The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

KAYE'S WUISDELL'S PiLLS.

THESE Pills are prepared onlyby Jionx KAYE, Esq.,
of Dalton Hall, Yorkshire, and have, for upwards of
twenty years; maintained their reputation as the
BEST FAMILY MEDICINE.

During the.whole of that time they have commanded alarge
and constantly increasing sale, and have been used with the
best effect by persons of all classes, from the families-of the
nobility to those of the humblest artisans "and labourers.
They are entirely ' "
FREE FROM 3/ERCURIAL, ANTIMONIAL, AN tATAER
MINERAL OR DANGEROUS' SUBSTAIWP, -
and are compounded of the imrest and most carefully-selected
Vegetable IngrOiedts:' Unlike many other medicines, they
are harinleas in 'their nature, while powerful in operation.
Acting in harmony'trith the human system, they-correct those
morbid states of the liver and organs of digestion which are
the fruitful sources "of so many lingering and fatal diseases
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
•
promote a due secretion of bile, and 'a healthy circulation 'of
..the fluids, and restore the lost balance of the bodily powers,
thereby tending to ensure robust .116alth—and strength. 'They
are especially of in, Vie cure of-Ague Asthma, Bron-
chitis, Bilious Disorder!, Bowel complaints, Chest Affections,
Diaziness, ,Eruptions. of the Skin, Flatulency,
Qeueral Debility, Gout, Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
Heartburn, Indigeolun, Influenzi,laundice, Liver Oopiplitinte,
Loss of Appetite, Nervousness, Piu.s. Rheumatism, Stomach
Affections, Scrofula, Spasms, Sore Legs, Ulcer's; Worms, &c.,
&c., &e.
" HUNDREDS tOF CASES OF CURE ACCOMPANIF
EACH BOX.
- As' a preventive •of disease, by assisting nature. to resis%
and expel the ripximis inaucnces of impure atmosphere, resi-
Letigp J 4 dar4P Sedeiitary -habits, or unwholesome
T, their value cannot be overrated ; and thousands who have
tried them have bees preserved from painful disorders, ending
in 'prOmethro.death, which so often ifollow a neglect of the de-
terioration of the system arising from such causes.
4. •' 'TO -FEMALES, •

at all ages and under all circumstances, th!y are peculiarly
'serviceable; and may be taken by the most 'delicate with the
perfect assurance of beneficial action. Th'iyp9,llst Os? '".
• ' TN FAMILIES ' -•- • '"' - - •
)toutd prevent many:a long dOeVOrs bill, with previous suffer 7
ing4 and Miseries. The '
. .. ' :VERY NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS
which readsthe PrOprietor as the spontaneous expressions of
Fratitude on the part of heads of Families, prove that, except
in rare instances, *here' Kaye's Worsdelrs ?lilt are used
' • NO OTHER MEDICINE IS EVER REWIRE/CI..
TO EX/GRANTS TO ymipairs pAwr qE TIE IVORLD.
411 El-14024a should pccivicle thei seiTes. with these. :ills;
4s, by their mild vet eflicacimis properties, they preverit or
speedily remove the various diseases produced by a sea voyage
and change of diet. They will also be found of immense value
after arrival in the Colonies, since it appears from public state-
ments that amongst the articles in greatest demand there, are
I really good patent medicines, the limited supply being charged
at most exorbitant prices.
Sold in boxes at le. lid., 2s. 9d., and 48. 6d. eachi#ll the
Depot, 22, Bread-street, London, and by all Bateut A Ono
.1 • ~ .
peAppt,
oliTairr CAprrolv.----None are genuine unless the words
4 • in:S4'sPii.l:B, 'by 'lon !! ( ICArg, are, engraved on the
irtrfun
' GOe - exit Stathp f and, ht a further protection, purchasers
are requested id observe that the Coast-Of-Arms and the ante-
graph of the, Proprietor are printed' on the directions wrapped
roind each box, to imitate which is felony. ' '" , .tts '
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PROG44SS, TN ,MEWCPTE.,§I.Jiii,44,MEDIE§
TwsprrloN BRou
pTEA“..LIEEE ET rligsElty4Tivz,
1.44 seule guellssaAF sails lq Tian adjaindre. Se tronve
dana les Drumpalea Phaririaoep •, a Paris,
I'inventeur BROU, rue Lafayette, 33 (Exiger la brochure), 10
ans de sueces. - •
•

