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    • M-y.UV^-ir&^^^WK^Vtou^C^Cr-^-^-nBr^ PAINS IN THE BACKGRAVEL
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      , , LT'MISAGO , lMIKUMATlKM , ( i () L * T , TN DIGESTION " , klatclency , n e it voc snicks , dicisility , stkic-TUKK , &O .--DK . DE KUOS' COJUVUSP HENAL PJLLS are a most safe and ellU-aclous remedy idr the above dangerous compliiintH , discharges , retention of iirlUf , and disease < if lint kidneys , bladder , and urinary organs generally , whleh frequently end hi stone , and a . lingering ( U-nlli . Vov depression oi'spirits , blushing -, incapacity ltjr society , study or business , giddiness , drowsiness , bleep without refreshment ,-nervousness , and lnsanily itseli , when arising from or combined with urinary diseases , Hay arc unequalled . They Hynv with the most delicate stomach , Improve ( he health , and In three day will ell ' ect a cure in all those cases whur <> oaplvl . cububs , mid medicines ol thai class have utterly . i ' alled , ls . l £ d ., -JrOld ., JS . ( id ., 1 Is ., and . 'IMs . per Box , through all Medicine Vendors , or sent on receipt ol'the amount hi wlanips , by the Proprietor , 10 , IJernersatreet . ( , ) xfor « l' -r * treet . London . .

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      DR . H . JAMES , THE RETIRED PHY-. SK'IAN , dlHoovorod whllHt : m tho linnt Jndlen a Certain jLMire for (' onmunpllou , Anthnui , ISroiKililtln , CouffliH , t . ' oldb and ( jcneritl 'DvbtUty . The remedy whh diwovereil by him , when his only child , a daughter , was ( flvou up to die , 11 ^ child wan cured , and In now allvo arid well . DcnIi-ouh of beuelliliiH hln fellow crealuroH , he will hoihI , pout 1 ' ree , to ( lioriu who wIhIi II , the recipe , contulnlii ^ lull til reel loin for liiakliitf and HiiceeBsfully nuliitf thlri i-euu ^ ly , on their rt ; - nilliliiH him nix HlaiupH , Addrenu to t > . I * . IJrown , II , I'eell-Htreel . ( Strand .

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      DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR , WJHSKKIW , lire . ? Tlie most miirvi'llouftjn'epiii'iillonror thu wpcody jirodiu'tlor of IIidr , WhlrtUern , l \ louHlaehio .-i , &c , rcMtoiiiiK the , hair In bahlneMH , HtrenuthonhiK It whon wtrnU , prevdiiilnu lln talllnu ( i | V , andiihecltlUR H'reyneMM , Ih UOriALlK COlJrKJ . I . r- R CKIXCTKIAK , l' \) i' tlionui-Mery It Ju recuimnviided loi promoHuM a line healthy head ol hair , and averting haliluewH In afler yuni'H . Hold by all C'homlHtH mid IVi-huuej'x , price uh ,, or Kent post ( roo on fecoljit of ! M penny » l » mi "< i ''>' . NliHH Coupulle , ( 1 ( 1 , CaHUo-Htroel , Newinaii-Hlreel . J . ondon , Mi-H . ( . 'arter writtm— "My liead , wliioh wiih bald , Ih now covered with now hair . " BIr « , Wlllinmn— " J can nIiow a Hue head of hair from uHlnfryourCVInutrlar . " Mm , Jd-uvu , "My hair Ih nahilnK' Htrotiutli and thlckneMH , " herd . Craven— " Through UhIuk h I have an exonllent iiioiimtuohe . " Mr . YateH— "The youiiff man Iiuh now a wood nulr ol 1 whlHkern , i want two puoUotH for other cuijloincr « .

