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ASSISTED PASSAGES are grantad to Manitoba, Ithe North-West Territory, and to all parts I f j CANADA ts-:?t d OCEAN rates for AKnet?tar?! I?botreM, their (FAMILIES, and Female DOMESTIC Servants, £ i P« Adult; Mechanics, N":v\-ies,{encral Labourers, andtaeir Families. £ 4 hikiren under twelve TEARS £ 2 Infants under OU 5 [FOR PASSAGE Tickets, apply to FLINN, MAIN AND MONTGOMERY, 24, Janw-street, I.iverpo'.L or to irlR ROBERTS, Hoiier. Town Hil!, WreKhana. 2lSfe 1 UNION LINE. I u. F<J Ai'F. OF GOO? HOPK, NATAL, and EAST APR ICKN ? STHAMEKS.-The UNION S.S. Co/a MAIL -? 4CKET.S sail from SOCTHA MI'MN every alternate Thurs- j V AND Steamers in the intermediate Service eve-y alter- Friday, ail leaving Plymouth the next day. Apply at tiio lyOiiiiKiny's Offices, Southampton, or iI, i,.c;j,d!:uh1\!J-street, 'London. Business Announcements. V:M?-EK SLATES EHIGK; TILES CEMENT LATH- SEWERAGE PIPES, 1 And all other Building Materials at ¡ E. llEREDITH TIMBER "ARO and STEAM SAW MILL.  CHARLEa?TREm. j ■SIB WREXHAM. I LOc-KYE- s SULPHUR ILAIR RE., ;1£ '¡Ó\I :1. a!.&J. ;u.r IJl.' n. I" *y«»KEK will comoletely restore in a few days, grey oi £ >>en aturfly lifr.it hair to its original colour without the djyfcteat chance of Injury. The Hair Restoruristhe bedi s'vat offered lor sale. It effects itsobjec,t satistac-torily, I producing a perfectly natural colour; thoroughly cleanses tha head from scurf, and causes the growth of new hair. oideverywhereby Chemists and Hairdressers, in large Settles, Is (id each. Be ¡suretoobtaiDLocKl'ER'S SuI. Dhur Hair Restorer. 1769 ¡CRA.CRøiFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH i PASTE. By using this delicious aromaHo Denmoi, the | :mamel of the teeth bemmes white, sound, and poushei like Ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially use- ful for removing incrustations of tartar on neglected teeth, Jvdd by all Chemists, Pots, 18 and 2a 6d each. (Wet Cracroft's.) 1769 i I OULPH0LINE LOTION.—An external means 0 Of CURING SKIN DISEASES. There is scarcely say eruption but will yield to Sulpholine" in a few days, and coHsmence to lade away even if seems past cure. 1 Culinary pimples, redness, blotches, scarf, roughness, i vanish as if l.y magic; whiltt old. enduriag skin disorders. that have plagued the sufferers for years, however despiv j 1 ooted they may be, "Sulpholine will successfully attack! them. It destroys the animalcula? which eause these un- nightly, irritable, painful affections, and always produces a I wear, bttalthy. nitural condition of the skia. "Sulpholine" i ilotion is sold by most Clitmists. Bottles, 2s 9d. 1769 I ipEPPEE'S QUININE & lilON TONIC will remove Indigestion, Flatulence, constant Heartburn II Weakness of the Stomach, Sinking Sensations, Nausea: &e. Ctuiri,,e I.-on is the most effective treatment in all I complaints arising from deraugement of tbeNerïollS Svs- tem. 1763 j pEPPERS QUININE & IRON TONIC.— | Tho Remedy in all Wasting Diseases. Sold by Chemists it-i Bottles containing 32 doses, price 4a Sd: next size I fcottie, lis and in large Stone Jars, 22s. The signature 'I of J. PS'riiR is on the label in red ink. 17«9 V-EIPPERIS QUININE & IRON TONIC IPuritidsand Enriches the Blood Strengthens the Nerves .1 and Muscular System; Promotes Appetite and improves ¡ Digestion Animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties, Thoroughly recruits the general Bodily Health, and induces a proper healthy condition of the Nervous and Phvstca: IForces. 1169  ?ARAXACUM & PODOPHYLLUM—This fluid combination, extracted from luediciKal roots, is now waed instead of Nua piM and calomel for the cure of dyspepsia, biiliousness, symtoms of congestion of the liter* which i?ra g. ne?Uy p?in beneath the shoulders, head-ache drowsiness, no a?ypetite, furred tongM, disagreeable taste in the morning, giddiness, disturbance of the stomach, and $eling of general depression. It sets the sluggish liver in motion, very slightly acts on the bowels, giving a sense of !Ll;itl.h anl comfort within 24 hours. It is the safest1 medicine. ranxacum and I>ûdopb,mn is a fluid only made by J. PKPPKK, Kedford Laboratory, London, whose name is »n every label. Bottles, 2s. 9d. Sold by all Chemists I76&' 1700 JfcRAxS, REED, STPIN(Ind DRUM and FIFE > BANDS, PIANOS, ORGANS A* HARMONIUMS sup- i plied at Wholesale Price at J. MOORE'S, Buxton-road, Hud- ■ierstteld. Prices with drawings of every instrument post ii-e. Music fcr any kind of Band. Bandmen's Caps. Patronised by the Army, Navy, Rifle Corps. Second-| hand Instruments bought or taken in exchange  GANNON STREET HOTEL, LONDON, E.€ Railway Cominui.ication with all parts of the Metropolis. 8 Minutes' walkfrü:11 the Bank, Ro-al ;¡Exehange, & &c. Usieqnsolled for it< Home Comforts and Moderate Charges. Tariff on application o) IE. H. It AND. Manager. ONE BOX OF GLARE'S B 41 PU.S u w?nmteJ to cure aU discharges from the Cnn&ry oran9 in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel, and Pains in the back. Sold in boxes, 4s tid each, by all Chemists Hacl Patent Medicine Vendors; or sen: to any address for 60 stamps by the Makers, The Lincoln A Midland Counties L'rug Company, Lincoln" -Wholesale agents Barciav and Sons, Lonaon, and iii the Wholesale Houses. 