pß.;Bßou's INJECTION is used with .immense
success at Hospitals on the Confiner, Great Britain,
t e United States, and all over theywoer 4, It effects a
1.1 other femedies
radical and spqcly Citre Cases
have Slight eases cured in es
of 'caw standiug stublOrn; character
I pr
can %e cured, .for a
N
stated sum. No Cunn, o PAT. t et, a, :picot, o-
PARIBTAti MEDICAL T:0
4.0 T : 40,
prietor.
.„,,, cubebst
CDBUBSI BOLUS.—These Boluses are made of"alio.
P.'
combined with the Tannate of Iron
cure in
1 ' are far IM
a few
description of Capsules ; they .
Picot, Parisian Medical Depot, 40, Linie-s
EtreetLLß
LECII-
- -- pleasant to the taste,
n, is FIT. s.ueces,fully
Supersedes Ce 4 c°li3od, and Bowels ; also ni
celebrated Inirifiel&o thest;Bloo piarrhcea, 'Thinness
grave 44,11„64,5,„tri% ge, $P
'ca to females.—(;, picot,
'ocafsetsheo'Broo-d";-- and
~-,dv-epaloste7s4oc,l.
A sure cure for all diseAses
i,m.eo;street, Liverpool.
Parisian Medl.s%;ospip Lec491:„.0.
as I/. by
magic
11.eurligla
caatorealt
6f" themerron palpstations t 4. tglirt,tivullair, kindred
rim asthin-' Parisian Medical epot, 40, Lime-street,
m" them
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Liverpool,
Electric W ter (Eau Sanitalre).:--An infallible remedy when
applied
to snores, no matter how virulent and apparently
incurable.
Eve Water, (Coilyre Divine).,-This eye water cures with a
fewwapplications cases of inflamination, short-sightednessi'and
weakness of the eyesight.--G.: Picot, Parisian Medical 40pa,
40, Lime-street.
Anti..Gotit Eleotrio 5,,11M sllcq‘i Vie,
frequently have
instantaneous effects in di.letises of t rheintatism,
gout, lumbago, sciatica, weakness= of the muscles; Lte.; Are.
The Silk Pain-killer is used _inlorm of waistcoats, heart shields, and drawers ; eradicates the mast agonising pain in
one night. Certificates •Of -respectable gentlemen of
Yorkshire and Lancashire can be seen, and their names and
address forwarded; testifying of having been cured, after 17
years, sufferings of gout, rheumatism, and lumbago, of old
standing and stubborn character. Apply to G. Picot, Parisian
Medical Depot, 40, Lime-street, Liverpool.
All the above medicines are the invention and discovery of
first-class Medical Men from Paris ; and will bp sold genuine
by 'G. Pioob, Parisian Medical Depot 40, Lime-street.
Dr. GRAVES, M.R.Q.S.E.; (late Army Siirgeonl, registered
according to the New Act 'of Parlament, may be consulted
Daily on all Diseases of the Human, Body, (Foreigners rnav
conbult in sixteen languages,) at the Parisian Medical Pepof,
40, Lime-street, Liverpool Q.. Ptcor Promc.v.

CORRESPONDENCE.

[FI2 do not hold ourselms'resfionsibli for the opinions of

our correspondents.}

THE LATE FIRE AT BARBADQES.,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TIMES.

