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    • Parties about to make presents are strongly recommended to visit the show-rooms of Messrs. Parkins and. Grotto, of 24 and •25, Oxford-street, London, who have displayed excellent taste in
    • THE HARROW TONTINE ASSOCIATION.
    • THE XONTON AND COUNTY BANK
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      the selection of an immense stock of really useful articles , ( at moderato prices ) , especially adapted for presentation , consisting _ of writing and dressing cases , bags , reticules , stationery cases , blotting books , inkstands , despatch-boxes , desks , work-boxes , book-slides , beautiful specimens in pearl , papier-mache ' , and tortoise-shell , elegantly mounted articles , Bibles , Prayer-books , and Church Services j in fact , an endles 3 variety of articles to suit every taste and pocket . WitiTixo-i'APEit and envelopes are now stamped with crest , initials , or address , without any extra charge , by Parkins and Grotto , paper and envelope makers , 25 , Oxford-street , London ; they moreover undertake to pay the carriage to any part of England or Wales on orders over 20 s . 20 , 000 envelopes of any size can be had at a minute ' s notice . OJlice stationery and household paper . Institutions and schools supplied at a saving of full six shillings in the pound . Fifty samples of paper sent free by post upon receipt of four stamps . Their Guinea Case of Stationery is the cheapest and best guinea ' s worth in England , and upon receipt of post-oilice order is sent carnage free . —[ Advertisement . ]

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      Tub Mysterious power of the Magnet is most beautitully developed by Mr . F ; HEBRixa , of 32 ,-Basinglnill Street , in his Patent Magnetic . Brushes and combs , which are the Bemedy for Grey Hair , Weak or Falling Hair , Neuralgia , Nervous Headache , Kheumatisin , Stiff Joints ,, &c . His Teazle Brushes for Cloth , Velvet , &c , are admirable ; they not only cleanse , but preserve the .. fabric- in a remarkable mantier > The Public are cautioned against counterfeits .- —PAdvertis : cnient . ~] ¦¦¦ ...

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      Does riot the . article you rise for your hair please yoit ? If not , then immediately inquire of j'our perfumer for Churchpr ' s Toilet Cream ; it is the best and cheapest article ever offered to the public . Those who have failed in pi'dcuring a good dye for their hair should purchase BatcMor ' s Instantaneous Columbian Hair Dye ( in the New York Original packets ) . Proprietors of ¦ ¦ Hair-cutting Saloons and Vendors of Perfumery will save immensely by resorting to 11 . Ilovcnden's Wholesale Perfumery Warehouses , 57 and 58 ,: Crown-street , Finsbury , ~ E . C ., or 5 , Marlborougli-strect , W . A list of E . Hovenden's proprietoi ; y articles can be obtained on application to any Perfumer in Town or Country , or free by post . — [ Advertisement . ]

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      Brit ish C ollege of Health , KrSTON' UOAl ) , LONDQX . j'OKKHiX ( fEXKKAI / AGEKTS . PILT APPOINTED FOR THE SALE OF JIOKISON'S VKCiKTAIUj : XJXlVEKS . Vn MICDI-: . ' ¦ '¦ crxKS : — ... ' . ' ' ; . Australia .-. .. .. ¦• Mr . Chhrlwoo . l . Jiitviirln .. ¦; . . . .. .. • •• MrCiayrhos . Jtiillimoro .: .. ' .. . ... .. . r ^ t-H-trm ^ . ud-M . iu—Barbjvloes .. .. •• ¦ ¦ - ¦ . . Oillymoivand dill . Hawlomi .. ' .... •• Miict nndCuyas .. ltrody '¦ .. ,.. ' .. .. •• Mr . kornhcld . Cntlingoiitt ¦ •• * lr \ ' ""' , !' ,, raicutiit . ; ,. ... .. .. - Mi-,. n . . (' ui ( i . Capei ISieton .... .. ... ' Mr ; Ward . Constantinople M . Stnmpa . ¦ Copenhagen .... .. .. MIchnHeeiiniHllIoltH . < ) rneow Mr . Mnhliur . Klsluoro' .. .. .. •• Mr . Slceuberg . France . •• .. Mr . Moulin . < iennnny and Austria . .. .. Mr . Itorelv . til bra I tor .. .. .. ... .. .. Mr . Holicvts . ( iuornsev •• Mr . Oclminn . Ilallf . iNCN . S . ) .. •¦ .. Mr . M'Kl . nlay . Hamburg Mr . Kr .-uisiumf . Honduras .. .. •• •• Mr , Henderson . Jamaica .. •• ¦ . ' Miss Khuton . Madras .. .. .. •• .. J { . L . I ' erolra , Ksq . Mexico .. ., Mr . Togno . Montreal .. Mr . 'J ' rurtoiui . Xo \ v Zealand ... Mr . l ' arrls . JVew York .. .. Vlrlh , I ' oikI . nixl Co . Odiw . su ... .. .. »• •• Wni . Wugner , Kmi .

