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Svo. 10heditlin, price I guna m HiE NIERCH 5 SI-HiI OIVNE],R, ndSHIP C-_MA5ITFriwu - adEXCISE GUIJiI,fdr hi! vea, 1824-1525. tomprisinr evetv species of Information relattive to shiippinig. navigiaj tili", and en1iii mere. TO whicir are aidded, fitiance accooints aii other oflic'ia;dic'Ou:itentstint hithCrtn pUblIshed. Also adescriptiorlof coiiitle, pa~'5,excangs,moticys Aveights,andimeasuries Iacciirr.- paniled by miaps, tlra,ii andt engraved cx pres.sly fur the It',irk. Tenozth ediltif~n,irolight( down f,,toAg. 1,1824.I y Mlr. POl'E. Li,nrdon, pub- .1I79,'ILGo wivth N-otiFy flYe,1 C0piand-.-T?Hi d-y_ arc euhilished,ill i Svo, prite 155R. in boards, LEME 'I S of PHYsSIOLOiGY. B, A. RICHER- r AND, Profi,ssor of the facoulty of Medlicine of Parisl. Trans. lareri fromi tile Freichi bv G~.Ji. N. De L.ys, at.T), Fioirth editioni, iWithi Not-s arid iicollilois Alpeicdix. BvJ%M'iNS COPLANID, M. D. Lec- tuirer on Physiolagy, J:'atiI,lIog' aiid Therapeutics, Consulting Piiysl- coin11 to Queen1 Ch:iir1,,tte'- Lvilrig-iil 1I ispital, &e. L,ordOl pr inted ih,irti imk , lied J, r, FtCe,5 6rma, Blrown, renie Grecp Biald In Ca- dock, arid Mar r. arid G. tnidersviodel G. arid W. li. WVhittakert Sloos. ki adMirqhiill Jamles Dunican t CUallowv and WIlsons iBurgess ritd lull t Sind S. Hiighiey. T iiis ia6iy-riisiiili et pocket, voiirtiiei,, with 3 itliosraphic7 Prinlts, aried 2 Wood COuts. price 4s. extra hoards, ICHMONI) andl it a VCillnity, to wichlel is add(eti, a 1 G!Ie,;.e at TWICkenlbamn, Strawhcrry.hili. arnd Viarmpton-courrr, wtith' tl3kgraphic.Il Anecd,stes and Poetical Extratcts. By JOIN EVANS, t'L. D. P6 I thy, Requester'd bow'rs and woodied height, ThAt ever s-ic-d mny ouil renewved delight, Itlelinlond, I fly-wIth all thy beauties ilred- 1pri-nfe, fIYrltaltred Poets song, bykigadld.-arce Sij,-n o James Darnili ilul-s1-treet, Richmiond; sold rilso by .-101re arsliiil, Statnion rs'-hiall-er,irt , Lonilin. N TR i tW'i.fi a spbihd, lii 2 Vols. 8vi', RIVATCORSODNEf the late W.M. R COWpgfI, Esq. with sever-al of his trost intimate Friends. Niitfrs publtislied from the iiiil in the possession of the ill or, tij lo1v, Dir. Joliasiii, Rector of Vaxham with Wel borne, iiNi,rfolk- t ChaVe aiwayi considered the latters of %Mr. Cowper st iie fine cst slieci mcii if the~ pl,Wl-tiistry styie in otir language, artid iii mb ic-lar, tox rne if It superior deseriprirri to the forimir; as much o-;ty, litil Moure pi'etyarid peathis. -Extract Of a letter from the he. Ri(,Iuult Hauil, of L.eicester, tii the Editor. See preface. 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A lirief abstract of our plani will best showv this nature of the under. taikingr; and wve shahsAt all timnes be ready to Aadopst any suggestionis twlichi niay contribuite to its improvement. 1. Tue A%rt of i-lousekesping,.-Thls branich of oirWork w,ill inc!lude dlirectionsafurpuireluisit-ig all kinds of l'rovlsiiios; ttlie cirrenit price of rleat, poutri'y, fish, and vs stables, w ithi a list of those in season, and the various a methoids ocooking theni; directions,froreairving; recipes for hpickling, preserving, &c.; the complete art of dlstillng, brewving, and rniaking various sortsof bread, Set. 2, Monthtly Directions for Garclenirng. 3. Tire Family Economist; or plfiias for the d5lpdnltluie of Incomie, shouiing the ads'aitagest of purehasiiig snithi ready ntoney. 