secretiona of the bile is obstructed, indelent state of the bowels, &c. these pills may be tanken with singularly good etfirct. Sold at the medicine warehouse. 67. (on the footwav) St. Pasul's churchyard; and Sanger, Oxford-street. USSIAN . CORN e3nd BUNION PLAUXSTER.-Tbe Rgre at inconvrenience and excruciatin pain titteniding these ex- crescences, whiCh frrqUentlV expand so cosdralas orner the 'boot or shoe insupportable, will be found peSclOas,ada re- duced as to remove the very unsighitly appancthymk on the feet. In corns it is infallible, by dissingo th hr c llosub. istance and rendering cutting unnecessay Sodi oes, at Is i.for corns, "an 2. forT buniovas, by''l, 1 ouill Sne,150, Oxford-street; Low, 330, Stad;adOvto, 51. New Bond-street. 7f" HE RE_ is -no Medicinal- Prepartion o_f t~hepresen~tday Iiso vlal as CHIURCHI's COUGH DROPS, which sipeedily renmove recent colds, obstinate coughs, and the common disorders o'f the breast and lungs. WVheezing and uneasiness in breathing are also hY a few doses removed. In asthmatic affections its efficacy, is hneld in high estimation2 even by professional gentlemen, who do not hesitate to recommend it. It never disagrees with the stomachy, and comnmon colds iny4riably yield to its beneficial effects in a few hours. Price 2'. 9d. end 4dv. 6d.-per bottle. Sold at the lMedicine W.Vare- hkouose, 67, St. Paul's churchyard ; and by Harris aind So n, St. Paul's ,jbtichyard; Sanger, and Chandler. Oxford-street ; 'Ward, Middle- H folborn ; Stradling, Royal Exchange; Glaisyer and Kemp, Briehton Akehurst, WVorthing ; and Rhodes, Ramsgate. iL.F0THERG,ILL's _FEMTALE P~ILLIS.-These :JL' ils mve been in public estimation for a very considerable time, and are ifound particularly serviceable in removing obstrtis. tions and other tdixeases to which femaleso, more especiaLlly the younger part, are liable ; they tend greatly to strengthen the org-ans of the stomac&i correct bad digestion, remove nervous giddiness, head.-ash, &c. and. as a family medlicine will be fouind generally useful. Sold iii boaj'5, atIls. I ;d. and 2s. 9d. by Butler, chvmint, 4, Cheanside, Si. Pami-'eg, and ~20, Regent-street, near the A,rgyll Rooms, Londoni; and brj, the principal medicine venders throughout tes United King dom. Of whlom may be had, Dr. Fothierezill's Nervous Drnps,. so much celtbrated for thecir efficacy in nervous disorders and their variousl distressing affections, as oppression of spiritsl, head.achs, loss of' appetite, indigestion, sipasms, tremours, fiLinting fits. aind diebility or relaxation of' the system. In bottles, at 4A. 6id., lIe;. and 22s. 01T~~E ' K A PIC 1IL hvelong esta- Dblished" their decided superiorit.vover every other medicine hitherto dipcnvered for the curye of Coldts, Rheunmatic Attacks, Slight Fevers, and indeed all disorders arising from obatrricted perspiration, of sc feuen curnei u changeable climate. Persons tra- velling find them mnott beneficial, as they are so mild in their effects as not to rcquiire any confinemetut. 13rom the derangement of the digestive urganu, oou and nervous diisorders arise, and the conse- quent result is bead-ach, naustea, defective appetite, giddiness, and gouity symptomsn; in thege eases the A naleptic Pilils afford constanL. r-elief, restoring by degrees the ftinctions of the- stomiach and bowels. 