Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-12 00:00:00

- Vitblir Solicts. pulyticati t atls. THE ONLY CONSERVATIVII DAILy TiEWSPAPER IN , Published This Day, Ps ieb Si pence. •- ' LIVI-MtObj , • \- ',. " rivTF, RELATIVE DUTIEkOP• CLERGY ANIS ~N 4It. ' I‘, .I IERN- DAILY TIMES' -1 , - • l i N irE ‘.f I M, S TNE . LAITY: ' „ ' ,- -. A SERMON preache' at the Opening' Fit: ST. 141.411. Y MACILi' ..., v - evLsiQol4:. - sE irriiiii=a) .L.1 . -*l.EwaltArtn,.. , \* k, _ !DALENE'S H.V:&9I - I, pinch-litreeZl43, - 2r, ~ j \ _ Printed *d Pu_blizhed n Liverpool aed,7thereflkis one o By the ReV.,A: AT EVI - 4 1.,, - 14 - ,At, iter&nr9lLiverpcol. ) ....i the:l3En • ISING I/max. in ta li Kin ni. . . i hondbn : - -';,- ' '177 t-1 o kii,11 , .. 4 0:..t5,., a e,. o-p ace. -,....., Orvrcz ran ADVERTISEMENTS ! -1.3,-SOUTH JOHN-STREET._ Liverpool : Vi . .zue and iguyr;z,casLtle7street. ADAM., HOLDEN, . _.., i1irr87."407. LBWU:4I II"EL ! ureltobstreet. 1 - ......_ THE REV.; A, 111IT1tSELL, of Manchester, will LECTURE„ hi HOPE HALL, on TUESDAY NEXT, on "The Ancient Britons." Chair to be taken at Half-past seven o'clock.' Tickyt,s for the remainder of th. Coarse, Seventeen Lectures, can lic'had for Five Shillings, at any of.thd Books.iliers. . Single Admission, Sixpence and Threepence. 4nls' • RE S. JOIIN COLE'S _SERMONS. 12m0.; 284 pp., Price 4s. Cd., PAROCIITAL -S Elt.llfONS!, BY THE • • REV. • JOHN COLE, M.A., OF St. John's College, Cambridge and . Assistant Curate of West Alvington and Devon. Plymouth, Roger Lidkane ; Exeter, W. Clifford; E. Philp ; London and Oxford., , J. H. and James Park e r ; Louth, John Shepherd ;-.-Tavistocz, G. Spencer; Kingsbridge, G. H. King; Cambridge, Macmillan and - Co.; and all Book sellgra. Call BERKELEY-STREET CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL.' TAE REV. W. MARTIN', Of LONDON, Will SUPPLY THE PULPIT at the above Chapel for the Four next Sabbaths. . . . , •OlsT SUND.AX A.I.ORN'ING nest, 1 • the 13th inst., a SERMON will be Preached, in St. Peter's Church, by • • the Rev. BENJAMIN' MADDOOK, A.M.,• after which a COL . LECTION.wiII be made in aid of the Funds of the Blue-coat Hospital. . DiVille Service will commence at Eleven o'clo4. The Mayor and Corporation will be present on the occasion. WRECK OF TILE ROYAL CHARTER. TOSEPH RODGERS (who Swam Ashore from the 01 Wreck nth a Hawser), George .Suiear, William :Foster - (Carpenter), and John Bryan. -Ph.otographicaad Charactettis tic Portraits, just as they got ashore, of the above, willjbe Published on MONDAY NEXT, by GnIG GOOI)W1N and KEET, Photographic Artists, THE EARL OF DERBY, K.G. ATESSRS. THOS. AGNEW..and SONS beg to. 'iy_L announce that they have ON VIEW, in their Grilleiy, the Portrait (which they are about to publish) of the RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF DERBY, from the Picture by, F. GRANT, R.A., and to which' they still receive Subscribers' Names. • Liverpool and London Chambers, • Exchange, Liverpool; and „ • Exchange-street, Manchester. • SECURITY TO EMPLOYERS.-- . • - : i'll lIE ALBERT LIFE ASSURANCE A: ND GUARANTEE COMPANY' 'grants SECURITY to 14m p oyers for Commercial Travellers, Clerks, Agents, Bookkeol3- ers, &c., on reasocable Terms, with or without Life Assurance. Liverpool Branch Office,— 20, NORTH JOIIN-STREETi jay TIOLME & M'LAUCHLAN, tecal'SecretarieS. PUBLIC NOTICE.—To the NobilitT Ladies; and Gentlemen of Lancashire, Southport, Chester, and Cheshire-fr. JACKSON begs tO give notlec that parties ai.e gaing about repreSenting him and Mrs. Jackson, and getti.-1g LEFT-OFF CLOTHING without paying. for them, saying they will • send the 'money When they go back 61'U* shop, ;47, Brownlow-hill. Mr.Jaclison has no agents, ancl. arrows no one bat Mrs. Jackson, in the a'i,sence of himself, to.. huy for him. he will be happy if such, for the future, are given over to the Police. i tfo ROYAL CHARTER SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RELIEF bF THE WIDOWS, ORPHANS, AND OTHR SUFFERERS, BY THE WRECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER. T HE following Gentlemen form the Committee, power to add to their number : • WILLIAM PRESTON, Esq., Mayor, SAMUEL , MARTIN, Esq., ; SAMUEL BRIGHT, Esq., THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Esq., , • • r Si G. RATH BONE, Esq., T. M. MACKAY, Esq. BENJAMIN HEYWOOD JONES, Esq., Treasurer. HENRY ARTHUR BRIGHT, Secretary, 1, North John-street, • To vihOm all communications should be addressed. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED: William Preston, Esq., Mayar £lOO 0 Messrs. Gibbs, Bright &Co 250 0 Shipwreck and Humane Society - ' Messrs. A-Heywood, Sons ard.Co lOO 0 Messrs. T. anci J. Brocklebank Charles Maclver, Esq ..'-' -"I Messrs. James Baines and Co. - lOO 0. Messrs. Itathbone, Brothers and Co. lOO 0 Messrs. Brown, Shipley andko. 'so 0 • - ''''' ‘•VeskirEt; Alfred Mil and Co. lO 10 " Milr -nil Son. :. 10 0 Messrs. T. Milner anu sons - Messra. Percival, Campbell and Co. . 'lo 0 - ' - Meads.,Tarrles Hall and Son - 10 0. 1 ., , MeSsre. Eathbo ne, Martin and Co 3O 0 Messrs. John Swire and Sons James Aildn, Esq lO 0 . - Barton Wrigley, Esq. 5 0 S. R. Grates, Esq 2O 0 "Messrs. J. and H. Gregory , i 5 0 - Michael Belcher, Esq 5 0 ' W. Rotheram and Co ' . 20.1 0 Joshua Dixon, Esq ' • 10 0 8, - 11, EF 0 10 J. ~ Smith, Esq. W. H. Moore, Esq. • ' 5 . itE Miss Oxford ,_ ;, IMilisrf. Moss and Co. .. .. 25 0. - • Captain Murphy Messrs. J. H. Rayner and Co. -10 0 James Cox, EscL: — 10 0 Messrs. N. Waterhouse and Sons Messrs. J. and T. Johnson Messrs. J. Perrin, Sons and Co. and Messrs. Laird „ Adamson.. 