4. Directions for Parents In the selectioni of Trades arid Professloiss for their Ctiuldreri; ponIrting out thiose iV1iich are mnost Ilikely to he perrnanelit aiidi profitable, a -nd are tht leastet injurious to bealth, wicth the pcobable a mount of p'remiumr expected, See. ITifs departmient of' our wor will Include a riref aceourit of the 1wirvilegee of citizens of L~mondo ii,Rd a list iif the companies, distinguishing the advantageous Srom, h ,Inferior ,ines. 5. Annals of Guillinig,-A series of artilesisa nder this head wvill expiose thueilirany, frauds by wvhichtthie public alra Imposed on, such as cehP tiecketing ops, ls nioecl auctions, pawsnbrokers, tiilly shops, dealers in secondhand articles, shlarm bargains, hawvkers-, adulterated tea, cotdes, Wivie, Sec. 63. The L'aws of Lanidlords and Tcnants~ln a clear Aan siniPle form, -includinigadviee respecting takinig hous, lod 113 c.S. 7. ometicMedcin....uneI- tishad vil be Incluided many sinipi but virrabi recips. We re *~rse tobloldingouut any temt tatini o prsos t * ,reor hemelvs,' as it Is generally cal becase w ar quiecetai tha in llCabes Of a serio,usr ture, the wisst la isto ai inthasistnceofa medical practlWOnqr; but ther ar may intanes yher th aiments are nlot of sufflceleat disrdrsof irlds,u 'is, ~.e isal ..s.5s r w gaipresenntytoofrthetaders ire furnIshed from the practice of en emninent Physi,acsn. Thor eade- partidnan nentgh PhYican ThceS (le.r atinu a nte wll also inrelirde In ei amituation. of popular, Or, as iti- usually termed. I Old wernrei reledles,-vWhich Ie shall decide upoli wfith impartial justim A copious oidex of the eofMtents of the num- bers al7eady publiMsed will be found in'. Kni,.hkt and Lacy's newh caftas logue, syhib nroar be hiad of all book-eaer,& Lonrdon, KCaigit and L-acey, pA'olflsiers,t 5, Paternoettotro%v. Just puONl's i in o.. d purbiched bprdcs. T REA'FISE 'i'E TSEo h SnPO S A TREAThSENT, ahd CUREILo exhibitiSig the advanr- ?t . trange rr ts of I Dee of i thn a e u rl m ulate of M ercur In the Cure th aceratc d Skin, a v. an qiry inton thenModiesroperan iof Merceury, Tre' *- by x~,rimhts y JMESBOYLE, Eeq. Author of" A v '..mse ion the lntesplemlCholerasof l dia." -and se Letters err the Pre- entnirari Cue o Dieass penrlarto l4ot aind cold Countriei.' PI'instcfor Cailowand WnyiGitclleorn,medial ;ooksellrwoo, 16, PrInces- CATON's WORK.-Thii daY ispubliehed, price&5.4 A PRSACTInCAL TREATISE on the SYMPTOMS, A ) TREATMENT, aLhd CURE of SYP9HISl, containing Obser- vatIons on the DiseaseeImmediately or remotely connected wtheIt, sDerangementsofthe Bladder, Urethra, Uleeratione Eruptions of the Face aird Skits, Sec.- with re`rarko on mercury Rnd its effects o7n the rnistettiton; Intesliersed with 6select prgscrlptlons. By T. Mg. CATON aSurtheonf all6, Norfolk-artreet, Straird, lateof the Untled HdsPe- tals of t.Tomas and Guiy's. Prnted for Sherwood and Co. 20, Paternester.rows, and by all booksellers. f-0SSan Co.'s NETBW PP,.ATICAL WTOIKS on 'k-Au SYPITILISe, nd on the variety, of Diseases connected there- witt,5 ,s nervous rpelaxation, Se. 'lhe sixteentht edition 1s lust Pub- liaised, by Sherw~ood,Jonues,ansd Co. 20, Paternoster-row; Poirter, 72, Gratu',s( Duln teat 2,SohBrIdge-4treet, Edinburgh l ari niy b ha ofallbooseletcTherestive whichhave Irduced the authrs O pblih afanillr chr~ntay o suh imp,ortant; aubjects are flly xlaied i the dtrductlh. Telw.ourk lg llustra,ted by iou- nefuue ff'liucsss, Gds ridCo.arcto he consulted daily at thLeir SOtSit i055c cttrr (eseoslg afeh rsybe d,reeedtol, ouverle- QUPIM13 flAMVASKS, Silk Taborets, Towin PrIntecl i0Chinttzes. &e. for Furnisli;ng.-The cheapest and mnost splendid COLLECTION In the kingdom, at SMITH- and Co.'s, 282, High Hal1- born. cornier of Great Turntstile. P'anilliesa leaving town, ad who have ocejiionl to) fur-nish, will idteabv otatpuiildev ixyr.heir attcntiou. - - fn h bv osiatcirydsr W N~~IASHAWLS.xvANTE~~D, imnieidiately,ln nd ~sa,nre CAHEMEB SHAWLS of eVeTY deseiPtXIo.Aplt t-tOWS an HAB'sIndia, WVarebomes, GO, P'leet-street, wheetefl Value may e ohtal,,e lOash. N111. An extensIve Variety of heshci- d';eig exressl fo2tea( Asid C;johemslre Shawls aLre niow intro' Aiecostuime. ~PUON, ForS, &c.