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ADispROVEB .-Mr . Brouirbam . during his p defaligab ' liS canvass of Yorkshire , in the course of which he . often addre > sed ten or a dozen meetings in a day , thought tit to haranenstbeeli-ctotsflf Leeds immediately on his amval , after " travelling all night , and without wajung fo perform his customary ablutions . " These hands are clean , cried he at the conclusion of a diatribe aeainst corruption ; but the" happened to be very dirty ; and this practical contradicuon raised a hearty laugh . A sexto * in Salisbury Cathedral was telling Charles Lamb that eight people had dined at the top of the spire ; upon which " Lamb remarked that they must be very chat'tt S ? C » - * Who ' s He?—An old wdniaij , id a village in the west Of
Endand . was told one da ? that the Kins ! of Pro-sh * a _ dead sn ^ li a report having arrived when the Great Frederick was ' in the noon-day of his- glofjV Old Mar _ rtifie _ np be ? great slos eves at the news , and fixing" tbem . in tbe fulness of vaca « cy , ' upon her informant , replied , " Is a ! is a ' . —The Lord ha' mercy I-Well ! welli The King of Prussia And wLos he ? " The " who ' s he ? " of this old woman might serve as a text for a notable sermon upon ambition . Who's he ?" may now be asked of men . " greater as soldiers fn their day than Frederick « r Wellington . ; . ereater in discovery than Sir Isaac or Sit ilninphrey . Who built the-Pyramid .- ? . "Who ate « he first oyster ? Pbati-vo " fob a Partner—The Hungarian , ladies are passionately fond of dancing . A iadytbld Mr . Pasettba' , in her d > ncing times , she well remembered that she never
said hsr prayers for her " daily bread , without adding " and plenty of partners at the next ball .-I beseech thee . *' Colerdgb axd TnEtwAu ,. —Thelwall and Coleridge were si'tiug once in a bi-antifnl recess in the Quantock hills , when the latter said . " Citizen John this is a fine place to talk treason in ! " "Nay , citizen Samuel , " replied he ; it is rather a place to make a man forget that there is any necessity for treason 2 " Dbar Meal . —Fanny Murray , a beauty of Wajpole , time , was ' comp l aining « f want of money , when SirHobert Atkins give her a twenty pound note . She said . " D ^ - ^ n yonr twenty pound note , what does it signify ? " clapped it between two pieces of '• n'ad and bntter , and ate it ! East Rrmeov . — " I like to hear a child cry , " jocosely sail ihe Abbe Morrfd . " Why ? " " Because then there is S'TOe h « pes of his being sent away .
March of Intellect . —A beggar , some time ago , applied for alms at the door of a partisan of the Ariti-begsing Society After in vain detailing his manifold sorrows , the iriexhorible gentleman peremptoril y dismissed him . ' * Go away , " -aid he ; " go—we canna gieye neathirig . " ** Y 6 _ might at least , " replied the mendicant , with an Sir of great dignity and archness , " have refused me grammatically . " A Democrat's Definition or _ a GknthmAn . ^ A gentleman is one who has ho lousiness in this world . A skoix without a tongue often preaches better than a skull ( hat has one . Sir Richard Steele has observed that there is this difference between the Church of Rome and the Church of England : the one professes to be infallible , the other to be never in the wrong .
If Kings wonld only determine not to extend thair db ' - minions nntil they had filled them with happiness , the # would find the smallest territories too large , bat the longest life too short , for tbe full accomplishment of so grand and noble an ambition . Some reputed saints that have been canonised , ouqht to have been canonaded , and some reputed sinners that have been cannnaded , ou ; ht tn have been canonised . As Irishman fkhts before he reasons , a Scotchman reasons before he fights , an Englishman is not particular as to the order of precedence , but will do either to accommodate his customers . Despotism can no mors exist in a nation , ntiti ! the Liberty of the Press be destrojed , than the night can happen before the son is set . If yon cannot inspire a woman with . 1 < ye of you , fill her above the brim with love of herself—all that runs over -wiil b &
yoilrs-FROMPUSCn . _ SArjnin __ Sounds . — - we well remember being puzzled _ by a pamphlet we once saw , entitled , " A treatise on Inaudible Sounds" We know we stretched our imagination to the utmost , hut for the life of us we could not imagine the existence of an " inauiibtfl sound , " with the exception , perhaps , of that of a codfish . Time , however , and M . Louis Xapo * lean , have together helped to reconcile the anomaly . There can be no question whatever now tbat / nai « fiWe * oun £ f » are tbe speeches in the French Senate . HrLiTiRT Isteluqksck . —A . precocious c » 3 et at A ^ discombe , being psfeed for his opinion on the subject of calibre , replied at once that he considered it a decided bare .
