Wrexham and Denbighshire Advertiser and Cheshire Shropshire and North Wales Register

——————— b' Œ\V CHAPEL, Clh:inm-STIŒEl'. -LARGE °' TEA MEEETI.NG w I I I II f' cc.iic- t i> iast, ti;e inst., a lea meeting took ir aoe ill the schoolroom underneath the New Chape] II ■ic-ster-strcet, in this iown. It was thu largest t..1J. w (Cting that has been held in the plncu fur in--]IV year- tl Ion |iersot!« hiini,' pre$fnt. The sehoolrooiu was ai •tefiihy decorated with lluwers and evergreens, and st ■anelies of laurel were gracefully elltwir.ed round the w imerotis pillars which form the support of the spacious h: iapel above, while a choice variety of beatitiful bouquets tl id elegant nosegays graced the tables at regular inter- tl lis, emitting a delightful fragrance, and, in conjunction hi itli the large sprinkling of the lair sex who adorned the w hies with their PVCSence,-IlreFentirt- to the eye a c s ng social scene. Miuh praise is due to the chapel ci Per, Mr. Hem i ig, for the labour he bestowed and the ti isti- he displayed in the decoration of the room The 82 revisions were supplied partly by Jlr. Powell and tl irtly by Nir. Elliot, both of Charles-street, and gave ivat satisfaction. The meeting commenced at five rf clock, and closed about six o'clock, when the company h: Ijouincd to the c hapel above. Formerly it has been the C istom to remain in the room below for the public ai eeting, a short interval intervening for the rearrange- at ent of the benches; a plan by which, we think, the 1' cial feeling created or developed by the tea suffered si ss inteiruption. Still, the change had its advantages nd when all were reseated with the addition of numbers dlO were not present at the tea, the chapel looked well lied; and after a short interval the various speakers resented themselves on the platform and commenced be business of the ft: PUnLIC MEETING. A rt.?- *l. -t A r ■? I I I — Lilt; i, i suiin anit me Kev. Joshua toberts engaging in prayer, R. C. Rawlins, Esq., was ailed to preside. Mr. Rawlins observed that it verv frequently happened iat captains in clearing their vessels out of port were in ntirc ignorance of what part of the world they were cstrned for, and remained so until at some point where became necessary they o; cued and consulted their rders. Ile found himself that evening placed in a very imilar position, as he was not at all aware of the subjects pon which the various gentlemen on that platform in- mded to speak. They had met to celebiate the six- ionth anniversary of that place of worship, a period of mo fraught with many changes, and which must be >oked back upon by those connectcd with the place ■ith feelings of pleasure and pain. Tea parties now )rnied a part of every social movement of the day, and -ere one of the leading features of that great agitation to tuch we are indebted for cheap bread. The poet owper when he wrote the lines in praise of the social up never dreamt of the objects of philantrophy it would e called to subserve. A very remarkable meeting had ist taken place at Birmingham, for the advancement of )cial science. It had been found that we had over- )oked many important questions connected with our 3Cial well-being in our eagerness to grasp at other ranches of knowledge which were deemed of a higher, jough, certainly, not of a more useful character. The: leeting in Birmingham was intended to remedy this vil and excite inquiry upon a branch of education closely onnected with our welfare as a nation. He had no oubt one of the speakers then present would favour hem with some interesting facts relative to Ireland, a ountry which had lately undergone great improvement .nÙ now ottered many advantages to men of capital and mterprize. The Encumbered Estates Bill rendered 'acilities for the occupation of land which did not for- uerly exist, and the tide of prosperity hud so set in that ie trusted nothing would ever arise to stem or cause it igain to stand still. (Cheers.) itie lie v. J. Lockwood, ot Oswestry, was then called. fi Ie said there were two rules which he thought those c, rho spoke first in any meeting ought always to act p pon. First, to try to avoid treading on the ground c ifefcly to be occupied by succeeding speakers; and li Lcondly, to be brief. Acting upon the first, his subject o ioulkl not be Ireland He was incompetent to the task, e oo, for he had never been there, and another tiling, he t icver intended to gn, such was his horror of anything f ike sea sickness, without an attack of which lie feared it a ras impossible to reach the sister isle Still, he should i; Ie glad to receive any intelligence which their esteemed si isitor, Dr. Urwick would have to communieate. There a ras another country jioi;r on the lips of every one, which s ls > he intende-l to avoid; he need net say be alluded to p ndia not (hat he was wanting in sympathy for the suf- Grinds of our fellow-countrymen in that country; or i; hat he did nut participate ;n the rejoicings occasioned a iv the favourable intelligence which had recently arrived i If the turn which mptteo were tnking in that great c mpiro. The chairman .had alluded to education; and S he had no staled order he must look upon himself as j ieing in possession of a kind of roving commission, and t hould take that for his subject. After alluding to the ) deasant intercourse he had had in former days with Mr. ] Irown as a student, and congratulating him on the in- j lications of prosperity which he saw around him, Mr. jockwood gave an interesting description of his mode of t iddrcssing Sunday school children resolving his heads nto letters of the alphabet, by way of assisting their nemory. Supposing he were about to give them a his- ( my of Moses. He would tell them that he would make ] t as plain as a, b, e. His heads would run thus:—A, ( '1' account; b, they should become better; c, for coun- ;el; d, for diligent, dutiful, and devotional. The rev. £ jentleman enlarged upon each head as he proceeded and it the conclusion observed ho should adopt a tiiinilar jourse that evening, selecting the letter p as the initial c )f his headings. Mr. Lockwood then gave some excel- ( lent advices and suitable admonitions to Sunday school leaehers, under the respective heads, punctuality, pre- i paration, prayerfulness, and perseverance; alterwards illustrating and enforcing his observations by some timely remarks based upon the appearance of nature at the present moment-more particularly the shortening of the days and tho active operations which he witnessed on his way, namely, seed time amongst the agriculturists. (Cheers.) The Chairman next called upon Dr. Urwiek, of Dub- lin, to address the meeting. The Doctor, upon rising, said, Christian friends he had almost said ladies and gentlemen, that being the general way of addressing those to whom you are a stranger, or with whom you have had no previous acquaintance. But upon occasions like those there was a sort of tacit iccognition of one another, the pulse beat with a friendly feeling towards each other, there was an audiblo interchange of feeling that left a perfect conviction on the mind that they were in the company of Christian friends. But he was not a total stranger in W reiham. Some years ago, he was in the habit of travelling through on the coach from Liverpool, and he had that day tecognised the Wynnstay Arms as the inn where the coach used to stop at. He also re- membered noticing the place of worship in which they were then assembled. Since the time he was thus in the habit of passing through Wrexham he observed that theio had been many changes, and great progress had been made in the town in many respects. He should never forget the warm and kindly feeling which had been manifested towards him during his short stay here. The lev. gentleman then gave a glowing description of Christian communion, eloquently describing its opera- tions and effects during which he was several times in- terrupted and loudly cheered. Adverting to the advice which Mr. Lockwood had given under the bead 11 prepar- ation," he said he was reminded of a clergyman, an esteemed friend of his in Ireland, whose mode of pre- paration for the Sunday was a somewhat peculiar one. Every Saturday he mounted his horse, drove off into the country, full gallop, heller skelter, apparently regardless pf where he went to. He did not know whethef it was THE ociiooi.m i' .ek ABKOAD. At tne iVlarloorough There is an old custom m this parish for the church- i • » ■ • ( cretious, auu n. the motion of the an i ma l w h ic h quic k ened his brain into Po l ice-court, on Monday, J. Cross, who described himself wardens to go roun d the churc h and get a co l lection dur- a w!a m a ma a. m a. m a nip n,. p m p m< p m > m. p. m a m p. m. p. w. f,yrt auu u,idoubted elficacy in cases 01 Ague, bilious Atfee- activiiy, or the variety of obj ects that he passed in quick as a sc h oo l master, was c h arged ,wit h bein g drunk on ing service, just before the sermon, which is distributed rHESTElt « }° '•> 10 10 11 10 .fiV i 7 58 u jt 5 16 tious, Consumption. Umrrlitua, General ^eUilHy, Gout. Cuu- succession that imparted to him ideas; but this he knew Sunday evening, and begging m Oxford street. Police to some very poor and deserving obj ect or obj ects, signi- saltney -i I Msai j !— „J stipation, litUi j festion, Liver Complain t s,ltheumaiiaui acrufu- that he a l ways returne d home after the ri d e, with his constable Outred proved that the de fendant was drunk, fied by the wor d "pauper" in the Will. Tho bread use d Pulford g iio aa 3 33, 5 38 8 7 1ft it 5 31 la, Utoer6, ^ofc1 OUttB 0 sermou composed and arrnnged in the most perfect order, and that he begged of various persons He heard the to be so given until a year or two since, and the baker 8 39 |10 w 3 « 5 47; 8 .18 ie 18; | 3» which accompany eacti bor.>old at 1». Uu., as. ad., aud ready for de l ivery, without the aid of pen, ink or paper defendant boast that he had spent 10s. that day in beer, was paid by Ellis. He, however, failed at that period \VRKXU\M 8 9 6 0 4 4s. 6J., by all Dealers in Patent Medicines. Wuoloaalo i^epji. He could not belD takin- exeeDtion to one noint in his The defendant, who assumed an air of in j ure d innocence, and became a parish pauper; and thus the money was Uh03 Q \i m 47 11 48 I 4 14 i "se tii* «39 in "i4 6 4 22, iireaa-strect. X^uilon. friend (Mr Lockwood's «neech.1 He was not soin"- to and made use ot very tine language declared, on his hon- irrecoverably lost, and the charity ceased. Huabon 9 y ,0 53 4 io 6 is' 10 50 6 10 r~ be se vere in his cri isin but he i ^greited to find ^°hat he never solicited »eleemosynary" aidI from any (Concluded.) pollen Road i!! I 1 ». j -■ J f « ft «• ij g IX'CH CERY.. his iriend had suc h a stron g antipathy to Ireland. Uvingbeing It was monstrous that a man of education Chir l -I 9 18l U 31 • "j 1 7" A.'XE v. >IETCAXiF.- KAY p 6 VVCUSlipLli'S PILL*.— H aiiL' h ter ) Tho doctor then entered into au elaborate hke himself, living m one ol Prince Albert's Model Lod- BOURSE GAMBLING ANI> 6UICIDE.—An American, nam- Preesgwyn „. o o5 i0 o u Y s 8 45 4 *5 «"i sa 45 11 a 6 2^ OrdereU by; Vlou-amiie l y r Kfto Wood, Ui»t llio l)v iiSou) of tL dTghtful ging houses, 8h°u'd be obnoxious to police interference ed Edward D-—, some time ago arrived iu Pans, Ootowen Sfs^ii Z ItJ f £ S1 i!! i « g commercial aspect of Ireland. The good which had re- and that property, as valuable to him, as were the posses- an d took up his resi d ence 1.1 an hotel in the Rue fc euve St. OSWKsrRY wriv ••• 9 3»io 10 it 25 li 23 4*4; 5 20 6 4b 9 2 1 l8| « 3» the mnuiu, Jolm Kaye, lisq., or Uai?ou Half, near iiuduer.- miltwl (mm i h ^» m h prp rf Vqtntes Eill whii-h had sions ot the Marquis ot Wesimmster to that personage, Augustin. He em b ar k e d m Bouise speculations, and, was, ^Vhittinffton — — £ 3. — J} if — l\ — — f, g aa i* »«'lo proprietor.) i'Ue UcreuUaiit isuow ui comiueuiuut t i on. 11 e l an d was now rapidly advancing, l'ass i ug nocWrual depredatois lie had done nothing mora l ly-or he was observe d to be in » state of profound despon d ency. ^0li11urcl1 l". 1 to 6 ll 45 2i) 7 10: II J 7 « «imitation, ct t.es.id \Vu Lb?S from the secular to tb«ec a Usiast yie observe d that S l!! Z ilS £ IS L° l" »' S »# .