Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-12 00:00:00

THlmportant. Just Published, price 3d, Post-fre e 4d , E " SECRET PRECEPTOR," or it treatise on the symptoms, cause, and cu - e of debility. Certain diseases and decay, whether the re'ult of climate or other ".l3e, by Dr. EVE RED, who may be consulted as u n.. 1, fr, , m Nine iaorning till Ten E ven i ng, at 17, Upper Pitt-street two doors from Great George's -squa re , Li verpool. ~.., ON THE TREATMENT AND CURE OF SPERMA TORRHCE A. AN F SSA Just Publ'shed, Price Is. Fre;DEBI 16 stamps. Y on NERVOIJS LITY, with plain instructions for an entirely new mode of self treatment, and an exposition of the frauds practised by those who advertis e a speedy, safe, and effectual cure of Nervous derangement, By Dr. J. SU rTON, (Author of "‘ Quackery Unmasked.") OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. Ift," We have much pleasure in calling attention to this Work, and especially recommending it to the sufferer from this alarming and ..e -destroying malady, inasmuch as the author handles his Subject 111 an U nexceptionable and scientific manner."—lifedical Gazette. "Dr. Sutton is well known to English readers as the Anther of -Yeaakry Unmasked,' and we there'ore have great pleasure in 'commending this Essay to general attention ; for, ES far as we can PPFather, from sound medical opinion, the author's novel treatment ears to b e f oun d ed on scientidc principles , and hi evidently well der st ands the subject on whi c h h e wr i tes, having cured several aPParently hop e les s cas s."—Edinbu gh Review. A ddress Dr. Sutton, 15. Frederick -place, Boswell-street, London. UAIATER DRESS, FOR GENTLEMEN AND JUVENILES, THE GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM, NUMBER THREE, CHURCH -STREET• At the above Establishment, Gentlemen willEfind an unusual,/ large display of DRESS ADAPTED TO ANY AND EVERY PURPO S E , A N D AT ALMOST EVERY PRICE. T A L M A S, IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM SUBSTANCES. THE AMERICAN SAC, A NEAT AND LOOSE-FITTING GARMENT, IN TWEEDS, MELTONS, AND SUMMER CLOTHS. The Tenth Edition, with Prescriptions in English. Post free for Four Stamps. QUACKERY UNMASKED, being a complete exposition cf t''.e frauds, imposit'ons, and dearTtions nwt`sed by a gang of ignorant pretenders, who advertise a speedy, safe and effectual cure of diseaes, and under assumed names and Professional mask carry on a row- iniquitous system of extortion. By JOHN SUTTON, M.B.C.S. WALKING AND SHOOTING COATS, IN MIXED CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, AND DOESKINS. A LPACCA COATS.. LINEN BLOUSES.. ....from 9s. 6d. upwards. ..........from 4s. 6d. ,9 TROUSERS and VESTS in endless variety. OP THE PRESS. - " The a u th or has Conferred a just boon on suffering humanity by osing the nefarious p. actices of ignorant imposters who advertise to cure a dlease of *which, is reality, they know nothing."—Herald, June 6, 1857. " Wia prove useful to thousands, to whom, We especially recom blend it."—Sun. "1f others in the healing art would follow the imitation shown them by Dr. Sutton, Quackery's career would be short-lived." —Critic. "We cannot too highly compliment the author upon hit firm and fearless purpose."—Lancet, May 29, 1857. "The author (Dr. Sutton,) receives and deserves our warmest thanks for this fall exposition of quacks."— Weekly Despatch, June E. 1 857. CAUTION, --Beware of a piracy of this essay by an ignorant pre tender, who has absconded, to avoid pi oceedings, and now MaIiCIOUS)y vilifies Dr. Sutton's rept:Llß:kn. h ead this exposure, startling in the extreme. of this fellow and his gang.—Address Dr, Sutton, 15, Predell ektplace, Goswell.street, London. THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT Ie doerving of especial notice not only for the Varied Designs in Style and Material, but for the Economy which pervades this Department throughout. NOTE THE ADDRESS:- NUMBER THREE, TRE DOMESTIC STEAM WASHING MACHINE (Patent), manufactured solely by ROBERT Aignsasox AND Co., 74, Duke-street, I iverpool. The a dvantagesrof this maet.in e over o th ers are— _ Piret,---The clothes are mere l y pat into the compartments in bulk requiring no arranging whatever. Seecnd,—The machine is turned easily by hand; the position of the articles bein upon changed continual l y, allows the steam or boiling water to act all parts. 