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      THE JJEST RlillKDY FOR IXDIGESTIOX . IVrorton ' s Cainomile Pills are -L ^ confidently roconiinendo ; l as a simple but certain remedy for Indigestion , which is the cause of nearly all the diseases ' to ' which wearosubject , . being a medicine so miiformfv grateful and beneficial , that it , is with justice called tin . ' " Natural Snciintliciier of the liinnan . Stomach . " XORTOWS IMIjTjS act as a powerful tonic and goimnil u ] terieut ; arc mild in their operation ; safe under uuv i irctiinstam'cs ; and thousands of persons T 17 aTT < # iTn 7 n 7 y ~ To ^ nrTWTTCTWS ^^ use . —Sola iu bc . ttlfs at Is , 1-id ., 2 . s . M ., and lls . each , hi every town in the K | ii | x < U » n . ( ' . CAUTION : —Ue sure to nsk for " .-NortonV IMlls , " and not . be iii'rsuiKlcd to luirchaso tla- various hnitatious .

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      T eeth . — By Her Majesty ' s Royal Letters ilatciit . Newly Invented and l ' atonti'd Application of t : iiemically I ' repiircd 1 XI > IA liUlSlJKll in the construct ion of Artificial . Teeth ,-. Oinns , and I ' alates . M . r . lU'llRAIM ^ A 1 OSELY , SUKdKON 1 > KNTIST , !) , ( iROSVKNOIl STItKJ-lT , GROSVKNOll -. SQL ' AltK ,-S « ilc Inventor anil ratentee . . A new , original , mid invaUiaWt ! invention , coiisi .-it . lnjr in the . ailnptation , with tins most absolute perfection and success , of- ' clicn . itctilly liruparcd India Kuhbcr ill lieu , of the ordinary , jjold or boiiu frame . All . sharp edges are avoided i no springs , wilt's ; or xa . ji ' teiiiiipi ' arc iv < i ' ulre ( l ; ¦ ft . fttmtiT ^ ncnnw * n "freedom of suction is supplied ; a imluriilelasticityhitherto wholly unattainable , and ii tit . perfected with the most uncriiiijj accuracy , aru secured ; the greatest support is id veil tij the ailjoiuiiiu : teeth when loose , or rciKlurcil tender by the absorption of the xums . The . iicIiIh of the mouth exert no agency on tho | irci > ared India Hubber ^ and , as a non-conductor , flu | d » of any teniperature may with thorough comfort be . imbiliea and retained in tho moiitli , all unplfasantnesH / of siniill or taste beiiij , ' at tho same time wholly provided against , by the pceuliar naturo oi" its preparation . Teeth lllled - \ vitli ( , 'old and Jlr , ICphraim Jlosi'ly's White JCuamel , the only stopping that will not bociiiiiediscoloui ' ed . aud'particularly recommended for tho front te < 'tl < . —i > , ( irbsveiiur-street , ( Jrosvonors < i'iare , l . () iuli ) ii ; M , . ( iiiy-strout , Jlnth ; jtnd 10 , Uliionsquare , Xnweastle-oii-Tyne . .

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      1 > rize MeJnl Liquid Hair Dye . Only ono application . Instantaneous , Indelible , Harmless , and Heontles * . in eases , post fron , : is . ilO . nnd « a ., dlreot from K . V . l 4 AX < il ) AM'V . S Laboratory , 7 - ' , llatton Garden , London , K . O . "Mr . J . niigduU'V preparatiuna are , to our mind , the moflt . cxtrnordlimry iiroduellons of Modern CJliemlstry . " — Jl lit . it rated Lomlon Xmrs , July i ( i . 1 MI . A long and interesting wport . <»» 'tl »> products of K . V . LiiiitfdiuVH l . uboralory , by a Spyclul Scii'iitlllo roiiiniiwlou , from I ho Kill I or of tho Lmn ' i't , will bo found in that journal of Sal unlay , January 10 th , 1 M 7 . A copy will bo forwarded for two stauipH . — AaiiN . a's .. WA ^ l'l' ; Jlx ... _ ..., TlIF "SVW lirSCOVI ' . KY . —For tho Ttcptnrntlon nnrt HcprwUictlou of tho Hair .- — Mr .. Lnnjtrtnlo « uarai ) t » un IiI ' h QlilNTKSrtHNCliof CANTH AltlDIiB most . sncnC 8 » - ful HHiironloratlvo , also In shocking Mre . vni'SM , Htrongthcnlng weak lmlr , aiut preventing Its fallliiK <>« fi >""« t flfCuctiMl' In tho growth of whiskers , niouKtuchlos " , &o . Tho money Immediately rulurnod If not . oflotitiml . J ' o . st free for in , ( id . in StauipH . —Lnhorutory , TJ , HnUon OardiMi , H . V . 1 < VXOI ) ALK'S itAHI'llKltUY nnd ( HIKItltY TOOTJ ! 1 'AHTJC—Thu most delicious prcpunillon ever produced for tho Tooth , Clmnn , ami lirouth . —J ' ohI freo from tho Laboratory , 72 , llattoit UarUon , fur Is . UU . in stamps .

