Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-17 00:00:00

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LiS, l l trt g lemon A mom an ro, of alt erold • v of co ver, „ genun" .tere d l as " ti lted ier 9 pepo-, --------- • • its, at d Pewn° Its f• • Oa ing wer, to disorders Feet thi't prey e 4 spec iic• ure, este naciotia rivariablf cd, and: eying a p to ogiv_i body o f Y part order en tsu e diu 51 7e ‘ Dol- • • A d v i o '.o 0 0 . se nt, pad bat W. rye $ e se b. y len ne, Ken co , cost c oir T9 s iIa2A IF yi blv- - t he by h t Lele W , an., of 'AI, pie 'peer g eci d O4 0 414 erg Pir !I 01 if!. 13 1.- ' • St uff 0 0,0 %OA' 0 ' ?la Ce Ol d fa o e 10°9 of ,geiti i3le°soOt Le Is c lie Jle r ) i jO Or A S pelt A r s' JP;14 11 O el l Vt l 'Ool . • o' l loo 40. 6 , 4 ist od s. ir t op A-14- S.-- NOVEMBER, 17, Isso. gasDions. WINTER FASHIONS. JOHN 'WILLIAMS respectfully announces his return from Paris. The display of MILLINERY BONNETS, i s .4 l ) DRE N SSES, and MANTLES is NOW READY for aSPECTIO 33 and 35, CHURCH-STREET. FURS. FRISBY, DYNE, and CO., respectfully an nounce that the new portion of their premises is ' , OW open with a STOCK of FIRST-CLASS FURS, OONSISTINO GF iiiell SABLE, ERMINE, & MINNIVER MUFFS, CUFFS AND BOAS ; LSO, 3 50 SUPERIOR BLACK MONKEY MUFFS, all considerably under value. 58 to 66. LORD-STREET ,_ FASIJIONABLE MANTLES. W. WARREN respectfully solicits the Ladies 4 4pee soft s erpool, and surrounding neighbourhood, to an tion of the NEW STOCK OF MANTLES, JACKETS, &c. h rizial a i bove eonsist of the newest and choicest London and Novelties, and at prices extremely moderate. 30, BOLD STREET, Three doors above Messrs. Woolwright's. ---. __ I t GENTLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY FORRESTER. • GENTLEMEN'S SHIB.TMAKER & HOSIBR, G lo 65, CHURCII-STREET. m , GZtLEMEN7S LAMB'S WOOL SIIIRTS...3s to 106 6d each. 6 t 72 I I:E.MEN'S LAMB'S WOOL DRAWERS 3s 9d to Ss 9d „ G EN TLEMEN'S LAMB'S WOOL SOCKS 105 to Holier doz. .NTLEMEN'S LAMB'S WOOL STOCKINGS 153 to 368 „ .4rTLEMEN'S MERINO SHIRTS 3s to is 6d each. o v I s I _TLEItIEN'S MERINO DRAWERS 4 S 6 d to Is 6 d „ '''' 4 TLEMEN'S MERINO SOCKS las to 180 per doz. ,_ NO CREDIT GIVIIN. LADIES' BAGS. UST received a Large Consignment of LADIES B A G S, In:all the New Shapes, at unusually low prices. S. , ADAMS, 13, STREET, OPPOSITE OLD POSTOPFIOR-PLACE. DEPOT SPECIAL. Ak• Of FIN Es I4 ~,,.., 0 - ' 0 A C ' . KID GLCVES. ;i 4 .,4 5n . /' ..:?i-N. ALL USEFUL COLORS `S' %1 - \' ..sk and the most delicate MAUVE & MAZAG RAF7)I .. THE COLORS OF iHE DAY. LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S & JUVENILES' ~.....„......._ In every lariety. • ALSO CHEAP BEST GLOVES , Ladies' in Paris. 6d. ` l O Gentiemen's.. 3s. .t . ) . a DreSB 24. l e s, lurch St., l'l 'OUR GANTS-JOTTVIN, 4 o IN re, 04 1 114 PALACE 0 F FASHION, ESTABLIBITED FOR THE SALE OF 1' I NTER CLOTHING FIRST-CLASS WORKMANSHIP. PERFECT FIT. NEWEST STYLES. SUPERIOR. MATERIALS. 62, BYROM-STREET. (11 TO LADIES. ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY. FASHIONS FOR 1859. 4 TINDER DISTINOUTSHED PATRONAGE. l't ‘ .§ • REYNOLDS (from Bond-street, London), MILLINER, DRESSMAKER, & MANTLE MAKER, S . : 4 2 I iNER-STREET, LIVERPOOL (between Bloom-street LidiQ u aond-street), begs most respectfully to inform the .. a( Liverpool and its vicinity, that she continues to Net:'` inimitable" TIT in DRESSES and MANTLES, in 'll2 Parisian style, at moderate prices. 'acl 41 A i alkner-street, Falkner-square, between Bloom-street l'f u load-street. Wedding and Mourning orders promptly executed. . I* —_ anl l M it. T. H. BUTTERS, ISURGEON-DENTIST, 48, PERCY-STRSET. B. has a Vacancy for an Articled Pupil. tfo 4A-MS'S NEW PURSES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ♦T CHURCH-STREET, 6 2, (Three doors below Parker-street) PRIZES hare been awarded to BRADFORD'S i t 4 i tx AT.ENT WASHING MACHINE, during the lent mix I tto;; S ePtembor 30th, 1819. A tolerably correot proof of TiIOMAS BRADFORD, PATENTEE, v I'ICE—CATHEDRAL STEPS, XANCHESTER; WORKS—QUEEN-STREET, SALFORD- Deseription and price free by poet ECONOMIC LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, 1,. BRIDGE -STREET, BLACKFRIARS. LONDON. Established 1823. `qa N , o 7 6 st rates of Premium on the Mutual Systera. urge of the Profits divided every Fifth Year. I 5 Mounting to £1,840,000. k e s Additions in 1859 (which. averaged 465 per cent, f a u.ooo.,r . einiums paid) amounted to 4471,000, the sum of ' m e an:"ing been added as Banns at previous Divisions. . 