ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE NORWICH STEAM PRESS, UPPER HAYMARKET, NORWICH.

J. FLETCHER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STATIONER, PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, AND BINDER, HAS RECENTLY ISSUED THE FOLLOWING WORKS:

BY MRS. THOMAS GELDART.

EMILIE THE PEACEMAKER. Price 2s. 6d., foolscap 8vo., or, elegantly boarded, gilt edges, 3s.

“We know not when we have read a tale so entirely to our mind as this. It makes us wish we could have our young days over again; for sure we are that with such a monitor as ‘Emilie,’ we should have been saved from many bitter after feelings of regret. The lesson conveyed in the tale is one of heavenly wisdom, inculcating ‘peace upon earth, and good-will towards men,’ and the heart of every reader must be improved by it.”

TRUTH IS EVERYTHING: A Tale for Young Persons. Second Edition, Foolscap 8vo. Price 2s. 6d., or, elegantly boarded, gilt edges, 3s.

“The story is simply and tenderly told; carries unobtrusively in it, not at the end of it, a right lesson; and is the work of a Christian and a lady. Pure, gentle, and devout it therefore is, of course.”

“We can give no better proof than the fact that we put it into a little girl’s hands, and we could not draw her attention from it for a moment until she had read it through.”

“This is a charming little book for the young; the matter is very interesting, not over-drawn; while its tenor is to win over youth to the practice and love of truth.”

STORIES OF SCOTLAND and its adjacent Islands. Foolscap 8vo. Price 2s. 6d., or, elegantly boarded, 3s.

EXTRACTS FROM REVIEWS.

“A pretty little Story Book, prettily illustrated, about the lochs and glens, the abbeys and castles, the old houses and ruined towers of Scotland.”

“A very interesting Series of Tales connected with the History of Scotland.”

“Its merit is, that it tells interesting stories without spoiling them.”

“Such indeed is the charming tell-tale style adopted, that the infant mind is beguiled into acquaintance with subjects of which heads resting on older than baby shoulders are often ignorant.”

“It has found its way into the royal nursery.”

THOUGHTS FOR HOME; in Prose and Verse. Post 8vo., elegantly boarded, gilt edges, Price 2s. 6d.

THE NURSERY GUIDE; or, THE INFANT’S FIRST HYMN BOOK: an Original Work for Children from three to six years of age. Third Edition, enlarged, with Engravings. Price 1s. 6d.

London:—A. HALL & CO.

BY JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY.

THOUGHTS ON HABIT AND DISCIPLINE. Foolscap 8vo., 2s. 6d. People’s edition, 1s. 6d.

“It is one of those sterling books on self-government which no man can read without receiving both mental and moral benefit. Like all Mr. Gurney’s writings, it is strictly orthodox in its views, catholic in its sentiments, apt in its illustrations, clear and forcible in its style.”

“We have but few books extant containing in so brief a space so much sound practical instruction.”

“‘Thoughts on Habit and Discipline’ should be read by the young man anxious to make his way in the world in an honourable and creditable manner. There is a lovingness about the articles truly refreshing in these times of selfishness and recklessness.”

ESSAY ON THE HABITUAL EXERCISE OF LOVE TO GOD, considered as a preparation for Heaven. Price 1s. 6d. cloth.

GUIDE TO THE INSTRUCTION OF YOUNG PERSONS IN THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, including the LOCK and KEY, or passages in the Old Testament which testify of Jesus Christ, explained by others in the New Testament. Price 2d.

BRIEF MEMOIRS OF THOMAS FOWELL BUXTON and ELIZABETH FRY. 12mo. Price 9d.

BRIEF MEMOIR OF JOSEPH JOHN GURNEY, Esq. By John Alexander, Minister of Prince’s Street Chapel, Norwich. Price 1s. 6d., with Portrait.

HYMNS SELECTED FROM VARIOUS AUTHORS for the Use of Young Persons. By Priscilla Gurney. Ninth edition, 32mo. Price 1s. 6d. cloth.

BY ELIZABETH FRY.

TEXTS FOR EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR; principally Devotional and Practical, selected by Elizabeth Fry. Cloth boards, 8d.; and roan tuck, 1s.

London:—C. GILPIN.

SCHOOLS SUPPLIED ON WHOLESALE TERMS.

PUBLICATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY AND CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY.

A PARCEL FROM LONDON DAILY.

GENERAL HAIL STORM INSURANCE SOCIETY.

Established 1843. Subscribed Capital £150,000.

HEAD OFFICE, ST. GILES’, NORWICH.

PATRONS:

THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF LEICESTER,

LORD LIEUTENANT OF NORFOLK.

The DUKE of NORFOLK. The LORD BAYNING. The LORD COLBORNE.

The EARL of ABERGAVENNY. The EARL of ORFORD. Sir EDMUND LACON, Bart.

The LORD STAFFORD. The LORD WALSINGHAM. ETC. ETC. ETC.

DIRECTORS:

S. Bignold, Esq. Roger Kerrison, Esq. James Neave, Esq.

John Wright, Esq. John Muskett, Esq. John Cann, Esq.

John Skipper, Esq. John Culley, Esq. J. H. Barnard, Esq.

F. J. Blake, Esq. Thomas Salter, Esq. John K. Gooch, Esq.

Bankers, Secretary,

Messrs. GURNEYS and BIRKBECK. CHAS. SUCKLING GILMAN, Esq.

RATES:—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas, Beans, Rye, Turnips, Tares, Potatoes, Mangel, Rye-grass, Clover, and Buck Wheat, insured at a uniform rate of Six-pence per Acre, without limit as to the quantity grown. Carrots, 1s. SEEDS by special agreement at the lowest rates consistent with security. GLASS in Greenhouses, &c., according to quality, from 20s. per cent.

Immediate payment in case of loss at the current Market price.

NO LITIGATION.

Profits periodically divided with insured—one-third being retained for a reserved fund. The BONUS actually paid in 1850 to parties insured for five years was 75 per cent: and in proportion for a lesser number of years.

ORIGINAL GUTTA PERCHA WAREHOUSE

10, WHITE LION STREET, NORWICH.

JOHN THOMPSON, Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Fashionable Boot & Shoe Maker AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

GUTTA PERCHA FACTOR,

Gratefully acknowledges the extensive patronage with which he has been honoured since he first introduced Gutta Percha into Norwich, and begs respectfully to assure his numerous patrons, and the public in general, that his undivided attention shall be given to all orders with which he may be favoured; and, as his business is all carried on upon his own premises, and under his personal inspection, he pledges himself that it shall be executed in such a manner as to give entire satisfaction.

Hearing Apparatus, for Deaf Persons, fitted up in Churches and Chapels upon Scientific principles.

Every article Manufactured by the GUTTA PERCHA COMPANY on the lowest terms.

HENRY THOMPSON,

MEDICAL GALVINIST, ELECTROTYPIST, AND MANUFACTURER OF GALVANIC, MAGNETIC, ELECTRICAL, ELECTROTYPING, DAUGUERREOTYPING, &c., APPARATUS.

Wire-Covered and Binding Screws made to order.

ELECTROPLATING ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

THOMAS SELF,

BRASS FOUNDER, GAS-FITTER, BELL HANGER, & BRASS WORKER.

PENDANTS, PILLARS, BRACKETS,

EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FITTINGS & LAMP WORK.

Gas Glasses of the Newest Designs.

SPRING ROLLERS FOR BLINDS, TO CARRY ANY LENGTH ON CANVASS.

ALL KINDS OF

BEER ENGINES, FOUNTAINS, AND PEWTER WORK,

FOR SPIRIT BARS.

Brass Window Guards, Plates, and Mouldings.

RELACKERING AND BRONZING.

BACK OF THE INNS, NORWICH.

HENRY COLMAN & CO.,

GUILDHALL

TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE,

MARKET PLACE, NORWICH.

FAMILIES WAITED UPON FOR ORDERS.

REUBEN HOLDER,

DEALER IN

BIRMINGHAM, SHEFFIELD, FOREIGN, AND FANCY GOODS,

Baskets, Haberdashery, Stationery, Brushes, &c.,

ADJOINING MR. NORGATE’S,

SAINT STEPHEN’S PLAIN,

NORWICH.

TILLYARD AND SON,

LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN’S

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS,

ELM HILL, NORWICH.

WILLIAM LAND, HAY HILL, ST. PETER’S, NORWICH,

GAS FITTER, BRASS FOUNDER, AND FINISHER, CHURCH AND HOUSE Bell-Hanger, MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GAS FITTINGS, BEER ENGINES, SPIRIT FOUNTAINS, HIGH PRESSURE TAPS, WINDOW AND BAR Fittings, WATER CLOSETS, &c. &c.

