... TH lE ATHIENBEUM INSTITUTE for AU EHORS and ARTISTS. * ?? S~tckvilie-street, London. Ever Copaninshp ofmenrequre omeparticular bonds of 'Oltion to ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ hih me atralbals ndsoe cmmn ojet ?? iduce 9tnsntatin;andtheproctrs f tie ioert'ltn~have based Literary Men and ?? o In ~saingwit metalwohlcer5 hatismenvilho are moer intil. restd I th wors tem~lveswhih tey prin thn in the coin Ineroial ...

... T H E for AUrlloRS and ARTISTSi. 30. S ckvjlle.streat, London. bnso Evercy companionship of men require some ?? un on ;soe Itatural basis and some common object ?? basdo concenitralton aand the promoters of this undsrtkldng havebae their arraiglements en the peculiar position and circumsltaflces of leiterary Men and Artists. In dealing seith mental workers, that Is, men 'who are mere inte. ...

... MATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE ASSOCIATION. Legally Established 1849. Head Office, London, Lincoln's Inn Field Chambers, and 2, Ports- mouth-street, Lincoln's Inn Fields.-Branch Offices, Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol, York, and Aberdeen. Confidential Referee - R. Warwvick, Esq. I.f ATRIMONIAL ALLIANCE ASSOCIA- iL1 TION conducted on the system as so successfully adopted on the Continent, legally ...

... nil Id HERE IS YOUR REMEDY. LI H1OLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. in A MOST MIRACULOUS CURE OF BAD LEGS, AFTER re FORTY-THREE YEARS' SUFFERING. a Evtract of a Letterfrom MAr. W iliaen Oalpin, of 70, St. Mary's i Set-eet, Weymeostk, dated 11dy 15th, 1851. g. To Professor iiosowAY, sIS SJt,-At th age of eighteen my wife (who is now sixty.one) caught it aviolent cold, which settled in her legs, and ever since ...

... a- o sGIATIS WITH THE DISPATCH OF SUNDAY, JAN. 4Tr. rBPHE SUBSCRIBERS to the WEEKLY J1 DISPATCH will be presented with a highly-finished coloured Chart, ahowing by diagrams and at one view, the number of persons who dily, during a period of five morts, vieited. the Crysttil Palace, the amount of money taken at the doorsandreceived from various sources, and other statistic, ot an ...

... A T E : T32l N Al', I NS 4T I TUTE for Al1WRS1111 and AtTlISTS, 'FverS Aii Onfi vvien-a. r(qsttve sclue ta~rtiv'oir bonjias of Intnt~t ; Sriii niatitarast h'aeio ni I onsee ?? .a let, ?? induce ~OA~ic~,Ahti,-n ;and the ?? , of ?? halve ?? he1(ir trovan aentA on ilhe ?? 1sseitiasn and1 CIrvOn ?? Oaf Mitorary Men find Artiets. TrA ~ijne with inntal sn0Vha-vs. t1hat Is, Alen v~olti re minre ...

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... LAI1 'S GOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS U !T-lVwio, ?? is another proof of the great effi cacy ot ?? ld tinC1110 157, New li.,nd street, London, October 12th, 185G Sir-In 1alcqualinting you vith the great benefit ltbh I haveex periellced bp leklog FLAlt'S GOUT AND IliLUMATIC PILLS I feel that I ami buit ,, rfn . nillga duty to that ?? ofthc pubi Who may be sihnihklevlv elitited.Potn fh ul About ...

... THE I ATIIENiEUM INSTITUTE for AUMOlWlS and ARTIfiTS. 301, S clkville-litreet, London. 'EveeY companionship of me eur oeparticular bonds (if ~snoo; smenatca baisand tome common object chelth' tinluce concentration ; and the promoters of this undertaking have based 'their arrangements on the peculiarl position and circtumsltances of LITerary M en and Artilits. ztsdefig wvith mental workers, ...

... THE AdA~fo jr TIo s adATIST. 30. S c~kv~l55~trest. London. tclrbnso Every comipanlonslilp0 ?? eqi'S r~e soeneatclrbdso anion ; soeb natatal bali and some commn hie ndc e~flsntr.ttdl ed the promoters of this untdertaking ?? based theirarrangeettibit5on the peculiar' PtiiOO l adiirusane Liearien antid Artiste. ,,iteralyn ?? muental workerte, that is, then Won are more Into. til resib i te ?? ...

... t }_ .%I AND WVTAN DAI) ! iiiS' NoW PusbltAi77g in Nos at O01c Petally esca. ALL SPLENDIDLY ULItsrATZDP 1.-THtE I.O)hT llAltl\EltS, ortlhe Search for Sir John Frank. Iin. an Auds,t VatesunteC etf ttle various -aldttOta aebe sientot, reurcil sif the Fufillinag hllies with nusrous plates. 2.~LA(l~ll~SE'S TIAVEL lath jol Land : with coloured prunisal~tvc, tud Title, and stnrerou eother platee 3 ...

... RUPTURES EFFECTUALLY CURED WITHOUT A su TRUSS. pEAD THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS, 67 Rselected from many hundreds in the possession of DR. S BAlItER.- Si 'I om happy to inform you that my rupture is quite cured.'-Rtev. I' Hl. Berbica, May 17th, 18G1. 'My rupture has never appeared since. I consider it a mira- cle to becured aiftersuffcring twenty years,'-J. Ede, Esq., June 2nd, or 1811, Sna ' I ...