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The text of Homer, hesiod, and Appollonius Rhodiu8 is corrected according te the pniriciples stated in the Essay sipon the Versification of Homer in the secorid part of the Profesa Ror's Prosodic Grra. The whole of the text lias undergone the most careful revision,and is augmented byone of the Nenenn-Odes of Pindar, and a very considerable nuunber of additional notes explanatory of difficult pesages, &c.' vo. Price 13& bound. AGAIN IN ONE DAY. - CARROLL, retutins his A Lbet. haist o lhe.Pubifor the patronage beutowed on itia E'rinddandCushnim tht Y shared and sold the following capi. tals, drawn on T'uesday, 65th (if October- I- 9,895 . . . ?2,050 1 4,378 . . . . ?300 10 *3 . . . 6110 12,763 , . . . 300 The New Scemine (containing: al the popular points of the last) wTl be drawn in one day, 3d November, end containis all money prizes, aod no blanks. There are- Two Grand Prizes of ?30,000 2. of. X 2.000 10. of. *?210 4 . . 1,020 10 . -200 4 . . 610 I&c. C'arroll is remarkable for his great Ihick in, selling 30,0001. prizes~ he sold the two last whole ticket prizes of thiat amount, arid he is the only offiecekeeper who sold Four prizes of 20,000lh, one of 10,0001.. and 26 other capitals, in 4 months. *A great variety of numbers are! Fnow on sale ftt hia fortunate effire.,, 19, Cornhill, 7, Charing.cro3s, and 26, Oxford-street. tracto withi Government tor the present BLTERY, having, agreeably withi hiR usual custoirt; ad- vertised thiescbeme in full, now calls the attention of hie biest Priends, the Puiblic, to itst principal attractions-. It containti 'I'WO grand PRIZEtS of ?311,000, aud 30 othier capita?!i. All the prizes sree sterling money ; there are no blanks, every niumber being suire of at least 61.; and the plan of having th whole scheme decided in one' day having given siuch general satisfaction, is again aeopted by Bish as all the above capitals and all the other prizes will be drawn, and every uber decided on Tuesday, the 3d of November, all in one day. Asumthe interval to the draw'ing is so very slhort., and lotteries are so soonl to termiinate altogether, Bish solicits an-eatrly purchase, at Lithier Of hlis officest, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, where the following capital prizes, all dtrawn on Tuesday last, 6th inst. were shared anti sold : No. 15,665-,.% . a Prize of ?- 20.050 699 -- anothet Prize of 20,000 19,8965 X 2,060 10,,650 ---- ?300 7,404 .?2 8,744 1,000 11,691] 300 110,938 - --220 18.478 1,000 14.378 ----.- 10 12,07 220 633 ~ 1 .0 ---. 20 1 2,74?~ * n2o- 8,087 610 3,2,9 ---- 220 118.03 .220 'rho Contractor's Ofiesg, 4, Coinliill, and 9, CharinR-cross. ('1 NDLg .jdlfr- 0 ?, Srand, corner of Nort-h- ubrndtret, Illanufacturer of the flnest WAX I IGHTS, Speracei an Coposition Ditto, and Waxed WVickt Moulds, taks te ibety f'recommnenditsk his articles for superior qualitY, and o modrate erms ta iose families whio may honour him with thei c~mand,whch iall be puctticial,' vattended to, and ca-refully paced oe he outry if requiretl. N. B. Wax ends in anY le'ngtll D USSIN CORNand BUiNIONT PLASTEIR.-The gra n enyanence and excruciating pain atedin these ex- cre.cences, which t'raquentlv e-pand so considerably aig to render the boot or, shoe insupportable," will hr foundI perfectly easy, and so re. duced as,to remove the very unsightly appearance thiey make on tlte feet. 1. corns it is infallible, by dissolving the hard callous sub- startce and rendiirin-g cutting unniecessary. Sold in boxes, at is. lI . for corn,, and 2s. for burnions, by Talt, 41, Cornhill S~l;tngr, 1650, Oxf'ord-street; Low, 330, Strand and Oeertoo5l,1 New Brinih.,trect. -- jENTRY's CAUUN'E)MNAGNE~SIA continues to be' prepared, with the most, scrupulous care anod attention, by Mlessrs. TVh%nta8 and W'iliiani ilenry, manufacturing chymists, .Manchaster. It is soldI in, bottles, price 2a. Utd. or witht glass