Sin,—ln your paper of to-day it is stated that the •
Northernis one,of 'the English offices which is a heaVy
loser by the recent great fire at Barbadoes, Permit me
toj say this company suffers to the, extent euly of £1,300
by the calamity in question; and I beg to reter'you to
the city article ',of 'the Times,. of yesterday, as confirma-
tory of my statement.—l ain, sir, your obedient servant,

It. C. JANIOIN.,
Northern Assurance Office, the Albany,
Old liall-street, March 21'. 1860.

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES.

! The commission was opened yesterday in the Nisi Prins.
Court, St.. George's Hall. Mr. Justice Hill and Mr.
Justice Blackburn arrived from York, by 3.15 train
the afternoon, and at once proceeded to the hall, where
the Mayor, T. D. Anderson, EN., and the High Sheriff'
of the County, William Garnett, Esq.,' ot Wyreside,
near Preston, were in waiting to receive-them. They
entered the court about a ,quarter to four, and the
Crown Clerk having read the patents of the judges, and
the commissions of. Oyer, and Terminer, it was intimated
that -the Crown Court would open this morning 4,
eleven, and the Nisi Prins ,Court, Akt twelve o'clock-;
The judges.then retired. •

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.--YESTERDAY'

(Before 'Mr. RAime.§4. 9ff;

INDECENT ASSAULT ON A CHITS) --NINE YEAItS
AGE.-John Sandell, who 'appeared to. be about twenty.
years of age, and, resides with his mother in Circus-
street, was brought up; charged with indecently assaulting.
his step-sister, a little girl of nine years .of age, which ,
was. committed six weeks ago, The offence was elearly.
proved. The prisoner endeavoured to criminate his
brothers. Committed to prison for six months, with•
hard labodri-• -

THE CH iRGE OF CRUELTY TO A CHILD. 7-714 4,4411ini
and M'lntyre, apprehended on Tuesday on a 'charge. Of
cruelty 'ill-treating the latter's step-child, 'six 'years' lof
age, were brought up for trial. A number of witnesses,
consisting of the prisoners' landlady. and neighbours,
were examined. The prisoners are, it appears, mother
and daughter, and have resided for three' months at 19
court, Robert-street, Toxteth Park. Theehild's. father.
is-in. the navy, . and .has deserted M'lntyre, hie. second;
wife. When the prisoners went,to the courtto live, the
child appeared fine, and healthy. 'The ill reatment it
received, hoWever, reduced'* in a Very'iliort Space 'of
time to a sickly, • helpless cripple. Thalandlady of
the house, • Mrs, Carrell, swore that the. Inotzher
took it by the hair of the bead, dashed *it against
the floor, and applied to it and its deceased
mother epithets • of the Most vile', description.
Two other witnesses, named ,Jane •Rowning-and Sarah .
Bragger had aee,nithetstepmother,.kick the child down
the steps, aid take it by the hair of the head and swing
it ihto the yard." On Monday night; a'hotit tvtelve o'clotk,
Miry Pearson stepped accidentally on the child in the
privy of, the court ; but as the mother was in the habit.
of sending the child there, she took no further notice pf
the occurrence. Atha half-past seven next Morning
the child still remained in the. privy. It presented the
most korrible appearance, and was eating the excres-
cence from its own body. At half-past_nine the child
was taken into a house, warmed, and given something
to eat. The witness Pearson' had seen •the •stetimbther
drag the child on Monday by the hair of its head ;. and
some time during last month, whilst the_snow Jay,ou.
the ground, the poor thing was found, in the petty with
a shift only on. The child had told' Nike-Constable
649 that 'its grandmother had branded- it on the:breitst
with a red-hot iron poker,..!,Rerhanded,for sevieu
ATTEMPTING TO Ptca. Pocx.aTs!—TA ygµn man,
named JameS Fudd, was" brought up on remand for
attempting to pick the POeket=of Sarah IFlblken•'r 'on.' the
13th of January, in Parron-street. Prisoner had beet'
committed for a similar offeirke•in--1856, .Four years
having elapsed sinco4at convictiqn, air. Cobll hoped,
that the bench would give the prisoner the benefit, of the
£6uij7ears' good chirieter. Mr. Kehoe stated-that three
years ago the prisoner 'conimitted a garrotte robbery,'
and managed to escape. fram,eustody,;,4ll.4 . now the
prosecutor could, not be found.—Sent to gaol fur three,
months.

