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Miscellaneous. TBADK] JS THBF ooDPttKBEBTiiB. C^"*' RABA, although perfectly liivrmless, possesses the property of preserving from taint artioles of food, and the provisions so treated are not altered or impaired. RABA keeps Milk, Cream, Bnltor, Em, Fish, sweet and pure for soveral days in the nottost weather. , ... RABA keeps. Moat, Poultry and Game fresh and sweot for weeks. , ~ RABA is invnluablo to Dairymen and others who rentiiro to forward Milk, Poultry, Meat, Fish, and such like articles to market. RABA relieves Toothache, and heals sores and wounds. , . „. RABA may bo ohtaiued from Hie chief Chemists, and Grocers of the United Kingdom m small tin cases, price Cd ouch, or wholesale in quantities of not less than lcwt, upon application to tho Chief Offices. Agents wanted. Apply, the Raba Company, 8, Great Winchester street, Lcudou. E.C. "MPORTANT to Farmers.—By Royal appoint- . ment to Her Majesty, by spocial warrant dated Dec. 27, 1865, to the Prince of Wales, by special warrant dated Feb. 10, 18t»». DAY, BON, & HEWITTS "Original" Stock-breeders' Medicine Chest. In this chest ore the following matchless and world-ronowned remedies, all that a farmer can require to euro disease among his stock, and keep them in fine, healthy, and buoyant condition.—The "Chemical Extract" for wounds, swollen ndders, and ewes lambing: the " Gaseous Fluid," for colic, scour, &c.; tho "Red Drench, for cleansing cows and ewesj tho "Red Paste Balls," for eonditieuing horses: the "Bronchodiarrhrea in lambs and calves. Price of chest complete, including " Key to Farriery," £2 lGs 6d, sont carriage jwid. Any article can be had separately in boxes. 22, Dorset street, Baker street, London, E.C, and Wantage, Berks. 81-ACKMAN'S IMPROVED PATENT. rTENTILATOR OR EXHAUST FAN.—Prac tical, comfortable, economical, healthful, valuable, successful. Constructed on an entirely new principle. Especially adapted for Ventilating Public Halls, Theatres, Grain Elevators, Malt Houses, Tanneries, Woollen, Flour, and Paper Mills, Factories, Vessels, Breweries, Mines, Hotels, Restaurants, Engine Rooms, Laundries, Printing Offices, and any place where it is desirable to reniave foul or hot air, smoke, dust, steam, gas, or other objectionable ninttor, and also to lower tha temperature of any room or building. ™ the sise best adapted to the majority of rooms, 36-inch and 48-iuoh are the only sizes we keep in stock, but we are prepared to furnish other sizes if desired. The 48-inch wheel takes about twohorse power, and should be run at from 5001» 600 revolutions per minute. At this rate of speed one 48-inch wheel will force out 30,000 cubic feet of air per minute. It should always be placed as near as practicable to point where gas, steam, or offensive air is generated, to avoid drawing it through the room. Prices for Exhaust Wheels, and estimates for Ventilation given on application. Send for illustrated Catalogue. For Eastern States, apply to Howard and Morse, 45, Fulton street, New York. For Western States, apply to The Exhaust Ventilator Company, 108, Madison street, Chicago, 111.

URBOTJGHES & WATTS, 87, Market street _ J _, Manchester, Sole Contractors to Her Majesty's War Department and Admiralty. Bil liard Tables from 55 guineas upwards. Sole agents for Best's Patent Begistering Billiard and Pool Marking Board. •* The Cement, the best for. tipping billiard cues. Price 6d, Is, 2s, 3s. Sole agents for Fuller's Patent Cue Cramp, the simplest machine for tipping billiard cues. Price, 5s 6d. Seats, Settees, and Lounges of all prices and descriptions. Steam Works—Dean street, Hollen street, and Richmond Buildings. Offices and Show Booms—9, Soho Square, London, and 87, Market treet, Manchester. ADAMS AND CO., Patentees, Gun, Bifle, and Bevolver Manufacturers, 9, Finsbnry Place south, London, E.C. ■ (Opposite Moorgate street station), Warehouse on first and second floors. Loaded cartridges, 1878. Eley's cases, pin or central fire, loaded by ourselves with best powder, grease-proof, thick felt and cloth wads. 12 gauge, with 3or 3} drs and 1,11, or lsoz shot. 16 gauge, with 2| drs and 1 oz shot. Prices for 12 or 16 gauge: Green, lis 6d; blue, 10s 9d; "E. 8." brown, 9s 9d. Schultze's wood powder, in best cases only, any charges up to 3i drachms. Black powder, 1"\ 16, 18 gauge, 12s per 100. Stout packing cases, for transit by, rail or sea, free of charge. Hammerless. A. and Co. invite special attention to an entirely new patent hammerless central-fire gun, which, for simplicity and strength, far surpasses anything yet produced. ■ . , , Price for best quality, including choke bormg patent snap fore-end fastener, and double bolted piston, £2l. Second quality £ls Centre-fire double guns. Best quality and finish, price £ls as usual. Special notice. A. and Co. beg to inform those who are desirous of obtaining a gun combining the latest improvements, with really good sound material and workmanship, that we have just perfected what is undoubtedly by far the cheapest gun ia the trade, viz.:— Central fire double-barrel gun, donble grip action (12 bore only), rebound hslf-cocking locks, patent snap fore-end, choke-bore Damascus barrels £7 0 0 Cases and fittings complete 0 5 0 Every gun guaranteed.

