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... WEBB D COMPANY, CORN-MARKEC. W HILFE English Agents find in Ireland such a v profitable Market for Goods often inferior in quality, surely there must be room for IRISH TALENT and NATIVE INDUSTnY. We are at present in a position to ensure to our Customers WOOLLEN GOODS, Manufactured at home, which, in the essential qualities of superfine finish, fastness of Dye, and sterling excellence of ...

... TO B3UILDERS AD PLASTERERS. ROMAN CEMENT, F superior quality, manufactured by GEOI GE ) ANDERSONt and CO., Hyde Park Mills, and 3AHfEs ANDERSON and Co., Hill Street Mills, Glasgow, and Sold by A. and J. ANDERSON and Co., Seel Street, Orders either to Glasgow or Liverpool will be promptly attended to. RROl £5,000 to 50,000 a year may be realised by either sex> whether employed or unemployed, ...

... TH E K O S S U T H F U N D. T.- LONDON COMMITTEE. W. H. Ashurst, Esq. Thomas Pront, Esq. F. Letinectc, Bbq. It bert Itussill, eqi. Charles Gilpin, Esq. J11mn1s. Stansfiild, Beq. J.. X. laiskes, Eq. Lot d Dudl= y Coutts Stuart, M.P. Samuel Morley, Esq. Winm. Arour Wilkinsot, Esiq. J. A. Niehoolav, Eq. David W. Wi:tou, Eeq. Subieeript onse riceived at Currie snd Co, CornhillUi Couttb sad Co., ...

... No. rsic Phills luntie isy :9'saietrlDri''s. 11,8010 CINRBO` BY flU ItARR~Y'S E VA L E NTA. A R-A IJICA FOO 0D, d R.0 alesarte t wol ell'octittI teinerly (without inrrtirinc, U tri~,lfvrfl s' OVCX e'f C, ftit 55000 fifty tiwos its cost ?? , vmeians oef t'trdl. 0 'Ic d tinii.toas frost la!rfi's ci' stnquestiornable respectabi- g lit3 litass att, sted flint it uspersotd':- aodir~,icie of every ...

... TilE ROAD TO HEALT!f l- J{O0LLO0 WAY S PILLS. lt ~'CURE OF A DISORDERED LIVER AND BAD rae e- ?? fro C~ opy of a Letter from Mr. R. TV. Kfirkues, C'hemict 7, La a. T .Pes'cot Street, Liverpool, dated 6t4 June, 1551: de ?? HOLLOWAY, wh it- Sin,-Your Pills and Ointment have stood the highest co Fson our sole list of Proprietary Medicines for some years. as A customer, to whom I can refer for any ...

... BLACKBURN CRlCKETERS' BALL. THE ANNUAL BALL in aid of the Funds of the above Club will be held at the STATION OFI THE 1 BLACKBURN AND BOLTON RAILWAY COMPANY, BLACKBURN, on THURSDAY, the 11TH DECEMBER NEXT, 1851, under the following distinguished Patronage:- LADY PATRONESSES: MRS. WILLIAM HENRY HORNBY. LADY DE TABLEY.MRS. FLEETWOOD. LADY FEILDEN. MRS. JAMES GREENWAY. MRS. J. HORNBY. MRS. BROCK ...

... fo I ADVEITISEMENTS.1 re AIN ARTICLE MUST BB REALLY GOOD TO C 07AMAIND PER- D MANENT SUPPoRT.-This is the secret of the success of JOHX e CASSfLL'S COFFE. it produces a strong, rich, delicious. and _ invigorating leverage. No secret is made of the iact that, in ly some trials, there is en admixture of a small portion of the t finest chicory, which, with a truly fine coffee produces an article ...

... DO YOU WANT BEAUTIFUL AND LUXU- I.or RIANT lHAIR, WHISMERS, MOUSTACHIOi, Con EYEBROWS, &o.? Tiet THE Immense Public Patronage bestowed lo.c . 1 upson Idise ELLEN GRtAIAH'S NIlOUliRENA, got during the lastseven years, is sufficient evidence ofits chil amazing properties in reproducing the human hair, whe. the I ther lost by disease or natural decay, preventing the hair Col rfalling off, ...

... TEETH. R. T. GODFREY, SURGEON DENTIST, SI, Lt M trgaret-sireet Cavendish square. London, ac- quants his Friends, Patients, and tle Public generally, of Portsmouth and its vicinities, that he will be in attendance or Tuesday. December the 2nd. and the ii itrst Tuesday in everv month, at Mr. J. Cole's, Music - Repo-itory, High-street. Mr.G. contitues to supply tire LOSS of TEETH on at thie ...

... -4 '!MYK ,I noticed in the morning rapieeo, saeon. ~bTi~iribbery recently committed in Chriit Chuich, Hoxtbt, fnd I must say that the cb~irco stne gratly ~~Je~,~the palice - aronfhtil o Va~qffo~n, rhd&eI qfl -ivpctr *ergeeit c-an n n ?? ~'de~li hoeono~n~ jos ipe, ?? the jfesmen but hattha ?? uote anzoth~er mal- re e slcns~eponst i I'W i tesoy o~f ?? ~th~ ~e ut , cet~oe~,.is, #i p aclsl hy~' ...

... EYE RENOVATOR.-A new philosophical in. strument for restoring the eye to its natural and original sight, recently discovered in America by one of the most scientific men of the age, and greatly approved by all that have used it. It Is generally known that dironess or loss of sight is caused by the flattening of the lens or cornea of the eye, either by age or injudi- clous usage making it ...