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HOLLOWAYS OINTMENT AND PILLS Air—variations in tho temporature;—dryness and moisture of the atmosphere—chtqlly produce disease . They notonlv affect the health , but the perfection of tho species . Hence the noblest of the human race are in the Caucasus , bocausa a medium temperature over there prevails . In England but too frequently . Russian cold and Italiaiv heat divide the day—excessive changes which few can bear with iinpunitv Colds , influenza , > consumption , fever , dysentery , are the diseases usually springing from our variable dim at o ; these . in their early stages , may be readily cured with llblldway ' s remedies , which , neutralise in the blood the morbific products of the changeable and impure atmosphere , brace the relaxed frame , prevent inflammation in tho robust , annul fever . ¦ ¦¦ ' .... ¦ .
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ABERNETHYS PILL FOR THE NERVES AND MUSCLES . I NVALIDS who suffer from Lowness of Spirits . Want of Sleep , Loss of'Appetite , and Bilious Attacks will hail this inedicino as a great blessing . It acts by purifying the blood and by restoring tho stomach , liver , and bOwols to their healthy state , and thus ? eradicates melancholy , weakness of limbs , &c . The smallest size b 6 x will be quite sufficient to convince any invalid of the extraordinary virtues of these pills . Price Is . ljd ., 2 s . 9 d ., and 4 s . 6 d . a box . Agents—Barclay , 95 , Farringdon-streot , and Hannay , 63 , Oxford street . Any medicine vendor will procure them . . " ¦ . . ¦ ¦¦
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HALSE'S SCORBUTIC DROPS . T HIS old-established Herbal Preparation has a miraculous effect in all Scorbutic Complaints , quickly eradicating all impurities from tho blood . Indeed , a finer purifier of the blood cannot ^ yelI bo conceived , the pale , sickly complexion speedily being converted to tho roseate hue of health . Ladies should have recourso to this proparation , instead of using tho dangerous cosmetics now so much in vogue . Price 2 s . 9 d . and 11 s . a bottle . Wholesale Agents—Barclay and Sons , 93 , Farringdon-streot ; llnnnay and Co ., 63 , Oxford-street . Any Londonor country medicine vendor will procure the above for any customer .
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DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD . npUltKISH TREATMENT . —A Surgeon from I . the Crimea , who was cured of fourteen years * deafness and most distressing noises in the head , is anxious to communicate the means of cure to others so afflicted : Full instructions to effect a cure sent to any part of the world upon receipt of a stamped directed envelopp . —Surgeon Colston , M . R . C . S . and M . R . S . L ., No . 7 , Lcicoster-place , Leicestersquaro , London , W . C . Consulting hours cloven till four daily . - ' ... ¦ ' .. ¦ . ' ' . ' .. '¦ ¦ . ¦' ¦ ' ''¦ ¦'¦ ' . " ¦ . ' . '¦
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NERVOUSNESS , EPILEPSY , MIND and HEAD COMPLAINTS , INDIGESTION . DYSPEPSIA , &c , their Causes and Cure—AN ESSAY ; the result © fa long and extended practice in the treatment of nervous maladies , head affections ,, indigestion , relaxation , debility , &c , and intended as a source Of . easy reference for . tho nonprofossional reader . By A PUYSlCIAN- Few dleases are mbro prevalent , less understood , and cbiisequently more erroneously treated , than the above , to which thousands of invalids , whose prolonged sufTei-ings have bemi an enigma to their friends , trace their position ; while in most eases the immediate cause of those complaints remains unknown to them , and any treatment , in the absence of this knowledge / becomes uncertain , often fruitloss . Where ordinary resources prove abortive , 'the use of . the microscope is not unfrequently attended with tho happiost results , the lougconcealed causo of much misery being thereby brought to light , and a correct and generally successful modo of treatment at once indicated . The object of this work is . to clear up some matters of vital importanco that have hitherto remained obscure , and to point out . to tho nervous and hypochondriacal invalid the monns by which ho may arrivo at a state of health to which , in all probability , he has long been a stranger . The above will bo sent post freo on receipt of twelve postage stamps , by Mr . Hujjqb , 4 , Hand-court , Holborn , London . ,
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SL 3 LF-OURB . T—AMERICAN TltJHATMENT . TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED . OHAULES WATSON , Member of the Reformed Medical College U . S . ; tho Society of Medicine , Rouon 5 the National Acadomy of Sciences , Paris ; and Fellow and Honorary Vice-president of tho Imperial African Institute of Franco , 27 , Alfred-place , Bodford-squaro , London , con tin uos to issue , on receipt of six stamps , "THE GUIDE TO SELF CURE . " "Thoseabout entering tho Marriage Stnto should poruso Dr . Watson ' s invaluable ljittlo work , as tho advice ho gives on health and disease reflects much credit upon him as a sound medical philosophor . "~ OW « c . . " , The trueQuidb to those whod . osiro a speedy andprxvato aviva . " -- 17 niv 0 reit ]/ Magazine . For Qualifications vide "Diploraaa" and tho " London ModicaTJDircctory . ''
