The Courier and Argus from Dundee, Tayside, Scotland • 1

1 r-i i TA. urn YOUNG BRECHIN, Practical Rvumivncoa rnSl iALE ALTEaED T- tjesday. rr dc he eh, hain fijted for same Day on which this Sale was formerly advertised). SUPERIOR LARCII AND HARDWOOD FOR SALE, THE ESTATE OF MONZIE, NEAR CRIEFF, lrtllbHIRE. Tere will be sold, by public roup, on the Ground in Lotn on Toesday, 2d December, 18-56 FIFTEE HUNDRED LARCH 7 2 0n the Knock Hill and Low Ground, of fMoije which are ver, heavy, and of Kuperior qsal.ty fit for ful Uhtd Railway Sleepers, and other purposes where large timber is required.

pur ABOUT ONE HUNDRrTand EIGHTY ASII and ELM TREES, fm. Jf size and fin qnalitv. Thereare TWO VALUA BLE HAGS of COPSE WOOD rdy for cnttinp, consisUng of Oak. Birch AldPr jjirt nr Offers will brecejved Company are requested to assemble at the Saw Mill onste, at Eleven o'clock forenoon. tJhI T.r ovrSr, will 8how the Lots, and the roads for the removal of the Timber, VlSlVtSSS fFPlication to banker Crieff 'S' John M'Liesh, James Shiulaw.

Carlnke. Anctionwr Monzie Castle, November, 1856 Auctioneer. 645 'n6ir 6.30, fltcr, at WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1856. Stamped, AND ACCOUNT BOOK MAKERS, o. 7 vastlb street, Dundee.

SCARFS, MUFFLERS, PLAIDS, RAILWAY WRAPPERS, CARRIAGE RUGS, DRESSING GOWNS, AND UMBRELLAS, AT F. DICKINSON 39 REFORM STREET. E. Cos, PROSPECTUS or THE CALEDONIAN PROPERTY INVESTMENT CO. Instituted September 18th, 1856.

Enrolled under the Act 6 7 Will. Cap. 32, passed for the Encouragement and Protection of Building Societies. Trustees. Georoe Dukca.v, M.P.

Alexander Lawson, Ironmonger. Alexander Easson, Merchant. Matthew Nimmo, Surgeon. William Harris, Corn Merchant. Directors.

Messrs Davtd Jobson, Wine Merchant, Chairman. James Donald, Flaxspinner, Lochee. Robert Easson, Merchant. Andrew Scott. Builder.

John Si he, Stationer. James Kbay, Auctioneer, Lochee. Robert Park, Printer. David Shepherd, House-Factor. Thomas Lysll, Plumber.

A. W. Fairwbather, Painter. Donald M'Nicoll, Builder. Solicitors.

Messrs Johnston Scott, Writers, 30 Reform Street, Dundee. Surveyor and Valuator. Mr James Scott, Architect, Dundee. Bankers. The National Bank op Scotland.

OFFICE 48 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. Manager. Mr William Stiven, Accountant. This Company has been constituted nnder the Act of Parliament passed for the Encouragement and Protection of Building Societies, of which great advantage has been taken throughout the kingdom with uniform success, and much benefit to the community especially to the working classes to whom it presents an attractive means of accumulating their savings by collecting them in small fortnightly payments, which are invested in making advances on heritable property to the Shareholders. Its objects are 1.

To subscribe, by small fortnightly instalments Shares of 25 each 2. To enable Shareholders to build or acquire dwelling houses or other heritable property, by obtaining an advance from the Company and 3. To afford a safe and profitable investment on herit able security for small sums of money. The operation of Investment Companies ia very simple and easily explained. A large body of individuals combine in subscribing to a general fond some of these subscribers have for their object the investment of their savings in a mode at once safe and profitable others join for the purpose of obtaining advances to enable them to build or purchase dwelling houses.

The accumulations of the former supply the latter the one lends, the other borrows and thereby the system works for their mutual advantage. The borrowing Shareholders repay their advances by fortnightly subscriptions varying according to the number of years for which the loan is granted. TABLE OF REPAYMENT OF A LOAN OF 100 WITH INTEREST. Fortnightly Payments, Amount of or Loax. commencing 14 days ly Payments ycr after the advance.

Annum. 6 years. 0 15 2 19 14 0 8 0 11 11 15 10 0 10 0 9 11.4 12 19 0 12 0 8 8 11 6 0 14 0 7 9fr 10 2 0 No. 20971 REGISTERED FOR 1 TRANSMISSION ABROAD MRS LIXD begs to intimate that she has received her PATTERNS of MILLINERY from London for the Season. 140 Miln's Buildings.

MISS PAUL respectfully intimates the arrival from London of her PATTERNS in MILLINERY for the Season. 103 Nethtirgate, 1856. 26 REFORM STREET. ANTLES. A Select Assortment, at Reasonable Prices.

P. P. MUIRHEAD. MR PETER YOUNG, SURGEON, begs respectfully to intimate that he has Commenced PRACTICE in ERROL. 28th October, 1856.

rpEETH Mr JAMES LOTHIAN, Dentist, 27 Nethergate, Dundee. The best Teeth onlv. Moderate Charges, and all Operations particularly attended to. BREAD AND CAKE BASKETS. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT at Wm.

ALSlON 8. Jewrt.irb 7 Hinir Swumi UNDERCLOTHING. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, BOYS' and GIRLS' LAMB'S WOOL UNDERCLOTHING in ests, urawers, ana jjbf.sses. Frame and Handknitted. Also, a Large Stock of HAND-KNIT STOCKINGS, nnunRinu ttliu ALL OIK KB, AT WILLIAM GELLATL Y'S, 26 28 Nethergate, Dundee.

AUTUMN AND WINTER NOVELTIES IN CHILDREN'S DRESSES, AT FARQUHARSON'S JUVENILE WAREHOUSE, 129 MURRAYGATE. JFARQUHARSON begs to intimate his ar- rival from London with everything New and Fashionable for Children, suitable for" the approaching BcBSOu. WANTED, TWO YOUNG GIRLS AS APPRENTICES. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. FA RQUH ARSON begs to intimate that he mieoas ttdMUiUMJ irom i SJ Marravjrate at the ensuing term, to thoae new Premises No.