5 0 Messrs. A. and.o-Martin 5 0 Messrs. James Dalglish and Co. 5 0 • r Messrs. Faithoven and Sons Messrs. Callender, Johnson and Co. Messrs. Btesig, Bran and Co. • 5 0 A., Barupson, Esq 1 0 A. S. Macrae, Esq. • 'lkir. - •Lyon ' - , - 0 5 R. Houlgrave, Esq. 1 1 Messis. James Gordon and Co' 1 1 Meyers. A. E,obeffAlSoils and Co. ' Messrs. Eidyard, Daly aria , Co - Messrs. Segar and Tanniclif,'ve . lO 0 R. Camplin, Esq. - 2 2 Messrs. G. C. Dobell and Co 5 0 Messrs.. Maxwell Brothers C. T. Hamilton, Esq. . 10 0 Messrs. Melly, Forget and Co. A Foreigner (per Editor of "Scotsman") 1 0 Clerks in -the Office of Messrs. Gibbs, 1 70 0 - Bright and Co ' Messrs. Isaac lladwen, jun.,. and Co' i .i.. -1 5 0 . , -. Messrs. Bower and Slack . , 2 2 - : J. B. Spence, Esq . , '. 2 2 W. Winter Raffles, Esq P't r 1 1 Messrs. Charles Horsfall and Sons • 5O 0 • SrDSCRIPTIANS RECEIVED 'IN 'LIVE.RPOOI:4IY • ' Messrs. Arthur Heywood, Sons, and Co., Messrs. Leyland and Malin, • Mesrs. Moss and Co., , .Messrs. Gibbs, Bright ancl•Co., Makers of ExChange and Underwriters' RO3l/is IX MANCHE -TER, BY • Sir Benjamin Heywood, Bart., and Co.: , • IN LOND(IN, DY Messrs. Heywood, Kennarila and Co., Lombao-strei Messrs. P. Champion and Co., Lloyd's. 4, and, TIE' ECONOMIC LIFE .ASSiJRANCE SOCIETY, 6, NEW RIUDGB-STREET, BLACE:RIARS. LONDON. Established 1523. •. • The lowest rates of Premium on the Mutual System. The whole of the .Profits.divided every Fifth Year. Assets amounting to £1,540,000. • • - The Bonus Additions in 1859 (which ai•craged £65 p r cent. on the Premiums paid) amounted to :/.1475,0,..0{ the um of £890,000 having been added as Bonus at previous Divitions. The annual Income exceeds £260,000.. _ ALEXANDER MACDONALD; Seerctary. Agents at Liverpool T. 0. COOPER an d S on, 5 , R um f or d- ff tf ee t. Mn Chester J.. C. and A. W. DYER., 43, Market-Arcot. Warrington...E. WEST • • It 3 . . N, o 'i I e 1.... 1I I - -------, -----=—. . - piAME ENGE,A.V.ED, . Imo • • • • . Car case ....... . ............. 11 "' t CARDS an 1 - ~ . .... , , ~, ady'S Name, Idly Cards, and f;11(.11 carii:;. ........... 5 ' . • ( kl• Fifty Gentlemen's Cards, front Pf-,t e , . ... . .. --s , ........ . 7s. 6a. Fifty Ladies' ditto ditto .. . ..... . ......... I.s. Gd. - .... ... • Five Quires Cream-laid No:0 Paper (good) ............. 2s. nd. One Etinclred Adhosive l:, - ..1, ..p:: , a ........ Is. Od. ..... . Oa. 6d, Playing Cards, per pac,i - ..... . .... ....... lA. Gd - Boxes of Watrr-bolours - ; ,:, : ,P . ,._..? to Three Giaid ,, -i . G. J. K EE T , 88, s(, , 1,2, 11E ,:s; -..,' 11_ Ali"- 8 TRT'.e_.,ET' 1116 --- - ----- -2 ADA.MB'S TWO 'SHILLING !PRAYER B DOli, Bound in VELVET, with 11:17.13, CLASP, and TL.:3•LET. 63, CTIVRCII,STLEET, (orrosyrr. OnD reiTorrtrg-rLAcr.) ,LAW fiCISINE6S. 7 - 7 1TNIT?-1) •••i % 'IT 4. ; TIIE UR. jersigneti havino• , n fri'll - c.r.l c• 1131 C Ct i 0115 . ill varTou.l portintl3' Cf the UP.:l:;:i . ::','l'::,. 1 ~ , 3 - pectilir'r : . .., facilities for the COLLECTION of CLAI'.`,I6, and tI)C TRANS ACTION of GENERAL BUSINE6S lit all i - ;artg of thp Ainen ---- - - can Union. - - ---. ___ ___ __ : _ ~ :. : •- Address Q. NV. L.,,52.0, Wainut-,:tre:.,t __, Pl _ . Ciaile,:plita. _•The • highest rccerercts givii at tila etteilcf•thit,tai4. 1 . tts . „ BEST W . O TLEY IRE-11RICh.S • PRI:3s-T.l) QUAItRIES, Aud , I ) A.TENT .GLAZED SANITARY Ttil>4. • Apply direct to file Manufacturers, . r • • . TILE PARaiLEY IRON :- O'ONIP;ANY, • ' 9l, 4 E lislutvti-sTi4ET, LII'ERPOOL.I Orders for Export promptly executed. THE SOUTHERN TIMES, Dor§etAire Herald, Weymouth and - Portland Gazette,' a-eu(General;Altier -tiger for, Dorset, Somerset, Devon, - Wilts, 'and Hants. ru::- lished itt the " Southern Times" Office, Weymouth, every Saturday morning. Circulation extending over-five Counties, the Isle of Wight, and the Channel Islands, under one general -thanageinent with the "Dorset •County Chronicle."; (Dor chester, Thursday.) • The intimate connection maintained with the principal plaCes in-the counties reterred.to is manifested by the 'amount iritAligence which'ilows iu weekly. 1 Considerable interest has been; and will be, created by Coo appearance in its edlumns of articles by the Editor (flr- W. Pyfe), affording development to .the.- Channel Islands traffic, to the Railway Commpnications and Connections of the outh-west,, the general principles and the peeni.iar. advan tages of and Life Insurance, iTi.threferoifee to the position and pros cots of the various Icading offices-Pthrougliout,jthe united Kingdom ; and also by the Rditaa'..ielial and kgricur.: tural Series and ample Literary CritiqUeS upon almost every Publication of note emanating frosn.thc Prom. • The InSurance, Reilwa:r,. Educational, • AgricultUral, end Literary Sdries-are -note commenced ; and an priority. of attention will neeessarily be given to - th r e A cl a a v i e m r s ,: of . supporters of the papers, wliether as .k-snput e - vetis Subscribers o for securin., ' Bubscrptions with a n early s, the present is a very fitting oppor worth 70 gucv i ii i ,o, ot Ailra i , 7 l , and. also for Commencing. Derset,;; - a 'e sea w re h e i6 ?‘ County History I-Hp':Sigtorreyssoaf NOTICE. - _• ;: MTO RKIt CYX•E S AND DE4KS, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY, In imainciise foeGiits,fs s . upw i rd „ . • _ _ G. J. BEET, 88, t)O, AND 92, R ENSHAW-nREET. ,nl6 SMO C I'M NEYS. CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. SMOKEY CHIMNEYS EFFECTUALLY CURED. KITCHEN RANGES, BOILERS; and GRATES, of •,,11 descriptumstl:o , 'D and REPAIRED. on the most impr;:‘ - eil principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES, &c., by S. SMITH, Forme-ziy , 6; STANLEY-STREET, REMOVED TO 43, CABLE-STREET, AND LIveItPOOL. ISLINGTr, N.8.--A largo assortment of Chimney Tops a/.