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    JtmE 23, 1855.J THE LEADER. 611

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    Jtme 23, 1855.J The Leader. 611

    JtmE 23 , 1855 . J THE LEADER . 611

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    F ENDERS , STOVES , and FIRE-IKONS . Buyers of the afoove are requested , before finally deciding , to visit WILLIAM S . BURTON'S SHOW-ROOMS : S 9 , Oxford-street ( corner of Newman-street ) , Nos . 1 , 2 , & 3 , Newman-street , and 4 & 6 , Perry ' s-place . They are the largest in the world , and contain such an assortment of FENDERS , STOVES , RANGES , FIRE-IRONS , and GENERAL IRONMONGERY , as cannot be approached elsewhere , either for variety , novelty , beftuty of design , or exquisitenessof workmanship . Bright " Stoves , with bronzed ornaments aud two seti of bars , 21 . 14 s . to 51 . 10 s . ; ditto with ormolu ornaments and two sets of bars , 51 . 10 s . to 12 ? . 12 s . ; Bronzed Fenders complete , with standards , from 7 s . to 32 . ; Steel Fenders from 21 . 15 s . to 61 . ; ditto with rich ormolu ornaments , from 21 . 15 s . to 71 . 7 s , ; Fire-irons from Is . 9 d . the set to 4 l . 4 a . Sylvester and all other Patent Stoves , with radiating hearth plates . All which he is enabled to sell at these very reduced charges—Firstly—From the frequency and extent of his purchases and Secondly—From those ]) urchases being made exclusively for cash . BATHS and TOILETTE WARE . —WILLIAM S . BURTON has ONE LARGE SHOW-ROOM devoted exclusively to the DISPLAY of BATHS and TOILETTE WARE . The Stock of each is at once the largest , newest , and most varied ever submitted to the public , and marked at prices , proportionate with those that have tended to make his establishment the most distinguished in this country . Portable Showers , 7 s . 6 d . ; Pillow Showers , SI . to 5 / . ; Nursery , 15 s . to 32 s . ; Sponging , 15 s . to 32 s- ; Hip , 14 s . to 31 s . ( id- A large assortment of Gas Furnace , Hot and Cold Plunge , Vapour , and Camp Shower Baths . — Toilette Ware in great variety from 15 s . 6 cl . to 45 s . the Set of Three . THE BEST SHOW of IRON BEDSTEADS in the KINGDOM is WILLIAM S . BURTON'S . He has TWO VERY LARGE ROOMS , which are devoted to the EXCLUSIVE SHOW of Iron and Brass Bedsteads and Children ' s Cots , with appropriate Bedding and Mattresses . Common Iron Bedsteads , from 16 s . ; Portable Folding Bedsteads , from 12 s . 6 d . ; Patent Iron Bedsteads , fitted with dovetail joints and patent sacking , from 17 s . 6 d . ; and Cots , from-20 s . each . Handsome ornamental Iron and Brass Bedsteads , in great variety , from 21 . 13 s . 6 d . tolaMas . PAPIER MACHE AND IRON TEATRAYS . An assortment of Tea Trays and Waiters wholly unprecedented , whether as to extent , variety , or novelty . New Oval Papier Mache Trays , per set of three from 20 s . Od . to 10 guineas . Ditto , Iron ditto from 13 s . Od . to 4 guineas . Convex shape ditto ... ... from 7 s . 6 d . Round and Gothic waiters , cake and bread baskets , equally low . WILLIAM S . BURTON has SIXTEEN LARGE SHOWROOMS devoted to the show of GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY ( including cutlery , nickel silver , plated and japan wares , iron and brass bedsteads , and bedding ) , so arranged and classified that purchasers may easily and at once rnalse their selections . Catalogues , with engravings , sent ( per post ) free . The money returned for every article not approved of . * 39 , OXFORD-STREET Oorner of Newman-street ); 1 , 2 , and 3 , NEWMAN-STREET ; and 4 and 5 , PERRX'SPLACE . Established A . D . 1 S 20 .

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    p ARDEN ENGINES , SYRINGES , & c , \ JT upon the best and most improved principle , manufactured only by tho patentee , RICHARD READ . 35 , llegcnt-circus , Piccadilly , London . *„* Descriptions sent post free .

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    FURNISH YOUR HOUSE WITH THE BEST ARTICLES AT DRAKE'S Ironmongery and Furnishing Warehouses . Established a . ]) . 1700 . A Triced Furnishing List , free by post . DEANTC , DR . VY , and CO . ( Opening to tho Monument ) , London-bridge .

