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    • 1430 TgE LEABEE, [No. 457, December 24, ...

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      1430 Tge Leabee, [No. 457, December 24, ...

      1430 TgE LEABEE , [ No . 457 , December 24 , 1858 . vmi mE 53

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      WAPPIN'S DRESSING CASES AND TRAVELLING BAGS . MAPPIN BROTHERS , Manufacturers Jjy ^ Special Apnointment to the Queen , are the only Sheffield Makers who « uwbly the consumer in London . Their London Show Rooms 67 and 68 . KING WILLIAM-STREET ? . London BriSI : wntainby faVthe largest STOCK OF DRESSING ^ SES . ^ mdLadies * and Gentlemen ' s TRAVELLING BAGS in the World , each Article being manufactured under their ^^ MAPPIN ^ Guinea DRESSING CASE , for Gentlemen . ' MAPPINGS Two Guinea DRESSING CASE , in solid Ii SSfes' TRAYELIilNG and DRESSING BAGS , from 2 ? . 12 s . to 100 J . each-Gentlemen's do . do ., from Si . 12 s . to SOU . Messrs . MAPPIN invite Inspection of their extensive Stock , which is complete with every Variety of Stylo and A costly Book of Engravings , with Prices attached , forwarded by post on receipt of 12 Stamps . MAPPIN BROTHERS , ^ T « 7 aud 68 , KING WILLIAM-STREET , CITY . LONDON . Manufactory—QtriEBN ' s Cctijeky Works , Sheffield .

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      MAPPiN'S " SHILLING" RAZORS . "Warranted good by the Makers . Shave well for Twelvo Months without Grinding . _ MAFPIN'S 2 s . RAZORS shave well for Three lears . MAPPIN'S 8 s . RAZORS ( suitable for Hard or Soft Beards ) Shave well for Ten Years . MAPPIN BROTHERS , Queen ' s Cutlery Works , Sheffield ; and 67 , King William-street , City , London ; whero the largest Stock of Cutlery in the World is kept .

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      NICOLL'S NEW REGISTERED PALETOT HAS all those advantages -which secured such general popularity to Messrs . Nicoii ' s original paletot , that is to say , as it avoids giving to the : wearer , an outre ap * pearance , that professional men , and all others , can use it ¦ during morning arid afternoon , in . or . but . of doors . Secondly , there is an absence of unnecessary seams , thus securing a more graceful outline , and a : great saving in wear ; -the latter advantage is considerably enhanced by the appli--cationof a peculiar and neatly stitched binding , the mode ¦ 6 * effecting which is patented . . ' in London , the NEW REGISTERED PALETOT can alone be had of H . J . and D . NICOLL , 114 , 116 , 118 , and 120 , Regent-steeet , and 22 , Cornhill .

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      A NEW DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH * c H J . and D . NIC 0 LL recommend for an out-• side Coat the Havelock and Patent . Cape Paletot ; and for ordinary use the Cape Stritt sucli being well adapted for young gentlemen , on account of exhibiting considerable « cdnomy Avith general excellence . Gentlemen at Eton . Harrow , and Winchester , the sHilitary Naval Schools , waited on t ) y appointment . A great variety of materials adapted for the Kilted or Highland Costume , as . worn by th « Royal Princes , maybe seen at ^ - ¦ WARWICK HOUSE , 142 and 144 , Regent-street .

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      FOR LADIES NICOLL'S PATENT HIGHLAND CLOAK is a combination of utility , elegance , and comfort , "No Lady having seen or used such in travelling , for morning wear , or for covering full dress , would willingly be without one . It somewhat resembles the old Spanish Roauelaire , and has an elastic Capucine Hood . It is not cumbersome or heavy , and measures from 12 to 16 yards round the outer edge , falling in graceful folds from the shoulders ; but by a mechanical contrivance ( such being a part of the Patent ) the wearer can instantly form semi-sleeves , and thus leave the arms at liberty : at the same time the Cloak can bemnde as quickly to resume its original shape . The materials chieflv used for travelling are the soft neutralrcoloured

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      shower-proof Woollen Cloths manufactured by this firm , but for the promenade other materials are provided . The price will be two guineas and ahalf for each Cloak ( but with the Mecaniquo and a lined Hood a few . shillings , more are charged . This department is attended to by Cutters , who prepare Mantles of all kinds , with Velvet , Fur , or Cloth Jackets , either for in or out-door uao . These at all times — like this Firm ' s Riding Habit—are in good taste and fit well . Female attendants may also bo geou for Pantalons des Dames a Cheval , partially composed of Chamois . As no measure is required , the Patent Highland Cloak can be sent at once to any part of the Country , and is thus well adapted ° h ! J , and D . NICOLL ,, Warwick House , 142 and 144 , RegentTstreet , London .