'rho genuine Dr. James's Analeptic Pills have the name " F. New- berfy" eng-raved in the government stamp. This must be observed, as imitations are very general. Mfe3srs. Newbery continue to pree- nae Dr. James's Analentic Pills fromn the onlyv recipe existing under "(Jr.1 James's hand. and tlaev are sold by them'at the Original Ware.. -qefor lDe. James's Powdier, 4.5, St. Paul's- churechyard ; and by J. sa-:r, 15, Oxford-street, in bnxestat 4s. lid. oTrfiina2large box,249. ~,RD--Mrs. JOHNSON, Sole Proprietor of the A ASIDRICAN SOOTHING SYRUP for Children ICutting their Itel'tb, fvniovetl fromn 94, Newman-sitreet to 28, York-place, City-road, Londod, begs leaLve to caution mothers and nursest, at a critical gseaonr like tho present, when children are teething, the uti- meiot attention o~ight to be paig to them, particularly as the measles and c!.in-cough ai;e sO prevaSlent. If the irritation of the gums comnes with any othei' disorder, very few infants recover. Motherst ought never to, be with.out thie Ainerican Soothing Syru p in the naursery; for if a child awakes in thle night with pains ii, its gums, this valuable medicine applied wfill immediately open the poresi, heal the gums, andI thereby prevent fevers and coonvulsions; for should it come in competition with any other ditorder, if ofteni destroys the mother's brightest hopes. 'Co be had, wcholesa,le andI retatil, as above, and of all principal medicine venders in town an~d country,, at 2s9. fid. per bottle. N. B. None are genuine unless siigned on the stamp with Alre. Johnson's own hand-writing, as there are sieveral spurTious sorts. 1)AR'GREASE.-The superior qualities of Bears' B`aAGrease for renovating the Hair terms to be now admvitted ast an iindoubted fact, and it only requiresi the purchaser toi be pairticular in procuringethe gen)uine article toinsure the desired success. JAM ESI ATCKINSON, Perfumer, 44, Geirrard-street, Soh:o-square, respect- fully infarmsl he Public, that he resiularly imports the genuine BEARS' GRYASE,, and it is sent out in pots, without any ad. arrixture whatever, except a little perfume to keep it sweet. 'rhis g4 ticle, independent of promoting the growth of hair, is also ex- re,ypleasant for dressing it, making it very soft aind glossy. fslud by' s!6 importer, and by mnoot of the respectable perf'umers and hairdressers in town atnd country. N-B. Atkinson's Becars' Grease is in pote, price :Z. old. and 'Li. the pot, has the words " Atkinson's Bears' Grease" egs.eared on the top, and it is enclosed in a wrapper vith his signaturye and 3dldresoo. 1 ,T DER the Especial. Patronage of the Prince and UL Princess Esterhaze$, the Prince And Princess Polignac, the Emperor of Persiia, and many distinguished Personages, and recom- mnended by the msemnt h ins.-.RO WLAN D's KAbY- 1)08. This admirable specific possesses bolsiamic Properties of surprising energy. It eradicates freckles, pimpnles, spots, redness, and all cutanleous eruiptions, gradually producding a delicately clear soft skin, transfortms even the meet saillow complexion into radiant 'whitenet, ; resaistis the scorchting rays of the sun, stuccessfully op. pon,Ss the AttaCksg Of inclemnent weather, and renders the hArsh and Tough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and even; Imparts to tohe neck. face, and arms a healthy and juvenile bloom, diffuses a pleasing coelness, and produces a beautiful comnplexion. Rowland's Kalydor is equally indlispensable in tic nursery as at the toilet. Perfectly in. noxious, it mav bcused by the most delicate lady with the assurance of safety and cfficacy, possessing softening and healing properties. To ntiotheis nursing their oftfpring it gives, in all cases of incidental inflammnation, immediate relief, cools the mouth of the infant, and enhances maternal pleasire in the act of administering alimentary nouri6hment. 