2 SEAGATE, unaer me liriusn Hotel. LITERARY INSTITUTE. rpHE Directors have resolved to admit Members J- to ttie KKADIMjr KOOM for the period from 11th Nov. 1856, to 31st Dec, 1857 nearly fourteen months upon payment oi io, uie Annual subscription for 1857. HALLOWE'EN APPLES.

SALE, a Larce Ouantitv of APPLES, con JL sisting of Belgian Rennets French Rennets, and jersey Apples. Also, a qnantity of TURKEY NUTS, of the best kinds. Apply at David Mitchell's, High Street, Opposite Trades' Hall. DUNDEE PUBLIC SEMINARIES. GENERAL MEETING THIS DAY.

A GENERAL MEETING of the Subscribe -tA- to the Dundee Public Seminaries (including the subscribers to the una tor improving the Incomes of the Teachers in the Mathematical and Classical Departments) will be held, in the Town Hall, on Wednesday the 12th November cnrrent, at Twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of Electing Ten Persons to be Directors of the Institution for the year ensuing. PAROCHIAL BOARD OF LD7F AND BENVDZ. A SPECIAL MEETING of the PAROCHIAL BOARD of the United Parish of LIFF and BENVIE will be held within ST PETER'S CHURCH, Perth Road, Dundee, opon Thursday the I3th day of November, 1856, at Eleven o'clock forenoon, for the purpose of fixing the sum to be raised by Assessment for the Relief of the Poor in the United Parish of Liff and Benvie, including the expenses connected with the management and administration thereof for the year commencing on 1st February next, or for such other period as may be fixed by the Meeting for imposing the said Assessment and for adopting snch measures as may be necessary for apportioning and levying the same and for any other business or purpose connected with the Poor and Poor's Funds of the said United Parish that may be brought before the Meeting. W. Mackenzie, Inspector.

Dundee, 31st 1856. Dundee Mutual Marine Insurance Association No. 7 Exchange Street, 4th 1856. A MEETING of SHIPOWNERS will be held in the Office of the Association, No. 7 Exchange Street, on Thursday, 13th November, at 12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of making arrangements for conducting the Business for the ensuing year, commencing 1st Jannary and ending 31st December.

1857, at which Meeting the Committee of Management for the year 1857 will be Elected. JOHN M. LINDSAY, Secretary. N.B. The Association is not Limited to Vessels belonging to the Port of Dundee.

DUNDEE FREIGHT INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. A MEETING of SHIPOWNERS will beheld in the Office of the Association, No. 7 Exchange Street, at one o'clock P.m., on Thursday 13th November current, in order to elect a Committee of Management for the year 1857, and to make arrangements for carrying on the business from the 1st January to 31st December, 1857. JOHN M. LINDSAY, Secretary.

N.B. Vessels may be Insured in the Association (although not belonging to Dundee.) NEW BANKRUPT ACT. This day is published in royal 8vo, price 7s 6d, PRACTICE in BANKRUPTCY in SCOTLAND with Copious Forms and Styles By DAVID MACBRAIR, S.SjC., Master Extraordinary in Scotland for the Courts of Chancery in England and Ireland. Author of Digest of Decisions, Edinburgh: T. T.

Clark. Dundee: Sold by all Booksellers. FERGUSON BEQUESTS. THE TRUSTEES of the late JOHN FERGUSON, of Cairnbrock, are prepared to receive written applications for Grants from the following Legacies left by Mr Ferguson, vis. The sum of 50,000 or the Interest, Income, and Produce thereof, to or for the benefit, and among such Charitable, Educational, and Benevolent Societies and Institutions in Scotland, as mv Trustees shall select." The sum of 20,000, or the Interest, Income, Profits, and Produce thereof, to and for the benefit, and among snch Religious Societies and Institutions in Scotland, as my Trustees shall select." And the Sum of 10,000, or the Interest, Income, Profits, and Produce thereof, to and for the benefit, and among such Ragged or Industrial Schools in Scotland, as my Trustees shall select." Written applications, addressed to the Trustees, will be received up till the 1st day of December next, by John Smith, Writer in Irvine, their Factor; or John Park Fleming, Writer, 62 Miller Street, Glasgow, their Law Agent.

Notice will, in due time ho vpn vhen be lodged for Grants from The Permanent BeqnestFund." i dA. XT JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES. THE unparalleled demand for JOHN CAS-SELL'S COFFEES for a series of many years fully demonstrates their real excellence. So extensive inJ A. spread is their celebrity, that the remark has become 1 i i it uHiaw oo uuuscuum woTOH, xi ou wane really food Coffee, you should use John CassellV JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES are made op in Canisters of One Pound and Half-pound, and in air-tight Packages of Four Onuces and Two Ounces.

John Cassell's Coffee, No. (Pink Wrapper) Is Od per lb Sold by Agents in most towns. Appointments still made. For terms of Agency apply to John Cassell, 80 Fen-church Street, Loudon. AGENTS R.

Fearns, Murraygate. W. Wighton, Hilltown. J. Easson, grocer, Scoiiringburn.

I J. Scrimgeour, 7 Church Lane. John Hay, Connty Place. James Mitchell, 43 High Street. J.

Ferguson, Leslie Street. Dundee Perth Blairgowrie Kirriemuir Patterson, nigh street. Arbroath James Miller, 220 High Street. CARDIGAN JACKETS AND VESTS, AT E. F.

DICKINSON Co.s, 39 REFORM STREET. Pi1 F. DICKINSON Co. have been appointed 4 SOLE AGENTS in Dundee for J. H.

D. Nicoll uuuuuu a DRIVING CAPES, WALKING COATS, MORNING COATS, AND SHOOTING COATS. GENTLEMEN desirous of obtaining SHIRTS in the very best manner in which they can be made, are uj oypij nil J. FARQUHARSON'S, HATTER, HOSIER, GLOVER, AND SHIRT-MAKER, 84 NETHERGATE. BEAUTIFUL BREAKFAST BACON, PRIME BELFAST HAMS, ALL SIZES, at JOHN SCRYMGEOUR'S, FAMILY VICTUALLER, West End op High Street, Dundee.

CRUET FRAMES. A LARGE and ELEGANT ASSORTMENT of 3, 4, 7, GLASS CRUET FRAMES, at Wm. ALtQL'iJIS'b, JEWELLER, iiIGH STREET. SECURITY FROM FIRE. "IVTILNER'S FIRE-PROOF and HOLDFAST XTJL SAFES and DEED BOXES, with all Latest Im provemeuts at G.