Two lads, named. Kilfoy and tennis, residing in
Maguire-street, were. remanded for seven days on a
charge of being,
,last night, on the root of al wheat
warehouse in Greenock-street for unlawful iihrposes.—
E2/61i Parry was also remanded for stealing' k clock, the
property of John Kelly, Wigan-street,.. on Tuesday
night, The prisoner was left in charge pf prosecutor'e.
house, and, it is alleged, committed the offence.

(Before Messrs. IluTcHrNsom,and Houcarr4w.)

CAUTION TO PAwNisnoKEns.,-Ilenry Pearson, paWn-
broker, carrying= business in Vauxhall-street, was fined
£3, for receiving into pledge goods from children Under
twelve years (Inge.
WAGES OASE.—Captain de Candia, of the ship
Polynesia, was summoned at:the instance of Benjamin
Morgan, chief mate,, for balance of wages, amounting
to £lB 17g. Mr. Tyndall appeared ier the complainant,
and Mr, Sinith 'for the defendant. In September last
Morgan, shipped' as, chief mate in the Polynesia, at
£6 6s. per month. ;Articles were signed at the Sailors'
Rome for Quebec ; but in Consequence of the season
having fir advanced, and a delaY in' Milford, the vessel
proceeded to New Orleans, instead,' where the caPtatk
and chief mate . quarrelled, and Morgan remained
duty after the 21st of January.—For the .defehee
party placed in MOrgan's position, the captain, and the
carpenter were examined. It was stated that the mate
had misconducted himself, wilfully- disobeyed the
captain's orders, and damaged the cargo to the extent of
£5O. The log-book was produced, but there were no
entries of the alleged offences in it. The leaf for the
21st of January, however, stated that the mate,_ at his
awn request, had been digated.—The bench did 410
consider that there was any specific charge against the
mate, and therefore .aWarded 'him' the full amdtitit
claimed. Mr; Tradall-applie& for the expenses; *hick
vrotd.refused. . . - , •• .

WEST DERBY BOARD "OF .gIJARDI:AIS:.;

Mr. Pitts presided at.' the 'weekly meeting of this
hoard yesterday; :and. the, .other members present were
Messrs, Abrahams, „14eyes, ,Mawdsley,, Bolshaw, J.
Edwards, :Pilling, Pilling, Wtixd; Whitby, Wensley,
Richmond, Roberts,' French, Shaw, Thiscoe, and Smith.
The Governor of the 'Workhouse reported.- that, the
number of paupers in; the house last week.amounted tq
326 ; . admitted since, 11 ; discharged, 12 ; died, 3:2,
this week, 322 ;- corresponding week of last year, 491.
The report of the Master of the Hospital'stated that the.
number of. patients in the hospital OA week was 127 ;
admitted since, 17 discharged, 10 ; died, 2 ; this, week,
132; of whom 49, belonged to Toitetlilark ; -Corm?:
spading week-Of last year, 138. -Cheqhee to the follow
itng.ninonnis were granted to the,relleving officers for
out-door Tslief Potts,. , Mr. Lythgoc,,LV,.
and Mr. Roberton £37. A letter was read' from' the
Poor-law Board, London, ratifying.' the decitfiail6erne
to by the Guardians, at their meeting on, the. 14th, ,on
the _motion. of Mr. Reyes, _ that .Mr. .Banner gr soma
other competent person should be empowered to ifiv-esti-.
gate the accounts of the GOvernor. of the Workhouse;
rn consequence of the charge • brought against 'him -by
Mr. Smith; - and desiring to, be`informed of the: result. at
the conclusion of the investigation-
-Mr. • Wan.p, moved that Mr. Harm 01 Banner be
fUrnished with all' books and paperi that the &mitt-esti
give him; and that Mr. Smith end Mr. Gough fihould be
both instructed to attend upon Mr. Banger should. he
require their attendance dwillg the investigation,
Alx• J. EdwaTaS seconded the, mc4icuz,- which was
carried after a ificirt •• •