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      ' YOURSELF ! WHAT YOU ARE ! AM ) WHAT KIT KOIU — The original W i ; ai ») ili » K »« l « l , \ l VlMM (•«» l > l'K / J . K , colillllllert hervivld , UHellll , mid lliterertllii " 1 di-llnealloiiH of characl . r , from mi eXMiiiliiMllon ol he ml v -IUrns' , in » Hiyle pemdlarly her . nvu , never beloru at .. led n III In country , ami whleh eaimoi even be huc-¦•¦ hh " iVly ii . lfiif .-d »< y Hit . Ni . wlio /> rrh >« l fWllJlH um-liil aiicl , 1 . ,, H Illii M ' lel . ce . All Wllodertliv to know I lemH . I V'eH i . l-1 he true hanicliT ol any friend , Hhould hoii ; a npeel . iiieu ol v . Ill n " MatliiK Hex and hhv . and the l \ f II niii-iil | . enny , p to MJWh folllielle , ( W . OlHlle-Mlr . et , O . sfonl-N reef . j ! foii and they will recelv hi u few dayw a lull and ! M , |] oflhe talenlH tiiHl-H , nlleclloiiH vlrlueH . rall-™ , A .- ! -., of wrller , will , many IrallH h iherK . uiihuheel d , .. i . lciileulafed lo lit- UKcfiil UirauuU Ulv . -Kroni K . * S ; •• I consider your nklll Hurp .-lrtlw . -- < :. H . i " } our deherlpllon of her clmracl , ! - 1- reinarkiibly ; our Hk-tch l » inarvelS . iu-. ly corn el , ' - \ « n I ; ' '' Mamma Mtiyn Hie character you Hint um In true . ' --M « h W . N . i \ ou | , ave dencrlbed IiIh ( diaractnr vi-ry iit'cunitoly . "—BHhm II . H . : 1 / Hi ) afraid It Ih cluiraelerH aH you dewcrlbo 11 , "— " W o turn no moredlllUully lu KTiiphloloixy tijim phronoloiry , and wo have Hi i !«¦ donhl that In Innumerable hiHt . iuie . cH tho ohtU'ucti v It rend with equal \> rw \ til < ju . "—J ''« ml , tul /< irul < l .

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      VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOKS GRATIS . The Professors of the Koynl Institute of Anatomy , Scluncr , und Medicine , . " (>!) , Oxford- « tri ! et , London , have resolved to issue Gratuitous Editions of their colleague , l > r . \ V . li . Marston's instructive Lectures , believing them n > be of vital iiniiortanee to thoae to whom they are adil reused . No . 1 . —NKItVOUS niiUIMTY ( the result of a pernicious net-ret habit ) , Loss of Memory , DiinnoMH of si ^ hf , 1 ' roHlration of StreiiH'th . ' and ( . Jeiieral Incapacity , addressed siiecially to Yotintf Mun , » hewlny the metum ol restoration to health and happiness . No . a . —JIA Ii'ltlAOIS nndltsOnLIGATIONS , addivdst-d < o those who desire to beoome pttroiito . No . : i ,-Tlli : < il ! KAT SOCIAL KVir ,. All Hie painful diseases which result from it , with Dr . Murritou's I . iiI ' jiIIIiih SvHlem of Truiitmeut , by which Mercury la allo « etlier diMpi'iised with . Applicant mil ft t state h Imply which Lecture Ih recjiilrcd . i : nclose two stamps to prepay postage i and address , I ivawurer , Ifoynl liiotitute of Amttomy , A-e ., n « nbuve , whleh I * own Dufly , ut n ' n Admission ol < Mie HIiIIIIiih ' , and contahiH Hie most Suporb Colliicllon of Aniitonileul Models and . Natural Wonders in tho whole world . Dr . Mni-Hton Lec ' l . m ' es dally , mid n l ' i-ofespor is always fit attendance lo inipiirt liiHlnn-tlon , nnd K'ive liilormiitlon upon any Medleal or 1 'hysiuloKie . aI Wul > Je » M .

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      3 , GitEAT aTARLBOKOUCUI STKISET , V > ., near the l ' antheon . DK . CUL \ TERWELL , Member , of tlie Royal College of Surgeous , Licentiate of Midwifery , and Licentiate ot' Apothecaries' Hall , London , &e .- &c , csui be consulted daily ( only ) as above , upon all cases of Nervous Debility , Involuntary Ulusliiiifr , Palpitations of the . Heart Loss of Memory , Incapacity , . Sterility , and all Urinary lierangements of both sexes .. Just published , with Engraving and Prescriptions , No . i uu entire new arid original work ., entitled "OURSELVES . " Synopsis : —The Fliysiologry and Anatomy of . our . 'Gene-: ration—The Origin of Disease --Symptoms , Treatment , and Cure . MALE . —The modern treatment of Syphilis , Stricture Blcimorrhagia ( Gonorrhoea ) , . Spermatorrhoea ., Impoteucy . and the Diseasos of the Urinary Organs , with Prescriptions , Latin and'English . FEMALE . —The Physiology and Anatomy of W ' omen ^ - Functional Irreg-ularities in Health and Sickness—Choice in Marriage—Their Expectancies and Disappointments — The Cause and Removal of Sterility—The Theory and Symptoms of Gestation—Use of the Speculum , and the Security of Healthy OH'spriny—Galvanism , &c , &c , together with the reasons for Authorship . Price Is . each ; by post , 13 stamps , open ends ; IS sealed . Also-, No . 1 . —HEALTH , HAPPINESS , AND LONGEVITY ^; On Debility , Nervousness , Dyspepsia , iuid fudi ^ estion . Xn . : ? .-LOVE AND MAlUUA ( . ii : ; Their Obligations , Happiness , and . Disappoianients . 2 s o . 3 . —THE CASE HOOK . 1 < Vi Cases of Spermatorrhoea ; Causes . Symptoms , and Treat iu < 'nt . --To be hnd of- "Vlann , ¦) <) , C ' ornhill , or I he Authors , Advice to the Working Clauses , Half-u-Guineu .