«. J « 7 £ | 8 ..? .« 1 | 7 U, w, w,li RN.OT «-BUT L ^-«■ R- 1 SR sasiais a sr.S|| I served a number of new ecelesiastical structures one him at once to prison for seven oa y s. found looked. Mr. D was fonnd sealed ia an min_h»ai ",rri 7 58 10 40 11 1 012 o \t f I I M m 11 1^0 2 "| verument stamp, aud-z. 'X lie signature ana coin of arum of from its decant design he iuJerred belonced to the Es- Sir Richard Dundas wil l we have no doubt, be duly armchair, with his brains blown ont. No report of any BiruungUam dep MS 8 0 ll 42 l siaio 2 30 J jo --• 5 20 7 5| 7 20 joss o»o the proprietor, on the directions euelised witlieach box. included in the forthcoming patent as First £ a Lord3 firearm had been heard, and it appeared that he te i 7 W 9 33 164^ 0 3 0 | 30 7 127 g u a U30 > « ••• at^^tr»4s d^^ more modest pretensions. Upon inquiry ho fcmnd that he Clarence Paget, C. B., is at present confidently apoken of made use of an air-pistol, which was found lying by hi* London 11 SOli lO 5403505 40 540 8 5 10 3510 35 5 0 6 40 London was mistaken, and that the more stylish structure be« as the Junior Naval Lord. side. I I 1 I 1 11 n;?r,d to the J.ioman Cntiiolu's. He uul not object to e Roman Catholics worshipping (jurl as they pleased, d erecting places of worship according to their own ste. He would have every man free to act out his :n religious convictions, so far as they did not interfere tit the rights and liloertie3 of his neighbours. He served to his Iriend Mr. Short that the lioman Catlio- s of this district must be very wealthy-that building spoke it. His Iriend replied that there were no Si iman Catholics here but the Isish in Wrexham. In 01 igious matters the Welsh would be found thoroughly ar iitt). In Ireland lIe had to tell them it was very dif- W •ent. The remainder of .the doctor's speech consisted VI, f' t a inscription ot tne rights and ceremouies ot tne j .ó)man Catholic religion, their debasing influence upon Y ie mind of the nation, and the efforts which were being n iade to counteract them. The address was listened to '1' iroughout with the most profound attention, and was J, udly cheered at its close. tI The meeting was subsequently addressed by the h: ev. Mr. Chapman, of Chpster, tho Rev. Enoch Griffiths, It ie Rev. J. G. Short, the Rev. Joseph Jones, and the sl ev. F. B. Brown. The pioceedings altogether lasted nj arly five hours, and were of the most animated and at jreeable character. b: Mr. Brown, in proposing a vote of thanks to the chair- M an, said they were much indebted to their Wesleyan of iends for foregoing a meeting which they had arranged te id advertised to take place that evening. al pi

WREXHAM BOARD OF GUARDIANS. I ir I. I. f i iI rr 1 J1 U iidlSA I y ULlUUbU Ú"'iU., "'V'I'- I 1>1. R.V.. ^clmivma^ Mr. G. W. Cha- I a! — v mer, vice-chaii muii; Messrs Dashwood Parry, Ianley, u lughes, (Fennant) Clay, Whaley, Parsonage, E. Lewis, a 1. Jones, Brou^h, C. Richards, Poyser, Davies, (Hoseley n ad Marford) l'ctcrs, Gaman, Edwards, (I'ryddyn) Birch, t: .disbury, aud A. W. Edwards. e THE ALTERATIONS IN TUB HOUSE.—The Clerk read a ver the specifications of what would be required in the P roposed alterations for enlarging the Girls' sleeping o ards. The specifications had been proposed by Mr. t< rough, and were very minute and detailed. a VACCINATION FriES. —The Clerk read a letter from the aarLaw Board, stating that they had carefully considered ie claim made upon the Guardians, by Mr. Farry, sur- t. 2on, of Mold, for Viiccinatiou fees, &c., which extended It ,er three years; iind had come to the conclusion that it a as a legal claim, and consequently should be paid. The f regularity in not sending in his report sooner, did not ti L their opinion invalidate his claim, especially as the P oarJ was a Corporation. The Guainnan observed he 5, ished they (the Poor Law Board) had gone a little fur- a ter, for although the Guardians knew very well that an ti jtion could not have been maintained in a court oflaw, n ill by the order of the Commissioners themselves they OJ etc precluded irom. paying ai 1 y claim after the books cl ad been audited without first applying to them, and if v icy had done so, they would have been surcharged by ti ie Auditor. He was glad, therefore, that the Guardians al ad so acted in the matter, for if they had not they ould have done wrong. The Clerk said that a very P1 irious principle was laid down with re,ard io the vac- P' .nations, for if a medical officer bottled his accounts for P; ve years it would seem that lie could come to them and t( lY, Gentlemen, pay me, please." The conversation it len dropped. bi PfiJiriVITTAW r\ T> TTIT* .r.nT ,r 1 "r.o," Tkn 1n._1.. il.L.OIU.lilllW.1 vr «ll £ l WV/ll 1 £ 11. — 1 Ut !aù a letter from Mr. Parish, the Schoolmaster, tendsring is resignation of the office. On the motion of Mr. haloner, seconded by Mr. D. Jones, it was accepted, ] id an order was made that another schoolmaster be J Ivertised for in the newspapers. Subsequently Mi-. arish was called in to explain the reasons why he re- gned, and to know if he had any complaints to make. ] THE ANNUA 1, REPORTS.—A letter was read from the T U.. I XL.^4. AL 1. -1 L-Ul -t-»a >v uouiu biauug LuaL nicy uuu auaie spare num- iers by them of the Annual Reports, and that some copies 1 vould be sent down if they were desired. TRANSFER, OF A PAVMSII.—A pauper woman named Ann! ones, at present in the House and charged to the Com- 1 uon Fund, was on the motion of M r. Chaloner, trans- erred to the township of Acton, where it appeared she 1 lad gained her settlement. 1 lÜ:w VALUATION or TIIVDDEN- PARISH.—Mr. Edwards 1 pplied to the Board for permission to have the Parish of 'rydden re-valued to the Poorrate. He stated that in < onsequeuce of there having been a great increase of new j iroperty, a good deal of litigation was likely to ensue. n answer to a question put to him by the Clerk, he I tated that the parish was last valued in 1842,-15 years f go by Mr. Jenkins. The application was granted. TH 10 IATll AUDIT OF ACCOUNTS.—Tho Clerk informed he Board that Mr. Roberts, at the late audit had disal- owed £ 1 1 Is Cd in LNir. Aforzis', the Relieving Officer's < ecounts, as being contrary to an order issued by the 1 commissioners. The Chairman remarked that Mr. 1 loberts was critically correct, but morally wrong. It tras in a case where the mother lived out of the Union, I nd the child in it, and the mother's name had been in- crted instead of the child's, lie did not know who was 1 Chairman at the time when the order took place, but he 1 lad no doubt the Commissioners would at once allow the tem when they were made aware of the circumstances. Number in the house, 220: last week, 212; correspon- ing week of last year, 214. j

Mr. Lr. M. King, formerly superintendent of police 1 Wrexham, has been just appointed by Colonel Cobbe ] uperiiitcndent Constable in'the Bradford District. The Bice to which Mr King has luckily been chosen was acated by Mr Charles Ingham after 28 years service rho has been made Inspector of weights and meistires. I.

THE PRINCESS ROYAL'S MARltIAGE.-In conequence if the Prince of Prussia being prevented from coming 1 ¡vcr to England to be present at his son's nuptials, it is nore than possible that the marriage itself will be post- joned for a short time. Such a postponement would in ] nany respects be desirable, inasmuch as, among other reasons, if the ceremony takes place later in the vear 1 -Tl k.. I. ii._ I ieru win ue a uuuer uuuuce 01 us Deing favoured with ne weather, which, as far as the Berlin portion of the 8Jemonies is concerned, is a consideration of great im- ortance, inasmuch as the entry into Berlin of the bridal ouple entails upon a large number of old ci vic notabi- ties the necessity of confronting the severities of the pen air in those curtailed unmentionables teat seem very where to furm an essential of court costume. Quan- ities of young girls, too, will go out of the the eitv cates it receive the bride, themselves dressed in bridal attire nd it would be a grievous pity If rain or other incle- icncy of the weather should mar the effect of white salin hoes aud low dresses, and consign to a bed of sickness or n untimely grave. It is also very desirable for the po- ition that the youthful oouple shall subsequently oceu- y in the hearts of their future subjects that all Prussia hould be able to luol- buek to that day of their entry nto Berlin its a day of sunshine. According to the latest rrangemont. Prince Frederick William will come to England in the early part of next month, and stay at our court until after the birthday of the Princess Royal, WOODS ANU FORESTS.—A ponderous blue-book of 260 mblished on Saturday last, contains the 25th report of he commissioners of Her Majesty's woods, forests, and and revenues, being the sixth under the Act 14th and i-5ih Victoria, cap. 42. This report is wholly filled with nformation of a purely local and specific character, in- rolving questions of leases of land, houses, &c., the cul- ivation and cleaning of sundry forests, the repairs of ■oads, and endless finance accounts. It appears that the 'eceipts of the commissioners 011 account of the "capital )f the land revenue" for the year ended 31st March, [857, amounted to the sum of X150,826 cash, and the lisbursements to zCI30,289, leaving a balance in cash of £20,537. The greater portion of the receipts arose from lales of estates and land. The "income of the land revenue" for the year as X487,240, and the concurrent j\penditure Y,169,094, leaving a sum of £ 284,857 paid )ver to the exchequer as surplus income, and X33,288 as met available balance on the 3tlst March, 1857. ESCAIE OF A TIGER IN RATCLIFF HIGHWAY.—On Tuesday afternoon, a bout one o'clock, as a cattle van was conveying from the London Docks, a remarkably fine specimen of the Bengal tiger, recently imported by Mr. Jamraeh, the eminent naturalist, the catch or lock of the door gave way, and the animal finding himself at liberty bounded into the road, to the intense terror of the passers by. For some distance it proceeded rapidly up the carriage way in a crouching position, evidently as- tonished at its unexpected freedom, until by a fatal chance, it encountered at the corner of Bells-street, a little boy, aged about eleven years, who stood gaaing curiously at the strange spectacle. Before the child had time to escape from the savage animal's path it sprung upon him, lacerating the back of his neck and head in a fright- ful manner. In the meantime one of Mr. Jamrach's men, who had followed the beast in its flight, had armed him- self with a crowbar, with which he struck repeated blows on the animal's head, to compel it to leave its grasp of the boy. The last of these blows took effect, and so far stunned the creaturc as to enable it to be secured but we regret to say, the bar glancing from the skull of the brute, inflicted a blow upon the head of the already fear- fully mangled sufferer, who was promptly removed to the London Hospital, where he lies in a very precarious condition. thJS^r'wits^g^of^ vi$1 E IU 1 S 210 sis it* UJSJS ELY z}\» «*«! back more dclierhted witf hii f tn than t 68' C, aiU f ber 1813, gave an d bequeathed the interest of £ 20, to be Presgwyn ••• ••• — 3 "38; 3 "22 — 1020: s ^G Catalogues of Boo k s and Pros p ectuses of tbe Miti- q j • 'j » E Is! E E =1 = •" E '° r sss i £ ch Ulfels, which fnn° was° engtmnl ^xchis elv 1 for^tiko Sunday; in ^c ^ere Wd be no co l lection m c h urc h Kuabon .J s 20 9 15 II 30 1 55 2 d5 8 0 TilOmOS'S HOjaOQOpaUl C r.g.g :■: «» s .» »« S S i S" Phccbe Ellis, of the Goedlodd, to be sole executor an d 8 44 u 37 a »! » « U 0 S 32 --• SURPRISING SUCCESS O^ t h LTAII n nA tli Anrr li during all t h eeream of executrix; and s h e nominated and appointed her good Pulford — .E E. 11 10 6 Va — T/"AY.E'S "VyoitSUBLL'S VIL US lu alt' Diseases anaint; » t 1 +' 1 e c h arge loo k s a b omma b .e, it friends, John Morris, of Pentreisa, and Thomas Morris, Saltney 8 5* ••• IO i a J t s 3 W 6 30 6 ^°i ■■■ 9 i o il"" o 1120 5 53 — J\- from a deraiiKeAeut of th« <ll^esU«<e: lur^us.—Vln. y(U not be foun d quite so atrocious investigat i on-it ™r. 0f Ruabon, Uustees of her last AS111 and testa- CtlKSTER .