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Years Ago Jno. Newbery sold Dr. JAMES POWDER at his warehouse in St. Paul's Church , yard; since that time
it has ban vended by members of his family, who have, one after another, succeeded to the business. The most eminent of the medical profession prescribe this famous medicine in cases of Fever, Rheumatism, Violent Colds, &c., Price 2/9, 4/6, and it!.: of all chemists. Great care
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
OM ME RCIAL Treaty with France. — Hats under the new tariff, 8/6,10/6,12/6; best quality, 16, Velvet hunting and felt
Spanith hats, 616; felt shooting hats in all colours, 5/6 and 6/6. A large stock of flannel ericketing hats and caps. Clubs supplied. Jones and Sons, Wholesale hat and cap makers, 80, Highstreet, Borough. llATS.—First-rate Velvet flat for 7s. 6d. Paris, Velvet, Felt, Rustic, and
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
NEW CHURCH IN THE DISTRICT-PARISH OF ST. JOHN'S, PADDINGTON. On Saturday last, at one o'clock p.m., the foundation-stone of the
new church which it is proposed to build in the new parish of St. John's, Paddington, was laid by the incumbent (the Rev. Dr. Goulburn). The Holy Communion was first administered in St. John's Church, in the course of which service the incumbent preached a sermon from two texts
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
Church? Will you not have long sermons, slovenit worship, rare sacraments, and labour to convert the House of God from
a house of prayer into a house of preaching?" God helping us, we will not. We will both preach and pray here—prea2h that people may pray—preach, to teach them how to pray. And as in the Jewish Holy Place, there was not only the light of the seven-branched candlestick, but also t
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
GREAT NORTHERN.
FROM KING'S CROSS to Holloway, Hornsey, Wood Green, Southgate and Colney Hatch, Barnet, Potter's Bar, Hatfield. (St. Albans), first train 6.30 a.m.; last 10.45 p.m.; from Hatfield, first 7.45 a.m. ; last 10.30 p.m. Sundays—From King's-cross 7.30 and 9.0 a.m.—No train then till 5
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
Where to get a Good Dinner. riEORGE CRAFTER, "Red Lion," 4, Houghton-street, e-markei , knowing the requirements of mechanics, and
all men connected with the Building Trade (he having been in the line for 24 years), offers every accommodation and the best articles at the lowest price. Hot Joints every day from 12 to 2 with Vegetables. Coffee or Tea every morning at 8 o'clock. A GOOD DINNER FOR SIXPENCE. Cho
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY (Limited). The only company . who import their own teas andsupply the public direct. A
clear saving of 15 per cent. The "celebrated 61b. bag" of tea from 2/4 i per lb.; or coffee in the berry from 0/10. Fine Lapsang Souchong in pounds 3/B.—Warehouses, 9, Great St Helen's Churchyard, Bishopsgate-street.
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
Just el, - - sent post free for six stamps, WOMAN AND HER DISEASE - 8.- A New Medical Work,
especially designed for the use of Females. whether Married or Single. By Dr. HENRY SMITII, 8, Burton-cresent, Tavistock-square, London, W.C. Thousands of women now in the depths of wretchedness need but this book to guide them safely and surely to health and happiness.
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER.
Opening of the line through to Canterbury.—Notice is hereby given, that the second section of this railway, between Faversham and Canterbury, was opened for public traffic on Monday, the 9th of July. London and Canterbury train service, from and after the 9th inst., and until fu
October 13, 1860 - London Daily Guide and Stranger's Companion - London, London, England
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