993z HAVE IT IN Y?Un HO?SKS LAMPLOUGB*S I :PYRJ-nc SAMXE H foinf a most invi??ting h-vav»se by the simple addition of water, and if taken according to directions is the best rreveative ana carative of Suiall-pox, Scarlet BVvv r. and other diseases. It does not contain Mag.iesia or any- earthly maUnr calculated to produce Gallstones or Gout v deposits. P,,eptred solely by H. 11. MPil.(,)UHH, 113. Holborn. London. HAVE IT IN YOUR HOUSES AND TAKE IT IN YOUR TRAVELS. Threw Hiysic to the dogs, I'll none of it."—Shaleaiieai ?. HEALTH, STRENGTH AND ENERGY. Take no more Medicine, but wear N_. DU BAI.YS PATENT ELKCTRIC BE LIS. (Trade M «rk HEALTH RESTORER"') iRy wl,i h NEUY017 -N ESS, NERVOUS DEBILITY, i.< »SS OF POWER, WEAKNESS OF BOBY AND MIND, Ac., can be cured in a f -w days. A MEDICAL WORK TO HE GIVEN AWAY. SUowing sufferers how they maybe CU led anil tecovtr health, strength, and liianlv vigor, WITHOUT THE All) OF MEDICINE. Sent pest-free on receipt of staiiipe(l, directed e!ivelope.-Address, E. OHIXL, Secretary, Electro-Medical Company, tiS, George's read, Southwark, London, S.E. ?LRAXLINESS -NIXEV'S BLACK LEAD. l;LEAXLINESS.XIXE\"S BLACK LE,'tD. JJOCEV'S I Celebrated RvfhieJ 'I I^ILACK LEAD. 510 l.I\ LI£.I."1U. Has over THIRTY t'EAR"' World-wi e Reputation. Polishes Instantly equal to fcUKNiSHED STEFl" Used Without Waste or Dust. CAUTION —There are several Spurions and Worthless Imitations. W. G. NIXEF, Black Lead Works, Soho Square. London. t?tJBHK i-?UT.—.foUN nHČ¥ &ON have NOT 1 V RA?EU tLeir PUtCE?. Anchor Brewery, Dublin. I7SN AVANT YEAST Wilkin & Co., I { BUTTER IN E Ap;)o!d?t,?ri"-?!v. London. A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. ?RANS, a MEDICAL WORK showing suSeM's hem w they may be cared and recover Health and VitsKt? wq-ithout the aid of Quacks, with Recipes forpurifvingtbs Blood and removing Skin Affections Also chapters on Happy Marriages; When and Whom to Marry The Tem- peraments; Stammering; Vital Force, How Wasted and how Preserved Galvanic Appliances and the Wonders I of the Microscope in Detecting Various Complaints. Post Ifred for Two Stamps. -At] tress, %ec.-etary of Institution of Voatomy, Birmingham. 27*51 Business Announcements. -J. c OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, THEIR ONLY PREPARATION -p i COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FREE FROM MERCURY COCKLE'S AISTIBILIOCS PILLS. THE OLDEST PATENT MEDICINE COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, THE SAFEST PATENT MECIDINE c OCKI,ES' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, THE BEST FAMILY APERIBNT  f' |~10CKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FOR LIVER FOR LIVER c OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FOR BILE -+ ^JOCKLES' ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FOR INDIGESTION. -+ c OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, FOR HEARTBURN. j COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PII.LS | FOR SICK HEADACHE. c ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. IN USE AMONGST Al.L CLASSES. c OCKI,EIS ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, IN USE EIGHTY-THREE fEARS. |-<OCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, IX USE EVERYWHERE. ¡ COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. THE OLDEST PATENT MEDKMN E. In boxes at Is ld -i, 2s 9d, 496<1, and Lis. OCKTIE, s ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, In use GHTY-THEE E Y E A R S. May be had throughout the United Kingdom In boxes at Is lid, 2s le., 43 tid, 11-s and 22s. I!i, NEW ORMOND STREET LONDON. flolli2a ORTH A GUINEA A BOX. E E E C H A M \S PILLS. JA EE emitted by Thousands to be worth a GUINEA A  Box for billious and nervoa3 disorde" such as wind md pain in the stomach, sick headache, g¡ddm83s, fullness I and swelling after meals, dizziness anti drowsiness, coM j chills, Bushings of beat, loss of appetite, shortness of I breath, costiveness, scurvy, blotches on the skin, disturbed sleep, frightful dreams, and all nervous and trembling sen- sations, 4c. The first dose will give relief in twenty minutes. This is no fiction, for they have done it in thou- I sands of cases. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try GD9 box of these Pills, and they will be acknowledged to he B* WORTH A GUINEA A BOX. For females of all ages these Pills are invaluable, as a few doses of them carry off all gross humors, open all aMtmctioms, and bring about :tU that is required. No obstructions, be without them There is no medicine to be found to equal BEECHAM'S PILLS for removing any 3bstraction or irregularity of the system. If taken accord- tag to the directions given with each box, they will soon restore females of all a-es to sound and robust health. For a weak stomach, impaired digestion, and all dis- orders of the liver, they act like MAGIC," and a few doses will be founl to work wonders upon the most im- portant organs in the human machine. They strengthen the whole muscular system, re-store the long-lost com- plexion, bring back the keen edge of appetite, and arouse Into action with the ROSEBUD of health the whole physical energy of the human frame. These are FACTS admitted by thousands, embracing all classes of society, and one of the best guarantees to the nervous and de- bilitated is, BEECHAM'S PILLS have the largest sale of at'' ratent medicine in the world. I BEECHAM'S MAGIC COUGH PILLS. As a remedy for Coughs in general, asthma, difficulty of t breathing, shortness of breath, tightness and oppression of j the chest, wheezing, Ac., these Pills stand unrivalled.; They speedily remove that sense of oppression and difficulty of breathing which nightly deprive the patient of rest. Let j any parson give BEKCHAM'S CoVGH PILLS a trial, and the ) most violent cough will in a short time be removed. CAUTION.-The public are requested to notice the words BEECHAM'S PILI.S, St. Helens," are on the Government Stamp affixed to each box af the PiUs If cot on, they are forgery. Prepared only and sold wholesale and retail by the Pro- pnetor, T. Beecham, Chemist, St. Helens, La.nchire. in I boxes at Is lid and 29 9,1 each. Sent post free from the Proprietor for 15 or stamps.-Sold by all Drv.gqiits and ¡ P&tent Medicine Deal-era. t N.B.—Full directions are given with each box. I 2>12 iii i i?illi THE Ovifeb- Xc ,EAm QWMALI andCBXU"Z"P MODE of?ACKING and STOB=Q EGGS in 'W=Z 8MHNCS. Advantages-No Straw or other Packing Substance required freedom from breakage in transit; Epps for stare or hatching kepi tn best condition. THE OVIFERS are arranged in baskets and cases holding from 1 to 100 dozen eggs. ILLUSTRATED PRICE LISTS on I application from THE OVIFEK PATENT SPJUNG PACKING Co.. Limited. 5. Oswald Street, Glasgow, and I 280, High Holborn, London. COUNTRY AGENTS WANTED. M 0 ER MACHINE. HtM EASY TERMS. 'Wal?  PYee. I Write t N. G. WdKs. I BACK STREET. BATH. .4 HOME IN SICKNESS—BOUKGBRUKE PAY ?? HOSPITAL, near London, receivts patients re- tiring hospital treatment :ind curbing, upon p iyment, in accordance with their means. Prospectus of the Hon Sec., M" J. S. WOOD, Woodville, Upper Tontine, S.W. n BOOK of MEDICAL WONDERS should be read by all t* young men. Important to debilitated nervous sufferers and thpse about tn marry. Free in Envelope for 4 stamps. Publisher's Medical Hall, Fitzallan Square. Sheffield, Estabd. 1839, I BAYLEY & BRADLEY, PRINTERS AND BILL POSTERS, H _DVERTISER" OFFICE, WREXHAM, j to announce that they have secured a I numiker of HOARDINGS in the Town and II Country for ¡ BILL POSTING, And are now prepared to secure proper publicity to all Bills printed at their Establishment. Parties having their Bilis Printed at the "Advertiser Office, and employing their own Poster, can Post on the "Advertiser" Hoardings Free of Charge, or Messrs Bajley and Bradley, j j will undertake the Posting of them, and all I Bills at a moderate cost. I | ANTED, HOAIIDINC;S or DEAD WALLS for POSTING BILLS, in Wrexham and i {"Hmtry around. Apply, At1?*?!ise-r Office, Wrexham. I Money • LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT. COMPANY (LIMITED). BRANCH MANAGER: R ROBERTS, 11, CITY nOAD, CHESTER. LOANS of from .EM to JE10? pronpHy GRANTED and L the interet charged unusuaUr moderate Eusy renav- msnts. Personal or other securitv. Share Certificates, Dock Bonds, Life Policies, tc, 445n THE CAMBRIAN LOAN AND INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, Is prepared to auvancc any aamh-om?5 to £ Z% a»on personal or other security, for periods of fromthr? months to two years, repayable by weeklv. monthly nnaV teriy, or other instalments. Good MUs discount? on ad ¡ vantageous terms. The strictest conadence observed.- Applications to be made to the Secreti rv, Mr James Price Offices, Summer Hill, near Wrexham. F. rms of applic3.tion fu=:shed fi-ee, and if ar Erected enveloi)e. furnished free, and Uapplied for by pos: will be f or warded j1 on receipt of a stamped directed envelope. Branch Office, 7a, Henblas-street, Wrexham. Open on W ednesdays and Thursdays from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. 773a í JfcI fONEY LENT ON OR ri-XIIEL, SECURITY. I THE WRE_ XflAM LOAN AND INVESTMENT PA.Y, LU,U'rEI). is prspred to advance any sum from I .£5 to £ 500 upon Personal or other security, from periods of from three months to two years: repeyablo by Weekiv Monthly, Quarterly, or other Instalments, Good Bills I Discounted on advantageous terms. The strictest con- fidence observed. Applications to be made to the Secretary, Mr John Davies. Offices: Ezerton-street Wrexlam. Forms of application furnished free, and if ¡ apphed ,° r by post, will ? forwarded on receipt of & II stamped directed enve!ope.