PIPES FOR ALL HYDRAULIC PURPOSES.

Old Lamps, Chandeliers, &c. repaired, re-lackered, or bronzed.

HOSIER, HATTER, GLOVER, SHIRT MAKER, AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 7, LONDON STREET, NORWICH,

Takes this opportunity to thank his numerous friends and the public generally for their kind patronage bestowed on him since he commenced business, and hopes, by careful attention, to merit a continuance of the same.

R. O. begs to call attention to his recently purchased choice and elegant assortment of Goods, suitable to the present season. Most particular attention is given to the make and workmanship of

GENTLEMEN’S SHIRTS,

Made of such cloths as have stood the test and given invariable satisfaction. An excellent quality at

27s. and 30s. the Half Dozen. BOYS AND YOUTHS’ LONG CLOTH SHIRTS,

Suitable to School purposes, being made of the most approved cloths with the strongest workmanship.

Ladies’ Merino Vests, Under Clothing, and Ready-made Linen.

HOSIERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Railway Rugs, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Shirt Collars, of all Shapes. Opera Ties, Neckerchiefs, Silk Handkerchiefs, &c.

HATS OF THE NEWEST SHAPES,

Messrs. Dent, Allcroft, & Co.’s celebrated Gloves.

English and Cambrian Assurance Society,

EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT FOR LIFE, ANNUITIES, & LOANS, AND FOR PERPETUATING COPYHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. Chief Office—9, New Bridge Street, Blackfriars, London.

TRUSTEES.

ISAAC HALSE, Esq. G. M. MURRAY, Esq. DAN. WANE, M.D. W. WHITELOCK, Esq.

DIRECTORS.

NATHANIEL BLAND, Esq., 83, Gloucester Place, Portman Sq. and Randall’s Park, Surrey

JOHN BOYD, Esq., Borough, and Brixton Hill

JAMES FENNINGS, Esq., London Bridge

ISAAC HALSE, Esq., 15, Sloane Street

R. CHALMERS, Esq., House of Commons and Thurloe Square

GEORGE M. MURRAY, Esq., Mercer Lodge, Kensington Gore

E. B. BRADLEY, Esq., Battersea, Surrey

CHARLES STEWART, Esq., 28, Regent Street, and Silwood Place, Brighton

DANIEL WANE, M.D., 20, Grafton Street, Berkeley Square

WILLIAM WHITELOCK, Esq., Northampton Street, Clerkenwell

R. L. MIDDLEMIST, Esq., Milford Wharf, Milford Lane

NORWICH LOCAL BOARD OF MANAGEMENT.

Offices—16, St. Giles’ Street, Norwich.

LOCAL DIRECTORS.

W. H. RANKING, M.D., Chairman JOHN PILGRIM, Jun. Esq.

H. H. NORGATE, Esq. RICHARD COAKS, Esq.

MEDICAL REFEREES.

CHARLES HUTCHINSON, M.D. W. C. THURGAR, Esq. M.R.C.S., Referee to Industrial Classes.

DISTINCTIVE FEATURES OF THIS SOCIETY.

ALL POLICIES INDISPUTABLE, except in cases of palpable fraud.

Policies from £20 to £5000 granted on every known principle of Life Assurance.

Policies of five years’ standing not void on account of suicide.

No entrance or admission money required.

“DISEASED” Lives, and Lives “DECLINED” by other Offices, accepted at equitable rates Profits divided annually after the first division in July, 1857.

No personal liability attached to Members, the assured being protected by a Guarantee Fund of £150,000 in addition to the Annual Income and Reserved Fund.

The payment of Premiums is arranged to suit the convenience of all classes of Assurers,—viz. yearly, half-yearly, quarterly, monthly, or weekly.

Non-forfeiture of Policies. Should any Assurer be unable to continue the payment of his premiums, an arrangement will be made to secure a Policy free from any future payments, or the Society will purchase the Policy at equitable rates; by this provision, the objection to Life Assurance, from the fear that at some future time the party may be unable to continue the premium, is removed.

Loans granted to Policy Holders upon approved real and personal security.

One half the Premiums may remain unpaid for the first seven years.

Medical Referees liberally paid by the Society.

RATES OF PREMIUMS,

For the Assurance of £100 on a single Life, for the whole term of Life.

WITHOUT PROFITS.

Age next birthday. Annually. Half Yearly. Quarterly.

20 1 14 1 0 17 4 0 8 9

30 2 5 2 1 2 11 0 11 8

40 3 0 6 1 10 9 0 15 8

50 4 6 8 2 4 2 1 2 6

60 6 7 8 3 5 2 1 13 3

WITH PROFITS.

20 1 16 11 0 18 9 0 9 6

30 2 9 0 1 4 10 0 12 7

40 3 5 7 1 13 4 0 16 11

50 4 13 10 2 7 10 1 4 5

60 6 18 2 3 10 7 1 16 1

Prospectusses and every information will be readily supplied at the Offices of the Society or by any of the Societies’ Agents.

A. W. RAY, Sec. to the Local Board.

^*_*^* Agents and Referees wanted in the Eastern Counties; applications to be made to the Local Sec.

GEORGE BISHOP’S BABY LINEN AND CHILDREN’S DRESS WAREHOUSE,

2, HAYMARKET, NORWICH.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN’S DRESSES, IN ALL SIZES, CONSTANTLY ON HAND.

A SHOW ROOM FOR BABY LINEN.

GENERAL FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.

WILLIAM POOLEY, Cabinet, Chair, and Sofa Manufacturer,

In returning his sincere thanks to his friends, and the public generally, for the liberal support he has received at their hands, wishes to inform them that he has now on hand every article in the trade, made of Well Seasoned Materials and Good Workmanship.

CARPETS, HEARTHRUGS, and LOOKING-GLASSES AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:

2 AND 3, CHARING CROSS, NORWICH.

COMPARE YOUR TAILORS’ BILLS!

FASHIONABLE AND ECONOMICAL TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 3, POST OFFICE STREET, NORWICH.

J. B. COLE, PRACTICAL TAILOR.

£ s. d.

Superfine Coats, made to order 1 1 0

Wool Dyed 1 5 0

Paletot, lined throughout 1 1 0

Silk Vests 0 6 6

Superfine Cloth 0 6 6

Satin 0 8 6

Tweed Trousers 0 8 6

Doeskin do. 0 10 6

Black Cassimere 0 12 6

Observe the Address!—Adjoining Mr. Trevor’s Furnishing Establishment.

C. BARLEY, WINE, SPIRIT, & LONDON PORTER MERCHANT,

BRIDEWELL ALLEY, ST. ANDREWS, NORWICH.

BRANDY, RUM, GIN, AND WHISKY, OF THE HIGHEST STRENGTH AND FINEST FLAVOUR, WANTED UNADULTERATED.

CASH PRICES.

Per Quartern. Per Pint. Per Bottle. Per Gallon.

Brandy, Best Old Cognac 0s 9d 3s 0d 4s 0d 24s 0d

Ditto, Second French very choice 0 8 2 3 3 8 22 0

Ditto Third ,, very strong 0 7 2 4 3 2 19 0

Ditto, Best Patent of superior quality 0 5 1 8 2 3 13 0

Rum, Old Jamaica, thirty over proof ... 2 2 3 0 18 0

Do. ,, proof, Pine-apple flavour ... 2 0 2 6 16 0

Do. ,, very good 0 5 1 8 2 3 13 6

Do. ,, very good ... 1 6 2 0 12 0

Do. ,, very good 0 4 1 4 1 10 10 6

Gin of the first and finest quality ... 1 6 2 0 12 0

Do. second, very good 0 4 1 4 1 10 10 6

Do. third, ditto 0 3 1 8 2 3 13 6

Whiskey, finest flavoured Scotch 0 5 1 8 2 3 13 6

Ditto, proof 0 6 2 0 2 9 16 6

Ditto, ,, very prime Irish ... ... ...

WINES AND CORDIALS.

Per Quartern. Per Pint. Per Bottle.

In Bottle—Port, Sherry, and Cape ... at s. d. s. d. 1s. 8d.

Port ... from 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 0d. to ... ... 3 6

,, On Draught ... 1 8 ...

Sherry ... from 2s. 3d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 9d. to ... ... 3 6

Tent Wine, very good 0 6 2 0 2 9

Old Shrub 0 5 1 8 2 3

Peppermint 0 5 1 8 2 3

Cloves 0 5 1 8 2 3

Noyeau 0 5 1 8 2 2

Ginger Brandy 0 6 2 0 2 9

TRUMAN AND HANBURY’S STOUT.

