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      SPfctl # Srieirfifit ( iktatiairal € Mlh \ nmxtt Based on the Model of a well-regulated Family , conducted by a Governess , Matron , Master , and Superintendent , and limiting the number to Twelve Pupils . EXCELSIOR HOUSE BOARDING SCHOOL , LOOK'S 3 JIDE , -WINKFIELD BOW , BEBKSHIRE . SURROUNDED BY THE LOCALITIES OF ASCOT HEATH , BAGSHOT , WINDSOR PARK , & YIRGINIA WATER In order to obviate the immoralities and vicious habits invariably engendered in large Schools , the Proprietors of this Establishrneivfciiave determined to limSt ; their number to twelve pupils , \ vlto will , at all times , bo auiderthe immediate cate of the Matron , Governess , Superintendentj or Master . . : . Health arid happiness \ vill be considered objects of eo ^ u al importance with science and moral ity ; or , in other words science and morality will be taught and inculcated ., as being the only means < pf securing health and happiness . ' The arrangeiaeiits for attaining ani preserviiig health , are of a lirst-rato chairacteri The Establishment is furnished with both Plunge and Shower Baths , f < or the use of pupils ; and , attached toi the Premises , are a garden and Orchard of nearly three acres iri extent , in whiclitb . e pupils- are practically and scientifically instructed in the culture of fruits ,-floftrers , andyegetables . ¦¦ . * . ¦"¦¦ V . ¦ ¦¦ . -. ¦ ¦ . .: ¦ . ' . ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ ¦ .. / -..- ; ¦ ¦ . ¦• .. / * v ¦ ¦ . ' ¦¦ '¦ ¦' : ¦ ¦ ' ' ' '¦ ¦ ¦ . " ¦ .. ; . ¦'¦ .. '¦¦ ¦ . . . ¦ In fact , this HoBTictJLTirEit AcADEarr will be found to possess all tlie advantages of private tuition—the limited niamber allofrlng an individualattention to be paid to every pupil , and ( wliat is of still greater importance ) avoiding all the evils and degrading influences of large Schools .. ¦ ¦ '' . * , . ¦ ¦ ' ¦¦ ; ¦ ¦ ' , . ¦ ¦ ¦ .. ' ¦ ' : ¦¦ . ' : ¦'¦ : / . , ¦ , :, ^ ^ ^ ^ : ¦ , ¦ . ¦ - ¦• . " : : : : : - A ; ' : N : : r ' ) ¦ ' ¦ ' :: ¦ . ' Reading , 'Writing , Arithmetic , GrammaiyGeography , Human Physiology , and the simple elements of iTatura ! Philosophy—; SEV ^ if Gt riNKA . s A Qttabteb , tobe / paid in advance . French , Latin , German ^ Drawing , GeonietryiMusic , &c :, eachcOnkGttihea aQuabteii exxra . . Communications to be addressed fcb Mr ; Crates , Superintendent , Excefsiqr : House , "Wink / ield Row , near Windsor .

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      By Authority of the Registrar General-Now ready , in royal 8 vo , price 5 s . T HE CENSUS of GKREAT BRITAIN in 1881 : Comprising an Account of the Numbers and Distribution of the People ; their Ages , Conjugal Condition , Occupations , and Birth-place : with Returns of the Blind , the Deaf-and-Dumb , and the Inmates of Public Institutions ; and an Analytical Index . Reprinted , in a condensed form , from the Official Reports and Tables . London : Longman , Brown , Green , and Longmans .

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      Just published , 4 to , cloth , price 24 s . TTNCYCLOP ^ EDIA BEITANNICA . JCi EIGHTH EDITION . VOLUME VI . Illustrated by Maps and numerous Engravings on "Wood and Steel . Pkincipai . Contents : — Bishop Butler ; by Professor Henry Rogers . —Calvin and dunning j by Rev . W . L . Alexander , D . D . — Thomas Campbell ; by Professor AY . E . Aytoun . —Canada ; by J . B . Brown . —Canary Islands ; by J . Y . Johnson , Madeira-Cannon ; by Xieut .-Col . Portlbok , Woolwich . —Ceylon ; by John Capper , —Thomas Chalmers ; by Rev . William Hanna , IiL-D- —Chemistry ; by Professor W . Gregory . —China ; by Sir John Barrpvr . —Chili ; by C . B . Black , Valparaiso . — Chivalry ; by Sir Walter Scott . —Chloroform ; by Prbfessor J . Y . Simpson . —Chronology ; by the late Thomas Galloway , P . E . S . —Cavan and Clare ; by Henry Senior , Belfast . — Climate ; by Sir John Leslie and Dr . Traill . Edinburgh : A . andC . BiACE . London : SiMFKiNatid Co .