Hard Sweabiks is Frakce . —A most startling article appeared fast week ia the ' Times . " It was a catalogue of the various oaths taken by French stats ' men and French officials , from the time of the Consulate to the time of the last oath proposed by the President— -oaths of all colours , and all as seriously carved as the patcbrs of abarlequin ' s jacket . The President has , of course , his own notion of an oath—that is , of an oath sworn bv himself . When a chinaman is sworn , he breaks a saucer . When a Lpnis Sapoleoh swears , ' nothing is broken except—the oatb . Sombthisg to _ b Thaskfot , fob . —liofd Derby is not Master of the Rolls . Fearful Ikcrraseof RoiiASHa . —Ahhther uet _ cnnient bt 3 , 000 French soldiers have gone over to Rome I Modem Ahmohb . —The only uniform in her Majesty ' s Service in which tbe coat of mail is retained , is the postman ' s . The Best Hash at Piece-Wobk . —Monsieur Scribe .
The Worst Form of French TtrAnkt . — Nearly 1 , 200 . 000 French corsets are imported into this country erery year ! "A Member of a Young Man ' s Mnlnal Improvement Society" is informed that the Conscript Fathers of Ancient Rome were not persons who bad been " drawn for tbe militia . " Kotorious Hands at Pbace-Work . —Messrs . Gobden , Bri » ht , and Sturge . An Old Sating polled to Pieces . —We have it oh the authority of an old saying , that there is " wisdom in a wig ; " bnt a young lady , who has . been two or three times to the L ^ es * Gallery in the House , declares , that , " thoh . h gbe has alwasa paid tbA greatest attention , she never conld s « s the least' wisdom in a Whig , ' or in a Tory either . "
RULES FOR HEALTH . By _ Scotch fhilsopker , who has tried them aU . ' Never drink anything but water . 'Never eat anything bat oatmeal . Wear the thickest boots . ¦ "Walk fifteen miles regularly every day . Avoid all Atcitement ; consequently it is best to remain angle , for then yon will be free from all household cares _ nd matrimonial troubles , and yon will have no children to worry you . The same rriJe applies to smoking , takins snuff , playing at cards , and argu _ < r with an Irishman . They are all strong excitements , which must be rigidly avoided , if you value in the . least v « nr health .
By attending carefully to the" above rules , there is every probability that you mav live to a hundred years , and that you will enjoy your hundredth year fully as much , as you did Sour twenty-first .
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NOTES OF THE WEEK Mr . Smith O'Bhies , __ . —The following , from a New York journal , has appeared in the Dublin newspapers : — "As we are going to press we learn that orders have been isshed for the release of the Irish state prisoners , Smith O'Brien , John Mitchell , and tteir . cOmpanions : subject , however , to the condition that they are not to set foot in the United Kingdom . Particulars in onr next . " —New York TnaMeBer . Tbe Chancellor of the Exchequer acknbwleases the receipt of the half of a £ 500 note from "L . M ; " for unpaid incorae tax , with interest . Ikos Steam Snip Boii . ntKG at IavEBPOoL . —An order has been received in this country for the construction of thirty iron steam-boats for the nse of the Danube Steam Navigation C » mpany . They will be large fht-bottomed boats , 178 feet Ion ? , 25 feet beam , and 9 feet depth of water , and so constructed that they will be able , even with a very large cargo ; to navigate in tbe shallow waters of the Danube .
Charge of Swtsdliso against a Lady of Title asd hkb Htj _ b _!_ . —Much excitement has been created at Cover , in consequence of tbe arrest of Lady Emily Angusta Fitzgerald and her husband , William O'Brien Fitzgerald , on a charge of swindling . On Saturday last Mr . W . Williams , M . P . for Lambeth , forwarded to the Chancellor of tbe Exchequer a memorial from a number of country publishers , stating that they bad been illegally intefered with by the Stamp Office , and praying for compensation . KlbctbicTelsgeaphs . —The Town Council of Glasgow , of Edinburgh , and the merchants of Perth , and several of onr _ contemporaries on the other side of the Tweed , are nrging thenecessjtyfor extension of the telegraphic system , both to cheapen its -use , and to ensure greater despatch ; and the ,- newspapers to be able to give later news to their local re iders .