Quarts, 4d. per Bottle; 3s. 9d. per Dozen;—in fine condition.

Mild 3d. per Bottle (quarts); 2s. 8d. per Dozen.

Do. in pints, 2s. per Dozen—warranted to be full Imperial Measure.

Bitter Ale, 2s. 6d. per doz. in pints.

Good Vinegar, 2d., per Pint; Superior Ditto for Pickling, 4d. per Pint.

GENUINE BLACK BEER.

A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE TO CARRIERS.

Observe the Address.—C. BARLEY, Bridewell-alley, St. Andrew’s, Norwich.

BRITISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH, HAMILTON PLACE, NEW ROAD, LONDON,

WHERE MORISON’S PILLS, THE VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES, ARE MANUFACTURED.

£120,000 and upwards

Have been paid to the English Government up to June 1851, by Messrs. Morison, for THE STAMPS, which go round their boxes of Medicine, with the words

“MORISON’S UNIVERSAL MEDICINES”

Engraved on them. This fact alone speaks volumes in favour of the Hygeian System of Medicines.

CAUTION.—No Chemist or Druggist is allowed to sell “MORISON’S PILLS.” See that the words “Morison’s universal Medicines” are engraved on the Government Stamp in white letters on a red ground.

AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF MORISON’S PILLS IN NORWICH.

Mr. P. OTTY, Printer, Orford Hill, & Mrs. TUXFORD, Back of the Inns.

AN AGENT MAY BE FOUND IN EVERY TOWN.

DANCING.

MR. FRANK NOVERRE

Receives Pupils at his

NORWICH ACADEMIES, every Tuesday and Thursday.

At his YARMOUTH ACADEMY, every Wednesday.

And attends weekly at Lynn, Beccles, Lowestoft, Dereham, Fakenham, N. Walsham, Aylsham, Wymondham, Foulham, &c. &c.

Theatre Square, Norwich.

St. Benedict’s Road, Norwich. J. MATTHEWS, HERBALIST,

Has, during a period of Twenty-seven Years, been a great admirer of, and a deep searcher into, the Botanical Science, and by intense labour and study has obtained a perfect knowledge of hundreds of British Herbs and their medical virtues.

J. M. has, in the course of his practice in this beautiful science, succeeded in curing many deplorable cases of SCURVY and LEPROSY, and also in making a most wonderful discovery for the CURE of the disease called KING’S EVIL, to the astonishment of hundreds in the City of Norwich. He has also been successful in eradicating, in the short space of a few weeks, many cases of RHEUMATISM, SWELLINGS, and ULCERS on the Legs, Hands, and Arms, and many other complaints of several Years’ standing. BAD EYES and Weakness of Sight have been CURED by J. M. many times, when ALL OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED.

J. M. is proud to state, that it is well known to many persons in Norwich, that he has succeeded in curing many Limbs with his Herb Medicines that had been pronounced incurable and condemned to amputation by the Faculty.

Mr. Matthews may be consulted at his residence, near “Lord John Russell,” St. Benedict’s-road, Norwich, every day from Ten in the Morning till Four in the Afternoon, and from Six till Nine in the Evening.

N.B. ADVICE GRATIS.

GEORGE S. BARDWELL, ESTATE AGENT, RENT AND DEBT COLLECTOR,

(OPPOSITE THE HOSPITAL,)

ST. STEPHEN’S ROAD, NORWICH.

N.B. Agent for the Cambrian and Universal Insurance Company.

ABRAHAM PANK, Brass Worker, Gas Fitter, and Bell Hanger,

PENDANTS, PILLARS, BRACKETS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF Gas Fittings and Lamp Work. GAS GLASSES OF THE NEWEST PATTERNS. ALL KINDS OF BEER ENGINES, FOUNTAINS, AND PEWTER WORK MADE TO ORDER FOR SPIRIT BARS. BRASS WINDOW GUARDS, PLATES, & MOULDINGS.

RELACKERING & BRONZING.

123, POTTERGATE-STREET, NORWICH.

SIDNEY AND LADYMAN, TEA DEALERS,

6, GENTLEMAN’S WALK, NORWICH, AND 2, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.

NORWICH AND NORFOLK LOAN ASSURANCE CLASSES.

Persons desirous of obtaining LOANS from £25 to £150, upon approved Personal or other Security, or profitable and secure Investments for similar amounts, are invited to examine the principles of the NORWICH AND NORFOLK LOAN ASSURANCE CLASSES, one of which has already been established, and is progressing very satisfactorily; and others are now in the course of formation, and will shortly commence operation. Parties wishing to join, are requested to apply at once to the Secretary, 16, St. Giles’-street, Norwich, where Prospectuses, and every information, may be obtained. Rules, Sixpence each copy.

A. W. RAY, Secretary.

HERBS.

Herbs—the noblest Medicine in Nature, and much superior to all the artificial inventions of Man.

H. ROBERTS, MEDICINAL BOTANIST, NEAR THE EPISCOPAL CHAPEL, UNION PLACE, NORWICH.

H. ROBERTS commenced his researches in Medical Botany in 1821, and prosecuted the study of Herbs with great success up to the present time. After thirty years’ practical experience he has made many valuable discoveries in the medicinal properties of English herbs, and has succeeded in restoring to health hundreds of his fellow creatures; many who had lost the use of their limbs. Joints fixed, and muscles contracted, have been effectually cured by medicine of British herbs, produced in great abundance on hills, woods, fields, and vallies. Experience teaches us that a remedy for every disease incident to our bodies is to be found among the herbs of our own country; and the great variety of cures performed by them is a confirmation of this statement. Physic had its origin in the uncultivated forests; and woods and fields are now the best and safest school for medical science; such is their extraordinary effect when applied to the cure of diseases, that to the most sceptical it must be a theme of blessing and admiration. The knowledge acquired by H. Roberts is not the visionary offspring of any false theory, but the result of extreme study, observation, and great experience. Puffing, and many other means of imposition, is too much the practice of the present day; and quacks are to be found in all societies, from the highest to the lowest; and he is the greatest impostor who takes the most money for doing the least good, though he may be called by the fascinating epithet of physician; it therefore behoves the public to be upon their guard, and to trust a man only in proportion to his experience and tested abilities to perform what he professes to do; but the best way to prove this is to examine his workmanship; and that the public may have an opportunity of doing so, H. Roberts submits to their notice the following list of cures—row in number, for want of room; they will bear the strictest investigation, and are indisputable, as the patients themselves can testify. Hundreds of similar cases are to be seen in a pamphlet just published by Mr. Roberts:—

BENJAMIN STRAINGE, Cow Keeper, St. James’s parish, Norwich, had a large tumour near his left ear, and several small tumours, also twenty-two holes in his neck; he applied to different medical practitioners, who informed him that his was a hopeless case. He then applied to Mr. Roberts, and received a most extraordinary cure.

Witness—Benjamin Strainge, and Elizabeth Strainge.

MOSES BUGG, St. Augustine’s parish, Norwich, was many years afflicted with an extremely bad case of sore leg; from his ancle to the upper part of the leg was covered with large scales, as big as the palm of a child’s hand. Several persons were consulted in this case, but all their knowledge proved of no avail. This extraordinary case was perfectly cured by H. Roberts.

Witness—Moses Bugg and Sarah Bugg.

Mrs. DE CAUX, St. Augustine’s, Norwich, had a large abscess, which cancered the whole of the left side of her face and neck. All that saw this case thought it would prove fatal. Perfectly cured by H. Roberts.

Witness—Elizabeth De Caux, Shakspeare De Caux.

SAMUEL BREES, St. Martin-at-Oak, was attacked with violent pains of his limbs, by which he lost the use of his left hand; he was also severely afflicted with a dropsical and consumptive habit of body; he was in a very dangerous state. In this condition he applied to H. Roberts, by whom he was perfectly cured; he is now in a good state of health, with the perfect use of his hand.

Witness—Samuel Brees and Robert Gooch.

Hundreds have been cured by H. Roberts with English herbs. For further information, apply to H. Roberts, and he will supply any person with a list of cures that will astonish those who read them.

JOHN SMITH SKELTON, TAILOR AND DRAPER,

SAINT ANDREW’S, NORWICH,

LADIES’ POLKA, HABIT AND VEST MAKER.

J. S. S. avails himself of this opportunity in giving publicity that he has constantly on hand an extensive assortment of the most fashionable goods, and, also, that in every branch of the Tailoring Trade, he will compete with any house in the kingdom, taking quality into consideration.