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      TVTICOLL'S PATISNT CAPE PALETOT Jl \ offers the following desideratum : tho Cape descends from the front part of the shoulders , and forms a species of eleeve for each arm , both aro at perfect freedom , having to rasa through enlarged apoYturcs In tho side or body of tho Paletot , ; those apertures , howovor , aro duly covered by tho Cape , which does not appear at tho back part of tho Palotot , but only in' the front , and thus serves to form hanging sleeves ; at the same timo concealing tho hands whon placed in the pockets . The garment is altogether most convenient tvndgraceful in appearance , andean in London alono bo had ofHT J . and J > . WT & HOLV 114 . 110 , 118 , and 120 , REGENT .

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      CAUTION . Ij N" consequence of many impudent attempts to deceive the public , it Is neceasary to state that nil Messrs . TSTiooll ' s manufflotures may be distlpguishodlby a trado mark , consiating of a silk label attached to oaoh specimen ; to copy this is fraud , and may bo thus detoctod : if tho garmont is dark-coloured , tho uvbol hns « blaokground , with tho firm ' s name and Address woven by the Jacquftrd loom in goldcoloured silks if tho garment is llght-colourod , the label has a pale drab ground , and rod lottors . Bach garment la marked in plain figures , at a flxod modorato pflco , and is Of the best materials . H . J . and J > . Nicoll havo rocogninod agents in various parta of the Unltod Kingdom M \ d Colonies , and any information forwarded through thorn will bo thankfully aoknow . lodged or paid for , no that the same may load to tho proeoontlonof any person copying tholr trauo mark , or making an unfair uae of their name » that is to day , ln-fluoh a manner IMV bo calculated to miaload . '¦'' -. ^ Starijod ) H . JT . and D . NICOLL , BBaB ^ i-BTJiiaBT and COitNHILL , London .

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      SYDENHAM TOP-CQAT , 42 s . Easy , warm , . waterproof , and elegant ; the most perfect overcoat out . —SAMUEL BROTHjSRS , Merchant Tailors , 29 , Ludgate-hill . " SYDENHAM SCHOLAR'S SUIT , complete for 43 s . 6 d ,, Comprising Trousers . 17 s . Cd . ; "WaistcoatrSs . 6 d .: and coat , 173 . Od . —SAMUEL BROTHERS , 29 , Ludgate . hill . SYDENHAM TROUSERS , 17 s . 6 d ., universally admitted to bo the most elegant , comfortable and durabl ^ tliat caii be made .-SAMUEL UROTHERS , 29 , Ludgate-hill . ¦ ¦ . ¦ . . Patterns and Guide to Sclf-Measureincnt sent free .

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      HYAM AND CO ., 86 OXFORD STREET . /^• OTHIiSrG for the YOUNG should correspond V ^ with age * and juvoiiility should bo studied in dress for Children . Soys , and Youths . Parents and Guardians are informed that HYAM and CO- 's Juvenile bints and Separate Garments display adaptation ni style and make , basides being durable , protective in material , and ecohomic & l in uricc ¦ ¦ Belt Suits for Children at 10 s . 6 d ., 15 s . ( Jd .. and 21 s . School Suits for Boys at IDs . 6 d ., 21 s ., and 25 s . Cane Suits and Osborno Suits , newly introduced , 25 s ., 32 s ., and 38 s .

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      TUVENILE OVERCOATS at 11 YAM and O CO . 'S ESTABLISHMENTS . 86 ,- OXFORD STREKT , are realising a merited amount of favour . New patterns have been designed , and a much greater variety of sizes have been introduced so as to adjust tho Garments to the slightest possible variation in ago , growth , and figure . Bell Sleeve Capes . Poncho Canes , and Col lego Capes , for Children , 10 s . Gd ., 15 s . Oil ., and 21 * . Winged Capes , Sac Capes , and Osborne Over-Coats , for Boys , 12 s . fid ., 18 s 6 d .. and 25 s . Inverness Capes , Sleeve Capes , and the rsew Close-uttiug"Redingote , " for clderyouths , 21 s ., 30 s ., and 30 s .