--BLAKE, WVorking Silversmitli, kt~nnlu. restheabove and every requisite for the table ox side- It so the svet trm)s,l )roeadyymousy. Spnots ind forks, ne'Vor tecon,biha,d, ofva.riou. pa,Lteiet. c,n,nstanitly onsatle, at pcI' ounce. Alpo tea sets. coffee potA, waifer', dfishes, endilesticks, Sta. ina silv-er or of thg beat Sbeffleld pI,.t6, silveti d,g hie te1 value allowved for old pilate fii cxchanlgc.-'-il anifAiCtttiy, la, Long-acre. Jofl'u A C1,,lF, Pre-reiChtclte, andl pure Extract ',UlafTurey otfe, ranufactured2 aud so'ld wvholesRle and tesi by beaconz and Co. C,tffee Mart, No. 2, skiprier-street, Soo%whiv*l.1,U. Lodon, and maiy, be had of their vari,,uq atgenits throuhglit t e eounitry-, and of most respectable grc,eers. The nboe, Ard !dghly desirable articles, for,faiollyopue, anid are! warrnited tokeep rood. N. B. Deacon and Co. ibogto Iniorm ttijepubl)ic a Ktent reduiction has taken pla.eebin the price -1REAMI REDUCTION nSHAWVLS.-JOHN andi ~k~WILLiANM WAITHm,,IN are..nw DISPOSiNG of their present exten%lve STOCK ofSIlAW.LS n- ain immense reduiction In price, pre- ParAtory to receivinig fil their various novelties4, nowv manrfacturing f;Ar the ensuiing season. Ladies leaving towno, of havinig etrnmoiseitlns to execute, ma"y effecti acon,iderable ssvinlr. a,nd haVe ian opportunity of selectnini fr,m a moit extensive assortole)t. co.'nyrising dyery de-I scriptio,no shawl], fromn the riphestanid m~Ost o%tlV to) the moat uise- fuil anid eeonornical.I104, Fleeb-trsudet, 4ine orTte* llridge-streti-. ~ NE INVNTEDPORABLE I~TRAVEL-LING TittNlt toeot~ ~e i~rr~tarticles of dress separatq, fo,r neanesliy~4fes4 Ad drablit fa eceedingativ hithierto o?fgred tiielSnlid.o b ha excusiely t iTesrs. 1.6indWsa nillitary carn p eqdlag~Warh6,pe, 8. laytaref.Al extetisive asport,nent of] othe trnks reilet 1iith onvnieeeaf the rmoit'novel deacription, avarety tf mlitry ad ~ aAtens,bratss, iron, and other bed- steas, OO55p,seacot, with bedding coplete, &e. Marquees anid plesue tnt fo sleor hire. OO'I"s P TENT UMB ELLA possesses all the 'beaLuty, lightness, and elasticity of the richest silk, combining a~t thle same timec the advanitages ot durability and economy. The principle upon which It is mnuftuactured give it a petculiar firminess, and precludes the Posbility of Its fray!ng or wvearing rough.Th resista-,nce Itoffers to the rain anid the brllllarlcy-ofecolour whenidry ci)l. c distilnguish thiis uimbrella, which withi all its advRn,tti cs prhera salviug of one tiri N.B. Th iane oftI Enteiutee Is stanped on the horder of each umbrella, anid tlhey are sold y most oumbreliamnakers. (N A NI)LES.-{i~gh Scne OULD CAN DLES', With Waxed 'Wicks, 7i d, per lb, em.ittIng a pleasant smiell w,,hiebr- Ing; old sprinlg made stores. ~d. ;uet lb.; finest waLx lights, 3.4d.ditto: composition anid spermi, 2s.G6d. pujsirlifed sperm oil, without smell an-d smos, a ief.galon;s8end itt, 3.commona ditt,,, 28.. store motted oap,TOn 11r cw. ;stor retowditto, aos. pter cirt. ;, scented Windor ad mm sop inbar, is ite i.; pislin ditto, ditto, 1104. Casholy. etter to e j.ad. Te abve airticles are of the very fir'st qU;lit,asoseondprie atices re ade or sold.-At TIOBERTS's Canl'ata,tactr , 31.Chasds-sret,3 doors front St. Martin's- lane Orerspaced ithcar fo th contry. Delivered In any part 'T-10 the EXPORTERS of ESSENCE of PEPPER- IMtNT..-ln consequence t,f numerous complainti hxving lately, been miade liv persons in the Fast Indies that the JUNIPER's ES- SEN'-CE of PpPgIpEaitr'JT, sen;t them by drujggists, was not genuin. J1. I'. HErATH (the successior to Mir. Juni'peri requests that merhnts anid traders svill, whien they give their orders, 1,0 particular that aeac bottle of Essence of Pepperminrt baa ' J. P. Heath, Nottinghamn,' enl- graved oni thiegovernment staLmp. 