J. S. S. varies his charges according to the quality, and earnestly solicits an inspection.

NORFOLK AND EASTERN COUNTIES’ COAL COMPANY

Continue to supply excellent Housekeepers’ Coal at the following of REDUCED PRICES, viz:—

Lambton Wallsend, carefully screened, 16s. pr. Ton.

Hartlepool, do. do. 15s. do.

Cartage 1s. per Ton. An additional 6d. per Ton per mile outside the city boundaries.

They also supply the following CAPITAL FURNACE COALS at moderate prices, viz:—

GAWBER HALLS, COWPER BLYTH, VICTORIAS.

TERMS, CASE ON DELIVERY.

Office, CORNER OF REDWELL STREET, ST. ANDREWS, NORWICH.

D. HOUGHTON, SILK, COTTON, AND WORSTED DYER, St. Giles’-st. near the Church, Norwich,

Returns his sincere thanks for the favours conferred upon him for so many Years by the Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of the County of Norfolk and City of Norwich, and begs to state that he continues to Dye and Re-dye all kinds of Goods, of the fastest and most beautiful Colours, warranted not to soil, and of the softest finish, so as to render Re-dyed Goods equal in appearance to New.

Carpets Cleaned and Blankets Scoured.

English & Foreign Shawls & Dresses Cleaned & Dressed to look equal to New.

GENTLEMEN’S CLOTHES CLEANED UPON AN IMPROVED PRINCIPLE.

Chintz and other Furniture Cleaned and Glazed.

Moreen and Satin Bed Hangings and Window Curtains Cleaned & Dyed IN THE VERY BEST STYLE.

ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.

COALS! COALS!

IMPORTANT NOTICE!!

DAWBARN, SONS, & Co.

Beg to inform the Public that they have received an appointment for the sale of one of the BEST QUALITY COALS in the WORLD, and from the peculiar advantages they possess they are enabled to sell

The Earl or Durham’s Lambton Coals

AT SIXTEEN SHILLINGS PER TON, CASH. CARTING IN THE CITY, ONE SHILLING PER TON.

DEPOT-RUDRUM’S WHARF, KING STREET,

COUNTING ROOM—16, EXCHANGE STREET, NORWICH.

N.B. Price List for every Station on the Eastern Counties’ Railway.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CHEMICAL AND DRUG ESTABLISHMENT, ORFORD HILL, NORWICH.

EDWARD ARNOLD,

Being fully sensible of the important trust undertaken by those who dispense Prescriptions pledges himself to prepare or personally to superintend the preparation of every medicine that shall leave his establishment; and by invariably using the very best and purest drugs and chemicals, he respectfully hopes to secure that confidence and support which it shall be his constant endeavour to merit and maintain.

Electric, Pneumatic, Galvanic and Chemical Apparatus.

CHEMICAL TESTS & RE-AGENTS.

Patent Medicines and Perfumery. Turkey Sponge. Fine Healthy Leeches.

SHEEP, HORSES, AND CATTLE MEDICINES. SPICES AND FAMILY ARTICLES

Selected with the greatest regard to Superiority of Quality:

All the new valuable remedies may be obtained at this Establishment.

Sir James Murray’s Fluid Magnesia.

Prepared under the immediate care of the Inventor, and established for nearly forty years by the PROFESSION, for removing BILE, ACIDITIES and INDIGESTION, restoring APPETITE, preserving a moderate state of the bowels, and dissolving uric acid in GRAVEL and GOUT; also, as an easy remedy for SEA-SICKNESS, and for the febrile affections incident to childhood it is invaluable.

Dr. James Johnson states, in his Review of Dr. MURRAY’S INVENTION—“Pellucid Solution of Magnesia.—This very useful and elegant preparation we have been trying for some months, as an aperient anti-acid in dypspeptic complaints, attended with acidity and constipation, and with very great benefit; we always recommend the original.”

Sir Philip Crampton, Bart., says,—“Sir J. Murray’s Fluid Magnesia is a very valuable addition to our Materia Medica.”

Mr. Mayo.—“It is by far the best form in which that medicine has been hitherto prepared for use.”

Dr. Kennedy, Master of the Lying-in Hospital, Dublin, considers “the Fluid Magnesia of Sir James Murray to be a very valuable and convenient remedy in cases of irritation or acidity of the stomach, but more particularly during pregnancy, febrile complaints, infantile diseases, or sea-sickness.”

Dr. S. B. Labatt, Richard Carmichael, and J. Kirby, Esqs., Surgeons, of Dublin, “consider the exhibition of Magnesia in Solution to be an important improvement on the old method of mechanical mixture, and particularly well adapted to correct those acids which generally prevail in cases of gout, gravel, and heartburn.”

Sir James Clarke, Sir A. Cooper, Dr. Bright, and Messrs. Guthrie and Herbert Mayo, of London, strongly recommend Murray’s Fluid Magnesia, as being infinitely more safe and convenience than the solid, and free from the danger attending the constant use of soda or potass.

Drs. Evory, Kennedy, Beatty, Burke, of the Rifle Brigade, Comins, Deputy Inspector of Hospitals, and Surgeon Hayden, of Dublin, have given letters to the same effect.

Sir Humphrey Davy, in 1809, testified that this Solution forms soluble combinations with uric acid salts in cases of gout and gravel, thereby counteracting their injurious tendency, when other alkalies, and even Magnesia itself, had failed.

With the Acidulated Syrup this Fluid Magnesia forms the most delightful of saline drinks.

Physicians will please specify “MURRAY’S FLUID MAGNESIA” in their prescriptions, to avoid the danger of adulterations and substitutions.

Sold by the sole Consignee, Mr. Bailey, of Horseley Fields Chemical Works, Wolverhampton, and by all wholesale and retail Druggists and Medicine Agents throughout the British Empire, in Bottles, 1s., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 5s. 6d., 11s., and 21s. each.

^*_*^* The Acidulated Syrup in Bottles, 2s. each

N.B.—Be sure to ask for “Sir James Murray’s Preparation,” and to see that his name is stamped on each label in green ink, as follows:—“James Murray, Physician to the Lord Lieutenant.”

MR. THOMAS CLARK, ACCOUNTANT, APPRAISER, SURVEYOR, &c.,

IVY COTTAGE, LAKENHAM, NORWICH.

MORTGAGES and LOANS negotiated, and Sales effected of Estates (real and personal), Reversions, Annuities, &c., and Sales attended on Commission.

SURVEYING in all branches—Building land allotted—Plans carefully and neatly made, or copied with accuracy and dispatch.

VALUATIONS made of all, real or personal—Public-house, or other property—Farming covenants—Stocks in Trade, Shop or other Fixtures, &c.

FOR EASY SHAVING,

S. BOUGHTON’S NEWLY INVENTED MAGNETIC STROP PASTE.

Manufactured and Sold by the Inventor, Wholesale and Retail,

S. BOUGHTON,

HAIR DRESSER AND GLOVER,

RED LION STREET, NORWICH.

The Paste sold at Sixpence and Fourpence per Square.

Rimmell’s Hygienic Perfumery,

Warranted by Dr. Ure to consist of the purest and most salubrious Ingredients.

Dr. URE’S CERTIFICATE.

“I have examined the Series of Preparations for the Toilet, as made by C. Rimmell, 39, Gerrard Street, Soho, entitled ‘Hygienic Perfumery,’ consisting of Nos. 1 and 2 Toilet Soaps, No. 3 Toilet Vinegar, No. 4 Pommade, No. 5 Hair Wash, No. 6 Dentifrice, No. 7 Connetic Lotions. These articles are all of the purest and most innocuous quality, and incapable of injuring the most delicate skin or complexion. They are perfectly salubrious in reference to general health, and not liable to produce the baneful effects too often caused by common perfumes.

“ANDREW URE, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Chemistry, and Analytical Chemist. London, 25, Keppel Street, April 13, 1852.”

Rimmell’s Hygienic Perfumery may be had of all Perfumers and Chemists, or of C. Rimmell, 39, Gerrard Street, Soho, London.

More proofs of the extraordinary effects of MORRISON’S PILLS,

In a case pronounced hopeless by the Faculty, and turned out four times as incurable from the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital.