41 4 144 e 1 Income exceeds £260,000. ALEXANDER MACDONALD, Secretary. Tv. 1 6cr,„.., ...T. 0. COOPER and Ron, 1 , Rumford-street. Z RinrJ. C. and A. W. DYER, 43, Market-street. tton E. WEST. tts V • STATIONERY, &c., AT WHOLESALE PRICES. *,,gr6shi o ,.. l ' l G CARDS, 60 Beet, Printed present ion, plate included, for 2s. sent free by post on receipt • n et, u 26 R edding Cards for Lady and Gentleman, 50 each, n et, SO 6, -- uossed Envelopes; and Maiden Name Printed inside, - "0 4 ,.• 6. 4 1168 inese Card Plate Engraved , and 1,000 Printed, • '64-.6a10a, earn Laid or Blue Note Paper, 2s. 3d., 45., and ss. k 041. 4 4: ...lack Bordered Ditto, 4s. 6d. and Bs.; India Note Zd 6 6. ; Sermon Paper, 4s. 6d. and 65.; Straw a i_ •° l l es 34 1 eald-koolse.p76. per Ream ; Superior Cemented ."•tlMses:', o *:, ~ 6d., and 6s. per 1,000 ; the Patent Safety kJ:674 44 er a iilTei cannot be. Opened without detection, Note as s. la. 6d. per Gross; Copy Books, 2s. and 38. 1?e .the 141,, 7 Ruling; Cyphering Books, 6s. and 9s. per ajki rosy Gutta Percha Pens, for all Hands, 6d. per Per D o m, or 4s. per Gross; Best Drawing Pencils,. , kiietti tis,• 1-.)° zen ; Stencil plates for Marking Linen, Books, ls. •, Name Plate, 28.; set of Moveable tla, t • Crest ,ss. Post Free ; Embossing Presses zitu-6c -• Agar -61 stamping Paper, &c., with Initials, Crest, Nivo ,Zess 15s. only. Orders (must contain a Re 11Zeletiyii e ettrriage Paid to any Railway Station or "kirk e and Kingdom. Address WILLIAM RABEY, • - I ' 4s rt t..floner , /te , No. 1 Church-street, London. At 94 LA RUE'S PLAYING CARD S , B°4 4 by • /it Per pack. A large assortment on hand. kA WDSLEY and SON, 4, Quitle-stroel. Pteis, &r. THE PALATINE DINING-ROOMS, 25, CABLE-STREET. rpHE PROPRIETOR, in thanking his Patrons for the support they have afforded him, informs them that during the GAME SEASON he is providing the "delicacies" each day at his usual low rates of Charges; and he trusts that the attention paid to oach department by EXPERIENCED SERVANTS, under HIS OWN SUPERINTENDENCE, will so toad to the comfort of his Friends as to insure a con tinuance of their favours. 25, CABLE-STREET. VISITORS to LONDON are respectfully informed that they will find excellent aecomniodation, together with the quiet of a home, at MRS. WILBY'S BOARDING HOUSE, 15, BLOMFIELD-STREET, FINSBURY. Bed and Breakfast, 2s. 6d. to pURE DEVONSHIRE CIDER. ROUGH CIDER on SALE at " THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE, In Casks and Quart and Pint Bottles. THE BEST P 0R T WINE FOR INVALIDS AT THE "L O N D O N," CLAYTON-SQUARE. RADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL D D DINING-ROOMS, 6, MOOR-STREET. The BILL of FARE, each day, will be found ample and of supenor quality. BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &c. WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS, OF FIRST-CLASS QtrALITY ONLY. N.B.—No Fees to Waiters. ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR. Secured by Royal Letters Her Majesty's -4045,1,11,1,... Patent. EVANS'S IMPROVEMENT IN HANSOM CABS. TAMES EVANS begs to inform the gentlemen of eLiverpool and its vicinity that his New Patent in HANSOM CABS can now be seen at his Carriage Manufaotory, 32 and 34, TARLETON-STREET, and respectfully solicits an inspection. f 3 NOTICE. WORKBOXE , S AND DESKS, WALNUT, ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY, In immense variety, for Gifts, sa. upwards. - G. J. KEET, 88, 90, A2:D . 92, RENSHAW-STREET. nl6 SMOKEY CII I M NEYS. CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL. SMOKEY CIIIMNEYS EFFECTUALLY CURED. KITCHEN RANGES, BOILERS, and GRATES, of all descriptions FIXED and REPAIRED ea the most improved principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES, &c., 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 of hand from 10s. Od. upwards. 52de024 pOIITUSINESS CARDS and CIRCULARS PRINTED on the shortest notice by GRIFFIN and lI‘GIIIE, Suscessors to Charles Willmer,) GENERAL Pannsas, 15, H JOHN-STREET. N.B.—BOOKBINDING and STATIONERY. ADAMS'S TWO SHILLING PRAYER BOOK, Round in VELVET, with RIMS, CLASP, and TABLET. 