•«»» .2 5 3 38 ( » 5; 3 40 630 j 1 1 0 meOmue. wU is uot much more than double what the hotel kppnr>r ° x j v i 4. v *j u — experience, w by far tuts for jgeaer&i i«tLiiiiy um»t it u m i ir h t, have earned from or d innrrr tnur i afa P mcnt; an d she desire d that her said trustees would exe- wniiK »AY8. SUNDAVS. uowerrul in remjuiuif Dta■I'oot puniyn.s tue UUkmI. oiuinar y xourists. cute (he ;— ———— — ■ 2 F-, 12 13 3 1 ■> 23 1 26 1 •> 3 Ireeiiw the siomaeli and bowel* Iroui erttdw auii vituited «- THE SCHOOLMASTER ABKOAD.—At the Marlborough There is an old custom in this parish for the church- 12,12123 1 2 1 231 w 1 1 | cretious, au iii trenstheniiiK and mvigonwtig; tiw entire Police-court, on Monday, J.Cross, who described himself wardens to go roun d the churc h and get a co l lection dur- a w!a ro a ma a. m: a m am a nip m. p m p m| p m > mi>. m a m m. m. aua L doubted tuicacy in cases OT A*u £ Biliou S Atfee- as a sc h oo l master, was c h arged ,wit h bein g drunk on ing service, just before the sermon, which is distributed rfrpSTKR 8 10 '• > "> 10 10 11 ,0 "• J ou ? m — « 11 5 1C tious Coiisuiuption. BUifrlWBa, lieneral DeUilM^- Gout, Uon- Sunday evening, and begging in Oxford street. Police to some very poor and deserving obj ect or obj ects, signi- s&ltuey ••• •! 3 21 I !•»• B stipation, IitUiKosiiou, Liver Complkints, KheuoiiitUui, aurofu- constable Outred proved that the de fendant was drunk, fied by the wor d "pauper" in the Will. Tho bread use d Pulford — g 10 *2 3 3 33 E" 5 38 8 7 lft' i l 5 31 la, Utoern, oF UitK lU<3 and that he begged of various persons. He heard the to be so given until a year or two since, and the baker ltossett ••• 8 39 |10 3 -12 5 47! 8 18 10 18; 5 3» mnmimiiv eauit box.—Sold at l». 14a., Us 9d. aud defendant boast that he had spent 10s. that day in beer. was paid by Ellis. He, however, failed at that period wreXUAM j E. — 8 i0 9 3° 11 •3 4 ^1 Mi 8 31 — 10 2 5 lJeaicTs in Patent Medicines. WUO1«m»Io u' cpji. The defendant, w h o assume d an a i r of in j ure d innocence, and became a parish pauper; and thus the mone y was ittios — E. — o 10 47 11 "48 Z 4 1+ 4 50 c 'lV u M "• 10 44; 622, Ureaa-htreet, Uiudou. and ma d e use of ver y fine language declared, on his hon- irrecoverably lost, and the charity ceased. Huabon — — 9 y 1053 El 4io 6 18' 10 50 6 10 T" r_ our, he never solicited "eleemosynary" aid from any (Concluded.J Oe«n 913 10 3« 11 38 i« 4 39 5 0 6 23.844 E! >* IX'CHAN€ERY., living being. It was monstrous that a man of education — Oltir i .0 •■• •" — 9 18l 11 3 ,2 1 a 45 37 3 lu 6 !W 10 5tf 6 W -w7~ ^vf, v. MRTOALF.—K.a! yE'S WClISliRT.r-s pif,T^-— like himself, living in one of Prince Albert's Model Lod- BOUKSE GAMBLING ANU SUICIDE.—Au American, nam- Preesgwyn ». — E — 9 25 to n n V i> "i» 8 43 4 *5 «"i s a "is tfj _LV OrdereU by; Vlou-CImiii yr' o Wood, /'ilurt tlio U»r ging houses, should be obnoxious to police interference ed Edward D— some time ago arrived iu Paris, Uobowen — — 9 l5 9 n 0 J .E 3 iu 4 471 5 0 6 ani 9 5 .0 isl 8 tenuaut be winmiti to p fsou lor cu jwuiiuidg and iwlliuf and that property, as valuable to him, as were the posses- an d took up his res i dence i„ an hotel in the Rue Neuve St. OSWKSTR* E! !E 9 35io 10 ll 25 li 23 4 5 20 6 4b 9 2 E! » S| « » j^iSu, Join. Kaye, li»q., SrjuS H S udue s i ons or the Marquis 01 Wtsiminster to that personage, Augustia. He em b ar k e d ia Bouise speculations, and, was, ''Vhillington ••• ••• ••• 11 18 ••• i ii t aLl "• — ,{ }?» g is proprietur.) The Ucreuaaut is uuw ui coriiiueuiuut should be left unguarded and exposed to the designs of -he acknow l edge d unsuccessful. Durioj? the Jast Itw days llcUual .» -r — » +» |} *1 ••• 12; i 3 9 23 }« iz\ 6 52 viU' acyor0aucu with the aaid or d er, auu Police is liureoy Given noetmual depredHtois. lie had done nothing mora l ly or he was observe d to be in a state of profound despon d ency. ^„urcb E! I EE EE to °6 u 45 "E T. 25) "E 7 io! EE |J «! J legally wrong, and he defied any one to punish him. Mr. Iv'othin^havint been seen or beard of li i tn during the whole arri — 10 20 lo 30 li 55 12 4a 5 40 7 *>) 9 40 J} aO 7 1 are Uai-ie 10 tuo .aiuu pcii-uij aua will Oo dealt witUnc- Bingham would not argue the matter Willi him, as there of W. dnes d av- i l .e pro, t.,r of the hotel ra i se d an Snrewsburj > ju at) 10 ai U « W 53 3 »;i ad. 5 4> sj 8 15 11 ao J cordu ly. was so much business before the court, but would send akrm and br*oke o p en ihe door of his room, which was WoWerhampton 7-^ jUMu 151137 120 1S3 4o ] 6 4^ 6 47 9 5; l o W I 35 V lo 3> ^° by lohuiffi- him at once to prison for seven cji y s. found looked. Mr. I) —was fonnd sealed iu an arri 7 58 10 40 1i 40 1 012 0 2 5 2 20 ••• 4 43 6 42! 7 12 8 50 i» 43 1025 1 55.9 4 verument stamp, aud—2. 'ilia signature" ana coat of arms of Sir Richard Dundas will, we have no doubt, be duly armchair, with his brains blown ont. No report of any Birmingham — dep ti 45 8 0 11 42 1 51210 2 30 2 so — 5 20 7 7 20 jo 35 jo»o the proprietor, on the directions eucl ised witli each box. included in the forthcoming patent as First sea Lord, firearm had been heard, and it appeared that he had £ amm6ton -737 9 33 ■* 016 « 3 0 3 0 5fi 3^ 7 127 5^ u o mo wSiV Clarence Paget, C. B., is at present confidently apoken of made use of an air-pistol, which was found lyiajf by hi* Lon d on E.EEEEE! 11 so i i 10 Z. ••• 5 40 3 50 5 40 5 40 8 510 3510 35 5 0 6 40 London T aa the Junior Naval Lord. side. 1 I 1 1 I

JtUAiiUiN UtlilltLlIJSJ). I I ✓ .» 77/i/im T)nr> 7.- MLtilts ht'/ J »»» I Qqg ) I 1. "Me nv' .J"v, I AUVV./ I SIR WATKIK W. TON S CHARITY ^ORGANIST.) I Rv inrlpntiiro- dated the 1st "f Januarv 17S1. I F r fFatkin Williams Ifynn, of Wynnstay, bart., of the I to part, and Richard Myddelton, of Chirk Castle, Rich- d Myddlcton, the younger of the same place, "Watkin 'illiams, of Penbedw, esq,, the Rev. Thomas Trevor, car of liuabon, Phillip Yorke, of Erthig, Lloyd Ken- ,n of fJrpdin<rtnn. (Flintshire-I William Llova tho -0. -J. lunger, of Plas Power, in the county of Denbigh, Tho- as Boycott, of Brynffynnon, in the said county, 0 iomas Lloyd, of Acrevair, in the parish of Ruabon, and hn Rowlands, of Plas Bennion, in that parish, esq., of e other part: reciting that the said Sir W. W. Wynn 0 d caused an organ to be erected in the parish-church of 5 labon, and being desirous that a suitable maintenance ould be provided for an organist in manner therein- ;er mentioned, it was witnessed that for those consider- b ons, &c., the said Sir W. W. Wynn gave, granted, Y rgained, sold, and confirmed unto the said Richard P. ?ddleton, &c an annuity on clear yearly rent-charge ?■ ?40, to be issuing and payable out of a messuage or j! icment, called Plas yn Eglwys Eagle, and all the lands 6 d other appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in the rish of Llangollen, in the said county of Denbigh, then the holding of one Edward Roberts, under the yearly it of £ 120, and all outhouses, &c., ways, &c., to hold Sl i yearly to receive and take the same unto and to the P. 'c4-h, .n¿1 11;),1 tt. 1u. _1 t AC Vol Ult 011.1.11.4. aviuuuiu A'AJ UU1VUUU) WU.J muu UUllS ItllU. ssigns, by two equal half-yearly payments, at Michael- a las and Lady-day, without any deduction by reason of 0 ixes, &c., and payable at Wynnstay and it was declar- n il that the said trustees should stand seised of the said n nnuity upon the trusts thereinafter mentioned. And 1 P ower was given to the trustees, their heirs and assigns, P n default of payment 40 days after the appointed day, 0 ) enter and distrain, and after 60 days' default, to enter d ad enjoy till satisfaction, &c. And it was provided and declared, that the said annuity p ?as so granted upon trust that the said Richard M yddle- jn, &u., and the survivor and survivors of them t..i nd the heirs and assigns of such survivor, should pay' tc pply and dispose of the same, when recei ved, unto and If the salary of such person or persons as should from P me to time be nominated or appointed organist of the ? arish of Ruabon aforesaid, for the time bei'?g, bv the I dd Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, during his life, and fter his decease by the person or persons who, for the 11 me being, should be owner or owners of the said capital n tessuage of Wynnstay, for ever thereafter, so long as an c. rgan should be supported and maintained in the parish- 51 lurch of ltuabon aforesaid, and for no other use pro- II ided always that in case the said Sir W. W. Wynn, or le owner or owners, &,c., for the time being, should at ay time thereafter, for the space of s ix colander months fter the decease or removal of any organist -f the said C' uish of Ruabon, make default in nominating on ap- c: minting a fit and proper person to be organist of the said Ù. trish-church, and there should then be an organ suppor- ,( ?d and maintained in good order and condition therein, b, should be lawful for the vicar of Ruabon for the time al ing, with the consent of the majority of the parishion- p: :s in the said parish, in vestry assembled-for that pur- ?.' Me, on 10 day's notice given in the said church, imme- i iately after Divine service, to elect and choose a proper 51 srson to be organist; and such person should be organ- t until removed by the said Sir W. W. Wynn, or the hi ivner or owners, ire., for some reasonable cause, to be ljudged and determined by the majority of the parish- ?ncts in the said parish, in vestry assembled, on such £ otice as aforesaid. There is a clause that whenever the trustees should be iduced, by death, to three at the least, the survivors 01 lould, by deed or deeds, or writings under hands and k. ials, convey the annuity to others, to be from time to pi me nominated and appointed by the owner or owners of 01 'ynnstay, to the use of the surviving and new trustees, u. icir heirs and assigns, subject to the before-mentioned h; usts, the charge thereof and enrolling, &c., to be deduc- d out of the annuity. w This deed was enrolled in His Majesty's Court, of ec ommon Pleas, at Westminster, Hilary Term 21st Geo. is [I. Roll 105. pI rphn NIVI ennt <vrcrn-nist.. 1\fr- Beniamin Cunrwih. « Xll*' 11. ■ ippointed by the present Sir W. W. Wynn of wynn-j 1 tay. His salary of L40 a-year is paid quarterly by the 1 igent, Mr. Tench. mrnif D*nT)v'« rUATlTTTrfc: ihtoh Varm. late of Ruabon, aliopkeoDor, bv his Will. i ravo and bequeathed (inter ali(i) zElOO, the interest hereof to be laid out to educate poor children belonging o the parish of ltuabon and zC50, the interest thereof o be paid on the 3rd day of June annually to 10 widows lot receiving parochial relief. This money was expended by the parish, after being cccivcd from the cxecutor; and 50s are annually paid 'rom the rates to Mrs. Elizabeth Jones, of Ruabon, a leseendaut or representative of the testator, who selects .0 poor widows and pays them 5s. each in June. They wntiuue to receive it during life. The interest arising rom the L100 is mentioned under the head of the free ehool. TJiiiv-Aiin T.T.Oyn'¡:: CILARITY. Edward Llot/d, late of Pen y Lan, esq., by his Will, I eft X100 in trust, the interest thereof to be distributed I cnnuallyon the 29th day of November, being his birth- lay, to 20 poor widows not receiving parochial relief. l'his money is now invested in the Kuabon turnpike- rust, secured by a bond from the Commissioners, dated íth of April 1832, at £ 0 per cent, interest. Mr. Thomas Evans, the treasurer, distributes X5 annu- tlly to 20 widows, from a list furnished to him by the ihurchwardens. They receive each 5s. on the 29th of November, and which they continue to receive during ife, or so long as they remain proper objects of the iharity. LOST CHARITIES. Ciceht Pl'iL,s Cl,a;ÚII.