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      L O 3 SBON WADULTE RATED FOOD OOMPANY , LIMITED , for th » Importation . M&nu-Sactuie , and Supply ( Wholesale ) of food , Drinks , and Drags , ia a Pure State . Capital 100 , ( W 0 £ ., in 5000 Shares of Vti . tach . With , power to increase . Deposit HI . per Share , the liaMlity limited tatho ainouut of each Sliare . Trustees . —General Sir Jofan-Porster Fitzgerald , K . C . B ., M . P- ; H « nry Morris , Esq ., late Madras Civil Service . ' OBEA-miiAjr- —The Right Hon . Lord . Thomas Pelham Clinton , W ) , Cleveland-square . Depott Chairmas . —The Hon . F . H . P . Berkeley , M . P . ftar Bristol , Vsetoria-sqciate , Pimlico . The Times , in one of its leading articles , thus graphically flepiefcs the evil of adulteratiou : — ¦ _ i * Wfi pay not only with our money tut with our lives . For the -worst of it is , that the articles we purchase are not ; merely diluted—they are adulterated—positively-afaominably—poisonously . There is sca , roely a single article or daily use which it is possible to procure genuine from ; ordinary shojps /* ' Every Shareholder has the privilege of obtaining his goods direct from tie Company at wholesaleprices . Offices—25 , Buekleresbury , London , E-C ., velere Prospec ' tuses-aad Forms of application for Shares may toe had . j " The Company is respectably constituted , and the object is to manufacture and sell some of th « articles of food which are most exposed to deleterious admixture , in a form that -will guarantee their genuineness . I > r . Lethetoy is to be the Chief Analyst . "— Times " City Article , " February 27 , 1857- ¦

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      SOLERA SHERRY . — "VINTAGE 1834 , guaranteed , 54 s . per dozen . Queen Isabella ' s favourite "Wine , as used at the Itoyal table of Spain . The peculiar characteristics of the wine are full body , fine flavour , and great richness , and is the FINEST SHISRUY ever imported , and eminently . suited to the palate of those who enjoy an 4 appreciate a first-class wine . J . it . DEEfMAN , Wine a . nd Spirit Importer , 65 , FenchuTch-street , London . Counting-houso « ntrance , first dooT on the left up . Railway place . * ' This win « possesses immense body , combined with a full and rich nutty flavour , and a dryness mellowed toy its age , constituting- at once the finest sherry we ever tasted ; and we say to connoisseurs of really tine wine . Call and judge for yourselves . "— Vide Morning HeraZd . 'Feb . , 1657 .

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      TWENTY SHILLINGS TEE . DOZEN . TiENM'AJSrS" SOUTH AFRICAN PORT . JLJ DENMAN'S SOUTH AFRICAN SHERHY . "Having tasted these Wines , we say to those wlio like wine possessing Richness without Sweetness , Dryaess without Acidity , and Body without Brandy , by all means give them ^ , trial . —Vide Sell ' s Weekly Messenger , January 17 , 1857 . . ¦¦ - ' ¦ . . ' . - Bottles included . Packages allowed for when returned . Delivered , free to any of the Rail-way Termini in London . Terms Casb . A Sample Bottle for 24 stamps . Country Orders must contain a remittance . Cheques to be crossed "Bank of London /' 3 . L . D 3 i : NMAN , Wine and Spirit Importer , 65 , Fenchurch-str&et , London . Comiting-house entrance , first door on the left up , Railway-place .

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      THE CONTINENTAL WINE COMPANY , BIRCHIN LANE , CGRNHILL . Are enabled , by th « ir connexion with the principal wine growers , to supply every description of WINE of the finest qualitiesat prices for cash far below the average , including Alto Doiwo Ports , at 42 s . per dozen . Genuine ditto * 31 s . per dozen . Superior Pale or < 5 oid Sherries , 30 s . to S 6 s . per dozen . Champagne , from 42 a . bo 72 s . Claret , from 30 s . to 843 . lost orders must contain a remittance .

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      KEATING'S PALE NEWFOUNDLAND COD LIVER OIL , perfectly pure , nearly tasteless , aJid free from adulteration of any kind , having been analysed , reported on , and recommended by Trofessors Taylor and Thomson , of Guy's and St . Thomas's Hospitals , who in tlie words of the lato Dr . Poroira , say , that" Tho finest Oil is that most devoid of oolour , odour , and flavour " characters this will bo found to possess in a nigh degree . Half-pints , Is , 6 d . ; Pints , 2 s . Cd- ; Quarts , 4 a , Cd . ; aoid Pivopitit Bottles , 10 s . ad ., Imperial Measure . 79 , St . Paul ' s Churchyard , London .