'rhe counterfeit preparation has a red stamip, tite genuine mnade by' J. P. Heath hlas a black stampll. Agnsfur J. 1. 1-leath. are Smlyth anid Nephewv, flond-street; andi 5. Edwa,:rd.,,67, St.IPaulnAichurciytyard. PriceIs. lid. and Itn stopper hot- ties 2.s. 9d. SPE,RM OI 01L, Gunlpowdler, Cololsrs, Candles, (xue, &c.- J...SMiITIi, wholesatle aod retail Coloturman and Drysalter, sthe sig t)f the Blueco,at Boy5, S. Clare-street, Ciare-rniarkel , s;ubmit to teletJudges a few samples of reducedI prices ;-lest Sperm OIl bUtrnt, 4s. and L.amp oil, 2s. per gailon ; Pigou andI Co.'s trehiestrong Canister Powvder. 25. gd. exch, I Ss. ford 6 ,N.; SeaLl Powder, 2s. per lb. Patenit Shiot 7s. Gd. per bags, best 0id WVhite Lead 38.i. and ve-ry good 38s. per ewt.; best town miade (sloe 9dd per lb.. 5s. for 71h.: bext L.inseed Oii 2s. (Hd. lecheaperinqsuanitityl. Turp.e, best towni, 45. fid. and Rlnled Oil. 3s..3d. 11cr gallon ; best Sto,re Candies- lp. 3d., and M.%otidsA wvith waxed wicks, i,s. 6d. per dozen Newv Candies 6a. per d.7-en. N.P. Families fin towni or country suipplied Wvith all articles In the Oil and Italian Trade_ait reduiced prices. qtaiities warranuted. rnlE ERxT ENSIV'E atic CONTINUED)SAi that necessary A ppendzote for Health And Comfort to every Dwelling from theNMansionto the Cottage induices CATf)nnd SONS, lt their Wnrk4. 89, Holborn-bill, opposite S;t. Andr,x'w's church, toinl- formi theo Nobility anid Gentry thecy havec finishied for nimmediate de- mjand a greatt variety of their Improved WhiPI. MEAT SAFES and DISH] COVERtS, that exelusie flies. anid all in'sects, admit of a free cit. cul1ation of air. In which dressed o,r undressed victuals are kept at this season of the veatr twice the timne its In aony otlher wiay; are of great 11.C in thie E~ast and West Indies, anit all ho,t clinmates. Wire Wttrk for Libraries, Avixries. 1Larders. Dairies, and elbery article of ornamenital and usef%ul Wire Work. Suiperior spe;-Imenss submnitted for Inspection of trot; and Wire Fences to resist grazinig stoek, Iand ninper- viotts to hares no.4 rabbitis fromn evotics. Wroughit-iron Hiurdles for tenip,trary divisiton of Pasture Land, Entrance, and Lodge Gates, with all kiInd of Wrtouglit and cast Iron Work. 73110AA AR -CH1TECTS, Surveyors,, Carpenters, Builders, IL &c.-RiDmLuND's PATENT RISING SPRING HINGES are ptir- ticullarly recomimended for their crest titilitv and convieniienice, renme- dYitig all the defects of the door bingrs in piesentosqe, entibrely super. ses'ing, the use of door spiritigs, and effecttually preventing ttit snnoty- lrug dramight under tite door, tint eati the door, bc left otpen uttiess inten- tirnalty, and itlthorigh htntig perfectly close to tite flotor or carper they rise freely over it. ittod wvhere reenuired thteoffenst'c SIanITnMing 1s totally avoided, yet notitin Is addeti tona simiple elegant bfiige that canniot get Iltintoftrderbutitr,rather imprvYesby use. Also OutsideShutter ilinges onti te patetnt principle, which go, bark against the wtall of themnselves, caninot Its left sotns totlbIowahout with the wind. and requirenit, fastetn- ittgs. Also elegatilt (1wiing H-inges on the samne principle, of s'arioots designis, quialities, and prices, in brass,. oriron. front 21l. toli0s. per pair. The v;trittns sorts of patent Iiittgcs rtre applilcable to eithier puil,ic or ptrivate sitatiatoits, ebtirehes, chaipels, pubtlic buildings, aitd offices, for cuttiNg Off currenits of air Itt passages amid entrances'. eflumivia front kitchenms, &c. They niisy ite bitif of tite prin niali-m ttn s itnd ut the Paterit Boor hinige WVarchottase', Gree k-street, Sotho-srtuare. si'ltere dootrs arc huing with the various sorts of hiniges for public (in- spc!ction, and every iinftrtnation giveri. UK [iSSIAN CORN and( BUNION TPLAS'I'ER.