63, CHURCH-STREET, (OrrosrpE OLD POSTOFFT(IE-PLA6E.) LAW BUSINESS.---UNITED STATES. THE Undersigned, having formed connections in various portions of the United States, possesses peculiar tagities for the COLLECTION of CLAIMS, and the TRANS ACTION of GENERAL BUSINESS in all parts of the Ameri can Union. Address C. W. L., 520, Walnut-street, Philadelphia. The highest references given at the office of this paper. tts BEST WORTLEY FIRE-BRICKS PRESSED WHITS BUILDING BRICKS, TILES, QUARRIES, FIRE-CLAY CHIMNEY TOPS, And PATENT GLAZED SANITARY TUBES. Apply direct' to the Manufacturers, THE FARNLEY IRON COMPANY, 91, REIN SHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. Orders for Export promptly executed. d nU GEORGE TURNER, WAITBR. PILIVATE FAMILIES ONLY. 12 9, rARK-ROA D , (OPPOSITE ST. HUM TRH BAPTMWS maraca.) WEDDING BREAKFASTS, DINNER AND ETENENG PARTIES ATTENDED. 117 ADAMS'S One Stilling POCKET BOOK; Containing ALMANACK, MEMORANDUM BOOK, Placa for Postage and Reeeipt Stamps, Pencil, Pockets, and Forms for Roeeipts, neatly made of loather, -with elastic band. ADAMS'S, 83, CHURCH-STItEET, Orr PosTorrics-pLAcx. 2120 MILNERS' HOLDFAST & FIRE RESIST ING SAFES (non -conducting, vfrpourising, and com pensating, double, treble, and quadruple chambered,) with all the improvements under their Quadruple Patents of 1840- 83-54, and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof, Drill Proof, Hard Steel Plate, covered unpickable Solid Locks and Lock Cases and Doors, without which no safe is secure. THE STRONGEST, aswr, AND CISZAPEST SATIGVARDS AGAINST ROBBSRT AND FIRS. Upwards of 50,000 of Milners' Holdfasts keep the Cash, Books, Deeds, and Plate of Liverpool, Manchester, Glas gow, Belfast, Leeds, Bradford, &c. MILITRRS' PR(ENIX (212 0 ) SAYE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, The moat extensive and complete in the world, employing more hands, (assisted by powerful, original, and elaborate machinery, and seventy-horse steam-power,) producing more Safes than all the other Safe-makers together, and now cap able of sheltering one thousand workmen under their wings. Milners' London Depot, 48A, Moorgate-street, City. 2 Circulars free by poet. L-verpeel Shaw Rooms, 6 and 8, Lord-street. LAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH STANDS UNRIVALLED. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS ! ! ! WitOLDSALE A.GHNTS. ILUMES AND CO. THE LARGEST AND CECEAPEST NEW AND SECOND-HAND CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL, KENDAL HOUSE, 96, IN'HITECHAPEL. T ACKS ON, New and Second-hand CLOTHES tj DEALER, „of 47, BROWNLOW-HILL, respeetfully intimates that, with the view of extending his business, he has adopted the extensive premises, 96, Whitechapel, which he has OPENED in connection with his present Establishment, as a WHOLESALE and RETAIL DEPOT for NEW and SECOND-HAND CLOTHING of the very choicest and best description and quality. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING in every variety. 1311PriiVI) A 000 D PLAYING CARD, at Is. fxl. and Is. 9d. per pack. Mold b 7 MAWDSLEY an.d SON, 4, Cantle-atrect. NORTHERN DAILY TIMES ROYAL CHARTER, STORM 26 OCT., 1859. " Oh ! that my words were written in a book, that they were graven with an iron pen in lead in the rock for ever ?"---Jon. R. ESPEY'S MAP of the STORM at LIVERPOOL, in 1839, with Notes thereon, by WILLrAm DANSON; for the educational benefit of the rising generation, in connection with the commercial classes, especially those who c oose the Trades and Professions collateral with the Mercantile Marine Association, Shipowners, Captains, and Mariners ; and stating its reference to Gs.w.rHooP's LIVERPOOL JOURNAL, 25th December, 1841, as taken from the Athenaeum for 1840. IN ALL THE LIVERPOOL PUBLIC LIBRARIES. MAP, showing the course of the wind in Great Britain, on the night of the 6th January, 1859, between the hours of 10 and 12. • 13 ,m., S.E. AO to 12, S.S.E. ;annah driven on shore at 8 p.m., by 'ong, E. of soutk, till one in the 2 at night. ditto. 