'Co gcntlemen whosc feces are tender after shaving, ,Ro.land's Kalyder will be found excellent beyond precedent in rneliorating and allaying that most unpleasant sensation, It removes unoleasgrt harshness of the skin, occasioned by intense solar heat or c old vinds, and thus to the travelleT it proves an infallible specific, ,a proniit resource. and as conducing to comfort a pleasinv appendage ad inaluable acquisition. Sold in pint botrles, at 8g. ff:. and in haif pints at 4s. ld. each, duty included, by the sole proprietore, A. govrland and Son, 20, Hatton-garden, Holborn; London; and by appoinitment br most perlumera and medicine venders. To prevent impositioi3, ask for Rowland's Kalydor, and ob%erve the sig. nnature, in red ink, on the label, " A Rowland and Son." -bC7 0.11, BOUVBR[E-STrRE9ET, Flee-street.-Megsrs. !N GOSS and Co. Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, take a general opportunity of annourncing to the public, that they are to be consulted as usual in all eases of relaxation of the nervous system. Terms are invaliably stated at the first intervievw, or in an.swer to lettrarscontaininga bank note. It is respectfolly intiroated, t country patientc however distant, that a minute detail of the case will answver the sol of pssonal consultation, ee reinedies, with ample instructions, can he forXde by an conveyance.-.Goss and Co. II, WANT PLACES."-All letters to 1ie post paid, S WET-NURSE, a young Woman, w' th a good 'brteast IL of milk. Direct to R. R- 8, lHertford-street, .Fitzroy.aq% rLre. No ricekeeper need apply. S L&sDY S-MAID, aPerson, -vhothorouaghly nerrstands her business, and has no objection to be as Up, per HO.4nema(4 - in have an undeniable character from her la3r pReo.vliere sha lived nree years. Direct to M. D. at Mr. Clerlnuons'a, eSitCeflottlgr, 3, Jickett.street. Temple-har. tTS HtISEKEPER to a single Getillemam or -Widower, or as Cook and FHousekeeper In a small Pamily, -Svbere another ervant Is kept, a verY respectable middle.agcd Widow; wvho canWIsave good charaCter from her present situatlon. Direct to J. H-L 58, Judd. treet. Blrunswichtsqnarc. No officekeeper needapply. HOUSEKEEPER to a single Gentleman or Widower, X or is capable o nagoidon , or within 3 miles if it, a Woman of steady habits, who can Set up linen if required can save an undenliable character of siX years Dlrect to A.l{. 11, Wallis's. Ilace, Pimlico. Noofflcekeeper need apply. A S C'ooi T and HousrEEP EIt tO one or two single Geh- A tiemen, a respectahbe Woman, aged between 30 and 46, who is ibout to leave her present situatinn; understands her business, having lived iR that capacity in London for the last 8 Years; cal. have a most iatisfactory charhetCr. Direct to H-.H. at tr.Metca f's,cheeeernerClaut, 5, Mhmrieg._ ZS Good PL,IN COOa in a smnll Family, where afoot- man is kcept, inI town or contry a eron. wbio can have a thiree. years' character froT the plave she h9 aust left: the couo try would be preterreit 17irect to A. B. 113. MSiuries. A S Con, an actie side-aged Woman, who can have i a good character from her last place. Direct to A. Z. at Mir. Stacay's, fihnonger. 48, Minerierc. No othekeeper need apply. 45 PLAIN CooS in a small Family, where a footnsan is kep, aPeron,who can hiave a good character fromn her last pelce, where she ISved two years and a half. Direct toM. D. at Mr. Gree's, oot nd homker-, 12, Tonbridgc.5trCet, Drunswlckltqailare. No officekespar need apply. AK S (hOOB in a regulaar respectable Family, wnere a foot- man is kept, a middle.agedWornil, Direct to A. M. 17, Cliar. terhouse-street, West Snitifield. No offacekseper need apply, A 6 K ElifADS or to take the care of two children, a yU ouN omnan agd2,wocan have an undenfiable character tror her last placn; no objection