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      K- EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES . — A - Good Speech or an . Effective Song cannot be given if the Vocal Organs are not in a sound oomlition , free from boarsoness or irritation . To remedy tlio latter and to proauoo melodious enunciation , every public character , whether of tho Ba . r , tlw Senate , or the Pulpit , should have at hand Heating is . Cough Lozenja-es , which are patronised by a majority of the Imperial Parliament , the Bench , and . loading oaambers « f tho Operatic Corps . For Affections of laUi ^ W Ollosfc < au < l for "VVinxer Oooigh they ore un-^ opared * ndBt > ld in Boxes , 1 b . lAd ., aaid Tine 2 s 9 d <™ & . W 'THOMAS KiEATHVO / CheraU ™ 79 , St ' Paur * - jilmrchy « Pd , Xond (> ii . Retail by all Druggists . ,

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      ¦^ SMfiBKSLFBBBb * S 8 & is e&SrSSSg ® Fa ? £ circumforenco of the body & £ ? U ^? l d h «? JZ ?* k on £ ° being sent to tluj Mwuj ^ twor iU 0 " - < JI 1 b&Uyw tho h * P . Fo 9 t !^ ° ir iu 6 lotrU 88 ' « -. «^ aes . # ., and sis . CA , ^ Sftc ^ i ^^ ro ^ r ^^^^^ -pLASTIC STOCKINGS , KNEE-CAPcj * , „ Price from 7 a . 0 d . to l « s . each . —PoBtaao ttd JOHNT WHITE , Manufacturer . 288 , riooadilly , Louden . . I