-TIhe L ,gr-eat Inconvenience and excrticiating pain atteniding titese ex- creseences, withich fretquently exltalid so considerably as to render the Itoot or shoe Insuipportable, will he foutid perfectly easy, and Ao reduced as to retnove ithe very- unsighitly apptearance they mnaize on thle feet. In strnts It Is iotafI lii,le, by d isottindg thie hard callous substance anti renideriiig cutting unitecessary. Sold in1 boxes., at 15.1 lid. forecorns, and 2a. for bttutions, by Tait, 41, Corni,ilil; Sanger, 1S0. Oxford-street1 Ltiw, 330. Strand ;atid Overtoni, SI, New Bond-street. I EW-is's RI- E,u MN A'rI=Cv vv PO I) E i R. r-'i'hs Ou,t wa,il ILA applicatiton is decidedly the most effectuaFl REMIEDY yet dis- covered for tite CtUltE of RHEUNIATrism, ItheuAnatic Gomit, Lmtm-ii blt,go, Sec. the most acute itairis of wvhicit are frequently relieved by tite apPlicatiton, and at perfect cuire perfoirmied In a fesv days. Its aIPParent oper-ation is merely titat ttf ptroducing a genial wrarmtlt in thie patvr atreeted, Is, warranted free fromn any tuercurbitl ,tr mirteral ingredient, and perfectly Inoffensive. Sold in packets at 2s. El. each Iwhich Is ttftenl sufficient to effect at cure,) by Messrs. Butler, 4, Cheapiside; Satiger, 150, Oxford-street;: and Nlix and Co. Royal Ex- chaitg'e, London;~ Brttdie and Co. Salisbury; -, eiibv anid Co. firming- hemn ; a-td tDicey anid Co. Northampton. Observe, tlitat the label o,n echn packet bears thec taame L. Lewis;,' In the lsandwriting of the proprietor. RECA o-r CALCUINEiD BETEL NUT TFOOtIH IPOWDER, first Introduced to pubtlic notice, anid sold fo,r miany years bty Mlessrs. Pressey and i'riddy; it is nose preptared (oolyl anid s4old wholesaRle andi retail ity J1. Douglas, at his foreign wvarehousie, 361 Ptlatid-street. Oxford-street; retail price Is. 6d. anid 3.s. per box. N.E.- -Phose fifiniiies whbo wisht to have the areca or betel omits cani Always Protcure tlitem fresh at D)ouglaa's foreign wvarehouse, having a const;int supply of them from India. It is wvell known if families are particular in procuritig thie gentiltie areca, it Is far suiperior toatny other article for the teeti t In fact, It i3 sot tighily approved, anid so much recomnniended b)y ladies-and gentlemen from Inidia, that It (snot necessary for thu proprietor to say aniy thinig fatrthler about It. A liberal discotinit to wholesaIp dealers. WN IG SION--Personis afHictedl witlh Heartburn, F laul Ioence Acidity, Pain In the Stomach, Nausea, Gididiness, lieadachs. attd the matny other unupleasant s mptoms of Indigestion, trill finid HALL's DIGESTIVE or DIN N P pisa eiin f ue rior efficacy, togethter ytviti many receint Itestimoniis they embrace, the very favourable result of extensive trial in medical practice. ttie best criterion of their t4,crits. They colntalui no calomnel, and differ front ariy violent or active remedies. It. Hall, the sole iaxventer, thiniks it niecessary toobteerve, that his name is atrixed to thiegovern- n0tiOt stamjip on each bc.x. Sold by the pt'oprietor. at lI 1. H olborn- hiil; bY Edwsards, fiG, St. Paul's;- Barclay, Fleet-mnarket; San er, 1.50, Oxford-street; Ambridge, 21, Piccadilly; 1luckton, Charfng- cross ; Cooiter, Pish-street-hill; Vade. Cornitili; Holwrell, fligh-street, Borough; Stradlilng, gatecof Exchatuge ; arid miany others In towno aiid couititry. - SEER'sCHAMOM ILE DRUP3S.