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Leader (1850-1860), 25th February 1860, Edition 1 of 2, Page 194, Untitled Ad

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      ESTABLISHED 1841 . TVTedioal , I ^ yaM , and Gene ^ _ LVI _ RAI . LIFE OFFICE . 26 . PALL-MALL , SoND O ^ -EmpoVerea by . pedal ActofParl . flW . ent , At the Eighteenth Annual Meeting . held _ on the 24 th N ^ v ., 1859 , ft was shown that on the 30 th Junelast-The number of policies in force wasi . . . 6 , 110 The amount insured was . . £ 2 , 601 , 925 ^ 08 . 8 d . The Annual Income was . . .. . £ 121 , 263 7 s 7 d . The new business transacted during the last five years amounts to . ^ 2 . 482 . 798 16 s . lid ., showing an average yearly amount of new business of nearly HALF A MILLION STEELING . The Society has paid for claims by death , since its establishment in 1841 , no lees a sum than £ 503 > . TIE AliTHY LIVES . —Assurances are effected at home or abroad at as moderate rates as the mOstrecent data will allow . - . INDIA . —Officers in the Army and Civilians proceeding to India may irisuretheir lives on the most favourable terms , and every possible facility is afforded withe transaction of business in India . NAVAL MEN AND MASTER MARINERS are assured at equitable rates for life , or for a voyage . "VOLUNTEERS . — jjo extra charge for persons serving in any Volunteer or Rifle Corps within the United Kingdom . RESIDENCE ABROAD . —Greater facilities given for residence in the Colonies , &c , than by most other Companies . INVALID LIVES assured on scientifically constructed tables based on extensive data , and a reduction in ihe premium is rnade when the causes for an increased rate of premiumhave ceased . , STAMP DUTY . — Policies issued free of every Charge but the premiums . . Every information may be obtained at the chief office or on , application to any of the Society ' s agents ^ CDOCGLAS SINGER . Secretary .

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      SPECIAL . NOTICE . To secure the advantage of this Year ' s entry , proposals must be lodged at the Head Office , or at any of the Society ' s Agencies , on or before lst _ Marc \ . Policies effected on or before 1 st March , 1860 , will receiveSix Years' Additions at the Division , of Profits at isfrMarch , 1865 . , ' . . .. ¦ . ¦ Qcottish Equitable "Life O ASSURANCE SOCIETY . Head Office , a ^ g ^ ^ A ^ EW-SQUABE , The Profits are divided every tiibee tears , arid wholly belong to the Members of the Society . The last division took place at 1 st March , 1859 , and from the results of it is taken the following EXAMPLE OF ADDITrONS :- . A Policy for lOOOJ .. dated 1 st March , 1832 , is now increased to 16541 : 9 s . ad . Supposing the age of the assured at the date of entry to have been 40 , these additions may be surrendered to the Society for a present payment o * 363 Z . 17 s . 8 rf ; or such surrender would not only redeem the entire premium on the noUcy , but also entitle the parfyto a present payment of 104 ? . 4 ? ., and in both cases the policy would receive future triennial additions . The Existing Assurances amount to .. £ 5 , 272 , 367 The Annual Revenue ... .. .. 187 , 240 The Accumulated Fund farising solely . . from the Contributions of Members 1 .. 1 , 19 * , 657 -ROBERT CHRISTIE . Manager . Wit . FINLAY . Secretary . London Office , 26 , POULTRY , E C ^ HrSi

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      BONUS DIVISION . lobe Insurance , Gornhill G and CHARING CROSS , LONDON . . ESTABLISHED 1803 . ' . -. Capital ONE MILLION , all paid-up and Invested . The following are examples of the PROFITS accruing on GLOBE PARTICIPATING LIFE POLICIES under the BONUS declared as at 31 st JDecember , 1858 : — : . Bonus applied—Age ai Original Origina Com- .. " ; — ¦ — Date Sum Annual plete By By payoff Insured . Premiiin Years A < ldition merit in Policy . 'n force , to Policy . CASH . 25 Yrs " £ 1000 ^ 21 9 26 Years £ 72 £ 27 17 35 „ 1600 28 2 6 6 „ 72 32 15 40 „ 1000 32 15 06 „ 72 . 35 7 . 50 „ 1000 _ _ 12 6 6 ,. _ , _ ?_ .. ( Policies of One to Five . complete Years participate in proportion . ) The above Profits are equivalent—if added to the Policy—to a Reversionary Sum at Death equal to One Pound JTour Shillings per Cent- per Annum on the Sum Insured for each of the completed years of the Policy : —Or , if taken as an Immediate Cash Payment , is , at most ages , considerably more than One Year ' s Premium . The Bonus Periods are FIVE Years , and the Rates of Life Premiums , whether with or without Profits , very economical . . ¦ FIRE , LIFE , ANNUITY , ENDOWMENT , and REVERSIONARY business transacted . WILLIAM NEWMARCH . Secretary . * * No Charge for Volunteer and Militia Corps . ¦ For upwards df Thirty years No Extra Premium has been charged by the Globe for service in the Militia and in Volunteer Corps in the United Kingdom . - ¦¦ . . .. ' '