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      .. ; ' Just published ^ price 10 s . 6 d ., TTAOTBOOE FOB TBAyELtEES IN JLJL IRELAND , descriptive of its Scenery , & 6 . With all the Kailwaysnowopen ; and various statistical Tablets . Also an outline of its Mineral structure ; a brief view of its Botany * and ihfoiinatioh for Anglers . ; By JAMES ERASER , lrdutth Edition , ; thoroughly revised . With twenty-one colourea Road-maps , &c . ; : Also , by the § aine Author , TRAVELLING MAP OP IRELAND . Folded in case , Bs ^ or . jgeologicallycoloured i in case , 8 s . ! 6 d * . HANDBOOK TO THE LAKES OF KILLABNEY . With . Map , Is . 6 d . > :, ¦ ¦ \ ¦ ,, ¦ ' ¦' ¦ ¦ . ' ' ¦ ' ; -y :- -, y . ¦ ¦ - . ¦ -KANDBOOK TOR DUBLIN AND ITS ENVIRONS . 'WittiStreetMaps , &c :, 2 s . ' ' One of the most complete Guides that has ever been published / V ^ &Mewitfeirs' News Letter , Nothing that has yet appeared in the shape of a traveller ' s guide-book for Ireland can for a moment bear comparison with this for sterling intrinsic value . The work is unrivalled . " - —Freeman ' s Journal .. _ . ¦¦ " : ¦; "A , boonnot oiuy to tourists arid travellers , but to all who desire , a complete vade-ihebum-otlocAl information concerning this country . Altogether , the book is a most useful and interesting ; companion . "—Leinster Express . ' ¦ ' .. ' . London :: W . S . Okr and Co ., Amenreorner , Paternosterrow . Dublin " : James M'Glashan , 50 , Upper 'SacKville- " street . ; . ' " ' " ¦ ; - ..- .- ' - . " ' ; : ... ¦ ¦ ¦ . /

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      NEW NOT ^ t , Edited by ^ the Author of " John Dj-aytoiv . " No \ v ' ready , at all the Libraries , in 3 vols ., IV / f . A , * S ; E ; W . P A . : X T O N , JlJJL iEdjtcd by the Author of " JOHN DEAYTON " " AILIEFOKB , " &c , Htt ^ st and BiACKBTT , Publishers , successors to Heney Coianrisr . ' ;¦ ¦ . . '¦ ' ¦ ¦¦ ¦ . ; .. ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . - . ¦ . ;

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      a WWQX . A-L ^ tT IDEBOOE tlie CRYSTAL PALACE ; By SIMXTEL PHlliLIPS . TO ADVER'XiSlBRS . —The first contract for Oho Hundred Thousand Copies being nearly completed , the Publishers are > repared torec . eive renewals or fresh Advertiseineiits for a Second Series oj One Hundred Thousand Copies . ¦ 11 , ^ ^ BoTiviBiE-BTKEETi September 7 , 1854 .

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      NEW EDITION OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE OFFICIAL GUIDEBOOK . By SAMTJEL PHILXiPSi A NEAV" JJODITION , Corrected arid Eulargecl , with NEW PLANS of the BTJILDIifG and GROUNDS , and , many additional Plans of the various Courts , is published thia day , price One Shilling . * * The Official Guide-books to all the Courts aio always on sale in the Building , and at all llailway Stations . Bradbttey and Evans , ll , B ouverie-strcet .

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      TOR EIGHTEEN PQSTAGE STAMPS , TraVellers and ^ Tourists may receive ( post-free ) , a Copy of np > HE KOTAli HOTEIi GtlJIDE JJOD X ADVERTISING HAND-BOOK , containing a list of all the Hotels in the United Kingdom , together with those on the Continent , which can toe recommended . _ L ? Travellers support the Hotel Proprietors who fearlessly give a Tariff of their charges , they will save their expenses , and benefit the public-Direct to the Royal Hotel Guide Office , 441 , Strand .