-CHA MO- ML is celebrated by Physicfians and Botitailsts a is plant of Many virtues. This eleganit preparation of it Is now universally esteemned for Ifs sfibaeay In all complaints of the gall btladder, sod those sainrmlig dIsbkdeis of tite viscera so commion in thuseEast anld Westl itdies. It restores inst appE!tite~,itycorrecrtizg the crudity which Occasions Indigestion; -is highly serviceable Ii; itysteric fits,and d bility of the nervous systemi, and alleviates the violence of sea sie.iinds3, Price Is. gd. a bottle. Ample allttwance to East and West India user- chazitsfor exportation. Dr. Steers's Paregoric L,ozenges, for coughs, hoarsetiuss, ec. Dr. blers'es Oil, fotr convuilione in children, whicel generally removes the tlt hi a ruv inutes. price 2s. Gd. The above are sold geniuine by J. Samuger. IS0. Oxefora-stfaet; Hawkins, Old Bond-street; Harris. Ludgate-street; Stradling, Royal Pxchainge; aod all venders o1 Medicines. A RTIFICIAL TEETH, on the unitedprinciples of [AL Capillary Attraictioni and Atmiosplteric Press re.-Mr. GRAY, Mlemberof thie Royal Collegeof9urf;eons in Lontdon, ha een request- Cd by hils huiMtotne I'rlends who naVe cirercoe m h enforts of his method of situplyling ARTIFICIAL TEHtadpt occeasion. alily this mode of making It more general konftrthe beisefit of thoise whlom It m ay conceren, that heOtitS tto supply the loss of teeth on the sticcessftkl system Introduced by hliss is1ib1 Thesid artificial teeth hav-e bdeen foutuid to answver alI the purposes Of theO original tesitth in astleatioll. R-tiWulatlQu, appearance, &eC. and to rernsin perfectly secure in their- plisces bY capillary attrac- tioli and ths- pressure of the atmosplhere, thereby avoiding pinnin pt.s stumps,i tying, twisting wirest, or fastening springs to the adjoin- itlg teeth, itt any attachmenit wvhatever to the remaining teeth, snod consequtently lInstead of hiiitiriuig to, affo,rd thxem slupport. They mlaY also bte taken oilt ariid repelaceid l,y the wvearer with thie greatesit facfility. 'theie IrmroViments enable thec Inventer to supply whole or halfrsets withoutt sespiral springs which-ate usually attached to such Plesee.-25, Old Buirilingtonl.stree.t. . .I ( UION. RUDSON'g BOTIANIC TOOTH POW- DERJ sli'd TDOCTT'JRF. - As no dentifries have ever had sd ex- ten1ivelVIsle as 'tire abote, none hlave been so muchi initated and COIUnter'feited-, some of the imijtations have the label printed" H1lud- son' Toth Awdc."oitrntg he ordBotanic i others hanve "1Bo- a ist ochcoutereit, te -ubie ae reilctfilt inormd, that ennine Is ddfln aunt Cop." ab oaerin y their svhoesaleag~it Atkinson." Thee etircshvattracted laih'esilriiattnt0B baqanystisill'article hithertoi known, anid tl~rnfltOlsd y he eei~eiel rviwaof the day asan inventioi, set of teeth; theynot merely cleanse and beautify the tecth, but pre- serye them from decay to the latest period of life; they make them white, fasten such hs are loose, renmove the tartar and scurvy from the gums, &c. and area certaitn remedy for the tootitach, and if the pow- der is used to cleanse the mouth. and te tictat e ,ftersratds, no den- (1st wiI ever be Becedsedry: Sold lty the proptiedtor s slhoiesaid.afient, Jas: AtkimhaoB. perfumer, 4i, Gcrrard street, Soho~stiuate leondon4 sad by sppniBtmernt bay Messr6. Eiarclav, lleet-ntarkret; Bultler, 4, Cheapridei Edwardc, St. Paul's thurehyard; Sutton. Bov ahurch- Yard: Sanger, 160, Oxford.street; tattie, 5, Nses fiond.treet; and tsiose osedicine venders. - MPORTANT INFO IVMATION.--'rhe Amateurs of Fi personalattraction areearnesitlyinivited to a proofof iuparralleled excellence by the use of ROWLAND's KALYDOR, a eosmetit of vital inmportance to the sUpport of female lovellness. 