H. G. NICOLL'S, 38 OVERGATE, Dundee. EDINBURGH. BUCHANAN'S TEMPERANCE HOTEL, 114 HIGH STREET, (Opposite top of North Bridge.) TTtLEGANT.

Comfortable, and Extensive Ac J-J commodation for Travellers, Breakfasts, Luncheons, Soups, Joints, Chops, Steaks, Teas, served with the ut most despatch at the lowest possible charge. Free use of excellent Keading Koom, Commercial Koom, and Private Parlours. BEDS ONE SHILLING ATo Charge for Servants. MOKE NUISANCE. FERGUSON'S PATENT is a Cheap and Effectual Kemeay tortnis JNuisance completely meeting the requisites of the Act and can he introduced to Furnaces in a few hours, without stoppme the Works.

Terms learned on application to the Proprietor, JOSEPH CHAPPEL, 55 and 67 Robertson Street, Glasgow. PIANOFORTE AND MUSIC SALOON. 16 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. TVTESSRS WILSON GUTHRIE, have now much pleasure in announcing the Completion of tne Catalogue tor the MUSIC LIBRARY, and that the same is now open to Subscribers. Messrs W.

G. have every confidence that from the care taken in selecting the Music for the Library, the same will be found in every way worthy of Membership. Catalogues will be supplied to Members free. Messrs W. Stock of PIANOFORTES, both New and Second Hand, is at present very complete, some of the Second-Hand having only been out on hire for a few months.

The Stock of MUSIC is very choice and large, and having entered into arrangements with various London Publishers, all New Music as it appears will be added. Messrs W. G. personally attend to tuning and regulating of Pianofortes, both in town and country. Violin, Harp, Guitar, and other Musical Strings and Fittings of the best quality.

Old Pianofortes taken in Exchange at a Fair Valuation. EXTENSION OF PREMISES. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. METHVEN BROWN, 31 Castlts Street, bavin? preat.lv enlarged thplr Pumiioii l.n. nuHi arrangements for keeping in Stock, a large Assortment of NEW HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of Good Materials and Workmanship, and such as can be confidently recommended to Customers.

The Stock will consist of: DRAWING-ROOM FURNITURE, In Rosewood Conches, Chairs, elegant Chiffoniers with Marble Tops, and Plate Glass Mirrors, Tables, Mantel Mirrors iu Gilded Frames, DINlNG-POmi In TelescoDe Table, from foot ffi Ax tn inlrfi, and Loo Tables Chairs, in Haircloth and American Cloths Sofas and Couches Easy Chairs Sideboards Chiffoniers; rnnwTTrnp In Elizabethan and French HMct)u re tains Wardrobes Toilet and with Marble Tops Dressing Mirrors Chests of Drawers Bed Steps and Night Tables Cane-Seated Chairs, T.OTtRV TJTTWVrf TTDI? In Tables, Hat Trees, Umbrella Stands, Timepieces ANVITED. 31 Castle Street, Dundee, October, 1856. CROWDEN GARROD'S PATENT INDIA RUBBER KNIFE BOARD. A Cheap and effectual substitute for Buff Leather, beinc far Minerlm. i use of which a clean, well-polished Knife may be obtained in the shortest time, without uselessly wearing it out, and with a great saving of labour.

The cheapest and best Knife Cleaner produced. Price 3s 6d to 10s each. Sold Wholesale only by Crowden Garrod, Falcon Square, London; Retail, by all respectable Ironmongers, Basketmakers, in every Town. xeware oi uounterteits. See the names of Crowden Garrod are on the Board" None others are genuine." CAUTION.

TO TRADESMEN, MERCHANTS. SHIPPERS. flTTTFTTTRRS Whereas it has latelv unprincipled person or persons have for some time past been wwiuMfwfa uy selling to the trade and others a spurious article under the name of BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK, this is to give notice, that I am the Original and Sole Pronrietnr nn4 a VI N1U article, and do not, emnlr.v an. 1 wavciier, or wiwnw auj person to represent himself as coming from my establishment C. o.u8 nam in.

This caution is published bv me to nrevent fnrtViPr t.i; uiifusiuuu uu uie jumit, and aerlnnn ininrv tn nivaelf t-xttv and Widow of the late John Bond, 28 Long-lane, and West Jt To avoid disaDnointment counterfeits, be careful to nst i manent Marking Ink and further to distinguish it, observe that no Sixnennv size is. or has at tt- v. him, the inventor and proprietor. FIRST CLASS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. THE DUN DEE COURIER (Established 1816), PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.

CONTAINS a complete Digest of the News of the WkPoliticaI, Commercial, and Agricultural. The Latest Foreign and Domestic News, as well as accounts from the various important Markets, are M.iv I7i. trie Telegraph up to the hour of going to press Extra Editions of the 'Courier' are published on the arrival of intelligence of particular interest TO ADVERTIRF, TS THE as a first-class Family Newspaper, circulating larirelv nmn i and respectable classes in town and country, offers very ua.c.i.oera. -advertisements of three lines are inserted for one shilling and the charges generally hnvit noon rrroativ rMnnH ALL Kivne nr JSB, AD PRINTING, Neatly and Prompt Executed, on Moderate Terms, AT THE 'COURIER' OFFICE, DUNDEE. DUNDEE NATIONAL SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 21 Reform Street.

THE BANK IS OPEN FOR taking in money On Monday and Thursday Mornings, from 9 to 10 o'clock On Wednesday and Saturday 7 to 8 o'clock; and On Friday Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. tor paying out money On Wednesday Evening, from 7 to 8 o'clock; On Thursday Morning, from 9 to 10 o'clock; and On Friday Afternoon, from 12 to 2 o'clock. C3- Deposits of one shilling and upwards received. Amount of Deposits, 20th November, 1856. 79,217 11 9 Increase on Deposits during theyear, 8,819 18 6 Government Annuities from 4 to 30 may be purchased through this Bank.

J. P. SMITH, CLOTHIER. HIGH STREET, DUNDEE. "CREELS much pleasure in informing bis numerous viBwiuere anil tueruunc, mat nis Stock oi Uoods tor GENTLEMEN'S OVERCOATS Is highly worthy of Inspection.