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Protected by Royal Lottora Patent of England , and secured by tho soala of tho Eoole do Plinrmaeip do Paris , and the [ mporial Oollogo of ModioJno , VHonna , Triesoraar , No . I , [ a a remedy for rolnxatton ; spormatorrhcoa , and exhaustion of thq systom . Trlcsomar , No . 2 , offeotually , in tho short spnoo ofthroq daya , completely and entirely eradicates all ; raoos of thoao dlaordora which capsules hayo so long boon ihought an antidote for , to tho ruin pftho health of a vaai portion of the population . Triosbtnar , No . 3 , is tho groat Continental roraody for that olaaa of dtaordors which unfortunately tho English physiolan treats with mercury , to > ho inevitable destruction of tho patient ' s eonatltution , and which all ino earaaparilln in the world cannot romovo , Trlosomar , Nob . 1 , 8 , and 3 , arp alike devoid of taato or smell , and of all nau Boating quaHtios . They may 1 loon the ioilot table without thoiruso boingauspootqd . —Sold in tin oase s , price Us ., freo by post la . 8 d . extra to any part of tho Unltod Kingaom . pr four oasoa in ouo fo ^ r 33 a ., toy post , id , 2 d . oxi / rot , which Sftvoa 119 ; 1 and UvBl . oasoB , wfioroby ( horo Isjt aaving of U , 12 a . » divided into soparato doaea , nk adralmttfforod by Valpoau , Lftllomand , Roux , &o . Sold by X Church , 78 , Graooohuroh-atroot i liartlot ( j Hooper , 4 J , Clng WJUlam-Btroflt j G . F . Watts , 17 , Strand j Vrout , m S ^ r anoU W « "thmvXl «» Oxford-a ^ oet t Sangor , 103 , Ox / ord Btroofc ; Lonaon 1 « -. 11 . Inghfttn , Markot ^ Btroot , Mn , aoho * tor 1 nd Ppwoll , x » , Woatmoroland-stcoot , Dublin .
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. Fridat JEvENura . We have had another week of rumours of war and of preparations for war , to which no clue can be given , which has kept the stock market in a state of uneasiness , and yet it is without animation . In it , money is a complete drug , less in demand than stock , and nobody wants to borrow it . In the general market money is very plentiful , and , as last weekj the best bills are discounted at 2 per cent . The Bank returns show an unusual amount o miblic deposits for this period of the quarter ; and
that this large subtraction from the circulating medium is not felt is a proof of the general abundance of money . At present the doubts about political events very much impede the demand for money , so that they influence every branch of business . To-day , the prices from the Paris Bourse came first flat , then better , and finally flatter . Our own funds were scarcely moved all the day . Consols opened at 95 f f , and closed at the same figures , the business done being very trifling . In Foreign Stocks nothing was done , and the prices of them
all tended downwards . Our railways , m consequence of the traffic returns being good , and the dividends comparatively good , are firm and seem to require nothing but an assurance that peace will not be disturbed to make a start upwards . No stronger proof can perhaps be found of the general sluggishness of all the markets for securities than the fact that the arrival in the course of the morning , in Iidndon , Of 661 , 000 / . of gold froin Australia had no effect on them . They were not improved by the announcement . The decline which has already taken place in the value or * the loans recently negotiated is an
unfavourable augury for any new loan . Moneyed capitalists are beginning to be sensible i we believe , that they will materially injure their own interests by raising loans for war purposes * - and they rather set their faces against them . A very high figure is mentioned as the terms on which any sucE loans can be negotiated , and we trust that . the moneyed men will merit the approbation of their countrymen by not readily contributing to provide in England funds for a war which will injure the prosperity © f the , world . Bills on Vienna are scarcely saleable , as nobody will now send i or has money to send , to that city .
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BANK OF ENGLAND . All Account , pursuant to the Act 7 th and 8 th Victoria cap . 32 , for the week ending on Wednesday , the 26 th day of January , 1869 . IBSTTE DEPABTMENT . „ Notes issued .... 33 , 031 , 885 Government debt .. 11 , 015 , 100 Other securities ... 3 , 459 , 900 Gold coin and bullion ' .. 18 , 560 , 885 Silver bullion — — £ 33 , 031 , 885 £ 33 , 031 , 886 JJANKIN& PEPAJMCMBNI . £ > , £ > Proprietors ' capital 14 , 558 , 000 Government secu-Xtest 3 , 258 . 7 ( 30 rifcies ( including Public deposits ( in- ' Dead Weight Anoludinjs E * dW nuity ) ,. J ; ..,... 10 , ( J 98 , 807 quer , Commission ~ Other Securities . 16 , 595 ; 620 crs of National Notes-.,.....,..... 12 , 321 , 100 Debt , Savings' Gold and Silver Banks , and Divi- Coin 620 , 009 ctend Accounts ) ., 0 , 520 , 053 Other deposits .... 16 , 037 , 304 Seven Day * other ^ illa 867 , 370 £ 40 , 236 , 490 £ 40 , 236 , 496 ¦ M . MARSHALL , Chief Cashier . Dated the 27 th day of January , 1859 ,
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JFJRQM THE LONDON GAZJSTTJB . Tuesday January 20 . BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED . Mzobabju Pakkbr , Kingston-upon-Hull , ironmonger . BANKRUPTS . GBABXiBS Henicv Jkixy , Oundle , NortnaraptonaJMW , timber merchant and machinist . Mmmx Nsqc , Wewtogton , Northamptonshire , miller and corodealer . Thojuas Wmxmot , Eastbourne , Bimbox , builder and brickm&ker , W » iAMMJ 0 Bp » pirs , Klns 8 QWffe , Waneford , Northamptonehire , timbexvmerchAQt . John Bavin , Norwich , milUner . Gponais Room Oapringe and JTavershftm , Kent , stone merchant and cpntraotor . WttWAwc Bakkbw and MYxUsLAM Thomas Barkjmr , Bnrslem , Staffordshire , earthenware manufftoturers . J > Amw * wmtm Bristol , haulier an 4 coatraotor .