'owerful of effect, yet mild of Influence, this admirable speci6ic - posli balsamic properties of surprising eRergy. Iveradicates frckles, pii les, spots, rediless and all cutaneous ertptlit. grn4sially prod Ing a delicately clear soft skin; traisiorms even the mosl saUos complexion into radlaylt whiteness.; resss tha scorching rays of the sun- successfully opposes the attack bf inclement weather pnd renders harsh and rough skin beautifully soft, smooth, and eani Inparts to the neck, face, and arms a healthy 'dud juvenile bloom alddtfus a pleasing coolness. TheXldrseulyliun sable In the nursery as at tite toilet. Perfectly ioxious t may he utsed by the t ost delicate- lity with the acsurance of safety and efficapy. To motberls nuripig their oftspring it gives, in. alI cases tf iilcfdental inhlaimatin, limnediate relief cools the mouth of the infant and enhances snaternal pleasutre In the act of ad- ministering aimentary nourishment. -To gentlemen whase faces are tender after shaving. A'gSott- infelicity,- which attends the operation, of shaving, la the drqltatio of the skin; manv -gtiltle- nel1 suffer greatly frdm this cautse,: Xvland' Ealydor wil be mnurd excelidnt beyond precedent In' ztellorIt ng e-nd alLaying, thtut most Unpleasant aensatonf. This production is hovoured with the pa- tronage of thec Priness Esterhlazys the Persiln Ambassador, and recomosended by the nsoat emainein-t of the acaulty. Sold In phat batfles, a' -8Y. Gd. and half pin '41S: fl, each, dUty itsluded, by tlhe sole proprietors, A. Uvland and 8ann 20, Hattos-garden, -lolbOri, Ltttlon; and by appoincmemst, by-mast perfumers rand medicine veolers who vend, their celebrsten- Maesar 1Oi. Obsea-vOe,none pre 6cBuiine evl~wthut the slgruatixre, 'A. ltow]e4?4 and Son.',t- 'CALMON, Of 3Y, and Co. mor t repeetfally Isolicit theI !3attentionl )f ;Alctlica.l Gentlemen and tle Paublle to obscrve, that the true PATENT SELF-ADJUSTING TRUSS has "Salmon, Ody, and Co. 292, Strand, London" marked atpon the leather ease, wvith- out ehich they are of the sporisid tlndh Selen,e Ody, and Co. the invelters and patenteess tuve made ljsttrds of 0t0r 0 rof their , patent trusseos, mane still continue to have the recommendations of all the most eminenttsorgehnsine.hwn and country. N.H. Persons in the country are redquaested to send the circumference of the bodY an hioh belowv the hips. Solrd by one Or more dru-ggists inl every city and printipattownn in the unirted kingdom. AX RTJ PlC IAL TEEl'l'H{.-Mr. W. BEAMCA LL, SUr- C& ieon-Ddotlst, i3. NewmaHn-street, Oxford-street,lhasing with unremittingt dilligence howng rnsde the science of Artifical. Ieeth, iitre mecitannle conitrivanoce is resuialte, his pecuUiar study uonb- tinles to supply titheloss of teeth, with natural or artificial, min astre- nhir manner, nlith lt the least pain, frl a single toth ti a itomplete set, at little mosre thannone-half the usulal ehaLrgen. Teeth cleaned if ever so d iscoloured, and rendrered yhite and beautifu, wi thout papsi or injury to tl henmhel, PAtractingd etopoihlb, and every operation ol the teeth and gutns. Atteids at hoime f'rt,tl o 10 tll e. r EAL BLESSING to MiIOTHilSe.-Ith6 pleasing to nd Z se:vt e the iminiedsate relief that is aff,rded to ltfferifle Ins- fa'ite by that hieasinog to mt'therds the AMERICAN SOOTHInetG SYltUP, the eicacy of whirl' s daily addine g to thae great number of childrenl relieved irom the extremle panh s of dentition. The following case is that of the child oF Mrs. Mortonb, p7o James-treet, Be hniUgree S, who, at the age of 10 months, alter beitg a fine child, suddenly lost the use of one side from cutting its teeth. The mother took it to the dispenvsary, and was .oideredl to appl)y leeches tfsh1e did go Until he had 9- whIch reduced kiln verY mu,L. pr.,ducing no good effedt Whatever. She das at lenigth advised to try the Aoaericatn SotitlI Syru- , lwhich, before 'l,n bottle uas used Rieospebiig its gu ngs, liegaM tN restore the ute or tf eChlid's arm. and by the at.tlicstion ,if a second bdttle it t sh a t--ou-dt to its per- fect health. To lie bad, wholealed mid retAil, of-Johnason a eid Cfs. 28. York-place, City-htad, Londoh, n.d, hy thleir appointmneot, of all t;he principal medicnhel veMndere inA towvn and utWdimrry, at (n,0 9d. Per bottle. CaotioAIDTe only genuine Amerihcan Soothing Syrp is signed on. the 'stamp with Mtrs. Johnsonts ownr handv riting. Any ")titer offered to the pubxlic is spurious aLind caleniated to iniure ill its application.e W ANT PE.ACE;S.