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      Law Union Fire and Life ^ NSURAIJCE COMPANY ^ Chief Offices , 126 , 'CHANCERY LANE , London , W . Cw Birmingham Branchy 47 , UNION PASSAGE . Capital , ONE MILLION STERLING . The Fire and Life Departments are under : one Management , but with separate funds and accounts . ' Chairman , ¦ .. ¦ ¦' Sir Wniia . ni Foster , Bart . ; ' * ¦ Vice-. Chairman , . ' James Parker , Esq ., Baddow House , Chelmsfbrd , FIRE DEPARTMENT . Capital responsible for Losses , £ 750 , 000 . .. . . T > r T > u < inpss is confined to the best classes of insurance . Tlie discount allowed by fheGovernmeht on the duty is in all cases given tp the insured . Cl aims settled with promptitude and liberality . LTFE DEPARTMENT , Onoital responsible for losses , £ 250 . 000 , A Bonusevery five years , —next Bonus in 1864 . ¦ Moderate rates of Premium . Annuities granted on favourable terms : Prospectuses , forma of proposal , conies of annual reports , and every information , on application to FRANK McGEDY , Secretary , 126 , Chancery'Wane .

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      Map pin s' Electro-Silver PLATE AND TABLE CUTLERY . MAPPIN BROTHERS , Manufacturers by Special Appointment to the Queen , are the only Sheffield makers who supply th « consumer in London . Their London Show Booms , 67 and 68 , King Williaro StrpeVLondon Bridge , contain by far the largest stock of ELKCTROSIL ^ VER PLATE and TABLE CUTLERY in the WORLD * which is transmitted direct from their manufactory , Queen ' s Cutlery Works , Sheffield . . ¦ ~~ ^ ~^^ "i ddle ~ Doubli Kings ' s Lilly ¦ Pattern Thread 1 ' atttern Pattern . £ s . d . £ b . d £ s . d . £ s . d . 12 Table Forks ..:.. 1 16 0 2 14 0 3 0 0 3 12 0 12 Table Spoons .. 1 16 0 2 14 , t > 3 0 G 3 12 0 12 Dessert Forks .. 17 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 14 0 12 Dessertspoons .. 17 0 2 0 0 2 4 0 2 14 0 12 Tea Spoons .. 0 lg 0 1 40 1 7 0 i 1 16 0 ~ SIDE DISHES , ELECTRO-PLATED ON HARD NICKEL SILVER suitable for "Vegetables , Curries , and Entries . Per set of 4 Dishes . : „ , No . ¦ . .. " ¦ ' £ . S .- d . b 3678 Gadroon Oblong Pattern , Light Plating 8 8 0 b 5137 Beaded Edge and Handle , similar to E 40134 .... 7 . i IP 15 0 b 1786 Ditto dUto stronger ditto 13 0 0 k 4012 Antique Scroll Pattern , Melon-shaped Dish ' .: 12 0 0 e 4013 % Beaded Pattern Dish .. 18 4 0 By removing the Handles from the Covers , the set of four can bemade to form a set of eight Dishes . b 1792 Norfolk Pattern , a very elaborate Design , with rich Scroll Border all round 17 10 0 Hot Water Dishes for nbove extra 15 0 0 E 1797 Threaded Pattern , equally good as the Norfolk Pattern ...-, 16 12 0 Hot Water Dislies for abpve .... extra 15 10 0 DISH COVERS , ELECTRO-PLATED ON HARD NICKEL SILVER . ' Each set contains one Cover . 20 Inches- ; one of 18 Inches ) and two of 14 Inches each . No .. Complete set of 4 Coversi e 2750 Plain Pattern , \ vlUi Scroll Handle 10 10 0 b 2751 Melon Pattern , French Scroll Handle , either Plain or Gadroon edge , very handsome ... ' ! . ' i-18 1 , 2 0 B 8812 Shrewsbury Pattern , with bold Beaded Edge nnd Handles 15 12 0 e 4085 Greek Ornament Pattern , matches E 4375 Side Dislies ..,...,,.. 25 0 0 s 4854 WnrwIrH Pattern , matches s 4853 Side Dishes ....... ..... s ........... 33 00 Mapwh BnoTHERS . iruftranteo on nil their manufactures in Mectro Silver Plato jv strong deposit of real silver , according to price charged . A Costly Boole of Engravings , with PrlceB nttaahed , mny be had on applicntion . EstlmnteB furnished for Services of Plato for Hotels , Steam Ships , and Regimental Messes . ¦ ¦ __ . '' MAPPIN BROTHTBRS , 07 and 68 , TOnpt WUll « m Street . City , London , B . C . ; Manufactory , Queen ' s Cutlery Works , Sheffield ; . ¦

