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FLOUR. Town-made per sack 37s. to 40* Se...
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GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN. Week End...
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BUTCHERS' MEAT. Newgate and Leadenjiall....
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Head of Cattle at Smithfield. Friday. Mo...
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PROVISIONS. Bulter—Beet Fresh, 10s. to M...
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JIAY AND STRAW. (Per load of 3G Trusses....
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FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Friday, August ...
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762 Fcft* &Eaiiet+ Esaturd A^
762 fcft * & eaiiet + ESaturd a ^
Flour. Town-Made Per Sack 37s. To 40* Se...
FLOUR . Town-made per sack 37 s . to 40 * Secon . 13 36 — o 9 Essex and Suffolk , on board ship * £ —d * Norfolk and Stockton -29 — ^ 1 Aire-ican per barrel 20 — 24 Canadian . 2 r ° . ~ 24 "Wheaten Bread , 7 d . the 41 b . loaf . Households , ^ d .
General Average Price Of Grain. Week End...
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF GRAIN . Week Ending July 26 . Imperial General Weekly Average . Wheat 42 b . 5 d . Rye 27 s . 0 d Barley 25 7 Beans 32 3 Oat 3 J 22 0 Peas 28 7 Aggregate Average of the Six Weeks . Wheat 42 s . 6 cl . Rye of ' o Barley 25 3 Beans 31 9 Oats .. 2 « > 0 Peas 28 6
Butchers' Meat. Newgate And Leadenjiall....
BUTCHERS' MEAT . Newgate and Leadenjiall . * Ssi-thfield . * b . d . s . d . s . d . s . d . Ecef 2 4 to 3 2 2 2 to 3 8 SmVon- ; :::::: 2 . 8-3 r > 3 4-4 0 t o . nli 3 4 — 4 4 4 0 — 4 8 Veal 2 4-3 8 2 -3 Pork 2 8-3 8 3 6-310 To sink the offal , per 81 b .
Head Of Cattle At Smithfield. Friday. Mo...
Head of Cattle at Smithfield . Friday . Mom ? ay . « pa 3 tg 9 S 9 3930 ? h « .:::::......... ^ 33 , 090 Calve fc f 0 *\ f . Pija 4 U 0
Provisions. Bulter—Beet Fresh, 10s. To M...
PROVISIONS . Bulter—Beet Fresh , 10 s . to Ms . per doz . Carlow , £ ' 3 12 s . to £ 3 13 s . per cut . Bacon , Irish per cut . 52 a . to 58 s . Cheese , Cheshire 4 a — < U Derl . v , Plain 48 —60 ITams , York ¦ 6 t > — 6 G Jiggs , French , per 120 , Hi . 9 d . to ( is . Od .
Jiay And Straw. (Per Load Of 3g Trusses....
JIAY AND STRAW . ( Per load of 3 G Trusses . ) Cumberland . Smithfield . Whiteciiapei .. Hay , Good 7 Ss . to 8 Js 82 s . to 81 s 72 s . to 80 s . Inferior .. M — 70 70—7 . 3 0 — 0 New £ 8 — 70 0—0 CO — C 8 Clover HO— i 8 03 — t >> 90 —98 Wheat Straw .. 28—35 22 — 31 .... 28—35
From The London Gazette. Friday, August ...
FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Friday , August 1 . Bankiutts . —II . M . Akliss and K . Tuckkr , Frith-street , Sohosquare , printer .-, to siirrend-r August i ) , September 10 ; solicitors , aiessrs . Nicholson and P . irker , Lime-Sticer ; official assignee , Mr . Staiisfield—J . BitowN , Deal , grocer . August . £ > , September 10 ; solicitor , Mr . Buchanan , Basinghall-street ; official assignee , Mr . Graham—T . E . Slate , King ' s llead-eourt , City , and Ilattou-srarden , bookbindei , August X , September 12 ; solicitors , Messrs . ltutter and Tictter , Ely-place , llolbnrn ; official assignee , Mr . Whitmniv , 15 asinghail-.-tveet—J . Shout , Weed on Beck , Northamptonshire , wine merchant , August I- ? , Septemter 11 ; solicitors , Mcssf . Rick ^ rds and Walker , Lineolu ' s-innfiel ' ds ; and Mcs = rs . ( j ' erey and Son , Daventry ; oflicial assignee , Mr . Cannan , Birchin-bne , Coruhill — H . Miiiuku , Walthamutow , baker , August 8 , September 12 ; so . 'iritor , M r . Pownall , Birchin-lane ; official assignee , Mr . 'Whitinore , Basinghall-st . — J . II . Mav , Brecknock-terrace , f \ nnd . » n-town . draper , Aug . 12 , . " ¦ ep . 11 ; solicitors , Messrs . Sole , Turner , and Sole , Aldermanbury ; oflicial asHijifnee , . Mr . U'hitniore , Basinghall-street—M . Buakt , I ' pwell , Norfolk , biickmakor , August 8 , -September 1 I ; solicitor , Mr . Ilensinan , Basing-lane , Itoiv-lant ' , Oheapside ; and Mr . Ollard , I ' pwell ; ollicial assignee , Mr . Whitinore , liasinghallstreet—E . G . Curr , Leicester , hotelkceper , August 15 , September 12 ; solicitors , Mr . Henderson , Manscll-. sti'cct ; and iM ' r . Kpooi . er , Leicester ; oflieial assignee . Mr . Hitllestou , Nottingham . F . Macdui r , Llanelly , Jtivcknockshire , auctiuncer , August 10 , September III ; solicitor , Mr . lievan , Bristol ; ofliciul assignee , Mr Hutton , Bribtol . Turmlui / , . tuglift 5 . TJankuuvts . —E . A . Wynnk and J . Lunsdkn . East-street , Manchester-square , buiMers , to sun cnder August 13 , September 10 ; solicitor , Mr . Barnard , York-road , I . ; uiilielh ; oflicial assignee , Mr . Kt . ansfie . ld— T . Mauuiott . l , ei ;; hUiu Bu / . / . ard . \\ vy \ - fni-dsliirr , Heed-nn icliuiit , August 1 . 5 , September \ i ; Kolicitor , Mr . Willinott ., Ili ^ h-strcct , Southwark ; oflicial assignee , Mr ! Caiman , Birch in-lai . e , Coi nil ill — (> . tint I Mi i-. it , Chamber-street , ( jDoclmaii ' H-lie ' il . M . wiioleyalc Italian warehouseman , August 13 , September 1 - ; solicitors , Messrs . Fry and Loxley , Cheaphide ; ollicial aspii ^ nee , Mr . Caiman , iMrchin-lanc , Cnrnliill—K . V . QiiAULiNd , Ipi . wich , railwa ) -eai ria ^ o builder , August . 13 , Keptember \! \ toliiitor , Mr . Chiltou , Union-court , ' Old Brnadtrcc . t ; ollU-. ial aKi-ignce , Mr . Caiman , Kircliin-liine , Coruhill — ( j . K . Mattiikwn , ralerno . -ter-iow , bookbinder , Aii ^ u-t l ' -J , September 1 J ; solicitors , Messrs . Ynun <{ i ' . nd Son , Maik-lane ; ullicial un ! ii » n < e , Mr . Caiman , Bircliiu-laiie , Cnrnhill—J . I , iih-COMUK , l . laiidulpb , Cornwall , miller , August 2 \ , Scptcmher IH ; Holicitoi " , AIcshih . I ' . dinoiid .-i and Sons , I'lymonth ; and Mr . Btot'don , Kxeter ; oflir . i d assignee , Mr . Ile . i nauian , lOxeter .
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SI <; N O It . A N I- . J . I > I , I . o ,: | . ir « 'r on Vocal Siii-nc . v civt-H I NS'l'lt IKVI'I () Ni" I > J klvcivn 1
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CJliciM ' , and ino ; -t . siirce :-sliil Method , by which pupil . s cannot full to Miitf well in half the lime generall y employed , and with the ( fieatest Micrc-s . Tim method has lieen apjnovcd liythc Hint Ma-ters 01 Italy , in eluding thr hi ;; li authority of Crcn ntini , and Litflj at hi : i two I ec . tine . ; on Vocal Science , delivered nt . the . II : ino \ er-- «| iiari ! nnd New Beethoven Itooins , where il , was ( feudally acknowledged to he tin ; only mode of loroun" a Him : music . d voice . TVi ' inn—IvJ Ichsoiih , X' 1 'In . ; liy the Quarter ' 21 lesKoim , X'l ) ( is . ; four pu pi In in cla . ^ H , Xi 2 h . each l > y t | lt > Quarter . —Application !) at . Sigimr Am Ui ' m Siiifjiinf Academy 4 , N 01 tliiunhei land-place , Weidliouriie-grove , Bay . iwater .