- 52dee21 from 103. Cd. upwarih. ' ‘...y on T IIE IitR EFO RD J OIT RWAL' :is the ' i L 1 IC g it in th e County and 0 4, e of th oldestn t e .circulates Principally in D J S E.lntl E o l m VS . PA.- It P the Coun ties of llcreford,.l.l.adnor, Monmouth, the Principality, lirec:. - m, and Salop, raid generally twitroruelfVfceotut A continuous effort is being made an organ of Local Intelligence and as a• co. it worthy, both as Ge neral: Ncas, of Vac county and district it el l aWiTs n' t i o ium Of The Editorial, • Ezporting, Commercial, and ~......nlifilsn. ei,partinknts haVC rcmrtly been thoroughly r e 7 = , 9 a Tin e d o ifig preiten4ve'rxrangements made for enhancing its general c i f i ll.: cicticv, both as , a medium of local and mercantile hitercorn mtinfeation. . • . . , lc, o Ti le llhitEl , ol.tD JOURNAL is pvintc on a p ouBLE siarr, and ilea a fi;o, - ,a bcntt•fidc circulation amongst the incitantile. and moiloyctl clas§es of the wide district through. I _ . . . , ~. , .. which it Li known. Its, dierefoicon excellent inecliii ff". Sr.tX PRIZES ha - ye aw3r(l 'lt to BRADFORD'S .."). PATENT WASI . E„ . I Cr: or r ' r o AC I I . I 'INE, during the ' last six A IWEILTISINt; ; and; with the view of keeping pace . , with t .to _ . .. 4 , -' A toic.Tably correct fof . bcon s.—, eptcm er 20tu, te requirements of thc.. tines,. Adyp . rysc o ni, , onts .. ., are ukserted s ~, wee . k . . s , b persons seex_mg siolatioi . ~:•,t.i• 1 „ .. its superiority. moder_qtz chayges. To * ig' and .-• ~. at pro() men reqiiiring scryants; it offers constderablo advautqgw''' •—. ,s THOMAS BB - ADFORD - -P class eff.A4vertiltrnov is bPingFlial49:l:l4..twer than 11 . ar .y other OPPieE_ , AVENTrE, • CATITB ' newspaper hi the district. Priac4(l . ,l . ),,tainped, 44,. ~ f üblishecl NEW wow,, r i)RAL STEPS, MANCTIESTEB, ; ... by - VirtLuast PROSSEU, Broad - S t ;coti ilerelopil,' „ ' D o Z,.'," -77 QUEEN-STREET; SALFORD. ' q. 600 arid pride frie Uppost,', _ . • • d -, REMOVAL. DENTAL SURGERY.i ESTABLIStiIth: IN TIM NOTCI7 . 01 , ) 1 41(1 . 7eari) 1:1170111:938 Op I T WENTY . YEAUS. TESSRS. 310SELY, SurtGEdx-DErrusts,,` 111 - HAVE REMOVE') TO- - - 78, ]OLD STREET, LIVERI ) 001.. CiLEM:T.CALLY PREPARED °ETTA PER ILA _ GUMS, AND RVyftY oTHER IntI.I3,OI,I4AVENT IN THE DENTAL AR T Cc*.a6...tatit•Dn3 an 4 every inforwation free of expense. Charges strictly moderate. ATTENDANCE DAILY. LONDON ItE4lDzrzcx 30, BERNERS STRUM, OXFORD • STREET. kDAISIS'S Large 2 . •. 6d. WORK BOX, lined Silk. 63, CIIIMCII-STRZni opposite Old P'2;dt Office Place.) T AWRENCE HL LL' S PATENT STARCH 11 ' ' • - STANDS UNRIVALLED, I f. • - BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ! Iiir*CffAIPAITA AGENTS. EAMES A*D CO, TIE L , LEWELL'S 2 AND 3, ELASTIC SILK and 53, .QUADRANT,, COTTON STOCKINGS; - LEGo-,, ~CAULE Lutt-sTnEET. INDS, ANKLETS, and KNEE-CAPS, STREET. for Varicose ,Veins ? - : weak joints, Armlets, Wrwpets, &c. E L L' E E L L' - 8 VU,I.CANISED INple I 53 9 ,Ul3llllt WAsntres, Telt- 2 ANIJ 3, C,.,•„ 4 , f3 T., 1 „J E „, - I ING, Delivery and SuctionMoFe, j-QUADRANT MAcavt - BEthING, )Fatstud I 9i. t. 11)eliVery Valves, &c 11l r :WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. 11 - • Export - Order's executed from &tick with despatch. • NOTE THE ADDRESA" : ,NOS. 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET, AND 3, CASTLE-STREET, CORNER OF HARRINGTON-STREET. S HELLEWELL, PROPRIETOR: 11 - I.IIE. NEW • RENCII REMEDY (protatcd by her Majesty's royaletters patent) h•specially:prcpared by the " Ecole Bnarniabien, Paris" for effectually" restoring the nervous and debilitated:to a, state of vigorous health sued, row:hood when the 'ElyStem has been weakned by the : el - ran of youth, or from any other cause. A packet of this truly marvellous remedy will be sent free from pboervation to any , address on receipt of 14 stamps.—Address, stating particulars, to the sole agent in England, Moils. Duval, Patent Medicine Agent, Birmingham. PROGRESS IN MEDICINE.—SUREREMEDIES.. INJECTION BItOU,i HYGIENIQUE, INPAILLIBLE ET PRESERVATIVE. La settle guerissant sans lul rien adjoindre. Se trouve dans lee principales Pharmacies de Punivers ; Piriventeur Buoy, rue Lafayette, 33 (Exiger,la Brochure), 20 ans de succhs. BROV'S INJECTION is used with immense success at' Hospitals on the Continent, Great Britain, the United States, and all over the world. It effects a radical and speedy Cure in instances wherejakotherreinedics have failed. Slight cases cured in less Ulm. six days.t Cases, of long standing and stabborn character can tine cured for a stated sum. No Cutts, NO 1 1 417. PAEISIAN MEDICAL DEPOT: 40, Lime-atreet, G. Picot,: Pre , /victor. . • CIP,W,IISTOLUS.-These Boluses are made of pure Cubebs, conribicil'N+Tth'the Tannate of - Iroa,„ are far superio ta ii mnt, deSefiption of balasules ; they' will' cure in a few . da,ys,.--u, Picot, Parisian Medical Depot, 40, Lime-street. L'EAO DE LECIIELLP . Supereede4 Cod - Liver -Oil, is very pleasant to_the taste, celebrated of the lime id, and s usedfleecessfully . jn al. .grave diseases of the Chest, Stothach, and Boweis 7 also - in cases of Iles iorrhage ' SpiAtinglof.BlOok , Si itLk.i, '11;11iless of the .13lood, • and diseases - incidental to ltsnales.- . Parisian Atedical Depot, 40,, Lime-street, ,I.iveri.r4 -0 . Casto):etim Ne,yroswe s,, !e cur( •Cea of tine - nervons system. It calnis, as if by r meistim, asthma, palpitations of the heart. d •.' 1 :id red aSectio - As.—G. Picot, Parisian - Medical Depot, lout, 1.4•70rpool. , • , Electric Water (Dili infallib)c remqdy, - when applied to sores, no matter .how virulent, :Gild 4parently ineurs.loW. " - Lye Water (Cully re Divine) —This eye water itb a appli'hations cases of inflammation, short,i2sht.:-Ltne., and weakness of the eyesight.