Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

acted by prepared rostorwg ealth and he errata trul° on to all r tictela . rat gedichue. disea' es a youth , late. )btailieu r med ical e 10. 04 bility iurserouo ieden t V e tuaran,,d >rot new ger ft° axY f r6r reate°l S r w bic4, . l ; sk a4-- t e . xhoni t ilis ,r ILO" dee'" - LenS elle* titioucrs geing,;o, A-S"4 t i S n la - - m . - )n• alie n " k• noo,. 440" i s ' a t v @ s t ob5 1 ;; t . ED. ,Tl ll' „ ira sielV t e ffec e o 4o o t'sied cot, fro or ,Lp daf°' .11 1 1e et i t ie fre e jt !y f t o t/ 4i • e in•l!'o 4l ' t t1 ) "i no ost g -Ata 110' ti) vtic". s 4 P, If Dwoq'' ' i c f be •os d ;l ord' ;i l4 ;orre' ro . fe • Pi c o. 6 , a o C iOs !0 44 0- lit KAI .it ga'jIMIVOZ: 0,41 p:7401 . add :;;L: NOVEMBER 16, 1859. .o.teis, &r. WINTER FASIIIONS. ,I°rliN WILLIAMS respectfully announces his return II EA - :,;'onl Paris. The display of MILLINERY BINNET O S ; INBW, ) ERSSES, and MANTLES is NOW READY f '‘; lON. 33 and 33, CIIURCIE-STREEp. dl6 THE PALATINE DINING-ROOMS, 25, CABLE-STREET. • THE PROPRIETOR, in thanking his Patrons for the support they have afforded him, informs them that dwring the GAME SEASON he is providing the "delicacies" each day at his usual low rates of Charges ; and he trusts that the attention pain to each department by EXPERIENCED SERVANTS, under HIS OWN SUPERINTENDENCE,' will so tend to the elmfort of his Friends as to insure a con tinual:me of their favours. _ 25, CABLE-STREET. VISITORS to LONDON are respectfully informed that they will find exocllent accommodation, togethei with the quiet of a home, at MRS. WILBY'S BOARDING HOUSE, 15, BLOMFIELD-STREET, FINSBURY. Bed a.ud Breakfast, 2s. ad. is DEVONSHIRE CIDER. ROUGH CIDER on SALE at "THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE, In Casks and Quart and Pint Bottles. BEST POR T WINE FOR INVALIDS AT THE L .0 D 0N , " CLAYTON-SQUARE. RADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL A N D DINING-ROO3lB, G, MOOR-STREET. The BILL of FARE, each day, will lt be found ample and of IrI BREAKFASTS, 11 LUNCHEONS, I TEAS, &c. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT' LIQUORS, OF FIRST-GLASS QUALITY ONLY. N.B.—No Fees to Waiters. ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR. FASHIONABLE MANTLES. b i r W. WARREN respectfully solicits -the Ladies Liverpool, surrounding neig • hbourhood, to an ke 'on of his NSW STOCK OF MANTLES, JACKETS, &c. r krli a i„ 4l) ove consist of the newest and choicest London and Noveltiee, and at prick's extremely moderate. 30, BOLD STREET, Three doors above Messrs. Woolwright's. GENTLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY FO - RRESTER • GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTMAKER. & HOSIER, r3 1 , 210, _ 65, CHURCH -STREET. `44.2tMEN'S LAMIVS WOOL-SHIRTS...3s to 108 6d each. Gtx`", PALEN'S LAMB ' S WOOL DRAWERS 3s to 8s 9d CtN:"LEMEN'S LAMA'S WOOL SOCKS 10s to 186 per doz. tt;p r L EMEN'S LAME'S WOOL STOCKINGS I% to 36s „ ttv l43l EN'S MERINO SHIRTS • •3sto7s 6d each. ttti L EMEN'S MERiNO DRAWERS , I€d to 7s 6d „ I 'WEN'S MERINO SOCKS los to 18s per doz. NO enEo LADIES' BAGS. 'ST received a Large Consignmont of LADIES B A G S., -all the New Shapes, at unusually low prices. S. ADAMS, '' , ....„: 13 RC1T STREET, OPPOSITE OLD FOSTOFFTCE-PLACE, TIEPOT SPECIAL.. --- . --:------ --- ---f _ i' - \,, /o SZ '°-11 V 4 OF Frpr 4 */ \ ~s , 4 ( ~ qo4 ' ' ra GLUES, 4 4 4 7\ -,- IN ALL USEFUL•COLORSt tS t \ -......___and the most delicate Z s 11VIAUVE & rvIAZAGRAM )/ w ttl ~. POUR GANTS-JOUVIN. NnE AND MILLINERY . RaOMS, BOLD-STREET, - • gn SIRS. PICKSTOCK Y to announce to her Friends, the Ladies of vla th . o v' ' elnity, that she has just returned front --u44 oll'arith an elegalit aseortment of 4a A N , —4IICLES AND JACKETS; • - N Xl4rp PLOW:F. 'AlslLo, the newest- designl S WitEATIIS, HEAD-DRY•th— , WLich are now ready for inspection. 94, BOLD-STREET. & MOURNING ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUILD. 15a16 T li t PALACE O F FASHION, • ESTALI.ISI3I.I) . POll T E SALE OF WINT.ER- CI,OTNTN•G• PIRST-CLASS WOIIKAIAN slur. I'EIIFECT FIT. 11 XWEST STYLES. • ellpEmoß MATERIALS. • 62, Byßon-STREET, • R. J. 13. B T It_ •'•* R 1.; E 0 N-D E N T•I S 48, PERCY-STRELT. B. has a Vacancy for an Articled P . upil. tfo —AnGFST AtNli CHEAPEST NEW AND 4vT1 1 . 1 . SECOND-11-CND 4 'SI'ABLISII*IENT IN LIVERPOOL, 1- A iNDA L lIOUSE, 96, WIIITECHAPEL. RIZ 4 : New . 