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ChX 'OA is a nut . u liicli , Ix . sides farinaceous sub-J htaiicc , contains a lilnml oil . 'i'ln- oil in t . lii « mil Ikih one ndvanti ^ 'e , whirlii- , . that . it . i : < les : i li ,. lilc than any other oil to rancidity . 1 ' oHnemin ^ theM- t ivi > null il . iv « Hiibtititnceii , Cocoa in |) U ( i < mii a niorit . valualilc in tiele oC did , more ] iarli < : ulai ly if , | , y inccbunical or other ineaii . i , the fm inaeeoiiH I'lili I , incc can Ix- , n jH-rl .-elly iiii'orporated with flic oily , that the om ; will pn-vi-nt the other IViHtl Mcj ) aiatin ^ . Such a union in pi i-Mcntcit in || i < - (' oi-oil prepared by JAMIiH I ' . I'l'S ; nnd thuH , while dm delightful llavour , in part depi'iid' -nt upon l . broil , in retained , tlui whole preparullon will HK'e <; witli the inoht delicate , uloimicb . JAMKH KIM'S . Ilomuiopiilhir Chemist , H' . » , ( Jrcat KiisbuI ] - » ticct , Uloom » I ^ Try , uud M , Old Hro » d-atie « t , City , London ,
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A CARD . THE MISSES SMITH receive into their Family a limited numberof YOUNG LADIES to Board and Educate . For terms and prospectus apply to H . ± > . r ., Leader Office , 10 , Wellington-street , Strand . 1 , Florence-terrace , Park-road , Upper Hollo way .
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A CARD . C DOBSON COLLET , late of the Royal Italian Opera , Covent Garden , Teacher of Singing . For Terms of Musical Lectures , Private Lessons , or Class Teaching , in Town or Country , apply to C . D . C . 15 , Essex-street , Strand .
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'PHE BEST WELLINGTON BOOTS made J . to order , 21 s . per pair . HENRY LA . TIMER , 29 . Bishopsgate-street Without , respectfully requests the attention of the Public to the above very important announcement . His Wellington Boots made to order at 21 s . cannot be surpassed either in shape , make , or quality ,
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LOUTS ROSSI , HAIR-CUTTER and COIFFEUR , 254 , Regent-street , oppositeHanover-square , inventor of the TRANSPARENT HEAD-DRESSE 8 and PEKUKES , the Hair of which is singly attached to a thin , transparent fabric , rendering the skin of the head perfectly visible ; and being attached to a foundation constructed on geometrical principles , renders them superior to all others hitherto invented . Sole proprietor of the CELEBRATED PERUVIAN BALM , which is unversally approved and admired . This BALM , containing neither ardent spirit , pungent essential oils , nor . other injurious materials , cleans the Hair expeditiously , renders it beautifully brishr , and imparts to it the delicate fragrmco of Flowers . The Hair when washed with this B . ihn soon become 3 pleasantly soft , and luxuriant in growth : and although by improperly " employing injurious extracts to clean it , the Hair may have been rendered harsh , or turned grey , it will soon be restored to its Natural Colour and Brilliancy by using the PEItU VIANt BALM .