-0mce hours for the pur p0" of making &dv&nce? and receiving Mp?ymeaia, from ?C?m tot p.m i'2D Business Announcements -r 4 ,-r IMPORTANT ro ALL IN TRADE. X ESTABLISHED 1536. X S T U B B S I MERCANTILE OFFICES, 42, GRESHAM STREET, LONDON, E.C. Trade Auxiliary Company (Limited). SUBSCRIBERS, BY OBTAINING TIMELY INFORMATION, MAY AVOID MAKING BAD DEBTS, AND MAY, THROUGH THIS AC-ENCV, I RECOVER DEBTS DUE WITH PROMPTITUDE. STUBBS' WEEKLY GAZETTE (25s per annnm) Supplies Information Indispensable to Trailers BRANCHES at 53, Conduit-street, London; Dublin, Glasgow, Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Brighton, Bel- fast. Cork, Edinburgh, Gloucester, Liverpool, Leeds, Man- I cheater, Newcastle, Norwich, Portsmouth, Southampton, Sheffield. TERMS— £ 1 Is, X2 29, X3 3s, L5 5s, according to re- quirements. PROSPECTUS forwarded on application to the SECRE- TARY, Stubbs' Mercantile Offices, 42, Gresham Street, London, E.C. CAUTION. THERE IS NO OFFICE IN LONDON CONNECTED WITH STUBBS' MERCANTILE OFFICES, (SITUATE AT THE CORNER OF KING STREET, OPPOSITE GUILDHALL), EXCEPT THE WEST ENO BRANCH AT 53, CONDUIT STREET. THE NEW L ANCASHIRE 8 T r, E L PEN t J A" ALL OTHER PEXS, Manufactured &y EDWARD ?OOR??A'G?J' SO LD BY CHARLES G. BAYLEY, THE CROSS AND CHURCH-STREET One of the Agents for Oswestry. BILLIARD & BAGATELLE TABLES, A LARGE STOCK of NEW and SECOND-HAND TABLES always on hand Write for Price Lists. G. EDWARDS, (Corner of Harwar St.) KINGSLAND ROAD, Lovtvix. J MOURNIING FOR FAMMIE4 S. JAY'S experienced. DRESSMAKERS and UILtlKEBS Travel to any part of the Kingdom. Flee of expense to purchasers. Thoy take with them I dresses and millinery, besides Patterns of materials, At is. per yard and i upwards, ¡ All marked in plain figures, I and at same price as if I' purchased at the Warehouse, in Regent-si. Reasonable estimates are also given for Household Mounting, at a great saving to large or small families. f Funerals at stated charges conducted in London or Country. & ■ JAY'S, The London General Mourni Warehouse, t B REGENT STREET. W. M ESTABLISHED 1851. ~— i B IRK BEe K BAN K.- 30, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London. Current Accounts opened according to the uaual practice of other Bankers, and interest allowed on the 'mum mont?l7 balances when not drawn below A25. j I No Commission ch&rWA for keeping Accounts. | The Bank also receives money on Deposit at Tbm per cent. Interest, repayable on demand, and UDderta.k rbe? purchase and sale of Stocks and Shares. I A Pamphlet, with full particulars. on application. ) FRANCIS BAVENSCROFT. Manager. COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, and NEURALGIA. DR. J. COLLIS BROIDEGS CHLORODYNE A few doses quite effectual.—Caution.—The extraordinary Medical reports on the eftiçacy of Chlorodyne render it of vital importance that the public should obtain the genuine, which is protected by a Government stamp, bearing the words Dr. J. Colhs Browne's Chlorodyne." See decision of Vice- Chancellor Sir W. Page Wood, the Times, July 10th, 1861. Many testimonials from eminent Physicians with each bottle. j From W. C. WILKINSON. Esq., F.R.C.S., Spalding. X consider it invaluable in PhthisiS and Spasmodic Cough the bene&t is very marked. ?om Dr. M'MiUman, of New Galloway, Scotland. As a Sedative, Anodyne, and Anti-spaamodic, I consider Dr. J. (Mlii Browne's Chlorodyne the most valuable medicine known. j Molt in Bottles. 1/1*, 9/0, & €IQ, by all Chemists. ONABONABLU PRESENTS. THE mDLAND COUNTIES WATCH j COMPANY. j OF VYSE STREET. BIRMINGHAM. I S. lipi,Casb Prices all Goods wf }§ Direct at 11 to the Wholesale Public, 25s. Let every reader of this send for our tx-auts fully new illustrated cata- I lot.e. confaining list of testimonials I and over SCO I;tie I copper-plate engra- vings of Watches, Jewellery. and Electro Plate, sent gratis and post- rree on application, to any part of the world. GENTLEMEN'S FINE SILVER, Mat crystal glass, 25s. LADIES' FINE I SILVER. fiat crysta! glass, 35s. I YOUTHS' FINE SILVER, flat crystal gla", 253. LADIES' GOLD LEVERS ex- quisitely chased eases, 70s. These WATCHES are frequently sold for treble the I money. _?_ Cb?q't?t or P.O. paT?b?e to Mr. A. I'EI'OY. I 1 U' come as a ?v»on and a I:ll.it:: t" !P. ji r £ RY Th«» VtCKvrtcs. the OWL, and the \i**YKH«.*V IV: I  TRY THE?HmDOO?'?PENS. s:¡¡'.l. it., :d¡ ;A. MACNIVEN & a AM EE 0 N, <»Y I-J-.XS xxi, r- SUULII: S3. BLAIR ST EDINBURGH (I- j 1-7,t to Jit't > < >i.w' HENRY Ie GRANDE SUCCES." A HANDSOME SEASONABLE or BIRTHDAY GIFT. A Box containing Five Handsome Caps, 15 9. 1 Fancy Silk Cap: 1 Satin Cap. trimmed Lace and Flowers; 1 Cap of Venice Lace, trimmed Fancy Ribbon; 1 Cap, Cream Lace, bound Satin: 1 Cap. all Lace. A T -T -BB BOXL. BKALLEB BOX, 10/6, containing Three Stylish Caps. 1 Satin Cap, trimmed Lace and Flowers; 1 Cap, Venice Lace and Fancy Ribbon; 1 Cap. all Lace. Any of these Caps can b* altered to suit tbe lady's taste,or theycanbehadfor Mournine. _AO to 68. MEW OXFORD STREET. UMTOOir.  EA  I VECF- -T I SPE-CIALLY ARRANCED FOlk I T H E AMATEURS?-  I A R D E INJ- I D, SIIPPLY OF I |ngajK|aslK|l| I i BEST VF-CETABLES THE-YEAR ROUND  FRI[T I ToANYRMLWAY STATION wEncland. 1 ¡ 5 PER CEN T 0 H'saaB S i P ER CEN T D tS COU  'rO  S&P 0 OPDERS 11JWfjnuftfnA I GARBIACE FREI 'Ummtmmmfell The "ETHIOPIAN" BLACK HOSIERY I ?, „ Lms' I W 1^1 CHILDREN'S, II GUARANTEED W j)CL™a fast-  & FAST. ?s??    ??? /r WHOLESALE: \k y ???__??:?PARSER & Co., i L?NDOM. I R" "f all 11r:t:ta.,1 Hosiers and Drayars Ev- Businesr A nnouncements. ^riLLlAM piERCE, I CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER, BRIDGE STREET, WREXHAM. Agent to the Patent Metallic Air Tight Coffin Com- pany, Limited, Birmingham. The Coffins are highly recommended by all the Medical Practitioners of the Neighbourhood. They are covered with black and crimson cloth or velvet; and every design of colored metal furni- ture is used The METALLIC SHELL COFFINS, encased in stout polished oak, or covered with clof-h or velvet, can be had at a few hours' notice, j SHELLS AND COFFINS always in stock. 1;365 CONSUMPTION MR. G. T. CONGREVE'S NEW WORK. '• rpHIS MARVELLOUS WORK huches X the ?ympathie? of human hearts every- where." Here is hope ior the despair- ing." So writes th Editor of the "CHRISTIAN AGE." MR. COXGREVES work on Consumption, ?YJL Asthma, (;hroic Bronchitis, &c, &c.. contains ONE HUNDRED & THIRTY- THREE SI LECTED CASES. PCSr FKEE for 6.1, or Is 3d, from ELLIOT STOCK, G2, PATERNOSTER ROW, or from the AUTHOR, COMBE LODGE, PE.KHAM, LONDON, S.E. MANCHESTER CORPORATION Concentrated Jp§§|, Manure, IIIADB FROM HUMAN EXCKEHKNT. 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I I' 1I<1 [u?LA D I E 8" C???'MN- [ BY ONE OF THEMSELVES. I Col.!) WIVD?. THE DRAWING-BOOM.—SHIVERING I MKX. —PIIIY UNTATIONS ATCOURT.—-LOW DRESSES. — UKOXCHITIS. MR. CHANG.- A CIfIÂ..j)HQ DLL-CSS. —HAK5IONIOUS LLNES IN DRAPERY.—'AIF* BE' QUACKERY.—ELECTRICITY.—A FLY IN AI. BI:K.-THKOLD MASTERS.—LINNEEL'SS'JX^V Pre* T F HUS.—SIR.TOSHUABEYXOLDS.-TITRAN.-DANI EL GABR!ELRf'&-ETTT.AN?NORTHODOXPpRACHER. WAGNER I- £ >>MORIAL SERVICE.—LIVES OF GREAT MEN.—" PAINTER ETCHERS'" EXHIBITION. -AN ETCHING DENTIST.—FOOTBALL.—THE HOSPITALS MATCH.—CHAMPION Ctrp. Bitter is the biting blast in this March weather, which sends the dust and powdered g;nite of the London streets whirling in clouds to blind one's eyes and spoil one's bonnet. I am indeed g!•i-I that I determined to wait till after Easter before donning even a new flower in my winter's bonnet, or buying a new dress of any sort Right heartily did I pity the poor frozen ladies sitting in their carriages in St. James's-street the other day, on their way to the Drawing-room; but even they, with their low-cut evening dresses, in the cold light of a March morning, looked comfortable enveloped in clouds of muslin, tulle, and swansdown, in comparison with their poor attendant footmen and coachmcn, whose white silk hose were but poor. protection against the gusts of east wind and eddies of prickly dust, which brought tears to i everybody's eyes, and suffused all faces with a bluish or purple colour. I wonder why it is that the Queen, often so thoughtful for the comfort of others, does not relax the very unnecessary and uncomfortable regulation as to the cut of ladies' dresses for the Drawing- rooms. Fifty years ago high dresses were unknown, and everyone wore low dresses, covering the neck with capes, or scarves or shawls, as they best could. When some sensible person introduced the fashion of high bodices to the throat, everybody immediately adopted them during daylight hours, and only the young and festive ever thought of un- covering their necks even for evening wear. I am told that Her Majesty delights in maintaining old rites and ceremonies, and that she will not, there- ¡ fore, dispense with this remnant of a past tge, I any more than she will with many other obser- vances of state and precedent. I know some ladies who are absolutely unable to appear at Court be- cause of this regulation. It would certainly mean an attack of bronchitis or pneumonia for them to dispense with their warm woollen coverings and high dresses in such weather as this for a single morning. I hear that Mrs. Garrett Anderson, the lady doctor, is to be presented at an approaching Drawing-room. It is quite right that she should be thus received at Court as a representative woman, but I am sorry she should be doomed to appear in a dress which, must outrage all her notions of medical propriety. As I walked along Piccadilly reflecting on the penalties of Royal favour even in this nineteenth century, I turned in to pay my respects to Mr. Chang, the Chinese giant, and his little companion; Mr. Tiny Mite, the dwarf; but I found that the great man himself had succumbed to the weather, and was ordered by his doctor to remain in bed instead of holding his usual reception. Passing Redmayne's, in Bond-street, I went in for a trifle and saw so charming a dress that I must try and describe it, for it seemed to me to suggest a change in the everlasting drapery of a skirt all round in sash-like form, or with bunches on the hips called panniers. This dress was made of lemon-coloured silk damasse, very soft and father thin, but underneath was a silk petticoat of the same colour, with two little kiltings of lace round the bottom. The brocade or damasse was plaited into the waist in front; a large box plait in middle descending