Railway Fabes fos Troops . —It appears that the Secretary-at-War proposes in a circular to railway companies , that tbey should reduce the fares authorised to be charged for tbe conveyance of troops by railway , the present fares heing' twopence per mile for each ofilcer , and one-penny per mile for each soldier . OusTBtrs Cohpetitios . —The competition among the omnibuses which run from Paddington to Ejng ' s-cross for a penny each passenger , the whole distance ,- is now so great that three run in company . Those which run from PiidtJingtwi to tbeBanfc bow charge a penny from the former place to Portland-road , and from thence to King ' s-cross a penny ,, bnt as soon as tbe latter point is passed , and the competition ceases , tbe notice respecting the penny fares is reversed , and the threepence becomes the lowest fare charged , however short tbe distance travelled . Pbofbssor Wasos has closed his brilliant career by retiring from the Edinburgh Chair of Moral Philosophy , on aeeount of declining health .
ESUBGBMBKT OF THE BUCKWiLL TfiBMISCS is fK 5-chorch-stkekt . —Operations have commenced for effecting a very considerable enlargement of tbe City terminus of the Blaokwall Railway . Thb Eiwd Si srraHooD . -Tue " Plymouth Journal again devotes half us space to "disclosures" of disgusting practices at the Eldad sisterhood of Heiry . taken from a pamphletpnhlished snbseqaentlytotha . of Mr . Spurrell , bj lAana Campbell , anovice lately secedetl" Miss Bowmg , d aughter of the well-known linguist , poet , -. ndpoliti-X £ ^ fefr ? sister ; afteynsiderablevacUlation , she has returned to ihe bosom of herfrfendi
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METROPOLITAN AND PR OVINCIAL JOINT r STfCK BREWERY OOAIPANY .
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. JL iscoBFOKATEd nr act of p-atrAJiniz . ¦ . __ „ CAPITAL , £ 2 Oii , O 0 O IX 40 . 000 SHAKES OF £ 5 EACH . [ WiOi power to Uierease it to £ 1 . C (> 0 , 000 . ) Calls not exceeding Ids . per share , and of which three months noiice must ' e given . . OFFICES , 13 , UPPER WELLINGTOS-STQEBT , STRWJD .
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To tbe millions ! CAPITALISTS MAY , BY COMBINATION , VJ prerent a Poor Ifan from obtaining ; the highest ralue for his Labour , bnt Capital can never prevent a Poor M « n buying hie goods in tfie cheapest marlret ^ -And at Benetfisk and CoHPiINT , 8 ? and 90 , Cheapside . tbe Working Casses iaay be supplied , * itb everyhing necessary to furnisH an eight roomed bouse for five pounds , and every -rii'cle warranted of the best qaali ^ y and workmanship . The fo'Winfe is the list of articles— s . d . Hall Lamp , 10 s Cd ; Umbrella Stand , 4 s 6 d . % ; ..... 15 0 Bronzed Djnib # -room Fender and Standards ; . ; . ; ... 5 6 . Set of polisKed SteelFire-irofcs .......: i ... i ,.:...: 3 6 Brass Toast-stand . Is Gd vFite Guards ' , Is 6 d ...... 3 0 Bronzed and polished Steel Scroll Fender .- 8 6
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PROSPECTUS OF TflE . - JfATlOSAIi ASSOCIATION OF TJXITED TRADES FOB TflE . . . ... PEOTECTIOSOFINDTJSTaYASD EMPLOYMENT OF LABOUR , AGBICDLTUBE ASD MANUFA CTURES , Established 2 M of March , 1845 . OFFICES , 259 ,- TOTTENHAM-COUKT-BO _ i > , LOOTON . Ps _!! n ) ENT .-e . A . Fleming , Esq . Co _ Hrrr £ E . —Mr . Frederick Gresn , Mr . William Peel , Mr . Thomas . Winters , Mr . Edward Humphries . Tbeasdeeb . —George A . Fleming , Esq ., 6 , Saville Kow , Walworth Road , London . . Barkers . —Joint Stock Bank of London . AroiTOR . —Joseph Glover , Esq . . Public Accountant , 12 , Bucklers _ ury , London . Shcbe-as .. —Mr . William Peelj 259 , Totteoflam-cflmttoad , London . 0 ^ ec ! saniPW » eip 7-j . --ToJ > ec _ reasfar as possible a . ' GreatNa tional Industrial Uuiun ' of all Classes of Labourer ^ and to concentrate the various Trades' Unions' info one consolidated confederation , thereby multiplying ifitir potvers ofase ' fulne ' gs , and Enabling each trade to defend its oWh interests with' the whole stfength of the Association .