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SCOTTISH and IRISH LINEN WAREH 0 U 3 E , 261 . Oxford-street , near North Audley-street ; Manufactory , Dunfermline . DAVID BIKRCLL begs respectfully to draw the attention of the Nobility . Gentry , and Public generally , to his new make of DAMASK " TABLE LINENS , specimens of which are now on view at the Great Exhibition , near the west end of the building , under the head of " Flax , " Class XIV ., No . 60 , and in the Not th Gallery , Class VII . The QUEEN'S PATTERN has betn engraved in the Art Journal for the present month , and is thus alluded to in the editorial remarks : — "Among the fine diaper and damask linens , received from Duiifermline , are some singularly rich and beautiful iab ! ec ' oths , manufactured by Mr . Birrell , fi om designs furnished by Mr . Paton , an artist who has upwards of a quarter of a century aided the manufacturers of that famous and venerable town . We have engrnved one of them on this page—bold and e ' aborate in design , and in all respects worthy of covering a regal tab ' e . In the cornei s of the border we discern the St . George , and in the centres o ) ( he same part the badges of the order of * The Thistle ' and ' St . Patrick . ' In the centre of the cloth is a medallion bust of her gracious Majesty . The table-cloth is made from the finest Flemish flux . " The "CAGE PAT TERN , " in the style of Louis XIV ., and the "WASHINGTON MEDALLION BUST , " surmounted with national and other emblematical figures , are also on view . - Napkins , in silk anil linen , to match the above . ROYAL EXHIBITION LINENS . DAVID BI 11 RKLL ban ready for inspection a choice parcel of the celebrated 7-8 and 4-4 Crown Linens , all manufactured from English yarns , and warranted of sound bleach . These good 3 can be strongly recommended , and embrace every quality , up to the finest No . which can be pr duced . Huckabacks . Sheetings , Table Covers , & c . May , 1 « 5 I .
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AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION . — The public arc admitted , without charge , to the British Museum , National Gallery , Fast India Company ' s Museum , London Missionary Society ' s Mua > 'iitn , and to the Splendid Exhibition of Art and Industry , on view from 8 in the morning till 8 at night , at Benellink and Company ' s Emporium for Furnishing Ironmongery , 8 'J and iiO , Cheapside , London . The splendid fitock comprises every variety of Klectro-plated Wares , Chandeliers , Lamps , Tea-urns . Tea-trays , Cutlery , Iron Beddteada , IlatliH , Stoves , Fire-irons ; in abort , every icquisite either for the Munition or the Cottage . At thia etitablitihuii-nt you cannot be deceived , because every article iy marked in plain figured , and at pucIi prices an can be offered only liy a house whoso gross Hales are bo enormous as to enable them to sell the best articles at 10 or 15 per cent . 1 « ss than any other house in the kingdom . That we can furnitdi a mansion , i . t demonstrated by the continued patronage of the nobility and gentry ; and to prove that we , can also suit the nectBtfary and judicious economy of those moving in a more humble sphere , we air enabled actually to furnish mi eight-roomed bonne for £ '¦ " > , and the artii-le * . too . of tin ; best quality and workmanship . This may appear incredible ; but as we aro the largest buyers of iron goods , to say nothing of those of our own manufacture , in London , we ci « n do it , . ind subjoin a list of the rctiuiuitcB : 1 Mall-lamp <> 10 f I IIinhrelU-Htand .. .. .. .. ., .. 0 4 6 1 Ilion / ed Dining-room Fender and Standards .. 0 5 0 1 Set of I'oliHhed Steel I'ire-irona .. ., .. 0 3 J { 1 HiasiiToast-iitand 0 1 f > 1 Fire- " mud 0 10 1 liron / . cd and Polished Steel Scroll Fender .. 0 H ( J 1 Het l ' oli . slicd Steel 1 'ire-iroiiK . Bright Tan .. 0 5 (' 1 Ornamented Japanned Kniltle and Scoop . " 0 4 G I Uest Bed-room lender and 1 ' uliuhcd Hteel Fireirons .. .. .. .. __ _ 070 'J Hed-ioom Fenders , and ' . ! Pets of Fire-ironV ' . " 0 7 f . Hut of Four Block-tin DihIi Covem . _ " y lt < j 1 Bread grater , 0 d ., Tin Candlestick , «> d . . ' . "" () 1 i 1 Teaketlle , L ' h . ( id . . I <; ridiron , Ih . .. " 0 3 ( J 1 I'Yyiug-piiu , 1 h ., 1 Meat-chopper , 1 h . Cd . .. . ' . 0 i 5 ( i i Colleepot . Is ., I Colander , In . " / i . > / , 1 DiiHt-imn . fid ., I FiHh-krUh-, 1 m . . "' " * X 4 )¦ I FiHh-hlici-, (>