to the top of the little flounces at the bottom of the skirt. A number of small plaits carried the material half round the waist band. It covered the dress in front, and was only plainly hemmed at the bottom. Half way to the sides of the skirt the drapery was caught up to the hips, not in a bunch, but softly raised and fastened back, under the waterfall; a plain full piece of stuff like itself which covered the whole of the back part of the skirt, falling to the ground. This full back is very pretty I think, and much simpler than bows and bouffante trimmings, and it has the advantage of allowing the under skirt to hook round the waist with the usual slit at the back which, if the waterfall be left loose and sewn on a separate piece of ribbon, is quite covered when it is raised and fastened over all. Each side of the under skirt left uncovered by I the plaited dri! .-y being raised to the hips, where the back flowing fullness met it, was filled in with ¡ little flounces of white lace. The bodice was pro- I fusely trimmed with white lace also, and altogether! it made a very pretty ladylike evening or dinner j costume, quiet and simple but stylish; and in no way fussy or vulgar. I think I the effect of the lines of drapery falling! downwards on the figure, so much more graceful than when they are carried across, which in no way seem to harmonise with the form of the natural figure. It always seems to me that drapery or folds which follow the lines of the limbs and the body is more artistic and reposeful than the puffs and panniers, humps and excrescences which are devised by modern milliners and worn by their vic- tims. Perhaps it was this quiet natural arrange- ment of the folds in this pretty lemon-coloured dress which made me notice and like it so well. I am very fond of amber beads, and with a green or blue dress of any shade they look charming. Much and long as I have admired them in appearance, I never imagined that quackery would find some occult virtue in these pretty neck. laces and vaunt them as medical or curative agents, thus putting them in the same category as mag- netic rings, Pulvermacher's chains, liver pads, and the whole list of wonder-working appliances. How- ever, I was arrested in my glance at the amber emporium, in the Burlington Arcade, by seeing tome strings of large, handsome, bright yellow beads, labelled Medical Amber," and I straight. way turned into the shop to inquire what it meant. My ignorance was met by a quotation from the' Court Journal advocating electricity as a remedial agent, and affirming that cientific experimentshave proved beyond doubt that amber possesses a large amount of electricity, and, that in cases of asthma, croup, whooping cough, sore throat, and chest diffi- culties great relief has been obtained by wearing a necklace of this mineral. Now, I knew that the subject of the origin of amber has been much dis- cussed, and that by Berzelius and other chemists it is considered to be of vegetable origin, and to be a natural resin or gum, so I was not prepared to en- dorse the mineral theory, though I also recollected that the Greek name for amber furnishes our word electricity." Experience has taught me too that all quackery is built upon a foundation of truth, and that the most popular fallacies and superstitions usually originate in some scientific fact which is pervert (I or misunderstood, so that though I do not at all think of trying to cure any of the diseases enumerated in the Court Journal by an amber necklace, I candidly confess I should not object to I the possession of such a talisman against bror- ehiat or any other affections, and I would try to II believe that I felt electric influence, if some bird friend anxious for my welfare would present me II with a string of these large, delicious looking beads. I know that amber dissolved in certain acids is used in medicine, and that if a piece of it be I well rubbed and held over tiny shreds of paper ir acts as a magnet. and will attract them to it<?«lf just in the same way as sealing wax or any other resin will do. By the way I happen to possess a square inch or clear amber in which is encased a little fly; this to confirm the theory of its vegetable origm and that it is reallya resinous exudation into which whilst in a soft state the ? ?"? h?"? J trapped, as it is now to be seen in its transput tomb. I believe such little insects are often met 'I with m pieces of amber. Perhaps they are pre- historic flies buried in antideluvian amber which flowed from trees now submerged in the ocean, I ",)r amber is constantly washed up on various pirt.