7 CLOTHES o ° o ll 'v i d- respectfully 4 Q * " t 4 • rl4. ' • of 17 ' ' l3lt- • • x 'tendinp• hi 4 businesa -e 4 "' °lted t } e w"b-ih9 view o • r es „ Nilitechapel, which 4 k trk eo nsiz i pr n e - 0 wit s ii his.pre.sent Establishment ; ?, 34 .4 1 ',E_SALE and. RETAIL , DEPOT ~for NEW _and 4tip,',••••",AlD OLOTI/Ils.fG Of the :very cheisest and best y 44(1 •••••,ify, N. AND OhIrDREN'S CLOTHING • ha every variety. B 'S NEW PURSES, ViITOLESALE AND RETAIL, C 3 (Three A. doors beiovt Parker-stre et ). .;. - p it ,._ ES have been awarded to BRADFORD'S MACTUNE, during the- last six ‘ - ' ll * - 1 7 : ,4 " 5 `er 20 0', 1539. A ".olcrably 2errect ptoOf of 1110- kr . 'PPIc , P DFO . RD, • , oR, (41. 1 E.EN- :MEET, SAL! , Old:. ; • Deaa riPtien and price free by post. L. „ ' • ;,1,1 A 111'2;' , LA7l'7!- "P LAWRENCE . 11ALUS•• PATENT STANDS UNRIVArj7I2. BEIVAiiE , OF IMITATIO ACl''.}.;F•?. FU A. ., • -- e _ ,, - +. L .. .~.1 _ +~ • 1 .l Setured by 1: Royal Letters Her Majesty's • Patent. MVANS'S IMPROVEMENT IN HANSOM CABS. TAMES EVANS. begs to inform the gentlemen of • e Liverpool and its vicinity that his New Patent in I - lA.loolkt CABS can now be seen at his Carriage Ma.nufactory. 32 and 34, TARLETON-STREET, and respectfully solicits an inspection: . . f 3 SM 0 17. Y C •II I3INB Y S. . . CHEAPEST , ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. S:MOKEY.CRIMNEYS EFFECTUALLY CURED. KITCHEN IiANGES, BOILERS, and GRATES, of all descriptions FIXED and REPAIRED on the most improved principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES, lze., by S: SMITH, Formerly 6, STANLEY-STREET, REMOVED TO 48, CABLE-STREET, AND 38, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL. N.B.—A large assortment of Chimney Tops always on hand from 10s. 6d. upwards. 52de524 111USFNESS CARDS and CIRCULARS PRINTED on the shortest notice by GRIFFIN and M'GIIIE, cessors to Charles Williner,) GENSIRAL -PRINTERS, 15, IdOt:ra JOEIX-STREET. N.I3.—BOOICBINDING and STATIONERY. AMERICAN SOLACE!! Smokers w" -- Avant A TIEALLY" GOOD 'PiPB" OF TOBACCO, Are recommended to try the above NONE GENITINE EXCEPT -SOLD BY C. ir U R 111 EA U d-ap26 NOTICE !!! . NyAmE ENGRAVED, 100 Be s t CARDS, and Card-ease 5B. Od. 's Name, Fifty Cards, and Shell Card-ease Fifty Gentlemen's Cards, from Plate Fifty Ladiet' ditto ditto Five Quires Cream-laid Note Paper (good) One Hundred Adhesive Envelopes Os. ed. Playing Cards, per pack Boxes of Water-colours Sixpence to Three Guineas. G. J. li LET, 88, 90, 92, RENSIIAW-4STREET. ADAMS'S TWO SHILLING PRAYER 1300 K, Bound in VELVET, with RIMS, CLASP, an TABLET. 63, CHURCH-STREET, COPrO3ITE OLD POSTOFFICE-PLADIE.) LAW BUSINESS.---UNITED STATES. THE • Undersigned, having formed 'connections - various portions of the United States; posseeses peculiar facilities for the COLLECTION of CLAIMS, antlthe TRANS ACTION of GENERAL BUSINESS In all parts of the.-Anieri, oan Union. Address C. W. L., 520, Walnut-street, Philadelphia. The highest references given at the office of this paper. tts BEST WORTLRY PRESSED WHITE 'BUILDINGiBRICICS, TILES, QUARRIES, FIRE-CLAY CHIMNEY VOFS, • And PATENT GLAZED SANITARY TUBES. Apply dire rho the Manufacturers, THE FARNLEY IRO-N OCALPANY; 91, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Orders , for Export promptly executed. d u 24 G E O'R G' , E ,IT T R U: . R N E R, BRIVATE FAMILIES BMX. 129, PA R K-R 0A D, (orrotnyz frt. lOHN THE BAPTIST'S CIIIIBGII.) WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER, AND EVENING PARTIES ATTENDED. /17 Ap AMS'S One -.Shilling POCKET .BOOK, _ 'Containing ALMANACK, MEMORANDUM BOOK, Place for Postage and Iteoeipt Stamps, Pencil, Poekets, and &tins for Receipts, neatlylnade of leather, with elaitic band. ADAMS'S, offup.cg,•sTrlpa, OPP , • P(IO§I'9FPICEiPLAcr.. „ MILNERS' lIOLDFAST & FIRE:RESIST LNG SAFES {non-conducting, vapourising, and com pensating, double, treble, and quadruple•chambered,) with all the improvements under, their. Quadruple. Patents of 1840- 51-54, paid 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof- Drill Proof, Mard Steel Plate, covered nupiekable - Solid Locks and Lock Cases and Dders, withbut wbith no safe is secure. THE ETRONGEST, BEST, AKE CHEAZECT SAFEGEAEDS AGAIN= ROBBERY AND CHIE. y Upwards of 50,000 of Milners' Ileldfasts keep the Cash, B o oks, Deeds, and Plate of _Liverpool, Manchester, Glas gow, Belfast, Leeds, Bradford, &e. 31 . , . . . TLNERS' PHCENIX (2izo) SAFE *DIMS, LIVERPOOL, The most extensive and complete in the world, employing mare hands, (assisted by powerful, original; • and elaborate machinery, and seventy-horse steam-powero producing more Safes than all the other Safe-makers together, and now cap able of sheltering one thousa.nd -workmen under their wiry's& Animas , London Dr-ot, 4bA, iloorglate-Ftz•z,et, C:Ay. culiie fre4 by post. L.7erpopl :how Rooms, 6 and 