... -MEDICAL ADVICE On the Infirmities of Youth and Maturity, Sypillsb R matism, Stricture, Nervousness, Debility, &i R.B DAVIESON, Proprietor of Profegc dl Swedours Hygeism Herb Pills, the Ceoebrated C dial balm of Mecca, &c. -rI With each box of Professor Swedour's Hygein, Pills, price 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. per box, is given extam from the Secret Adviger, containing observationo and of ...

... SPECTACLES FOR ALL SIGHIITS AND AGES. CONVEX. CONCAVE. NeatBlteSteel,perpair, 3 O Neat Blue Steel, Lerpair, G6 li chly finished do. 6 0 Highly finished do o G Best Steel Framwes, with 3rerv best Steel jrtloes, Pebbles, ?? ?? 9 f; *Neigrling onlyt pen. Fine Tortoise shell, ?? 5 ! noyeilit .8. 38 Elegnit Shell, per pair, 6 6 Cataract Spectacles, 2,s 6,1. per pair. Fine Gold Specrtarcle's, 21s ...

... TURKEY SPONGES, WHOLESALE AND T RETAIL. S. WVEINGARTEN, IMPORTER OF SPONGES, 7, WICKLOW-STREET, (Within seven doors of Grafton-street), Hag a large stock of prime Toilet, Carriae, vand Stable Sponges always on hand, and ready for immediate delivery, at very moderate and reduced prices. ?? W. has also on hand a large quantity of Turkey Hloneycomnb Sponges, which are suitable for either Carriage ...

... THEAT~R1T POYAL, DUBLIN. - ' iiS EVENING (Friday), January 11th, 'll be performed the Romantic Drama of I THE LADY OF-THE LA.KE. James FitzisalBs, Mr. HI Bland; Roderic Dhu, Mr. Ling- barn.uos IMr. Roberts; Malcolm Grerme, Mr. Hough- . Ir. aBarrett; Ellen, Miss C. Cooke; Blanche of e M T5 ormlan. To i01n3clade with a Grand Fairy Tale Pantomime, called THE YELLOW DWARF, On ITAILEQUIN AND ...

... FIVE DOORS FROM STEPHEN'S-GREEN. pR. HYMAN DAVIS, SURGEON- ?? DENTIST, 48, GRAFTON-STREET, (Successor to Mons. Desirabode,) Has an infallible method of adapting ARTIFICIAL TEETH To any case, however difficult. They adhere to the gum, rendering unnecessary every descrip- tion of fastening, are made of any shade, so as to correspond exactly to those left in the month, and may be had from One to ...

... IN ?? IS EVENING (SabuDday) Jauuayt 12tht ill be perfonnertth.CeS .of;; I ,. a ,! s11 TlEH Wrg~ijhL1O @Fs iTUNtl.0 s~l'l'1~ -e oie,^ Mslr ?? SveshaflhMr H-Bland3 ;'WoqdvilleitIr .O~in~lmitionj~'t' 500dcnille ltr Heat1ing^es ?? 'DaiwMvDawyil f rSmvtbsoiti; Weeidy c, Mllfrs Itrollughim ; Emily Tempest, bits Ling- pew nrc~rkle~yhl}hgtBdr~rY.. ?? w'ill ?? iu~lc witl a Grand Fairv!Tele lantosainay, ...

... ROYAL, DUBLIN. Last Week of tbe Pantomime. off Change of Comic Scenes. IS EVENING (Mouday), January 14th, Ig1o, will be perfvrnmed the First part of Shakspeare's P1i7yo KING HENRY THE FOURTHI. gieg Henry the Fourth, Mr. Lingharn; Henry, Prince of ales, 5Mr IL Bland; Lord Henry Percy, Mr. Caleraft; frin'r John of Lancaster, Miss Pensori; Sir John Falstaff, Ill. Barrett; Lady Percy, AMrs. ...

... TW A P H 0 R I S M SO. T By Surgeon HAYDEN. 1. Psofessional services are a thing in the market, and as Buch ought to be for public convenience, and, to avoid mis- understanding, marked at the lowest figure. If this plan be adopted, each individual, k.nowing the minirnita or lowest price, can at once determine whether he will or can purchase the required article or not. 2. May we not ...

... BELFAST ANACREONTIC SOCIETY. HlIE COMMITTEE have mtuch satisfaction in antioule- T iog to the Memilbers, Associates, and Shareholder, that the first CONCERT, for this Season, wvill take pilce no FRIDAY Erveig, the 18ih of Jauary, instead of \Vel. tesda la, the 911h, s firuil cr1y adveitises, f'for whichI occasiou they have belen So forts sate as to s acceed ill cilgaging the fol. (3wing ...

... TiI11 . O AL UBLIN. Last. INeek of the Pantomime. E Cbange of Gomic. Scenes. ,IS EVENING (Tuesday), January 1-5th, lil0, will be performed the Romnantic Drania called JTi 'FOUNDLING OF THE FOREST. tde Vtsinnnt, Mr. CaleW ~Florisn; the Foundling, C tl titude Baron Longueville, Mr. 'Barrett ' Bertrand, itr Inhafl Eu'enia, Mrs. Broighasit; Monica, Mrs. Ir rett . Geralditie, M~rs. ,in/ ; RaItlle, ...

... YOU AY BE CURED YXI OLLOWAY'S ~OlNTMXXT,_ CUr or RitUEUMATIBM AWID Rlt5EUHAT'IC GOtrT-EXt,, a letter from Mr. Thomas Brunton, Landlord of the lyutrl Tavern, Coatham, Yorkshire, late of the Life Guards, ki September 28th, 1848:- i To PRnoFEsSoR HoLLOWAY-SitR-For a long time I was, martyr to rheumatism and rheumatic gout, and for ten w previoas to using your medicine Iwassobasd as nlot ...

... TRY ERE YOU DESPAIR H ° L L O W A Y'S P I L LS. CURBn or ASnrA.-Extraot of a Letter from Mr. Benjuala Mackie, a respectable Quaker, dated Creenagh, near Lougbill, Ireland, ?? 11th, 1848:- ' To Pnorrssos. HOLLOWAvY-RZPECTED TuIZ-'Tby s- cellent pllleb ave effectuallycured me cfan asthma wbich afflicted me for threeyears tosuch an extent that I was obliged to walrlay room at night for air, ...