-Ciccly Price, late of the parish )f St. Giles, in the county of Middlesex, widow, by her I )f St. Giles, in the co  nty .ast Will, bearing date the 14th day of July, 1677, (iiiter Ilia) gave and bequeathed to the vicar and ehurchwar- lens of the parish of Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, for the time being, the sum of £ oO of current English noney, to be by them laid out in the purchase of some lands of inherritance, so soon as it conveniently might be, n the names of four such persons as the said vicar and churchwardens, or the survivor of them, should nominate in 1 think fit; and the yearly rents, issues, and profits of the same lands, after such purchase, and in the mean him the interest of the said JE50 to be added unto the tth m) present common stock of the said parish of Rua- bo 1. for the use of the poor thereof, and to be disposed of by the said vicar and churchwardens amongst the oldest an 1 poorest sort of the inhabitants of the said parish, the eh )ice whereof was thereby referred to the discretion of tue said vicar and churchwardens, or unto the vicar and any one of the said churchwardens for the time being, to be given and disposed of proportionably every Sunday yearly after morning prayers, at the said church of Hua- bon aforesaid, in white bread and in penny loaves. And her further will was, that when two of the said persons, in whose names the said purchase should be made, should happen to die, the survivor of them should, within three months then next after, convey the lands so purchased as aforesaid, unto such four other persons as the vicar and churchwardens of the said parish for the time being should nominate and appoint, upon and under the trusts before declared, and to and for no other use, intent, trust, or purpose whatsoever; and that the like course be obser- ver for ever thereafter for keeping up a competent num- ber of trustees. Proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, on the 13th of October 1687. This money was lost in 1704 by being lent out at in- terest, on insufficient security, as appears by certain old documents, produced by the churchwardens. Up to that period interest at the rate of LG per cent, was paid for it. inns vrcrvRP.TlT'H CTTAltlTY. John Prnhert. late of Church Lawton. in the county of I Chester, labourer, by his Will, dated the Sth day of March 1708, (inter alia) gave and bequeathed to his exe- jutors thereinafter mentioned, the sum of e20, in trust lo remain in their hands for the charitable uses thereinafter mentioned, until the same could be laid Dut by them upon land security for the uses follow- ing, that wast to say, £ 12 thereof for the poor of Rhos, in the parish of Ruabon, in the county of Denbigh, the interest thereof to be laid out in bread, to be distributed to the said poor by twelve pennyworth the first Sunday in every month, in every year, for ever, and the other LS to the school at Ruabon the interest to go to the schoolmaster of Ruabon school for teaching one poor child of Rhos aforesaid yearly for ever,—the said child to be chosen out of some of ihe testator's own relations, if such there should be, and, for want of such, at the discretion of the schoolmaster. This money was formerly in the hands of Mr. Hall, of Cranage, in the parish of Sandbach, and county of Ches- ter, by whom interest was paid. it is believed to have been paid over to the churchwardens of Ruabon, and ex- pended for parochial purposes. No interest has been paid for it for a great number of years. '.r'C'an'c 1'It..r, ÐT" r' r.»».LUI A X Dnt..nnna M"nn- of t.hA townsliin of TlvnTivnlle Tsa. m &"c.v\jL"& "1' J -1 -7- this parish, by her Will, dated the 22nd day of Novem- ber 1813, gave and bequeathed the interest of £20, to be given in sixpenny loaves to the paupers as long as col- lection would be gathered in Ruabon church, a loaf every Sunday in case there would be no collection in church for the poor, the- loaves were to go to the almshouses in Kuabon. And she nominated and appointed Edward and Phtcbe Ellis, of the Goedlodd, to be sole executor and executrix and she nominated and appointed her good friends, John Morris, of Pentreisa, and Thomas Morris, grocer, of Ruabon, trustees of her last Will and testa- ment and she desired that her said trustees would exe- cute the same. There is au old custom in this parish for the church- wardens to go round the church and get a collection dur- ing service, just before the sermon, which is distributed to some very poor and deserving object or objects, signi- fied by the word pauper" in the AirIll. Tho bread uaed to be so given until a year or two since, and the baker was paid by Ellis. He, however, failed at that period and became a parish pauper; and thus the money was irrecoverably lost, and the charity ceased. (Concluded.) ItnftDKv (^IUR'I.IKI; ANn Sliicini: A ,« Amprimn. nnm-

ED D—-— some time ago AR ^I I I Paris, UOB I an d took up his res i dence 1,1 an hotel iu the Rue Neuve St. OSWKSTR* "• EE. E! II O I U 0 S W I 5 0 I S! 11 E! !O XS 1 9 35io 10 ll 25 li 23 4 44; 5 20 6 4b 9 2 11 l6| « ^nauuiii, Joliu Kaye, lisq., or H ^t^ r ftuduert- — t le L J, proprietor.) The Doreudant is uuw iu commeuitmc Augustin. He embarked iu Bouise speculations, and, was, ''Vhitlimrton ••• ••• — JJ il J — J! rjj — J 6 .ill ac:;or(jaucu with Uw uatd or d er, ana Notice is liureoy Given he acknow l edge d unsuccessful. During the Jast Itw days Retinal "■ 5 fjj ••• ••• 5 121 7 11 3^1 ti 53 he was observe d to be i„ a state of prohmid despon d e, rch E! I' 23, E* 10 El EE J 7 40 7 9 40 J Xothiti«h&vin& berti seen or heard of lrim during the whole am — 10 20 lo 30 Ll 55 12 4^ ••• 2«10 ai 12 012 55 3 »;i ad. J 5 4a 3, 8 151 JJ ™ »| 7 I* uru 10 U10 aiiiuc ucu^iu auii wUl Oo dcait witU ao* of W. d aes d av i l .e pro p t.T of the hotel ra i se d an Shrewsb, ury Uej, » 45 1011 i S > 1 18 1 30 « 0 « *5 V u)0 30 «»" • wr<lu<,l.v. arri liiay Uo known by tho distinctive lttarks—l.Tbt ali arm and brok| e o p en H.i ie uoor of r hi i. s room, «iu; ch u wr as B w'olverli ianipt*■ on Ue[J 7 ..2. 5 10 0:10 55 u 1511 37 1 20 1 53 ••• ■* 40 6 4u 6 47 9 found looked. Mr. D —was fonnd seated m an arri 7 58 10 *0 11 40 o 12 0 2 5 3 20 ••• 4 45 6 42: 7 13 9 50 io verument stauip, and—z. 'ilie aignatureanu omit of arm* of armchair, with his brains blown ont. No report of any Birm.i. ngnam dep$45 8 0 ll 42 1 5 13 10 2 30 3 30 — 5 do 7 5j 7 30 jo 55 JJ0w2o 5 l 1 5«5. i o v S wonts Wui^elf, fUls. by John Kaie. emjravpa on the go- the proprietor, on the directions enclosed witlieach bo*. R U TA F » T 4 T'1* *4 made use of an air-pistol, whi.ch was founid r lyiajf by !h,n j^ n ^on H JO H 10 5 40 3 50 5 40 5 40 8 510 3o 10 35 5 0 6 40 side. 1 I 1 1 11

WUYH MARKETS. u I  l???v?t?r .rXpUVrp  n ? 11. "U,L;.I,¿;1.L.1..LlllL 111 iiuivux,—-xii L'xWaUAY. "i s. d. h. d. pI: Wxl6 it 8 0 to 8 3 co ?ar.ey C 0 — 6 4 = 3 m: Potatoes (per measure) 3 4 3 10 Butter 1 2 1 3  M?Rs,7 for sixpenM. ™ Fow]?, per coup!e. 2 3 2 9 36 Ducks, per couple 34 3 10 Geese, per lb., fiid pe Turkeys, per couple, 8s Z, Guinea Fowls, ditto, 5s. ( nswifSTPV finRV U A "PVl<1' "ttrM' ) New w heat, 8s Od. to 8s. 3d old ditto, Os. 0d. to 0s. d.; barley, 6a. Od. to 6s. 6d.; oats, 3s. Cd to 4s Od. ] ELLESMERE MARKET.—TUESDAY. J White wheat, per 7olbs., 8s 3d to 8s 6d red ditto, Os { d to Os; barley, Gs 6d to 7s; oats, per oOlbs, 4s 6d to 1 s Od. LIVEltPOOL CATTLE MABKET.-MOXDAY.—WC aye again to report a dull inanimate market for beef, ,hilst a declining tendency is still manifested in the rices of this description of stock. The same remarks I Iso apply to sheep, which only met a slow sale at arcly former rates. Cattlo at market, 2,.)23, sheep, I ,969. Beef, 5d to 6d; mutton, 6d to 74d. j. MARK I.A.NK-Mo:wA\J.'he supply of wheat :om Essex and Kent moderate, but with that left over :om last week made a fair show the bulk remained un- )ld at a late hour, although offered at a decline of 3s er qr. from the rates of this day week, The report that 1e French government had permitted the export of grain c: nd flour (but which, we are informed, is net the case) lused almost a suspension of business in foreign, and ew and old were offered at a decline of 2s at which the terest retail business resulted. English malting barley ) to 2s and foreign griuding Is cheaper. Beans and cl eas unaltered in value. Oats a slow sale, at a decline f Cd to Is upon the prices of Monday last. Flour trade g, all; country market Is cheaper. HVEHfUUL CORN ?AKKET.—TuKSDAv.—There S as a slender attendance of millers and dealers at our "? orn Exchange this morning, and tho general transac- ons were limited in extent. Wheat declined from 2d > 3d per bushel from Friday, making a reduction since lis day se'nnight of 4d to t, d per bushel, and on flour 2s 3r sack and Is per barrel. Barley, oats, and outmeal, loved only in retail qualities, without change in Yalnc. i dian corn fully supported late rates upon a fair and ealthy retail demand. The irrain trade here narticinates L the gloom caused by the prevailing panic which < iturally depresses the money price of all commodities, ccept that of good bullion; but, at the same time, our J ;ocks of wheat, flour, and ludian cum are in a very t nail compass. ] MAltK .La.NE,-WEJJNEsD.H,-Although the supply of ( nglish wheat in to-day's market was but moderate, the t 3mand for all kinds ruled heavy. In prices, however, impared with Monday, no change took place. An in- t 'eased supply of foreign wheat was on offer in fair con- E ,tion. Great heaviness prevailed in the inquiry, and, t have forced sales, further depressed rates must have t ;en submitted to. We had a heavy inquiry for barley, I Monday's decline. The malt trade was dull, and t -ices had a downward tendency. The show of oats was c )ry large, and the oat trade ruled heavy, at barely sta- c onary prices. Beans and peas, and flour, changed hands I owly, at barely late rates. HuP MARKET.—MONDAY.—The demand for all )ps of choice qualities continues steady, and the cur- ] ucy of last week fully maintained. In other descrip- t 3ns the trade is heavy, with but little inquiry. Duty, ( 225,000.—Foreign The imports of foreign hops into t ondon last week were 64 bales from Hamburg. ] ENGLISH WOOL MARKET.—MONDAY.—Since i ir last report great heaviness has prevailed in this mar- t t, and prices have had a downward tendency. The t vsent state of the money market, the want of foreign dcrs, and the approaching public sales, added to the S ifltyoui-al le commercial news from the United States, I ive had a great influence upon buyers generally. J TALLOW MARKET.—Although our market is flat, e have very little change to notice in the quotations 11 mpared with last week. To-day, P.Y.C. on the spot t selling at i56s6d to 063 9d per cwt. Hough fat, 3s 14d ;r 81b. a JLEADENIIALL LEATHER MARKET.—Butts and I op hides have sold readily, since our last report, at very (J 11 prices. Other kinds of leather support previous rates. a .r. 7r_I:n 1"&.1'1'\1 LONDON PEODUCE MARKKT, MONDAY.—Sugin t jinand rather better, at full prices, the supply btjing nited; refined wanted. Colfee A fair quantity; antation Ceylon sold at full rates. Tea quiet; sound T mmon congou. Is Id. llice: Full terms asked, but not d, my buyers. Tallow firm. VJ LONDON MANURE MARKET. MONDAY.—The ?, ports of Peruvian Guano into London last week were tI: 0 tons. *h 0 tons. PRICES CURRENT OF GUANO. Y' Tuvian Guano (per ton) .£13 5 0 to £ 0 ,0 0 vIni )livian do. 0 0 0 0 0 0 cc NEWGATE AND LB ADEN HALL.—MoNDAt. a ■ EWGATE AXD LEADENHALIJ.)1o..w.u, '] Per Sibs, by the carcase. wa a. d. II, d. a. fi.tos d do ferior beef 3 otoU 41 Inferior rauttaa rt a toS 0 &;c. ddlillg do. 3 6 3 #|Ji iine lar^e do. 3 10 4 2 I Pi small ditto 4 4 4 6 1 ]A al 3 84 6 S "1\ idt,iling; do. a u t u I is ■iine ditto. 4 4 4 1 Is irfre pork 3 2 4 0 tre uall pork 4lf 5 4 atc —————— tor n- tlrti

bAiN X.K u r L O.-x ITIL)AY. I aii T. Sidden. coal merchant, Rochester. ca H.Sibll!Y; mining ageiit, Birclnn-lane. Itotherlilthe. su T. Chandler, surgeon, P?r?disc-strzet. Rotherhttho. J. Slade and J. T. ViniiiK. attomcys, YeovU. m J. Lee, engine manufacturer, W olverhainpton. CAI W. Wbsoi,, silk thowster, Derby. t 1). idavics, grocer, Gelly-FoAr, Glanaoriati, and Behvelty, t lonmoutti. 0( F. W. Pool, licensed victualler, Bristol.. W. Swire and J, Blair, contractors, Harden near Skipton. Is T. W. Hardwick and W. W:Uon, draper, Leeds, "J E. B. Sisson grocer, York. S. T. Hassell, merchant, Kins:ston-upon- [lull. in R. It. Bealey and D. Bealey, shirt manufacturers, Man- 1 liester. ne T. VVj-ch, innkeeper, Macclesfield. Mi BAN KttUPTS.-TUESDAY. co David Mawlelbaum, importer, Minories, London. So Isaac Rose, jeweller, Southwark, Surrey. 4c Sir Samuel Hancock, cattle dealer, r:mmettB Ken" aDd 1\(. lemist, Halken-streeb West, London. yu Benjamin Uayden, linen draper, Bermond. sey, Sitrrey; u, Thomas Summerville, nui-serytuail, St, John a woott, re; arrev. JohtLRotfe. the younger, tailor, Leadenhall-street, London pc John Benjamin Lings and John Lings, ehoesomougort,. ta outhwark, surrey. It Henry laikall, wine merchant, Crutellei Friaii, London, tli Jet-einlah Soil, innkeeper, Bishop's Walthain, Southampton, th I'atriek .Uona-han. newsuauer proprietor. \Volve>Hampton. ea Charles William Kerbv. contractor. Nottingham. Ir David OHiver, miller, Kimbervvorth, York. b) John Wilkinson, grocer, Warriugtuu, Lancaster. 1 Joseph Woofl, timber ine hant, Stirord. st Joshua. Nicholson, butcher, Hexham, Northumberland. A BLACK AND WIIITE DIFFICULTY.—A curious case