9, I,ord-kt! ont.. d IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, BECKWITII-ST.REET, PARK-LANE, • j'OHN GIBBONS and CO.. have OX SALE a well-assorted STOCK of RAN.., HO P, SHEET, and ROD IRON, STEEL, - Wrought and Cut NAILS, &e., Wholesale 'arid Retail. - TOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform , his Friends and the Public that he has opened the fe, extensive Premises, 70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE, (LATE CREASY ' ) FOR THE SALE OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, At Pricks, fcrr‘CASti, that cannCt, fail to give gcncral satisfaction. ELEcnto-PLAPrxn SET, comprising Tea and'eoffee Pot,* Cpc.i m Ewer and Sager Basin from 70s Oil ELECTROPLATED or NICN-EL SILVER. TEA - SrooNs front is 64 per dozen. DESSERT SPOONS AND Fettxs .. . ........ ... from lfir3 Od per dozen. TABLE DITTO Drrro ........ • ... ................... ... ............................................. . from 22s 04 per dozen. L OND ON-BRONZED TEA URNS from . 38s 'Od each. _ - _ - Ovia..Tßays, Set of Three ...... .... ... ................... from de Od per set. IVORY TABLE KNIvEs, halanced handles from 129 6d per dozen. lIMITENER AND BOTTLE " DITTO 'DF.BSERT instil Ns 6d per dozen.. JACK from 20s Od PENnens from is dd to 60s. FIRE IRONS SET OF SIX. OVAL DIEU COVERS TEE PARAFFIN OIL LAE P. This is Vac best and most economical lamp that is made from 2t. Odj Wholesale and Iluilders' Ironniongery Bell-hangin7, Locksmith, Whitesmith, and Range Manufactory. AN APPRENTICE WANTED. C 0 A L COA L ! el 0 A L ! ISAAC snrm, COAL MERCHANT • HEAD OnnE-6, CASTLE-STREET. BR NCH OFrrulz-38, BRUNSWICK-ROAD.. . 1 ZEST HOUSE. COALS SECOND QUALITY DITTO. 13s. 6d. „ The:abo - ve Prices include Delivery, CARTAGE FREE, within Three Miles from the Exchange, Liverpool. ii A DISCOUNT, of FIVE PER CENT. is allowed 0 , 4 all Accounts-paid at the °Mee, 6, CASTLE-STUEET, within One 'Month, from delivery of the Coal. AGENTS—E. JACKSON, 43, St. James's-re2.d. 7+.1. A. LLOYD, - 101, 'lslington. i C. BROSTER, Post-office, Stanley. dl5 i ;ALL TEE. NEWEST MUSIC AT HALF-PRICE. P.. DREA . PER AIs,TD PATENT PIANO-FORTE , MAKERS, 56, BOLD-STRKET, .LIVERROGL. ALL the Newest :DANCE MUSIC,.D.IANO-FORTE. SOLOS, SONGS, , &e., as sem as.published. . ALL the' , MUSIC in the OPERAS of the ROSE OF CASTILLE, SATANELLA, VEPRES SICILLIENNES, TROV4TOIIE, TRAVIATA, .1117-CIJF.NOTS, ROBERT. LE DIABLE, &c., &c., both for VOlCEarte. PIANO-FORTE SOLO. THE-CLASSICAL CATALOGUE contains all , the compositions of. , MENDELSSOILN, BEETHOVEN, MOZART, WEBER, S. BAiitl, RENCK, S. ILELLETI, CHEAP -.EDITIONS of all the-OPERAS, both for , VOICE and PIANO, , BEETHOVENIS SONATAS, WELZR'S MOZART'S DLTTO, RENCK'S WORKS, IitENDELSSIION'S LEIDER OIINE WORTE. VERDI ALBUM, PSALMODIES, CHANTS, &c. ALL MUSIC ORDERED from LONDON Charged the same as.if in STOCK. FORWARDED 10 ALL PARTS OF.TFIECOUNTRY oa.the same terms, on receipt of P.O. Order or Stamps to the Amoent. W. S 0 N ' S , NBA' 6,1 OCT. COTTAGN PIANO-FORTES FROTI 20 GUINEAS, A LARGE SECOND-HAND STOCX TO BE SOLD AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE W. P. DREAPER AND SON'S, PATENT PIANO-FORTE MARRRS, 56, BOLD-STREET LIVERPOOL. • • pEIZE MEDAL - INSTANTANEOUS, INDELIBLE, 11AT1,311.1355, - AND SCENTLESS. 110. Cipbscs, Post Free, 3s. 3d. and 65., direct from E.:F..LAITUDALL'S Laboratory, 72, Iberma-GARDEN, lammo N , E.C. ' " Mr. Loa (49n Netv.y La.ng .Tldy 19, dele's prlBepara 51 .tions are, to oar mind, the .most : ex t r a or di nar y p ro d uc ti ons of modern ehernistry.”m ---a B trat e d A long an 3 interesting report on. ',lie Products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory, by a Special -gnientific Comndesion from the Editor of the Loneet, will he found in that journal of Saturday,...Tanuary 10th, 1857. A copy will be forwarded for two stamps. AGENTS WANTED. 'inwljly/0 COAL! COAL!! C 0 A L THOMAS LITLER has always.a supply of the BEST ORRELL AND ()TITER WI , G,AN COAL E•PLIVERED IN TOWN ,OR COUNTRY. L E . E D S-S T R,'L 1 T. QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. 4 3 , • • . . ... , . - ~ x it GUINEA COAT AND VEST, 'introduced by B. lIYAIII., which met wit.b. such - universal ai)proval last ~ last Autumn, will be the leading garments' f or th e p re: .e . it i season ;, it... Lel n n d enh fr gct o: rto t o h nin e dtui lm th m ciedw e i n ea s iso e ft s .b a atk ie of `hell earkioint arru^nts, snake, and cut, and they are altogether rollnitely YAM has been enabled to produce them in greater 'variety of material, superior to those of last year. • •. , . . . , . - B...IIYAM'S Country 0115-tonicrs can be suppliel with one of ins Gintiza Coats and-Ntsta by forwarding a Post-oi.iice, Order i payable to BENJAMIN HY.A.M, and' the followin t -• measurementi:; whioli will ensure an accurate ft— , • Thekeight of the person ; - . - Imam round the chest, to middle of hand. AUTUMN UNDRESS .I.A.CKETS.