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    • RUPTURES. BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
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      WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEYER TRUSS ie allowed by upwards of 200 Medical Gentlemen to be the most effective Invention In the curative treatment ol Hernia . The use of a steel spring' ( so hurtful in its effects ) is hero avoided , a soft Bandage being worn round the body , while the requisite resisting power is supplied by the Moo-Main Fad and Patent Lever , fitting with so much ease and closeness that it cannot be detected , and may bo worn during sleep A descriptive circular may be had , nnd the Truss ( which cannot fail to fit ) forwarded by post , on the oireuinferencoof tho body , two inches below the liip , being sent to the Manufacturer , JOHN "WHITE , 828 , Piccadilly , London . JPrico of a single truss , 10 s ., 21 s ., 20 s . fld ., and 31 s . 0 d . — Postage Is . Double Truss , Sis . 0 d ., 42 s ., and 52 s . 0 d . —Postage Is . 8 d . Umbilical Truss , 42 s . and 62 b . Od . —POBtage Is . lOd . Post-office orders to bo made payable to JOHN WHJ . TE , POBt-oflttob , Piccadilly . ELASTIC STOCKINGS , KNEE-CAPS , &c , for VARICOSE VEINS , and all oases of WEAKNESS and SWELLING- of tho LEGS , SPRAINS , &o , They are porous , light In texture , and Inexpensive , and are drawn on like an ordinary stocking . Price from 7 a . Od . to 10 s . o « oh . —Postage Od . JOHN" WHITE , Manufacturer , 828 , Plcoadllly ,, London .

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      NEW DISCOVERY—TEETH . BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT . Messrs . GABRIEL'S ( the old established dentists ) ira provoment In VULCANISED INDIA RUBBISH , & GUTTA I'EROIIA as a foundation or lining to GABRIEL'S MINERAL TEETH renders them unapproachable In point of comfort and durability , Thoro are no springs or wires , no oxtractlon of roots , while tho flt 1 b of tho most unerring accuracy . Success Is guaranteed , oven in onsen where others have failod , It Is much lighter , more durable , and congenial to the mouth , and la entirely ft-oo from either taste or smoll . Messrs , Gabriel aro enabled to offer tho advantages of first-class materials and workmanship ( from being ntanulaoturors ot every speciality appertaining to tho profoaaion ) nt charges lower than Any advertised . Only nt their establishments—U 3 , LUDGATE HILL jfobsorvonumlior particularly ); Woatend branch , 110 , RlflO-UINT STRBMT ( esTftbliahed 1601 ) , « pA at » UKM STitEHT , JWVBRPOOlJ . Anaorioan Mineral Tooth , the best in JEwope , from 8 s . oa . por tooth j sots , £ \ is .

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      AN . A 0 T OF ( JRATITUDB . A Clergyman Imvinff boon cured of Nervous ^^^^ iZ of Memory , Indigestion , and other fearful Symptoms , noe ' ous of imparting to hie suffering follows tho mo nw ' « "J « hie own roBtorotion was bo inarvoUowsly aiToctod , > yn » ]» '" I a bcok , containing tho nocoBsary Information , on * a . t of two ponny etftmne to pronay postftgo , addrosaotl j »» . a . i *< NortU OumborlftaaPlaoo , JJavB ^ fttor . Mlddlgsos .

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      ^ OLLOWAX'S OINTMENT AND PILLS . SORE THROAT . OUINSBY . ULOERATMD TIIROAl , AND DIPTOHEWITE . —Tho noro throat , with more or less hoarsonoss , provalling-at thisepneon of tho your , Una jor twenty-years boon treated with tho above remedies vtnn » dogreo of suocoes fur surpassing that of any otlior ni eu , treatment . T ) ioouros have boon bo romn . rkablo , Hpocny , nnji numerous , that it was predicted the now disease , dipt n * 'ii |* -t conaiBtlnffofBmall ash-colouroauIcovb in thojInterior oi tno throat , attended by fevor , ofton fatal , might be nvYoa ^ oaW tl » 9 eamo moans , and euoh lias been the cobo . vr liH ,, „ , v ' s lnltaiirst stage scorns ovon more amonablo to Wonow ' v " Ointment andTJllB tJian tho elroplpr forme of inOnmnmtory soro throat . * -