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Great Eastern Clothing Emporium . TAMES CORSS AND GOMPANt « J 63 , SHOREDITCS , ( COiSEk OF . CHDECU ST 2 IEET , ) MERCH-St TAILORS , OUTFITTERS , HATTERS ,
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Cloth , lettered , price seven shillings , vol . 1 of the E H" 9 'L . I S : H ^ E ^ ' ? 'Vf I ; £ / An Endeavour TO EXPLAIN BBtotfffJ'BlWBS , TO RECOtfO UEt'UBDtCA'N PROGRESS , AND TO ESTABLISH A REPUBLICAN PARTY IN ENGLAND . Coiitainign ( lie whole <> f the Arts of the Central European Committee ; Memoirs of Mazz ' un , the Banuirras . Kunwaln . rentti unn the Russia . ! Republicans , Robert Blum , Marat ; Mazzuu on tne Duties o £ Man ,- & c , 4 c , & c . •• Edited By W \ J . tiNfoN . Every week , price one Halfpenny ; A SERIES OF TRACTS . ¦ ii Forming Vol ' 1 of the English Republic . Also in Monthly Parts in a Wi apper .
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Just Pubiishad . Price Mspeiice . v f ! A . iT „ it : ¦ A N . D •¦' , L A B . O U R ; V A Leefure , Delive ' re'd and PahHsU ' ed b . v request of the Society for Promoting WorUingmen ' s Assi . cistlgns , at „ the . Marylebone Literary and Scientine iiis " titutibn , oa the HOtti of March , mil . By BiJwABD VANSiTTAiir Neaie , E ^„ B ? rflst ' erit-Law . . London : im Jim ' e ^ Bez ' eb : ; Ebwabd LtiMtivi Sbuthamptoh street , Hiilborii' , dn'dall Booksellers '; . . . " ' .. ' .. „ „ ... ; ....
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CIIIiAp MVI > .. IV . NOAKW tVOltUS ¦ NmPtMUHfiginNds . ai One PeiV'j ) each . AU . SPLESBIDtT ILCOSTftATEDi . i . —THE LOST MARINEaS , or the Seareli ' for Sir . John . ftank lin , ah authentic account of the vaHousexpeditions that have been s etui in search of the missing ships : with numerous plates . .. ^ LAMARTINE'S TRAVELS lath e Hofy _ an _ : with cofeured Frontispiece and Title , arid numerous other plates 3 . —THE PILGRIM'S : p'itOGltSSS-comp 7 et 6 edition ; with coloured'frontispiece and nunienms Other plates . „—THE TRIALS OF LOVE , or Woman ' s Retard , by , Hannah Maria Jones : a tale of surpassing interest . With a superbly en graved-Frontispiece and Title , and other plates' . Sitcteen large pages in each Penny Number . 5 . _ THE PROGRESS OF ' CRIME , ' orMemoTfs 6 FSlariaManriing an authentic Narrative of the Bermondsey Horror ' s ' .. ; With . a Superbly engraved " FrbntispieVe ahfl Tiil ., and 6 the . plates . SliSWtfl . law pages in each Penny Numbe * ' '
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IMPORTANT SOCIALIST PUBLICATioKS ,-3 ROBERT OWEN'S jrOtfaft £ _ i THIS 30 URNAL ( Published weekly , price OttE Fesnt , and in mdhthly partsi , . ¦ . price Foubpeoe ) , ..., , ¦ Explains ^ tte means by which the piipulation oi the world may be placed within nelV and vsry superior circumstances , arid provided with ' consentBene'fi « aleriiprojment i aijd' tb'b ' rtbj euaBle'dto ' enjoy comfoVt find ' ablinaaiicSi nud great social ka ' rustafk'f i arid the ' direct means by trhieh this change may be effected' with" bfeHefit ttf allclasses , ,- . ¦ ... , - : . ¦ ... ;¦}¦ ' . ' ' ,.. JEhe addres ' ses on Governn > fht , . ohEducation ,. totheDelegates of All Naliohs to the World ' s Fair , arid on True auu F ^ ilse Religion ,. which have ia ' teij appeared in'ibe paces'o ' f tttife J ' tJ ' uvrialjhave been reprinted m the form ( if cliSiip pariiphlais ; atid iMfr'be'finhid to cbntaia information of the deepest Interest , ; ¦ * • ' ' . '•'•' . lbe Eleventh' Monthly Part of this" Jour'halis' nowre ' adyj Pried ' 4 d ; ; Also the First Volume , Price . 2 » j 6 d . . , .,-.. '
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Just Pub \ lHhcd By VircilAKDMOiV AND SON , SS 7 Vlcet-stieet , t , diid 6 ii ; 9 , Captl- ^ titct , Dublin ; and Veiby . ¦ ' ¦ . ' ' paicE six smiuSiGS . —sest by p ost FOB sixpence EXThA . nf ( he i ) , u b . lin ,: " % x $ ' i : % W \ No . CZ , January , 1852 .
