POPULAR EDUCATOR.

LESSONS will be given during the Winter Evenings, in English, Latin, and

Greek, on the basis of the ‘Popular Educator.’

Young Men desirous of studying, may now unite for that purpose in forming

Classes of six, nine, or twelve: terms, accordingly. Apply, any evening,

at No. 20, Albert-terrace, near the Royal Oak.

Artificial Teeth.

Mr. E. ALBERT, Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist, 24, Charlotte-street,

Fitzroy-sq., London, may be consulted at his Establishment, from 9 to 6

daily, and for the convenience of country patients, on Sundays from 10

till 12 o’clock. His system combines the latest improvements with

economy.—a mineral tooth, the best that can be made, 5s.—a complete set

from £5. Scaling, 3s. 6d.—Sole inventor of the Voice Tubes for deafness,

one guinea per pair. Decayed teeth filled so as to prevent tooth ache,

and to render extraction unnecessary, 2s. 6d.—Established thirty-seven

years.

Vaccination Gratis,

Every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday, from 10 to 11 o’clock, at the National

Vaccine Establishment, 5, Peel-street, Notting-hill.

This free Institution affords perfect Vaccination to all classes of the

community, so that no person need be put under obligation to the Parish,

in respect thereof.

By the 16th and 17th Victoria, Cap. 109, sec. 2, the Public are at

liberty to be Vaccinated by ANY DULY QUALIFIED Medical Practitioner.

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BY the admirable principle of Insurance, every man may, by a small weekly

saving, shield his family from want! Policies effected, for any amount,

with all the best Offices, and advice given, by Mr. NIXON, 8,

Hereford-road. Westbourne-grove. Superintendent of Agencies to the

Householders’ and General Life Office.

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Among the various mechanical inventions and improvements, there is none

more deserving notice than the Chamber Exercising Horse, particularly for

persons who cannot take pedestrian or equestrian exercise. This truly

useful machine exceeds any other yet invented for the relief of persons

inclined to dormancy. It is well known that a carriage affords little or

no exercise: on the contrary, the exercise on the Chamber Horse is

similar to the canter of the managed or trotting horse, and by the use of

the arms only, will, by easy exertion, cause genial warmth and general

circulation of the blood. May be hired in London,—HOPES Warehouse, 11,

Rathbone-place, Oxford-street. Established fifty-nine years.

St. Mary Abbotts Kensington District Visiting Society.

PAROCHIAL WORK SOCIETY.

A SALE OF CLOTHING (for the Depositors in the Clothing Fund) will take

place on WEDNESDAY, December 21, 1803, at Seven o’clock, in the Girls’

School Room.

As the object of this Society is to give employment, it is earnestly

hoped that the Friends of the Poor will assist it by purchasing the

Clothing, which consists of flannels and all other useful garments for

the poor.

Foreign and English Boot and Shoe Warehouse,

28, HIGH STREET, KENSINGTON.

The Public are respectfully informed that in consequence of the Business

being shortly to be Removed to more extensive premises, the whole of the

Stock will be offend at prices mush below prime cost, to ensure an

immediate clearance. The Lease to be disposed of.

_A desirable opportunity for Shippers and Emigrants_.

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A LADY is desirous of recommending a first-rate NEEDLE-WOMAN. Terms, 1s.

6d. per day.—Apply at 8, Gloucester-terrace, Kensington New-town.

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WM. PIERCE, Fruiterer & Green-grocer, 5, Lonsdale-place, leading to

Pembridge-villas, Notting-hill. Attends Dinner and Evening Parties as

Waiter, on moderate terms.

Watches and Clocks.

First class Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Gold and Silver

Watches.—Manufacturer, Chas. B. HAMMOND, 32, High-street, Notting-hill,

five doors from the turnpike. Established 1837.

_All orders executed or the Premises_.

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G. BARRATT, Bricklayer, Plasterer,

and Slater, Northend, Hammersmith-gate.

Ranges, stoves, and coppers set, &c.

_Estimates given for general repairs_.

Dyeing. &c.

GEO. LONG, Silk, Cotton, and Woollen Dyer, Scourer & Calico Glazer, 11,

Grove-terrace, Notting-hill. Gloves and blond lace cleaned or dyed in

the Parisian style. Gentlemen’s clothes cleaned and dyed. Orders by

letter punctually attended to.

Buy your Boots and Shoes At SQUIRREL’S,

original Boot Maker, 93, High-street, Notting Hill. All goods being

manufactured by himself, they are warranted.—one trial will prove the

superiority of the articles.

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