ame before the Liverpool magistrates. Patrick Carty, i carter, was accused of deserting his wife-and child, i loth complainant and the prisoner were of fair hair and 1 omplextion, while the child was of dark mulatto tinge. I t appeared that after Carty and his wife had been seven, r eight months married, and the child was born, and, I- hough the husband had strong suspicions that his wife ad been unfaithful to him, his wrath was smoothed own by the assurance that the child would grow light- r as it grew older, and in time be the image of its father. 'he child, however, darkened visibly day by day, and rhen crispy, negro-looking hair began to make its ap- earance, the husband discarded his wife, and refused ) support her. In court, the wife gave manifestations f a violent and brutal disposition, which provoked the ensure of the bench. The case was adjourned, but the lagistrates gave the prisoner to understand that he i rould be obliged to contribute to his wife's support. x SUSPENSION OF THE LIVERPOOL BOUOUQH BANK.— .iverpool, Tuesday.—Some difficulties having arisen in i tie affairs of the Borough Bank, that establishment has losed for a few days. The following is a copy of the otice posted on the doors --I An application to the ( tank of England for a loan has been acceded to by that J istitution, but pending the completion of the details of ae arrangement entered into, this bank is compelled to lose its doors to protect the intere3ts of the depositors, 'he directors expect to resume business immediately." oon afterwards a notice was issued that drafts of the forthcrn Bank of Belfast would be paid by the Uauk of liverpool. Later ia the afternoon the following notice ] as issued The public are iuformed that arrange- icnts have been made, and will immediately bo com- leted, with the Bank of England, for an advance, which ill enable the Borough Bank to open on Friday next-, ad discharge all liabilities.—J. SELI.AU, Manager."— t is stated,—and the matter is severely commented upon a Cbancre,-that the Bank has lent, with little or ho- icurity, upwards of half a million to one firm. j a 'T mrifn miuriJ Ui^D TV f~\V I? \f II Ti* D

CHlSSiJiK, AND HUIjx JttKiALJ KALLWAi iiun 1 UP TRAINS '"O?T SUNT)AYS, n F?a frotn Holyhead. I Stations ijlt 3 il lUU. M'ail iParl. 1,2,3 Mail. ML OriC3 Vr t Th.W«,^ch« "b«r. «hlbi a ) p».. thb.. ot W ,i in am a ma m p m a m p m p m|p mp m| a mp mp n. s. d .s. U- 8. d. s. d. a. d. i lUraUi s„. Kingstown 7 3J i Dub'lin 9 0 2 0 7 30! 7 30 2 o lit'avi' a m 8~ rt 111 D m u !IIo I Ol' A HI p ID of tnjcl&nil, Scotland, lr .Inn » i. pvnreatlv lor loiiii>iD kil*er CKWI Iloly l iead 7» .0 5 10 8 » 9 o|| 'J 0 Iv 0 4 0 Ji a.l wat..i. club..Upplied-J W BE.NSon.M »nu « ,»V S IS 12 18 5 l/i 0 Val.ey H2 32 5 32 i, 10 13 10 0SI au( r at47 and63 Cornliill Bodor /air; 43 5 «j jnani 8 433 2 j1112 ? 5" 11 || H1L A RESISTLESS mm&dy, SLISSItR,:1: 11 ? HObLOWAY'S OINTMENT. »-» S r Aber 6 40 !) 31 .18 |U.» 1 « » r< Bangor 2 45 6 80 7 55 9 20 1 -20 3 30 6 25 9 i 2 45 7 0 5 15 # 4 b « riroular of the Sick. I 31 7 5 36 G 6 5 O 3 6 3 lot Tlip first hosnita? surKeons and mediralftrlblicists of Europe UUiar 6^ Abersele 7 S >o 2IA 2 44 o ° 7 l' 9 J 33 3 l2!' 7 40 S 51 9 39 l 6 o 7 6 0 0 4 0 3 9 a^aiit the unparal | elea.aati-ini l ammatory uid heaUn* prop«r CSonSwSay: 3"l> 8 8 '21' a 51 8 7.3 I 4o 10 23 2 -J ? 3U g G X 9 57 13 G, 10 fli 8 0| 5 6 4 6i and throughout the world ^W: « r 10 0 a l 3 749 8 25 6 36 hi 705 SSS n eural! the. fiery elemen t s which feed and »v'i a 4 V X 918 11 1? 33 1? I it lo h I «■ « S 10» no Queen s Ferry « 36 M. FIT :S»~ = 3 44 8 43 9 7 14 6.11 6j 8 O 6 5i vetill their worst tonus, and when seemin^y jncurable, thiey 5' 4 40 S 54: 9 50 11 50 4 5 5 1 5 9 5;11 4 4 4 0| 0 30 j 7 45 11 4 si 0 16 0 13 C| 9 0 7 0* ^atlling^ iei n li i itUlOto to ^fii ud inl fimiuatiou. Tfinp'a -RvilT fervor. Sores, Stiff: Joints. — DOWiS TRAINS. OA" SUNDAlS. fares troin Oliester. jn Jr Kiuc's. Evil where medicinal waters, lotions. iMail fiip ^arh MaU. Mail-Pari., ,MaiiJ Ml. Ord Trains 1 1. and every receipt of the phart ^pveia have proved uae- 1 1, 2 2* 1 1 2 2 s3i 1 1 1 2 2 j I I, 2 2 l 1 J a 1 i, 241 1l, 3 11 I 1, a 1 2 3 I, 2 l1, 2 1 2 '1 2 3 1 2 1 cl 1 ci 2 cl 3 cl 3 cl iuss, the Ointment will accomplish a thorui?h cure. Fever s as ds ds d a a Sores heal quickly under its iullueuce, and itarelaxing etfect Leavo a m'a ma ma mp mp mp mp mp mp m a m a mp mp ml uiion contracted.Kinews. is pure ly wouUerfUl. JU J 1510 0 2 15 2 50 4 90j | 1» ••• 10 30 2 11. 7 30 7 IS I 30 y0uns are the most frequent sufferers from external Chester '™ | S |.o"i7 £ « .»»» ™ ;|j » «: S i r. Mostyn 8 4 10 48 3 ♦( i 9% « ts s is' 5 o 4 o 3 0 2 a 11 6 Significant Facts. Prestatyn 18 8 18 **• 35 H IT o r r 44 8 27 11 17 7 ti 5 ti1 4 6 3 o 2 6 This Ointment is universally used oil boftrd tho Aatlantic i' & ir: J ? 6uj 5 l .i 1 « r. ;?1S 5S3*; JUS?SSSS~ S^tSSS. KCaarilniraorr von 347I 9 9 4204)1113 2 152l 4 4 530 4! i"' 1 s = !|f^»?" > Si • 1A :i 1: si 8 35 -• 948.924 |io 0| 8 o a <j-4 6 Ertraordmary cure of a B^d; iieg, of tWoo- Aber 6 0 Yeaja atanding. 6 15; 8 35 -•• a m: 3 4710 0 9 40 a m IS OH O 8 G 6 0|4 11J Britannia bdg 9 4613 20 5 25 Z. 0 55; 9 40 — 12 15 4 2G 15 35 l0 10 12 15 17 0 l2 « 10 0 7 0|5 8 ar 4 26 10 13; 1 50 9 » » « U Cb/)'/ <>f a letter from Mr. J. Sharp, Ap otheeari/, Saljord v ° 12 0 « 6, 0 j, Ai x£ u professor Holloway, Llaulair 9 52 12 27! 9 1 ir l have much gratif.ication, m nformi.ns you <>t .t.h.e Caerwru 10 0113 35] 9 15. | ;■ !l2 610 0 7 0:5 6| ioii■ owinx wonderful cure brought about by your Oiutraunt Bodorgau fl 37' 9 30' 13 b.10 6 7 6 5 ot Jlrs. Holmes, of Aiocrt Street, Mount Street, TyCroes. j 1i1o ) 1512 50. i 19 37! j I |l4 Ojll o| 8 0 a s4 S" iford had sullered so severely from a ba d ^-Leg from tl.re. Valley i| |15 Oiia 0( 8 O b <j st,anUiugt tliat for a period oC eigutoeu mouths, sh» Tickt StSo ar 10 35 1 101 9 50 — ur (jintmeut and Wlls. she was induced to try tlMui** Holyhead 4 31 10 *5 1 20 5 5 7" }'l0 "o 1 0 31 — — 10 21 Oil-'6 9 0| |7 ..0. i cuuld wear neither shoo nor boot, ltuarnn; so mueli praise Kiugslowu 1 0 0 .1 .I iio is •"1i 5 45 i| 10 0 .1 5 45125 0 .I .> in the course of a few wuefct, Uier legs became #ound j 1 > and well, so well indeed, that- shooan now walk.any The Mail Trans No flip, and No 4 Down (in Anfc-.es^y> will, on Sundays, have Parliamentary Carriage* attached- reasonable distance Withoitt meli g-* » K. °* P*"4 or CHESTER AND BIRKENHEAD RAILWAY TIME TABLE FOlt NOVEHBEtt incouveuiei • J amj g;r> yours rcipecLfully, ^IIARP. UP WEKK DAYS SUNDAYS Wonderful Cur0 orSorea m ttieFa^o, alter al^l i 312,12 fa 1 2 iaji V isi ai 2 121 ai a 121 a 12 1 231231231 2193V33 a. letter JrmnMr. J.. 'lames, .sar«i y]ieif<,rd,hir* Liverpool 0 45 8 0 8 20 9 0 10 30 10 30 1 15 1 3m 0 p m p ra p m p m p m p m p m a m a m p m p m p m p m •■' i' o ^r"1 1or 4\° yi auflcrod from a large uumbor ut amamamp mamp ma m p m D Y 0 3 30 4 15 5 0 q 30 9 10 » *0 9 O bir C ^°l rc3oa dUT^reot pan., ot mybod ? auU »|>«e4- Birkenhead 7 0 8 15 8 339 1510 iS 10 50 1 30 1 45 3 15 3 M i 30 5 15 U 45 9 25 8 204 35 ••• ^u^ w. much that a great portion ol uiy Itoek Ta^e 7 6 8 l9 « „ 9 "20 li 10 5C S 2:I 51 3 21 5216M 9 so |8 5»2 2G||gl 9 d 1 i93 | 8 ..2. 4 g 10 59 54 3 24 £ | =s 4 S8 5 24 6 54 9 33 9 02 30 9 9 whi^ ch ull TaMiJtS^iri"y '«»4n ^0 »P» Bebinictou 7 v*l«».lo Oiutmm.t uud Pal, w '1 A 57 3 27 4 41 a 27.0 J7 9 36 9 3 i jji ^7jWg^ J li hpo^Uk, =SJs 9 29! gS H 3 0 3 31 4 45 5 31 7 0 9 40 ••• 9 9 16 1 „ for four health; and have continued so SISpriotmal borough 7 I l17 i 8 ..3. 1 ¥ tli ?:: $ « I IS nl pl.riecmt ouths 'an d aui rej oieed to »tat», «• 11 21 5^ (3 46 3= |5 46 7 15 — ••• your 1"U no\ nc Mollinnton 7 35 8 .42 ^2 j :9 55 U 40 2 35:4 0 J !5 « 0 7 35 :1010 9 35,3 5 9 45 f Sipy()urOt>o«llortt3eiTaut, Chester 7 50 8 55 I i j II JOStiFU '— ^0[Jl tfie (Jinhfttnt and Pills On used i,t J)OWN WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS | ,lS 1 3 12 I1 1 2 '[ il 2'3 l 2 ia I 3 1 2 1 2 1 2123 ( l 3 12 12 12.123123 Leave 'a m a m a ir. a m 2j a m m;p m p m > mp mtp rain mp mp mp mp mp m! a ma m!p m liumo.u V. "r"" 4 SuKI ™ Chester 4 45 7 15 8 20 9 I5U0 O '12 15 "fe 3 104 15 5 20 J7 15 9 ISiv 4 45: 9 45 5 15 ol f" I tiie TuuTuut«. Molliiib'tou .Jj 7 21 8 3d; |10 8 112 21 3 10' ;5 25 -= 7 2l! 9 51 5 31 Sutton 7 30 8 35 9 30,10 17 » jia »l- t5-g s 9S: |5 SS1 g S 7 so!9 SOjliS »?. IO 0:5 31 toe at.tt Hooton 7 34 8 39 9 33 l0 |10 4 5 3S Sold attUuEstaUiille:ueiiUOnrf «n»By l na ■^WaLfLi0riWvr1iY V, I2I1. Spital 7 41 8 45 10 225 1 g | g 12 35 Q o 3 29 '5 40 | » 7 33(^ 35 g gi UromhoroURh! '37 8 4 2 ;12 38: g £ i 32 (near ieuiptc 10 28. t e a 12 42! "-• = 3 35 |5 43; 3 S 7 37,9 38i o ilO J i3» Strau d New Xork, 5 47l2*.7 419 10 H 5 43 Lane, llebington 1 458 SO! 10 31 «3 12 47| 3 37: 5 sa:2se 7 44 9 47i«*3 §. I I j'° « 3 47 Dealers in Medicines tliirouahout Koek Lane 7 438 53: 10 34 S 12 49, g 3 3 9 5 54 ^i7 47 9 49jg >0 17 5 4«J tll0 loilowiuK prioe* 1» »d 4* lid, lis, 2AJ. aud .U* Tranmere (8 58| 12 52 5 55! |lO 20 5 52 each Box. Birkenhead .15 15 8 0 9 5 9 45 10 45 12 35 1 0 3 35 3 50 4 50 6 10 7 «> 8 0:10 011130 5 15 10 30 fa 5 •.« There is considorabf> ssaavviinng u- hbj v ltaalkiiaag u. ttllim o llaarrgiroerr Liverpool |S 35 8 15.9 20,10 0,11 0 | l2 50 1 is! 3 504 5:5 5 0 25 7 15 8 15 1015l 5 35:10 M» 0 25 size, .J11S for tUo guidaace of p^u in 0VttTy dlv !—— 1 order are axllied to each Box. GREAT WESTERN TIME TABLES FOR NOVEMBER. — <P UnUAK — ,12 12 13 1 2 1 1 2 ,E1 2 1 2 3 1 2312 312312 3 12 1 2 E 1 2 1 2 3. 1 2 1 2 HOv MfflOl'ATfilC C LL E MIS T, Buildin;ji, Pepper Street, Vf^tcr, Leave a. m. a. m. a. m. n m a ma m'p m a ma m'a mp m p mp mpm a m am pm REPAIRS the l i omiBopa ic Medicines in London •• 6 0 9 15 7 20 7 20, 11 0 2 0 4 50 9 0,2 o I uVL.,y variety of form, prescript 10as promptly Oxford 8 20.10 50 (10 55 10 55 1 0 3 45 4 10 0 23 1 1 45.4 30 ,.llr.. f „ H v dispensed. Leamington 8 _0 10 « « J|! 4 0 g 2 S0 7 :o Dr.Laurie' Domestic "omceo thy." 16s Morocco Folding Birmingham 6 0 8 55 JO 55 12 25 11 »| 2 50 f jj 35 4 45, 5 fO 7 0 B 25 7 15 2 40,4 3J PoUiu. Wolverliampton 6 45 9 22 ll 32 13 52, 1 12] 2 50 2 55, 4 45 5 ?o 6 2» 2 «!» »» d" "l S » S Ltie Pliysici l u. edited by Dr Epps 7s 85 •• 11° 0 335 0 12 2 «50 | J 1 47[ J } SlCl 4 4l0 l 4 t 2403 5 n 0 640 7 I3I5 I !> 54o 0 » 35 4 « M Morocco FuluiuK Cases to suit, of 72 tub^. 483 0S1 hewsb1 ury jep 7 0 8 15 ilawu's Pocket Hook of HomOoopathy, 2s Morocco iiasehureli » 20 8 30 I | 5 15 Z. 9 57 5 2 0 D Lauries ^Fami JyGuid e. Is Case to di tto, eoutaiu- Ivhitt U ton ] « •" s i* ;10 0 \Ull' £ Z D r naurie ^rral complaints, Case to ditto, contain. 8 2 z } ll OSWESTRY } 1% 11 11 23 210 3 10 I'4 til Z 8 25 IS 20 loaljtfs Seiit ireo on receipt ot Pd»t j l)rder ft>r the amount. — ••• ••• — ") I j "] s ss — 10 20: 5 4G Cdtalosuea of Eoo k s and l'roa p octuses of tbe M.H- l>resgwyu — ° I » T* 8f ,0 \$%1%\Z on .ppu- £ iangoiicn Boad Z, e 10 e 3 cat ° K u bon « 20 915 U 30 1 55I 2 as 8 30 Tiiomas'3 Hojucoopat-U c WREXHAM 8* 32 9 27 V.; 11* 42 2 8 I | « i'. ••• 8 « 10 32 1C 48 6 18 COCOa, 18. 4^, lb, Rossett d 9 37 •" a ao i ••• 3 31 •« 11 °: *32 SURPRISING SUCCiSSS Pulford Z •" XT AYE'S WOltSDBLL'S PXLLtS iil'^lf Diseases arising 8 5* n l o 6' V ll -•- Saltney ••• ll"" o 11 20 5 f 55 J\- from a deraiigeAeut of the (tl^tjstlve or^mua. ilna C11KSTER » 5 9 50 12 5 3 38 3 #• 33 ""4;0U •• g jo 6 301 nJ i o ,aeai«ue,.wUich luuithe taKot.u>»i» vi»»n.