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THE BRIGHTON MINORITY CHURCH KATE , and the NEW JUDGE-MADE ECCLESIASTICAL LAW . By the decision of Sir Herbert Jenner Fu 3 t , Judge of the Court of Arches , given on the 17 th ultimo , the Libel in the cause of . " Cordy and others v . Bentley " has been admitted to proof . This decision is of national importance , and involves questions of great moment . In the Braintree case , it was decided by a Majority of the Judges , that " where a Kate was refused , it might be made by a Minority of the Vestry , provided that the articles for which it were made be necessary for the support of the fab .-ic _ , and for the decent celebration of Divine Worship . " That decision has been taken up to the House of Lords , and a strong opinion is entertained by sound lawyers that it will be reversed . The Judgment in the Brighton case goes infinitely further . In effvet it declares , that a Minority ( however small ) may make a Church Rate to defray any charge for ornaments or luxuries ¦ which the whim or caprice of the itomanist party in the Church of England shall suggest . Scuh a decision will not passively be submitted to ; and ag it is obvious that this must lead to protracted and expensive litigation , the Brighton Committee , having themselves largely contributed to this fund , now confidently appeal for pecuniary support to all those persons , throughout the kingdom , who are opposed to any further encroachment , by means of " Judge-made Ecclesiast cal Law , " on the Constitutional principle of govLinment by Majorities . Subscriptions are , therefore , urgently solicited , and will be received , in London , at the lioyal British Bank , Token-house Yard , and by Charles Gilpin , Bookseller , 5 , Bi 8 hopsg < tte-stree t Without ; and , in Brighton , by Messrs . I . G . Lass and Co . Treasurers . JOHN NELSON GOULTY , \ ISAAC BASS , ( „ , WILLIAM CONINGHAM , | ^ ub-Conimittee . ARTIIUll H . COX , lion . Sec , / Brighton , Aug . 1 , 1851 .
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DEAFN ESS— SING ING in the EARS . — Extraordinary Cures are effected daily , in cases long since pronounced incurable by the Faculty . Even in cases of total deafness , which have existed a lifetime , a positive cure can l > e guaranteed without pain or operation , by a new ' y discovered and infallible mode of treatment , discovered and practised only by Dr . FRANCIS , Physician , Aurist , 40 , Liverpool-street King ' s Cross , London . Dr . F . has applied this new treatment in the presence of and on several of the most eminent medical men of the day , who have been utterly astonished at its m ; t < rical effect . All martyrs to these distressing complaints shouhf immediately consult Dr . Francis , as none need now despair , however bad their case . Hours r « f consultation daily from Eleven till Four , and Six till Nine . Country patients , stating their case by letter , will receive the means of cure per post , with sued advice and directions as are guaranteed to render failure impossible .
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MOliiSON'S VEGETABLE UNIVEKsaL MEDICINES , Depot , 314 , Strand . —The Partnorsf .-ip of MORISON , MOAT and Co ., of the " British College of Health , " having expired on the 25 th of March last , Mr . Moat Manufactures the above-named medicines { " Mori son's Pills" ) fiomtlie Recipes of the late " James Morison , the Hygeist . " Mr . Moat is Member of the lioyal College of Surgeons , and Licentiate of the Society of Apothecaries :, and has devoted many years to the study of Medicine ; by the employ of a matum ! judgment in the selection of Drugs , and attention to their thorough combination and uniformity ol mixture , he ensures certainty of effect with the least possible un pleasantry . lie offers the Pills , thus made by himself , as a j > eWoo ! lj-.- > . iS : and efficient | iur ~ ntive , and recommends them to \>>' . taken in those cages of illness where the services of a medical adviser are not felt to be requisite . Sold with directions , in the usual priced boxes , by all Medicine Venders . Foreign Houses dealt with in the most advantageous nnniicr .