The following remarkable case of cure demands the especial attention of the afflicted:—

“I, Elizabeth Wilkinson, aged 37 years, residing in Coburgh-street, St. Stephen’s, Norwich, have been a severe sufferer for 15 years with a complication of complaints, and was under the care of many medical men who tried various means to do me good, but all to no purpose. I was admitted in-patient of the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital four different times, where I was cupped three times a week for three months, and had twelve ounces of blood taken away each time. I was also bled twenty-five times, and leeched with a dozen leeches at a time, and salivated, all to no purpose; and my case was at last pronounced incurable. I also suffered from stoppage of urine, for which I was obliged to have the doctor daily to ease my pain. My head was so a affected, and my body in such a state, that I was completely confined to my bed for three years, as helpless as a child. I was quite loathsome for any person to come near me. No language can describe my sufferings. In this sad state a kind lady called to see me; after hearing my case, prevailed on me to try Morrison’s Pills, and said she had received so much benefit from them herself some years ago, that if I would but take them she would find me all I required, to which I reluctantly consented, not thinking at the time any medicine would do me good. I commenced taking the Pills, Nos. 1 and 3 alternately, never exceeding six pills a day. The first dose that I took brought several pints of blood and corruption off my stomach. They made me feel very bad at first, but I persevered and went on with them, and am truly thankful to Almighty God that I did so, for I felt more benefit after the few doses of the Pills than from all the doctor’s medicine I had taken for so many years past. At the end of three months the retention of urine was cured, and I kept daily getting better, and left my bed. I am now, thank God, able to get about quite free from pain, which I have been the subject of so many years past. Should the least doubt be entertained as to the truth of the above statement, I will convince any person of the fact that may call upon me. The cure is well known to the whole neighbourhood, and looked upon as a miracle.—I have more than 300 scars on my back and neck from cupping.

“ELIZABETH WILKINSON.”

MORISON’S PILLS

Are gold in Norwich by Mr. Philip Otty, Printer, Orford-hill, General Agent for the County; Mr. W. Tuxford, Back of the Inns; and by one Agent in every principal Town in the County.

In Boxes at 7½d., 1s. 1½d., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and Family Packets 11s. each.—The Vegetable Aperient Powder, 1s. 1½d. per box.

The above most excellent Medicine has now stood the test of 30 years’ experience, amply proving the truth of Mr. Morrison’s theory in thousands of cures of every variety of disease. For reasons why, see Mr. Morison’s works, lent gratis by the agents.—No Chemists or Druggists are authorised by Messrs. Morrison to sell their Medicines.

J. M. TURNER

IRONFOUNDER, ENGINEER, & AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MAKER,

ST. ANDREW’S BROAD STREET, NORWICH,

Begs to call the attention of those Gentlemen engaged in agricultural pursuits to his Stock of Implements now on Sale at the above Works, comprising his Prize Dressing Machines, Middling Machine and Blower; his Improved Norfolk Lever Plough and Scarifice; Chaff Engines in great variety; Bean and Malt Mills, Land Rolls, Drills, &c. Also Meat Chopping Machines, Patent Mangles and Washing Machines on quite novel constructions, which are warranted to do their work well.

Castings, as usual, on the shortest notice.

MACHINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION REPAIRED, AND SMITHS’ WORK IN GENERAL, ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS.

JAMES CREAK,

PROPRIETOR OF THAT WELL KNOWN

PUBLIC BENEFIT ESTABLISHMENT,

CORNER OF BRIDEWELL ALLEY,

NORWICH.

J. C. begs to state that his Stock consists of an almost endless variety of Merchandise.—China, Glass, Earthenware, Cutlery, Combs, Brushes, Hardware, Haberdashery, Hosiery, Perfumery, Ironmongery, Tinware, Stationery, Fancy Work Boxes, &c. all at unprecedented low prices.

ROBERT MARRISON,

ORNAMENTAL AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL Engraver, Copper-Plate Printer, &c.

ORFORD STREET, ORFORD HILL, NORWICH.

Arms, Crests, Mottos, Cyphers, upon Steel, Gold, Silber, &c.

VISITING, ADDRESS, & COMPLIMENTARY CARDS.

TRADESMEN’S CARDS, BILL HEADS, LABELS, ETC.

BRASS AND ZINC DOOR AND WINDOW PLATES,

IN THE FIRST STYLE.

COFFIN PLATES AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE.

J. & M. GURRIN & CO.,

Tailors & Woollen Drapers,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

SHOE MANUFACTURERS.

9, 10, & 11, LONDON STREET,

NORWICH.

Parties visiting Norwich would do well by purchasing at this Establishment all Goods, being plain marked, at the lowest remunerating profit.

DEEDS, WRITINGS, AND ACCOUNTS,

LEGAL, COMMERCIAL, GENERAL & LITERARY, Engrossed and Copied BY JOHN J. STEVENS, Law Stationer, CASTLE MEADOW, NORWICH.

VILLIER’S

ENAMELLED DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAIT ESTABLISHMENT.

BACK OF MR. CROW’S, ST. STEPHEN’S STREET, NORWICH.

By Villier’s New Enamelling Process, Coloured Miniatures can be rendered impervious and brilliant as anything produced in the first London establishments.

Portraits taken in Frame or Case, from 7s. 6d.; Plain, 5s.

A great Allowance made when a Family are Grouped together.

Amateurs supplied with Photographic Apparatus, Chemical Materials, and Instructions in Daguerreotype. None but approved Portraits sent out; and those not satisfactory exchanged free of charge.

THE CHEAP Wholesale and Retail NEWSPAPER and STATIONERY Establishment.

ROBERT JEARY, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN NEWSPAPER AGENT,

Bookseller, Stationer, printer, and Binder, 4 & 5, BRIDEWELL ALLEY, ST. ANDREW’S,

NORWICH,

In returning thanks for the increasing patronage that has been bestowed upon him for the past six years, begs to inform his kind Patrons and the Public in general, that he has added the adjoining House and Shop to his premises, and his stock is now replete with every novelty in the trade.

J. R. respectfully calls attention to his subjoined List of a few leading articles, which for price and quality cannot be surpassed by any house in the trade.

MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES OF STATIONERY;

Writing, Cartridge, Brown, and Wrapping Papers; Pens, Pencils; Slates; Inks and Glass Inkstands; Ivory Knives and Seal Stamps; Pen Holders; Drawing, Card, and Paste Boards; Printing and Playing Cards; Crayons; Water Colours, with or without Boxes; Writing Desks; Memorandum Books: Albums, Scrap, Music, Drawing, Copy, Ciphering and Manuscript Books; Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books; Crochet Books, Elastic Bands, &c. &c.

Envelopes.

per 100 per 1000

Commercial Cream Laid Adhesive 0s 6d 4s 6d

De La Rue’s Fine ditto 0 9 7 0

Ditto Thick do. 1 0 8 0

Blue Laid or Yellow Wove Envelopes at the above prices, and may be had 1s. per 1000 less if not Adhesive.

per packet per gross

Fine Cream Laid, Mourning 0s 2d 1s 6d

Thick ditto 0 2½ 2 0

Note Papers.

per quire 5 qrs.

Outsides 0s 0d 0s 5d

Cream Laid Insides 0 0 0 6

Fine ditto 0 2 0 8

Very Good ditto 0 3 1 0

Superfine ditto 0 4 1 6

Extra ditto ditto 0 6 2 0

Blue Laid or Yellow Wove Papers at the same prices.

Fine Cream Laid, Mourning 0 4 1 6

Superfine ditto 0 6 2 0

Widows’, ditto, ,, extra deep bordered four sides 1 0 4 0

Letter Papers at proportionately low prices.

Bill Paper.

Narrow 0 6 2 0

Long or Broad 0 9 3 4

Extra Blue Laid ditto 1 0 4 6

Foolscap.

Stout Outsides 0 6 2 3

Blue Laid Insides 0 8 3 0

Superfine 0 10 3 9

Extra Superfine 1 0 4 6

Music Paper.

Thick Cream Wove 1 0 4 6

Extra Superfine 1 6 7 0

Manuscript Music Books from 3d. each.

Copy Books.

Each per doz.

12 Leaves, 4to Foolscap size, Paper Covers 0s 1d 0s 8d

20 ditto, Stout Paper, Marble do. 0 2½ 2 0

20 ditto, 4to Post, ditto 0 4 3 3

20 ditto, 4to Foolsp., Norwich Illus. 0 3 2 4

20 ditto, 4to Post, ditto 0 4 3 6

Cedar Pencils.

Good Lead 0 0 0 3

Very Good do., Varnished Cedar 0 0½ 0 5

Extra ditto 0 1 0 8

Rowney & Co.’s Best Drawing do. 0 2 1 8

Jeary’s Steel Pens.

The Commercial Pen, 3d. per doz., or 2s. per gross.

Ladies’ ditto, same price.

Ledgers and Day Books.

Broad Folio Foolscap, 5 quires, stout paper, bound in strong feather £0 4s 6d

Every thickness equally cheap ... to 1 10 0

Any Book made to order on the shortest notice.

Playing Cards.