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R ^! £ H ^ SSENGERS' ASSURANCE foot ? * u ? , £ ,.. Inswmg a certain Sum in case of Fatal Accldent whueTravelling- by Hallway , m proportionate Compen . ™__ . io r Pe"M > al Injury . Empolvered by Spicial Act Ot Parliam ?_ a . VlCt " P- * ° - CaPital ^ i . eoo . ooo . offices . 3 . Ultt Broad-street , London . . . DIRECTORS . n . n ,, f . ^ , fman-Sir John Dean Paw ,, Bart , 217 , Strand . Aiepnty-tihawman -GEOBGEBEBKELEr Habbisou , Esq ,, 2 i , Great Tower-street , City . _ ,. . Table of Premiums , itsiS T ^ Ju ^^ wow ™ * " single journey , whatever Si ^ ! Mytoob , ^ " « W *™ V «» Hon » nttl » folIoffrng | d . to insure £ 1 , 000 in a first-class carriage « < j . „ 500 in a second-class carriage lu ,. 200 in a third-class carriage . For the convenience of frequent travellers periodical tickets cafrwl a ^ * n lHf hoWer the ° Ption of travelling in any class carnage , and on any railway , and may be obtained at ton various agents , or at the offices 0 . the Company . , '"" wwus Tomsure £ l , 000 at an annuhl premium of 20 s . to insure £ 200 at an annual premium of 5 s . in ^ SftZrW ! ?* " Si- * legal "F ^ entativ - es of the holder m tne event of fatal accident while travelling by railwav wiVh proportionate compensation to himselfin case of p „ SXlS ' Ury . N . B . —During } itae more than two years tha ' t this Convo &_ i n » i ^^ 7 » SSKSS 18 atUfectira ^^^ "ft 01 dBroad . stre et , MarCh l 185 ? . ' ^ lUrJ ' *&* ¦ **** .
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' POWNSEND'S PARISIAN COSTUMES A v' For Apiil , contains Four Plates of Figures ' , Being the best and cheapest work SftWadescription . ^ , i Pbsck only Eight Pence . Having been now published thirty years , it has . during the whole of that period , furnished Models for all he London Fashions . Published by Messrs . Simpkin ami Marshall , Staticner's-hallcourt Messrs ' . I'ipc-r brothers and Company , Paternoster-row ; and may be had fail Booksellers .
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H ENTRAL CO-OPERATIVE AGENCY , \ J Instituted under Trust , to counteract the system of Adulteration and Fiaud now prevailing id' Trade , and to promote the t . iinoiniftnfnh ^ onei'ative'As ' sbbistionSi . _ * TSSdw ' rd Vanslttart % Me ; ^ ., ( founder of the 1 0 ) -. add n . omifs ' . Hugli . * , Esq . Jondot the contributors ) . romni-rfcial F rm-Lefchevalier , , v (' o » ili ^ Joneij an ^ f Co . , Ce ^ l Ma-ifehmeit ^ G , Okafl . ttSsfreeti Fiteroy-square , h at ° nch' E « tnbiishments-35 , Gredt „ avyle & iie- « treet , Portlandplaco , London and 13 , Swan-street , Manchester . . The At-ency intends hercafu-r to undertake the execution of all orders for . my kind of articles or pr duce , their operations for the present are restricted to Groceries , Italian Articles , French Wmes "' C « a ? $ uc lias just'Be ' en published , containing a detailed list of all ar . ic es «' ith the retail prices affixed , with remarks on adultenr ti .-n " . I ' ricc Gd ., or sent free by post for ten stamps . Also a wholesale price list f » r Co-operative Stores gratis , or by post fur one ¦
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DB-. GyiiVBRWBlil ., AN THE PLEASURES OF HEALTH . \ J A series of poptilat works , Is ; , each , by ^ flst ls . Sd ; each ' . . ENJOYMENT OF LIFE . 'Health , recreation , and rational use of time . ' . Contents . — Early rising ; Spring and Summer mornings , Excursions ubbiit ihe Bin ) r 6 ns of Losdbh—thei Parks , Lines , Hills , Forests ; Fields . High-roads , and cfth . f pleasant places , Couhtry Trips and Htmblesj the Sm ; Lon-ionat Uigiit ; Evenings at Home ; Music ; the Or ' ama ; On Eating " , Drinking , Sleeping , Bathing , Air , Rett , Ease , Occupation , <_ c . n < and . mi