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      _ ' . i ; ¦ ; ' ' ¦ T 7 > ENDERS , STOVJ 1 S , and TIRE IRONS . — Jt ? Buyers of the » bove are requested , before finally deciding , to visit WILLIAM S . BURTON'S SHOW-BOOMS . They coniain sneh an assortment of FE N DB RS , STOVES , BANGES , FIR . B IROtfS , and GENERAL IRONMONGrEHY , as cannot lie approached elsewhere , either for variety , novelty , beauty of design , or exquisiteness of workmaniihip . Bright stoves , with bronzed ornaments and two sets of bars , 41 . 14 s . to 13 ? . 13 s . ; ditto , with ormolu , ornaments and two sets of bars , 3 ? . 5 s . to 22 £ . ; Bronzed . Fenders , with standards , 7 s . to 5 ? . 12 s . ; Steel Fenders , 2 ? . 15 s . to 111 . ; ditto , with rich ormolu ornaments , 21 . 15 s . to 182 . ; Fire Irons , from Is . 9 d . the set to 4 , 1 . 4 s . Tho BURTONT and all other PATENT STOVES , with radiating hearth plates . CUTLERY WARRANTED . —The most varied assortment of TA 6 LE-CUTLERY in the world , all ¦ warranted , is on SALE at WILLIAM S . BUR , TON'S , at prices tkat are remunerative only because of the largeness of the sales—3 J inch ivory-handled table-knives , with high shoulders , 12 s . per dozen ; desserts to match , 9 s . 6 d ; if to balance , 6 d . per dozen extra ; carvers , 4 s . " 3 d . per pair : larger sizes , from 14 s . 6 d- to 26 s . per dozen ; extra fine ivory , 32 s . ; if with silver ferrules , S 7 s . to 50 s . ? white bone table-knives , 7 s . 6 d . per dozen ; desserts , 5 s . 6 d . ; carvers , 2 s . 3 d . per pair ; black horn table-knives , 7 s . 4 d . per dozen ; desserts , 6 s ., carvers , 2 s . 6 d . ; black wood-handled table-knives and forks , 6 s . per dozen ; table steels from Is . each- The largest stock in existence of plated dessert knives and forks , in cases and otherwise , and of tho new plated fish-carvers . THE PEJIFECT SUBSTITUTE J- FOE SILVER . The REAL NICKEL SILVER , introduced twenty years ago by WILLIAM S . BUBTON " , when plated by the patent of Messrs . Elkington ajid Co ., is beyond all comparison the very best article aiext to sterling silver that ca . n be employed as such , either usefully or ornamentally , as by no possible test can it be distinguished from real silver . Fiddle or Thread or ¦ & : „„> „ Old Silver Brunswick -ptSPS s Pattern . Pattern , -fattem . Table Spoons and Forks per : dozea ... ... ... ... , 38 s . ... „ . 48 s . ...... 60 s . Dessert ditto and ditto ... 30 s . . 85 s . ...... 42 s . Tea ditto ... ... ... 18 s . 24 s . ...... 30 s . Tea and Coffee Sets , Cruet , and Liqueur Frames , Waiters , Candlesticks , &c , at proportionate prices . All Muds of replating done by the patent process . CHEMICALLY PURE NICKEL NOT PLATED . TaAleSpoonsaudForks Middle . Thread . King's . per dozen ............... 12 s . ... 28 s . ... 30 s . Dessert ditto and ditto .:, lfls . ... 21 s . ... 25 s . Teaditto ........................ 5 s . ... Us . ... 12 s . DISH COVERS and HOT WATER DISHES in every material , in great variety , and of the newest and most recherche' patterns . Tin dish , covers 6 s . 6 d . the set of six ; block tin , 12 s . 3 d . to 28 s-9 d-the set of six ; elegant modern patterns , 34 s . to 58 s . 6 d . tho set ; Uritaruria metal , with ot without silver-plated handles . 76 s . 6 d . to 110 s . Gd . the set ; : Shenield platecl , 10 / . to 16 ? . ltis . the set ; block tin hot water dishes , with wells for gravy , 22 s . to 30 s . ; Britannia metal , 22 s . to 77 s . ; electro-plated on . nickel * full-sized , lli . lls . The additions to these extensive premises ( already by far tho largest in Europe ) are of Buch a character that tho entire of EIGHT HOUSES is devoted to the display of the most magnificent stock of GENERAL HOUSE IRON MONGERS ( including Cutlery , Nickel Silver , Plated Goods , Baths , Brushes , Turnery , Lamps , Gaseliers , Iron , and Brass Bedsteads , Bedding , and Bed-hangings ) , so arranged in Sixteen Large Show Rooms as to afford to parties furnishing facilities in th . e selection of goods that cannot be hoped , for elsewhere . Illustrated Catalogues sent ( per post ) free . 39 , OXFOltD-STHBET . W . ; 1 , 1 a ., 2 , and 3 NEWMANSTREET ; and 4 , S . andG . PEKRY'a-PLACE . LONDON . Established , 1820 .

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      , J . W . BENSON'S WATCH , CLOCK , and CHRONOMETER MANUFACTORY , 33 and 34 , LUDGATE-HILL , LON 3 ) ON . Established 1749 . —J . W . BENSON , Manufacturer , of GOLD and SILVER "WATCHES of every description , construction , and pattern , invites attention to his magnificent and unprecedented display of Watches , which is admitted to bo tho largest and best seloctcd Stook in London . It consists of Chronometer , Duplex , Patent , Detached Lover , Horizontal , and Vertical Movements , jewelled , Ac , with all the latost improvements , mounted in superblyfinished engine-turned and engraved Gold and Silver Cases . Tho designs engraved upon many of the cases are by eminent a . rtists , ana can only be obtained at this Manufactory . If tho important requisites , superiority of finish , combined with accuracy of performance , elegance , durability . and reasonableness of price :, are wished for , Uio intending Purchaser should visit tliis Manufactory , or send for tho ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET , published by J . W . UENSON ( and . sont post free on application ) , which contains sketches , prices , and directions as to what Watch to buy , where to buy it , and how to use it . Several hundred letters have been received from persons who have bought Watches at this Manufactory , bearing testimony to tho correct performances of tho same . OPINIONS OF THE PRESSFrom the Morning J ' ost , Oct . 30 , 185 B . — " Exhibits exquisite artistic fooling i * i ornamentation ,. and perfection -of mcohaniam in structure , "—From the Morning CkronicJU . Oct . 30 . — " Excellence of design and porfeotionin workmanship . " —• From tho Morning Advertiser , Nov . 1 . — " Tho high repute which Mr . Beneo * i has obtained for the qualitioa of Iub manufacture stands second to nomi . " — From the Morning Herald , Nov . ; h— 'Tiro high standing of Mr . Be *» so > u < as ai London ma . nufactur « r muni . secure for him a largo amount i of public patronage "—From the Globe , Nov . 3 . — " All that can be desdrod , in flnlsh , taste , and design . " GOLD WATCHES , Horizontal Movements , Jowollod , &c . accurate timc-kcopors , 3 J . 15 s ., < M . 15 s ., 5 £ . 15 s ., to lfl / . 15 s . oadi . < Solol Lover Watches , jewelled , and lnghly-ft nished mo'vcrmonts . C ? . fls ., 8 T . 8 s ., IM . 10 S ., 12 / . 12 a ., 14 d . lia ., ltil . 10 s ., to 40 guinons . ftlLVBR WATCHES , Horizontal Movements , JoSvellod . fto ., oxact timo-koopers , ' 21 . 2 a ., 21 . 15 a ., 3 ^ . ls s ., to Hi . 0 s . each . HHver Lover Watches , highly fLnishod , jevvollod movements , ' . U - } 0 ^ - V * a " - Ws ., 7 f . 10 s ., M . Ms .. Ml . 10 a ., to 20 KUincils , I A Two Years' Warranty ff ivon with every AVatoh , and sent , carnage paid , to Scotland , Ireland , Wales , or any part of the kingdom , upon receipt of PoHt-oillco or liamkor ' n ordor , miuio payablo to J . W . JJENSQN , 3 a and a * , Ltidgato . I hill , London . w * F ) hlVTlt . ' Shlpporfl . and 'WatoL Clubs supplied . Old > Watohou taken in ilxohange .