John Atkinson , sen ., Ripley , Yorkshire , flax spinner and corn miUer . Frederick Cox , Liverpool , straw-bonnet manufacturer . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . . George Allan Gourlay , Glasgow , upholsterer . . UzJtidH WiNTEpj , Edinburgh , watqhinaker . Thomas Curbib , Kilmarriock , joiner . Friday , January 28 . BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED . Thomas Suthers , Mytholmroyd , Yorkshire , reed maker . BANKRUPTS . Richard Andrews , Homerton , stationer . Ghabues WiLLtAsi Hill , Birmingham , anvil maker . Jaj ^ es Woodrow , Ryde , Isle of Wight , hotel keeper . John Pearse , Worcester , licensed victualler . Edward Bakbettj Torquay , lately livery stable keeper . James Tyler and William Evan Turner , Worcester , hop and seed merchants . Philjt . William Sanders , Smethwick , spade and shovel manufacturer . George Bench , Cheltenham , innkeeper . Henry Follett , Dartmouth , ship builder . Robert Steward , Park Tavern , Park-road , Batterseafields , licensed victualler . Jesse aiACHiN and William Catling , Skinner's-place , Size-lane , shipping agents . . Charles Fox Oppbnheim , John-street , Minories , master mariner . , William Hunt , sen ., \ Villiam-street , Lisson-grove , greengrocer . Williasi Jennings , Rochester , carpenter . Henry Nixj Werrington , Northamptonshire , miller . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . Hugh FraseRj jun ., Aberdeen , commission agent . Alexander Robertson , Perth , solicitor . Malcolm M'Intosh , Portree , general merchant .
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l&S THE LEAPEB , [ No , 462 , January 29 , 1859 . I
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Public Income and Expenditure .- ^ Oh Saturday was issued an account of . the public income and 6 X 7 penditure in the years ending March 31 , 1857 and 1858 . The total income from Customs and Excise was , in 1857 , 41 , 782 , 302 / . ; in 1858 , 41 , 186 , 3577 .: from stamps , in 1857 , 7 , 396 , 6857 . ; in 1858 , 7 , 470 , 627 / . ; from assessed and land . taxes in 1857 , 3 , 114 , 445 / . ; in 1858 , 3 , 150 , 7627 . ; from property and income tax in 1857 , 16 , 050 , 670 / . ; in 1858 ; 11 , 396 , 435 / . ; from the Post-office , in 1857 , 29 , 099 , 131 / : ; in 1858 , 3 , 038 , 113 / . ; from crown lands , in 1857 , 443 , 478 / . ; in 1858 , 417 , 909 / . ; from other ordinary revenue and other resources , in 1857 , 1 , 908 , 174 / . ; in 1858 , 1 , 596 , 887 / . The total income in 1857 was
72 , 794 , 885 / ., arid the . total ordinary expenditure 76 , 042 , 750 / ., the excess of expenditure over income being 3 , 247 , 865 / . The total income in 1858 was 68 , 257 , 090 / ., and the total ordinary expenditure 70 , 612 , 553 / i , the excess of espenditure ^ being 2 , 355 , 463 / . . Port of London . —? The general business of the port has not been active during the past week . The number of ships reported inward was 212 , and of those cleared outward 93 , including 8 in ballast . The actual exports of British manufactures have been limited , those to China being very light . Of the vessels now on the berth , loading outward , 64 are for the Australian colonies , 6 for China , 2 for San Francisco , and 1 for Vancouver ' s Island .
Stooic Exchange . —Messrs . Power and Weatherby , who suspended payments during the last half-monthly settlement in consequence of the panic in foreign shares , having paid their differences in full , have been unanimously readmitted by the committee of the Stock Exchange , The Comftoib d'Escompte . —Advices from Paris state that the fusion of the new bank , which has been so long projected , with the Comptpir d'Escompte is almost decided upon . The capital of the latter woujd , in this case , be increased by forty or sixty millions of francs ( l , 600 , 00 Q / . or 2 , 400 , 000 / . sterling ) . The principal difficulty will probably consist in the settlement of the council of administration .
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Leader (1850-1860), Jan. 29, 1859, page 158, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2279/page/30/
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