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DR . CULVF . IUVKLI , ON NKUVOUSN KSS , DKBIL 1 TV , A . VI ) INDKiKSTION ; also on Urinary Derangements , Constinatifln , and ilseuiorrhoids . la . each ; by post , Is . ( id . WHAT TO EAT , DRINK , AND AVOID . " AbstinentiA multi curantur moibi . " A j > opular exposition of the principal causes ( over anil < : ; uvli' 59 feeding , & c / of the above harassing and distressing coiujiliii "'"! with an etjually intelligible and popular exposition of ln >» v we should live to get rid of them ; to which is added diet tables lur every meal in the day , and full instructions for the refjimcn ninl j observance of every hour out of the twenty-four : illustrated by numerous cases , & c . I Vola . 2 and 3 , companions to the prccediir , ' , I TIIK ENJOYMENT OF IAVK . | HOW TO UK IIAPl'Y . " Jucundu Vivero . " I IV I ON" URINARY DISORDERS , CONSTH ' -JTION , nnd H ^ KMOURIIOIDS ; their Obvintion nnd . Ki ! im >« ¦ _ Sherwiiod , 23 , I'atcrnoBter-row ; Miiim , M , Cornhill ; iwi < l " ¦ Author , 10 , Argyll-place , Refrent-street : consulUti'm hours , tm to twelve ; evenin « H , 8 (! ven till niiu ; . .
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' jykAUTlV ' UL AMD j . UXUillANT H : - 1 J WI 1 ISKKHS , ftc , can only be obtained by tlic »«• ' » MISS DKAN'S CltlNII . KNK . which baa a world-wide r- ™' ™' and immense Bale . It is guaranteed to produce Wl' |^ ' ' ^ Mo'iHtachios , ICycbrows , & c , in thri-e or four weeks , win j utmost certainty ; and will be found eminently BI 1 ( C ( 'S ..,. „ nouiiHhiiifj , cMirliu ^ , and beautifyinf , ' the hair , ch < : ckiii ! , . K : / . , in all ilH HtH « re 8 , Ht . r « Migtlieniii !> r weak hair , ]) reventinff lta ' , 1 oli " . & c . & c . l- ' or the reproduction of hair in Imhhiow . whatever cause , and at whatever a < j <; , it stands uiirivalh'il , ) t having failed . One trial only in Holicited to provo H"' la ( : j ^ ,., . 1 h an clcfjautl y Bccnted ]> erpai'alion , and uullicie . iit l <» ^ inonthb' ubo . will be nent ( poHt-free ) on receipt . <>* ' ' ' ' " | : " , „ NPoatagc St .-nilpa , by Miya I > KAN , IH , IJvi ! rp «) ol-Ht »"» : <; l « Jv - cross , London . At homo daily from Ten till One . . (| f a 1 'or Chihlren it . iH indinpeiidabh ) , aa form ins- t ''« " 1 ' beautiful head of hair . AIJTllUNTIO TK . STIMONIAI . H . . . t ( | Til " I coUHtantly use yourCt inilene for my chihlren- ll ' my hair perfectly . "—Mih . I . oii (| -, Ilitcbin , Ilertx . . ( lianl ' * " 1 havo now to complain of the trouble of nliavnijf . to your ( Jriniloni ; . "—Mr . < Ji « 'y , l '' , ati > n-y <| iiare , (/' helrf ' a . ^ .. I ' loleHSor lire , on analy / , iii ^ the Ciinili-ue , t-a > M ' - " ' ' (||( | (| , ( i fectly free from any inpiiioiiH colouring or other matter , , j ( a | 0 bent at imiilaut for the hair I have met with . The nceiit VI nnd very pcrt » ibtent ,. " > 'V () H' - 1 'UItlO l . I ( ll ) II ) HAIR DYK . — MISH DKAN'S TKI ' uv « —A perfect and ellicient Dyii diHoovcrcd by an •• inin «" '' ) iilir j ,, clii'iniut . It in a pun : luniid that chaiiK"H "" y ' ¦"' " , " , „ ' ((» j ' three , miimtcH to any hIiiu 1 < i required , from lifr bt mj" 1 |( , t , black , no Ix'autifully natural wt to defy detection ; * . '¦ . j ,, ii-Htaiu the uliin , i i most , eawily a |> jdie < l , and i-i freo fi <>'" V 'J" ,., - ubl «<| iiallly . ItneedM onl y to hi ! u . ieil mice , I < ! . '" '"! ; V . MirfU inanent « l ) o . Price 3 m . (> , l . per hotilr . Bent . po » t '' '' ' . ' ¦' . KmilV l )« an , on receipt of IK | Ki : ita ; , 'e-nt , iiupH . AddrcMU—J » U »« Dcun , 4 W , Ijiverpool-gtuvt , liiuur ' a-vrvu * , London ,
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Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 9, 1851, page 22, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_09081851/page/22/
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