4 airti, ot water. —lt can be affixed to the ordi nary wash-honse b o il er f or . For Private families, schools, &e., Re., this a chine is invaluab'e. B oiler for st eam i s sup,lied at an extra costm cf £2 10s., rendering '; Perfect and complete for the thorough cle ans i ng o f t h e f i nest and coarsest articles, and saving nearly 60 pe r cen t. i n soap a l one, to say z othing of the wear and tear consequent cn the use of other machines. 11.13.—A machine Ott d up ran be seen at our works for a short time. An Agent wanted for Liverpool and vicinity. A liberal commission Paid. CORNS. Al R . SIEM MS C , fi th l e ß o o rt p l i - I ;i l u i a T lified SURGEON ite, t_ Resid-ence--36, SLATER STREET, LIVERPOOL, . Sab yer ," !nform the Ladies and Gentlemen and his Subscribers, that his Annual d en _ phon List is still open, and Mr. S. will be happy to attend at their own rem tur7o.2 or at his own consulting rooms, for those diseases consisting of Corns, ea,ls, cualigi:7BDoro.rined Nails. Terms, from One to Four Guineas per auniun. An i2.oprris es truc i t c e l €l7, ll ; the roots for es 6d each corm . 'ather w g . ar en t i g ,e 2oo testimoni,lls ,mvayrbeerscerneantcehsismcoaynsaturooms, from medical and . 1 .. ,_ irt e il h Vi atts, n s f q L .,Tu r fg o e. l ,;‘, he references W. Jones, Chemist, Waterloo, John Morton, Paddington, Edge-hill, I" w• ~- e ll, Esq M.D. if 'hiatus, Esq.' .S. Young, Esq., Peel-terrace, " ' Br A.Pinall' M. D. .st . James' Church, R. H. Pool, Sandon-street, ph l lPool, ' o ' * F. Crossfield, Esq., Liverpool, ,4,. 'clifewton, Esq., Drory-lane, R. Ilighut, Esq., %Vest Derby, A i l 1""°., q• , Cliff Villa, Nov Captain Stone, of the American steam ll ' Ilt h IC ?" ' P packets, &c., &c. ~. a to., —9., Sandon-str ~ tie original 'I estimonials e n be seer. olakr.ietreet, near 80ld -street, Liverpool at Mr. Siemms' Consulting Rooms, 36, t A v ' NEW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY IN THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE ,14, 11 *.: office seal of Great Britain. Deplome de Ecole de Pharmacie Pharmacies TC Imperial 9011ege of Medicine Vienna. s. Pa te ntee.consider it necessary that f very expedient should be adopted to i ne Public against imitations of the Triesernar. None are patent unless the ph. , ,,,Zys of the Scala of the latent Office of England, the Seals of the Ernie de Wrap,,,, '!. 'dr Paris, and the Imperial College of Vienna, are affixed upon each Pend, ?..0 around each case. Imitations of the same are liable to the severest TR/ Es} ,ll courts of law can award. , l i ciz l nge,... devoid of i taste or ~,,,,VAa l l, No. 1,2, and . s, prepared in the form of a T int° . •er.raat e d tfo a s n es b , o as ca ;c o liZ li n l i t :te t r i el ry TaVi: t ati p , o ei c l;a t m . an ' d o e, l i to n u t T, Wi s e e o s 4l, l Tk i c. e itIESEMAR, Number 1, is a Remedy - for Me di. tt RE LAXATION, SPERMATORRTIMA, and all to o I n ., essing consequences ru-ising from early abose,.indiscriminate excesses, or tri ga Zg r esidence hi hot climates. It has restored bodily and sexual st , ength as t, ah , to thousands of debilitated individuals, who are stow in the enjoyment o his,,,,apd the Functions of Manhood ; and whatever may he the CAUSE of Ihi,., o IIFICATIONS for MARRIAGE, they are Er - MeV:ALLY SUBDUED by 4 wonderful Discovery ! TRIESEMAR, No. 11., ,:tt:...ffeccetiuoafll;4Lnrtrhhecp-sahoZ;liisce.of three days, completely and entirely eradicates all „ 1, r 2 1 . ati0 . 0 of thehcea , bladder, noins-rei"te:•Toind ciifuu'irinaeg,gpraVrtsao*7ltfier7o"insglicrie'clkidntriey's"l"sci to".'se disorders where copaiva anti cubehs have so-long been thought an antidote: an r , to the ruin of the health of a -vast portion of the population. - lath TRIEREMAR, No. 111.. ,e great Continental nted f Syphilis artd_Recon ySy pt t and ptrifi e . ; the deceas e ed ItlmO r urs from tire rillood,and clea ' ° The system from alit d...et ta erioratinf . causes ; it also. constitutes a certain cure for Scurvy, Scrofula and ..ltr:2 ( u yenus irtiptions, rerorying and expelling in its course all commtiou.: sr. itics from the vital stream, so as altogether to eradicate - the virus of disease, Ski expel it with the insensible perspiration through the medium of the pores of the ~,,!!........nd irri-ms, and is a iscver-failing remedy for that claw of disorders which tj,„.77 t natelv the Engli s h Ph ysician treats with Mercury, to the inevitabl e descruc ,eie.lethe patient's constitution, and which all the Sarsaparilla in the world cannot th, ri e le lls, or four cases in one for 83s, which saves Ids, and in £5 cases, whereby d G,, 5 ,1 'e•rng of £1 12s. T o b e h a d w h o l esa l e an d retail in London, of Darby Edwa r d s 7.! , 140, Leaderihall-street ; Barclay and S on , *6, P arri ngdon-street; At ano4. , ,it. PaiiPs Church Yard; of H. Ingham, d r u gg i s t, 46, M ar k et-street, 10, WestliC 'oreland 3- Pri estlY, chemist, 62, Lord-street, Li v erp oo l ; P owe ll, b oo k seller street, Dublin ; Winnall, bookseller, High-street, Birmingham. iHUMAI,7 nllustrated „......___ wTttllTY—a Popular Medical Work, price ls, post free, beautifully orttes'ett, r ailt) cc r d c , R, Z7 . i n t giveseOpiTutais i n in i lfu t c h ti e on " s i tr if) t n he p o c f rfe ' c a t iP ß ea es " t ' orati l2 on . Vie_eshowing th e e ili4Zell by p from entering into the Marrirt State, a ben e fi t. . ari . fel results from early abuse, Gonorrhcea, and Syphilis, and the ant s "g"""h 3 r s newly cot a chemical tests and examination of the Sp . ermateza, by Pater noster - r osy nstr ueted Microscope, with powerful lenses . —PlPer.nd Co., ; And a/sn from all Agent.; for the sale of Triesemar. 5 o , GO AN ACT OF GRATITUDE. eCoDies of a Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation. r- T HOMAS, Esq., having been effoctually b i ,,-. 4 • cured of Nervous Debility, loss of Memory, and iy e — r n ess of S;ght, by followinz the instructions given in a ifedical a „., I f t by a Physician , considers it his Cty, in cratitude to the author, ie.11.9r the benefit of Nervous Sufferers, to publish the means used. rye e i'lli therefore, send Free, to any address, in a sealed envelope, on p ost Pt of a directed envelope enclosing t .vo stamps (to prepay te,NO), copy of the Medic, I Work, containing every information tored.Address G. THOMAS, Etq , Brewer House, Newcastle -4-1 __le. AN ACT OF CHARITY . Gen tleman baying been cured of Nervous Y fter Debility and Speringtorrbcel or long standing, and nell mental and bodily sufferii-g, thinks it but charitable to tLer4 to i nformation to others simihrly situated. as may restore addr, ,health, without exposure. Full particulars sent to any 4 d/ r ;.! PY enclosing two postage stamps to?: pa) postage.— no,wAtix, Esq Birmingham. TEErn _DILY PERCH ATTENDANCE. w 1 ' J aUTTA A AND AtEss ßs. A 164 s it li Tl L Fl l lii s L t, R GUMS. DENTISTS, of 92 : t kf,!,, , Nii,„ l: 2 . °L l ) STREET Liver ' pool, beg to call the attention of ti:*h e ; e l tic.A. WAl l e who u!ay wish to consult . theen, t tpag t h t e a y i ca r nzw Li s n u i r . p . l v e e Zi a r l 4 l '," e4 ltre 03; t otTel o n n aLt?, a te c e ° t " hls e av te o s ad, w a i nd entirely superseding ste Ztith7Z3l,4:t4dnelTraM; Ofy,_anY d'eli)ji()3iPil73:inativTlictirisPaalretdeetso sad the Npee:oto,4l,ell Prevents the lodgment of food, and whlch t al to o i r o es f to A r rf et: fi t o h j a a t i 7r o e u e t t t t t i o 4 g7 l ;: n 4 Off thT:el)eaatil' atraZTl r ri, t i o .2ll= - ; ( l:e p s a cen ' ,.and every inform*. ChTidlpfetereesenxtriase. Every other o d o e s s . crig o ion i n o f Artificial Teeth, Atte n d: , Teeth attended] the usual Pri I,,,,rie.!paily to, and every operation p p p erfaining to Dental Surge:7. b eet, residences are -30, B erners - street,Oxford-street, and dt, New Bond ; .s. c hapel.street, Preston ; and 03, Hold -street, Livernonl 1 I 4 E GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY , The , DR, TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS. . vs , ke ar:Powing facts have been proved by testimonials of 4) 11 11 . ' f i ,"„' _Of eases:- - -411tENS' HERBAL PILLS Purify the Blood, and ire bl/. ~, prove the Digestion. 4 0RRE,,,,,,, L, HERBAL PILLS Re'leve Palpitation of the Lit . ~, Heart, and c1411..n1!y of Breathing. DR'ORREIis. HERBAL PIT LS Are god in Heartburn, and . ~, I,iver Complaints. ~, .