-Al1 letr to be post paid. S WLET-eusAsss, or Nurse, a young aoean, with a good b,\bea,t 0r milk and bee lerst rchkd; ens tatee an excellent character frees the iotl: he i. now with, nirro or ippiy in attn. iterhles, 52, Chea'ntde. A Respectable young WoMIAN to Take the C:are Of one Chbild, ci 00 5 ecwnd Sjttete In a rtepetcbi'i Fraity; the reontry eniti Sot i'trfeerrd blte Sr Nd. aht r. Nirhoi5s', ttlesetettnrer, neat She sioren, irennne, g,sorte d A ReSp; etable young married WOMg AN, to Take a C,hild fromn J ih-ule on.th.r Seer s coci Pe,-nereig Ftom -it' isly sh,e has istm left. behnI. trIttid site hot ttttrtoti 9 tnnonst. Otertc to M.A. ci 'dr. NdLtsnnn's, dattymar., 15 lIntb 52 Chcniesstro t S-diteti o4oar. A s LADY'S-3rAID, a estealdy yolung Person, wYho caLn have a thret fyIears' ehotriirefeost he siltien she 15nleacite h 'no ohjetioo s tc ake cho,r ao hoiadyt osa ae,nd .msake teeseif geoerail atefti,i Otere to S6.C. intoeof sir. O>rilka, ii Finot iote, corenh-tQ. Na rihrereeper need Al itiiy }\SIJAPY'5-MNAID, olr tO Attend oni 2 Or 3I young Laties, a re Antriakcid:e ynttng. Watrs.a, aged St., 'elt:o nderssondt drtsteatie5 andt she gettini ci' or hoe linen, 'ito no nitiecitao ta town or eatot,tr, and entt be cccli oreoftntttenden hy! tee Ilade ake's new5kos tlo leee. uhees OaS.. r.t N,. Pyee'as,gtccen, itnoetistnati Niddiendw. Aj S i-OI;SF1;E.I~~~ ino a single (,entleman or Tratlesman cxthere another serront os knit, a Person, agti( 33. alto his1at no jecoon in assist In ohoitedandnoid 'ach ietseol'grnntaly osefol; o Iltalle.lasoute tonanpeetnnanttlv. Ottrc to Si.A. at Judid Cettoco. Jundd tttert, Now tead. No othoeeh>enio need apprly. A S Coox and HousEtRsErPa to a single Gentleman, O0 os Caok in a s-ail respecrtbhie Family. n tiddle aetd st-ndy Wontat, who hi tto oitjretloo to a .etenle- n e khattee, and -an 1i well renot tended frII,t the f-tlc to tl,h na Itrd 2 y-r-. uttr, te A. B. ,t f iaant liheol, , Slandfe-d ot-eet, Mi.o cteslotee leore._ H U S IiotSrNAIT, in a entill Fanillv. where a ftiotman i '` Sept. or to Wait on 2 or 3 yoong Ladies and to work at hee needle, a yo.n Wanaise. ulerat te l.lA. Cl, Still row, Sometr town. AS FOOT MAN, or Upper Servant, in cir out of livervy In a re At s`ectahle Faottily, ohs arc net in the heitt of ctn-ging, n sober steads aelin Men, abe onde'stan.lt the aitle -tnaCeme`tt ef - rentrw.A hoot and an hae: gawl ch tt .atee teem tho sitootton ito tveh d In Dimes- 3 yeast Ditrea to 5'. W. it4, Vt-aerla otet-et, CantltctwrdlI. Neo officebreier orot oltitXly. A S VALE's', lT Groom and Valet. to asingle (enilenian. or a. Oroont or Ceaehmen in a Ftty, n single SIan, agod S, wito knows t-wn well i',feely ondrsianale ha, hostnrs in ali ;ti herac-bes. tte tite iGremikr an-iolet, -a c han karc n -oteeiohle 4 yeats' eratmeodnttoe Itet the fainty he hot joot left 0 .teett of a- de4l, itt ahtit hI re -ed in the olt-e panpoctten no bjertott so ig, oheoad ne to 11e In tlre rountey. O-te t G a. Ml NIr. bt.', at S. L -tOot', -NI OttO cantn oteet, iiecceeooe sqoare; oe s I a, Bsrlo<r Be t --otrset, Bied st-tet No nt5eeeetkeler need reply. A I Si IVATEL, a young IMali, aged 30, who perfecily uoderauandt A ha bkotle-c -td can hS well een'ntnarottded fe.an l.ia Ilot nttalon. Direct to '.W il,Rto'l rAeBcoet, Dtury nore. la:o nl'ctirtertt need api-is.