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    C HILDREN'S BEDSTEADS AND BEDDlNCi .-IIKAL aud SON'S Stock of Children ' s Cols , Cribs , and Bedsteads contains every Design and Sizo that is manufactured , both in Wood and Iron , which , together with thoir largo assortment of civcry other description of Bed-Btcad , will be found worthy of inspection . They also beg to call attention to their show of Isediioom Fhumtxikk , of which their New Ware-Rooms enable them to keep such an assortment that Customers may select all the articles for the complete ¦ furnishing of a . Heuroom . An ILLUSTUATI-M ) CATALOG UK of BUDSTHADS , containing upwards of One Hundred different Designs , sent- freo by post . —111 1 ; A Land SON , Bedstead and Bedding , and Bedroom Furniture Manufacturers , l ' . Hi , Tottenham Court-road .

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    DEAFNESS and XOISES in the HEAD . — Prco of Charge , for tho Protection and Instant Reliel of tho Deaf , a Book of . »? pages . —An extraordinary J > iscovory . — , ! u . st published , stmt free by posl to any deaf person writing for it , "A STOl'TO KM l'l KIO 1 M . M and Kxornitant Feos . " Sufferers extremely iloaf , by means of t his book , permanently euro theuiHelvos , in any distant part of the world , without pain or use of any instrument . Thousands have l > eon restored to perfect , hcitriiiK , and for ever rescued from who HiiarcH of I he liunicroiiH advertising , dangerous , unqualified pretenders ott . lio preHen I , day . It contains lists of startling cures , published liy Dr . V . II . HOCiHTOiN , Member of tho London Itoyal ' Collrffn of Surgeons , May 2 , IS 45 ; L . A . O . April JJO , 1 KKI ; CoiisullliiKSurgeon to the Institution > or the Cure of Deafness , I ) , ISud ' olU-plaec , I ' Mall , London , wnoro all letters are to bo addressed . — Personal consulta tlonnovory day between 11 mid 4 o ' clock . —Sufferers deaf 40 or 60 years have their lumrliiK perfectly restored in half an lour without , a moment ' s inconvenience- Testimonials aud Wtiflcatos can be seen from all tho loading members of the * acuity , and from I ' atieut a cured .

    Ad02311

    T ; ONBON AND WESTMINSTER BANK . -M ~ J The Temple-Bar Branch of this Bank was OPENED on Friday the 15 th instant , at the Temporary Offices , No . 211 , Strand . The Capital of the Bank is- 5 , O 0 O , OOOZ . sterling , in 60 , 000 shares of 100 & each . The sum of 20 / . has been paid on each share , so that the paid-up capital is 1 , 000 , 000 / . sterling . The Bank has about twelve hundred partners , % vhose names are registered at the Stamp Office , and are printed with the Annual Report of the Directors . Current Accounts are received on the same principles as those observed by the London Bankers . Sums from 10 / . upwards are received upon interest . Tor these sums receipts are granted , called deposit receipts . Circular notes are issued for the use of travellers on the Continent . J . W . GILBART , General Manager . Lothbury , June 19 , 1855 .

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    SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BANKING COMPANTT . Incorporated by Royal Charter , 1847 . The Court of Directors grant LETTERS of CREDIT and BILLS upon the Company ' Bank at Adelaide at Pae . Approved drafts negotiated and sent for collection . Business with the Australian colonies generally conducted through the Bank ' s Agents . Apply at the Company ' s Offices , 54 , Old Broad-street , London . WILLIAM PURDY , Manager . London , June , 1855 .

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    NOTICE OF DIVIDEND . BANK OF DEPOSIT , NATIONAL ASSURANCE AND INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION , No . 3 , Pali / Mall East , London . Established A . D . 1844 . THE WARRANTS for the HALF-YEARLY Interest , at the rate of 5 per cent , per annnm-,. on Deposit Accounts , to the 80 th June , will be ready for delivery on and after July 10 th , and payable daily between the hoars of Eleven and Three o ' clock . Parties residing at a distance will , on application , have their Dividend Warrants forwarded for signature . The Warrants will be paid on presentation at the Head Office in London ; or the amount maybe received at the various Branches , or through Country Bankers . PETER MORRISON , Managing Director . 21 st June , 1855 . Prospectuses and Forms for opening Investment Account ' s sent free on application .