°IIRENS' HERBAL PILL'i Are a certain specific in 'h. ToRRENs, HErtiallr!enpoke,.orS uela,;ninstes. the Skin, and pre bß• TORRENS' R'sZate P 7 tTg lex A o r n e . composed of the DR " TORRENS' most sister-3 arum HERBAL PILLS' May ' be taken by the most delicate in e.Obierve the word constitut i on. '"er n 1 e t „at on - 8 -r. Torrens' Herbal Pills" printed on the , Sold " by n If ----13 .' whi°4 iit Pasted round each box. i'ltorri-street'y...Tnomas B:itt33, Oid Haymarket, end 69, ent siedie'i a/r. Shepherd. ScSe tland•road, and all Dalers in Herbal f' 11 fro n " can be snpplied with Dr. 'lorrens or rr o - r a n Hietard Br k, printer, Buxton-road , Huddersfield, "4 a Y of th, Wholes de houses. IM P p -,-, ~ HIGHLY IMPORT a NT. Loki.I.AIENTS OF SPEECH.—Hert 11,,,'1Yh,,,, .WNSTARK has succeeded by a system .... p e s c o le iized9rant ~..2_l',' ecr"tiug a.positive.olthisobstinatV;T: the evil, bavl "" ~,,,,,,izsnzer:, etoilkolul?, inVequate to the task et o: r am k z . tl to rsliev the p a :e t a t . 4141 YBtallim'eri"gStatte.terit' g Z thar h r oZpr ra esunted to be without any po el, HOußs....)..ilt,clertaliaa to er adicate e the mOst invet.f_rotemeMetill Nine at Night 1(7'41i14. tins9!7344Thgt.4i.l. " I, LIVERPOOL. bit. E vr in? 31‘)I.EnTiAl.t AcDIICE. Surgeon to the tw e e Nei tan Hospital 17, UPPER PJTT STREET, aidshits core from Great George square, Liverpool, continues to be r. e c n o c n e - And ,1 0 5 all eases of a private or other nature ; his great expo i , 0r treatment 'minces to those reqnirinir the rotde itedical treatment a speedy and successful cure; s ___ profession, and the I„.‘f beatirent practised by him with so m:cilhfuls and Ilitrival,'s Years is unknown to any member of the n,,cicesconwer °"tl,l);ed for its wonderful effects in all disorders arising froniff!lcctiO„ L'eliOf rtitedence, comprising nervous debility, painful dreams, a e r. u. ,'!nd rnemory, general Lligour, consumptive symPten", " .. :lt of.ins, and all of the many disorders induced through the Prec _ ,11khr ~„"....tain vice; he also guaran'ees the effectual eradication of ' r ee ci a - Z of secret and scorbutic ' diseases in the ehort space of 4..... te.._ ~ ,,r a GRAVEL. 14er faiii h slt r n s. after gieat study,. discovered. it geth ed it 14 en.edy forth a alarming and pai nful complaint, o co st ni s p u T ce al e nZ fa he lan ha d a R the _eritensively with the greatest' of succe4B' tire7v dirk*. en . , f, (.°4"Plaint in four or five days ; sight cases immecluitecv cured. IVbstit,„ PRESCRIPTIONS, FIVE SHILLING I S. tete_ Ye till hee. la -°ll2 frorn Nine in the Morning until Ten n the Evening cc ( I ) to, 4 All letters containing a fee immediatel y xi: IPivx— /301" 17, UPPER PITT STREET, B or WO doora from Great George-square, Liv erpool. Lilt ) PIING MADE WITH GR ' - 'wlS & COMPANY'S, Itasele EAT 411 street.TASTE,_ = I THE NORTHERN TIMES. LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1857. JUST ARRIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF EXTRA LIGHT VENTILATING H A T S, WEIGHING ONLY 31 OUNCES, KNIBB'S, 33, OLD HAYMARKET, LIVERPOOL. FOREIGN CASHMERE SHA-WL S. T CRIPPS begs to announce the.; arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season, 1.) . and can confidently state, that . 'never since be has been enrravd as a Shawl Merchant, and Manufacturer (now upwards of Twenty Years), has be had so large a STOCK OF SUCH EXQUISITE DESIGNS to Offer. GOOD FRENCH BAREGE, TISSUE, AND GRENADINE LONG SHAIV:.S, ONE GUINEA EACH. WAREHOUSE FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILLS, FANCY DRESSES, AND FURS, 14 and 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL, JOHN CRIPFS, PROPRIETOR, TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND THE TRADE. LOUIS SELI G , 'C WT H TO Y, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY WAREHOUSE , 44 and 46, LIME STREET (one stair up), first entry from Elliot Street, Has constantly en hand as follows :—TOBACCONIST ARTICLES of every description; TOYS, too numerous to mention; PORTMONIES of all qualities ; LADIES' BAGS, in Plush, Morocco leather, and American:cloth, steel and brass framed ; FANCY BASKETS, in immense variety ; WALKING STICKS ; English and foreign CHINA FIGURES and ORNAMENTS ; WAX FIGURES under glass shades; Wax, Crying, and leather DOLLS all sizes; new Transparent (light) PICTURES; STATIONERY articles of every description; all kinds of English, French, and German fancy BR iCELETS, BROOCHES, and TRINKETS, for presents, too numerous to mention. Shopkeepers will find this the cheapest wholesale place in