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      TO THE FIREE AJSTD INDEPENDENT HECWii }« ^ THE CITY AND ZBOROUGHOT BATHT ^ 0 P Gektleitjeh , M Y warm and iieaTtfelt thants are due to vft » for placing me at the head of the poll in ia «» ^ " tested election for the representation of youreitv e con * I think I may say , without presumption , that ' von Tiiv ^ set an honourable example to other constituencies throuch out the couutry at this important juncture . You haveTtaf p » your stand , notnpon one particular crotchet , or one n ^ t cular theory , but on broad and enduring principles of noii ' tical action . '"' In ray first address , I . too * occasion to point out tie ine * pediency of testing the fitness of a candidate by his ciinion upon a war which might be concluded before the nett Par hament met . rar " Recent intelligence from China appears to confirm th * soundness of this position . ~ ^ You , Gentlemen , have not only endorsed my judsment in this matter—you have done more . a ^ owi in You have dared to send to Parliament a free and indc pendent representative , thoroughly liberal in general principles , but unpledged and unfettered as to the moie of carrying them out , and empowered to exercise the right of private judgment on all qu-esttons ^ submitted to the notice of the Legislature . You _ have dared to send -to Parliament -a representative who will stand by Lord Palmerstoa solely upon the condition that Lord Palmerstora stands fey the people . You have dared , to send to Parliament a representative who is not pledged to yield a servile unreasoning oliedience to his constituents on the one hand , or to the Prime Minister on the other . I thank you , Gentlemen , for your honest support , and for your generous confidence . It shall be my endeavour to prove my eratitude by a . faithful discharge of ray Pailiamentary duties , a consistent adherence to t 4 ie principles avowed in my written and spoken addresses , a , zealous co-operation in all well-coasidered plans for promoting the welfare of my constituents , without reference tp rauk or station , religion or politics . Believe me , Geutlenaen , to remain , . Your faithful and obliged servant , ARTHUR HALLAM ELTON .

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      SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BAN 3 LIN& COMPANY . Incorporated byRoyalCharter , 1847 . The Court of Directors GRANT LETTERS of CREDIT and BILLS at par upon t-lie Company's Banks at Adelaide , Port Adelaide . Approved drafts on South Australia negotiated and sent for collection . Every description of B anking business is also conducted with Victoria direct throiigh the Company ' s Agents , as well as with the other Australian Colonies generally . Apply at the Olnces , No . ' , Old Broad-street , London ( E . 6 . ) . WILLIAM PUB . DY . JLauagcr . London , 1 st April , 1857 .