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      COOL AND REFRESHING BALM . Among the many luxuries of the present , age none can be . obtained possessing the manifold virtues of OLDUIDGK'H BALM of COLUMBIA . If applied to the roots and bod > of the hair it imparts'the most delightful , coolness with an agreeable fragrance of perfume . It also at this period ol the season prevents the hair from falling off , or if already too thin , or turning grey , will stop its further progress , and soon restore it again . Those who really desire to hiivt beautiful hair , cither with wave or curl , . should use it daily It is also celebrated for strengthening the hair , freeing ii from scurf , and producing new liair , whiskers , and moustache . Established upwards of 30 years . No imitative wash can equal it . Price 3 s . 0 d ., <> s ., ami Ila . only . C . and A . OLDitlDGE , 13 , Wellington-street , North Strand , "W . C .

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      HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT . DISEASES OF WO 3 I £ N . Medical science in all ages has been directed to allcviatt the many maladies incident to femriles , but Professoi Holloway , by diligent study and attentivoobservatioiii win induced to believe that nature had provided a remedy foi those special diseases , and after vast research succeeded in compounding his celebrated Ointment and Pills , which embody the principte naturally designed for th < relief aud cure of disorders peculiar to women of all ages and constitutions , whether residing in warm or cold climates . They have repeatedly corrected disordered functions which had defied the usualdrugs prescribed by . medica men , and still move satisfactory is it that the malady ii relieved completely and permanently .

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      No . 494 . Sept . 10 , 1859 . ] THE LEAD EK . . . 1043

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      issued running for a month , and enabling the bearer to travel on all Swiss railways . The price seems ma rvellously low . For 12 If . and 91 f ., according to rt »< s * vou co from Paris to Bale , either by Strasbourg or Mulhause ; from Bale to Berne , Thun , Neuhaus , Interlaken , Lucerne , &c , and back to Paris A month now enables a , tourist to see as much as could formerly be seen in thrice the time .

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      The officers and clerks * of the Conservative Land Society celebrated the eighth anniversary , last Wednesday , By a dinner at Simpson ' s in the Strand ; Charles Lewis Gruneisen , Esq ., the secretary , being in the chair . The secretary stated that from the formation of the society on the 7 th September , 1852 , and the 7 th September , 1859 , 15 , 042 shares , representing £ 752 , 1 . 00 had been issued—the cash receipts were £ 4 Q 3 , G 72 12 a-. 9 d . ; the withdrawals only £ 91 , 199 10 s . lie / . ; . the sale of land amounted to £ 228 , 046 2 s . 6 d . ; the rights of choice -were 7 , 853 , of which 5 , 449 had been exhausted , leaving 2 , 404 on the register ;—the last seniority share was 10 , 042 ; the last share No . 15 , 042 , and 36 estates had been purchased in 13 counties . of the

      At the late general meeting Baxque Oexerale Scisse , held at Geneva on the 22 nd ult ., the English directors resigned their seats as directors of the bank . The number of directors was reduced fromtwenty to fifteen . A dividend was declared at the rate of 4 per cent , per annum-, and it was resolved , on the motion of a German shareholder , that the shai-es should be entitled . in future to a fixed- dividend of 4 per cent . The English agency is to be reconstituted , and in the interval is under the direction of M . Freillgrath , the former manager of that agency . A general meeting of shareholders in the Suez Canal Compan y is . convened for the 15 th November , at Paris . An extraordinary general meeting of the shareholders in the Chartered Bank of India , Australia and Chixa , is called fur the ; . 22 nd hist ., to declare an " ad interim dividend on account of the half-year ending on . the 30 th of June last . "

      The report adopted at the meeting of the Hailyvay Passengers' Assurance Comi-any was satisfactory , and the dividend declared was at the rate of 4 per cent , per annum , reserving the balance for the usual charges and risks on current policies . The increase of business . is-very encouraging , the amount receivod and due for premiums of insurance in the six months ending the . 30 th of June being 15 , 177 / ., viz ., 2 , 675 / . for railway and 12 , 502 / , for general accidents insurance . The income for the corresponding period of 1858 was 10 , 771 / . thus establishing for the past

      half-year an increase of 41 per cent . The available balance to be de-alt with was 9 , 557 / . The satisfactoi' 3 progress of the company is attributed to the absence of litigation , and to the promptitude with which bond fide claims are adjusted . Careful as the directors , it is said , arc to protect the institution against unfounded claims , they view it as a most unwise policy to rnise unnecessary difficulties , on purely technical grounds , and the rapid augmentation iii the number of annual policies affords proof that the course pursued has secured confidence .