1 S.E. in night, and continued so, .er midnight. by E., high wind. E. of south to S.W. at 10 p.m. :h and day of 7th, N.W. 6th and 7th a hurricane, N.W. ditto. ,d 7th, N.W. till 11 at night, N.W. N.W. N.W. to N. S.W. 12, night of 6th, S.W. h till lh. 30m. a.m., of 7th . midnight. no S.S.E. after 10. : at night of 6th. never registered by captains in • should be booked every hour 1 1 -- C The Study of Storms specially recommended to be taught in the Liverpool Corporation and all Public Schools in the United Kingdom, same as in the United States of America. By WILLIAM DANSON, 6, Shaw-street, Liverpool, (Life Member British Association, 1839.) The above Map inserted in " GORE's DIRECTORY " (p. 77) to save life and property. A Copy of the Map on card-board was left at the office of Messrs. James Baines and Co., on the 21st May, 1859, for Captain Taylor ; was placed on the counter with other papers, so, the gentleman that received stated,he would be sure to get it. TO PURCHASERS OF FURNITURE. MORRIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING W 1110 U S E . BERRY-STREET, LIV-ERPOOL Have always a STOCK of well-seasoned FURNITURE and UPHOLSTERY on hand, suitable for every class Residence. INSPECTION EARNESTLY INVITED. The 416 WALNUT DRAWING-ROOM SUITB, covered in Velvet or Damask, consists of SIX CHAIRS, COUCH, aid TWO:EASY OHAIRS, to be had only of the Manufacturers MORRIS AND CO., GREAT NORTHERN FURNITURE, CARPET, AND BEDDING WARDHOUSK, 12, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. N.8.---All Goods Packed and Delivered Carriage Free within Twenty Miles. I s ----'-- - \ - -; VI .._} ~.-, ' \...7 1. Romney—strong at Bpa 2. Thwaite—strong from 1( ...--, 15 < - e?" , ... 3. Southwold—The Susann , Alli , a south-east wind. ,-, .T . , ../ 4. Birmingham—wind strc 5. Manchester—S.E. till 12 . v- - , 44 1 t \-- , ) II 6. Leeds—ditto ,z'''''N. 7. Bridlington—got round blowing a gale, till afte , V 8. Whitby—at 10a p.m. S. 1 !`.' , 9. Berwick—changed from 0 0 1) N..J - .. ‹,,, . 10. Dundee—on night of 6th re ~ --11. Montrose—all night of 6: •:-. a / 12. Aberdeen—ditto ~.V 12 13. Cape Wrath—all 6th and 1a 14. Scewrie—evening of 6th ... O 15. Isle of Glan—at 11 p.m., Cll. 16. Lismore—night of 6th, T 17. Corsewell-6 p.m. to 12, -ci O 18. Strangford, Ireland—at 1 •E 19. Mull of Galloway—south cd 10 20. Calf of Man—S.S.W. till a 21. Liverpool—changed fron o ( c --... .—.. 1 9 , 22. Plymouth—S.W. till 12 a O N.B.—The dew point n: To general, and the Barometer *2 e ) ' in all cases. , .... -cs 17 ca ... , - I. 18 ,---- • = 19 Li j \ - , - , .7 —r? at .- " xi II t ? 4 20 Qi I a ..4 i 5 fs--'111::- " - - - - 7.'. ea (j L if- z i. , , a ( ‘ 4 Li %"''- N ~. O --i T., k ) 3 11 : 3 i ,-,: a.) , a/ --- -- a, ) i. .., ./ -11 , / ' —*--- __A_.2.-' C ,- / , cs . 2 g --, --',— be ''----__ _„,--'' --,...., COA L ! COA L ! COA L ! ISAAC SIMM, COAL MERCHANT HEAD OFFICE--6, CASTLE-STREET. BRANCII OFFICE-38, •BRUNSWICK-ROAD. 2tEST HOUSE COALS ................................................... 15s. Od. per Ton. SECOND QUALITY DITTO ................. . ....................... 13s. Gd. „ The above Prices include Delivery, CARTAGE, FREE, within Throe Miles train the Exchange, Liverpool. A DISCOUNT of FIFE PER CENT. is allowed o n all Aecounts paid at the Office, 6, CASTLE-STREET, within One Month, from delivery of the Coal. AOANTS—E. JACKSON, 43, St. James's -road. M. A. LLOYD, 101, Islington. C. BROSTER, Post-office, Stanley. PRIZE MEDAL LIQUID HAIR Dyg.—ONLY ONE APPLICATION; INSTANTANNOUS, INDELIBLE, lIARNILESS, AND SC_ENTLESB. D . saw , Post Free, as. ad, and 65., direct from E. F. Lasonsi..x's Laboratory, 72, Marro>i n swing's, Lotman. 8.0. " ]Zr. Langdale's preparations are, to our mind, the most extraordinary prod uc ti ons o f mo d ern wisolistry.”--/71?istrated Lomioa ifews t July 19, 1851. A long and i nteresting report on the Products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory, by a Special Scientific Commission from the., Editor of the Lanett, will be found in that Journal of Saturday, anu —ry 1857. A oo py will be foi-warded for two stamps. AGENTS W AN TED. mwfjlyl6 COAL! COAL!! COAL!! THOMAShasalwapa su li ppfy T of tl j e E 11 BEST ORRELL AND °TILER WIGAN COAL DY,LIVERED IN TOWN OR COUNTRY. LEEDS-S T it EET 4 3 , QUALITY THE TEST OF CHEAPNESS. ~. s:':, Chadin. COMMERCIAL AACADEMY, • 30, EPWORTR-STREET, ER,SKTNE-STREET, LOW-HILL. THE Course of Instruction •is conducted in the easiest and most efficient manner ; and comprises a thorough and complete course of ENGLISH STUDIES, with the CLASSICS and FOREIGN LANGUAGES. Cards of terms may be had on appliention. G RIF FIN AND Af‘GHIE, (SUCCASSORS TO CHARLES WILLMAR ' ) GENERAL