-i ot our coast. I have found large lumps of it on the coast of Suffote, where the old whales and sharks left their bones to be buried in the Reg Crag of i hat° corner of England, I With snow on the ground and an east wind blow- j ing it is a pleasant change to saunter into Burling, ton House to look at the works of the old masted and the deceased masters of the British School of Art. LinneU's ever sunny and beautiful landsetpes, quite remove the pinched and dissatisfied aspect with which one enters the gallery, and it is only necessary to sit down and look at one of his cornnetds, say, the "Noonday R?t or a Harvest scene" to feel quite warm and cheer ul again, and to forget the bleakness of the out?de world. I l?ve Linnell, and have done 1;0.'11 •yer smce ? was a child and could feel the beau? of a picture which I understood. There were a hundred and twenty-two of his most beautiM! pro- duct ions lately to be seen altogether in the room oi the Royal Academy, lent by the various posters- of these treasures; besides about fifty of his water- :oi?k::ch:r'???? It is interesting just now, when so much, is said 3d: written about costume, to examine the dresiies, I: cc of Sir lo-ihua Reynolds period I avl to notice that although the dn-ssts lti oit-jn very graceful and simple the coiinuv oi" rot fll"" ladies of that time was move absurd Mian ai. we now. Amongst the old mash-re* it w; r freshing to look at one by Titian, a portrait of (•,(* eiina ConulFo. Queen of Cyprus, in which tlie falls on to the shoulders-, and the beantitul and white costume might he a model for :);;). div -s riM'ovi.iers. The great attraction this year of the oxhif-M' was the collection of the paiuler po--(, iio: works, of which there arc nearly IOU. diiiVivnce of oplnionainongsi artists astotho or demerits of these paintings the re can 1;, iuxLont,, as IO their i i i i erei t a ii(IL it was tlw !UÜi'è :,¡n;¡::II' 1<; see the crowds that gathered- round it is recollected that (hey were refused auiu i-s; into the Academy during the life time of die p.,j!u, The one mode! who? f:f-? recurs over ;nn! ?,. ? again ?'? (oltedioll is said to he- i!t« v, a,?,itiil ill titi. (ollectioll -1-; ?s?:i(i to I)e, III, 1.?,i:. 4, Dante Gabriel Eossetti himself, or his ft K") wife of William Morris, the artbt pm'L '• i>iluij. Drc?m," !entby the Corprvitoii of Liverpool. v; ? the most prominent picture in t!?- 00!), '? and M Uiu?trauvc of pa?.sa?e in t|» );.?? own poem, ?'tt? !,uova," it is hi:hi\ ;f, goricai, and va-y beautiful in fl!P ¡'j,' '['! "f in colour. It is supplemented by a :,H.[ picture which pleaded me most, Hhtst. j bolicrdly the death of Beatrice. It is tailed • Beatrix." Beatrice in-seated at a gallery ing the city of Florence a do. e i., hf,>t i|. I;L' ;.l. to her white poppies, tlie emblems of the «i(.PU j"j,- death; a sundial points to the hour of (| parture whilst Dame and the Angel- of Love depictedwatching in the background. A porn-in J I'f' t L" \tr. of Kossetti himself, by G. F. Walts, jH apj,,0,.j i ately placed in the gallery, and whilst looking at u I recollected that his paint ings and Ili, produced contemporaneously, the one heins?ahnoo illustrative of the other and yd indep:.ndPT„. valuable. lie-was but 5! years old whtu I dh'¡" iRl188, certainly one of the great reel.* age. True poetry the painter's power tlisplavs '• True painting eiuuhtcs the poei'.s lays; The ri val sisters fond of equal fame, Alternate change their office and their "Painting is dumb poetry, and poch-v i. > iv,i ■ ing that can sp.:a!r. There is a preacher in Rondon. HRonIm.?w.V. though he be, who loses no op¡wrtuni, Y 01 • ii„ provm.?" the death of any distil!) !). j,,? son in rt, sucuce, literature, or poli';(< in a. manner very dHt'-rent from w?n' one is accustomed to hear in pnlpits, and though it has been easy to read i„ every journal details of the life -md work Wagner the great German nin :eian o latel v d-t,f itwasinnnitcty more interesting to hear a i l, .Vl. analysis of his work, the result of much can.?;; thought and reading, as a sort of IUl:],ltI;i,¡\ \1.1 dl>, great master's- memory, by this same preacher, ill an unpretentious chapel in where I sat to think of Darwin and iimer ,eu OH similar occasions not long ago; All who have heard the music of Wagim- nHht be conscious of a new sensation, of soniethin;, different, more suggestive perhaps of a nmu.- m come, than is felt in the music of any other author. At the time of his death he was engaged on it great work which was to be illustrative of Oriem d life, and to touch themes hitherto unknown to 1 he I musician. There is a sentiment, a lesson, nmmtip; through each of this great master's writings wiii(.it must be carefully studied to be understood, and possibly he has assigned to the future a greater task than he has achieved, having touched a chord that will not co.ts.