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      FTJTYOTB'S GOLD and SILVER WATCHES of English or Forpign Manufacture .-Tho long tested qualities of these articles are of themselves spffioient to insure the approbation of a discerning public . Retail , 151 , Regent-street , corner of Beakrstrcct . TT < UTVOYE'S DRESSIJSTG CASES for M : LADIES and GENTLEMEN , in . loathor , walnut , and other choice woods , from 1 to 100 guineas , Also , their Government DESPATCH BOXES a . ro too woll known to reauire comment . Retail , \ Bi , Regent-street , corner of Boak-strcc . fi . ¦ pUTVOYE'S PAPIER MACH ^ E . —The JL superior aualiticsof those articles need only bo soon to bo fully appreciated , arising from tho woll-known fact ( among tho aristocracy arid nobility ) that Mr . X ' utvoyo is tho son of tho original Inventor of this beautiful work , whoso choicest sppoimona arc in possession of her most gracious Majesty . Retail , IS * , Bogont-streot , corner of Boak-stroot . TpUTVGYE'S FRENCH TIMEPIECES . JL Tho statistical accounts prospnted by the Customs to tho House of Commons prove that Messrs . Futvoyo arc by far tho largest importers . 500 of the most elegant nna classical designs in ormolu with Rlass shade and stand complete , from a to 100 guineas , may bo inspected 4 lB 4 , Ilcgoiitatrooe , oornoror Boak-sfcroot , FUTYOYE'S PATENTED HOUND BRASS DIALS , 13 a , od . each , warranted—ThoseTime Pieces have ftlrcndy a world whlo roputatiort and their corroctnoHH aatonishoa nil their ownorH . To a . void diaappointment It Is necessary to notice on oaoh dial ., " Putvoyo , a Paris . " Rotall , 151 , Rogont-Htroofc , corner of Boalt-atreot . FUTTOOTS PARISIAN NOFELTIBS toulours Nouvoitux ^ fitoin l « . to 100 Buluons , niny bo moro easily Iniaginod thanTieBoribod . Itotall , 154 , Rogont-Htroot , cornor of Benlc-Htr « ot . Wholosalo « vnd export warohouaos , 28 and 21 ) , Sllvor-atroot . Goldon-squnro . Olty , 22 , Groat WlnohoHtor-stroot . Paria , !) 4 , Kuo do ltlvoll .

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      Just published , in 1 vol ., I 2 mo , sewed , 222 pp ., price Is . 6 d . THE GOVERNING CLASSES of GBEAT BRITAIN . Political Portraits by EDWARD M . WHITTY . " In this volume we havesoano exceedingly smart sketches of various public men . "—Chtirc 7 i anii State Gazette . " These portraits of what the author terms tho ' Governing Classes of Great Britain' are republished from the Leader Newspaper , and form a little Thesaurus of information of a peculiar and interesting character . "—Leeds Times . " These livoly sketches of living political characters are many of them admirably written , always satirical in spirit , and occasionally far-seeing in their ken . There are points which Thackoray could hardly have done better . "—JEra" Mr . Edward Whitty is Iby far tho wittiest and most subtle of modern political essayists . ' "— Vublin Telegraph . " Thp author of this book lias distinguished himself by inventing , if we may so spoalc , quite a new stylo off nowspapov-commont on Parliamentary men and proceedings . If wo are not greatly mistaken , Mr . Whitty ' s name will yot be a conspicuous one in tho world of journalism . Tho main notion of the work ia that Great Britain is under a mistake in considering itself a self-governed country . Mr . Whitty aooms to have no political preferences . Wo know no political writing of fclio day showing a harder head , a moro ruthless frankness , than Mr , Whitty ' s . Add to this a great fund of political knowledge and a power of witty expression . " - — ComrnonweaUli ., Tkuehee and Co ., 12 , Paternoster-row .

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      In tho Press , and will bo published October 1 st , J ? art 1 . ( containing 04 pages ) of the TTISTOBY of tho OHAItTIST MOVEXX MENT , from its Comnionoomonfr down to tho Present Time , with brief Biographical and Critical Noticon of tho loading Men who havo Ilgurod in that Movement . 3 Jy It . G . GA . MMAGE , The work will bo completed in four parts , at sixpence each ; tho remaining parts to appear on tho 1 st of oaoh succoodlng month until completed . Xondon : Published by Hoi / roAioa and Co ., Floot-stroofe . and may bo havd , on order , of all , Booksellers in town and country .