LETTERPRESS & LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, STATIONERS, BOOKBINDERS, ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURERS, &c., CHATHAM BUILDINGS, 15, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LIVERPOOL, PRINTERS OF THE "NORTHERN DAILY TIMES," AT 40, LEIGH-STREET, At which Office Orders may be left, and wilt receive the best attention. Every description of Book, Mercantile, and General PRINTING executed in the first style, and on the most economical terms. The utmost despatch guaranteed in the Printing of Com mercial Circulars, Catalogues, and other Work, whore speed is neeessary. Placards, from a single sheet to fifty-sheet double-royal (plain or in colours), executed in the best manner, and at the lowest remunerative scale of charges. Every other description of Commercial, General, and Fancy Printing, at equally moderate rates. CANDLES ! ! CANDLES! ! WILLI AM II AUGHTON, WAX AND TALLOW CHANDLER, 16 . 5, CHESTER-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, WORKS-TRANMERE POOL. W. 11. 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. )4d9 B RUSHES, TUBS, BASKETS, &c. RALPH'S WHITE COOPERY, BRUSH, AND BASKET WAREHOUSE, 19, RANELAGII-STREET. PERAMBULATORS in great variety. RALPH'S Improved CHURNS, BEEHIVES, &e. .jeau26d WHEN YOU WANT Genuine LEFT- 0F F CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S, 92, Great Croashall street, three doors from Byrom-street. ADAAIS'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. CHURCH-STREET, THREE DOORS BELOW PARKER-STRRBT. NOW SOLD AT A REDUCTION OF TWENTY PERCENT. THE ORIGINAL FOOD FOR CATTLE. Invaluable in promoting the condition of HORSES AND CATTLE. (See Testimonials.) INVENTED by Mr. J. Fawcett, Albert Works Strangeways, Manchester, and MANUFACTFRED B H M during seventeen months, FOR " THORLEY." Rl4O 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-office Order. Carriage paid to any Railway Station for 40s. cwt. Casks containing 450 Feeds; and 465. cwt. Casks containing 450 Feeds in packages. THE ROYAL PATENT CAKE FOR CATTLE Will be found superior to Oil Cake, or any other material for feeding and fattening Stock. Two tons are equal to three of Linseed Cake; and its NUTRITIVE value, as compared with the best'llay, is as E i ght to One.--(For proof see Chemical Analysis and Testimonials.) Price £l2 10s. per Ton, free to Rail in Manchester. TRIAL CASES, containing l cwt., including case, FOR WARDED on receipt of Post-office Order for 20s. BRITISH AMMONIACAL GUANO, in Bags ...£6 10s. per ton PHOSPFIATED AMMONIACAL GUANO, 1 816 103. „ in Bags SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, in Bags ... 7 10s. „ VITRIOLIZ ED PERUVIAN GUANO, in Bags, 12 10s. „ Agent in Liverpool : Mr. R. PFARCE, 58, New Wapping. Messrs. THOS. RETIGAN & CO., Sole Inventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers, Albert Works, Strangeways. Offices: Albert-buildings, Corporation-street, Manchester. Influential applications for AciErrer Es from unrepresente iv is tricts will be entertained and Liberal Terre% accorded. NINETEEN YEARS' PRACTICE IN ENGLAND. Now Resident Six Years in Liverpool. el 0 R N S! C ORNS! CORNS Instantaneously Removed without Pain, by MR, SIEMMS, SKILFUL CHIROPODIST, 36, SLATER-STREET. Corns extracted by the root—fee 2a. 6d. Hours of Attendance, Attendance, from Ten a.m., till Six p.m. TOMATA AS FOOD AND MEDICINE. PR. BENNETT, of Edinburgh, a professor of celebrity, considers the Tomata an invaluable article diet, and ascribes to it important medical properties. Ist. That the Tomata is one of the most powerful aperients of the liver and other organs; where calomel is indicated. it is probably one of the most effective and the least harmful remedial agent known to the profession. 2nd. That a chemical extract will be obtained from it that will supersede the use of calomel in the cure of disease. 3rd. That he has successfully treated diarrhosa with this article alone. 4th. That when used as an article of diet it is almost sovereign for dyspepsia and indigestion. sth. That it should be constantly seed for daily food; either cooked, raw, or in the form of catsup, it is the most healthy article now in use.