Liverpool. OBSERVE-44 and 46 LIME STREET, opposite the Edinburgh Castle Hotel. One stair up. SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, AND FANCY DRESS. TOHN CRIPPS begs to inform his Friends and the Public that his arrangements in the above tJ departments, are this Season on an unusually large scale, and it is with increased confidence that he solicits Inspec tion of the various Novelties. The extraordinary increase of his Business during the last few years, in , aced him to give very extensive Orders previous to the late ad vance in the price of Silks, he is therefore enabled to offer many large Pa.cels of NEW SILKS, both in Blacks and Colours, at nearly last Year's Prices. He has also added the FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT and in compliance with continued applications to get Dresses well and taste fully made, he has appropriated a separate Room for that purpose, and secured the services of a Lady to be constantly in attendance to Measure and take Orders. FRENCH DE LAINES, Pattiz*le's rnake,tloi. 111, and 15a Yards, In all Colours. WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS, 14 and 16,80LD-STRRET, LIVERPOOL. JOHN CRIP P S, PROPRIETOR. J. J 0 N E S, AVIIOLMQ.A.I.E AND DIITAIL WOOLLEN DnArnlt, Has always in Stock a large assortment of every descripton of Broad Cloths, Fancy Trowserings, Scotch Tweeds, Fancy Vestings. &c., of the newest style.. FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LAD IES' CLOTHS. SHIRTS, COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVE, AND UMBRELLAS. N.B.—A Fresh Stock of Fancy Goods received every Friday Morning. THE LIVERPOOL CLOTH HALL, 3, I?ANELAGH STREET (Opposite the Waterloo Hotel). PATENT IRON BEDSTEADS. T HE CHEAPEST AND BEST IRON BEDSTEADS H. R. ARE AT WIGNALL'S, 54, LORD STREET, (The only Manufacturer An Liverpool). A great variety of those handsome PARISIAN BEDSTEADS, so much admired, at one-half the prices changed in Paris. WORKS-TOXTETH PARK. A GOOD IRON BEDSTEAD F OR 16s DAFT, SON, & Co., SOLE AGENTS FOR THE PATENT FAUCET-JOINT METALLIC BEDSTEADS, 35 AND 37, TARLTON STREET, AND 24, RICHMOND STREET, WILLIAMSON SQUARE. ,; TRY ,THE WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIATION, 19, WILLIAMSON STREET, CHURCH STREET• The Style, Quality,: and Fit not to be surpassed in the Trade. This Association is enrolled under Act of Parliament. HENRY SMITH, MANAGER. CHOICE SELECTIONS OF TROUSERINGS EVERY MONTH. _. _ ;..~ IN pri.4:xQuENcE OF THE DEATH OF ONE OF THE PARTNERS, A- I ' 3 'R Aii A MS ON B R 0 T•H E R S , - 24, EEASHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Aze offering their well-assorted Stock of cLppg:s, WATCHES, AND JEWELLERY, Greatly under the Manufacturers' Prices, In order to insure a quack sale. FO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. r R. CAMERON, ty • WATCH MANUFACTURER AND JEWELLER, 54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL. GOLD and SILVER PATENT LEVER WATCHES, GUARD And ALBERT CHAINS, JEWELLERY, and ELECTRO PLATE. MILLINERY AND SI 3 ,RAW BONNET WAREHOUSE, 64, LONDON-ROAD, (a FEW DOORS BELOW SETA' 0 IJR-STRERT), LIVERPOOL. CHARLES HALLILEY begs to inform his Friends and 'he Ladies of Liverpool generally that his NEW SHOWROOM; are NOW OPEN, with an unequalled Display of MILLINERY, Plain and Trimmed STRAW BONNETS HATS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, PARASOLS MUSLIN COLLARS, SLEEVES, FRENCH KID GLOVES, &s Ladies, before purchasing or giving their orders elsewhere, ars respectfully invited to inspect the Stock. OBSERVE THE ADDRESS , LONDON-ROAD. CHURCH GIIN MAKERS, BY APPOINTMENT, TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS F,RINCE ALBERT, THE SULTAN OF TURKEY, AND THE PASHA OF EGYPT. STREET. JOSEPH BENTLEY AND SON , I NVENTORS, PATENTEES, AND MANUFACTURERS OF CENTRAL FIRE, BREECH-LOADING, AND REVOLVING GUNS, RIFLES, AND PISTOLS, 6, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, (NEAR ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH). J. B. and S. having for many years past made it their study (regardless of labour and expense) to produce such imprOve menta in firearms as shall combine Safety, Simplicity, and Quickness of Fire, and for which improvements Royal Letters Patent were granted to them in 1837, 1844, 1851, 1852, 1653, and 1855. J. B. and S. beg to