stop- tiers at 4.5. G.I. sitampi included, writhi full directions for its use, by their various agents in :.he mectropolis and throughout the United Kingdtom but it cannot be genuine unless their namnes ate engyraved on the Governimnt stamp, which is affixed Over the crok or sitopper of eachi bottle. Of Iniotof the vendhers of the magnesia miay be had, authenticahetd by a sdinilar stampi, -i enry's Aromstqe Spirit of Vine- lriT, tile inrerntion of fur. Henry, and the only gienuine preparation Of that artitcle. EARS' GREASE.ro uerior qualities ot' Bears' B (lr.mse or raovating thie Hair reema to be npow admiitted as an udoubed tct, nd it only requires tile purchalser tu be particular in rocrin th aeuine articlto insurefthe deiredl success. JAM IES A'l'INSO , Prfumr, 4, Gerrard-street, Sohio-square, respect. BEARS' REASE,and ~~at he regularly importe, the genuine is sRfent out in pots, wit hput any ad. mnixture whatever, except a little perfume to keep it sweet. This article, independlent of promotilig the growtli of hair, is also ex- tiemely pleasant for dressing it, making it very sof tiand gloss1Y. Sold by the imiporter, and by mosot of the respectable perfuimers and hairdressers iii town and couintry.- N.B. Atkinson's Bears' Grease is in p)ots, Price 2s. t;d. anti 4,. the pot, has the words " Atkinson's Teas' Grease" engr-vedl on the top, and it is enclos3ed in a wrapper wi'lhsFmture and address. LUI IEX RAUT of SARSAPARILLAx.-Iiu this F pruepIara-tiFon are concentrated alI'the medlicinal properties of the antreaparilla rooi, even to a perfect saturation of the menstruum with w,hich it is prepared. To such persons, therefore, whol ftom various causes, would experience greAt inconvenience, or with whom it would he tutterly impossible to prepare the decoction, thie fluid extract, which posseiise% the aidvantares of portability and of' keeping inai climatte, will be foundi a miost desirable mnoleoifemploying this muen esteemed medicine. TIhe diseases in which it baai proved most liens. licial are those of the skin, such as the scorbutic afFections, erupt-ive disecasesl, secondary synmptoms, &c. arising fromi a diseased state of the system at larce. It is taken in water, rendering it of the same sttrength as the decoction. Sold in bottles, at 4% . ft and 7s. 6d. by Butler, chYmi,r, 4, Cheanside, St. Paul's, and 220, Regent.street, near the Argyll Rooms. London ; and by Cthe principal medicine senders throtuglout the UJnited Ki-ngdom. Be careful to ask for Btitlcr'a Flusid Extract of Sarsaparilla-, CAR ZM~JOITNSO , SoleProprietor of the A AIfIERI AN SOOTHING. SYRUP for Children Cutting thweir Teeth, removed from 94, Newmnan-street to 211, York-place, City-road,i Iondrh., begs leave to caution mothers and macgse, at a critical seasonl like the present, when chtildIren are teething, the ut- momit attention ought to be paliel to themi, particularly zas the measles and chizn-couglh are s6 pre'valenl. If tie. irritation of the gums comes with any oclier disorder, very few infants recover. Miothers ought never to be withlout the American Soothing Syrup in the nurarry; for it a child awakes in the nighit with pains in its9 gums, Chi, valuable medlicinec applied will immerliately open the Pores, hieal the gums, and! thereby prevemt f'esers and convulsiorns; for sliotild it come in competition pith Any otlher disordler, if often desztroys the mnother's brigzhtest hopes. To he had, wholesale-and retail, szit above, and iofll princip'al medicine venders in town and country, at 2e. d.per'otltir. N. B. None are genuine unless signed on the stamnp with Mrs. Johnson"s own hiand-writing, as there are sieveral spurious sortsi rpHE ARABIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, free from miercury or antimony, arc unrivalled in their beneficial effects in Nervous, Bilious, and I.ier Complaints, Indigeation, andf its numerous train of nmaladies, and are peculiarly mild and pleasant as