De La Rue’s, Reynold’s, and Hunt’s Cards, from 1s. 8d. to 3s. per pack, with white, coloured, checked, floral, or gold backs.

N.B. Old Cards taken in exchange.

German Purses.

A splendid stock of these elegant Purses always on sale, from 1s. to 10s. 6d. each.

Church Services.

Neatly bound, gilt edges £0 2s 6d

Ditto, with clasp 0 3 0

Elegant Morocco, gilt edges, sides, and clasps 0 4 0

Ditto, gilt rim and clasp 0 7 6

Ditto, in silk velvet, gilt rim and clasp, suitable for presents 0 9 6

Ditto, ditto, or Morocco, 9s. 6d. to 1 10 0

Prayer Books.

Bound in embossed roan, with Hymns 0 0 6

Ditto, gilt edges 0 0 9

Ditto, ditto, with clasp 0 1 0

Ditto, in Morocco, gilt sides, clasps, and edges, from 1s. 6d. to 0 10 6

Ditto, in silk velvet, gilt clasp, rim and edges, suitable for presents 0 7 6

Music.

Several thousand copies of cheap Music at 3d. per sheet.—Catalogues to be had gratis.

The Morning Papers received at One o’clock, being four hours before the Mail.

All Daily and Weekly Papers, Periodicals, &c. constantly on sale, and supplied wholesale and retail at 4 & 5, Bridewell Alley, and at R. Jeary’s Book Stand, Eastern Counties’ Railway Station, Norwich.

The Daily Times lent to read; likewise, “Bleak House,” by Charles Dickens.

J. & J. COLMAN,

MANUFACTURERS OF

MUSTARD, STARCH, & INDIGO BLUES,

STOKE MILLS, NEAR NORWICH,

AND

CANNON STREET, LONDON.

MUSTARD.—J. & J. COLMAN invite the attention of the Trade to the qualities of their Mustard. It is manufactured from the best description of English Brown Seed, possesses great strength and pungency, combined with a pleasantness of flavour rarely met with in the article.

J. & J. Colman continue to pack the various kinds in casks of the usual size, but in order to meet the wishes of Families, and their Friends generally, they are now offering it in packets of 1 lb., ½ lb., ¼ lb., and 2 oz.

These packets (tinfoil) are prepared with the greatest care and neatness, and the Mustard is effectually prevented from deteriorating.

It is also packed in round tins of 1 lb., ½ lb., ¼ lb. and in tins of 4 lbs. and 6 lbs. each.

STARCH.—In addition to the usual kinds made from Wheat, viz., No. 1 London Starch, Soluble Satin Glaze Starch, and Patent White Starch, J. & J. Colman have directed much attention to the preparation of their No. 1 Patent Rice Starch, which they now offer to the Public as superior to every other made from Rice. It is quite free from all mucilaginous matter; is soluble, and can be used with greater facility than the common Starch. Sold in Packets of 5 lbs., 1 lb., ½ lb., and ¼ lb. each.

Ladies are especially invited to test the SOLUBLE SATIN GLAZE STARCH. Being used in a fluid state it imparts an equality of stiffness and gloss to the finer fabrics, and produces a finish unequalled by any other yet offered. Sold in packets of 1lb., ½lb., and ¼lb.

BLUE.—This article is manufactured of various shades of colour from Indigo and Prussian Blue, the former being used principally for Laundress purposes, the latter by the Manufacturers of Flannels, &c., &c., and when made genuine, it imparts a colour which cannot be obtained from other ingredients. J. & J. Colman warrant the genuineness of their Blues.

R. BRIGHTON, GUN AND PISTOL MAKER,

Air Guns Fitted Up repaired, &. Fishing Tackle Supplied.

(Near Sayer’s Veterinary Establishment,) LOWER GOAT LANE, NORWICH,

In returning his best thanks to his Patrons and the Public generally, for the very liberal encouragement he has received during the last three years, respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours, with a full assurance to his friends, that all orders or work in every branch of his business, will be punctually and satisfactorily executed, and with strict regard to economy in prices.

NEW AND SECOND-HAND GUNS CONSTANTLY ON SALE,

AND

EVERY OTHER SPORTING ARTICLE.

J. W. CRISP,

ARMY TAILOR, WOOLEN DRAPER, AND CLERICAL RODE MAKER, CASTLE MEADOW, NORWICH,

Adjoining the Cattle Hotel.

At the above Establishment an elegant and Fashionable Stock of Woollen Drapery is constantly on hand consisting of Superfine Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins, Balmoral Mixtures, Milled Scarlet Waterproof Hunter Cloth, Rich Silks, Genoa Velvets, with a variety of Embroidered Waistcoats of the most novel designs.

J. W. C. respectfully solicits a trial of his Superior Wool-Dyed Black Cloth and Cassimeres, which are warranted to retain their color.

LADIES RIDING HABITS,

With Waterproof Hoods and Sleeves.

GENTLEMEN’S OVER COATS OF ALL KINDS.

Wrappers, Driving Capes,

SHOOTING JACKETS, SCOTCH PLAIDS,

Poncha and Spanish Travelling Cloaks.

KEPT TO SELECT FROM.

Agent for SWAIN and Co’s Syrian Paletot.

REUBEN HOLDER, ST. STEPHEN’S PLAIN, NORWICH,

ADJOINING MR. NORGATE’S,

Begs to inform the Inhabitants of Norwich and its vicinity that he has constantly on sale the largest and most varied assortment of useful and fancy articles ever offered, and which he is selling at such low prices that must convince every one that this is the cheapest shop of the kind in the city. The following List of Prices must surprise:—

Short Brushes, from 2d. each; Long Ditto, from 6d. each—Block Tin Teapots, from 6d.—Good Coffee Pot, from 6d.—Looking Glasses, from 2½d.—Purse Silk, 1½d. per knot—Slides and Tassels, from 2½d. per set—Steel Beads, 1d. per bunch—Best Needles, 1½d. per paper—Pins, l½d. per paper—Saucepans, from 1¾d. each—Beer Glasses, from 2d. each—Brown Windsor Soap, 1d. per cake—Fancy Pipes, from 1d. each—Best Steel Pens, 1d. per dozen—Dolls, 4 for 1d.—Dog Whistles, 3d.—Egg Boilers, 4½d.—Blacking, 3 cakes for 1d.—Store Brushes, 4d.—Metal Teaspoons, 4½d. per half dozen—Tablespoons, 2½d. each—Darning Cotton, 4 skeins 1d.—Pocket Knives, ½d. each—Note paper, 2d. per quire, Envelopes, 25 for 1½d.—Corkscrews, 3½d. each—Spittoons, 9d.—3-hole Cruet Frame, complete, 1s. 4d.—Market Baskets, 8d. each—Carpet Bags, 2s. 4d.—Matches, 4 boxes for 1d.—Bead Purses, 6d. each—China Ornaments, 4½d. each—Glass Sugar Casin and Cream, 1s. 2d.—Copy Books, 2d.—School Slates, 1d.—Toy Spades, 2d.—Hoops, 1½d.—Steel Tobacco Boxes, 2½d. each—Cut Wine Glasses, 3 shapes, 3½d.—Pearl Buttons, 1d. per dozen—Superior Glass Pickle Dishes, 6d.—Crochet Hooks, 1d.—Reels of Cotton, 4½d. per dozen—1d. Toys, 9d. per doz.; ½d. ditto, 3½d. per doz.; 2d. ditto, 1s. 4d. per doz.; 4d. ditto, 2s. per doz.; 6d. ditto, 3s. per doz.—Washing Powder, 2 packets for ½d.—Baking ditto, 2 packets for 1½d.

Every Article marked in plain figures, from which no abatement possibly can be made.

DEALERS AND SHOP KEEPERS SUPPLIED.

W. J. FISHER’S NAVIGATION ESTABLISHMENT,

SOUTH QUAY, GREAT YARMOUTH, DEALER IN NAUTICAL, ASTRONOMICAL, & PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENTS, Marine Chronometers, QUADRANTS, SEXTANTS, COMPASSES, ACHROMATIC MICROSCOPES, &c.

W. T. P. particularly invites attention to a superior assortment of SPECTACLES, with every variety of Convex, Concave, and Meniscus Glasses and Pebbles which his long practical experience enables him to adapt to each variety of sight, whether the vision be impaired by age, or suffer from any organic defect, and which he offers at less than HALF THE PRICE usually charged by hawkers for their pretended improvements.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECOND-HAND LEVELS, THEODOLITE ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPES, &c. &c.

Instruction in Navigation as usual.

SELECT AND USEFUL ADJUNCTS FOR THE TOILET,

PREPARED AND SOLD BY

ALFRED BURY, PERFUMER, Exeter Change, London.