Axso, An Excellent Assortment of Heavy TWEEDS for Winter Suits. HATS and CAPS from the Best Makers. NEWEST STYLES in LADIES' HATS AT LEASE'S HAT WAREHOUSE, No. REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. THE CHEAPEST BEST SELECTED STOCK OF NEW GOODS EVER OFFERED AT JAMES SPENCE'S SILK, SHAWL, MANTLE WAREHOUSE.

A MAGNIFICENT CHOICE of MANTLES, 4s lid, 5s lid, 6s 6d, 7s 6d, 8s 9d, 10s, lis 6d, 12s 9d, to 40s. A Beautiful Assortment of SILK VELVET and OPERA 20s, 24s, 28s, 33s, 38s, 40s, 45s, to 55s. LONG and SQUARE FILLED SHAWLS, I6s, 20s, 26s 6d, 30s, 35s, 40s, 50s, to 200s. LONG and SQUARE WOOL SHAWLS, 8s 9d, lis 6d, 14s, 15s 6d, 18s 6d, 21s, 24s 6d, to 35s VERY BRIGHT BLACK SILKS, la 9d, 2s, 2s 3d, 2s 6d, 2s 9d, 3s, to 4s. BLACK and COLOURED FRENCH MERINOS, 2s 4Jd, 2s 9d, 3s, 3s 3d, 3s 9d, 4s, 4s 6d, to 5s 6d.

BLACK and COLOURED COBURGS, 4jd, 6d, 74d, 9d, 10d, Is, Is 2d, to Is 6d. The Leading Mixtures in WINCEYS, 9d, lid, Is 2d, Is 41d Is 7d, Is 8Ad. Is lOd. FANCY CHECKED, STRIPED, and FLOUNCED xivEioorio, 3s lid, 5s, 6s, 8s, 10s 6d, 12s, 14s 9d, to 40s. BLACK and COLOURED SILK VELVETS, 4s 4d, 5s 6d, 6s 6d, 7s, 8s, 9s, 10s, and 12s.

A Very Laree Assortment of SQUIRREL, ERMINE, MINIVER, MUSQUASH, KOLINSKY, REAL SABLE RIDING BOAS. FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS, SCARFS, TIES. HOSIERY, GLOVES, SEWED MUSLINS, LACES, 22 24 REFORM STREET. UPPER SHIRTS, IN TWEEDS, CLAN TARTANS, AND PRINTED FLANNELS; UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS, AND SOCKS, In a variety of COLOURINGS AND FABRICS, AT F. DICKINSON SHIRTMAKERS, HOSIERS AND GLOVERS, 39 REFORM STREET.

J. W. A I E. 13 ca 69 13 IS $1 CO 53 PS 1 CO a i i 8 5 a 2 IR 4 SI 1 00 a i-t i CO eg a ir 00 5 p. GO CO a CO i a a 17" 2 OB J.

W. A I E. SMITH'S OAT FLOUR. Protected by Royal Patent over England, Scotland, jretana, ana tne Jirtttsh Uolonies. THIS delicious Article of FOOD affords more nourishment to the Muscle, Bone, and Blood of Man, than any other known vegetable.

Manufactured from the pure Oat, without the aid of Chemistry, and is devoid of all Husk and heating ingredients. It is of the finest quality, suitable for the weakly and bilious, as well as the strong, and for Infants and Children. In family use is much preferable to Arrowroot, Manna, and such like foreign articles makes a good Pudding, Pancake, Gruel, very quickly prepared und various other dishes, nutritious, light, and healthful. The PATENT OAT FLOUR is mnch recommended by the Medical Faculty and possesses the merits of a very large amount of nourishment without increasing the Pulse, and goes a long way in use, hence iu economy too. Sold in Packets ai Is 6d, with directions under the seal, and subscribed by the Patentee as follows JOHN SMITH, Hare Craig, by Dundee.

N.B. To be had of the following in this quarter Dundee Messrs P. Stuart, R. Nicoll, grocers, Nethergate, and A. Stuart, grocer, Paumure Street D.

Russell. Hamilton Hardie, J. Thomas, High Street, and F. C. Parker, Nethergate, chemists and druggists.

Arbroath G. Shield, and W. Lawrence, apothecaries. PertAJ. Hav Robertson, grocer.

Forfar Law. druggist. Alyth Fin'dlav, grocer. Bro. Ferry idndsay, Kidd, Blair, grocers.

Dunfermline Leath, druggist. Edinburgh Duncan Flockhart chemists; Maclean Son, Italian Warehouse, Princes Street. Aberdeen Stewart Chevis, grocers Farqnbarson provision-dealers and Davidson, chemist. Union Street. Read ye that run the awful truth With which 1 charge my page A worm is in the bud of youth.

And at the root of age." Coumer. TUST PUBLISHED with Numerous New Edition, price Is FREE BY POST FOR 13 STAMPS. Nervous DebiUty its Causes, Symptoms, and Cure. An Essay on Spermatorrhcea, and on premature exhaustion of the system, showing the causes which commonly lead to its occurrence, the symptoms which indicate its presence, and the means to be adopted for its cure. fiY A PHYSICIAN.

This work, emanating from a qualified member of the medical profession of many years' experience, is addressed to those persons who suffer from the various disorders acquired tn early life. Also, by the same Author, price Is, free by post for 13 stamps. The Science of Life; or How to Insure Moral and Physical Happiness, with rules for the preservation of Health and Strength, and precautionary hints for the guidance of the Weak, the Nervous, the Sedentary, and the Delicate. Sherwood and 23 Paternoster-row Hanuay. 63 Oxford street, London and all Booksellers.

Mb David Greig, Surgeon. W. W. COOPER BEGS to intimate that he has returned from the Markets with a Beautiful Selection of NEW DESIGNS for LADIES' DRESS, in DOUBLE SKIRTS, FLOUNCINGS, RICH BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS, COLOURED AND BLACK SILK VELVETS, The prevailing SHADES OF FRENCH MERINOES. BEST ABERDEEN WTNCTES.

A Great Variety of NEW CHALLY'S and ALL-WOOL TARTANS for Bovs and Girls' Dress. FANCY SCARFS, FRENCH RIBBONS, FLOWERS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, and UNDERCLOTHING, REAL WELSH and LANCASHIRE FLANNELS, Muslin and Lace Goods in COLLARS, SLEEVES, SETS, 9 REFORM STREET. NEW DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT AT No. 99 MURRAYGATE, Second Shop East op Hobsb Wykd.