—Prepared and sold by J. C. Savona and Co., Liverpool and London ; and to be had of all respeetable Grocers and Sauce Vendors. One, [ADVERTISEMENT.] FRIENDLY SOCIETY REVELATIONS. A meeting of the officers and friends of the Royal Philan thropic Society was held on Monday night, at the office of the societr, Finch-street. The Secretary, in opening the proceedings, said that the present meeting was called to inquire into certain false and malicious state ments which had been circulated with the view of injuring the society. Placards had emanated from another society, and were two in number. The follow ing are the main facts of the first case as set forth in the placard. Michael McHugh entered his father-is-law as a member of the Philanthropic Society; and accord ing to the rules was entitled to the sun of £3 is twenty six weeks from the time of his entrance. The father in-law died on the very day twenty-six weeks after he had entered the society. The son-in-law thinking himself entitled to the funeral allowance, made application to the secretary, who told him that he was not entitled to the. allowance, as his father-in-law was two days short of being a half member. Sack was the subject of the first document, to which was appended the son-in-law's mark. There was also a postscript to the effect that, after belonging to the society for some twelve or thirteen years, not one penny was received on the present occasion. The secretary, after reading the placard, proceeded to ex plain how the case really stood, which, he said, was as follows :--The father-in-law ' J. Hutt, was entered into the society three years ago by his son, and was again entered by the daughter some twenty-weeks previous to his death. The claim of the son beings uat one, was paid; that of the daughter not being valid, was refused. He produced the books of the society, by which it was apparent that the twenty-si , x weeks • wer e not completed at the tune •Of Hutt s death. Th e second placard related to Barbara M 'Coombe, and bore her mark. It stated that the society had the es re fused to pay a just claim of £ l2 , giving instead only Le., Mrs. M'Coombe was .present at' the m ee ti ng , and, in reply to the secretary, most distinctly denied having affixed, re her mark to th e d ocument, and adds. thate time the of one man'sad to entrance nature. The secretary said th a t b y t h e entry ma d e at th tweouald,at differenthis be fifty, in w hi c h case £6 was t h e proper allowanee. Even now , if S u ffi c i en t evid ence cou ld b e brought to show that the m a n was younger, he was , her wa his of age quite quite willing to pay the balance: He thought it was most unjust and dishorresefor any society to take advan tage of a woman's ignoranceby making her sign that which she did not believe. The placards having been published 'he thought it but justice to the society and the public that the refutation should be published also. He thought that such infamous documents could only have originated from spite, and he would warn the public to ho tai their guard against any society which recourse to yich schemes for blackening tho tolaraeter of an houeBt, society like the prezert. After r ouc further dis clugion,-. a refutation of the -plueards ma., drawn up, Ligned by Barbara M'Coombe . ', after which the meeting separated. nl6 ' Tho Bristol Mercury announces that Mr. George Underfield, varnish manufacturer, of that city, has had a daughter born to him, the thirty-third child since the battle of Trafalgar, at which he was present. A lawyer in a northern burgh some time ago wrote a letter to his correspondent in Inverness, from which the following is an extract :—" There was a concatenation of circumstances which led to a congeries of offences, and combined together, led to one general result, and hence the accumulated claim of damages for £200." Inverness Courier. PICTURES FOR TILE NATIONAL GALLERY.-At the recent sale of Count Stolberg's pictures at Soder, in Hanover, two very beautiful Ruysdaels were bought for the National Gallery, at the respecti ve prices of £l,lBO and £1,600. The pictures represent grand waterfalls, and were probably painted as companion pictures, being of the same size, if not from the same locality. The British Government is drawinc , largely on th e white oak forests of Virginia. Over 300 men are now employed in getting the timber in the mountains near Rowlesburg, on the Cheat River, which is to be used for gun carriages. The contractor has orders which it will take two years to fill. The Cheat River oak is said to be the best yet imported into England, and far sur passes the Canada oak, which it is fast superseding.