... UP E R I O , M A 11 E U M B R E L L A S of English, French, and German Manufacture, to be had A/ AT EDWARD STEARS', UMBRELLA MAKER, &c, 19, MYTONGATE BULL, Where Repairs and Becovering is neatly done on the Premise N.3,_-CARRIAGES'. UMBRELLAS IN STOCKt, IN GREAT VARIETr. 11JL L C LO T HI NG SOC 0IET Y. ,JOSEPH JONES AND CO., LINEN-AND WOOLLEN DRAPERS, 65 & 66, MAILKET.PLA.CE, EG to inform the ...

... Oci A Al facts and allegations must be authenticated Wioo I'I by name and address, for our own information. Letters of Ml on business, or intended for the editors, should be Oci addressed to the firm or to 'the editors, and not to Halt( any individual, for he may be; absent. Dubl r IBPORTANT To ADVaaRTS~re9.ou~r advertising friends, who are sometimes a little pressing for supplementary ...

... OR HO RSE S.-NETT LE SHIP'S JL celebrated PtJRGING PASTE, is ?? f8ro~rathes finest Barbadoes Aloes, by a peculiar process wlhch ?? the inert and griping portion from them, and forms a acipouind which is easy of solution in the stomach, especiallY ejfecttvin cleansing in its passage the alimentary canal fromthatiripiogi matter, and acts with certainty on the bowels w , which the following ...

... CLIFTON ARMS ASSEMBLY LOOU, LYTHAM. /A GRAND CONCERT W ILL bce given in the above Room, 1n MMONDAT Ey s EoNIN OCTOBER 9ru, the proceeds of which lli lte appropriated, after defraying expenses, to the jyTlIAM CLOTEING FUND. 'lse following Committee of Gentlemen have kindly prorised their support and patronage on the occasion _ P.Tabot Clifton, Esq.; James Eden, Esq.; William cart BirdsWOrlh, ...

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... RFTOIATONOFTHE HAIR. ~ rdess~h. A. ~ Watton Gardens, London, Linton. Caminbridge, lot'25,18. CENTLEMEN.-A striking instance of the elfiace Of your AMaeaes~o 013 in the restocation of the hair G ?? ?? snai cilos ft 5o etmonaccountabte means. ~e pur- chaed f je ove~ldifernt popular preparations, which lie roolerY od fith~ll usd, but without effecting the least ap- anet cliigQ Atlas Iadvised him ...

... LITERARY AND PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY LECTURES. FE following Gentlemen have kindly un- dartaken to deliver a Series of Eleven Lectures tbe Society, during the Winter months:- ThRev. J. C. BRUCE-The Roman Wall, its History, ,resent State, and Mythological, &o. Remains. slgeiir BOMPIAM-The celebrated Literary Women of C,rLovri-Attempts to localizo the Functions of Dr the Nervous System, and on ...

... MUSIC HAIL. S FOSITI-VELY FOR TWO bNIGHTS ONLY. F ENRy RUSSELL, FROM AMERICA, 0,oser of , Woodman Spare that Tree; The Ivy tci06,` 3Tbe Old Arm Chair; The Mania; GrecO4 I'mAfloat;, The Ship on Fire; Some Love to Roam; The Gambler's Wife, &G., I L L have the honour of giving his VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, 1tespersed with Anecdotes of Negro Life and Charac- es onday and Wednesday, ...

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