—B. li_YAll has introduced an entire New Asso r t men t o f " SEr - ONDARY : Coors" for general wear, on the design, manufadnre, and orna mentation "of which the utmost care has b een b es t owe d. Price, from 15s. to 30 3 . .. . - ,- , i i UTUMN UNDER COATS.-13. TIYAII'S S!.,Tles in DUEsg and SuirouT COATS are inimitablvgradefal in ! , II design, perfect in fit, and superior in make, material, and finish. Price, from 21s. to 455. • . - . . ,- att i t UTUMN TROUSERS AND VESTS.-1.3. TIYAM hhasintroduced a diversit 'of new and seasonable pern 1-1 for his Ymrs and true-fitting Taolvais of sup e ri or f as hi on an d m yiniufact ure . Price ?Js. . , . , ' • lIYAM'S; ORDER I)EPARTMENT.—Bespoke uonebut the best and most fashionable patterns are inade•available by the Proprietor AU m T a r e, f e N n . s3 - 1 im p. preyea system, whfie .1" 11 Articles of Att:re are measured -for,. ent, , atid AUTUMN !ATTIRE FOR.TIIE YOUNG.—B. II i. A 4 has introd tme d SI, i' ', as well as tile superior lIALI -DRESS and FULL-D.....E.i3 SUITS, TROUSERS, 'VESTS, 6:c., are much.recommended. Rove, and Youths, in which adaptation age and growth , is eouspie„us. The a ,s 7 6 l,ti cs o iti c N s e i T lT Des ,m ig d , ris l3s. fc) 6d i. ..S h Ol il i dl o ' o er i ! . ! REGULATIONS OF TIIIS ESTABLISHMENT. ' Abatement.. are never ma d e , Th e l owes t selling price is marked on every article in plain figures. Money .1s returned at ali times w ith ou t, a den nu . , ~:eti after . articles ha. a wen taken home, provided tlie:.• do nr.t eve unqualified approbation. - • . . . SaTunnai.—On this day no business is trans, o t e d a t thi s es',ll)lishm^nt until dusk, whin it is resumed until Eleven o'cl.,cl-. - • • _ • • - B. II Y .A. AI, . • . - . . . • T., ATL)NAL TAILOII. CLOTIL - 111 - 1, ;1A. , . Li,. 1,0, ,, 1ER, .kND OUTFIrI'IEP, • b.) ..,•:\,.. .2 ., , , , ~.trs...i.--.----, 21-!... , , , 1.i.....i.-Lit. .ewiT XffriTAl-J07,;-1 NORTHERN DAILY TIMES v" - r 4 Shcatin. GRIFFIN AND M , GHIE, (SCCCESSORS TO CHARLES WILLDIER,) GENERAL LETTERPRESS & LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, STATIONERS, BOOKBINDERS, ACCOUNT BOOK MANEFACTURBBS,&c., CHATHAM BUILDINGS, 15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, MINTERS OF THE "NORTHERN DAILY TIMES," . AT 40, LEIG H- STREET, .it which Office Orders may be left, and will receive the best az:ention. Every description of Book, Mercantile, and General PRINTING executed in the first style, and on the most economical terms. _ _ Ins utmost despatch guaranteed in the Printing of Com-. mercial Circulars, Catalogues, and other Work, where speed is necessary. Flu cards, from a single sheet to fifty-sheet double-royal (plain or colours), executed in the best manner, and at the lowest remunerative scale of charges. Every other description of Corhmercial, General, and Fancy Printing, at equally moderate rates. CANDLES ! ! CANDLES' ! WILLIAM HAUGHTON, VAX AND TALLOW CHANDLER, Its, CHESTER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, WORKS—•TRANMERE POOL. W. IL begs to call attention to his NEW PATENT DIP. CANDLES, which are free from that offensive smell which the ordinary Dips possess, and give a bright and brilliant light. 24d9 Lp RUSHES, TUBS, BASKETS, &c. R ALPH'S WHITE COOPERY, BRUSH, AND BASKET WAREHOUSE, 19, RANELAGII-STREET. PERAMBULATORS in great variety. RALPH'S Improved CHURNS, BEEHIVES, &c. •jeau26d WHEN YOU WANT Genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S, 92, Great Crosshall street, three doors from Byrom-street. _A DAMS'S BIBLE AND PRAYER BOOK WAREHOUSE. BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, AND CHURCH SERVICES, In every variety of size, and style of binding, from On Shilling to Three Guineas. The largest stock to select from Liverpool. CDECRCH-TREET, TERRE DOORS BELOW PARKER-STREET. NOW SOLD AT A REDUCTION OF TWENTY PERCENT. THE ORIGINAL FOOD FOR CATTLE. Invaluable in promoting the condition of 11 - ORSES AND CATTLE. (See Testimonials.) -ViNTEANISD by Mr. J. Fawcett, Albert Works Strangeways, Manchester, and MANUFACTFRED B during seventeen months, FOR " THORLEY." WO reward will be paid to any one affording any proof to the contrary of the above statement. Trial Cases, at 10s. and 20s. each, forwarded on receipt of Post-otfice , Order. Carriage paid to any Railway Station for 40s. cwt. Casks containing 450 Feeds ; and 465. cwt. Casks containing 450 Feeds in packages. VIM ROYAL PATENT CAKE FOR CATTLE Will be found superior to Oil eke, or any other material for feeding .and fattening Stock. Two torn are equal to three of Linseed'euke ; and its NUTRITIVE value, as compared with the beat liay, is as Eight •to One.