«w«ulvyearn — exLM'rience. ii by far the best for Kcneril family use; it is WEEI T DAYS. SUNDAYS. powerful in reacmu £ "the root of disease, puhlyhig tue blood, -7-rr f iT-n BW I^eave a m a ma ma m a.m" a m a.m » mP m. p^ 2 m P mj p m |p^ m. p. HI a m p^ m. p^ m. y t aud uudoubted tmcacy in esMAgue, Bilioua Atfec- 8 10 0 10 IO 10 11 10 e; J 4 10 *20 7 4> 9 50 5 .o p r Uout, Cou- CHESTEU 7 (^usumptiou..IMArtwaa* 818i .lilii fj "• i | stipaUon. IndiKestion, Liver Complain t s, UheumatUm, scrofu- SSS?T zk?S% 5»»I »». 52 U 1$z •••$»»\ilSZ S AAM »■ SS; lthos — — — — 10 47 11 48 -™ 4 14 4 50 6 12:'8 39 10 44; 6 4 22, Hread-atreet, London. Huabon — — „ 9 10 53 -J 4 UO 6 181 10 50 6 10 T" r_ Celn |0 en ••• j 9 ,3 ,0 58 11 56 » 844 4 36 5 0 6 23 .8 44 10 55 6 IS IX'CHAN€ERY., CWt » Wj 11 3 12 1 3 55 ♦ 37 j ro 6 28 8 55 10 5tf 6 W "TT"A.'XE v. METCALF.- -KAY i'S, WCttSUpLL'S PILL*.— -iV- Ordered by Vlce-amuc« yrKftd Wood, that the L)«- Preesgwyn 9 25io"' arriv. — — u „ L is OBSn InI V l«> l« !« « i i «"is a "i s ll s Uobowen — f a ? Jo 3 lo 4 47 5" o 6 2H I 5 — .0 5sl«l» tei.oaut be committed to plfsou lor co j upouiiuidg aud aelliug n0ct,UW'h.,wt,ra„Y leave. f.. 4. « 11 6 3» a spurious imitation of the weli-kuotfu medicine, (of whicM — — » JJ »» a 'i s t hii i fi « q 11 1 ? 6 33 the I'lanuiu, John Kaye, Esq., of Daiton Hall, near Hudaern- "•Vhittimrton — lie dual -V —• » JJ » i S 33 ? •" 82£ 3 J}i }$ Ji| £ 6 «S» .i4h 4. I is aole proprietor.) Wie Uereudanfli udw ui coiuiueuieut ac:;or0ance with the said or d er, and Notice is hereby Given lfa„cliurcl> — ••• 3? — "• 0 If: L fj — J! ~( 7 that all persous aelluiK or liavniKiit tUeir',ipj*se»sion any teuton — 10 20 10 30 U 5o 12 4a 40 7 i-i y 40 111 1 taOj,i 7 19 spuno. a imitations ol t.esaid KAi ti'S WOiiSDlSLL'S PILL4 arri — liable to luo same pcii-illj aud will Oo dealt with ac- Shrewsb. ury u 1 0 2810 35 12 "12 55 3 » 1 2d. 5 45 Sa! 8 15 U ao 7 l» Wolvcrhi amp 11 ani 1011 ao 1 18 1 50 3 3;i. 5 40, 6 45 tf U \0 30 9 30 1 5; cordnii.lv. Ttu Aiuinti luay bo kno^u by the distinctive marks—1. TU« y 05 10 0:10 5au 15 11 37 1 20 1 53 — j 40 b 40. 6 47 9 5t 10 33 9 Jj V arri 7 58 !0 4o, li 40 1 012 0 2 5 3 20 ••• 4 45 6 42; 7 13 9 50 10 43 1025 l 55. words Vi(orsdell's irUls, by Johu Kaye, eugravpa on the go- Birmi. ngham — dep tj 45 8 0 11 42 1 5 12 10 2 30 3 30 — 5 20 7 5: 7 20 10 55 JoeO 2 verumeiit stamp, and—2. "ihe signature anu coat of arms ut Leamington ;7 37 9 33 3 0 16 45 3 0 3 0 5 30 7 12, 7 52 11. a 1130 — the proprietor, on the directions euclised with'each bo*. '9 10 3 45 1 55 4 5 4 5 6 23 -« « # 50 1 30 S M Sold by all chemists and other deulers in l'atent Mediclnea, Oxford at u. l4u., 2s. 9d:. and 4s. 6d. Wholesal. Depot, 23. Br«»d-«t. London 11 30*11 10 5 40 3 50, 5 40 5 40 8 5 10 3o 10 35 5 0 0 40 London. ill 1 I

JEW AND IMPORTANT DISGOVEKX i.tb >ATEXT OiTICE SEAL of' GREAT BRIT.UN, DIP- LOME de BOOLE do PHAIlAMAClh. fI HAKCIKN. PARIS. IMPERIAL COLLEGE of MEDICINE, rho Patentee ctoniidors ft pece^ry Uiat ev v e ient auld be .vlopieU to secure^ i be Pub l ic aBamat imitation or Triesemir. None are genuine unlesst the Jsngra K U Seals Of the Patent office or EmHatiflHhe Seals or tna olo de l'harinacio de Paris,. «iid the' Itaparml Oolh*eor :'ini2,arii afTued upon eac h Wrapper and around each c • litations of tlio same are liable'to the ^evefest pcaaitiefc arts of Law cau award. j iu th, e # L'KIESBMAU, No. 1, and 3, prcparedi1 02enge, devoid of taste or smell, una can d<5 carried in tne istcoat pocket. Sold in tin uases, dhrtdfcd iuto •eparate sea, aa administered by Valpean, i i allemau, Roux, tttranii Jtc,, and adapted for both sexes, a remedy for Relaxation, Spor«uatorrhoar/and aJI tho an- ssuig consoquoucds arisi:ij? from early indisorirain« excesses, or too long residence in hot chiuates. It has re- ed bodily and sexual strength and vitfouf to thousands of militated individuals, who are now iu the enj oyment ol healtli I the functions of Manhood; and whatever may be the ise of Disqualifications'for Marriage, they are ettectually Kiuod by this wonderful discovery. ctually, ia the short spare o F three diiya, coliiplrtley aoJ entlrelr etmdi ■ s ttll traces of Gonorrhoea, botfa io its mild *0*1 l^ruis, Gleeli, tures, irrjtdtiou Gtthe Hladder. j»oBTCU?ntioB of Urine, Pain* of tbC is and Kidneys, anil tho*e disorder* where Cppaiti *»« Cubebs n*»e so been tUouicht na aaudoie for, to the ruin ol the health of *t*st purtio» ie populacioo. v +" he prcat continental remedy for Syphilis *nd ;Secoi ary 5/roptoms. It ches outHiid. ]>u)ides thedi*4ase d liaotour* blood, *nu cleanse# nynteui from H11 deternwatiH* causes; it also constitutes a certain Cum Scurvey, Scrofula, and all Cutaneous Bropticms, nrtnoTtng aoti ei[>elhof s course; alt corruptions and impurities from the vital stream, •°l ••to ier to eradicate ttie Tims of diKase'. add!e*p6t't the luseunble per ution through the medium tlie pareB Ot and • ;rfaU[oi< Kemedy fjr'that class of disorders which uiifQrtuDateiythaEnciish stciaii treats with Mereurr4 to- theuiviUhhtdeaifuttiuw t>r the patients it:tutiui), an d whic h a l l the Jiarsaparilla ID the world caunot remote. ild by RA1MKS, UOLTON and CA,!Miei frek*te. York—Beaton aa 7, Uruuate. Leeds—Whitaker, cl»emiat K.ioiD^wold—Acoiub uud Sweetmjc, chenu»4*» Knaresbro Wrmnsbaia ton—Warrior, cUeiiiisr, JNortLiaJlertoB—Uaw^rt, by, bookseller, arid Kayne aud Cooper. diSJiJWM. taeller Ueverly— 'f liompsonr Kicntona—Mrs. ^ioW e JjOokieller 1—HicUardsou and Sou chemists j i arro^atcrr f i obtaiuahle tlhvouc^h al. 1UMAN FUAlLTV: A Popular Medical .W.. ork,, price li t free, beautifully illustrated with »03Knn,TiviiiK»,aiid cou- liny the ophrions or Valpeav Li'llemand, lloui, Hicoro, «c. gives copious instructions lor the :purfect restoration or •ae who are prevented by iuipodimciit^ Xrom entering into Married State, also sbowinfc tho dreadful results from ly abuse, Gonorrhea and Syphilis, and thfc;bcuefits aruuiK in tho chemical tests anil examination ql the Spcrmatozi1, tlie author s newly constructed microscope, with powerrui ses. J. Allen,20, Warwick-lane; Gordon^ *46, Leaaennall- XiOndon: au d from all AgouLs lor tile sale Of tlie r i esemar. 'rice lis., (by post Is. Sd. extra) or four pack, ort .m one 33s., (bypost, as. 2d. extra) winch Bares lis., torwaraeo uiy address, under any initial with secresy aud dispateli all pans of tho kingdom, securely packed and protected in ooscrvatioii. 5 ea^es can bo had fioin any AKOllt, weby there is a saving of £ l lis. A f ost Office Order iressed to Daniel Cliurcil, 78, ttracechurcli-street, Lo»- i, made payable at the .Branch Vost Ottlce, Lomoara t., L meet »HU iinraeUiate attention. Ig*r O b ssr^-e, One Shilling per lb., The produce of the liberated Africans, captured from Slavery, imported by T. WESTON & Co., ■OLC Attest! 131 WEBXSAM, R. HUGHES AMD SON- US Arrowroot is pure, free from all lu the quality highly approved; is excelleut food for ints, JOUIK Ul.ildr.il, at?ed and me* Persons; aud a most lul diet lor pot sous troub l ed with Indigestion* he low prico at which tliis Nntricious Arrowroot is sold, strong recommendation lor its extensive "*c. rora 15 years trial It- Hughes aud Sou (.au recommeu.ijl Priz Medal has beau awarded us by the :at Exhibition, lS5l,lor samples of produce f. roui West,^er1n" IUil" -T11I5 TIHI1B SUPPLIED. WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTORIES, !$34, Ludgale MM; 47 4r b-3, CorrihUl, London. ta i l- Vtampi f winch counioi mmieioui HUU liriCCT. ukl llil»art»nl iuaruiiuaiii »• "> <•«' (U( I | Wulcta tu buy. Wheiew w i, )B inct, ^no pi-.»oo buy» iW»»l<?? Jul^»- til lac ha» !lr.t cuo.dl-^tl tum Pftuiph l tt, which w ll enable Ufrwins lulniT in any l)«rl ullntWuna t» wlecca HTatcb »i.'«pw i "> ito' »•«. "I £ .^8S(Sk> ssJ atlie- i rouble »nil eii>«D«e o( a pcruoal »i«it tu i«ndon. Hold Waicuei *4 4w. ta IUH tuiuau. silver lVatcQc. Jti 2". >" M *ume». <S^aajyr^fc oyiNlON8 W THE ON BENSON1* Perfection of MeolilnUm— Utrninf Pott XaeWB^CZ lm Lxcelleucf ot tletiicp. »»4 jwrfcction In w«k- Tbe qualitim ol bl» luiaulwlui* iwndMOond .e W atc h e. li^re «xhlbiie j tarp"' tl>o»«'oT Wot"" kTer~Ob»erver S»». standar d an i l nunjetoTi« other paperi, b«ar inony to the beauty. nat^ ail'l J of lb l'ie reli-lirawd W.tctiM, u years' warranty w.tb wb W atc j a" pp„d. to any Hart OntjcdJer-Benion a Ind. ian \WVaa!tiL'h b, nm«audc e k expv re»»ly lor ladit, in .ii»er i «.o. el i bn. r:ppnedl j W BKNSON, 'il and M Ud^t.UU HOLLO VV AY'S OINTMENT. Circular of tlio Sick.^ ie first hospital surKeons aud tuedir.al frtlbheists o f Europe nit the unparal l eled.anti-in H amnaatory and healiux proper s of this Ointment; governments sanc t ion.its Use 111 their ml and military services; and the masses in thisi country 1 throuirhout the world reposo tlio utmont confidence m curative nronerties. it penetrates Uw uplirixsi of iIiilaui- tion and corruptioa whiclv uuderlle tlio ex t ernal evidences lisKLs-s and noiitrallzo the fiery elotnen t s which feed and .sperate tbe malady. 'hose are among the most terrible an< f agoinziuK diaeaseaj in their worst tonus, and when seemingly incurable, they ariaOly disappear under a perseverin g auplicatioit of this tiling, healing, autidoto to pain and lntlamiuatiou. TTirig's Evil, Fever, Sores, Stiff: Joints. n cases of King's- Evil where medicinal waters, lotion*, every receipt of the pliarmacopveia have prored una- the Ointment will accomplish a thofui?h cure. Fever es heal quickly under its iullueiico, and itirelaxing etfect >n contracted.sinews: is purely wonderful. A Worn to jjlotners. "vounft are the most frequent nutferers from exterual i iriesaiHltherefore overy motaer should have this prepara. constantly at hand, it is an absolute specillc for wre asts and ouickly removes the encrusted sores which some les Uistieure the heads aud faces of children. 'his Ointment is universally used on board the AtlantlO l Pacilic whaling lloet its a cure for scorbutic affection* l as the beat possible remedy for wounds and bruises, rire supplies of it have recently been Ordered by tlm Itan of Turkey for Hospital purposes, Extraordinary cure of a Bf»d Jueg, of Throe ;VJ of a letter from Mr. J. Sharp, Ap otheeary, Salford 0 Professor llolloway, 1.r —I liave mucli gratilication. in nforoung you of the ow i nx wonderful cure brought about by your Oiutraent 1 Pills .Mrs. Holmes, of Aiuert Street, .Mount Street, ford had suttcred so severely from a bad Lc« froui tliro, IS s tanUiug, tliac ror a |MjrioU of eigiiteen mouths, lid wear neither .shoe nor boot. Huarina so much praise vour uiutment and Pills, she was induced to try theme I in the course of a few wije*s, Uier leg* became sound ll so well indeed, that she oan now walk any ionau i e distance tfitliouvnjeiitib-xbo siii5hte.t pain or WUVEI X E 5 R SII^. P!j of a. letter Jrum Mr. J.. 'larnes, ;Va»rf, ]ieif»rd*hut I'o Professor liolloway, „ ;ir—for Several yeara I su, ffered f.rom a large num. ber af, ■V bad sores ou durereiit part* of my bodf and eapee.- L /uoou my face; so much that a great portion ol uiy was entirely eaten away After adopting a variety of nedies which all failed, I was induced to purchase oi ilr uuc SUUie Of your really, valuable Ointment and Pills used tliem for four mouths and am rejoieed to atal«. it 1 am now ni perfect■ health; and have continued so ■r since 1 lirst applied your admirable Ointment aud looi ar PUls now nearly two years aiuce- I remain Sir your obedient Sei Taut, Both the Ointment and Pill* be mcd »/» tluaa dl,e*» (JUu *a '"ll"" Sore-throat y J Iu.1 UrauM iiuiioiaius Ooat SJu«-iiue*»«s Id C6ro. iSoliJ ud and K S iuac l .m joco buy Atlir JuiDVS Bc»W« ^Woumia J • „t.i.uEstabliiheiueiits0fFtt0i>JMa0a H(iLL0WlV. 21. r X i fd ( near rem pie iiar.j jUonaou. aiKl au, Maideu » SBW Vork also by all rcspoctablo liruggUts »ud Lr.tr. in medicines throughout tho civilized world, at e lodow U prices :-la Us. ad 4s Gd. Lis. 2:1s. aud i3s C l'hero is considerably saving by takiag tho larger Ndi —Directions for tlie guidance of patient* in ovary dl»- der aTe axllied to each -b ox- HOMfflOl'ATllIO C li £ Al I S T, Car-ton Buildings, Pepper Street, <fhe>tcr, AREPAltliS the llomceopathio Medicines in ever y variety of form. Ifrescriptiong promptly r. Laurie's. domestic Homceopathy, 16a Morocco Folding Medicine case, of at tubes, 64s.. r lleriuR's Uomestie Phi siciau, 8» Morocco Foldiug Medicine Case, of 84 tubes, o- t s. r *Suite's Douieiti.c Pliysiciau, edited by Dr Kppa 7s 6d Murocco Poluing Cases to suit, of 72 tubes, 483 r i i aiau's Pocket Kook of Homoeopathy, 2s Morocco Caseoi 30 remedies, -i+s. r Laurie's family Guid e. Is Case to ditto, contain- ing 21 remedies, 17s. r Laurie's General Complaints, Case to ditto, contain* mi? 12 remedies, i»s, Sent iree on receipt of Post Order for the amount. Catalo g ues of Boo k s and l'roa p octuses of tbe Midl- ines and other. Pre parati ons -sent lieo on appli- Tiiomas'3 Homoeopath c Cocoa, Is. 4)d, per }b.: /"AYE'S "VVOltSDBLL'S PILLS lu all'Diseases arising V from a der»ii«eii»eut of the digestive or^aus.