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      HYA M and CO . 'S CONJOINT GARMENTS for Gentlemen . These consist of the Guinea Coat and Vests . The True-fitti'g ; Trousers and Vest at One Pound and the Coat , Trousers , and Vest , or suit conjointly , at Thirty-eight Shillings . The XevrPaRet Jacket . Sac Jacket . Dress and Surtout Coats , half press and full Dress Suits , & c , are cut . from materials which vary as much m quality and texture as in pattern , so that Gentlemen . will find no difficulty whatever in suiting their tastes to the utmost nicety . . \^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ; . ____

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      /* X ENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE OY 12 K-\ JT COATS at HYAM and CO . 'S ESTABLISHMENTS . 86 . OXFORD STREET . The New Inverness Cape , Sleeve Cape . Redingote , and Silk-Lined Over-coats at a Guinea , Guinea and a Half , and Two and Three Guineas , arc designed atid made in all the Winter Materials by cutters aiid workmen in constant , practice on this description of dress , and superior style and quality are guaranteed . The order department in connexion with each establishment is under efficient management and offers various inducements to gentlemen . ¦ SPECIAL ATTENTION is directed to the following Establishments with which HYAM and CO . alone ar <» rpnnccted : London , SO , Oxford-street . West End ; Birmingham , 2-4 , New-street ; Leeds , 42 , Briggate .

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      132 , RECENT-STREET , W . NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT for the Nobility and Gentry . -Naval , Military , and Clerical Tailor and Outfitter . 132 , REGENT-STREET , "W ., " tVM- CLARK , from H- J . and D . XI-COLL ,

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      132 , REGENT-STREET , W . NEW TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT for tho Prpfossional and Commercial Public , Clerical , Legal , and Court Itobo Maker , 132 . REGENT-STUKET , W-. WM- CLARK , from H . J . aud D . NICOLL .

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      132 , REGENT-STREET , W . WM , CLARK , from H . J . and I ) . NICOLL . Tho NON-BEGISTBRUb PJ 5 JIMISTIO CLOTH PALKTOT : tho cloth used for this gracoful garniont boiiiK made from the Llatnft and ANtracim wools , has a groat advantage over the ordinary Llama oloWi , boing liner nnd stronger , with a permanent Ilniah , retaining all tho softness of the Llama ; it ia an article of clothing that illuBtrntoN , both in material and design , perhaps bottor than any other garment of the season , the prevailing and growiiie taste amongst the well-dressing pnrt of the public for chaeteness and simplicity of stylo in dress . It is made only iu dark , fine cloths , or in dark colours slightly mixed with a lighter shade ; somb of thosp plain colours are or distinctly novel tints , and the fow sprinklings of mixtures added in others to these original shades , produce n , variety quito sufficient to giyo amplo choico without impairing in tho slightest degree , tho charactor required for n quiet and gontlomanly garment . % Two of these Inttor are ospccially aanptod for Frock Coats for clergymen ; ono of thorn is so dark as not to bo easily detected from black , but affording inoro durability for wear than can bo produced in plain black . Tho other is a littlo lighter , and while it is equally wull adapted for Frock Coats is alao peculiarly anltablo for clorigul and other quiet professional paletots . "VVm . Olark has also a very strong fabric of flno Doeskin , In exactly tho samo colo « rlng 8 for trousnrx , and which i * more durable than ordinary cloth , in plain colouru pr mixtures i tho price Is aiiko for tho Paletots , Morning , or Frock Coatu , 42 s ., and tho Trousers , ais . ; for Lounging , Trnvolllng , or Uuainoas Buita , made from tho I ' atout llnlshod Cotswold Angolas , at flOs . ( Waterproof CupoH and Overcoats of ovory doHorlptlon and novojty in maturial . from SIh . Full dross Evening { Suits , Dlaok oloth Dreaa Coat , White Vost , aud Black Vromior-H , comploto for 70 s . ; ovory othor artlclo of Dross equally modorato in coat . Ladies' Hiding Habits , in Watorpropf Twoods or Molten Cloths , for morning wear , 00 s .: < lo . do . in , Huporfliio cloth , Rl . to 71 . 7 h-WM , CLARK , Military and Clerical TiUlor and Itobo Maker , lag , BWGKW-J ^ BOrilMBT , W .

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      132 , REQENT-8 TREET , W . WM . OLAltK ' S CLERICAL SUITS , at § 4 a . Made from tho pormnnont llnlshod oloth , that will nolthor Hpot nor shrink . Olorloivl Gowns aud Surplioua oqually modorato in cost . WM . OLARK , Olorloul Tailor . M . REQENT-STREET , W .