-:-G. Picot, Parisian ilectictal 'Depot, 40, Lime-street. . . instantaneous fregi:et:tly have; Anti- • gout, lumbag,o, sciatica, weavess of the tintole.s, :tc t , • s, & c. GoutE e le ff t e t e r t i s e ' in n ze n s short ofth e time, join t heart The Silk Pain-killer is used in form of Yselexis,Pand their names and Yorkshire and Lai , au a ' r, e - on s i e s , i , n t . ur e : n in in shields, and drawers ; eradicates the most one nig;ht.'• Certificates address for - cyanic , - - atism, and 'lumbago, of sufferings ct years, at, me- treet, Liverpool. Parisian iiie,..eirenuierspToay of hi:g.?l F haiing been cured, after .1 ,f All the above ine_d_icnTroia yar.s.; i and will be sold verm . i-,,a of. the Hijinan Body, Parisian Medical Depot 40, Lime-qt-re,,t.:.' by G. Picot, C.S.E ii-Iftte-Armv Ciargeo - n' • a s Afi t ir a eds n t d ice in iaal g ,..Ds 7 mpo d e s at t ,i n edo b i bo a,: rn:it ._a .a i c ee ta t r i, . oin Ap v i e ) n ly ti t o o n. Ci a . n l ci 'lec a ;t: , : l l .7 sia- ; Dr. GRAvES, ; • Ant ' of r ---), according to the New R.ruanga.u, may .be cons,,ittd t f 1 toploltiltlYtitanci.nsatisrlieexpteti"feui\lvae4groueos.,,,J.ltt::„l,64th;, JUst published, • ELF-CONTROL : its Advantages and Effects is Prolonging' the duration of Human Life. .A Treatise 'addressed to Youth, Manhood, and Old AgO, witl Hints and Remedies of importance to all. requiting .Confidential Advice. Price 3d. Post free for four penny stamps. Sold by Jones, chemist and patent medicine dealer, 5, raradise-street, Liver pool ;or direct from theauthors, essra. S. E. SWEDOUIR, No. P 4, Seel-street, Liverpool. • DAVIS ON • SECRET INFIRMITIES. Just published, at the _reduced price of Is., NEW.ancllmpfoved EDITION of the MIRROR of HEALTH, to meet the greatest demand ever known for a work on the decay of natural vigo 'ur which has been highly recominendby the prOfession and the press as con ' taming more information than any similar publication.. The ab:,' ye work shows - the deplorable effects Upon the system of excessive indulgence, mental and bodily prostration, nervous - excitement, &c.—The Mirror of Health, price or-by pOst is. 6d., may be had from •Mr. Howell, bookseller, Church street, and from the author, 111, Duke-street, Liverpool, w: , ..e.re he may be seen daily. • ••• - • New Work. BY W. WALLACE FYFE. A GRICULTURAL SCIENCE APPLIED IN PRACTICE. PRICE HALF-A-C2OWN. • With Rotatory Market and Feeding Tables for Weight and Value of Produce. TESTIMONIALS; PROM if. R. THE PRINCE CONSORT. Buckinghatn Palace; March 4, 1859. " The,„Prinda Consort was pleased ‘ to accept it, and com mands le to express to you his thanks for sending it. E.' BECKE'R.' I , • ~.13ELL9 S WEEICLY MESSENGER : "The Work will command an extensive ciirculation." • • •THE GARDENERS' curtaxtc.ts AND AGRICULTVRAL GAZETTE: "Its 150 little pages are as full of useful and substantial information as they eau hold." 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During nearly a Century THE 'MORNING CHRONICLE has been the steadfast advocate of Liberal principles and enlightened views ; alwa.ys ready to support the Statesman whose measures were calculated to promote the_ general inter ests—never the tool of Party. • Faithful to its old creed, considering judicieus amelioration to be the best Conservatism, TILE MORNING CHRONICLE earnestly supports our venerable Constitution in essential • principles—principles nose the less irriloortantin their practical • efficacy because brought into harmonious concurrence with th genius and tendencies of tke age. Every departmerit of this Journal has been remodelled. 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JOHN ELLISON, Secretary. alottls, THE PALATINE DINING-ROOMS, - 25, - CA - BLE-Si - RE ET'. • - - r HE PROPRIETOR, in thanking his Patrons for the support they. have. afforded him, informs them that . uring the- GA3IE 'SEASON he is providing the "delicacies" each day at his usual low rates of Charges ; and he trusts that the. attentixi paid to each department by EXPERIENCED SERVANTS, under •••- - • HIS -OWN SUPERINTENDENCE, will so tend to the comfort .of Ms iriends as to insure a con tinuance of their favours. 25, CABLE-STREET. TISITORS to LONDON are respectfully informed V that they will find excellent accommOdatign, tOgethei with the , quiet : o; -home, . at. AIRs. .WILBY'S BOARDING . HOLTSI 15; BLOMFIELD-STREET, FINSBURY. Bed - and.. Breakfast, 2.5. 641. is p ÜBE DEVONSHIRE CIDER. ROUGH CIDER on SALE at "THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE; In Casks and Quart-and Pint Bottles. tburation. COMMERCIAL - ACADEMY, 30, EPWOR,TII-STREET, ERSKINE-STREET, LOW-IIILL: - - Course of Instruction is conducteUin the' 1 - • easiest and most efficient-Manner ; and comprises a thorough and complete course of ENGLISH STUDIES, with the , CLASSICS4LatIFOREIGN.LANGUAGES. . Cards of terms may be had on applithation. ff6l _ LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER A_RTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGADE. Inaugurated at a Meeth r g held at the Town-hall, on Monday, 70. November, 059; HiS Worship the Mayor, W. PRESTON, Esq., in thk9hair. ' HEAD QUAR.TERS: . 1 1 / 4 -T0... 10,, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, Where Forma of Application for Enrolment may be had. J. B. COOPER, Hon. Secs. R. AIARRINER, 7th November, 1859. ,M n , _ . • • LIVERPOOL 'VOLUNTEER . A RTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGADE Inaugurated at a Meeting held at the Town-hall, on Monday, ith November, 1859 • His Worship the Mayor, W. PRESTON, ' Esq., in:the chair. TOXTETII DISTRICT. • • -RIFLE COMPAN.IES. RESIDENTS in this Neighbourhood are invited to ENROL themselves., Forms of application may he had from The HON. SECRETARIES, at the Head-Quarters of the 133,igade, 10, St. George's-Crescent; or fron►. Mr. HENRI" M. RIMIER, 7, Gibson.;street." Mr. DAVID, E. BIRNIE 53, Upper-Warwick-street. BY ORDER. • • • ' LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGAD. Inauguratejl at a,Meeting held at the Town-hall, on Mond, 7th Novenibei*, ; , His Worship the Mayor, W. PRESTON, Esq., in the Chair, SEXFORTH DISTRICT.