... ONE TO THREE POUNDS PER WEEK WITH CERTAINTY REALISED. R. ALLEN WOOD, who for Tnty. r .1. three Years superintended an establishmnent em laoying upwards of J200 persons of bo h sexes in %ar ,us 1ranches, will forward, by return of post, Six valuable methods of earning, by ordinary indastry, one to three pounds per week, without the outlay of a sovereign or a st.lling risk. Address, Mr. A. WOOD. ...

... CURES FOR THE UNCURED fr .T OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT h [1 An Ewtraordiranyr Cureof Scrofula,,or KRng'e t L ?? ?? ' '1 tz Extract of a letter froni Mr. J. H. Alliday, 200 High.3treet, le Cheltenham, dated January.22nd, 1860. t Srs,-My eldest son, when about three' years of age, F was afflicted with a glandular swelling' in the neck; which 1 after a short time broke out into an nicer. - An. ?? d ...

... to, tat SECRET SORROW! CERTAIN HELP! te- Immense, Success of the New Rode of Trealteit wbich ms- has never failed. ats -R. ALFRED BARKER, 48, Liverpool Wa J..j Strsetliing's Cross, London. 00 From many year' .experience at the various hospitals in LPt London and on the Continesit, is enabled to treat with hp the utmnost certainty of core, every variety of disease .he arising from solitary ...

... j1'O ThE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF BRADFORD. GOLTLEnssN,-I have bad the bonour of being presented this day with a'requisiioou moat numerously and itdaoeutially signed, requesting me to come forward DS a Candidate to supply the va- cauny occasioned by the death of your late respected member, MIr. Buafeild. I beg to assure you that tbis proof of your confidence and esteem is most gratifying to ...

... EEDS MECHANICS' INSTiT UITION AND L ~~~LITERARY soCiBTV. LE CTURES for the first pnrt of tha SessionlI8t (The Classical Tragedian of the Theatres Royal Covent Garden Drtsry.Lanci, &c.* ')Will give THREE SfAKSPEItRIAN READINGS. dii ll'ED2VE.SDAY. &p,,fnerI~ Tiventy'foutt'h, IHAMLET. SECOND) READING. MONDAY. S,plerbetr iTwent-ingthii/, IHENRY THE FOURTH, FiRST PART., Tihl1lt) READING.S TU/ESDAYF ...

... DNIE TO TIIREE POUNDS PER WEEK WITR CERTAINTY REALISED. MdR. ALLEN WOOD, who for Twen. ?? Years superintended an estabilhwbrrnt em alrning upwards of 210 personsof bo h sexes in sriens ranehes, *ill forward, by return of post, ih;tvtiuable =nethods of carointr, by ordinary industry, ere to three gounds per week, without the outlay of a ssweeign or a Silling risk. Address, Mr. A. Woon, 1-0, ...

... hen CURES FOR THE UNCURED3! fro HOLLOAY'SOINTMENT. we II An Extraordinsary~ Cere of Strofuelc, or Kissg's wi Evil. r Extract of aletter from Mr. J . HL Alliday, 209 High-atreet, lee Cheltenham, dated January 226d, 1850. P0.rl~ Sm,-My eldest son, when about three years of age, Fe was afflicted with a glandular swelling in the neck, which ab. rafter at ahort time broke out intd 'an utlcer. 'An ? ...

... FOR BONIBAY (direct), to sail g L 1~ on the 13th September, the fine A I C~~Coppered Ship HAIDER, a regular k trade, 1200 Tons burthen, Jossrn HOPIIINSON, 1 Commlnander. For light Freight and Passage, apply to the Captain, b en board; or the 1iULL FLAX & COTTON MILL CO.; as Agents. Hull, 21st August, 1851. S T E A A T O L Y N N, TWICE A-WEEK. - 7 1HIIE new, splendid, and power- ?? . fuI ...

... L e __ _ ?? __ e L c aflz, . _ ?? Ir TO ~iNERCHAANTS AND WHOLESALE 7HOUSES:-WANTED, by a Young Man, IU years of age, a ;ITUATIsION as CLERIK. C.at keep a French and German correspondence. The first year's salary would be no object. Address Air. HnsARslsos, 3ool0seller, Ripon. il AATED, by a Person who has had twenty V years' experience iit the Woollon and Stuff Trade, a SITUATION as General ...

... T.INE OF PACKETS FROM LIVER- Li OOL TO AUSTRALIA.T0 sail in October, for 501C pILLIP And ADELAIDP. the roagojitleellt '~frisiate'billt Shipl. MARTIN LUV'IIERZ,1 ~l hloos, Commander. 1.241 tonls register; 1,8' C tolls oppored and copper-fastenled, Fares :-CAbili. bindcabin. Uf5; third cab n, Li1i; steerage. enclosed £)For further particutars apply to Joilv S. OK * 5 C to llms\5'. Fox, 2. King ...

... BEAUTIFUL HAIR, WHISKERS, I, EYEBROWS, tc., may be, with certainty, obtained Iby using a very smailn portion of ROSALIE COUPELLE'S 5PARISIAN POMADE, every morning, instead of any oil or other, preparation. & fortnitht's ise will, in most in- stances, show its stirprisiag properties in producing and carling Wbiskers, llir, ebc, at any age, fronm whatever cause deficient; as alss cbecking ...

... .fltctllanrcouO. CHOLERA AND BOWEL COMPLAINTS T INSTANTLY RELIEVED. D O CTOR JoHNSON'S CHOLERA CORDIAL is infallible in all cases of COOLEasA, g DIAR11al(A, LOSSENESS, COLIC, FLATULENCE, &C., re occurring in Persons of all ages. The rapid and ex- T traordinary cures effected by it, even when every other fo remedy had failed, warrant the undeniable assertion, si; that it is the most valuable ...