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      ss ^ s ^ * £ ? $£ £ CLOTHIER AND MANUFAOTTn , »« CITY—30 , Graoechurch-street U 1 A ^ UREB , _ WEST-180 and 100 , Tottenham-coiirt-road } LONDON In tho READY-MADE DEPARTM ENT ¦ c ^ i , M nicnse assortment of MEN'S , BOYS' iIJva ?? "" CLOTHING . consisting of garments o ' f tfi ? ™ ° UWtt ' darablo . and elegant designs ca . nrl . fc T uove 1 ' Public will effect a sreat saving , the i / rlces h-w ^ ? « tho most economical principles , cousistent S , ? «» quality— -the only tost of cheapness . Mnth sterlh ) g BOYS' AND JUVENILE DEPARTMENT -v * , can exceed thevariety and novelty of desitrnin iiii . i ^ ment . For the winter season , sueVi a , immense £ L ^ mt : is provided as to exceed all L . II YAM'S formed- cKW prices , as usual , are framed upon tho most bcomSSSM ? and have only to bo seen to ensure- that mtmno ™ ? Vf > their intrinsic merits so well deserve l ) atro » agc which The ORDERED DKPARTMENT contains a n «„•„; tees for a good fit . Economy is thihi-wliiw fSw *" - ™ " " CLERICAL and PROFESSIONAL % "N ^ aro !„• ii Invited , the Black and Mixture i'litha " being ; ofTlffll D . YE . An ordered Suit of Black fur : )/ . 3 s Also the . pm bratc ^ SEVENTEliX SHILLING TROUSE 11 S iu gS L . HYAM marks every Garni en t hi PL \ IN FIGURFS from which no devijilion is made ; ami no carmeut iip «? bu kept , when scon afhoine . if not sat isfactory , can be exchanged within any reasonable time , if returned incood condition . b u

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      THE 35 s . INVERNESS WRAPPERS , THE 50 s . T \ VEE 1 > SUITS , & THE H 3 s . TROUSERS A HE all nuido to OrUcr from the New SCOTCH CHE VLOT , all Wool Tweeds , of Winter Substances , thoroughly , shrunk-,, by B . BKXJAMIX , Mc-rclmnt and Family Tailor . 71 , Uejreht-street , AV . l ' atterns and Deslcns \ yith directions for . Measurement , sent free . The TWO GUI NEA DRESS or i'ROCK COAT , the GUINEA DRESS TROUSERS , and . the HALF GUIXKA WAISTCOATS . N . B . —A perfect fit guaranteed .

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      DEAFNESS AND NOISES IN THE HEAD . q . . "* Uit KISIl-. T RE ATMENT— A Surgeon from JL the Crimea , who was cured of fourteen years'deafness and most distressing noises in thr head , is anxious to commuuivatu the nieans ofeuri' to others so . aillictud . Pull instruct ions to effect acuri" srut to any part of the world upon receipt of n stamped directed ei . ivehipe . — Surgeon Colston , MilRX ' . S . ami M . K . S . L ,, Xo .- 7 , . Ijc ^ iei'ster-plnci ? .-Leicestersquare , London , W . C . Consulting : hours eleven till four ( i : ii ! v .

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      GALVANISM . MR . WILLIAM II . HXLSE , the ^ Icdicai Galvanist . of Xo . 1 , Addison-tovraec , Kensington , London , solicits * invalids to send to him for his l ' ainphlcton " Medical ( Jalv . iiisin , " which he will forward pusl 1 rce on reci-i | it of Two l ' ostaci' S-taiups . The bi-ndieial ell ' eets of QalvnniKm in eases of Paralysis , Loss of Muscular Power in a : iy part , Asibinn . I . udi ^ i-stion , and ' Xervousness , are most extraordinary wluMi-npplieU iuasciniitiiio uinnuur , and with an ctlieient apparatus . Al'tcndmu-e fnnn Ti-u to Two o'clock . Mr . Halse ' s U . ilvaulc Maelnues aa > Ten Guineas each .

