The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-05 00:00:00

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ON SATURDAY NEXT, APRIL 7
WILL BE PUBLISHED

No. 1 OF

THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY TtMES,7

A JOURNAL OF• POLITICS,

LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART.

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CURTIS ON MANHOOD.—NE AV EDITION.
A MEDICAL ESSAY ON NERVOUS DISEASEE'•
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heat and vigour. By J. L. CURTIS, 17,1 e.:ltberemsai?le-bilee
Piccadilly, London.

CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER on the Physiological Wu'
cure end Functions of the Reproductive Organs. ec
CHAPTER 11. Causes of Spermatorrhcea and Impoten
Early Viciotts Indulgences; Dangers of Neglect. •
atio°` of
CHAPTER 111. A Review of the various Disqualific
Marriage, whether resulting fron the Follies of Maturi'
thCHAPTER IV. e Effects of Climate The , or
Author's planp of Treatment, "We';
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and Moral, with observations on a new and successful inor.cro,
detecting Spermatorrhcea, and other discharges, by
scOplc examination. :tit;
The Book concludes with numerous varied and intere-,10
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Lotion. •

REVIEWS OF THE WORK.
" CURTIS ON IVlA:rnoon.—This is a truly valuable wer",csi
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BIRKENHEAD RAILWII'

GOOD FRIDAY. 6.00
The service of Trains on this Company's Line, to
Birkenhead, Chester, and Manchester, on the above ""'
be as follows

UP TR,

Stop. ia;:sr.'Wop. Fast. Stop'
a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. &•m; 1 g
1&3 1& 3 1&3 i&3 1&3
9
LIVERPOOL ) _
610 745 8 0 830 9 °
Laing stage "e/' 20 lO
BIRKENHEAD „ 630 8 5 820 858 9 10 50
CHESTER air 720 • 910 * 10 15
•,.
DITTO dep 750 ... ••• ••• ."
WARRINGTONarr 8 45 •
.•• .•
MANCHESTER „ 935 -.
UP TRAINS.
Fast. Stop. Fast. Stop. Fast. sot.
a." 5. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. 5
1&31&3 1 & 3 1 &3 1&' 10
LIVERPOOL dep 10 40 140 410 6 0 7
0
Leling s
BIRKENHEAD „11 0 2 0 430 620 720 i 0 10
CHESTER arr 11 3.5 250 5 0 710-8 0 ,
'•
DITTO dep
194 555
.•••
WARRINGTONarr .•• ••• ••• •.•
MANCHESTER „ ... ••• ••• •
••
• Passengers booked to Great Western Line only.
A This Train will call at Stations between Chester.
and Manchester.
DOWN TRAINS.
gf tor'
Fast. Stop. Stop. Stop. Fast, -3.0.
a.m. A.M. a.m. a.m. r,
1& 3 1& 3 1& 3 16,43 1&3
MANCHES'R k dep •
Victoria Stat'n
WARRINGTON 8 0 •••
CHESTER arr 8 50 . • 0
.4
DITTO dep 445 8 15.
ljg 10— 4 60 11 650
'BIEKENHEADarr 515 9 5 95010 50 1,, 25 2 710
LIVERPOOL „ 535 925 10 10 11 10 1*
DOWN TRAINS.
Stop.
Stop. Fast. Stop. stop. Fast'
o,
pan- Pe n
i tt 9
p 1 & 3 1p & 3 1 p,13 i& 3 I'''.
20
Victoriadep . ••• 7
•• •
0
WARRINGTON „ "* DS 1:
.1.
5
CHESTER • arr ::* 16 9 429
DITTO • ••• •••
de 7 0 • 815 845 - 10
BIRKENHEADare 07 55 830 910 940 10 3O 40
if
LIVERPOOL 836 850 9se 10 ;,•7
• From Great Western Line only. B. kenhela"
la This Train will not stop between Chester and BO

• Ist Class. 301
and Back...3s. 6d, ls. 9d•

FARES :-

Birkenhead to Chester, or 1
Chester to Birkenhead I
Manchester to Chester, or i
Chester to Manchester
Manchester to Birkenhead, or
Warringtonehes ter
Birkenhead to Manchester
Warrington to Chegter, or
Warringtonoikre,h e a d
,
or f ' k 30• 6d..
and Bac ... •
Birkenhead to
Children undarTwelve Years of age, naimoic!•_.
r. Ls e
'ma TICKETS WILL BE AVAILAELE FOR TIIIC DAV Or,
...., at
ORDINARY RETURN TICKETS issued on he
_:` t!„, Rad
sth of April, and intervening dap., will be are up
including the followingCHAßLE Wedn S
MASON, esday.—By
General
* ..Tanager.
Birkenhead, March 26, 1860.
w pgAT• of 14°
Printed told Published by WALTER HENI4.,„ jc, at
8, Wesley-street, in the Parish of Toxteullasser
Printing Establishments-3, Baunfswiex-sras.:
Ca"l"treet), and 40, LEIGH-STREET, Liverpooi
Anal, 5, Ise°

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and Back:..ss• Od.•••

and Back...3a. 6d.