Express d»uhle and single barrel rifle, •577 and '6OO bores. Our improved Martini-Zeller rifles (380 bore) or rabbit and small deer shooting. Begulatwl to 100yds. Price £ 3. Terms cast with order. Illustrated price lists free by post CU3B for CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, BEONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and CEOUP. ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM composed of the active principles of roots and plants, which are chemically extracted so as to retain all their medicinal qualities. Ministers and Public Speakers, who are so often afflicted with throat- diseases, will find a sure remedy in this balsam. The LUNG BALSAM never fails to do good to hose afflicted with a cough. It is harmless to the most delicate child. It contains no opium whatever. ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM Is sold by all Chemists. SPECTACLES v. BLINDNESS. "Spectacles can only be perfectly adjusted by those having a thorough knowledge of the anatomy of the eye combined with optical experience." NE FOUETH of those suffering from Blindness can trace their calamity to the use of spectacles indiscriminately purchased, and unsuited to the sight. ME H. LAUKANCE, F.S.S OCULIST OPTICIAN, 39, Old Bond street, W., Having made the adjustment of spectacles his especial and sole study for upwards of thirty years, personally adapts his improved lenses. The Eev Professor W. A. Hales, M.A., Cantab., 2; Minford-gnrdens, West Kensington Park, writes r*'The spectacles are perfect, and a most decided don. I had occasion on Monday to write to Lord i , and took the opportunity to mention your name and the wonderful power of your spectacles." Similar testimonials from Earl and Countess Lindsay, Sir Julius Benedict, Dixon Hartland, f D „ -M v D« flun-loa Wort. Maidstone. Private Chaplain to H.B.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Bev bridge, Edward Knocker, Esq., late Mayor Dover, &c., &c. , Special arrangements for suiting invalids and others unable to wait on Mr Laurance. Pamphlet—" Spectacles: Their Use and Abuse, post free. CITY BBANiCH-6, Poultry, E.C. ■"IAETEB'S AUTOMATIC EOLLEE MILLING J SYSTEM. akes Flour of far better quality than can bo dona by Millstones. Is suitable for working in large or small MUls, and on either hard or soft Wheats. Will make a larger quantity of Flour than Mill, stones from the same power. T>„*„.,*„„ „» OT«+o/l ««J GSv.smfti TVnllnr Mills. which may also be worked in connection with MillMillstones, Wheat Cleaning Machinery, and general Flour Mill Utensils. _ „ free on application. _ __ CABTEE'S PATENT DISINTEGEATING MACHINES. In use in all parts of the world. 1. Grind the largest Bones freely to a fine powder or granular sample. 2. Pulverise coal for founders' use and fuel makers. 3. Grind all kinds of grain. 4. Disintegrate ores and minerals, o. Shred Bark of all descriptions. 6. Grind locust beans, oil cakes, and seeds. 7. Disintegrate soorkey, plumbago, and asphalt. 8. Pulvorvise sugar, colours, and chemicals, &c, &c., &o. Are Cheap, Strong, Durable, and Easily Managed. Enquirers should state what material they wish to grind, the quantity they wish to turn out per hour, and the steam or water-power at their disposal. J. HABBISON CAETEB, 82 Mark Lane, London, E.C. Awarded Silver Medal for Mills at Paris Exhibition. Aeents wanted. EOWN'S Cantharidine Horse Blister, Estobhorse will gna therefore required, and no blemish possible.— Testimonial.—Lord Anglesey begs to fnform Mr taking off the hair. Beaudesert, Jan. 5, 1840. Eetail of all chemists in pots, Is, 2s 6d, and Ss,