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      FUOM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Tuesday , September tt . lUNKUUl'TS . Hovntio Nelson Horney , 18 , Little Towor-stroot , City , and Nino Elm * ,. Vausliali , Surrey , common carrier and contractor . James William Urny , Shrewsbury villas , Tnlbot-road , Paddington , builder . Edwnrd MnCI-li . vwu , 30 , Uishop-stroet , Coventry , Warwickshire , builder . Samuel Johnson , Jim ' tsioin , Stunbrdshiro , drnper . William . Gwllliiu , St . Michael's , Cwrndu , Hrturon , and Abergavenny , Monmouthbhirc , miller , fuotor , and fanner . Donis Emo Gnuwin , Liverpool , ship broker . William Nmimo , Pondlolon , MunclicHter , cotton spinner and cotton mnmifucturur . ' Friday , Suiitembar 9 .

      JlANKltUl'TS . Ooovft'o Gardner Hpene . e . r . Nornmn-rond , JJow , builder . William Lavim and William Speck , Long-acre , hotel keepers . Kobort Deani , Liverpool , plumber . Wllsrjn Movvlll , Old Si niton , Yorkshire , mlllor . TJiomas Mllllng'toii WJffley , IMrininghnin , builder . Thomas JJi ^ lnvny and Charles Highway , Wulsull , Ironmasters . Joseph Taylor , tSunbury , Middlesex , bulldur . John Uuvfruin , Hereford , draper . Frunolb Alexander , Chlppunlinni , auctioneer . Mason Dyson , Loodn , doalor in flour . John Morrilj , Macclcsfiuld , apothecary . Aloxandor Caughoy and Samuel Lander , BoHou-lo-Moors , Joiners . Jpjjn Qraan , Ulrkonhead ; nciwapanor proprietor . Avtlmr Purtpiiy Livorpool , ironmonger . Richard Well , Grcuk-Btroot , Soho , boutmakor . John Wills , Forton , Hunts , bulldor .

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      A Berlin letter states that tlie Prince-Regent will remain at Ostend till about the 15 th , after which lie will go to Coblentz and Baden-Baden , stopping at this latter place until the 2 nd of October . On the 3 rd of October he will be present at the inauguration of the new bridge over the Rhine at Cologne . The Archbishop of Paris is said to be so highly incensed at the publicity given to the proceedings going forward in a certain convent , by the revelations made on the late trial of M . de Sebille , wherein the Countess de Rouge played so conspicuous a part , that his grace has declared his intention of laying the convent under interdiction until measures be taken , for the better observance of the rules of the Order of St . Augustine , to which the ladies belong . The Rig ht Hon . E . Cardwell has arrived in Dublin and entered tipom his duties as Chief Secretary for Ireland . .

      It appears from a letter addressed to a contemporary by the brother of Madame Mario ( late Miss Jessie White ) , that in 1857 , General Garibaldi authorised her to collect , money in his name for the Italian cause . He also intrusted to her the education of his son . Madame Mario had very legitimate reasons for returning to the country to which by her marriage she now belongs , quite apart from Mazzinian or any other " movements . " The Prince of the Myrdites , a Christian tribe of Albania , has arrived in Paris from Constantinople . Nothing is talked of but the armour of Mdlle . Vestivali . In the part of Romeo . It is of aluminium , cost 10 , 000 f ., and only weighs four pounds . That worn by Madame Pasta , in the same part , was of fine steel , weighed thirty-seven pounds , was made at the royal works in Prussia , and cost nearly two thousand pounds English money .

      King Leopold's son , the Comte de Flandres , has asked in marriage the daughter of the King of Sweden and Norway , Mademoiselle Charlotte Eugenic , born . 24 th of April , 1830 , consequently older than the bridegroom . As Leopold ' s own marriage with a daughter of Louis Philippe was a mixed onoeach retaining their respective creeds—this ne . w Lutheran connexion is according to precedent . Count Ancini , one of the the Modenese deputation charged with a mission to 'the Emperor of the French , having fallen ill at Turin , was unable to continue his journcj' . . The' Courrier de Bayonnc publishes a letter from Lord llowdcn , addressed to the editor of" that journal , offering a portrait of Napoleon . for a proposed museum ' at Bayonne . The Monitore of Tuscany announces that among tho testimonials of esteem offered to the Chevalier Boncompagni in the name of that country wasa beautiful mosaic in precious stones .

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      JOINT STOCK COMPANIES .

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      FACTS AND SCRAPS

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 10, 1859, page 1043, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2311/page/23/