—(For proof see Chemical Analysis and Testimonials.) Price ..£l2 10s. per Ton, tree to Rail in Manchester. FRIA L CASES, containing IA cwt., including case, FOR WARDED on receipt of Post-office Order for 20s. BRITISH AMMON lACAL GUANO, in Bags 10s. per tan PIIOSPHATED AMMONIACAiL 'GUANO, in Bags SWPER-PHOSPIIATE OF 'LIME, in Bags ... 7 10s. ~ IfITItIOLIZED P2.ItIMAN GUANO, in Bags, 12 10s. „ Agent in Liverpool.: Mr. It. Ps tats, SS, Neig Wapping. • 7,IttE.S2"s.'S'IIOS. RETIGAN & CO., Sole In :cater?, Patentees, and Mantifactuters, Albert Works, Strangeways. 0111cee: Albert-buildings, Corporation-street, Manchester. influential apikications for AGENCIES from unrepres - ,nte ie tricts will be entertained and Liberal Terne4 accorded. NINETEEN YEARS' PRACTICE IN ENGLAND. Now Resident Six Years in Liverpool. rioRN-s! C ORNS! CORNS Instintsmeoutly Removed without Pain, by SPALMS, SKILFUL CHIROPODIST 36, SLATER-STREET. iCorn3 extracted. ty the root—fee 2s. 6d. 11. ours of Attendance, Attendance. from Ten a.m.. till six p.m. 1 .1:011ATA: AS FOOD AND MEDICINE. tlt. BENNETT, of Edinburgh, . a professor of dcelebrity,' considers the 're..nata an ii.valuable article iet, and ascribes to it tmpontaat •medical properties. Ist. That the s foraata is one of the meat poi crtu/ apr,ents u: lheliver and other organs; where calomel is ind Lated. it is •prubably one of the most effective and the lest harmful - .remedial agent knower to the profession. 2nd. That a chemical .extract will be obtained from it that svill.supersedc the use of .ca osael in the cure ofdisease. Srd.. That he has soecessfully treated diarrhea with this article alone. '4th. That wlien used :as an article of diet it is almost soveTeign for dyspepsia and ;iridigtion. sth. That it should he constantly used for daily _load; either cooked, rzw, or in the form of catsup, it is the . Itnest• healthy article now in use.—Prepared and sold by J. C'. stAtiviras and Co.. - Livervaol and London ; and to be had of all t;ospectable Grocers and Sauce Vendors. • 6nB [ADTERTISE3IEDIT.] • FRIENDLY SOCIETY REVELATIONS. .naccting„ of the officers caul friends of the RoyalPhilan , ehropie Society was held on Monday night, at the office eic:the.society, Finch-street. - The Secretary, in opening thee proceedings, said - that. the present meeting, was milled to inquire into-certain false and malicious- state me tits ;which had been circulated with the view of inji ming the society. Placards had emanated' from( ancetliereseciety; and - were two 'in number. The follow ing are' lthe 'main - facts of the first case as set forth in the r le-eard. .I.lleleeacl ?...10Hugh entered-iris its a a winter - of the Philanthropic Society ; and aceord ing to the-rules was entitled to the sumcf S 3 in twenty- Six we .eks ;from the time , of his entrance. The father in-law died on the very day twenty-six weeks after hel had entc redithe society. The son-in-law tlinking himself entitled tio the funeral allowance, made applicatie t/ the secretary, who told him, that he was not ertitled to-the allovvance r aitsis father-in-law:was two days short of being a half mem laer. Such was the sobject of the firetdocument, to which wAraaeopended the sofa-in-law's mark. There a p catwript to the effect that, after belonging. to Abe society' for some twelve or.thirteen years, net one penny was receiPeed, on the piosent occasion. The secretary, aftcr reading the placard, proceeded to ex plain how "the (vise really stood, which, he said, was as follows icather-in-law ' J. Hutt, was entered into the society: three years ago by his son, and was again entered by, the daitgliter some twenty . weeks previous to his death. ,The claim of the son being aeast one, was 1 1 paid; that of the .da.ughter not being e valid, was refused. He . produced - the becks ,of the society, 'by it was apparent thot th© twenty-six weeks were not 'completed .at the, t itiznee ofe-klatt's death. The' Ecce r e i. piaeard related ,tio Barbara `Coombe, awl Lore' her mark. It stated that the s oc i e ty h ad refusedt . ,, ?l ,.. a y a just claimof .