request that Sportsmen,, before purchasing Guns for the approaching Season, will favour them with a visit, to inspect their productions, which for viorkmanship, finish, and style cannot be excelled. J. B. and S. in particular beg to call the attention of the sporting world to their Central Fire_ Vttn, which, after tan years' trial, proves itself to be one of the greatest improvements of the age. Amongst the many of its advantages may be enumerated the following, viz. :—The nipples are so protected and sheltered by the lockplates overhanging them that a mis-fire is next to impossible. Less flee,: il, whilst greater force is obtained by the flame of the crAp being driven direct into the body or centre of the powder. Lastly, SAFETY. The cocks or hammers of ordinary guns hal' fe too frequently been caught by fences, briars, &c , and accidents of a fatal kind resulted ; this is entirely obviated in the, Central Fire Gun, on account Of the position or formation of the cocks or hammers ; an inspection will convince any or.e of this important fact. It is admitted on all hands that Safety is the great desideratum in the sports of the field ; th'is the Central Fire Gun possesses to an eminent degree. J. B. AND S.'s BEEECH-LOADING RirLE.—At a recent trial at Birchfield Barracks iris the presence of the Officers stationed there, they pronounced it to be the simplest and most efficient Breech Loader ever invented, it being LOADED, CAPPED, and DISCHARGED 25 times in 4a minutes. Also, DOIIBLE-BARRELED SHOT GUNS, on the Breech-Loading principle. The numerous distinguished patrons of the above establishment will be sufficient guarantee for the quality of their productions wr Guns, Rifles, and Revolving Pistols of every make. Ammuniition, ec.,of ever description SUMMER COATS! GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER TAT, A All Odours, from 17s. Gd. to 30s. WARRANTED WATERPROOF. SUMMER WALKING C0AT5.,,..,... • • SUMMER PIIYING COATS. • .. from Ss. 6d. to 255. SUMMER *FISHING COATS.. . .. Also, SUMMER VESTS AND TROUSERS: WATSON AND CO., FIRST•CLASS CLOTHIERS, 13, LORD STREET. RIVING TON, SANDSTONE, WENHAM LA RE. ICE. IN these days of contention n.s to the source from which the inhabitants of this vast town should be sup lied with a pure drink of Water, the Wenham Lake appears to have been forgotten; we therefore take this crpertrmit of reminding our friamls•of the fact, hat now the warm weather has set in, the admixture of our congealed element Is indis -penmible. A trial of a few pounds per clay froze, our mammoth and never-failing reservoirs will convince the most sceptical. Families will be supplied by rentractdOr the season at a considerable reduction in price. Circular of Rates may be obtained on application 4d the Office, 34, North John-street. "PATENT REFRIGERATOR. We have also in Stock a large number of the latest improved Refri; aerator or Portable Ice House, which answers the purpose of a Willa Cooler and Provision Safe, an indispen sable article for family use durii Ig the hot weather. Wenham Lake Ice 011 ice, 34, North John-street. IL T. ROPES & CO. IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE, • BECKWITH STRE.ET, PARK LANE. TORN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE; a well assorted STOCK of BAR, HOOP, SHEET and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought au d Cut NAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail.. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY. J OHN P. BATE M A N, 18, BYROM•STREET, and - Nos. 1,3, and 5, CLAYTON STREET PARTIES FURNISTING will find an Extensive Assortment at the. following Low Prices : IRONMONGER Y. FENDERS. in great variety FIRE IRON B JAPANNED OVAL TRAYS 6s s O o d d to to 255 30 s Odthe od the S s e e t t . of 3. Of F ; IMPERIAL D ••ISH COVERS ... . „ 1.4 s 6d the Pet of 5. JOSEPH 1301IGER'S & SON'S SUPERIOR TABLE CM7LERy.. ss 6d to 50s Od the Sat. GRIFF.ITII'S PATENT STAMPED TIN AND ENA.IcIE LLED GOODS,; '.Together with a-variety of articles too numerot24 to mention. BUILDERS AND CA BINET-MAKER S IRONMONGERY. The Lb.RGEST and most COMPLETE STOCK is LIVERPOOL. With every variety in Puce and Quality. ESTA FLISLIF.D . 1800. HE ALBION LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO MP ANY LIMITED INCORPORATED Alex 23, 1,857, UNDER IDE 19111 AND 201 R C lc., CilAr. 