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      Toilette Requisite for the A SPRING . —Among the many luxuries of the presentaee ; nonecan beobtaihed pbsSessinfr the manifold Virtuel of OLD RIDGE'S BALM OF CO LUMBIA . It nourishes the roots and body of the hair , imi > arts the vriost delightful coolness , with an agreeable fraerance of perfume , and , at this period of the year , prevents the hair from falling off , or , if already too thin or turning grey , will prevent its further progress , and soon restore it again . Those who really desire to have beautiful hair , either with wave or curl , should use it daily . It is also celebrated for strengthening the hair , freeing it from scurf , and producing new hair , whiskers , and moustaches ; Established upwards of 30 years . No imitative wash can equal it . Price 39 & a ' OLD ^ bGE . 13 . Wellington . street . North . Strand . V . C .

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      nPeeth . — -By Her Majesty ' s A Royal Letters Patent . Newly Invented ana Patented Application of Chemically prepared INDIA RUBBER in theconstruetlOn of Artificial Teeth , Gums , and Palates . Mit . EPHRAIM MOSELY , SURGKON DENTIST . 9 , GBOSYENOR STREET , GRQSVENOR . SQIJARE , sole Inventor and Patentee . A neiv , original , ana invaluable invention , consisting In the adaptation , with the most absolute perfection and success , of chemically prepared India Rubber in . lieu of the ordinary gold or bone frame . All sharp edges are avoided ; nosprings , wires , or fastenings are required ; a greatly-increased freedom of suction is supplied j a naiura I elasticity hitherto wholly unattainable , and a tit perfected with the most unerring accuracy , an » secured ; the greatest support is given to the adjoining teeth when loose , or renr tiered tender by tlie absorption of the gums . The aods of the mouth exert rip agency on th « prepared India Rubber , and . «» '¦ « » on . cond . uctor , fluids of any temperature may wlih thorough comfort be Imbibed arid retained In the mouth , nil unpleasantness of smell or taste being at the same time wholly , provided » j ? n * nst by the peculiar nature of iis preparation . Teeth ttlled with gold arid Mr . Ephralm MOBely'n White Enamel , the only stopping that will not become discoloured , and particularly recommended for llio front teeth .- « , Orosvenor-street , Grosvenpr-sqtiure . London } 14 , Gay-street , Bath ; and 10 , Eldon-square , Newcastle-on-Tyne .

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      Benson ' s Watches . " Perfection of Mechanism . " ' —KCrrei ' M" - Post . Gold , 4 to 100 guineaa ; silver * " 2 to 50 guineas . rSpnd two stamps for Benson ' s Plustrated Watch Pamphlet . ) Watches Bfent to all parts of the World froeper Post . 33 and 34 , Ludgate hill , London , E . C .

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      FIRS , THIEVES , FIR ESecond-hand Fireproof Safes , the most extensive nssortmont by Rliinor and other eminent Mnkera , < it hnlf the piiceof new . Dimensions , 24 , in , hijjh . IB in . wide , and 16 in . deep , iC 3 lQa . At C . GRIFFITHS ' , 33 , Old Qlmngo , St . Pnul ' s , E . C . Wantea , Second-hand Safes by Milnor ClmV > b , Marr , or Mordan . NOTICE . —Gentlemen possessed of Tnnn ' a Safes need not apply .

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      British College of Health , EUSTON" IIOAD , LONDON , FOREIGN GENERAL AGENTS , DUXiY ArrOlNTED FOR T 1 IK SAT . R OC MQHISQN'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDI CINES :--Auatrnlla .. .,. .. .. .. Mr , Ghnrlwood . IJnvarla .. .. ., a .. . « Mr . Gnyrhos . BflHImoro . J . O , Fronoh nnd Son Bnrbndoos .. Collymoro nnd Gill . IJnroolona .. .. .. .. .. Mlret untl Ouyatg . lirorly Mr . Kornflola . Onrthngcna .. ., .. .. Mr . Gftuto . Calcutta ,. .. .. M . It . Child . Onpo Breton ,. Mr . W « xd . ( , 'onatnntlnoplo ., .. .. .. M . Stumpa . Coponlingou MIohnelHon and Holm Oracqw .. Mr . Muldnor , lillyinoro .. ,. Mr . fitoonltcrff . France .. Mr . Moulin . Qornmny nnd Austrln .. .. Mr . Ucrok . Glbrnltnr .. .. .. .. .. Mr . Roberta . Guornfloy .. .. , Mr . Coclirnno . HallfiixtN . S . ) ,. , Mr , M'KJnlny . Hamburg .. ,, ,. ., .. Mr , Krnnakonf . Hondurns .. .... ., .. Mr . Honclorgon , > Tnrnnioa , MIhb KIngton . Minima .. ,. It . L . Perelrd , JEaq . Moxlco Mr . Toffno . Montreal , .. .. Mr , Trudoftu . Now inland .. ., .. .. Mr , Pnrrilfli Wow York .. Flrtli , Vond , rikI Go , D ( U >»!} a .. ,. ., i . ,. Wn > , Wpgnor , Ksq .