-C12,-givieg instead only . £6. Mrs.. APCoombe. was pre s e n t .at ...the mooting, and, "in reply to the secretary; most distinctly denied haTing affixed her mark to the 'document, and added that the one read to her was, of unite a different , naturee . The secretary said that by the .entry. made at j the time of the man's entrenee his .age .teuld r slit . his death, be fifty, in which ease £6 was the proper allowance. Rv en now, if sufficient, evidence could be brought .to ghow that the Irian was yOungerflia was quite willing; to - pf,y • the .halince. He thought it was most unjust and dishonest for any so: iety to take a.dvar.- tage of a woman's ignorance , by making her sign that wh hl 1 she did not believe. The placards having been published he thought it bat justice to the sceiety and the public that • the refUtation should 'be reblished aloe.. lie thought that 'such infamous doeumente Could only have originated froze spite, and he would warn' , the pehlie be on their guard against any society which had recoereas to such schemes for Llar!kening • the 'character of au honest soeiet3: . - like the nreierit: - .After some ff.13.1•11t-,;.• euFsior, 173, r. signefi hv I.:arimr4 '7 7: d EVILS OF THE BALLOT Aldi' UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE LN THE COLONIES. a We extract th e f o ll ow i ng f rom th e M e lb ourne Argos, of the uo universal a September, esput suffrage m ro b g e o r , in as th illustrativeecolony n y of Theof e th le e eti p o o n lit o i f ca l‘ l ir p . ri o n , c s ip h l a e n s na o ss f y th at e ballotVthi e cto l ; Kilmore has been marked b- y a scene of brutality • • and disorder, such as might have been supposed impossible under the ballot. The most shameless personations were permitted by the returning officer; and fierce assaults were made by ruffianly Irish mob upon all who w e ' supposed to favour Mr. O'Shanas.sy' re s rival, Mr. Maxfield. " The elections have, in some other instances, given occasion to much scandal, and, it is to be feared, will bring no credit upon the principle of universal suffrage, now for the first time on trial. Among the returns which, apart frOm all political reasons, have given just cause of alarm and dissatisfaction to all who value the good name of the colony, the most objectionable are those of Mr. George Milner Stephen, Mr. L. L. Smith, and Dr. Hunter.* Others equally unfit, by cha racter or intellect, to be ranked among the legis lators of the people, have also found their way into the Assembly ; but it is fair to notice that the choice of the electors was, in several instances, very-limited. "-The general result of. the elections will be to give - increased power to the extreme democratic party in Parliament ; although of parties, strictly speaking, there has been no sign during this con test. A majority of the new members will go into the House pledged to the most liberal land schemes, being especially committed to the prin ciples of free selection and deferred payments. Among the urban constituencies, many promises have also been exacted of an eight hours'. labour bill and payment of members. . • "Public attention is for the present bent upon the elections yet to come off, and until after the .22nd it will be impossible to predicate with cer tainty what may be the character of the new Assembly. A great many candidates are in ;nomination, though it is still a subject of com plaint that 'few out of that class . best fitted to represent the intelligence and respectability of the people have come forward to claim the popular suffrages." * One of these parties is a working "stonemason, and, defeated a member of the Government ; another is, we understand, a squatter, and Dr. Hunter is the John Bright of Australia, as the following extract from his elegant (?) address will show, as reported in the Empire : Dr. Hunter, one of the most popular men of this party has said, " I would put the people on the land by all means ; if they ;:can pay for it let them; but get them on the lands. I would even go further; and if I formed One of the Ministry, or could influence the Ministry, I would give, where men had no means, spades and shovels; and if - they came back to me and said that would not do, by G— I would give them more. (Immense applause, and cries of ' bravo, universal suffrage for ever.') " WAKEFIELD ELECTION COMMISSION. EIGHTEENTH DAY.--ANOTHER ADJOURNMENT. ..The Commissioners, Mr. Serjeant Pigott, Mr. W. H. Willes, and Mr. Wyndham Slade, assembled on .