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      TRIESEMAR . Protected-hv Royal Letters 1 ' atciM of England , and secured by tho seals of the- Kcple- de l'liarmaeie do l ' ans , and the Imperial ColleK <> of Aieilicine , Vienna , lnesrmar , > o . 1 , is a rumeilv for r . daxatiou , spi ; rnnitorrhu . ! a , and oxlianstion ofthesystlMii . Triuscmnr . No . 2 , Hleclually , in the short space of throe days , completely nml entirely eradicates all traces of tlosc disurUers which eapsiil .-s have so onie boon tliounlit an ' antidote for , totlioruin or the liealUiotaywt portion of the population . Trieseniar , > o . a , i . i ll ! , ^ ; f ' ( . ontiuiMitalrcnicdy for that ela ^ s or iliSonU-rswhu'li unfortunately tho KuKlihh pliysician treats wltli jnewn > , to the iiicvitihhMk'st ruction of theptirni '> eoi ) stiiuiit . n , « nii which all tho BHivsnimrilla in the- world cniino , rotno \ c . Trioseinar , Nos . 1 . 2 , and » .. nn- « l ' V , "' ,, v i , onthS smell , and of nil nnuseatinir iiunhties . ' 1 hoy inn . v h on mo toilot table without their use bciiiK suntect . 'il .- ^ > d m itn oaH < -s , nrioo'liH ., free by post Is , si . «\ ira tomw I >¦"!¦ ; oim United Kingdom , or four eases in om- U > r . W * .. Iy !»« « h . 2 d . cxtm . which Ritvi > . s Us . ; niii . in •''• ' " ' ; : , s ' ., as there i » n . savin * of M , i 2 h . s fllviilfl into sopnii ¦ ! •« ' « « 'g adniinisfuroil by Valpeau , I . alloniand . Ro n . ^ : ' ; " ^ ]) . Church , 78 . Grnc ! u . lu . rch-st » ... t i l ^ r \ W l }? . ° ^» g Kinp Willimn-streot , ( J . I ' . \ N n ! ls , 17 , hti-a 1 o t . - $ Strand ; llannay , (» : » . Oxrcinl-stlrwl ; » m P' r . 10 .. n ''« stroot , ioriilou i It . . 11 . IiiKlmin , Mark . ! -strj . •( . ManuioMt r , and I ' oweU . 15 . WuHluiorolnnd-Hlrm't , Duliun .

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      TO THE ^ NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED . CHARLKS WATSON , M . I ) ., VuHow « 'V f . S' ^ iw . 1 ' rcsldont of tho liwporlnl Afrcan I" !; »««« £ ' * " , a Corroa . Member of tho Modlrnl Soc-lutios of Ko ich i I ' orn . tlio Niitluiiul Academy o ^ ' ]\^> * i ;'?" . % "\ tre & - sklent 1 'liynlclan to the . | JimII < m" « I J V . H |)( M L t , ' iis ' i o , on roplace , Borfford-aqunro . London . ooutmii .-H ti ^* mio !! ooiptof BlxBtau »| W . "THia OU 1 UM iO « n ' < -sli ^ ul l > o > 'i > s ° ' riioso about ontorliiK H > o Marriiiffi- *?! ttlU . Avlois l " *» fflvca J ) r . Watson ' H invalual . ld littlo work , ns tho L , " , B on liaaUhanddlHoano rnflpMtH nijuili ( m-piIU » 1 "'» Bound lhodlcnl philosopher . —Lri ( ic > _ , , i v mui nrivnta " Tho truoGuldo to tUoso whodoslro aspooiij nu » i euro . " — -University Mar / asinc . , ,, .. jjOndon For Qimlinoatlona vldo "Ulplonms and mo MedloalDlrobtory . " , — -- —

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      "" vaIuable information i gratis ^ A neatly printed book , 100 P'W'H . ' . \ ft ,. | . ouj } l , Y , W CO 1 MUS of which nro UoImk insiu'il ( I IA i ,. | Yor <<» i : at tho " ASBLTOMIOAT . ANI > 1 'ATIIOI . Ofl If A ! ... »«»«•» ; ' fc „ , „ ,. ]( tO JIhitatn . " Tho Boolnty nri'HoiilH U « Ih n P" ' ' vll 0 ftr 0 tho public urntuitouHly , I'or thu bonelU u hi p in ,,, llOry , mtin ' rlilg from dobllft * . iiorvouHiif « H . Iowh * ' , ( l ftllt j dliuiiOHH of sight , drowHlnoHB , I " ' * ' ? , . ¦ "'; , . iv for M" «^ B 5 rt , ^ ± 5 : 5 i - ^™ « i »' ' " " , ^ sK ^ aw . to .. * > " < « ... { . KytfisJ J : » sis ^ t ^ tev /!^^ x 3 ^ ' - v liuoloNO two aUmps toiipomiy po « « B « y % r r ; - » t » ¦ W " j B . MarbtOM , Auatowloal JUuuoiun , * 7 i «*""•' Oxford-stroot . JLondoiu

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Dec. 24, 1858, page 30, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/cld_24121858/page/30/