—RIFLE COMPANY. The. INHABITANT'S ,of Seaforth and Neighbourhcod invited to ehrol themselves : '' Forms of application may be from The HON. SECRETARIES, at the Head-Quarters of `Brigade, aO, St: George's-Crescent ; or from Mr. JOHN D. SLACK, Lawn Cottage, Seaforth. Nov: 7, 1859. • • BY- ORDE: TO - BACCO ! TOBACCO)! TOBACCO CHEAPEST IN .LIVERPOOL. FINE CUT (in 10Ib. rareels) • cuEsTtfß CUT GOOD CIGARS (full flavour) Bs. Od. „ (Sell for 2d. Cacti.) ' PETER BATES, 45, TITHEBARN-STREET (Near Railway Station). . , - '• Secured by ' --- • Royal Letters , Her Majesty's • " z,_...... Patent. .. , EVANS'S IMPROVEMENT IN HANSOM CABS. - , ! TAMES EVANS begs to inform the gentlemen of •1*- Liverpool and its vicinity that his New Patent in HANSOM' CABS ella now be seen at his Carriage ManufactOry, 32 and 34, TARLETON-STREET, and respectfully solicits; an inspection. f 3 R. J. H. BUTTERS, SURGEON-DENTIST, 48, PBRCY-STIIRET. N.8.:--Mr. B. las a - Val:6)A) , for an - Zirtleged Pupil. THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST NEW AND SECOND-HAND CLOTHING ESTARLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL, KENDAL HOUSE, 96, WHITECIIAPEL. - T - ACKSON, New and -Second-hand OLOTIES t,J , DEALER, of 47, BROWNLOW-HILL, respectfully intimates thit, With the view of extending his businesS, he has adopted the extensive premises, 96, Whitechapel, which, he has OPENED in connection witlahispresent.Establishinent, as a WHOLESALE arid IkETAIII DEPOT for NE T t i V d I and SECOND-HAND CLOTHING of the very choicest a_ best description and quality. '1 LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING • • - f" itt every variety. 'ADAMS'S NEW PURSEIS, WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL, CIIII'II'OH-STREET, (Three doors below ,inarkcsr-street). WHEN . YOU WANT fir' anuine LE- F T-C v y CLOTHES, go to - JACKSON'S, 92, Great _Crosi street, three doors from Byrom-street. 1 620 ATILNERS' HOLDFAST & FIRE REST • ING SAVES (mom-conducting, vgpourising f and! pensating, double, treble, and quadruple chambered,) of the improvements under their Quadruple Itetents , of 51-54, and 1355, including their Gunpowder Proof, Proof, Hard Steel Plate, oovered unpickable Solid Lock Lock Comes and Doors, *Without which no safe is secure. THE. STRONGESTi,BEST, AND CDEAPEST . SAFEGUARDS ADA RODBERY AND FIRE. Upw"ard3 if 59,606 of MilnerS* rioldfastii'keepqhe Books, DeeD, and' .Plate of Liverpool, :Manchester, gow,. BelMs:, Leeds, Bradford,. dra. 16LN - rats' ritaL•Nix. (n 2.) SAFE WORKS, LIVER!' The most extensive' and complete in the world, emp more hands, (assisted. by powerfnl, original,- and machinery, and seventy-horse steam-power,) producing Safes than all the other Safe-makers together, and fbi able of sheltering one thousand workmen under their 31ilitt‘rs' London Depot, Itloorgate-street, Cityi . Ciz?.ulars free by post. L..vetTool Show Rooms, 6 and 5, Lord-street . [CARD.] P. STUDBS'S QUADRILLE AND MILITARY BAND (FinsT TALENT IN TOWN FOR. PUBLIC AND PR FATE PARTIES. POT-LITCK EVERY DAY, AT ONE o'cLog ROYAL STANDARD HOTEL, THOMAS-STRE4 NEAR' LORD-STREET. AD A• v 1 'S CRT AP.' STA TA OiN WAREHOUSE, L StiRAET, OPPOSITE POSTOFI7ICZ PL 20 quires -pod bre&ln-laidXote Phlior woo Creani-laid,nvlopes to correspond 63, .CHURCH STREP',' i:rfirEftPOOL T) ADLEY'S BULL'S. READ HOTEL A I D DINING-ROOMS, 1t1007.4-STREET. The . BILL of FARE, eaah_ dv, will be found. ample and of s❑p3:nor quahts'. BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &e. WINES, SPIRITS,. AND MALT LIQUORS, 0F Firt3T-CLAS ‘QUALITY ONLY. Fee 3 to Waiters. RriBERT, FRASER, PROPRIETOR. 38. 6d. 4s. 6d. EOll, GE TIIR,THER, 'Or WA:ITER. . PRIVATE PAMILIES ONLY. 12 9, R 0 A D, (OPPOSITE ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST'S CIIVRCH.) WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER. AND EVENING PARTIES' ATTENDED. 117 NINETEEN YEARS' PRACTICE IN ENGLAND. Now Resident Six Years in Liverpool. 110 RN S! CORNS! CORNS Inmantrineously Removed without Pain, by MR, SIEMNIS, SKILFUL CHIROPODIST, •36, :SLATER-STREET. Corns extracted by the root—fee 2s. Gd. Hours of Attendance , • Attendance, from Ton a.m., till Six p.m. • CONFIDENTIAL AND EFFECTUAL AID. A Cureguaranteed in all cases of nervous debility and diseases of - the system, arising either-front- imprudence• in - you:l4 excessive inclulrirtne, infection, other effects of climate. DAVIS'S celebrated MEDICINES may be obta ined 'as usual LIVEII29 O L. EST.A.BLI4IIED.- 1830. The Author of the ‘' Mirror of Health "-and other Inc diejl d works has haextensiv ' e practiCe for many rears he h a wni, acvotted 140 atfklitiort safety to the cure of .._e.rvousdenility diseases arising from intoradence or excess, also thatnnincrotw elastitaf disorders caused by rctaidencein hot climates, sedentary habits, Brc„ has discovered medicines by which he Csh guara - 2 1 ' ee a certain cure (in an inereslibly short time) of the Worst • that have,- baffle& the most skilful practitioners. • dis- The folloWing advantages - are derived f rom his from eoveries, viz., a safe and more speedy 'cure no tiaug — f e o exposure, and perties, using them need not-be under 3 .0' of detectiod fiord their'nearest friends, and without any nlutet restrainfin diet, - or other inconvenience. hich • , He is the sole proprietor of these invaluable remedies, vr .0 kill' combined With his extensive-practice inn! aclinowledg , - sa s the their treatment, prove him to be the only party to wh ol .