JOHN J. DEAS begs to intimate that he has COMMENCED BUSINESS in the above premises, and trusts that, by courtesy and prompt attention to the wants of the Public, to secure a share of that support which it will ever be his study to merit. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS. MESSRS E. F.

DICKINSON Co. beg to intimate that their Cutter Mr Richardson has received the Fashions for the Season. Also, A. Variety of very handsome PATTERN COATS, from one of the first London Houses. The Styles of the Season are THE EGLINTON." THE OSBURNE WRAPPER." THE GEORGIUS SLEEVE CAPE." AND THE SOMERSET." 39 REFORM STREET.

HOSIERY! GAVINE begs to inform the Inhabitants of Dundee and surrounding country that he has at present a very large Stock of WINTER UNDERCLOTHING, both Scotch and English manufacture, which he is selling at last year's prices, notwithstanding the heavy advance in the fi.w v. ot. linn kjtiiauu Ladies' Lambs'-Wool TVpecM Gent's Lambs'-Wool Shirts. Lambs'-Wool Pants. Lambs'-Wool Drawrs.

Knitted Pants. Lambs'-Wool Hose. Genta Lambs'-Wool Sox. Knitted Hose. Knitted Sox.

Boys' Lambs'-Wool Shirts. Boys' Lambs'-Wool Pants. Boys' Lambs'-Wool Hose. Boys' Lambs'-Wool Sox. Ladies' Lambs'-Wool Vests.

Ladies' Lambs'-Wool Drawers Ladies' Lambs'-Wool Hose. Ladies' Knitted Dresses. Ladies' Knitted Vests. Ladies' Knitted Spencers. Ladies' Knitted Hose.

Misses' Lambs'-Wool Vests. Misses' Knitted Spencers. Misses' Lambs'-Wool Hose. Misses' Knitted Hose. Children's Knitted Spencers.

Knitted Hose. A large assortment of Fancy Hosiery, Gloves, Gauntlets, ocaris, ana uravats. WHOLESALE HOSIERY HABERDASHERY WAREHOUSE, 70 HIGH STREET, Ah Apprentice Wanted. LONDON AND PARIS FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN 1856. W.

H. NELL, 14 Reform Street, BEGS respectfully to intimate his return from London virh laroro nwA olommt ntm.tm.ni nt finfiTlC w.cmuw mwi wuidub v. v. for the AUTUMN TRADE. In invitin? his numerous Customers and Mie Pnhli miner- ally to an inspection of his Stock, W.

H. N. would observe, wai naving recently considerably enlarged the Show-Koom, he will be enabled to keep a larger Stock of BEADY- DiKMjr.TR. nt owrt rtpurnnfinn than hilhortn. so that Ladies may now select from a Stock unequalled in ciieiu ana variety in Aiunoee.

The stock consists of BONNETS. of every description, inclndinc ahnnt 40 dlflTerpnf. naffsrns tn Mixlixery Bownets, from 4s lid to 42s. A large assort ment oi mourning boskets. Keadv-trimmed Straw and Bonnets, in great variety of style, from 3s 6d to 25 ou ana me ueaaing in lain and Fancy Boh nets, for Ladies and Children also Plush Bonnets.

FELT TTaTS. in every variety of Colour, Shape, and Quality, for Ladies, juisisus, anu xojs. CAPS. may be selected from a well-assorted and always Fresh Stock, or made to order on the shortest notice, at the same moderate rate or cnarge3 wtucn characterises the ready-made Stock. FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.

Particular attention is naid tn this rfprartment trli 'fh ta always kept well-assorted with the Leading Novelties, and embraces every quality, from the cheapest to the finest goods, LUOUC RTERONR in almost endless variety of style, quality, and design. A splendid choice of Neck Ribbons, of the newest patterns. ftT.fiVBS of all sizes and qualities, in Kid, Silk, Spun Silk, Cotton Cloth, Cashmere, Lace Mitts, A large assortment of the One Shilling Kid Glove." SCARFS AND FANCY in great variety, both in Silk and WooL Several patterns in acana uaving oeen oongnt cheap, are worthy of notice. LACE AND SFAVF.n MTTST.TNS Collars, Sleeves, Chemisettes, Handkerchiefs, Flouncings, Trimmings, Real and Imitation Laces Black and White Blond Laces Joined Blonds Lace, Shetland, and Gossamer Falls Crape Collars, Sleeves, STAYS. in White.

Grev. and Drab, of nnnliHea. some of the best designs in front-fastenings, at prices considerably below what is usually charged for the same goods. blLK AND COTTON UMBRELLAS. INFANTS' HOODS, CAPS, ROBES, MOHAIR WOOL CAPS HEAD-DRESSES.

WOOL POLKAS, SLEEVES, GAITERS, CRAVATS, BONNETS BEAUTIFULLY TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE. W. H. NELL, 14 REFORM STREET. PIANOFORTES.

PARIS EXHIBITION. GOLD MEDAL OF HONOUR. BY the unanimous decision of the Jury, Messrs Hopkinson, Pianoforte Manufacturers, Loudon, were awarded a GOLD MEDAL OF HONOUR, and received the ONLY ONE awarded to English Pianoforte Exhibitors, the First Class Prize Medal. Messrs H. were also awarded a Prize Medal at the Great Exhibition of 1851.

and their Piannfxo. i ua.o unu uru- nounced by the greatest Pianists of the age Bene- umersj unsurpassed in tone and touch by those of any other maker. These beautiful Instrument nt t. vwuvuiiuu rices, and in a variety of Styles, may be seen at the principal -'iuuugijuu) xreiana, ana Scotland, and in Dundee, at MR METHVEN'S, Mcsic Seller to Hek Majesty, 104 NETHERGATE. A NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.

Patent Office Seat. DlPLOME DE ECOLE DE PhARMACIE PHARKACIEN DC PaBIS. 1rtJ4" Ul-l-lSOE OF MEDICINE, VIENNA. The Patentee considers it necessary that every expedient should be adopted to secure the Public against imitations of the TRiESEMAR. None are genuine unless the Engravings of the Seals of the Patent Office of England, the Seals of the Ecole de Phajmacie de Paris, and the Imperial College of Vienna, are affixed upon each wrapper, and around each case Imitations of the same are liable to the severest penalUesthe Courts of Law can award.

TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, are prepared in the form of a lozenge, devoid of taste or smell, and can be carried in th waistcoat pocket. Sold in tin coses, divided into separate doses, as administered by Valpeau, Lalleman, Ronx, Ricord TRIESEMAR No. 1, is a Remedy for RELAX ATION, SPERMATORRHEA, and all the distressing consequences arising from early abuse, indiscriminate excesses, or too long residence in hot climates. TRIESEMAR, No.

II. effectually, in the short space of Three days, comDletelv nrl entirely eradicates all traces of those disorders which Conii and Cubebs have so long been thought an antidote for, to the ruin of the health of a vast portion of the population TRIESEMAR, No. III. Is the great Continental and never-failing Remedv fnr class of disorders which unfortunately the ES Pbv'i San treats with Mercury, to the inevitable dSfSoVoTS patient's constitution, and which all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot remove. lae Price lis, or four cases in one for 33s, which saves 5 cases, whereby there is a saving of 1 lT To be had wholesale and retail in London of Drh.

140 Leadenhall Street R. H. Ingham, drJSg? mSS Street, Manchester; II. Bradbury. bookSiit Bolton J.

Priestlv. chemist, 52 lES Powell, bookseller, 15 SrlJSrSJi all medicine venders in the kingdom tfumer' DUNDEE R. Cochras, Druggist, Murraygate. NOVELTIES is VESTINGS, TROUSERINGS, SHOOTING COAT AND OVERCOAT MATERIALS, AT F. DICKINSON Co.

CLOTHIERS HATTERS, 39 REFORM STREET, (Opposite Bank of Scotland.) E. KEATING Co. ABB BOW BXCBIYINQ) THEIR WINTER SUPPLY OF LAMBS WOOL UNDERCLOTHING ABO HOSIERY. Having contracted for these Goods early in the year, they are enabled to offer them of a superior quality at VERY MODERATE PRICES. 4 HIGH STREET, DUNDEE, (SIGN OF THE GLOBE.) MODERATOR LAMPS.

GH. G. NICOLL have just received a Supply of these Celebrated LAMPS, of New and Handsome Designs, at considerably Reduced Prices. Also, Best COLZA OIL, WICKS, GLASSES, GLOBES, and all necessary Fittings. Ironmongery Warehouse, 38 Overgate, Dundee.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, Used in the Royal Laundry, THE LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Her Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried beaten, Rice, and other Powder Starches, she has found none of them equal to the Glenfield, which is THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER DSED. WOTHERSPOON Glasgow and London. NEW AND SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES. MESSRS WILSON GUTHRIE, 16 Reform Street, Dundee, would respectfully call the attention of parties in want of a really good instrument to their present stock of NEW PIANOFORTES, which have been carefully selected from the most eminent London makers. They have also at present an excellent assortment ot Secondhand Instruments, some of which have only been a few months out on hire, and are nearly equal to new.

Pianofortes carefully Tuned and Repaired. Messrs W. Stock of MUSIC is also very complete and well selected. They also lend out Music for copying on very reasonable terms. All New Music as Published.

DUNDEE TO HULL AND MIDLAND COUNTIES. TH First-Class Screw Steamer QUEEN -amain rKAr.UTr!jr anil for HULL twn TTTRSnAV onH HULL for this everv FRIDAY Ip.VRNTXfi- at tide time, FARES Best Cabin. 12s fid and Fees, 2s 6d Deck 5s. Return Tickets for a Month, 22s 6d. THOS.

COUPER, Manager. Mid Shore, 15th July, 1856. DUNDEE AND LONDON. rpHE Steamer PERTH," Captain -a. xvioD, win sail trom this on V.1I NESDAY the 12th inntant.

nr. Tvn fin and the SnlpnriiH ATow o.mn. LONDON," Captain Buik, on the 19th at Two p.m. FARES 30s for the Main Cabin, including Steward's Fees. 20s Second Cabin, and 12s 6d for Soldiers and Sailors on Deck.

Return Tickets to Passengers in the Main Cabin, for a fortnight, at 15s additional. THOS. COUPEE, Manager. D. P.

L. Shipping Office, Dundee, 1st 1856. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN GLASGOW AND NEW YORK. THE Glasgow and New Yohk Steam-Ship Company's Powerful and to Sail between GLASGOW and NEW YORK as under (unless prevented by any unforeseen circumstance) FROM GLASGOW. Ships.

Tons. Commanders. To.Sail. Edinburgh Wm nxmminn lA.k Glasgow Duncan 31st New York 14th Jan. FROM NEW YORK.

New York 2050 TJnWt. rni Sannri. vr- on Glasgow 1962. J. Duncan Dec.

6. loo Jan. 10. Cabin Passage Fifteen Guineas, including Provisions, but not Wines Or Liniinr hili will annniirl T2y.o4 Moderate Rates. A limited nnmbpr at Pa QCZmfTPTQ vUl Ka tnVon Pink Guineas, supplied with Provisions of Good Q.nalit.

cooked. No Steward's Fee. Each Vessel carries a Surgeon. Freiffht. Three Ponnri rr Ton nt Vnrt-r Pnhi.

Voot Five per Cent. Primage. Coarse Goods per Agreement! rreigut or fassage apply to Maxhew Lanolands, 6 St Enoch Square, Glasgow or to U. B. NIVEN, 23 Castle Street, Dundee.

TO PUBLIC COMPANIES, SHIPOWNERS, AND CAPTAINS. PEACOCK BUCHAN'S COMPOSITION fnr SHIP'S RATTnMe the best Preservative known against Corrosion and Fouling on Iron Ships, also on Sheathed Testimonials. Specimens, and everv infnmitmn i- cation to their Agent, A. BATTEN, 7 Adelphi, Aberdeen Or the MANUFACTORY, Southampton Docks. IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS AND SHIPBUILDERS.

BROWN HA RFI ELD'S PATENT CAP STAN, RIDING BITTS, and STOPPERS, by which the Anchor is got-in in one-half the time occupied by the over tne uable more ijecKroom iar greater lacinty tor the Ship's Company to Hanale the Tackling more power. The Bow Stoppers act as continuous Fore Bitts." The principle of them is simple easy to work instant and perfect in performance (in- Commanders of Ships will find, from the time of heaving tant rhf (Tnhlp tn tha in. t. I- fl. hnni i.

one steady and continuous walk, without a single Avast Heaving" N.B. No Ship should go to Sea without these Fittings. Models to be seen, and every information obtained of A. Batten, Agent, 7 Adelphi. Aberdeen, October 17, 1856.

SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS- A. FEATHERS, Opticiav 26 DOCK STREET, DUNDEE. Ck1 EWING THREAD HPiM Owing to the numerous imitations of these Reels (false in iength and inferior in qnalitv), Ladies are respectfully informed that none are genuine unless labelled CLARK COS. Length and quality marked guaranteed. (f'fflaooYumsaH SOMERVILLE'S MANURE.

rphe Subscriber, in thanking Agriculturists for the lib. i ronae he h8 received from them, and for the confidence they have placed in his Manure in former years begs to intimate that he is now to adopt the svstem Analysis, and that he TpZ by IS? greaUj 8Uperir iD 9U8lit to He would respectfully direct attention to the Bnbjoined Analysis by Dr Penny, and to his remarks thereon. CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF SOMERVILLE'S MANURE BY Da PENNY. Anderson ian University, Glasgow 20th October, 1856. Lhemtcal Analysis of a Sample of SomerviUes Manure received on the 15th inst.

nr 4. percent. 17.76 organic and Ammoniacal Matter, 16 00 Soluble Phosphates, 10.12 I nsoluble Phosphates, 15.80 Sulphate of Lime, (Gypsum) 7 74 Sulphate of Magnesia (Crystals), 541 Sulphate of Potash, 53 Sulphate of Soda, 4.47 Common Salt, o.37 Sand and Siliceous Matter, 1480 nM 10a Ammonia, 8.26 per equal to 36.44 Crystallised Sulphate of Ammonia. This Manure is of excellent quality. It contains a notii ble proportion both of Soluble and Insoluble Phosphate of Lime, and very considerable quantity of Am-moma.

It is also rich in Potash and Soda Salts in a word, it contains all the Fertilising Substances required by our cultivated Crops. It combines the qualities both of Guano and Superphosphate of Lime, and it may with great advantage be used for all the purposes for which these well-known and valuable Manures are now so extensively employed and so highly esteemed. It is well suited for Autumn Wheat It is evidently made with good materials, and cannot fail to give general satisfaction. FREDERICK PENNY, Professor of Chemistry. Price of Manure 10 10s per ton, at the Works.

TermsCash in a month after delivery, with 10s per ton of Discount, or Bill at 4 months for the full amount. The annexed guarantee and a copy of the Analysis will (t accompany every Invoice. The Manufacturer will refer any fairly drawn sample ot the Manure, delivered as per enclosed Invoice, to Dr Fenny, Professor of Chemistry, Andersonian University, Glasgow, or to Dr Anderson, Chemist to the Highland society. Should the value of the whole ingredients of such sample taken together be found by the analyst to be less than the value shown by the above analysis, the JVI an utacturer agrees to deduct the difference in value from the invoice price. When the value of the sample is equal to or exceeds that shown in the above analysis, the purchaser shall pay the Analyst's fee; when the result is otherwise, the same shall be paid by the Manufacturer." The subjoined Testimonials as to the results of the application of the Manure to the Crops of this past Season are respectfully submitted for inspection CHAS.

S. M. SOMERV1LLE. Agricultural Manure Works, Montrose, 1st November, 1856. I I A S.

David Cowie, Dy6art, Montrose. 1 6th October. 1 8561 reply to your favour I have to Btatethst your Manure has proved equally satisfactory this season as in former years. 1- i. Balmaleedy, Montrose.

1th October, 1S56-I applied your Manure alone, last year, to a field of Potatoes, and I am glad to say it has I ully answered my expectations. John Alexander, Mains, Glammiss. I 18th October, 1856 As in former years, your Manure has given me perfect satisfaction. I did not deem it necessary this season to test it nlnnp hut mivorl it Guano two cwt of each over my Turnip Crop, which is a very good one. Robert Fvffe.

East Mathers, Montrose. 18th October. 1836 In answer to yours of 14th current, I applied part of your Manure to part of my Turnip Crop without any other manure, and the result is such as to sustain the high character it has already attained. Mr Mank, Strone, Kirriemuir. 18th October, In answer to your note of 15th instant.

I have had no other manure this season but yours. I have tried it with the different crops, and am of opinion that it will give aa good a return as Peruvian Guano. Wm. Crichton, Loyal, Alyth. 22d October.

856. I have had repeated trials of your Agricultural Manure both on Spring and Autumn Crops, and every trial has satisfied me of its efficacious powers as a fertilizer. David Ltall, Esq. of Gallery, Montrose. 24th October, 1856 In reply to yours of the 14th instant, I have to state that I applied your Manure this season to Potato and Turnip Crops.

In the case of the potatoes it was used at the rate of three cwt. per Scots acre, along with Lime Compost, and the crop is a remarkably good one and freer of disease than any I have yet heard of, the 6oil being a rather heavy clay. The turnips to which it was applied, along with a half dunging of farmyard manure, are the best crop I have seen this season, the soil being a sandy loam. James Mitchell. Mains of Brotherton, Montrose.

24th October. 1856 I have much pleasure in stating, in reply to your favour of 14th instant, that having applied your Manure, this past season, to both Turnip and Grain Crops, upon several descriptions of soil, I have in every case again found it quite equal to Peruvian Guano when used in equal value per acre. Stewart S. M. Hood, Pitcur, Coupar-Angus.

24th 1856 Your Manure has given me great satisfaction both on White and Green Crops. Thokas Guthrie, Ewnie, Glammiss. 24th October, 1856 In reply to your note I have to state that I have tried your Manure with Turnips, Wheat, Barley, and Oats, and it has turned out very well in every case James Ltall, Fullerton, Montrose. 25th October, 18561 am in receipt of your letter of 1 41 instant. I have much pleasure in again adding my testimony to the beneficial effects of your Manure both on my Green and Cereal Crops.

I had it applied to wheat last autumn and to barley in the spring, and am well satisfied with the results so far as appearance can indicate. Where your Manure was applied to the Green Crop I have every reason to be highly pleased indeed I can see no difference betwixt that and the crop raised by Peruvian Guano alongside of it. Dr Gcthkie. Easterton of Dunlappy, Brechin. 27th October, 1856 I have great pleasure in informing you that I have an excellent crop of Turnips upon a large field where your Manure was applied instead of Peruvian Guano, at an expense of 5s less per acre than if Guano had been applied.