47. O FFICSS:- 4. CT AYTON-SQUARE, L,IVE'RPOOL CAPITAL A _OO,OO fl 10,000 SHARES OF XlO EACI '• DAILY :ALLOTMENT OF SHARES FROM TEN TO FIVE O'CL% The liability of Shareholders is limited according to the amount of their subset iptio: ta. Loaneedvenced from £2O to f 1,000 cn approved pereoral or other lecurlty, repayaVe by weehly, mom hly, or quarterly instalment,. BILLS OF EXCHANGE ABE DISCOUNTED BY THE COMPANY. Deposit of 41 per share, tlf making application for shares, rem a i n d er payable 0 calls not exceeding 10 k '• P, w share per month. The Directors grant DEBENTURES, and allow SIX PER CENT per annum on DEPOS, 1T: 3 * SRARES MAY BE TA KEN UP, and PROSPECTUSES 91)taimed, at the Offices of the Co'lnPany. By order, joupg C. CAR VB.; MANAm. THE SUB-ATLANTIC UNION. Exactly three hundred and sixty-five years ago, Europe stretched forth her hand into the vague immensity of her Western Ocean, dimly conscious of a possible Sister Continent lying in a forgotten solitude beyond the wilderness of waters. In that year, God decreed that the terrible punishment to which the great Western Land had been sen tenced was to cease, and that the cord which once had bound it to the known world—snapped in the far off distance of an inscrutable antiquity— should be re-fastened. It was His will that the intellect of Europe, and the Divine light which He had poured upon her, fourteen hundred years before, should now pass over with the Eastern breezes, with the Westward journeys of the Sun, to shed a purer illumination upon untrodden wilds, and over vast forests peopled with a humanity as wildly magnificent as themselves. On the 3rd August, 1492, this stupendous design exhibited its humble beginning. On that day, the Santa Maria, the Pinta, and the. Nina, light, undecked barques, not larger than modern fishing smacks, set forth from the port of Palos on the greatest of all voyages. Vaguely, as migrating sea-gulls, they sailed away into the mystery of the unknown Atlantic; an instinot only guided them, but it was the instinct of Columbit3. On the 25th of Sep tember the captain of the Pinta shrieked out " Land." Columbus threw himself down in a paroxysm of emotion, and, while the crews wept tears of joy, Pirzon raised towards Heaven the Gloria in Excelsis ; and so over the Atlantic was chained the first link between Europe and America —the Old World and the New. And thence our thoughts recur to the first con necting link between Old England and New Eng land. We are back with our great uncles—the Pilgrim Fathers—as they set out to rivet it.. Solemn and grave, there is about them none of the buoyancy of the Spanish voyager of fortune ; leaving their old country with stern and sullen hearts, there are yet deep feelings that bind them to her, and, as they carry her energy and great will. over the sea, They drag at each remove a lengthening chain. That chain has been broken. We are borne to the time, when the youth, trained to a lusty strength, by stout exercise on the prairies, and fligbting with the forest, has become impatient of the leading-strings that had held him to his mother. The old bond of nature is severed, a new alliance is contracted, young England has formed his new union in the morning of his manhood. Such is the vicissitudes of life and time ! And ,so we are carried to this hour, and the thoughts with which it is teeming, when, three hundred and sixty-five years, " a year of years," after the Santa Maria, the Pinta, and the Nina, stood out from a westernmost port of Europe, carrying the first chain that was to bind the con tinents, we see, outside the harbour of Valentia, " the rocky frontlet of our lovely isle," the Niagara, the Susquehanna, and Agamemnon, engaging in their magnificent enterprise, which is to form a new chain between the worlds, such as Columbus, fortes, or Washington could never in their most transcendental visions of futurity, have dreamed of. They are carrying out a link between the worlds, as actual and palpable, and yet as mysterious and symbolical, as that which holds those, whom on the earth, Heaven has joined together in the bands of an open marriage, and in the more spiritual union of sympathy and love. They set out to bind Earth to Earth literally and withcut metaphor; the cable of conjunction is coiled upon their decks ; but the souls and life which