— New York Courier and Inquirer. PEnsu..—Letters from Erzeroum state that the cold weather has already set in, and that snow has begun to fall. The same advices report that his Majesty the Shah of Persia had left Tabreez to return to the capital. The Persian Government had despatched a high digni tary of state to proceed to the frontiers of Azerbigian to meet his Excellency Sir Henry Rawlinson, her Britannic Majesty's minister to the Persian Court, and conduct his Excellency to Teheran. THE FAMILY or JOE SMITH.—The Boston Courier says :—" The family of the great Mormon . prophet, Joe Smith, still dwell in Nauvoo. No persuasions can pre vail on them to remove to Utah. His widow has married again, and with her husband keeps the Man sion-house, the only house of entertainment the city affords. The eldest son, who bears his father's name of Joseph, is a justice of the peace, and a useful and much-respected citizen. Great inducements have been offered him to remove to Great Salt Lake City, but he steadily resists all such importunities." NEW COINAGE.—A Florence letter says :—" I hear from very good reliable sources that the Tuscan Govern ment had sent to the French mint an order for coining the new decimal coinage which is presently to become the currency in Tuscany, and connect this country ii its monetary arrangements with France, Piedmont, Switzerland, and Belgium. The Hotel de la Monnaie had accepted the order, but was prevented by Count Walewski from executing it. The order has, therefore, been forwarded to the Royal Mint in London, which accepted and is now executing it, without any scruple of its own, or any hindrance from her Majesty's Government. The delay occurring in the introduction of the new coin must be ascribed to this very singular conduct of the French Government." DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH A CONVICT.—On Monday, Mr. Raynor, the chief warder of the New Bailey Prison, Manchester, conveyed a prisoner, named James Garner, who was under sentence of transporta tion for eight years, from Salford to the Wakefield House of Correction. They proceeded by the 12.30 train, and, when under one of the tunnels, the prisoner, a powerful man, made a desperate attack on the officer. Although ironed, the prisoner contrived to kick, and bite, and struggle with such violence as to place Ray nor in a very dangerous position. On arriving at a station, Raynor appealed to the guard for assistance ; but the appeal was disregarded, and he had to continue his journey unprotected against his desperate and unde sirable companion, who only relaxed his ferocity from sheer exhaustion, and was at length safely lodged at his destination. SINGULAR DISLOCATION OF THE NECK.—Some two weeks since, at Louisville, Kentucky, an elderly German fell during the night down a steep flight of steps, and struck the side of his head against the wall at the landing. He was taken up insensible and carried to his room. It was found on elamination, when he became conscious, that he was paralysed in all those parts of his body below the neck, and that his neck was broken. He remained in this condition something over five days, conversing freely with his attendants, and describing to them all the sensations which he had. His attending surgeons made an attempt to set the neck, but were obliged to desist, on account of suffocation coming on whenever the head was brought into its natural position. Between the fifth and sixth days the nurses undertook to move him for the purpose of changing his linen, and in doing so the head-was unwittingly turned so that the neck was straight. Death took place instantly. FIVE MEN NEARLY SUFFOCATED.