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      LEA'S AJBERNETHY'S HOOPINa-COUGH EMULSION . From Sir . Wm , Oubitt's Nephew : —Sir : Your nicilieino cured me in ten uays , aftor trying every remedy I l |««™ of without success . —Cxiahles HAitni » oN , a . ' . C'Uitoncrescent , Old Kent-road . . Sold by G . LHA , 1 a , South-fltroet , Walwortli , Surroy , in bottles , at Is , lAd ., 2 s . 0 d ., and 4 b . Od . ; and mny bo obtained from all Modiolno Vondors , through his Agonts , Barolny and Sons , 00 , ITarrJngdon-street , London . . N . B , —Numerous references can bo Riven to ftimllicfi who have , tested tho oflftqaoy of this , preparation , whonovory ot »< - » moans Iiave entirely failed . _ .

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      ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE And PRIVATE BATH ESTABLISHMENT , 105 , Grout Rusflell-strcet , Uloomsbury , W , C . —Simple and Modicutwl VAPOUR ^ GALVANIC , and ELKCTirO-fHKMICAL BATHS , oil Improved principles . For the extraction ' of Load , Mercury , and other Minerals from the body , uml for tho euro of Nervous , Diabetic , Paralytic , Cutnnuoux , Hepatlo . Spinal , Rheumatic Gout , and other c ) is (> nsc > s . Medical Suporintondojit- ^ JOHN SKELI'ON , Esq ., M . D ., M . R . O . S ., Enff . 4 , For terms , < &o ., see circular , sent free upo 3 i receipt ol address .

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      THE UNIVERSAL GAS BURNER REGULATOR . ( Geylin ' s Patent ) . The only one in the world by which the flame from Argand , Fishrtail , and all other burner s remains invariable under all variations of pressure , and the coat of each light is less tnan one farthing per hour . Can be fixed horizontal , close to , or at a dis tance from the Burner is ornamental , simple in construction , eonsistino of . a double chamber , the inner perforated , covered with a diaphragm , giving action to a spherical valve . Price 3 s . each . ( One sent on receipt of 3 s . cd . in postagestamps . ) W . H . Kennedy , Agent , 402 , Oxford-street , London . "W . C

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      THE HY&IENIC SPRING LATHS BEDSTEAD . ( Geyelin ' s Fatent ) combining the advantages of Metallic Bedsteads with the comfort of a Spring Mnttrass at less than half the cost . Certified by medical men as the best and most comfortable Bedstead ever invented ; invaluable for hot climates ; cannot possibly harbour vermi 1 -. Sold by W . II . Kennedy , Agent , 462 Oxford-street , London , W . C . . '

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      DR . LA'MEET , Registered L . S . A ., Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical Society , M . D ., of the University of Erlangen , &c , continues to be CONSULTED on all Cases of Debility , Nervousness , and Premature Exhaustion of the system , DAILY , from 11 till 2 and from 0 to 8 , at his residence , 37 , BEDFORD-SQUAUE , LONDON . Dr . La'Mert has just published , price Sixpence , with numerous Engraving's ana Cases , a New Edition of his Work , on NERVOUS DEBILITY , Which will be forwarded , post-free , in a sealed "envelope , by Mann , Bookseller , 39 , Cornliill , or by the Anthor , to any address , for eight postage stamps . C 5 H TENTS .: — Section I . The Anatomy and Physiology of the Organs . Section II . l ' uberty — Manhood — True and False Morality . Section III . Marriage in its Social , Moral , and . Physical Relations— -Its Expectancies and . Dissapointmeiit . s . Section IV . Consequences of Imprudence and Dangers of Neglect . ' Section V . Effect of pernicious habits on the mental faculties—Importance of Moral Discipline . Section VI . Treatment of Nervous Debility—Hazardous Specifics—Abortive Processes— " Fallacies of tlie Faculty " —^ Dangers of Charlatanism—The Au thor ' s Principles , —Medical . Dietetic , and General .