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      Juel l ' ulillshea ; the l-IOth Thousand , price Is ., post free frou \ tho Author . On Nervous Debility : . Tho Causo and t ' ui'o of I ' rcinntitro l ) oc | inr > , with l'laln DlrectioiiH for itastoratlon to Uciilth and Vigour ; boluga . Vodlenl Kipay on Ncrvoiifuiegs , Iiuligoxtion , I-osp of Memiirv , their X ' ruvoutlon and (' uro j tho result , of Twentv-llve Years' successful prfttUld ' . My Dr . J , -L . ( iUHT ' iS , No . l /» , Albeinarlo Street , l'lecadllly , London . Consultations from id to ; i and flto 8 . " The milhor has ironfi-rred a wreat . boon by publishing thlsllttlu wori ; , which points out tho noiiruu of decline In youth , or more fri'imeiitly iiremuUiro old i \\ n \ i" - —JU ( ily n-ff (/ i'aj ) li , march - - ' 7 , IHrtO .

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      B lairls feuJLJlllll , Ml ^ yBBiliiSl IMI . T . S . -- l ' rlno , 1 h . lid . nnd ^ H . Oil , por box . This itn > pnriitloiil 8 onu of tho honolltH which the nolonno of ninriuru ehomlsiry has conforrod upon mankind \ for during tho llrst twenty yoaru of tho i rosont century to npoalv . Of a cum for tho Clout , wns eoiiHldered a romance ; ¦ but now the ollteacy and safety of tillsmciln-lHO Is sofully duinonstnilei ) , by unsolicited testimonials from persons In every rank of life , that public opinion proclaim * thin < i . s one of thi \ most . Importunt . dlfcovei'los nf Ihu present . ng (> . These I'llls rcpilre no restraint of dint or conllncmciit during' tlmlr uso , and are i-orialu to provent . the dlHeuso lUtickluKiuiy vital purl . . Hold liy all inudielno ' vontlorn . Observo " ThomUfl I ' rottt , ' 2 w , Btnuid , London , " on tho Government Stump .

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      "Irruptions on tlio Face , l ^ oils , - ••¦ - ^ HIiiRworms , \ Ui \ Leps , nnd nil AfVpctlonR of Iho Hkln , ovon If of loiig Hluinilng , Ciiircxl by a Keglstered Medlenl i ' rnelltloiinr of thirty . years' Hiiropisful pmcllrti In rucIi cases , s , nttondod to .

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      A Boon to Nervous Sufferers . — ¦ Twenty TlioiiHittid Cloples of a 'Moillcal 1 took for gratuitous olrciiliirlnii . 1 IKNKY HMITII , Doctor of . Medicine of the Uoyi ' il University of . Icnu ,, tc ., who bus devoted llficen yours to tho study and treatineat ol Nurvons Debility , Loss of Memory , and indigestion , will send free , lor benefit of Nervous Hufl ' firei'M , a copy of tho Now Medical ( lulde , with necessary Instructions by which sulToiersinuy obtain a cure , I ' ost .-froo , on receipt , of n stomped directed . uii \ : alu |) L % . hyJJr . Uijiiry _ J 5 Uill . li , Jir . lliut « U :. or . y »« tt !>! iT <> y !; 1-, tock-S ([ Uiiro , London , \ V . < - ' . . .

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      TJliB INVALID'S OU 1 DK TO UKAT / nr , LOXU LIKK , AN 1 > JIAI'IMNICSS . Being * an J ^ ssay on Diet , Heginicii , lintliln . i , ' , iiiul jixorcltto , as connected with tho Preservation of Health and tho Prolongation of Life ,, jjy a 1 'h . vfflviau of thirty years' stimding . Sent , froo on receipt of six HlampH , ly W ' M . HILL , Kwq . ; M . A ,, 27 , Alfrad . pliice , iledl ' ord-siiuare , London .