BURY’S HAIR WASH,

For cleansing, strengthening, and promoting the growth of hair, possessing valuable astringent properties which act on the pores of the skin, and also remove the dandriff.

Alfred Bury, can with truth aver his Hair Wash contains wonderful attributes for preserving the hair in hot and cold climates; as adding strength, affording nourishment, exciting to a luxuriant growth and brilliantly ornamenting and embellishing the human hair, it has not its parallel in the world. The distinguished sanction it has received from royal and illustrious personages, and the flattering testimonials of its efficacy, constantly received, piece this declaration above suspicion. Sold in Bottles, 2s. 6d., 3s. 6., and 6s. each.

BURY’S ROYAL POMPADOUR POWDER,

For daily use to remove that redness and irritation remaining on the skin after washing, or from any other cause, as well as possessing the most cooling, softening, and balsamic qualities, and imparting an exquisite clearness to the complexion.

It is strongly recommended to the notice of Mothers and Nurses, for the use of Infants of the most tender age, being far superior to any other powder; also after sea-bathing, and for Gentlemen after shaving, its agreeable effects will be fully tested.

Alfred Bury strongly recommends the Royal Pompadour Powder as an article of comfort and utility (not as a cosmetic), but as a plain vegetable powder for the use both of Ladies and Gentlemen; retaining its virtues and purity in any climate, consequently is well worthy the attention of Merchants, Captains and Speculators, being a preparation that commands an extensive sale throughout the civilized world. Sold in Packets, 1s., and 2s. 6d., each;—those at 2s. 6d., are equal to three 1s. packets; by post for 16 or 38 uncut stamps.

BURY’S TROPHELÉON, OR NUTRITIVE BALM;

For promoting the growth of hair, causing it to grow in a state of great luxuriance, presenting its falling, and sustaining it in curl under the different varieties of atmosphere.

Bury’s Tropheléon possesses essential properties for nourishing the hair, makes it soft and smooth, prevents its breaking, excites the growth, and try penetrating into the roots, thickens it in a very short time. It is also most efficacious for restoring the growth of hair, after it has fallen off from illness. To the beneficial qualifies, and brilliancy it imparts to the hair, is added the most reviving and agreeable perfume. Sold in pots and Bottles, 1s., 1s. 6d., 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., 5s., 10s., and 20s. each;—there is a considerable saving in purchasing the larger sizes.

BURY’S BLOOM OF ROSES,

The only preparation that will brighten the complexion, giving permanent and immediate beauty to the cheek without injury to the skin.

Bury’s Bloom of Roses supersedes Rough, Carmine, Vermilion, &c., all of which are more or less prejudicial to the skin.

This liquid being the true colour of the rose, and in appliance as harmless and innocent as water, will be found extremely useful for colouring the lips. 1s. 6d. per Bottle; by Post, for twenty-four Stamps, uncut

BURY’S LAVENDER WATER,

The most refreshing and agreeable perfume yet discovered; possessing the pure aroma of the flowers, extreme durability, and improving fragrance, without any of the evanescent qualities familiar to essences of delicate structure; indeed, so durable is it, that it may be applied to the handkerchief the day previous to use.

Alfred Bury respectfully recommends his Lavender Water to Ladies, to whom the atmosphere of the Ball Room or Assembly proves overpowering and prejudicial. The nervous head-ache, produced by fatigue or over excitement, can hardly find relief in the stimulating essences administered in each cases, for as the eye, fatigued by the glare of colours, seeks repose in darkness, or by turning to refreshing green, on the sense of smelling, distracted by artificial compounds, however delightful and fragrant in themselves, is soothed and gratified by some simple and uniform odours—the flower of the arbour, the garden, or the meadow.

Alfred Bury especially recommends this his truly English Perfume to Ladies, who, although not in the habit of using perfumes, are by no means averse to a perennial nosegay of delicate fragrancy.

Sold in Bottles, 2s. 6d., 3s. 6d., and 5s. each.

BURY’S QUININE TOOTH POWDER,

It is now used by all the principal families in the United Kingdom. It is pleasant to the taste, and does not contain the least particle of acid, an astringent, a most excellent stomachic, renders the breath fragrant, purifying it from the least odour (a valuable acquisition to Gentlemen after smoking), and its beneficial effects upon on the teeth are as speedy as lasting.

Alfred Bury has submitted his Tooth Powder to several of the most talented Dentists of the day, who, after many trials, admit its essential virtues. The following is the opinion of an eminent Surgeon-Dentist:—“Bury’s Quinine Tooth Powder will undoubtedly preserve the teeth from decay, the gums from any kind of disorder, and completely keep down the formation of tartar.”

Alfred Bury particularly requests attention to the above, and wishes it to be distinctly understood, that it is not his statement, never having written, printed, or said anything of the kind, but the quoted paragraph is the undoubted opinion of the first Surgeon-Dentist in the whole world. Bury’s Quinine Tooth Power is sold in Boxes of improved form, at 1s. 6d. each; by Post, tor twenty-four Stamps, uncut.

BURY’S HAIR DYE.

The merits of this preparation are: it is certain in its effects upon the hair, dyeing it by a very simple process to an unchangeable black, brown, or light brown colour, so strongly fixed, that no known chemical agent can remove it, and is the only dye which does not stain, burn, or darken the skin or linen. Alfred Bury warrants his dye to be infallible, and will return the money if not found to fully realise the above. Prices, 3s. 6d., 5s., and 10s.

EAU DE COLOGNE.

Alfred Bury, importing Eau de Cologne from the best maker, Jean Maria Farina, Place Julièrs, a Cologne, guarantes all sold by him as the genuine.

In no one article is the British public more deceived than in Eau de Cologne;—all the cheap preparations tended under that name are an amalgamation of coarse malt spirit “perfumed” (or rather poisoned) with hot essential oils, and taken inwardly prove highly injurious. The lowest price Eau de Cologne of the first quality can possibly be sold at is 2s. 6d. per Bottle.

GEORGE WILSON,

CONFECTIONER AND FRUITERER, QUEEN STREET, NORWICH,

Respectfully begs to offer to the public notice his SUPERIOR WEDDING CAKE WITH ALMOND ICEING,

a delicious Cake, so justly celebrated during the last Half Century for its rich and exquisite flavour, still maintain its unrivalled superiority.

The entire arrangement of DEJEUNERS, BALLS, DINNER, SUPPER, and FESTIVE PARTIES undertaken in any part of the city or county, and supplied in the newest and most handsome style, under Mr. Wilson’s personal superintendence, and by contract, if desired.

SOUPS.

REAL TURTLE, BROWN GRAVY, MOCK TURTLE, MULLIGATAWNY, OX TAIL, AND OTHER SOUPS.

ICES.

FRUIT, WATER, AND CREAM ICES, IN EVERY VARIETY,

Sent to any part of Norfolk and Suffolk, with printed directions for preserving them in a frozen state for twenty hours, and for turning them out of the Moulds.

Hot-house Grapes, Pines, Melons, Peaches, Apricots, &c., in Season.

A choice assortment of DESSERT FRUITS, ORANGES, FIGS, MUSCATELS, IMPERIAL, PLUMS, DATES, and every variety of ENGLISH AND FOREIGN PRESERVED FRUITS, BON-BONS, ETC.

Home-cursed Hams, Tongues, Pickles, and Sauces of all kinds, and every article in the Oil and Italian Trade.

THE ONLY LICENSEE IN NORWICH FOR THE MANUFACTURER OF THE PATENT UNFERMENTED BREAD, BISCUITS, & BISCUIT POWDER.

HENRY WATTS,

Letter-Press, Copperplate, & Lithographic PRINTER, POTTERGATE STREET, ST. ANDREW’S, NORWICH. BOOKBINDING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Country Orders, executed with Neatness and Dispatch.

ST. STEPHEN’S BAZAAR, NORWICH. HENRY LOVETT, PROPRIETOR.

The Largest and Cheapest Assortment of Fancy and Housekeeping Articles ever offered to the Public.

Stationary, Toys, Baskets, Cabinet, Leather, and Steel Goods, Jewellery, Combs, Brushes, Perfumery, China, Glass, Earthenware, Beads, Haberdashery, Hardwarde, Japannery, Bronze Articles, Cutlery, India-rubber Over Shoes, Clogs, Fishing Tackle, Carpet Bags, &c. &c.

EXTENSIVE WHOLESALE WAREHOUSES.

PORTRAIT PAINTING.