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      qq o T HE LEA PER . [ No- 489 » Aug . 6 , 1859

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      stated at 16 , 309 / . * out of which a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent , per annum was declared , leaving , after one or two deductions , 4 , 809 Z . to he added to the reserve fund . The report was adopted . The Commercial Banking Company of Sydney have concluded the necessary arrangements for opening a branch in London , under the management of Mr . Thomas Whistler Smith , the deputy chairman . The capital of the bank , which previously amounted to 240 . 000 Z ., was early in the present year increased to 320 , 0002 ., in order to meet _ the increasing business ; and the last dividend declared out of the profits was at the rate of 20 per cent , per

      aanum . . - ., The half-yearly meeting of proprietors of the London and County Bank was held on Thursday . The gross profits of the six months have amounted to 100 , 1551 ., out of which the usual dividend at this period of the year of 5 per cent , for the half-year was declared , leaving , after deductions on account of interest , expenses , and rebate , a sum of 6 , 291 I . to be carried to the profit and loss new account , liie chairman mentioned that the result of-the operations was an increase of 3 , 500 ^ in th e profits , as compared with the previous half-year . The bills discounted and customers ' balances are larger than they have ever been before . The proceedings , which were oi a very satisfactory character , terminated with a cordial vote of thanks to the directors and officers of the bank .

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      Italian EArLWAxs . —On the 21 st of July the section of the railway that unites Piacenza to Bologna was opened to the public . There is now only a short distance unfinished by Stradella . When that is complete travellers will be able to journey from London or Paris direct to Bologna by railway , allowing ] in the former case of course for the Channel . . . . Coal in British Columbia . — Late _ advices announce the discovery of coal in the vicinity of Queensborough , the new capital . Should it prove workable ; , and of satisfactory quality for steam purposes , this event must have a powerful influence in stimulating the prospects of trade ¦ with . '* China and Japan by the Pacific route .

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      PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE . Tuesday , August 3 . BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED . Harris Tallerman , Houndsditch , wholesale clothier . Thomas Poole JBrettle , Wolsalh grocer . BANKRUPTSCharles Titchmarsh Wimpole , Cambridgeshire , farmer . Louise Flamant , Duke-s £ reet > Portland-place , Someret-street , Portman-square , milliner . John Edward Ford , Aldermanbury , and Addle-street , stock manufacturer , . George Johnstone Adamson , Twickenham , builder . Yarker Rushton , Wrexham , Denbigh , draper . Joseph Swan , Newcastle-upon-Tyne , and Bellevue , near Gateshead , Durham , shipowner . SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS . J . D . M'Neale , Trinity , near Edinburgh . W . H . Larwio , late of Edinburgh , merchant . Friday , August 5 . BANKRUPTS . Mary Kent , Upper Phillimore-place , Kensington , boardinpr-house keeper . James Shaw , Huddersfleld , cotton doubler . Thomas Hughes , Aborllolwyne , Aberystwith , cattle dealer . Francis Guyver Franklin , Bridge-street ^ Southward , plumber . , Frederick Tapley , Arbor-terrace , Commercial-road East , draper . Samuel W . Morgan , Throgmovton-street , stockbroker * Ellen Ruth Amoore , Hastings , brewer , William Eastwood , Falrflela , Lancashire , joiner . v SCOTCH BANKRUPTS . Miss Mary Macpheraon , Lochgilphead . Mfsa FJorajMacphqrson , kochgllphead , John Watson , Alloa , writer . John Caldwcll . , New Preatwick , near Ayr , farmer . Robert M'Laohlan , Ayr , now deceased , architect .

      Ruptures. By Royal Letters Patent.

      RUPTURES . BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT .

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      TJie Dennes of Danndelyonn . By Mrs . C . J . Holey . 3 vols . Smith , Elder , & Co . . After Dark . New edition . Smith , Elder , & Co . Sketches from . Dover Castle . By Lieut .-Colonel W . Read . Smith , Elder , & Co . Personal Narrative of a Voyage to Japan , KamtscJiatka , &C ., $ •