- vibrate in the hearts of all true lovers of Like Rossetti, who painted what he wrote ii) iti, poems, so Wagner embodied in his musie the sen- timents he expressed in words, and his raun. hauser," as well a,4 his Lohengrin, are symlsoKi-. of, the struggles and victories of certain .phases ill human life, as the spirit throughout the mush < the Flying Dutchman" is indicated in the wor;(- Faithful unto death." There are those who would liken the music op this prophet of sweet sounds, to the irresul.o- growth of the briar of the field, but if it be so we may recollect tha* ci. will develope its beauty and perfume, ;!1It! time will diffuse it, as surely, to delight man- kind. It is well, I think, for a preacher to tatb wisely and encouragingly of the lives of our re- markable contemporaries, and such lessons can scarcely be lost, on the young who ftoek to hear them. It was appropriate on this occasion to sing the words of Longfllow- The heights by great men reacliedl and kept Were not attained by sudden flight: But they, while their companions slept, Were toiling upward in the night. TOie little gallery in Saville-row where f saw the etchings and engravings of Bartoiozzi is now occupied with! a collection of etchings by members of the Society of Painter Eidiers of which Mr. Sejrmoiu: Haden, F.R.C.S., is the president. Artistic talent is not uncommon in the medical profession, for I know several surgeons who am eminent painters and etchers; and I discerned 011 the walls of this littleexhibitiontwo very charming etchings by a dent 1st friend to whom I owe much fo)i professional kindness. I imagine the pat icnt <• .nid delicacy of touch required for dental operations is favourable for the skilful use of the etcher's •.nuv. Ing tool; and then, my dent ist frientl is eminent ly » man of taste and refinement in all his stiri-otill(i ings, for his operating room often displays rnar>-fls of horticultural skill and botanical and 1 scientific knowledge. Though I shrink from the bloodthirsty game of football; and tremble when I think ot the cfcuijjm encountered by my favourite young players in every match, I cannot help rejoicing and chroni- cling the fact that in the final match of the season of the united Hospital Football Cup ties. St. George's and St. Bartholomew's played for the Champion Cup (which rested with them), and St. Bartholomew's won it gallantly. This noble Cup ia now to be seen in the old Hospital, where il re. mains till next year, when it will again suuut the fortunes of war, and be struggled for once more. PENELOPE. London, Thursday. To CORRESPONDENTS. mARGUERITE enquires the address of the k-euirei" on decorticated browll bread. She will have :>.H lic. tails by writing to Miss Yates, 8, NorthuiubciUmd- tenace, Regent's Park. PUSSI.The Home for Starving Cats is not yet established, and thcre arc difiiculties in routfc- tlOn with it. A gentleman has offered for tins purpose oil certain* condition i; of which uioro anon.
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BSXlKACm IEXTBACTS FROM COM?IC PAP-E,IIL4?t & From PUNCH." mi Frora "tPiTzicit. ■ 1 wnac wasi prabaoly conatocred at Hrst to be the OU ltacle to Mr. Biggar'* marriage —It was said lie was afraid of committing Btggar-my. Note by pleasant bankrupt (One of fciw few he h,¡ by him-in hiss New Utiles for dealing wish ) -When you can't pay cash, pay attention. Somebody said, within Mrs. Kaawbofchaoi' iiearitil,, that, in the streets, all dogs should be led: ye the exclaimed; and all pigeons should be clay. STASDIKG ON CEBBMOKT.—(Little girl to auat-) "Thatwas a funny story Mr. Dixon told, Aunt Jess'f, the one that made jou laugh so much, yc,u kilo,.v, "1"e.. Why didn't you iau^b, fla." —"Oh, I dllIl" know Mr. Dixon well enough A FAIR- RBTORT.—Mrs. Meuntioy Ke'asis^ (afteir aeveral collisions). "It strikes me, Mr. KudJerfwi ,outre much more at home in a boat than iu a Ball- room !Littile Bo:. «.y Kuddorford (tlle ia;i!(Pttf fx- bridge coxswain). Yes, by Jove And I d sooua steer eight men than oue woman any nay: 1. [ From FUN." The first rows oi Spring—The W"1 ■pins." ¡ T0W-PATH ITZJIS.—First group (Miss M-tuJj: Wish, Mr. Wyndham, you would attempt to with; me in a reasonable, intelligent manner." VVYUU- ham, who doesn't see why she should have it all her own, way Beg pardon, IIi8.$, ManJ,.llwouldn t, like t, take an unfair advantage of you (then they befn sulked and didnt, enjoy the race a bit).-Secc)ad groull (bill and Arry, who have refreshed more, thau is ne'jes- sary/; Reg'lar insulted by th landlord over budge go in, ask for glassh of ale, au' see, Ciialk yet nameiJ on the couoter, an' take a 'arf-hour stroll, fur t must inquire into yer cbaractersb afore I kin serve yer. Disgustiu' I Shan't stop to see the bks=* race ( they do not.) WAT-BR NOTION First Aquatic One WfU, I believe Oxbridge will win. By-the-bye, I see it .y that No. 5 in their boat' took the water well.' rreUI" perance Pat?y (overhearing); Indeed young m?n  gladdens my heart to hear you say that. 1 hope  young abstainer's example wiU do good amo:? h" companions; aud I trusts you gentlemen will yet wea:' the blue ribbon." Second Aquatic One: we shall do so- First Aquatic One (gleefully/: Yes—yes—and Wh811 1" Second Aquatic One: or; Boat Race Day we always do, you know. My trieud wears the 'dark,' and i the light. fTeuiperaui-; party collapses. jl From JUDY. ADvr. A programme wanted. Apply to the liea' of the Opposition, Westminster. [N.B.— like, wise for some one to carry it out.j FUHCIBLK.—Little Brown has takM a "wttM?w and his pretty cuusin to the ":? mec.—An'? rheyr are certainly a Sne set?t tuem"—EUivtad • J.' J,. lrU Urute force, my dear nothing more. ?? enough but, still, if certaiu people bad a t'ttle m?-< brute force it would be—well—ao improvetneat, I