„
The Clerk: drew , the 'attention of - the boartl..to tt
number of letters- that had:-been treceived from-4 ntuullet
of unions ; amongst others, from Leigh; Salfnril, Anry,.
Huddersfield, and ganelieSter,' on the .40100 -of the,
renewal-of the towers -of -the Poor-law Bpata,:tind-stig,:.
gesting that one et two- mamhers.fioni each:union nshouid
meet, at.. scptie, eentraA , for. the purpose!af taking
consideracn any other suggestion which may be
Trade for the better administration' 'of the poor-laws when
application shall be made foe the renewal of the powers
of the -Poor-law Board. , .
These letters were referred to the Visiting, Committee,
Mr:WAL7BY begged leave to move the onflrmatiom
of the aTipointinent of Ar.-Lodge, And in the course of
his temarko dteW the attention of the board to the clause
empowering the hoard ,to appoint auy officer who had
lived for a certain time in the town or district.
Mt. lieye,' seconded the motion, which was tarried,
without a,dissent ent. .
This terminated the busineas..hefoye the board, .

extra
Friday evening was the -second of' the two es
nigllS which were promised •133; Mr. and Mii. ettirls,i
Nean at:the close, of. theinrecent .brilliant .ongarpac*
at the Queen's Theatre, Edinburgh, . The hotAte;VAs.„ A 4
immense,one, the passagesi being, crowded tto overflow.;
and' al,4l'lda9e*:egen,' tidell9- 13 1 f I '1
131•14iC! I `e si
I I 't t 41.1 1 EiseatsTing
attie;bi,b. i.e
wi3eaT_esiuif:ei I:etevrxnamaoetnnlrstebteoiae' eotrhoniillsn:; rond:tv;:ca4t ;
curta.ln betWeenibc acts. . .
When Prince Joseph f'oniatoW
1).1' Count Walewski to pursuald9._amily,
be is reported to
the return of the Grand Ducwa F
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the ;foluateer corps o
~,s may render assistance. convenient, in the course of the
Mouth of June next, in Hyde-park. We may anticipate
.that it will be one of the most brilliant sights witnessed
ii:ool;anlendpo°fnu.bt—hlienli;lrasnirecgyeies"ttyamYteheaatti#7
years, took plaea col Thursday in the theatre of that
institutioia, to. do honour to Captain * gir"Leopold
Mclintbek.- the ,Lord Lieutenant was, n attendium,
and all the .leading men in Dublinnssembled to testify
their respect for the heroic Irishman,
SiAtIDE IN TILE O,OIIMR-wind. liaxii.-.,This toorol4
Mr. William Carter received information that a 114
named 1.8,11,1e4 Tiffin, a farrier, living in Blexham-street,
Oamberwellroad, had oominitted:suicide-.-by hanging
,himself, in the. water-closet of his, mother's house'
When cut down life was extinct. Alove affair appears
to' have preyed-upon his 'mind, and induced him to uAll'`'
mit the rashiacte • • •
THE ZOOLOGICAL GAnpENS.-7.Pollowing close upon
the ,great Salamander of
,lapeo, -the "arrival of which we
reported a few das ago, a second novelty. of no, less fkiii!
gnlar aspect, but belonging to a different class of beings?
has just arrived at the Zoological Soeiety's Gar:lens:
This consists of two living specimens of the celebre
bird of the White Nile, first made knoWn to naturalists
in 1851, through the exertions of the Abysisiniati tr!,:
Teller, Mansfield Parkyns, and named by Mr. GPI44
balaniceps rex. The whale-head, as its name inp,F!s„..,
is a large stork, provided with 'an enormous pelican-T,ie
•hill, and further resembling ,the latter bird in its capacal
for devouring fish.

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