—i'Uu edieine, wbicb lias atooU the teat of HJ»I» ^tiaii twenty years' ip«rieiice, is by far the best for j j eneril family use; it ia nverful in reaching the root of dlseaaie, putti'yiug tue blood, ecinst tlie stuuiach and bowel*, Ironi crude aud vitiated, ae- etious, and in atrenstheniiiK and invigonuitiB ttie entire r»tem K.VYl/S \vrOitSDiiLil< -& i'lLljiJ aie of tue most roved aud undoubted ellicacy in cases 01 Ague, Uilioua Atfee- ons Consumption, DiarrlWBa, General DebilMi' Gout, Cou- ipatiou IndiKostion, Liver Complaints, ltheumaliam, acrolu- Utviers. aiul mauy others; for probl of wiiicli.-iiee tue ilUNDRKDS Ui? CASlfiS OK CUKE hich accompany each box.—Sold at 1». l$u., as. 9d., aud 6d., by all Dealers iu Patent Medicines. Wuoluaalu uepoi, [7-A1B V. METCALF.KAtE'S VVCUSliELl.'S PILL*.— | Ordered by Vlce-CIiauccJJbr P**b Wood, that the Uw iiiuaut be couimitted'to pllaou'lor cuuipouuuiiiK aud Belling spurious imitation of tlie wcli-Kuii^n medicine, (of whicM lie i'laiuiiii, Joliu Kaye, Esq., of Dai$on Hall, ne" ar lludaern- eld, is sole proprietor.) The Oefeudant l^ uow in eoniiuemeut i ac:;or6aiice witb the said or d er, and Notice is hereby Given bat all persous selling or having in their pat session any purioi s imitations t, l U.esaid K.AV K'b WOUSDISLIJ'S PILLi re lial.le to luc same pcii^ltj aud wdl Oo dealt with ac* Xliej i'liuine n>ay be knowu by the diatinclive marks—1. The vords W orsdell's puis, by Johu Kaye, eu«ravfia ou the go- 'ernment stamp, aud—'t. 'ihe signature anu coat of arm* of ihe proprietor, on the directions euclised with'each box. Sold by all chemists and other dealers in Patent Medicine*, it Is. lid., 2s. 9di, and4a. 6d. 'Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-at. ntures, irritation Gftbe h l adder. Nonreu-ntion uj Urine, Pain* of tb« >ins and Kidoeys, anil those disorder* where Cppaifi Miid Cubebs nave so m been tUouicht na antidote tor, lo the ruin ol BtaltU of atast purtioa the prcat continental remedy for Syphilis and Secondary 5/roptoms. It irehes out Hud. ]>uride« the disease d littotour* blood, and cleans^ e nyntem from nil deternwatiH* causes: it also constitutes a certain Cum •Scurvey, Scrofula, and all Cutaneous Bropturos; rctnotinj aodeii»el»qf its course; alt corruptions and impurities from the vital stream, •°l. ther to eradicate iMe virus of tl i Kase' add!e*p6t't the luseuiible per irution through the medium of the porea ot and • •'erfrtiilDif Kemedy f^r that class of disorders which imiqr*un* 5 7 • yatciaii trtats with Mercury, to-theui*ii»hte deaifuttiuw «»* the psticut•»s ust:tutiuii» an d whic h a l l the Jiarsaparilla ID the world caunot rtmove. Sold by KA1MKS, UOL'fON and Ca.. Miei rieate, T°r 11 a, 7, Bnirieate. Leeds—Whitaker, ?J.. WrmnJlsrbi^ aiai Easinswold—Acoinb uud Sweetiajt, chenu»4«» Knareabro u?L ilton— W arrior, cUeiiiisr, JM anbaJIcrtott-^lW f ,rby, bookseller, arid itayne aud Cooper* djSMWMa okseller Beverly— f liompson, Kicntona—Mrs. ^ioW e ill—Hicliardsou and Sou chemists liarrotfatfc-raDi obtaiuable throuja al. jpecrahle Medicine Vendors. HUMAN PliAlLTY: A Popular Medical .W.. ork,, price li ist free, beautifully iilusLratcd with iUO Knu'-avniKa.and cou- ininy the opinions or Valpeav Lellemand, lloux, Hicoro, «c. givus coiiious instructions lor tlie purfeet restoration or ioae who are pr6vent*Hi by iuipodimcntj* Xrom entering into E Harriud State, AJSO atiowiiij? tho lircadful results from ,rl.v abuse, Gonorrhea and Syphilis, and the beiiefits aruniK mil tho cliemiciil tests and examination qr the Spcrmatozi", tlie author s newly constructed microscope, with powerrui nses. J. Allen,20, Warwick-lane; Gordon, *46, Leadenuall- rcot, XiOndon: au d from all Ajgouls-lor tile sale Ol tlie rr i esemar. Price Us., (by post Is. Sd. extra) or four pack, ort .m one r 33s., (bypost, 3s. 2d. extra) winch Bares lis., torwardeo auy address, under any initial with secresy and dispatch all pans of tho kingdom, securely packed and protected Din oosurvation. 5 eases can bo had fioin any AKOnt. Iiereby there is a saving of £ l lis. A Post Office Order .dressed to Daniel Cliurcil, 78, ttracechurch-street, Lo> n, made payable at the Dranch Vost Ottlce, Lombard t., il meet willi iinmediaie attention. O b ssr^-e, One Shilling per lb., The produce of the liberated Africans, captured from Slavery, imported by T. WESTON & Co., ■OLC Attest! 131 WESXBAM, R. HUGHES AMD SON. HIS Arrowroot is pure, free from all lu the quality highly approved; is excellent food for rants, you u< Children, ai?ed and sic* Persons; aud a most etui Uiiit tor piusous troub l ed with Indigestion* The low prico at which this Nutricious Arrowroot is aold, a strong recommendation for its extensive usc> Prom 15 years trial It- Hughes aud Son cau ^re^ commend, priz Medal has beau awarded us by the ■eat Exhibition, lS51,lor samples of produce f. rom West,^er1n" rIUil" -T11I5 TIHI1B SUPPLIED. WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTORIES, 3 S; 34, Ludgale MM; 47 4r 63, Corrihill, London. ta i l- Vtampi f wlncli couiama mmieioui HUd liriCCT. attl iImportant iaionuiuoiii a. lo wfcat (U( I B Walcb tu buy, Wheieio BHT'1>"J i, IB mct, ^no pi-.aoo OB<l» l «o buy a Wall?Jul»- til lac ha» !lr.t cuo.dl^tl tin* IVuiphltt, enable psrwins living in any pari ..It ae W urU wlecca Waicb n apwi i to Uxir o.«, tuu. «a»m* 48Sk> ill tlie- iruuble anil exi^oae o( a pcruoal tiait tu London. Hold Waicuei *4 4w. ta lift juiueaa. silver WatcbM Jti 2". >" M *umea. Ssr ffl H Brf MopiNioNs TH ON UKNSON'* Perfection of MeclianUm— Utrninf Pott a XaeWB^CZ lm Ltcellcuce ot Jcnicp. aad perfection In w«k- The qualitie, ol bis uitnufactun itanil aaoonJ ?h.w«.ch«. li^re ..U b iiX arpw- tUbw ol Wot"" \nrei~l>t»rnfr xt'a°ndar d an i l uuiue'O'sa oilier papen, b«*r lilnony to the beauty. nat^ ailT'l f,Cellem;J » of lb l'ie reli-lirawd Watcbea, i (.cejpt q( pot f p„d. to any Hart ye«r«- warranty w,u racb W .ten, ortlct or Bmllb. ^S ^^lLlac NVa ^b ntad. W BEX SON .33 and M Ud,.l.U.l Circular of the Sick.^ Dhe first hospital surgeons aud medir.al frtlblieists o f Europe laiit the unparal l eled.anti-in H amnaatory and healiux proper cs of this Ointment; jioveriimeiits sanc t ion.its use thmr tva l and military services; and the m;tiises in this country nl throughout the world reposo tlio utmont confidence in s curative properties. It peuetratei Uie spwrccs of lntlam- atiou and corruptioa whiclv underlie tho ex t ernal evidences diseiws and neutralize the fiery elotnen t s which feed and :asperato tbe malady. These are among the most terrible an< f agoinzinK diseases; t in their worst forms, and when seemingly incurable, they variaOly disappear under a perseverin g application of this otliiug, healing, autidoto to pain and lntlamiuatiou. TTirig's Evil, Fevor, Sores, Stiff: Joints. In cases of King's. Evil where medicinal waters, lotion*. ,d every receipt of the pliarmacopveia have proved use- Ss the Ointment will accomplish a thofui?h cure. Fever ires heal quickly under its iullueiico, anil itirelaxing etfect ion eontracted,sinews: is purely wonderful. A Word to motners. Tlie "vounft are the most frequent sufferers from exterual iuries andthorefore every .mother should have this prepara. in constantly at hand. It is an absolute specillc for wre vasts and quickly removes the encrusted sores whi.ch some ies d'isfigure the beads aud fae of children. This Oiutuient is universally used on board the Atlantic ui Pacific whaiiiw ilotit iis a euro for scorbutic atttectioiw dL the be L t possible remedy ror wouuda and brui^. ir i re supplies of it have reeeiitly been Ordered by tlio lltan of Turkey for Hospital purposes, Extraordmaxy cure of a Bf»d Jueg, of Throe ■jpj ,f a letter from Mr. J. Sharp, Ap otheeary, Salford To Professor liolloway, 'i,r —I have mucli gratification, in nfprnung you of the 'in* wunderiul cure brought about by your Oiutraunt l Pills .Mrs. llolmes, of Aiocrt Street, .Mount Street, ,Iford had sullered so severely from a bad Lc« froui thro, ■•us standing, tliat ror a |xjriod of eigiiteen months, lid wear neithor shoo nor boot. Huarina so much praise vour uiutment and Pills, she was induced to try theme ia in the course of a few weelsS, ilier legs became sound dwell so well indeed, that she oau now walk any i i sonau i e distance irttlioitt njelniB-xbo- Shj5hte«t pain or WUVEI X E 5 R SII^. opg of a. letter from Mr. </ 'tames, San d Jiedford*hut •• I'o Professor liolloway, Sir—for Several yeara I suffered from a large number af •rv bad sores ou durereiit part* of uiy bodf aud eapeei- lv uiwu my face; so much that a great porliou ol uiy L was entirely eaten away After adopting a variety of Mi i edies, which all failed, I wae induced to purchase oi Mr UOUK SUUIB of your really valuable Ointment uud Pals uaei i them for four nioutlis and am rejoieed to staw, 1 „m 1KlW n, puriect health; and have continued so Lr since I lirst applied your admirable Ointment aud looi our PUls now nearly two years aiuce- i ri^iuani Sir your obedient Sei vant, Both the Ointment and Pill* s^uld lot used »/» iii>au d I Le*» CUu *o-t a natuiaa Sore-tbroaU | ] Cbauptil nainla Olamlular awcllingiiacnrTjf Su c^.isuu) i au d l0< J *Ild rtbeuiuat U w Ulcer. Cocobrty AtilT JUIDVS Bc»W« ^Woumia J u 11 t il„. EstablislleideitUOf PKOtfKSaoa RoLLUWiY. 21. t r Ui £ "r ^Temple iiar.l jUonaou. and au, Maideu ork, also by all rcspoctablo liruggUts and 1, L i. t r* in Medicines th/ou&hout tho civilized world, at Uc toaowioK price- ;-ls IK 2U. auU Sb aC l'hero is considerably saving by takiag tho larger 'N ?!! —Directions for tlie guidance of patienta in ovary (Ha- rder aTe axllied to each -b o*- HOMfflOl'ATllIO C li £ Al I S T, Car-ton Buildings, Pepper Street, <fhe>tcr, 1A REP Alt liS the llomceopathio Medicines in L ever y variety of form. Ifrescriptions promptly lare f u l ly dispensed. >r. Laurie's. Uomestic Homoeopathy, 16a Morocco Folding Medicine case, of at tubes, 54s.. )r lleriuR's Domestic Phi siciau, 8» Morocco Foldiug Medicine Case, of 84 tubes, o 4 a. )r *Suite's Douiestic Pliysiciau, edited by Dr Epps 7s 6d Murocco Poluing Cases to suit, of 72 tubes, 483 )r A l aiau's Pocket Kook of Homoeopathy, 2s Morocco Caseoi 30 remedies, -i4s. )r Laurie's Paunly uuid e. Is Case to ditto, coutaiu- inir 21 remedies, 17s. )r Laurie's General Complaints, Case to ditto, contain* mi? 12 remedies, i»s, Sent iree on receipt of Post Order fbr the amount. Catalo g ues of Boo k s and l'roa p octuses of tbe Mitl- oinea and other .Pre p arat i ons sent tieo on appli- :at'.on. Tiiomas'3 Homoeopath c Cocoa, Is. 4^ per lb. SURPRISING SUCCESS O^ KATE'S "VVOltSDBLL'S PIL US lu all' Diseases arising from a derange m ent of the or^aus.—i'Uia uedieine, wbicb has stooM. the teat of HJ»I» Uiau twoutv yours' •xp»rience, is by far the best for j j eueril family use; it is jovverful in rtmcliiii}? the root of disease, pufifying tue Ulood, reeiiut the stomach and bowels, Iroii crude aud vitiated, ae- •retious, aud in atrenstheniiiK and invigoraUiiB ttw entire iy'.tem K.VYl/S \vrOitSDiiLil< -& PlLLiJ aie of tue most roved aud undoubted ellicacy in cases 01 Ague, bilious Atfee- iions Consumption, Diarrhoea, lieneral DeUilHy, Gout, Cou- itiuation, IndiKostion, Liver Complaints, ltheumaliam, s>crofu> ia. Ulvier.. aiulniauy others; for prool of wuiclit see tue HUNDREDS Olf CAS16S OV CUKE which accompany each box.—Sold at Is. I41I., Us. 9d., aud IM. 6d., by all Dealers iu Patent Medicines. Wuolooalu isepot, KA.1B v. METCAIiF.KAtE'S, VVCUSliELl.'S PILL*.