` d i r afflicted ,cas apply with safety for a certain cure. If ' - covens in nitaLeine are found to's urpass all other remedies. „ it Having been more than twenty years in practice, be do p . s his duty ,to • caution the afflicted against -placing thern-cei,,e. under the care of young and inexperienced practition serious ConsequeuCeS'ofteri arising from the Ifody of so g° 4 l o r. .Parties in the country, by forwarding £l, addressed fA',,t Davens, will receive medicine which will effect a :cure-in'; is Cases without farther charge. Minute detail of Cv'ipc necessary. The stinost secrecy may fte relied on. 1. personal - application is ddiritiable in all oases, if convcale ll , a ol ,- The "Mirror of Health" may be had of Mr. Ho well, ri o r'g seller, Church-street,' Liverpool; and also at the °' l :ido° S4x.llt tn arls• pYart- rti )," for Is. 6d. in postage stamps. 0 07 Obserie-114, DUKE STREET, LivaarooL, where „l' e ,ltt , be seen as usual, front Eight in the morning until ten at Ml' and on Sundays front Ten till - Two. Secrecy strictly ob';t. Private entrance in Henry-street, 'reading from Duke-g'l„--, ei s. ,p. iii:::::,.: oiati::iakt b:lt:lifee:cti;:teiottisimh eio ieleu o s astringent o£ the ftr oe,ch,iri,fe,6 elceee. • THE MIGHTY HEALER! adoption ari l in abroad,._..tEh aev nvld ithe?l most g v, 3 f7.,aniuM.eontOft 4:audirtSatyrie),tiriettuls.pjn,tvtnsligii,ci...,6onlroc,liC6ctpsi.oPor,i..fit,P3lel,j.i'.i,l;osl°::' WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED. lIOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. homeI TS in all quarters of the globe, who.have given it a fair triai; A d established a world-wide reputation for this purifYir l e i . 0 healing-Ointment. It penetrates, with marvellous Po . t s ' e ,: i iell the scat of an iaternel disease ; and in all external du'l'tbo itn.applieatioa has a rapidity and completeness of effete resembles magic. iIitYSIPELAS D Senoresous Soars o k ott Are two of the most common ancrvirttlent disorders Pr. fie in this 'eettntry. For these the Ointment is an absolute so`w e vell It first - eradicates the venom, and then completes the culti if of twenty years' standing. BAD LEGS; OLD SORES, AND 'ULCERS. . 0 06 1 1 Any of the above class of cases that have pertinaeliou refused to yield to any other medicinal application, inv 3l succumb to this benign yet powerful Ungirent. . BRAIPTIONS-011 THE, SHIN, Arising from the bad state of-the •-blood, are eradicated, allad,:i '4 t e 2 , ei a tt‘• a a.fi d v . P . Tc . ta l' l n ti7 t tli s ir fg,tffi r Z a t, ine i l t w%) . . th li s e Co "rif r t° ° of any eruptions on the head or other parts of the bodi c tor, _Children. No shin disease whatever, coronon to any Pt i ciii the world, &in - Withstand ,he mighty power of this-won t ' Ointment. '.'" PILES AND BXSTULAS: . . 4 1 5 formlj `era E di ve ea r ' Y tett - iii •,-- .c tito i,y the ,it tlic e s.e bt pi t -e h li s a'b e t r i , t m a ii n en d t 7tu w b a bo un rn fl ' a l n is l :r o d t :ii,„ , , , should prceede,,its application. It effects a ss.ol , Perfumer 00 Ointment,t f li t, ~ ,i. fr 0, e 0t),, o_ic,, pa 1 ,17,,,11,,,,,,: . t it li_: , ' certain, thorough, and permanent cure. TIC-DOLOBLUX, SCIATICA, AND FACT. Acne. il,' Lumbago, sciatica, tic dolorcux (or face ache), and all e dilf painful affections of the - nerves • and muscles, are sl:e e ttl' relieved and cured by the applicatiOn of this maruellouslY,•der eacious pintinent, providing - it -be, veil rubbed- for a coin e r , tha d h a is K i . al lie l ot u ur s ( b ia t or i i i ini e l,; c ,, as ,baet e e s aro i l t ire able time into the parts affected, and, if ~ convenient, o° 4 .'o' • CHAR3III',U FACES FOR LADIT.S.—A CLEAR Si' ff e : ll 6 1) 1 1 1 .1 0 1 1. 1 1 i l la il Vn° g tR ot ° 0 1. : 1 11 )1 CC E CIT i e r :n ° is f T c , Es.—L'di''s We they should take alteratives and aperients. • The only b''',,' 00.. and really safe end harmless, vet thoroughly efficacioroip!o metic now:sold !it London, or elsewhere, is 'follow:0; 0 ml, ment. If this inestimable preparation be appliod,ex tel iaood e anxious' to prePe .. .o . . all 'pimples,- blotches, and diseolorations, while ,tho; ~,, ti ol ' e being- purified, and the depraved humours corrected it e Pills, not. only will the face be beautified; ' but the d 11 1 , 1 system he eleaused, improved, and strengthened, r e , 0 1 effect will not be, temporary and superficial, but flu° ' 4r" permanent. 4 ,,,.,,f, , h ie Sold at the * Establishment of ProfeSsor • HoLl.° , D ect-',„J Strand, (near T6niple BirrirLbadon ; also by all re‘;ivill.,, Druggists and , i)ealers in Medicines -throughout t-,b 4 c 0,,_!, by world, at the %Hewing prices :--I s. 10., 2s. Pd." 4 'o" 225., and 335. each Pot. There is a considerable Die skint; the larger ,iZeii. N B--Directions for the guidance of Patients order are affixed to each Pot. • • • • ------ el' tfil i ' t Self-cure.- 7 -American Treatment.--Gratis to the-'` ~, t . -1.01.9001.7 ti DREGS AND DOCTOR'S rens Anal 011' ; tro 3/ jc.4 XtRA.O.RDNARY' DISCOVERY•• for t. 0 .,,iii,7;1 j ment and "'SelfLeare " of Sperniatorrlicet its ., l&- t e e ility, nervousness, lassitude, depressiou of sP,L r ; tiVit c ( i i i iio energy and appetite, pains in the baelt and rultv"' rO OO self-distrust, want of . energy, lore of solitudor d .ode:es fearS, palpitation of the heart, noises in th 6:lle4 dsellnol' dizziness, indecisicin, Neretchedness, involuntary ro stroite impaired:eight mid memory, indigestion and bodily 1;04,0_0,1 of the•whole system, including mental anciphYs,i,_, : c ° , 4o ,eutif,dit Sce., la) , means et the newly discovered " America" ' 0 , 13 til:i; which supersedes '(in the above complaint) Pel ,After '„j,e' which arts givi,n under various disguises to th e .. , foul "e? Of the patieut'e health ; with taluableinformati_ on .....