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      rpeeth withoiit Springs . By JL JJcr Mnjesty' 8 Koynl Letters Patent , Improper Mastication » nd tho Evila attendant thereon maybe avowed bv wearlnK Artiflclal Teeth properly oonstructed and of pure MnterlnlH . Messrs . ( JAiJIlIEL , t ^ o Old ^ EstabllRhcd Pontints'Treatlsoon t | ie Loss nnd best moans of Rcatorlng » tlio Teeth , explains their System of supplying Artlfloinl Mnstloators with Vuloaniped Gum-colomccl India Rubber as a base j no metal tyhntsoovcr Is nswl- ^ flprlnga and ¦ wires are entirely dlepenaed with , wliljfo a arently Inoronscd amount of suction If obtnineU , to « other ivltli tlio boat matorinls nnd ilrat-clnsa -vvorkmanBhlp , nt less than half tho ordinary coat . ~ " Giibrlcl ' a Trentlseifl of Importance to nil requiring tho dentist's aid , and emanating from such ; a uourco , U may bo eonfldon ^ ly relied on , —• Unitep Sbiiviob Gazettb . -- Tho » H « n < ls roqulr-Inff nrtlftolal teoth are deterred from oqnaultlng a ( iontlst , fearing the iintlolpatod cont . or drend of fiv'lnrc—To nil such wo say , peruse * Gakrlet '« Treatlfio , '"—Oivix . Skiiviob Gazetxjs . PubDahed by Messrs , GUihijkx . ( Rratls on nppllcfttlon , or nont on receipt of three port tape ? Htnmpa ) , nt their estftbllslinionts , —93 & !) 4 , Lu % fito-I ) lll , ft 110 , Kegont-Btroot , London . Qbnervo name and numboru pftrtloulurly ) j ivnd 134 , Duho-strcot , Liverpool .

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      T ? lastic Stockings and Knee Xh CAPS for VARICOSE VWrNS and WBAKNEiSS , of a very ouperlor quality , yielding an unvarying support wllliouj the trouble of bitn < "glng-Instructions for Measurement and I ' rices on application , and tlie article sent by post from the Manufacturers , —POPE and PLANTE , 4 , Waterlooplace . London , 3-W .

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      T ? eating ' s Cough Lozenges . XV- What diseases are more fatnl In their oonaor qucnccB than nogleoted Co « gl > B . Colctoi Sore Thronts , or Lunpular AfR'oUons ? The ilrat « nrf best rmrieay Is Keatlng ' s Cough Lozenges , Prepared nnd sold In Boxes , la . Xjd ., and 'I I"J » 2 h . Oa ,. 4 a . Od ., nnd 10 s , Od . enoli , by TUOMAH KEATING , Choinltit . &o ., 70 . St . J ' oul ' s Churchyard , London . Itotail by all Druggists . IMPORTANT VO PUBLIC srSBAKKKS , SINGERS , BIO . 8 t . P » iiVb Cnthodrnl . Sir , —I liavo much pleasure In rcpommmnndlng your IiOzengea to tliofo who maybe dlfltreeued wl ^ h Iioorsonuao . T / iet / ' / tave afforded mo rolla /' mt itevvraf aaooetow tohen tcarcrlff < i (/ leto nina flrom the dfToots of Cntnrrli . I think they would bo vary uscAil to Olcrgymon , Barrlaters , and Public Orators , I am . Sir , yourn fnlU » Ailly , TROMAS FRANCIS , Vdonr Choral . To Mr . Kontljig ,

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      ¦ ,: ¦ : - ¦ ¦ ¦ : ¦ : ;¦ - . ^ . , / . , / ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦; :. . ¦ ¦ , ^ [ y - 7 % e Leader andSaturdayr Analyst . Feb . 25 , 1860 .

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    • Leader (1850-1860), Feb. 25, 1860, page 194, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/l/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2335/page/22/