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      Just I ' ublishcil , price Is . ; by post , Is . Id : ; scaled , Is . Od . Dr . '" Brig ht , oii . Spermatorrhoea nnd other Dlil'OSiTS , with Keinnrks on their Nature , Causes , and Cure , entitled , "Dlt . IIUKMIT'S MANUAL . " With description of caso =, illustrated with drawings frani life ,.-. tc , &c . Licontlale of the rojlogo of I'hysicians , Member of the Moyal Collegu of Surgeon-, &e . ConicnlM : —Modern Treatment of Stricture—( ionorrhn . a - —rnhoultliy and Debilitated OITppviny—Lovu of Sollludi ; ( irouiulless Kcars—Diseases of the Kidneys , llladdcr , . Vo . ; ' siivwiug why theso lilseiuses » o often a |> pot « r ineurabfe , when they can be eiVecmally removed by thu nipst . Hhiiplo means . , I ' uldlsliiMl by J , Alloii , - »<) , Wiirwlok-hme , nml to bd hud of all JJooUrteliura . . .... ... . '

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      Sir be Lacy Evans , Sir II . Vebney , Colonel Heebebt , Mr . Hoesman , . SirM . Pakquhak , Mi */ Hax > i ? ieli > , Sir O . Wood , took part , an amendment by Sir J . EiiPUiNSTOJfE to defer the third reading for three months , was negatived , and the bill was read a third time and passed . On the next order for the i'urthei ' consideration of the 13 th resolution of tlie Committee on the Customs Acts , as to the duty on the importation of malt , the resolution was agreed * to , an amendment ' of Sir JTitzliox Kelly ' s having been negatived . The report of the Customs Acts was brought up and agreed to , and leave given to bring in ! the bill . The house . adjourned at a quarter past , one . —Tho House of Commons , on " Wednesday , considered the Union of Benefices Bill ( sent from the House of Lords ) in Committee ; there was a strong opposition to the measure , which occupied the whole sitting . Two ineifectual attempts were made to stop the progress of the bill . A material change was made in its scope , which had-extended to five cities , by limiting it to the metropolis . Other amendments were adopted ; but , before half , the clauses had been disposed of , the time for its discussion had expired , and the Chairman reported progress . The remaining business having been got through , the House adjourned at six o ' clock .

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      We see that a Tontine Association has been established to effect the building of first-class houses , so much needed at Harrow . The fundamental idea of " Tontine" originated with Lawrence Tonti , a citizen of Naples , in 1 G 53 , after whom it was named . He propounded it as a means of enabling the Grovernment to obtain funds by granting accumulating annuities to be enjoyed by survivors . In Tontines established by Governments , annuities were granted , the total of which was divided into parts , corresponding to several classes according to the ages of the subscribers , and the whole fund appropriated to each class was distributed amongst the survivors as long as any remained , but the capital was never returned to the , subscribers . It is evident that in these cases the subscriptions were found to give large profits-to the Governments . In this association , all the advantages of the system appear to be secured to the shareholders themselves , as the houses to be erected with the capital subscribed become the property ofthoso holding a nomination on the lives of the ' last survivors when such lives drop to the number of the houses built , the . profit rents , until that period , being . divided amojigst the shareholders . —From Harrow Gazette ^ of 1 st August ,

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      Ilaveiield their half-yearly meeting , and , trusting rather to the figures of arithmetic than to ' ' figiires of rhetoric , lay a plain unvarnished account before their shareholders . The best comment on the proceedings is the pUliy resolution unanimously agreed to , " That the thanks of the meeting be given to the Board of Directors , far the able manner in which they have eonducted the alfmrs of the Company . " This is by no means mere routine work , for it is still fresh in the

      memory of many , that this bank , if it has not had its PuUinger , had a very deranging director in the great schemer who executed justice oii himself . The present directors and their able manager have brought the company triumphantly through that difficulty , and the clear statement now shows this great monetary concern to be in an admirably sound state . They have declared a dividend of five per cent , on the halt-year , equivalent to ten per cent , per annum , and there is every prospect of-increasing , prosperity . There is no special mention of the general manager , because there is a just avoidance of anything like nourish or humbug in the entire proceedings , but every one who has had any transactions with this bank knows how much is due * to the wisdom , shrewdness , and indefatigable attention of Mr . M'Kewan .

      Parties About To Make Presents Are Strongly Recommended To Visit The Show-Rooms Of Messrs. Parkins And. Grotto, Of 24 And •25, Oxford-Street, London, Who Have Displayed Excellent Taste In

      Parties about to make presents are strongly recommended to visit the show-rooms of Messrs . Parkins and . Grotto , of 24 and 25 , Oxford-street , London , who have displayed excellent taste in

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      Aug . 11 , I 860 . ] The Saturday Analyst andLeader , 727 '

      The Harrow Tontine Association.

      THE HARROW TONTINE ASSOCIATION .

      The Xonton And County Bank

      THE XONDON AND COUNTY BANK

  • Citation
    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 11, 1860, page 727, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse2.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2360/page/15/