      BOOKS RECEIVED . The Watering Places of England . By Dr . Lee . 4 th Edition . Charchill . A Night in a Haunted Home . Word & Look . Art ; and how to Ev $ oy it . By Edward Hopley Low , Son & Co . , „_ Fraser ' e Magazine . No . 850 , August . John W . Parker . The Semi-detached House . Edited by Lady Theresa Lewis . R . Bontley . ' ' . , „ Mfe and Theatrical Times of Charles Kean . B . vJBentley . Vhe ^ aval History of Great Britain - **• Bontley . Tales from Bmtley . Vox % 2 . R . Bontley . 3 \ ho Historygf the Kranoh Revolution . R . Bentley . A &M >' for a JHfij . By the Author of ' John HaHfcuc , Gehtleman , * B vole . Hwrst & Blaokett ,

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      SERIALS . Lord Byron ' s 'Works . Part 7 . J . Murray . ' BosweWs Life of Johnson . Part 6 . J . Murray . Blackxoood ' s Magazine . No . 526 . W . Blackwood . The Universal Review . No . G . W . H . Allen & Co . Routledge \ s Illustrated Natural History . Part 5 . Routledge , Warnes , & Co . The Poetical Works of Thomas Moore . Part V Longman , Green , and Co . Plain and Ringlets . Part II . Bradburv and Evans . A Popular History of England . No . XLII . Charles Knfeht . The Virginians . No . XXII . Bradbury and Evans . Once a Week . Part I . Bradbury and Evans . The English Cyclopedia . Part VII . Bradbury and Evans . The Gallery of Nature . Part X . W- and R .

      Chambers . The North British Review . No . LXI .. Hamilton ¦ and Adams . . Routledge ' s Shakespeare . Part XLI . Routledge and Co . Revue Britanniqtic . No . VII . La Bella Balia . Part VI , W . Jeffs . Kimpton ' s Magazine . No . VI . Bosworth and Co . Tait ' s Magazine . No . CCGVlII . Partridge and Co . The Art Journal . No . LVI . J . S . Virtue . Dublin University Magazine . No . CCCXX . Dublin , Alexander Thorn and Son . ' The National Magazine . Part XXXIV . W . Kentand Co . The Constitutional Press . Part V . Saunders and

      Ottley . The Eclectic , for August . Judd and Glass . The Englishwoman ' 8 Journal . No . XVIIT . Piper , Stephenson and Co . Recreative Science . Part I . Groombridge and Sons . The Parlour Journal . Part I . Taylor . The ladies' Treasury . No . XXX . Ward and Lock . The Parents' Cabinet . No . IX . Smith , Elder and Co . Cassell ' s Family Paper . No . XXVI . Vol . IV . Cassell ' s Family Bible . Part III . Cassel ] , Petter and Co . Titan , for August . No . CLXXIII . James Hogg and Son . Revue Independante . W . Jeffs . The Christian Examiner . No . CCXIV . Whitfield . La Fbllet . No . CLV . Simpkin and Marshall .

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      YOURSELF ! WHAT YOU ARE ! AND W&AT FIT FOR ! — The Original -Graphiologist ; MARIE CO UPELLE , continues her vivid , useful , uud interesting' delineations of character , from an exjiininntion of the handwriting , in a style peculiarly her own , never before attempted in tliis country , and which cannot even be successfully imitated by those who pretend to this useful nnd pleasing" science . All who desire to know themselves or the true character of any friend , should send n spoeimon of writing , stating sex and age , and the fee of 14 uncut penny stamps , to Bliss Coupelle , 09 , Castle-street , Oxford-strccf , London : and they will receive in a , few days a full and minute detail of the talents , tastes , affections , virtues , failings , &c , of the writer , with many traits hitherto unsus-Sectod , and calculated to be useful through life . —From F . P .: " I consider your skill' surprising 1 . "—C . S . : "Your description of her character is remarkably corivct . "—W . S .: "Your interesting answer is quite true . "—II , " \ V . : " Your sketch is marvellously correct . "—Miss F .: "Mnmmnsnys the cliaractor you sent me is true . "—Miss \ V . 1 ST . : " You hnve described his character very accurately . "—> Jiss II . S .: "I am afraid his character is as you describe it . " — " We soo no more difficulty in graphiology than phrenolojry , ami wo have little doubt that in innumerable instances the character ifl read with equal precision . "—JFamifi / Herald .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Aug. 6, 1859, page 922, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2306/page/22/