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HERE IS YOUR REMEDY . TTOLLO WAY'S OINTMENT , A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS , AFTER . FORTY-THREE YEARS' SUFFERING . Extract of a Letter front Mr-. William Qalpin , of TO , St . Mary ' s Street , Weymouth , dated May \ 5 th , 1851 . To Professor HotiioWA-, Sia , — At th age of eighteen my wife ( who is now sixty-one ) caught aviolentcold , which settled in her legs , and ever since that time they have been more or less sore , and greatly inflamed . Her agonies were distracting , and for months together she was deprived of rest and
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T ONDON AND COUNTY Tvit ^ ^ ^ : . ^^^ coMiiJ ^ A Ko ]^ ,. ISCOBPOBATED BY ACT O * **» ^ -il > i » i # <^ - « . 1 o _ puftD sr _ S # ** . ^ Near the Brim J / u L ,. t ' ° SD 0 v With Branches or Agenviea in mu « v " , ? ' S - _ Great Britain ** % , Baniters .-LONDOJl ANb cOBX-rv „ % , SPECIAt , ADVANTAGE ? 1 B ' S A Guarantee Fund of £ WU , 0 u 0 with ., „ : „• percent . a min , 1 »« m int . Policies Indisputable , and not liable to Pm-tv . ' f » , tor payment of premiums in certain cases ltUr e . Cih Life Policy Stamps and Medical S \ . es Dai * , ,. % . Policies issued from _ 10 to £ 5 , 000 TrV ? Com „ , ( l 1 P ^ U yearly , halt ^ edrl ' J ' , ouarterly ^ "J & JJ *» « ft ' profits divided . " ™ omhly % n'N ,. Unfiealthjand '' de _ llne _' " lives wfc ^ ftwj ,. > ,. "H , ; policy . tilaims . „ v ^ i ™ npUj * Ordinary iFire In ' sn rahces takei . atl « Rrf *•¦ l 8 , « il ,. rent by fire provided dgalrf . t ; tM - ^^ % , !| Fire policies Mnetfteh 6 f expense , wh ' eh tfi _ ks are 5 s . or upwards . e a 0 nu i ™ are 5 s . or upwards . ' a nnu av .
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Ntf Unoro Pills nov any oillcr n . ^ ^ S , I 50 , 000 CU 11 E 8 BY DU BARRY'S 8 '' I PVALENTA ARABICA » ft I X » a pleasant and effectual remedy ( without <„ J U 0 h I ? vewence . or dipehse , as it saves fifty Ume . lta co « uJj ^ h ! J if Testimonials , from parties of unquestionable rear , . I ( * I attested that it supersedes m . dirine of every dfB ^ 'tthi ^ effectual and permanent removal of indigestion (( i , ?' * ' is 5 " ' 1 pati-n , and diarrhoea , nervousness , biliounness ir ^ 'HcoiM '' flatulency , distension , palpitation ot the heart net . c " « l 4 il » ; i deafness , noises iri the head and ears , pains in the i s hea ^ a . v ? ? the shottiders , a-td in almost every part of the bodv ?' ' 'W ' * mationand ulceration of the stomach , angina Mctn- ' ' & _ I eruptions on the skin , incipient consumption , dr on ' v V ^ JtyfliT ' t gout , heartburn , nausea and sickness duiine i , t , ei " ti « tiste' \ % eating , or at sea , low spirits , spasms , cramps , Sr , | P ! ' f > 8 nc . ' ' , jfe . ' ; bility , paralysis ; asthma cough , inquietude , sleenL !" fi ^ tal 4 , 1 'Sl tary > lushing , tfemors , dislike to society , iiiifit „? c t , s > "ITqW' t If . ioss ot
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Northern Star (1837-1852), April 24, 1852, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/ns2_24041852/page/2/
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