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JUPTURES. - eVa learln from good authority (tnh mel leal-onurnalsl, tmatMr. COLES. of London.brldge. has made a bettor liPROViMEiNT in the construction of TRUSSES within thelast three years, than has been done before In as many centuries. Fee Ist vol. page 427. or No. 27, Mechanics' Magazine. N. B- rrivate d- or in Thinares-street. A STHAIA, Difficulty of Breathing,and Oppression of HL the Chest.-A NEWV MiIDICINE. highly eppiov ,d as a remedy f^r the wtove distressing cotnplaints. is, at the solicitation bof very many uprsons ivho have exeerienced its beneficial-effectst respectfully ' noered foir the vlatronage or thbe nnbility, gentry, and the public at larte. Its qualities are mild, innocent, and nutritiouS, and its ef- 'feet is apparent it a fev days, it clears and strengthens the lunigs, ;enses frce reDirationr. and Prevents all unpleasant accunrulatioll of phnleem. Sold only at W. DiaVs, .59. Great Queen-.teet, Lincoln's- lnno-ield. two doors westof Freemasor.s'-hbhfl- Pints lOs. Quartsl8s. * ThTSFASES of the EY-E.-A Member of the Faculty, I _ b} .bwho. hy a nev mode or treatment, has had the heartfelt satis- faction of eFTectitally ('IJRIfNG the moost deqperatc easeS of those affee- xin,s of the eve conimonly called OPHTrUAl.iIA, some of wvhich h-au hafied the eff,,rts of the most eminent oeulists both al,roadI and at honme, being desirolls that. previous to publishing an account ot it, his pecultarrmodeshould have tile most extetisive possiile trial in his own hands, embrapes this opportulity of iiviting those who are snf- fetinz froi; ehTolliC iiifiammations. roiLuiness and tun:efaction (era- nulaiti.ns) of the lids,. and opacieties of the cornea, with imPaired : ision. to particinate in the heneflt of his discovery. This Invitation Is partieularly addressed to those whose ca.es are considered hoipeless, wvho have beel unsueces sfully treated by other practitioners, or who, lavinn been treated wvith apparent success, continue to be harased ,ith frequent relapses. Theadvertiser's chief object being to rti- nutcaJ iketo the interests of science and the happinesg tnd comfnort of h.is snferlnrn fellowv-ereatures, no remuneration is requiired befure the accnmplishment of tbe cure, and the most satisf-nctorv referelnces as to the iustnes.s of his, pretensions can he given. Apply by letter onlv, post pald, to M. D. at Mr. Fry's,cbymist and druggist, 15, Bridge- ro:dl, Lambeth. WA'TNTVfPIoAGl-6X11l letters to be poSt paid. S LADY'IS- ItA 1, a youngm Person. who has a perfect knowledge i f drosmoklo.anti ha .no objeotio, to eal. Direct to A. Z. 32, Old 'ChOge, .Chenprde. ^ Steady young WoaCA to wait on a Lady, where dressmaking tsnntrqouirenl, rets ,ounc. Ladien. or rokete chteh. of chitlren nut of arm<: hs tnu setsoed to confis-mmt ni ran have an onbhjctlonoble cbaencs.r Knm the ltdr sbelss t.tty tefl.oUh wbhom she h-ed nine years: can work well aher ernite, ord .as.no bj-aeor to tlean . romn or two. bree^ to A. B. at Mtr. Reid's, onCr, Bemad. ' TostAi.' aged between 40 and .SO. with a single i,entleman or A Loadsers,Pl?incook i -asrosllFismel. to laethce cre of Oflres; cnn httr well . smtteOdolfrotn wsrter 'he tiredl S yeass and; a hlf. O,,eet to A. St. :9, p-mtttrs'.place, enoeds'v t.-oe-d.rod,eptfodtoL A Respectible voung Person. to attend on an elderiv l,adv, or onant Invald Lady. end to sopeermteitther nnmechi concenni: sati.fttcoy refrernce nbr -c ; to.bjetoto trr,et. Dlreettol. II. careef It,. Ed,e;e-l,, 17, Ni-in.- tron cauSewOy. A S food PLAiN COOK in a small regular Family, a Pero'n. 6 "hocn hae a coed chirucer tronth r last plce, here nhb tred a tw-Iv-o-onth. 15i'Ce to J. T. at SI, Ch-pm stns, te, Freetan street, Tooter groud, Spitallichts. No of. tartspesrteeld apply. C SCoort, a steady Woman, who perfiectl understands her bu- sinest in themanacetent of a- famfl, where aitutch.nnattd i ktept: ha no obj.