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t pHARLES WATSON and Co ., 30 , Cornhill , f ^^^^ s- , V- ^ opposite the Royal Exchange , invite attention to the CORN- i Ulfllla li ^ n ^ r ^^ a ^ t ^^ m ^ a ^^"" " * ""* " ** WKlIKllilllllj THE CORNHILL SHERRY , elegant , pale and dry , 30 s . per I ^* ^ \ # dozen . Carriage paid . \ ^ -V ^ X * /> X ~ \ / CLARET 16 s . 22 s . 28 s . 36 s . 42 s . to Five Guineas . \ ^ \\ A * wfitA ^ ^ I SHERRY 22 s . 26 s . 30 s . 3 6 s . 42 s . 48 s . to 84 s . VCCSt ^ S ^^ Z / lt PORT 28 s . 34 s . 42 s . 48 s . 54 s . to 120 s . \ C * > ^ ^ C ^ S & I CHAMPAGNE .. 3 6 s . 42 s . 54 s . 60 s . to 84 s . ^^ r /—> '•^ a , i ^> J , WHISKEY-thc Ben Nevis—CHARLES WATSON and Co . 's Spe- \ *» f / fhff I ciahty , 20 s . per gallon ; the softest and most fascinating Whiskey for \ * vV 1 / 1 / 1 W Toddy in the market . — 30 , Cornhill . Carriage free within 50 miles . ^¦ Ss ^*** S" //<** X Sample Bottles may be had . * V * tf ^ r _ ,,. , , THE CORNHILL SHERRY , rich gold , 30 s . per dozen , carriage \/^ Established 1798 . ¦»¦ paid . 30 , Cornhill . Sample bottles may be had . Established 179 S . «< jVfESSRS . CHARLES WATSON and Co ., of 30 , Cornhill , fORNHILL SHERRY .-CHARLES WATSON and Co ., 30 , Corn forwarded us samples of their Cornhill Sherry . ' We have . ^ hill ( opposite Royal Exchange ) , request thc favour of a visit to taken the opinion of competent judges and veteran wine consumers these old-established cellars , containing a large stock of the finest old ^ upon its merits , and pronounce it decidedly the best of the wines at Wines of every country , some curious and rare , to please the most a similar cost which we have tasted , and a great many came before critical connoisseurs . Descriptive list free . C . W and Co . appoint us during the process of our analysis . •—Medical Press . Agents , with first-class references , in towns where not represented .

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RUPTURES . —BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT . WHITE'S Moc-Main LEVER TRUSS fls allowed by upwards of 500 Medical Men to be the most effective invention in the curative treatment of HERNIA . The use of a steel spring , so often hurtful in ns effects , is here avoided ; a soft bandage being worn round the body , while the requisite resisting power is suppliedbjr the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LEVER , fitting with so much case and closeness that it cannot be detected , and may be worn during sleep . A descriptive circular may be had , and the Truss , which cannot fail to fit , forwarded by post , on the circumference of the body , two inches below the hips , being sent to the *• MANUFACTURER , Mr . WHITE , 228 , Piccadilly , London . Price 01 a Single Truss , 16 s ., ais ., aCs . 6 d . and 31 s . 6 d . Postage is . " ° f ? D ° uble Truss , 31 s . 6 d .. 4- and 52 s . 6 d . Postage is . 8 d . 11 of Umbilical lruss , 42 s . and . 6 d . Postage is . iod . Post Oflice Orders to be made pay le to J OHN WHITE , Post Office , Piccadilly . NE } y TENT ELASTIC STOCKINGS , KNEECAPS , & -, The material of which these are made is recommended by thc faculty as being peculiarly ELASTIC and COMPRESSIBLE and the best invention f « r giving efficient and permanent support in all cases of WEAKNESS , VARICOSE VEINS , ! cc . Price , 4 s . 6 d . Ti ??* T * i «* . ? J dl 65 *^ ' * Postage fid . SPINAL MACHINES , I / fiQ IRONS , and Every Description of Surgical Appliances . WIN WHITS , Miumftutunr , aaB , Piccadill y Undon .

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GALVANISM .-PULVERMACHER'S Monthl ) RECORD of CURES is now ready for thc benefit of sufferers containing documentary evidence of remarkable cures effected by PULVERMACHER ' S IMPROVED PATENT SELF- APPLICABLE VOLTAELECTRIC CHAIN BANDS and POCKET B ATTERIES , and may be had on application to the Sole Inventor and Patentee , J . L . PULVERMACHER , 200 , Regent-street , London , W . A test on loan sent gratis if required . Caution . —Spurious electric appliances being advertised by Quack Doctors , Patients should consult Pulvermacher ' s Pamphlet on that subject ( free by post ) , embodying other most interesting matter fothose suffering from Rheumatic and Neuralgic Pains , Function ; . Disorders , & . C ., & c .

Obituary.

Obituary .

BRO . MAJOR MYERS . Major Myers , who recently died in Schenectady , N . Y ., U . S . A ., was born on the ist of May , 1776 * was educated in New York city , and resided for several years at Richmond in Virginia . There he served in a military company ,

under Col . ( afterwards Chief Justice ) Marshall . He soon returned to New York , engaged in business there , and served in an artillery company . He was afterwards commissioned as a captain of infantry , and for two years studied

military tactics assiduously under Monsieur de la Croix , who was a military authority at that period , especially in the sword exercise . When war was threatened he was active in raising volunteer companies , and in March , 1812 , he

was commissionedacaptain 111 the 13 th Infantry , and with his regiment joined General Wilkinson ' s army in the invasion of Canada . During the boisterous weather which assailed General Wilkinson ' s expedition from Sackett ' s Harbour

in October , 1813 , Captain Myers was very active in saving lives arid property . At the battle of Chrysler ' s Field a bullet passed through Captain Myer ' s arm near the shoulder while at the head of his men in assailing the British behind a

stone wall . The desperateness of the encounter may be conceived when the fact is stated that of eighty-nine men he lost twenty-three . Being in command of the boat-guard of the expedition , he did not join the attack until the fortune of

the day seemed to be in jeopardy . A portion of his epaulette being driven into the wound rendered his recovery tedious and uncertain , and crippled his arm for life . During the war he performed laborious and gallant services

under several commanders in the . Northern Department , and in 1815 the disability produced by his wound caused him to be disbanded and placed on the pension roll for the half-pay of a captain . Thus ended his military career . He

was the oldest as well as the last surviving officer of the old 13 th Regiment , of which the late Major-General Wool was senior captain . Major Myers represented New York city in the Legislature of the State for six years , and

served two terms as Mayor of Schenectady ; and was a candidate for congress when eighty-four years of age . He was present at the inauguration of Washington as President by Chancellor Livingston , and retained a vivid recollection of

that event . He was probably one of the oldest Masons in the country , having been a member of the Fraternity for nearly seventy-five years .

He took a high rank among the Fraternity , having been Grand Master and Grand High Priest , respectively , of thc Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter of New York State .

The Schenectady Times , to whom we are indebted for most of these facts , says : " Major Myers was in many respects a remarkable man . He was possessed of a clear mind , strong will , and the fact that , with all the hardships incident to the life ofa soldier in the war of 1812 , he

lived to be nearly ninety-six years of age , is proof that he possessed a strong and robust constitution . His physical appearance was striking . No stranger ever met or passed him in the street without being struck with his appearance , being

of large proportions , and having a remarkably clear and keen black eye that gave evidence of the strong intellectual power of the man . As Mayor of the city he added dignity to the office ,

and brought all the power of his strong common sense and an indomitable will to bear against wrong and in favour of right and justice . " —New York Army Journal .