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    CRAUFURD HOUSE CLASSICAL , MATHEMATICAL , AND CHEMICAL SCHOOL , MAIDENHEAD , BERKS . MR . PEARCE has pleasure in announcing that tho increase of his pupils has led to extensive alterations and enlargement in Craufurd House , combining every arrangement for convenience , comfort , and health . During nine years medical attendance has been required once . The various branches of polite and useful learning arc taught in the' most approved , expeditious , and effective methods . Discipline is maintained , and good habits are formed by careful training and vigilant superintendence . The pupils speak French constantly , many as easily as English . German is spoken . There arc Singing and Drawing classes . A band of Music is being formed . Science is taught experimentally . Tho younger pupils are under special and appropriate management . The vigour , cheerfulness , and enthusiasm , in cricket , prymnastics , swimming , daily rambles , and frequent excursions into the neighbouring country , attest the scope and encouragement afforded to tho development of boyish fuelhips and physical strength . The terms are from 30 / . to 40 ? . p er annum . References of tho highest respectability will do sent on application .

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    PRIVATE EDUCATION IN PARIS . — Professor SAUVALLE , Rue des Postcs , 44 , near tho Pantheon , receives a select number of young gentlemen as pupils . They are treated as members of the Family . r J ' he course of Instruction includes ancient and modern Literal « # -o , and tho Sciences . Particular attention is given to tho French language . For particulars , apply ( by letter ) to Mr . E . P ., 20 , Arundclstroet . Strand ; and for personal reference , to Mr . W . Eaton , Hi , l ' rineo ' s-gate , Hyde Park , London , or to Mr . Holt , DO , Cliaring-crotis .

    Ad02306

    A T . Mil . MECIirS ESTAIU / ISIIMENrS , . / V n !? , RKGKNT-STREET , 1 . . LHAl ) KNIIALL-STREI < : 'r and ( CRYSTAL FALACK , are exhibilod tho finest ¦ specimens of BRITISH IMANUFACTURKS in DrcssiiiK-cases , Workliox <> s , Writing-cases , Uressing-baKH , and other articles of utility or luxury , suitable for presentation . A separate department for Papior-Maehe Manufactures and bagatello tables—table cutlery , razors , soissors , penknives , strops , paste , < te . Shipping orders executed . An extensive assortment of superior hair and other toilet brushes .

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    AM E It T C A N S A It S A P ARIL L A . OLD DR . JACOB TOWNHEND'S AMERICAN SARSAl'AUl LLA . This is , of all known reinodietsthoniOHt pure , safe , act ive , and ellleaeioUN in tlio purification of i , 1 k ; liloodof all morliid matter , of lille , urea , aeids , scrofulous substances , humours of all kinds , which produce rushes , oi-uptions , salt r ) iouin , erysipolan , aenl < l head , sore eyes amd ours , sore throat and ulcers , and hcii'oh on any part of tin body . It is unsurpassed in its acLiou upon l . ho liver , tho lungs , and tho stomach , removing any cause of disease from those organs , and expelling all liumours from the sy . sU'iu . It . v cleansing tho blood , it for evor prevents pustules , MtstliH , lii ' mplos and every variety of notch on thoface and lir «* j » nt . 11 / is a Ki'oal tonic , and iinpartsHlveiiKt . il and vigour to Ilio debilitated and weak , gives restaud ret ' reshinp ; sloop t otli <¦ iiorvous and restless invalid- It is a Kroat female me tllcinc , and will euro moro complaints iioculiar to t lie nvx than iiii . v other remedy in the world . Warehouse . : I 7 : ! , Strand , nilloining Exeter-Hall : POM KROT , AN DIIKWH and CO ., Solo Proprietors . Half-pints , iis . Ucl ; pinUviiB . jBinullquurlzH , ta , Gd .: quart * . 7 s . ( SU . ; uianunothu . llK .

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    T > AIL WAY ACCIDENT INSURANCE . 16 , 2232 . 5 s . have already been paid as compensation for Fatal and other RaiKvay Accidents , by the RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ASSURANCE COMPANY . EXAMPLES . 10002 . was paid to the Widow of J . G ., killed on the 24 th February , 1853 , secured by a payment of 12 . 3502 . was paid to H . C . H . J ., who had his leg broken on the 31 st Aug ., 1853 , secured by a payment of 1 & . 2002 . was paid to W . P ., severely injured on the 19 ttt < Septeinber , 1854 , secured by a payment of 11 . For the convenience of frequent travellers , Periodical Insurances are granted , which now cover the risk of Fatal Accidents while travelling in any class carriage on any Railway in the United Kingdom or on the Continent of Europe , and insure Compensation for Personal InjflOTyin any Railway Accident in the United Kingdom only . To Insure 1000 ? . at an Annual Premium of 2 fls . Ditto 2 QQI . . ditto 5 s-Insurances can also be effected securing the same advantages for terms of five or ten years , or for the whole of life , at greatly reduced rates , wh ich may be learned from the Company ' s Prospectus , to be had at the Offices , and at all the principal Railway Stations . A new class of insurance has also been established in case of Death by Railway Accident alone , without compensation for Injury . To Insure 1000 Z . at an Annual Premium of 5 » . ' Ditto any sum not exceeding 1000 ? . for the whole of life by a single payment of 6 s . per cent .: thus one payment of SI . will secure lOOOi . The Premiums charged include the Stamp Duty , this being the only Company Insuring against T & ailveay Accidents empowered by Special Act of Parliament to pay a commuted . Stamp Duty . WILLIAM J . VIAN , Secretary . Railway Passengers' Assurance Office , 3 , Old Broad-street , London .