„,te e„ i mical and micreseoyibal tests, which reveal hidcio_ " 4 ,„:it isof t) Also, ‘' 1r. , . TO THOSE CONT/MDLATHDD MAR11.11!..n0.9 on receipt of four stamps, for postage, &e., 1 7 t-. 2 "'• re ot•cif 1W.1.t.C.5., 27, Alfred-place, Bedford-square;,..r.„, of ~,,,,r , m_ e e a n i. , s b,e. s r l o iaL t i l i i i e g: l ; lby ao ., o l i,r, , f 9l t l ic e i eon to the file t ' rt 4 iil l Institute: American discovery pro 4 4 • "This novel and scientific English treatment of such cases, Of, 11, 0:: 10filtISL,p7ggegse••0:-.l7;3hLSiCial''S ~,,i3 lld "Of; ,' Invalids,' • who may 5.7. 1 ,Vg prove a boon . to ' ~t.ilettn,, "--- o .5 here r ti re om le p A ris oaiiiii t e in egde e .,o, l_i f e sjit a ur lth edg,c,e n o i t. l l (l l ii . g i.e z or y :lifo a ci, do i l i e ,,f. , t .n.,,, e. 0 0,.., I, . t a h . ‘ e . ‘ l .p t i ri ,i s e c o e f i i t n l P9 ie .s r l t . u a tra cg -n a t p i s f q , a ir g i t il l i a taa fi d e l a y t ti t a o h us m e is ßi goons, titana speedilyh 8 i i rdi j t - Medicalofi c .i t ' i 4; . '7 , d , —Globe. means presented. ' .. • l;Pl e t; f1 ea , ily he removetliwithout drugs clear,)' .1 M and the entirely new and highly successful a ,-; 015 ' fu‘Rh'CAUTlON.Aleif:in.s,getelCrneeadi;—. and : A s,cm," Members, s r , d r di r u pi . t it a. ) . t i l a cp r e d:u el e e 3 t o in advised all. ),, . 0 . l e o 0 c, ro6. e t `they may be about consumge O'',.,: c eiV` - et i u for a inva p i t, t.th a iee t: Ro tt w ly yha e:; ll or public by forwarding the same. it l'T' G ' . , • . , kTO I li. ROYAL INSTITUTE of AJ:,``,, i , Dr' . 3 , SCIENCE, 3E9, Oxford-street. Priaeg i " sari' ITIAR4Tutt. D Eo r. n it do ,k n i e t, i ,i l e - 00 This splendid institution contains ultra ,prb e,,„ -1 7 ,, ,,,, - 0A: Wonders and Curosities, and the .most-s ti l i 'l Ai l o l Yo' • Anatomicial Specimens and Models in the Wer4 ‘4 ',.. 6 I 7 I' i, A te A professor is always in attendance to givc , "t l- -,,,g tall e „ A d" TION UPON ANY SUBJECT, end LECIT"'" dbr, Ow Tizzies every day. ' - - : are P an d ' The folloiving.LECTUßES by Dn. Matts•Tol' o arcs s ~.? and may be obtained BY roar; by sending l'-' l ,„ : l b o ya• 1)1 ,1 'i , Stamps to the SveurrAux, Royal Institute 3 !',ol , , a cjiT n ei • • No.• I.—NEWVOIJS DEBILIITY, Loss or L' - ' DA 1 -1 1:,,0 0 ' of Sight, Prostration of. l'hysical . Elle ro4 WS D l ' i so -0) P.utiness, Study, or Society,, oath D.. BlAu-i 4 , , CUTLE. , . . 'e, , r • . Addressed specially to Y O UDSg i e o p pi . , Ye e l i \ts, 4 No. 2.-IAItRIA.GE AN.E,t ItEPRODU u ' i , ..i.ol ll° 1.1. 4 , the Marriage Stete—its Oldigations and ' 4 - f eb ire t , G ; t f 0 ; ImeotreNcs, .4e.e. ; addressod, to those Nvi , °, i i ii iil '-, ill'' It( PARE:Ain of b e ..,‘ ,liftti CEHLIDEHLN, clearly es-11 - t . p .1.1,,, of removing -al: impedinratts. • Alt ti 'Vil , •E'ills . ~ )e r No. p.--..-TI-11:; GIiFAT.,SOCIAL ~,c r a's:..b. p Diseases which result, flora it, with lie. 3 1, -?, a irov , 0, 4 System of Treatmeist, by which :clearers ••.- si ptt ti r, Infused with. ~ ~ . - "- 0, ' ted rEr' s - oe , a er . a DR. IiARSTON 0011.THI'AeS to be consul I , IP _. STR I S ' Y ot residence, 47, llseuvies-sl.xT, -- - _ A A .?., —• • 8D 1P 45 1 Ps ' BY LETTER, either at the Royal Institute a . s lt, r ° Ar t ' 4 ,, P • LE ' •RE I N I - ' 're J'' l l l4 T . ) 1a 0 RD'S. ; IN FALLIB i. • ' . ,oi . -fit. „ pe g, foCERT4IN 'DIS.EASES. Whole.sale al , il4 1,,i , .i , or Liverpo& : IVr. _atA.CKINLAY,' CILDIAISI:3Ir 15,40,,,j; tern - Eel: . I .l'lkoar .M.eflicitta ate, pre-Parecl,,f r q,; talloVolv recipes of the etnineat.Frenth Surgeon wi1 4 P... - ,' ‘ ' s & e1.r.,1 fo'r i a mid avill be 'found ;on', a, triiil ; fo produce th, , _ b i. , ,K ... ! L,., silllght Ile aMicticateci; considering, the resPfect oo ' l '' 111,, ( 0 10 tent sourne from - whence they:spring- " ,-, ,,c t,,i .;$ detl e p .Tivr" ifi recotlimended in cases of ii ice , t• ~,100 . ,ac eg c i • - In 1 3, - s ""ell1P• 10 genera) 4 .frovti whatever cause arising. , ~,-,;., „A ~.0 , 11S., and 21s, ei'aeh. BICORD'S SereiLie .. l', " - d , ali< ol'oP' case:, of Conerrhtea, &c. in Bottles at 4 8 .2; '-: s ap , A The ?.gent wil . l -afford every information, It' .. ;,- I,Pr eerifielniii , '•in.,ifer Particulars. , • . A.'ov '' 1" ' , 5 A SAFE 'AND SRE U :CURE ' FOR. THE ,- , 4, 4 f 1 41 - DEI3ILI'UATED. i\ e„,. ; . r• AN ,A.OT. 0... r Cn A, Rr r a el ' 0 1:d 1 - 1 * . . 4. . GENTLEMAN hayin; been Cur F re stir o ptl y ; , v ip -i_ Dehilit v and Spermatorrhmit, • the ien ta.„,foTVO C. , rr on ,o f Awn: ,„„ff e ring, thinl . i.i, it hut charitable to iendet 44 ;'.;,gertjtliejt e ' to chief::: sisi"larly situated 'as may 'test% a u) . ~/\,.„ -L ; - standitig,' and after mucli u 55 .b l' - ved, witnout exxle- , t - : - - Fruit particulars sent ' po .te e ,,, c 'll. o encl,sieg 0,,, ~,ostage stanirt , er. prepol.. Divot ! ' - f 'INOT.AS - iT , ' r:D, ESI., Clive house, sea " ,- - sIV, C I 'I I°P. e -° e c' •• . . . 4 ,T 0 j 1 1- ', ''k AS FOOD AND ti , fi' D ie i t c h D... 13 , ‘ NETT,• of Edinburgh, tri , c ,ius fr oy e c o o t i , , ~ e*. l ''. , , considers the. .1:0- , a!" t a:, c ,aiell -,.-,er r 'a. IA ° l' ''' 1 ''''' , I , cribeF , to' it 13nr.677tat 14)„,erta61,:oorpre,f " 1- • '' ' , inata. is one of the int,-,,,, e 1. is I' o o c ni.,',,•,,, , t; -.- Wild tile Vitii t lite '' . ..P l ? 'the most efteettl& 2 0, „je cceo ,i t 'known to the profT , ',ll, l teg l itiPP, l • - .;, siloeti,e,, ' •' • ' ..' .