animate the mainland at each side are to be bound together by the self-same cord, and the fastening tie which rivets body to body is the fastening tie of thought and feeling of sym. pathy and counsel, of the mutual intercommuni cation of mind and mind. Hurrah, then for the renewed alliance of the children of those who vio lently separated seventy-six years since ! The United Kingdom and the United States have again united with each other. Since the old dis union of the Angle-Saxon family, how many pas sages have been made between them which should salve the ancient quarrel, and make them nearer friends than ever they had been before. Not merely those of the fleets of 4 ' Commerce, argosies of magic sails, Pilots of the purple twilight, floating down with costly bales," crossing to and fro to form the business friendship which mutual interest consllidates ; but a holier and purer covenant has been silently formed by the great shipS which have carried over thousands of the distressed children of the Older Country ' the weakness of their parent State, to learn health and restored vigour, and so become the strength and sinew of the New. The history of the world has gone ion developing the Anglo-Saxon character and genius, while the genius of other ancient races have appeared to dwindle; and while tyranny and oppression through Europe and Asia have been seen forging new chains for the souls and bodies of their vassals, it has seemed strange, indeed, that brothers by blood, by voice, by hope of faith, who alone retained for themselves and mankind God's birthright of freedom, should remain estranged by narrowest prejudices, and petty jealousies. And, since the old disruption, God has sent to mankind another blessing, to be employed on earth for purposes more than earthly, for the nearer combining of the families of men in the universal Peace, Law, and Love which are to pervade His Kingdom. We seize this blessing, and span with it the Atlantic this year; ere long, it shall be the Pacific also. Signal we, then, the good ship Niagara, with a Cheer of hope, gratitude, and joy, Speed her in her course with the favour ing bree4e of happy wishes and fervent prayers, as she lays down the pathway for Heaven's lightning to carry to and fro the thoughts of kindred human souls. It is a contemplation passing wonder, to think of this projected work; the passions, the feelings, which agitate the hearts of men in London, throb bing through New York at the same point of time. Men in Hyde Park, men in Broadway, laughing at, weeping for, the same things a few minutes after the happening. These speculations are as unli mited as the electricity itself. We cannot much further prosecute them here. Hereafter, when the Great Atlantic, impatient of the fierce winds that dare to sweep over his waters, shall as fiercely raise up his agitated mountains to do battle with the blast—when ships that had sailed in glory a day before are sinking in distress, .and the cry of the shipwrecked is rising to the heaven beyond—still, all regardless of the wild commotion, shall the little pulse, countless fathoms below, throb with its subtle intel ligence from hemisphere to hemisphere. So it is that, while upon the High Seas of Worldly Life, the storms of contending human passions make shipwreck of the adventurous hopes that had embarked upon them, the placid genius of Truth performs its silent and mysterious destiny. Partaking of the Infinite and the Eternal, and so almost unconscious of the transitory con flicts that rage around it and above, it owns no curb in time or space, as it communicates from soul to soul of the initiated, the whisperings of changeless knowledge, which are portion of the Thoughts of God.—Belfast News Letter. SELLING OFF A LARGE STOCK OF UPHOLSTERY AND CAUINET FURNITURE, AT 18, ISLINGTON, WILLIAM TURNER informs his Friends and the Public generally, that he has for Sale a la r g e assortment of first-class UPHOLSTERY and CABINET GOODS ; and being about to make alterations for the enlargement of his Show Rooms, he is induced to offer his extensive stock of superior FURNITURE, &c., manufactured under his own superintendence, of well- seasoned materials, pnd good workmanship, at Reduced Prices, in order to effect a speedy clearance, and respectfully invites the attention and inspection of the public.