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      ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES . MK . ABKIVABJBNE , D . L . L ., from the University of Padun , who has been established in London for thrco years , glv « s privnto Iomsooh in Italian and Pronoh at hit * own house , or jit tho Iiouho of his pupils . Ho also attends Schools both in town and tho country . Mr . AIMtlVABENB teaches on a plan thoroughly practical , and th , o most modiooro mind cannot fall to thoroughly comprehend his lessons . Apply W lottor to Mr . AftKIVABENB , No . 4 , St . Miohaol ' aplace , lJroropton .

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      INST RUCTION iuAKT , — -The AUTUMN SESSION" of tho NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL of ART of tho Board of Tra < lo , Department of Science and Art , will COMMENCE 2 d OctoW , 19 D 1 . Art Superintonflcnt-RIOHARD REPGRAVJa , 11 , A . Tho course of instruction imparts systematically a knowlodpo of the seiontWo pwnoiplos Involved in art , wpocially in Us relation to tho useful purposes of Hl ' o , wltb tno viow of traiainK masters for teaching schools of art , and pronnrius stuclonts to ontor upon tho future practice'or doooratfvo nvt iu inanulnefcorioi and workshops , olthor us maatora , overseers , or BklUcd workmen . At tho » anio tinio instruction is afforded to nil who may desire to puvsuo aoiontldo study without reference to a proparatioti for any special branch of industry . ( Special com'Hca aro also ariiing « d to train aohoollinistorB of parochial and other schools to touch olomontary drawing us n part of fionoral oduoiitlon concurroiitly wltli writing . Por prosnootusoH , lorms of admiHHlon , &c , npiilv at tho o (| Uco . s , JMarlborough-liousG , Pull-mall , London .

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      Jus |; published , price 2 s ., post free , 2 s , fld . XTEBVOUS Al ^ EOTIONS : an Essay ou -i- ^ l . Spermatorrhoea : its Nature and Treatment , with an Exposition -of tho Frauds that aro practised by persons who advertise tlje speedy , safe , and qll ' ectnal cure of Nervous Derangement . By a MEMBER OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS , London . London : Axhort and Co ., 8 , Patornostor-row .

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      | 7 DUOATION . —There are two Vacancies JL-J for Pupils in an Establishment for Young Ladles . Tho trcatmont is kind and liberal . Terms moderate . —For particulars apply to Mrs . F . Lovek , Sycamoro House , Brixton Hill .

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      On tiie 14 th of September will be published , THE COALITION GUIDE : ILLUSTRATIONS OP THE POLITICAL HISTORY 0 T 1853-4 . Foolscap 8 vo , 200 pages , stout wrapper , price One Shilling . " Pbess" Office , 110 , Strand ; Ward and Lock , 158 , Fleet-street ; at the Railway Stations ; and of all Booksellers .

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      864 T HE LEADER . [ Saturday , September 9 , 1854 .

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      Ibbmb or BimsciRMTJON xo ' sun tHADitt , " -For n , HRlP-Tonr , 13 » . Monoy orrt « r » nhonlflbo drawn upon tho Stiusd Hr « noh Omno , nm \ lio murto pnynliloto Mr . Ai . vniti ) n . Oau . owat , » t No , 7 , WMH » Hton BHoot , BtrwiU I ^ J ^ DON . VrtaUO , Uy Okorob Uoo » 'R K , iot ^ - ^^ Uena Tem ^ nfim ^ rmMk BobO , »» M ; o County o » Mldilliuicx ) , n » a I'ubllBlioa byTlioumon I-mojl IIUNT (« r No . J 2 . noutlnck Twrnoe , ] l .. « o .. f » J ^ DO «| XUJC I . BAUJ 5 H OITIOIS , No . 7 , WJ' 4-tINaT 0 H DTlUJl ! ' !' , STUjMSU , la tlio l ' raotuot of tholjavoy , In thotunmi Couuty ,-f 3 iVTUHDAr . Honluiiilior tt . IBM . »« . /« .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Sept. 9, 1854, page 864, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2055/page/24/