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    ST . GEORGE ASSURANCE COMFANT , 118 , PALL-MALL , LONDON . Capital , 100 , 0002 ., in Shares of 51 . each . Deposit , 11 . per Share . ( On which Interest , at the rate of 51 . per cent , per annum , exclusive of Dividend , is guaranteed by the Deed of Settlement . ) Chairman—Viscount RANELAGH , Park-place , St . James ' s . Deputy-Chairman—HENRY POWNALL , Esq ., Ladbrckesquare , Notting-hill . Secretary—W . C . URQUHART , Esq . POLICIES ABSOLUTELY INDISPUTABLE . Annuities and Endowments for families , children , and others on the most favourable terms . Premiums payable yearly , half-yearly , or quarterly . No charge for medical fees or stamps . Loans granted for long or short periods , payable by monthly , quarterly , or half-yearly instalments . Defective Titles , Reversions , & c , assured and guaranteed

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    AEGUS LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY , 39 , Throgmorton-street , Bank . Chairman—THOMAS FAENCOMB , Esq ., Alderman . Deputy-Chairman-WILLIAM LEAF , Esq . Richard E . Arden , Esq . Rupert Ingleby . Esq . Edward Bates , Esq . Thomas Kelly , Esq ., Aid . Thomas Camplin , Esq . Jeremiah Pilcher , Esq . James Clift , Esq . Lewis Pocock , Esq . John Humphery , Esq ., Aid . Physician —Dr . Jcafl ' reson , 2 , Finsbury-square . Surgeon—W . Coulson , Esq ., 2 , FrederJck ' s-placc , Old Jewry . Consulting Actuary—Professor Hall . M . A-. of King ' s College . ADVANTAGES OF ASSURING WITTI THIS COMPANY . The Premiums are on the lowest scale consistent with security . The assured are protected by an ample subscribed capital —an Assurance Fund of nearly ' 100 , 0002 ., invested on mortgage and in the Government Stocks—aud an income o ( 80 , 000 / . a year . Fremiums to Assure . £ 100 . Wholo Term . Ago . , Ono Year . Seven Years . WithProfita " Without Profits go " ~ LWxi a """ . co lfl a ii is id x \ n iii 30 113 12 7 2 5 o 3 0 7 40 15 0 1 fl 1 ) 3 0 7 U M K > HO 1 M 1 1 19 1 O 4 (! 8 -i 0 11 CO 3 __ A _ 4 : il 7 0 0 12 i ) J AJL .. MUTUAL BRANCH . Assurers on the Bomm oyatom are entitled at the Olid of flvo years , and afterward * annually , to participate in lourflfthH or so per cent , of 1 lie profits . Tim profit assigned to each poliey can l > c added ( o tho sum assured , applied in roduelion ' of tho annual premium , or be received lit cash . At tho first , division a relnrn of 20 jicr cent in cash on the piou . in . ns paid wan < le <» lured : this will allow a revorsimiur . v increase viu-. yiiiB iiceorduiK to ago Irom 60 to JM per cent , on ( he premium * , or irom 5 to 15 percent , on tho sum assured . One-hiilf of the" Wholo Torm" Premium may remain on .,.,,,, , •„ ,. , Ven yearn , or oiui-lhird of tho I ' remiuin may remain for ) i (' " a dehl . upon tho Policy nt . 5 percent ., or may b < - P » i < l « ll' at any tiino without notice . Claims paid in one , month after proofs hnvo bcou approved . Loans upon approved security . No charge for l ' olic . y stamps . Medical ulteiidaut , n paid for their reports . Persons ma v . in time of poiu .-o , proceed to or reside In any part or Kurope ! or iiritlnh . North America , without extra ' Tho medical oIIIccth atUiiul every day at a quarter boforo 18 , BATES , Rvsidwnt Director .

• Citation
  • Leader (1850-1860), June 23, 1855, page 23, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_23061855/page/23/