—About three o'clock en Monday morning, the engineer of the steamer Ruby, plying between Greenock and Helensburgh, while lying inside of the steam-boat quay, was awoke by loud snortings proceeding from the forecastle, from which he was only separated by a thin wooden partition. He get up to see what was the matter, and, after enter ing the berth where the five men were sleeping, he proceeded to shake the one who was making most noise —all of them groaning more or less heavily. He failed to rouse the first man, and trying the others he was alike unsuccessful. Getting alarmed, he opened the port holes, and being a powerful man; he dragged them severally up the stairs and laid them upon the deck in an ap parently insensible state, two of them being stiff from spasmodic muscular contraction. He then ran for assist ance, and on returning with Dr. Lochead the men had all somewhat recovered. They now chiefly complained of headache, giddiness, sleepiness, unpleasant taste in the mouth, and one or two vomited. The one who had slept nearest the door was least affected ; but he, though quite conscious all along, and aware of his aiid his comrades' danger, was totally unable to bestir him self or give any alarm. It appears that before going to bed they had inconsiderately closed every aperture by which a breath of air could be admitted, and a fire being left burning in the stove in the middle of the apartment, exhaustion must soon have supervened. POST-OFFICE ROBBERIES IN FRANCE.—A post-office clerk, named Mention, was on Saturday tried by the Court of Assizes for stealing money letters. Very many such letters having been missed from the post-office vans on the Havre and Cherbourg railways, to which for the last three years the prisoner was attached, suspicion at length fell on him, and on the 26th July, a letter, having the appearance of containin g money, addressed to an imaginary person at a place near Clivers, was put into a heap which the prisoner had to sort, and that letter was missed; it, however, turned up after a while, but had evidently been opened. On that the man was arrested, and in his lodgings, which were searched, were found twelve Bank of France notes, one of 500 f., the others of 100 f, several Terftiat notes; upwards of 9,000 f. in-French gold coin„ 112 American dollars, 14 English sovereigns, some C in hole beneathhis it were found 24 , 100 f. in bank notes , and 20 Western Rail- fornia, and Spanish pieces , a nd a great number of French and foreign postage stam p s which had been torn from the letters. In ad dition, on the indication of a y oun g w w h a o s ui r removed, vweadsintimate, , and w ay bonds of the nominal value of 500 f. each. The m an was forced to admit that all this m one y, and all the securities, with the excepti on o f 5,500 E, came from letters stolen by him. H e was d ec l are d guilty and con demned to eight ye ars ' h ar d l a b our a nd 500 f. fine ; all chimney-piece the money and securities seized, with the.exception of the 5,400 f. which he proved to be hisproperty, were be sides ordered to be given up to the post-office. '" - THE INEXTINGUISHABLE SIGNAL LIGHTS. ----011 Mon dayex evening.,:i isiI wi ihFehrliilandSilep 4 ea a i n e d . inextinguish ablesurprisingerlsirgeiniai lights, h is indestructiblethe Brtinsviick Pier, Blackwall, by order of the committee of the Royal National Life=boat Institution. There were present on the occasion Captain Robertsen,. R.N., surveyor to the -ef Traderwith-Air.—Graliarn, MmiraLM`Carthy, Captain Ward, and Mr• Lewis, of the National Life boat Institution, and other gentlemen. We so recently noticed these admirable experiments on the Serpentine in that° colums in "detail, that it is unnecessa r y to re peat a description of them. It will be sufficient to say that, as on the occasion alluded to, they were alike brilliant and successful, and indicated by their luminous intensity, even in the'dense fog that on Monday prevailed over the reaches of the river, how highly usWL a purpose they will soon subserve for the protection of shipping on our coasts and' as beacon - lights, -in the -event of- ship wreck, for saving property and life. The gentlemt z present appeared to form an extremely favourable opinion of the experiments,.which will be repeated for their satisfaction an an early occasion, and on a larger scaly, with the view of ascertaining how far they may be of service in communicating between the shore and ships in distress, and wl ether, for that purpose, it will he impossible to throw them out to ships at sea in dis tress, like shrapaell shells, from a mortar. ROEDERER'S CELEBRATED CHAMPAGNES, CARTE BLANCHE, CARTE NOIRE, CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED AT THE "LONDON," CI. AYTON-SQUARE. MANTLE AND MILLINERY ROOMS, BOLD-STREET. I tts MRS. 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