— Ordered by Vlce-Cliaiic« 4 1br Pi £ (6 Wood, that the Dtr tenuaut be couimitted'to pllaou'lor oauipouiiuiilg and aelling a spurious imitation of tbe wcli-Kuii^n medicine, (of whicM the 1'laintin, John Kaye, Esq., of Daiton Hall, near lluduem- tjold, is sole projn ietor.) The Ocfeudant l^ uow in eoniiuemeut ih ac:;orliance witb the said or d er, and Notice is hereby Given that all persous selling or having in their pdtsession auy spnriOi s imitations 1, 1 t..esaid K.AV K'S \VUiiSi)lSLli'S PILL4 are lial'lu to tuo same penally aud wdl Oo dealt Willi ao- £ hei i'Aiuine n>ay be known by the diatinclive marks—1. The words W orsdell's PUls. by Johu Kaye, eugravpa ou the go- vernment stamp, aud—'t. 'ihe signature anu coat of arms of the proprietor, on the directions euclised with'each box. Sold by all chemists and other dealers in 1'atent Medicine*, at Is. 144., 2s. 9di, and 4s. 6d. 'Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-at. .I t i l I s e 1, I 1 Isic The tVntches lit?re exhibited The Wa..he. h.re ?.?ibiied nriiror—f J/WrV £ r ktcb to buy, Whei«to Buy it, «a U* In fact, no pp.aoo o»<l» l «o buy a Wall?Jul»- ie ba*nr«tpoo»ul-«l tui» Pauiphltt, which wil [ble psrwins living in any pan. tae tct» Waicb ai apia* to Uxir o.«, tuu« «a»m* rouble anil «i>eo»e o( a pcruoal tiait tu ttdon. Hold Watcuei *4 4w. to IUH ifuiueaa. yer lVatcQc. Jti 2". 10 M »uiut«. INIONS'Otf THE TRESS ON BENSO.N-S \VX7C>Hi £ h •erfceti onofMerlianUni— Ut/ruinf Pott iicelleuce ol iletiicp. aa4 perfection In w«k- Che qualiuw 01 bis uituufaetun iwndMeond ^11 that otn t^daaireil ill Huilh. taitf, and J«- iiirpan tlioie'oT any otter Ko*lnii »•»»■ titandarJ. and numwolH other k«»r ami ejcellem:y of tbi-ti- peleiirated Watcliea, rli Watcli, ana »eut curnAK« paia. to any |lart or \Tales. upon iVceipt of Pott Ulllce or Haul*, ateh, mailc expre»«ly lor loilii.m •J J'" evi at :u> au^ 40 Guinea* Mere^.aata. iied—J W BEX SON .33 anil S4 I.uilgate lid aud ^am ^ea^ tlblieists of Europe mti-in H ammatory aiul healuut proper overnmeuts sanc t ion, its use ill their ices; and tta masses in this country Id reposo tlio Utmost confidence in It penetrate! tUe spurccs of iiirtaui- hiclv unilerl'ie tho ex t ernal evidences 0 the fiery elotnen t s which feed and lost terrible ancfagoinziiiK disease*; and when seemingly incurable, ttioy ier a perseverinK application of this 3to to pain and inflammation. ever, 3ores» Stiff- Jointa. il where medicinal waters, lotions, ie pliarmacopyeia have proved use- accomplish a thorus?h cure. Fever r its iullueiico, and itsrelaxing etfect is purely wonderful. lost frequent Mutferera from exterual jry mother should have this prepara. It is an absolute specillc for »ore loves'the encrusted sores which some s and faces of children. versally used on board the Atlantio us a eure for scorbutic affections bie remedy for wounds and bruises, lave recently been Ordered by tlm ire of a Bf»d JU eg, of Throo lr. J. Sharp, Ap otheeary, Salford ratification, in nforming you of the re brought about by your Oiutraent es, of Albert Street, Mount Street, severely from a bad Let; from thro, r a ixjriod of eigiiteen mouths, > nor boot. Hearing so much praise fills, she wias induced to try theme few wcei,s, iher lugs became sound eed, that- sho oau now walk any tliout" reeling-xbe slightest pain or if Borea in tlxe Faoo, after all lr. J.. 'larnes, San d y JieifortUhirt ra I suffered from a large number af areut parts of uiy bodr aud eapeei- much that a great portion of my u away After adopting a variety of cd, 1 was induced to purchase oi Mr realty vaiuablo Oiutiuent uud Pills mouths and am rej oieed to staw, jet health; and have continued so your admirable Ointment aud toon ii Sir your obedient Sei Taut, and Pdls s jtyuld l»a med in .ot j k>iatuuu SurK-tbroats ] | julij LuiuUtt^o Sore uotitlv. | it J and HbeuuUcisn Ulcers iUa«ia Sure Nipple* Yiwt neutaof PKOfMssoa HOLLOWIV, 21. Dar.J ijonUun. aud au, Maideu > by all rcspovtablo l>rugj$Uts aud tlirou^hout the civilized world, at s l^s, 2j Ud 4s lid, Lis, 22s. aud 33s irably saving by takikg tho larger he guidance of patienta in ovary (lia- T 111 O C 11 £ M I S T, .'ng », Pepper Street, Visiter, of form. Ifrescriptiong promptly Homceopathy," 16s Morocco Folding tie Plosieiau, 1* 8» Morocco Poldiug • Pliysiciau, edited by Dr Epps 7s Cases to suit, of 72 tubes, 48s look of Homoeopathy, 2s Morocco ■ uid e. Is Case to ditto, coutaiu- ;omplaints, Case to ditto, contain* of Post Order for the amount. ks and Pros p ectuses of tbo Mitl- ru parati ojis «ent tieo on appli- t, Is. 4cL, p§r lb.; LL'S PILLS' ill' all' Diseases arising lent of tile illtjtjstlve or^aus.—i'Uia >oU the teat of ujur» ^tiaii tweuty years' its best for j j cueril family use; it is tie root of d l seaae, pufilying tue blood, & bowels. frou £ crtale aud vitiated. *e- ;theniiiK and invigoraUiiK tile entire iiSDiiLL'& PlLliS aie of tue most ellicacy in cases Of Agoe, Bilious Alfec- iarrlwea. General Debility' Gout, Cou- jiver Complaints, Rheumatism, surufu- hers; for probl of wuicli. sne tue DS UP CAS16S OP CUKE box.—Sold at Is. l$d., 2s. Sd., aud Patent Medicines. Wuolasale i>epot, -KA t E'S, VVCUSliELl.'S PILL»- •Cliaiicidibr Piue Wood, that the Dv- to pllaou: lor cuuipouiiuiiig aud selling f tbe weli'imutfu uiedicuie, (of wbica re, Esq., of Daifon Hall, near ll udders- ) The Uuteudant is uow in eoniiuemeut i said or d er, and Notice is hereby Given UK or having in tUeir' ipuksession auy .esa i d K.VV K'b \VOUSi)iiLL'3 PILL4 pciialtj aud wdl Oo dealt with ao- knowu by the diatinclive marks—1. Tbe Is, by Johu Kaye, eugravpa ou the go- 2 'i he signature anu coat of arms of directions euclised with'each box. and other dealers in Patent Medicine*, 14s. 6d. 'Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-st. •Stilnony to the beauty». i ^r>cli „,nu. P„d. to any part two years warranty ^a e npon iVceipt of Ho.i Offlc-e or B.ub- :S;l' ^0^Jl L lac NVal i b m.0. ^ppned lj W BEX SON ,33 and « Ua,.t.U.l Circular of tlie Sick. The first hospital surgeons aud medical frtlbheists o f E„urope Ida,it the unparal l eled .anti-inf l ammatory and ies of this Ointment; jioveriiments sanction.its Use ijll tneir iav:i l and military services; and thi} masses in thisi country mil throughout the world reposo tlio utmost confidence m ts curative properties. It penetrate! tiie spwrecs of lnrtaui- natiou and corruption whiclv underlie tho ex t ernal evidences If diseases and noiitrallzo the fiery elotnen t s which feed and isasperate tbe malndy. These are among the most terrible and a«oituuiB diseases; et in their worst forms, and when seemingly incurable, they uvariably disappear under a perseverin g application of this ootliiug, healing, autidoto to pam and lnt fammation. TTirig's Evil, Fever, Sores, Stiff: Joints. In cases of King's. Evil where medicinal waters, lotions, nd every receipt of the pliarmacopveia have proved use- Jsl the Ointment will accomplish a thofiu?h cure. Fever lores heal quickly under its iullueiico, anil itsrelaxing etfect m1 on contracted,sinews: is purely wonderful. A Worn to j)lotners. Tlie "vounft are the most frequent sufferers from external niuries andthorefbre every mother should have this prepara. X instantly at hand. It is an absolute specillc for wre ireasts aud quickly rwuovos the encrusted sores whi.ch some imes d'isligure the beads and fae of children. This Oiutuient is universally used on board the Atlantic mi Pacific whaiiiw ilotit iis a euro for scorbutic atfbctioni [u'd L the be L t possible remedy ror wouuda and bruues. j lrKe supplies of it have reeeiitly been Ordered by tliu i i iltan of Turkey for Hospital purposes, Extraordinary cure of a Bf»d of Throe 'JopJ of a letter from Mr. J. Sharp, Ap otheeary, Salford To Professor liolloway, i.r —I have mucli gratilicatiou. in nformjng you of the oiiowiux wunderful cure brought about by your Oiutraent LM. l Pills .Mrs. Holmes, of Albert Street, Mount Street, i ilford had sullered so severely from a bad Lc« froui thro, lis, standing, tliat ror a ixjriod of eigiiteen mouths, ■mil d wear neithor shoe nor boot. Huarina so mucli praise If vour ointment and Pills, she was induced to try theme id in the course of a few weeisS. iier legs bocame sound dwell, so well iiuiced, that- sho oau now walk any i i sonau i e distance WitliouVWelitifa-xbe sh^hteat pain or NWUVEI X E 5 R SII^. n0py of a. letter from Mr. J.. 'tames, San d ,Jieifor<Uhtrt •• i'o Professor liolloway, Sir—for Several year* I suffered from a large number af rm bad sores Oil durereiit part* of uiy body aud eapeei- il"lv Uiwu my face; so much that a great porliou ol my L was entirely eaten away After adopting a variety of •einedies, which all failed, I wae induced to purchase oi Mr i uaei i SUUIB Of your really valuable Ointment aud Pills <UOUK. them for four months and am rejoieed to staw, hat I am now ni perfect- health; atld have continued so ^ver since I lirst applied your admirable Ointment aud looi .our PUls now nearly two years aiuce- i n.inani Sir your obedient Sei vaut, Both the Ointment and Pill* *hvuld be mcd »/» iii>au d I Le*» CUu *o-t a natuiaa Sore-tbroat» | ] cnaupttl naiiiUOlaoJularSwel U ngaacsrvy hu c^.isuu) i au d l0< J *Ild rtlieiuuat U w Ulcer. Cocobrty AtilT JUIDVS Bc»W« ^Woumia J u 11 t 1 1 1,. EstablislluiiieiiUOf PKOtfKSaoa RoLLUWiY. 21. I S' New York, also by all rcspoctablo liruggUts and l Lh ri in medicines tlirougbout tho civilized world, at t^ todowinK prices ;-ls Us. 2, >»d 4s Gd. Us. 22s. and *3. each Bo*. cru ;;j uous;id()rably saving by takiag tho larger • Tb —Directions for the guidance of patienta in ovary <11»- order aTe axllied to each -b o*- HOMfflOl'ATllIO C li £ Al I S T, Car-ton Buildings, Pepper Street, <fhe>tcr, 1A REP Alt liS tho Homoeopathic Medicines in X ever y variety of form. Ifrescriptiona promptly Or. Laurie's. domestic Homceopathy, 16s Morocco Folding Medicine case, of at tubes, 54s.. Dr lleriuR's Domestic Phi siciau, 8» Morocco Foldiug Medicine Case, of 84 tubes, o4a. Dr *Suite's Douiestic Pliysiciau, edited by Dr Kpps 7s 6d Murocco Poluiug Cases to suit, of 72 tubes, 483 Dr i l aiau's Pocket Kook of Homoeopathy, 2s Morocco Caseoi 30 remedies, 24s. Dr Laurie's family Guid e. Is Case to ditto, contain- ing 24 remedies, 17s. Dr tAurie's General Complaints, Case to ditto, contain* mi? 12 remedies, i»s, Sent iree on receipt of Post Order fbr the amount. Catalo g ues of Boo k s and l'roa p octuses of tbe Mitl- ioinea and other Pre p arat i ons sent tieo on appli- cation. Tiiomas'3 Homoeopath c Cocoa, Is. 4^ per lb. SURPRISING SUCCESS 6^ KATE'S "VVOltSDBLL'S PILLS" til' «ll' Diseases arising from a der»ii«eii»eiit of the ill^tjstlve lornaua.—Xlna medicine,-wbicb has stood the teat of iu»r» ^haii tweuty years' experience, ii by far the best for j j eneril family use; it is powerful iu reacliiti £ the root of disease, pufifying tue Ulood, freeinst tho stomach and bowel*, froui crude aud vitiated ae- cretious, and 111 strcnstheniiiK and invigorating ttie entire syatem K.VYKS \vrOitSUiiLl< -& PILLS aie of tue most proved aud undoubted ellicacy in canes Of Ague, Bilious Atfec- •tions Consumption, DiarrlWBa, (ieneral DebilMi' Gout, Con- stipation, IndiKostion, Liver Complaints, lUleinnalisui, Surufu- la. Ulcers, aiulniauy others; for prool of wiiicUt see tue HUNDREDS OP CASlfiS OV CUKE which accompany each box.—Sold at Is. I41I., 2a. 9d., aud 4m. 6d., by all Dealers iu Patent Medicines. Wuolooalu i>epot, KAYE V. METCALF.KAtE'S, VVCUSUELli'S PILL*.— Ordered by Vlce-Cliaiic« 4 1br Pi £ (u Wood, that tbe Dw- tenoaiit be couimitted'to pllaou'lor oOiU|K)uilUti)K aud aelling a spurious imitation of tbe wcli-Kuii^u medicine, (of whicM the 1'laintin, John Kaye, Esq., of Daifon Hall, ne" ar ituddem- IJold, is si>le proprietor.) The Ocfeudant in i iuw in eoniiuemeut 'ib ac:;ortiance witb the said or d er, and Notice is hereby Given that all persous sclliiiK or having in their pdtsession auy spunoi s imitations 1, 1 t..esaid K.AV K'b WOiiSDlSLL'S PILL4 are lial'lu to luc aaiue penally aud wdl Oo dealt with ac- Xliej i'liuine n>ay be knowu by the diatinclive marks—1. Tbe words W orsdell's PUls, by Johu Kaye, eugravpa ou the go- vernment stamp, aud—2. 'ihe signature anu coat of arms of the proprietor, on the directions euclised witb'each box. Sold by all chemists and other dealers in Patent Medicine*, at Is. lid., 2s. 9di, and4s. 6d. 'Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-at.