Johk Fairweatheb, Chapclfield, Montrose. 27th October, 1856 Having again used your Manure this season, I can with confidence corroborate my former testimonials, that it has proved better than any other manufactured manures of relative value, and in some cases equal to Peruvian Guano weight for weight. Peter Simpson, Kinalty, Kirriemuir. 27 th October, 1856 In answer to your note I beg to state that I have applied your Manure to Wheat, Barley, and Turnips, and it has answered remarkably well with all the Crops. Colonel Dalgajrks, Ingliston House, Glammiss.

27th October, 1856 In reply to your letter of the 14th instant, I have to acquaint you that I applied your Manure this year to Wheat and Oats, and was quite satisfied with the results. Wm. Brown. Pluckerston, Kirriemuir. 29th October, 1856 Your Manure answered as well with me as Peruvian Guano.

Mr Milne, Kincriech, Forfar. 29th October, 1856 I have tried your Manure, which has given me great satisfaction. I gave it a good trial, having put Guano on each side of it At the commencement of the season the Guano had the better of the Manure, but long after the Guano had lost its strength, the Turnips, with your Manure, continued to grow. Wm. Carnegie, Coul, Forfar.

29th October, 18561 have yours of the 25th, and in reply may say that the Manure I got from you last season has done far better than I could have expected. I tried it alongside of Peruvian Guano, Bone Dust, and it has done as well as any of them. Wm. Ford, Ballendarg, Forfar. 29th October, 1856 Your Manure has not answered me so well this year as the Guano.

I used other two kinds of Manures to my Turnips and it is but doing justice to you to state, that your Manure has proved as much superior to them as it is inferior to Guano. James Tatlob, Mill of Mondynes, Drumlithie. 30th October, 1856-In reply to your note of 27th instant, I beg to state that I applied your Manure this season to the Turnip Crop and, as in former years, found it equal to Peruvian Guano, and at less expense per acre. Wm. Goodlet, Beauchamo.

31st October, 1856 In reply to yours of 27th instant, I have every reason to be satisfied with the trial I have given your Manure. The common Globe, which is the only turnip I have grown with it, are equal to any on my farm, and superior to those in the same field sown with superphosphates. Mr Webster, Bedwell, Kirriemuir. October 31, 18561 have used your Manure to my Turnips this season, and it has given me great satisfaction Mr Wm. Smith, Farmer, Westhall and Mr Jas.

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For carrying the objects of snch Investment Companies into operation, two plans have been adopted, the one on the terminating principle," which require any person proposing to enter after the lapse of a few years from the institution of the Company, to pay up the back subscriptions from the commencement, which is totally unsaited to the wants and circumstances of the classes for which such Companies are intended and the other on the permanent principle," which enables Shareholders to join at any time on the same terms, participating, from the date of entry, in the profits of the Company. The Scottish Property Investment Company of Edinburgh, by adopting the permanent principle, and liberal and equitable provisions for the management, has been the most successful Investment Company in Scotland. Its subscribed shares amounted, at the end of last year, to no less tbau 202,180, while it has made advances to Shareholders to the extent of 62,756. The Caledonian Property Investment Company has been established on similar principles, embody, ing, at the same time, other advantages which render the Company more popular and economical. The following is an outline of the leading features of the Company 1.

The entry money will be 6d per Share, which is intended to meet the expenses of management. 2. The Shares of the Company are 25 each, payable by fortnightly subscriptions of Is per Share. It is calculated that this fortnightly payment, with compound interest, representing a share of the profits, will realise the Share in about thirteen years; but any Shareholder may pay it op in a greater or less period, and in such instalments as may suit his convenience. 3.

Advances, in the order of application, will be made to the Shareholders to the amount of their Shares, to enablo them to buy or build dwelling houses and it may be arranged for the advance being made in instalments, as the building progresses. 4. An individual purchasing property may at any time enter the Company, and obtain an advance to pay the price, without any previous payment beyond the entry-money of 6d per Share and one month's subscriptions, for which he gets credit in his future payments. 5. The repayment of the loan may be spread over a period of six, eight, ten, twelve, or fourteen years and the period may afterwards be extended, if desired by the Shareholder, so as to reduce the amount of hie fortnightly payments.

6. The balance of the loan remaining doe may be paid up or redeemed at any time on very favourable terms. 7. No Commission will be charged on advances, and the fees of the Law Agents and Surveyor will be according to a fixed scale. In this way any intending Shareholder may at once ascertain the exact expense attending an advance.

8. To investors, or those who do not wish to purchase property, but to accumulate their savings, this Company holds out peculiar advantages. The whole sums paid in may at any time be withdrawn, with the profits accumulated, as at the date of the immediately preceding annual balance. The Company thus becomes to all intents a Savings Bank, with this difference, that Shareholders may reasonably expect a much larger amount of profit than any interest that can be obtained therefrom, and with as perfect security. LET US SEASON TOGETHEB.

OLLO WAY'S PILL S. WHY ARE WE SICK It has been the lot of the human race to be weighed down by dli ease and guBering. HOLLOW AY'S PILLS are specially adapted Co the relief of the WEAK, the NERVOUS, the DELICATE, and tbe INFIRM, of all climes, aget, sexea, and constitution. Profejaor Holloway peraooally superintend the manufacture of hi medicine, and offer them to a free and enlightened people, as the beat remedy the world ever saw for tiie removal of diece. THESE PILLS POKIPY THE BLOOD.

Thee famous Pills are expreatly combined to operate on tbe stomach, the liver, the kidney, tbe lungs, the skin, and the bowels, correcting any derangement in their function, purifying the blood, the very fountain ot life, and thus curing dUeate in all it form. DYSPEPSIA AND UVKtt COMPLAINTS. NearW half the human race hae taken these Pill. It ha been proved in all part of the world, that nothing ha been found equal to them in cases of disorder of the liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaint generally. They soon give a healthy tone to those organ, however much deranged, and when all other mean have failed.

GENERAL DEBILITY ILL HEALTH. Many of the most despotic Governments have opened tbeir Custom -Houses to the introduction of these Pill, that they may become the Medicine of the masse. Learned Colleges admit thai this medicine is the best remedy ever known for persons of delicate health, or wben tbe system ba been impaired, as iu invigorating properties never fad to afford relief. FEMALE COMPLAINT No Female, young or old, should be without this celebrated medicine. It corrects and regulates the monthly courses at al! periods actog In many cases like a charm.

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