- Monday morninm at ten o'clock, at Wakefield. Amon the wit r) !, neves examined was Mr. Thos. Serle, the banister. Ile stated that his peculiar function during the election was to write newspaper articles in behalf of Mr. Charles worth, the Conservative candidate; to get up pla cards and to harangue meetings when necessary. According to his own statement, he was particu larly anxious that the contest should be conducted on pure principles ; but he was obliged to admit that he suspected his party had not followed his wise - counsel. He himself had had nothing whatever to do with bribing voters, and he - stated that his absence during the earlier sittings of the Commission arose from two simple causes : first, from the state of his , health ; and secondly, because he was desirous of cutting ,' the entire affair, in consequence of the rejection of the 1 advice he gave to his political friends on the subject of Ipurity - of election. - -- -- Mr. Leeman, solicitor, who appeared before the Com missioners on behalf of the Liberals, was about to make a statement to show that of the 406 persons who voted for Mr, Leatham ' only 51 had been tampered with ; but he was stopped by the Chief Co7cmissioner, who refused to listen to an ca; parte speech. He said it was one of his original bargains that they should conduct the whole of the case themselves. They bad not permitted speech- MOking on either side so far, and they could not depart from the principle. Mr. S. T. Harrison, election auditor, obtained per mission to explain that Mr. J. B. Charlesworth was under a -mistake when he stated that tre (Mr. Harrison) was at the dinner which Mr. J. C. D. `Charlesworth gave to some-of his Conservative friends, at his own house, to which reference had frequently been made. The. Chief Commissioner—l now state that the Com mission must adjourn to-day. There are very few"wit i riesses , remaining to be examined, and I hope it will not be necessary to return to Walefield. But it is - quite -necessary th at we should adjourn, inasmuch as one of the Commissioners has duties to discharge e l sew h er e ; 1 those duties having come upon him suddenly and unex- i)eotedly since we adjourned on - Saturday evening last. He would-not have stayed today, but as we adjourned -until nonday morning he could-not absent himself until Monday, and he is obliged tnbe at Newcastle to-morrow. Therefore the Conunission is adjourned to London, .to mext Monday. . . . '. • ' The proceedings' then terminated, a f e i v m i nu t es be -Sore lour . ii'Cloc.l. - . i_274,:(o,eaLonro7.:TlßlNaGrttl43; ,is •,, • . I ' NOMINATION OF SIIERIFFS FOR ENGLAND AND I V.u..Et.- , --The ceremony of the nomination of the ' sheriffs • for`the several counties of England (ex - Cwn wall . and Lancashire) and Wales took 1 I thee in the Court of Exchequer. on Saturday. 'I be following, are among the nominations :- 15751.13ERLAND.—Philip Henry Howard,' of Corby C: astle,.Ein. ; Thomas Ainsworth, of the Flesh, Esq. ; Six zauel:Lindow of Cleator 'Esq. . '...:Li.Esmin.E.2Clentents, ' Swettenham,.. of _Soraerford 80, ea, near Couglelow, Esq.; John Ralph Shaw, of ujitomenryEz,A,D.___Wm. John Pawion-of -Show _Arr_vw Ila.ll,.Birkenliead, Esq.; Edward Holt Glegg,_of Baekford, -Esq. IVER.EYWURE.—Francis Hunt, of Alclerswasley, Esq. ; Lord' Esq. • DVELIIA.m.—Henry John Spearman, of Burn Hall, of s dw pon ard cte ' h H ir ow a ar n, d, of Glossop; 'William Thomas ':Esq::-Fitichard- Lawrence Pemberton ; of -- Barns, Es . q. ; L „, rszaNE -.Sir Glynn Earle lirelhy, of I)6iii nn "Weston Craycroft Amcotta, of Kettle taorpc, Esq.; Thomas John Dixon,DixOn of „Hotton Lee I moor, Esq. , ~ Surtees, of Dinsdale, Esq. 11.1—Edward Valentine Pegov Bur n E sq . ; John Cookson, of Meldro Park, E W n sq.; r . 4 1. Cuthbert, of Beaufront, Esq. of . 1 04 am, Esq.; of ilaybnclkb, nell,.of Winkburn, fs. ; John Henry Manners c o r f i c R k. n E ffo ci r l d va . r i a b b il e y ai ; b t r q g '. i ti ft : ).- . 67ll A lit ftreir m: Tiini tr7 , l'l llit2 hSri l a , vil ß i a lel r 'l t. ; Sir Charles henry Rouse_knughteit;_ of ii_vcinton Hall, . Bart ; -George ..._, Pritchard, of Broseley, Esq. STAFFORDFIIIRL.—Itiebard Howard 'ffavwood of Es liro q wn ; lkil ew l, & ton g J . WARwrcxsylitE.—.llePrY James 611P1dcmo -.otlirai/E8 11 - 0 - 11ile, / 4 .g1: ; lichard Grceves, of the Cliff, Warwick, E sq . ; w as hin g e on Hibbert, of Baton Grange, it u e_. ~. q•_ - WESTMORELAND. -2 gattliew 'Benson Harrison, of William Tropes,o f Tt ; oh j n oh l n ,a W ne, il o li f aur .Airr i l l i i u lli rs P t s ;Esq. ...Rampton Crofts, 4 . A p m p b i l e e b s y i d , e ,iii Esq , . ; Esq- ; ,Lieutenant-Colonel- Frederick Gariqn r j t. e ; nd l ai Yi . 4iam Pre2lAiek Mi ebb; of e‘-'l. pJi: n.i . ar Yo i tls d i s t , rn E l s l. q --: .; 4tr i n r e G s e Ga crg rt e h o 3 r ,r b a y rs l h v a4 oo;bo f w j a r oneac l , of in i\ g , l ,l l., .AN6i.r., r, A..