an aperient. TIhe superior eflicacy of these Pillsbhaa increased thie demnand for them so much), that ad) additional number of venderse lias been anPointed in Londtln,, fol tht accommodation of the Public; anti they rmay now be obtained In boxles, at 1ls.I1 ll. and 2e. Od. each, of J. V. Simpison (aciing proprictnr), 28, lenrietta-street, Covent- garden;, Messrs. Stradling, south gate, Roysl Exchange; Borrowv and Deanis, 1l5o, Bishopsgatt.withoilt, and 19, IValbrook ; Sequeira, 132, WhItcrchaPel flighi.Stret ; B. and F. Odhling, 159, Highi-street, aned 171, Union-street, Southwark ; Ward, 324, 1-olborn ; Prout, 226, and Buirfield, 180, Strand; Stanley, 14, Tavistockc.rnw, Covent- garden; Playne, 6, St. Mlariin'-.court; Ambridge, 21, late 30, Piccadilly; i-iawk'ins, I, Old Bond.streec; Grignon, 174,.Regent- trt,Opposite New Burlinzton..strecet Colley., 6, RolIcs-street, Cavedisbquar; SAngter, 1,50, anti Chandler, 76, Oxford.street White, 1, and Yarde, 28, Laoib'a~conduit_itreett and of almost every other methicine vendet throughout the lingdonr. WANT PLACE,,.All letters to be post paid. N S WzT-Nwuasz, a respectable young Woman, aged tfL28, withagood breast of mttkc, whose infant is four month old. Direct to A. Bi. at Mir. Hlbbert's, 19. Lowe'r Edinuud.atreet, dear the sinail]pox-hospitat. S ET-NIURSEL, a Person, with a good bUreast of ~Milk, L..and who can b,e welt recomnaended. Oirect to A. Di. s, Huekhng- hamii-ptace PFtrzroy-square. AS7UPPER NctttasE, a respectable Person, aged 390, who tcan take the carenofa ebild from the month; or as hady's-maid, h ein ivetinhboth capacities; has tno objection to towvnorcountry; can have a11. four year,' character. Direct to at. E. at Elliott's tea ware- house, 16, soutlbanipton-row, Russell.square. t6 eoffeekeeper neeid arpty. Yo S ADy's_-MAID or to wai on twvo YOUng Lde,ar a&spectable yourmt ik era,n, who understands dresfsmakiF,end wvould have no obleetion to travel; ca be woll recommende by the lady she hts,JInst left. Direct to 3.. 20, Bucktngiam.piaee Ftzroy. srtisra. No officeekeeperneed apPlY.1 A S HousEKEtPER' in ani HtloTavern, ayoungW - L.mesa, who bias lived some years In therbsinelss, and can hare an undeniabe character. Direct to A.DI. Posttoliie, Twticken-sam. I S HousEXPaEPa toawnl eteman, or to Suiperini- tend the Fanifly ofa u ow r, a ddle-aged Perston, who has no objlection to towrn or countr;ct have atn exeellent. recoinmenda. tirmtsrorrithe farolyshehasJustelet witsh whomahiallveddAwyears. Direct to E. C, at Mr. Dtn,t's, bootmaker, Branswiek-place, stoke Newington. Noofficelcesperileed aPply. S Z HOUSEMAID, or to waiton a Lady, in asm`allre- j- %_ petabe amiy,a young W-n aged 22, wrho can work well haf f5ract to ItM. 2, wecst Hlarding-street, Fetter-lane,' yffai and.a har agoo carcte fom erlat pace. Drect to A.C -4the A SThoou~h hijoostSERVAN, out of livery, a respect--on a,wo.caatril ertesrcetiqiy r le y~~~~~~~~~~~oun xn hscaatr ertt strictest lnqulry; perfectly hod~rstand.s his business ineveryreapect, and has.ae ob3ec_- tion to t6win or counltry, or to go abroad. Direct to A. B. at P'ir. WiSt- son'saroceer.48,Jame~street,Oxford-treetN . Noiffkeeper need apply. A S Gnoom to a sigle Gentleman. or to drive a pair of I._horses, or ins s mall Family, to bAmve thle eare of a hors ad.-gig,. lookafter a garden, and'mg'ke hims-lf generallyn ueful, ar yoruandg ian of good character. Direct Co RC. H.- at Mr. -Stone's, tallowehandler, Bluckingharn street, Strand. ~S GmRoom, a steady young Man, wbo has no objection to town or country, can waitt at table If reuired,au have t good character from his last place. Direct to D. E. at Me. daunders's A S WAC-rER at an Hotel, Tavei.n7 ceehouse, or.re- hsblspenceatble Cho?phouse, a yo?ung Man, who perfectly understanda his bsnsin al 1its brane hes; and can give security if reqtsired. Direct to _..a t.Masil'hairdresser, Derby yourt. Picczadilly. t_______ No______ ofr_______ce ___