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      SIX PER CENT . INTEREST . —DEBENTDRES beai-ing Six per Cent . Interest arc now ready to be issued for sums of 20 J . aud aipwards ; interest payable ' half-yearly . . . Life Assubance TEB-istrEy I ^ fcoEPoitATED , and T ) t , tobix , Discounx , and AssuEANCi Bank- The EAUL of-DEVON , . Chairman . - G . H . Ii AW , Manager . 6 , Cannon-street West , E . C .

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      ITALIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES . MR . AB . BIVABENE , D . LL ., from the Unlversity of Padua , who has been established in London : for three years , gives private lessons in Italian and I'Vench . at his own house , or the houses of his pupils . He also attends Schools both in town and country . . Mr . AK . IilVABENE teaches on a plaai thoroughly practical , and tho must mediocre mind cannot fail to thoroughly co mwrelieud his lessons . Apply by letter to Mr . ARItlVABENE . No . 18 , Great Portland-street , Cavendish-square .

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      THE FORTY-SEVEN SHILLING SUITS . MADE TO ORDER from Scotch , Heather , and Cheviot Tweeds . All wool , and thoroughly sliruii ! . - , by B . BENJAMIN , Merchant Tailor , 74 , Ucgont-strcU . Tho TWO-GUINEA DRESS and 1 'ItOCK COATSTheGUINEA DRESS TROUSERS and UALF-Gl'INEA WAISTCOATS . The RJ 2 GISTERED OUDE WRAPPEE , combining Coat , Cloak , and Sleeved Cape , 2 Ds . N . B . — -A perfect fit guaranteed . .

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      XpURNISH YOTJR HOUSE WITH THE X BEST ARTICLES . — Thhy ake tsit . CirEArusT is the END .-DEAN . K , DRAY , and Co . ' s Priced l- ' iiriiisliinp Last may bo had gratuitously on application , orforwnrdod by post . freo . This list ombraoea tho leading articles from all tho various departments of thoir establislunwut , and is arranged to facilitate purchasers in the selection olI tlit-ugoods . It comprises Table Cutlery—Kloctro . nUite--Lain ijs —BatliB—Fendors and Pire-irons—lron Bedsteads awl l $ e tiding —Britannia , Metal , Copper , Tin , and Brass OwmIk—Culinary Utensils—Turnery—Kriwhos—Mats , &c :. -l )(! aTie , Bray , and Co . ( opening to tho Monument ) , Lon-don-wias ^ Established a . b . 1700 .

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      TEETH . —Messrs . GABRIEL , supply COM ; JL PLETE SETS , without Springs , on tho P ""/ " !' } . ' ' capillary attraction , avoiding tho necessity oi oxiratLiut , stumps'or cauaiug any pain . ,....,,,,. 7 SILICIOUS ENAMELLED AMERICAN MIM ^ a ^ TEETH , tho host in akirope—guaranteed to ans \ v « -i ; ¦ 1 * j X purpose of mastioation or articulation — from Us- on . i » n Tots , 4 , 1 . te . —JTer Majesty ' s Royal Loiters ^'' Vv ' rnrK boon awarded for tho production of a . perloclly "llXi , - , ENAMEL , for decayed FRONT TJCET 1 I , which can onij bo obtained utMoBsrs - Gabriel ' s Establishments . , 33 , LUDGA 1 E UILIj , Uvo doors from tho Old liaili y ; ami at 112 , DUKIS-STREIJT , LIVERPOOL . Consultation nml every infonnation gratis . " ~~ " ' . 1 ill . \ £

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      LOST ! LOST ! —LOST HA 1 K c ; m m «; STO 1113 D by using n Btiniuluut , sucli : is Al . ;¦)• 1 U ) SS'S CANTIIAklHES OIL . — It has now Iw . mmi liclor .. tho public a long tiino , and has proved ellloiicious to 11 * 1 * . »" traordinary extent . A treatise- sent KratiH , dcscnliiii ? - ' " action on tho soalp , a * iil on tho lino nhorl hairs , wliu" : l |( ' soimitimcs hardly viskblo . —Sold at ! ls . ( id . ; msut Irei' | , v I " ' for ( ifty-four wtiunps . LyALl'JX . ROSS , 1 , hlTVMiQl *¦ ¦ >! ' * STUK . KT , HIGH HOLUORNT , proprietor of tliu I ™ - powdor . Hair Destroyer , and Hair l ) yo-

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      334 _____ : /^_ THE LEADER . [ No . 367 , Saturday

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    • Leader (1850-1860), April 4, 1857, page 334, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2187/page/22/