-- G corze Richard Griffiths, of ' Pone r:: i - E sq . ; _Wiliam Bulkeley, Hughes, of I'las Coch, E.. i• , Robert Davies, of Bwlehfeo, Esq. . , . —C ARlNTA.B.vorgsrrinm:--Jolin' Whitehead Gratcg, of Tani? Esq. ;.'o won Jos Ellis Nanny, o f c .li . , ' H h n n an o rg v , h e : E l s s 'a l :r . :, g ;a fr3 ll ; :s, : John Prieiti:ov. of BraichyLid -,.. _ i''' , .1.1.,q., P- :..: ~.- : -..;.----. - jani'es littrficastie,, of p en _ ~_•;:z., -1 . !,,.. 1,,- , t '.. - ,-,, r i John Tottenham, ,of • :•2 '..t.. 1:.11, near : ,( : ', '- •;• ; 1 : . ',..:11 .Rob t , f i-, li d Kilimr - l!, Aherg,ic, . ';• -}lCii E i of P.:dfai;, • - • • FURS. FRISBY, DYKE, and CO., respectfully an nonnee that the new portion of their premises Is oPen with a STOCK of FIRST-CLASS FURS, IPONSISTING GF RICA SABLE, ERMINE, & MINNIVER MUFFS, CUFFS AND BOAS; ALSO, 35 0 SUPERIOR BLACK MONKEY MUFFS, all considerably under value. 59 to 66, LORD-STREET. • • Al_ G .AND GREG OR Y . %,,„ have received, and arc now exhibiting, their ?iIANTLES, " JACKETS, SHAWLS, &c., to W ° 4ol l they respectfully }mite attention. 11 • and G. also beg to draw the attention of their -"ends and the Public - generally, to their STOCK of 1 1.1118 •> which is very superior. 00, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ROEDERER'S OLLBERATED CHAMPAGNES, CARTE BLANCHE, c‘kierv, NOIRE, CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED AT THE " ONDO N , " NOTICE. WO R K BO X E S 'AND' DESKS, , .01P WALNUT, itOSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY, In immense variety, for Gifts, ss. upward;. G. J. KEET, .88, 90, AND 92, RENSHAW-STREET.. nl6 Tli s E COLORS OF THE DAY. LADIES', GEIITLEMENS & JUVENILES' In frery Vartety. IJ ALSO CHEAP E.)EST GLOVES Ladies' "1 Parl' is. 6d. (9 , ,,„ Gentlemen's.. 3s. ~i4.........._ \ N„..._ c - a s; Dr. 2s. . e Church St.,l Jl-- --1' ...._ --..... . . _ • . TO LADIES. .. .. ELEGANCE AND . ECONOMY. . * r A S-H 16 N SI•F , O 11, `1 85 9. \ 4 S', • .. i t ti - E ND yN O n I sT D i N :37 l fr u o r : ' F B A o l l ° -11 " tr G eq . 4 London), , A b i l L - LINEt..; Dr.EssmAK - En, & 'MANTLE ?RAVER, I ,444 I , 4 , IC IiIILSTREET, lavka„e . oot. (between . Blootnrstreet t k i44 : i ttstreet), begs mol3t q.spe t c i l a ftli f iT he to co i n nforim ues t: n lii::ip ‘ „,. ‘in il e lfi, I t ) ,able' n( ll l l' s in vi DßE y gSES and - MANTLES,in N., p,, - ,., isian style, at moderate priPes• • ~ . Al - "irker-ct 4 Fall ner-square, between Bloom-street • . *Z lt 4l " (l etr ' ee r t e !' ' . . —Wedding al . Id Mourning orders promptly executed. rt,,________ . : --Inn , . • 0 t A , -; e0 ! TOBACCO !! TOBACCO!! .. 1 . 1 CHEAPEST IN LIVERPOOL. CIatCUT fin 101 i). r arcels) th......:it CUT s ' ,3 l) e l , - - 1 / 4 , AR§- (full flANfottr) • (Sell for 2d. eAch.) 13, 11,,,‘11 PETE,R_BATES, EBARN-Si'REET (Near Raiiway Station). TO PURCHASERS OF FURNITuRE, MR ORIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE, 12 , BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Have always a STOCK of well-seasoned FURNITURE and UPTVOLSTERY on hand, suitable for every class Residence. INSPECTION EARWESTLY INVITED. The £l6 WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, covered in Velvet or Damask, consists of SIX CHAIRS, COUCH, and TWO EASY CHAIRS, to be had only of the Ma. ufacturers MORRIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDD: .;G WARDIIOUSE, 12, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N.B.—Al. Goods Packed and Delivered Carriagc Free withii. Twenty Miles. RICH FRENCH MANTLES. • CRIPPS begs to solicit an inspection of his fresh arri veils of the graceful and elegant Long BLACK GLACE • '3l A NTL b. 8 . Now so much worn in Paris ; also, to the fresh Novelties in Light and :i-iespeTaive MANTLES, JACKETS, AND SCARFS FOR THE PRASENT. SEASON. J. C. also begs to state that his Manager of the Mantle Department has devoted mtve_b attention to the. ShapeA and Styles of MANTLES suitable for • M 0 U NING; he selection of the Silk, the application of the Crape, a - ad the general effect a"tht Mantles when finished will, therefore, be found very surtilor. THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DP,; SS WAREE:OUSE, r 4 in 16, BOLD;STREET, JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor. THE DRESS DEPARTMENT • AT J. CRIPPS' SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS "ESTABLISHMENT. Exquisite De ,v,s in • FRENCH MUSLINS, BAREGES, AND ALL TI [l; NEW FABRICS FOR LADIES' DRESSES. GREAT VARIETY OF MADE-UP FLOUNCED JLOBES, ONE GUINEA EACH, IN GOOD TASTE. BALL AND EVENING COSTUME. TRAVELLING AND. WEDDING DRESSES, AND COMPLETE DEPARTMENT FOR MOHRNING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. DRESSES 2EADE REQVIIIED. 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