-,- iII bc o'itained from it tl're,., 4 ,,, a t lie 04; 10 1_ 4 , ..0 - o ,l e •.• . ' 'in the care of fliseaso. 3 ra• ', OD. o ))+s"lotiii l i., ta.', , e', •-- ---, ,' ,:a witlt this article a , l o o .v u e .-_ , : ci6 ,..f? 4, ii se . f t j .1 1 as ni, • , ' ; ,:: I:, tit is ttitilio , T 4 . .._. co ustau.".!,,tsur. V o l; in digcs Lion. 5 t.l; Thatit" should T e e foro ,..t an & cl soc i iio a 6 , food; eithercoesbor#-ravr;,•or unreal,fe.fvre to west' 'nealthl.Til.ricaq np`v i ll a u rid' Lond `ivons..and Co,,,,,f.A.verl,'V nuce y c nclOrtt, , ...; respectable,94)ol,7lonta 9, . ADAMS'S- 0 - lie Shilling POCKET BOOK, Containing ALMANACK, MEMORANDUM BOOK, Place for Postage std . Receipt Stiutips, Pencil, Pockets, and Forms for Receipts, neatly made Of letither, with elastic band. r • ADA.M S ' S, 63, CIIURCH-STREET, Orr POSTOFFICE-PLACE. KNIFE CLEANERS, THE BEST AND CIIEAPEST: CROWDEN AND GARROD'S PATENT INDIA RUBBER KNIFE-BOARDS, are the only Genuine ones. Sold at .Is. 6d.. each and upwards, in all the first-class Ironmongers' Shops iii Liverpool. • ManufactorY—Falcon-square, London, E.C. Spurious articles of a similar kind being in the market, it. is necessary to observe that the names of Crowden and Gurrod are on the boards; or you may get a worthleSs All others are counterfeits. 78ja18, i • '-• • - • By Her Majesty's Royal -Letters Patent, granted to GEORGE BEEILLAT CHICK,. of Bristol and Londe :a, the Sixth of August, MS. ONE OF THE MOST USEFULIDISCOVERIES OF THE AGE. BREILLAT CHICK'S NEWLY INVENTED PATENT CTLINER/CAL p L A ..c 1i Lk AD. • - - - The Patent ccnsi4' ; - in'incorporating Black Lead, by a pecu liar, process, v ;th rtain. oils of a polishing nature -; thns giving adOitiona. orilliancy to the Lead, and preventing rust upon the surface of the grate ; alt other kinds of Black Lead yet used are defectite in this. respect. : . A grate polished with Chick's Patent Lead in. the Spring, wherelircs are,le,lt off, will remain a brilliant jet till the Autumn, and quite free from rust. The Patent Lead is so packed as to be used withoacitusing the • slightest dust, and a servant may black-lead every grate in the house, without soiling her hands. The Public are cautioned against parties advertising Patent -Black Lead, no _patent having been granted for Black Lead, excepting to George Breillat Cluck; all others are th6refore counterfeita. Stamps on Black Lead of a square shape have been registered, but no patent has been granted for the chemi cal preparation of the article,.except as abote. - shape of the Patent Lead. is Cylindrical, which shape has been registered • • . , WITO7,E%ALTI . AGEXIW J. & H. SIIRAPNELL, . , 31, ARGyLE-STREtT, LIVBIIP6OL To be obtained of all Grocers, Oil and qolourmen, and 'lron mongers - 2 AN]) 8 ' • H E. I I-,_, 13 ,t N LEAVE ED L L. L ; D :S A • • RUBBER TUBULAR CUSHIONS'S3,, Warm, Dry, Mut r,esilipnt, under CAST,L...E" any eireumstaneo4.' . . Lsileciallf I -811{ ' LT • useful for thc-outside seats of Car ~1 riages, Omnibuses, &c. -• . . QUADRA 1 . 4 r LIME:STREET. 53, AIR-PROOF BEDS PIL- 2-AND 3, - CASTLE- I . OM S, CUSHIONS, BATHS, ' LIFE QITAISItA,T, STREET. I PENAERN7ERS; invaluable at sea. LIME-STREET. I Railway Travelling Cushion.s, &c. . . 2 AND 3, QUADRANT, LIME-STREET. L E W-E . L • I VULCANISED • IttreeFa, goat PIPING, for Water- PI ing Gardens; CASITE- I Carriages,s ac. very useful in • 8111 1f•ET• ease of Fire, &c. 53 CASI / LE- STREET. 53, CASTLE STREET. 53, CASTLE STREET. 53, CASTLE STREET. 53, I CA S I.LE STREET. ymE LL EIV ELL'S WATERPROOF OATS, 2 AND 3, as, Raoians, Ponchos, Capes, QUADRANT, Caps, and Overalls, dew manufae: LIME-STREIVr. ture, warranted to resist heat or cold. HE LI, EWELL' GUTTA PERCIIA TUE- 2 AND 3, INC.:, for the conveyance of Sean- QUADItANT, der, Acids, and Water, CARCOYS, LI3IE-STREET. BOTTLES, SYPHONS, FtniNELS, Photographic Pathg, &c. 'llE LLEWE LL'S LIFE BELTS, invaluable I 2 AND 3, at Sea, can be carried in the . QUADRANT, • I Pocket. . See Tostimorlialt. These .LimE,s2nEE7. Bels can be adjusted rnd inflated . . ' without-assistanco. . E , .L L ' S . Ni w PATENT VULCAN- 2 AND 3, SED INDIA-litiCl3l3ll MNSICAL QUADRANT, Dubs, Tots, 6*, beautiful and LIME-ST4LET. durable, without the possibility • - of a child hurting itself. TIE L LEWELL'S: ~ BOOT and SHOE GUS t t, - in . twilled and plain silk, 2 AND i 3, black and coloured- sail : nate, QUADRANT, terry, woollen, mohair, alpaca, Limn-sriEnr. and cotton, 2 to - 3 . inehes, qua- lity good,- price -low. 00L, ioy in borate more cap.' Ras. ~S, NOVEMBER 12, 1859. ~ TUE B E•S•T - .1 3 0 it T W l'N E • FOR INVALIDS • AT T:TE «L 0 N D 0 - N , _ • . CLAYTON-SQUARE. • .• pIER HOTEL„ CANNING-STREET, WOODSIDE. TIIQM.A.S, (SON OF MR. E. C. THOMAS, OF THE STORK HOTEL, Cr! F. AnF.,) Begs to notify to his friends and the public that he has opened the above pleasantly Situated Marine Hotel; and having fitted it Up complete . tor the accommodation of Families and Gentlemen, hopes, by strict attention and moderate charge : l,lo merit a share of theirsupport. W. 11. T. also informs the public that, having a large assorted stock of fine old' he Is prepared to supply the same et wholesale prices: Order* left at the 13 ar of the Hotel - will - be pane - - tually attended to. ' ROEDERER'S CELEBRA.T7p ViIiAMPAGNES, CARTS BLANCAS, • CARTF. • CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED AT THE " A L N- D. 0N ," Cl YTON-.SQ,UARE. THE ORIGINAL ESTABLISHMENT; FOR THE EXCLUSIVE SALE 'Or VULCANISED INDIA. RUBBER AND GUTTA , ,! • : PERCIIA WATERPROOFS, AIRPROOFS, AND ELASTICS, OF EMMY DESCRIPTiON, • j FIST= !coin- Ith all !1840- ' Drill cs and IK, Is. n 25 1 .11k, /h. ..kto