to tow r country. BIrcet to C. (. at Mr. Aldridge's, gre, rhn es-t'et, Tottenhain.cetirt-road. No offlcekeeper need apVY. , S CH,AMBERMRAID in I Coffeehousc or Hotel, a Person, A . who perfectly understands her business, and can havea good Chirketer fron the place se 1ived ln above 12 rionths. Direct or apply to L.O.48,Snoethampton-bui ldings,lHolhorn. No ifitsekeeper need apply. RS LAUNDRuMATD, or as Houseemaid, where a footman II_ Is kept. a respeetable young Woman from the COuntry. D$rect tog S. at Mr. Ford's, teadealer, Great Turnstile, Holborn. No o ee, keeper need apply. S SERVANT ofe ALaL-WORt in a small genteel Family, t oras Paln Cook In a mall Family, wvhre a.ladIs kept, a steady Woman, aged about 40. Direct to A. Kt. at Mr. El)lott's, 2, Anzgel.rowv, H-iammersmtth. A MAN and his WiFE, without intlcuu-mbrance, with a .t9 single Lady or Gentleman, or In a regulRr Family: the nian Uper Servanit, In or out of livery, or where nly orie Is kept: Ieritly understands hlfs business as indoor servant, and brewing rf required; the woman as Cook, understands her business in all its branches, and has no objectionl to the care of a dairy: both can he well recommended by the family they have Just leftt no obiec. tion to the care of a house or a set of chambers. Direct to E. t.A. 20, Little Russell-street, 9loomsbury. S UPPErB SERVANT, out of livery, in a respectable A Family, or as Valet to one or more single Gentlemen, or would net object to a single-handed Place If quite respeetable, in town or iountry, an aetive Man, aged 31, who thorougbli inderstands his bu. siness, and isa complete hoeise servant, anld understands brewing, nade wvines, &c.. is willing to make himself useful to his employer; !an have an indeniable ehatacter from the piace he has Just left. Direct toJ. B. at Mr. Hintonzs. 4, Little Ormond street. Queen-square. A S FOOTMAN, a steady mid(dle-aged Man, with an A elderly Lady and Gentleman, or in a small regular Family, in or lut of livery; In towXn >r ountrY; call have an excellent iI years' *)aracter. Direct to I. Z. at Mr. Lawrence's, 1, Trafalgar-street, Walworth. A S FoOTBOY, under a butler, in a respectable Fainily, a a Lad, aRged 17, w'ho hrs lived in that capacity before; can have a goad character from his last place. Direct or apply to J. C. at Mr. Dow5e's. 1, Blossom.terrace, Blossom-street, Kortonlalgate. 4 S COACHNIAsA, a singlewMan, aged 30, who nowiws town A well, and perfectly understands his btisiness In the aboye capa. Mity; can have n rood eharacter from hlslast plase. Direct to R. P4. at Mr. Alderson s, coachmaker, Edgeware-road. No effieekeeper need apply. S S GROOM, or to travel with a sin-gle Gentleman or a lI Family, a youEg Maln, Aged 20, who can be i*ell resornmended f his last plae. Direct to A. C. at Mrs. B;undy's, itornscy-road. A S GROoma, a young Man, aged 21, to look after a horse 1Nl and chaise, or a pair of saddle-horses, or drive a 4-wheel earrlage dither with olle or t%vo horses; can have a good character from tuie place he Is about leaving. Direct to IV. K. at White's livery-stables, Collver-street, PentoTI'ilce ,A S GaOOsi, or to look after a horse and chaise, or to 1.. Wvait at table, and make Iiimself usefsl, a Votng hlan from the country, aped 21, wvho can have a good clharacter from hIs last place, wvhere he lived two years. Direct to S. R. at Mr. Brown's, hairdresser, Clapbam, Surrey. Sk Single AN to look after a horse and chaise and a 1f garden v.wait at table, and mnake himself generally useful: aged 3.5* can have a good recomrnMedation from where he lived two years. Direct tG. n). 0. TriTiitv-roxv. Tlington. No offeekeepsr need apply.