LIKENESSES PAINTED IN OIL,

BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED,

AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES:

Life Size, with Hands introduced ... Two Guineas; Bust Size ... One Guinea and a Half; Small Portrait Size ... One Guinea; Good Likenesses of Children ... Fifteen Shillings and upwards; Bust Size, handsome gilt frame ... One Guinea.—Flower Pieces, Landscapes, and Figure Paintings, may be seen at the Painting Room: some for sale.—Persons having in their possession rare or beautiful Prints may have them copied in Oil Colours at very low charges.

BY MRS. S. SMITH, ARTIST, CHERRY STREET, NEAR THE NEW CHURCH, LAKENHAM.

OFFICE ESTABLISHED FOR THE INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.

HAIL INSURANCE.

Royal, Farmers’, and General Fire, Life, and Hail Insurance Institution.

Capital, £500,000.—Established (1840) by Special Act of Parliament.

REDUCTION OF RATES,—The mode of Insurance has been simplified by the adoption of one uniform rate of 6d per Acre for the following Crops, without reference to the quantity per Acre:—Wheat, Barley, Oats, Peas, Rye, Beans, Vetches, or Tares for seed, Turnips, Potatoes, Vetches, or Tares (green), Buckwheat, Clover (green), Rye-grass (green), Mangel Wurzel, and Beet.

A great Reduction has been made in the Rate for Seeds.

A Return, in some instances to the extent of 75 per cent., was made on the Premiums paid by parties who Insured against Loss by Damage from Hail in the season of 1850.

In case of loss the party is entitled to payment for any damage, without reference to the quantity per acre.

GLASS in Hothouses, Greenhouses, &c., 20s. per cent. and upwards.

Fire Insurance of every description at moderate premiums.

Every species of LIFE INSURANCE effected.

Loans granted on real and personal security.

Prospectusses and every information may be obtained of the Agents, or at the Head Office, Strand London.

Agents appointed in all the principal towns in the kingdom.

WILLIAM SHAW, Managing Director.

AGENTS.

Norwich Mr. W. Bateman

Acle

Aylsham ,, W. Hill, of Masham

Burnham

Coltishall ,, J. Field

Cromer

Diss ,, Pike

Downham Market ,, G. Mumford

Fakenham ,, C. D. Bushell

Foulsham ,, J. Saunders

Harleston ,, H. Hudson

Litcham ,, C. Wright

Holt ,, W. W. Withers

Loddon ,, J. M. Golf

Lynn ,, John G. Wigg

New Buckenham ,, F. N. Clowes

North Walsham ,, D. Swell

Stoke Ferry Mr. R. Pigott

Swaffham Messrs. J. & H. Y. Finch

Watton Mr. B. Chaston

Wells by the Sea

Wymondham

Yarmouth Messrs. Spelman & Son

Upwell Mr. T. L. Reed, of Downham Market

Wisbeach Mr. J. Gapp

Parsons Drove ,, E. Ground

Thetford

Bungay ,, W. Cock, jun.

Beccles ,, E. Buck

Brandon ,, Pepworth, jun.

Long Sutton ,, R. Cole, jun.

Crowland ,, Wm. Saunderson

Spalding ,, J. Moats

MUTUAL INSURANCE BENEFIT INSTITUTION,

51, THREADNEEDLE-STREET, LONDON. ESTABLISHED, 1820.

CAPITAL INVESTED £10,000 STERLING.

Patrons.—The Duke of Cambridge; Lords, Denman, Brougham, &c.

The object of this Institution is to bring all the advantages of Life Assurance and Annuity Offices, but in smaller Sums, suitable for the Industrious Classes, within the reach of all.

Examples.—A person in the 25th of his or her age, may by the Monthly payment of 5s. 8d. till 55 years of age, secure an Annuity of £20 per annum, to commence at that age, and continue for life. Other sums and ages in like proportion.

By the present payment of £100, by the person in the 60th year of his or her age an Immediate Annuity of £10 6s. per annum, for life may be secured. Other sums and ages in like proportion.

A person now in the 24th year of his or her age, may, by paying 2s. 6d. per month, secure £40 to be paid to surviving Children or Nominee at the death of the Insurer. Other sums and ages in like proportion.

Insurances of £10 to £200 on CHILDREN, YOUTH, and others, may be secured by easy contributions, payable Monthly or Quarterly.

Examples.—The monthly payment of 2s. 0½d. will secure £20 to be paid when a Child now under two years old, becomes fourteen years of age.

2.—The monthly payment of 3s. 6d. will secure £50 to be paid when a Child, now under three years old, becomes twenty-one years of age.

3.—The monthly payment of 3s. 7d, will secure £50 to be paid when a Young Person, now under twenty-two years old, becomes forty years of age.

Other ages, and higher or lower sums, in the same proportion. Should the Child or Youth die before the given age, all the money paid in will be returned. And Insurers can, at any time borrow two-thirds of the value of their Insurance, on the security of the Policy, without any other expense than interest at 5 per cent. per annum.

Weekly Sums of Money during Sickness or Accident, with Medical Attendance and Medicines whenever afflicted, may be secured by easy Monthly or Quarterly payments, according to age.

Examples.—A young man, under 33 years old, may, by monthly payment of 2s. secure 12s. per week, and Medical attendance and Medicines, whenever afflicted, without any other payment or fines being required. Other sums and other ages, up to fifty-one years in like proportion.

Proper forms for filling up, to effect an Insurance on a Child or Youth, together with Tables of payment, may be obtained at the office, 51 Threadneedle-street, London; or of any of the Agents, or Medical Officers.

Agent for Norwich.—Mr. W. GREGGS, St. Lawrence-street. Agent for Ipswich.—Mr. Townsend, Fishmarket, Ipswich.

of whom prospectuses and every-particular may be had.

ADLARD and PALMER [51]

BRIEFS FOR ATTORNEYS, AND ESTIMATES FOR SURVEYORS,

DESIGNS FOR SHOW CARDS.

Commercial Circulars and General Printing.

WOOD, COPPER, AND STEEL ENGRAVING,

BY FIRST CLASS ARTISTS.

ESTIMATES GIVEN FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF LITHOGRAPHY,

LETTER-PRESS, AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTING.

Tradesmen and others entrusting their Orders to ADLARD and PALMER may rely upon their being executed with ECONOMY and PROMPTITUDE.

35A, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.

BENNETT’S

COMMERCIAL BOARDING HOUSE, AND Dining and Coffee Rooms,

12 AND 13, EXCHANGE STREET, NORWICH,

Close to the Post Office, and opposite the Corn Exchange.

ROWLANDS’ MACASSAR OIL [52]

The prices are 3d. 6d.; 7s.; Family Bottles (equal to four small) 10s. 6d.; and double that size, £1 1s.

ROWLANDS’ KALYDOR,

for the skin and Complexion. An Oriental botanical preparation, perfectly free from all mineral or metallic admixture. By its action the pores and minute secretory vessels it expels all impurities from the surface, allays every tendency to inflammation, and thus effectually dissipates all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolourations, and other cutaneous visitations. The radiant bloom it imparts to the Cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the Hands and Arms, render it indispensable to every toilet. Gentlemen after shaving will find it allay all irritation and tenderness of the skin, and render it soft, smooth, and pleasant.—Price 4s. 6d. and 8s. 6d. per Bottle.

ROWLANDS’ ODONTO, OR PEARL DENTIFRICE.

A white powder, compounded of the choicest and most recherche ingredients of the Oriental herbal, of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in rendering the breath sweet and pure. It extirpates all tartareous adhesions to the teeth, and insures a pearl-like whiteness to the enamelled surface.—Price 2s. 9d. per box.

ROWLANDS’ AQUA D’ORO.

This is the most fragrant and refreshing perfume ever yielded by the “souls of flowers.” It retains its fresh and delightful odorousness for days. It is invigorating, gently stimulating, yet sedative; and is an unrivalled quintessential spirituous product. For fainting fits, fatigues of dancing, oppression from over-crowded rooms, or intense summer heat, its use cannot be over-estimated.—Price 3s. 6d. per bottle.

ROWLANDS’ EUPLYSIA.

A preparation from the choicest Oriental herbs, of peculiarly mild and detersive properties. It pleasingly and effectually cleanses the hair and skin of the head from scurf and every species of impurity. It is particularly recommended to be used after bathing, as it will prevent the probability of catching cold in the head, and will render the hair dry in a few minutes.—Price 2s. 6d. per Bottle.

IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the sake of gaining a trifle more profit, vend the most spurious compounds under the same names. It is, therefore, highly necessary to see that the word “ROWLANDS” precedes the name of the article on the Wrapper or Label of each.

Sold by the Proprietors, A. ROWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton Garden, London; AND BY CHEMISTS AND PERFUMERS.