-tion 1nt-ewSoreo.rant rudn h." .an -iehgoadrhateterfr, her lst lace. Dirmt to 31. F. 5, Setigmon r anCr, i avets,itsl ..qnoe. No oiSchetlie?p need apply. jTS Coon;, 4 sts-.d7 iCtiJC ronman. **0w th-oroughly under- m2 andahen- hnsKr and aohavean nnecepltonahlccharacter train her lst piaoe. DttrSct to N. f.at Mr. Hilk,, S, Grezt Caors stledt, Bmnstitcl sqitaro. No onweeamecper nseentapyiti AS Coon; in a respectable Family, wheccre a f-oo ti is kepl, { aPernoan,hnserfeotttndetotaods her button'. ned can hove a cal charact.r freonthepiweshthasjustleft; thecity weold br p-rftored. Direct to it. L. 87, New- tae steer.. ' S HOUSEStrA7), or a; Cook in a smill Fanmily, in tOwn or AI ,ontrsT e ynnc Wonton, -h.o- hre an andcnlableeh.3ct trfrom the lady she oocr lIvs witlt,who Is ,stroos to poevitre her a slsaattns. SDirecttn A. B.5 St r.Docehery % cnton lane. London fiedS, to-hney, Middlese. !L HOUSESfAID where a footman iS or iS not kept, a young uAn *nten,cn.o yt,up har tnutn. wto t wel t lnathteblier,fcrtlsredui2; lu g iood plato nendlew o. Y1, Weynsmoth tere, llachacy Jew'n f.nly or oeherp sead apply. A S HO1JS7;SfASS) or haii nio objectionI tO attend on children AI. anddnputnftlhehonholdwnh XPcrs1oiiahn ran wa el at her needler asd *inue a cruter frot b l. 24S UpwnEit HoLesEztAtfl, or as Stillroom STaid, in a Noble- A5t mtnrFamtlyas no,sensol,n s eemna Famil, where a footmanis kept, a reetahleanttreronm-synafl.whohtnerod 2 ear, in her toss place, and c-o t se the ; most =aaintaotry refcrstso Direct 1o F. B. t,t MIr, wards, hake?, 383, Strand. Nn oflicr kepr ,sd apply. o 1,S C11ASBEItSAID at an lotel, Coffeeh1ouse, or Tnn, a Person, f na bho a no nhjerin so the cc tntot. and ran 1carr a cood ohnr.ater from the piece she hn Juts left. Orrecsto E. it. ontthr ollnnao, I. t, inc steers, 55 Jatten', oung MAr, in a small reSpeCitable Family, or with a single A Oetttle,outl ean hare a goad teoa,nm3ndattaO from the fsmrlyhebafliredwith .ines sea,,. Direct or spply to It.HIS. at SIr.tarns2S, Uppertlaylchone-street, Part. I.,nd-ptoce. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ --el-ud A8 FOOT.IANP, a young ASaSt of colour, who wel understands Iha_hslc0r. andtn, harra twoy4rs' rar.terl no ohect-on to town oro-ntry. Di est In A. 11. .t Sr. nodiogloo'o, huker, 15, EatI Street, Blacikfiars. No nlflceheeper ASFOOTSAN., a voung Blan, agcd 25, who caii have a good I-A5.ltch-rter fro where he t, row living; wtbsbn to engage wIth a Fa.itly who travel, *- oncliohe eantry. DirettoC. J. 8,Tor-nogtotnne.Os,naRusells aqiee. No oflhc.eeper need Vpply. WFOOTM.JA- where a butler or only one is kept, a Man, oL snthn ldenn,aeetsaartrzr. Otteers IS. S.ct sir Itohnt Wiltiamatn, hart.S P1.p 1, Oet acet. Mth ,enter qunee - S GRooST, to take the care of a horse and chaise. or a pair of * 5ai'dle.bornt.s and noshe himself osefol lo nis emoloree, a yaneg Stan. ugert 18. who oAxtltnre,g,od oh,rcerrfeom hislast pIs: noobjection toen nr country Direct to Y.Z.a steMr. 1(', s.Je-ellerS, 3Hi,Hlgh Ilolhorn. _aontofeHerprretrdatply. S NSWAiTga at aTavern,I ]It, Coffcehouse,or Chophouse, in ILfttoenorroonter, apono tMan of re,i,eoIahleounnOlont, whe ran hare tentimonlato at ofhaccter. kc. frt. A ho-to of re,prtablhity. Dllct to IL S. 11, rteat TrhOty lane, Slow ln.dwtg. hNongtelrhevertOdatttly A S AyTEfl, a Man, who has recentlyquiitted a respectabe Siltta- _5 won;tetdacct7r reference cart he ireis. iSirtet to C. C. 12. Hand coors, Holhota. AZ SlenteT POaT'tEs, a youngr Mian, aged 20. who can be A p~ well resctnnnnezdo for honrett and telor from the pIace he 1s *oatt te,arng. Oluct - or appp W. (i. at atrs. U l l Sdms, tailo rchOandlr, 3, Toltnbham coert road. No olice. her petr sed apply. * 41 s PORYEr., in or outdoorn a young Sian, who can have an ^ nedrenale t-hoterrfrem hIs loot eniploae. with whon. he liert tno yearsand a * Sns'f. Direct so J.i.l.as 'Sr. nrutWn,83. v t, Soho. dit-k_eet apply