The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-20 00:00:00

FLOWTNi4 RINGLETS.

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THE Care of Ac Hair in Infants and Young Mild--
renn is, by inexperienced mothers and nurse?, too little-
regarded.' No mistake can 'be • more injurious' than the sup--
position .that. neglect in WS particular emu continue .with.
imbunity:" The seeds of strength or weakness are laid in the
nursery; and the majority of the line flowing ringlets 'or
bald heads, of after years, are traceable to this early -period.
OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA,
long celebrated for iti-geoial and invigorating qualities, in
promoting and restoring; the growth,of the hair, is peculiarly
fitted (applied accoutlivito•the printed directions) for applica-
tion during the tender years of infancy and childhood ; and
no nursery where personal adVantakes are held in any estima-
tion,:should.be without it.- ;
FOIL EMBELLISHING THE HAIR, -
the Balm is pre-eminent. A' smooth,' rick, and beautiful
appearance, with .a . gentle wave, or glossy ringlets, full,
luxuriant, and graceful, being the admirable results of its use.
FOR' CLEANSING THE HAIR
the Balm is most valuable, as it effects this essential object
without drying up the naturaLmoisture..ann'thus_ preventing decorative arrangement—a fault so much complained of by
those who use ordinary detergent mixtures, and immediately
removes the scurf. . ,
Price 38. 6d., 66., ~,and 11e. per Attie • 'no other brices are'
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genuine.
Ask for OLDRIDGE'S BALM, 13, Wellington-street North,
Strand, London.
Atimits for Liverpool, Messrs. RAIMES k CO., •

LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT.YEsrE4.4txr

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(Before Mr. ):: 1.
A ninriter Of the soldiers who arrived hint .3yeek from
Calcutta in the Tasmania, were hi:Might' charged
with drunkenness', cautioned, and dismissed.
ABSCONDING PROM ! THE RErotraWrotrt.lL.-Isabella
Richardson and Arabella Turnbull, were chtirged with
absconding from the -Reforthatory.- Police-constable 74
found them in
.a
.dancitigibouaci ; TranbulLibis.lbig•
lieliavbd herself indecently, was serit-to gaol fora Hiulitb..
The other girl was delivered to-the officer,- -to be taken
to the Reforruatory. Sarah,
.Davies was also charged:
witliabseonding from the Reformatoly, It appeared,
however; that she was in service at 22,.Pine-street, with-
the consent of the authorities. Heremployer,Sttenclerk
and said the prisoner had robbed hiin. Itemanded.
;THE PEPPER CASE.—Mr. Tyndall-ripPhed.' for an
adjournment of the case against the-retailers tothel3th
April.: Mr. Duncan appeared.on behalf of,the defend-
ants. .• Tile adjournment was granted:
CUTTING AWs 'a Riles,labOUrCr.
was charged with cutting wife on the hand with a
knife an Sunday; The parties had
_a squab4e together,
and the cut:-was`: *i yntallSr Illtlejeliarge was
not pressed; and the prisoner was ismissed.
KINDNESS RETURNERTIibitiaS summing and John
Griffiths were charged' 'with rcibbine Mr. Lynch of
19s 34d1 The parties-met at a ipublieLlionae; on'Ra. ttir-
day evening, kept by a Mrs..'"Antierson, where prosemitcir
treated the prisoners to some drink,. and-- handed. a
sovereign to pay for some beer to the 'elder prisoner,
who, however, refused togivehim the change, amounting
to 198 31d. Committed for trial: •
EMBEZZLEMENT.---Johli Hughes was, brought -upon).
a charge of embezzlement. Prisoner had been erepioyedi
as collector of numey Up to ChriStmas. last *.lFky *-
James Smitlia biscuit manufacturer'. Since then it had
been discovered that the prisoner had embezzled a large
number of small accounts, the' whole amounting' to
about 420. A Mrs. Abbott paid, him 6s 3d, ar.d 'Mrs.
M‘Guire 7s 9d, in September last: Committed for trial.
LEATHER STEALING.-Martin Leech, Otto Graur,
' Albert Radka, William Otto, Londoe Cowan; -Datidl
Donna,. Amia Afarcla, Aohert Marrice, . and:Charles.
Deamstraw, Prussian seamen, belonging to the schooner.
Octavio-, were brought 4, on suspicion of •having stolen..
a quantity of leather. The leather had been.selitia?.?fdi
by Messrs: William Tarbet arid Sons; and the Captain
suspecting that the-men-bad-stolen a quantity of it, took-
an officer aboard, who found. pieces of leather in some
of the prisoner's berths. The offence was brought home_
to two only, who were sent to goal for -two .months,
The others were dismissed.
STEALING - COTTON. An old, miserable-looking
woman who has b.een, committed to gaol twenty times
for stealing Batton, was'-' brought up charged with her
twenty-f,rst offence---•-eotton stealing, and was sentenced
to two months' imprisonment.
A PITIABLE CASE.—George lienry,Bates,waa charged
with stealing a mantle and cape, the property of- his,
father, who said theprisOner was .15. years of age, and, a
very bad boy. Be "did not know what to do with, him.
The artieles were pawned with Mr. -Jolui Little,
Brownlow-hill: Remanded,
OBTAINING MONEY „lIDER PALSR-. PRETEFCEL—
Williani Corbett; One of '
the men who arrived in th%
Tasmania, was hrought -up on aoharge pf enlisting in,
several. regiments, ;for the purpose of obtaining tht,
Two iergeauts gave evidence, and the pris9lkek- was,sentenced to one month's hard:labour.. ,
STEm.,-risca. ROPE. Patrick 'Coleman,: ar4t:: Tdßrurdt.
Wynn were'eliarged with stealing about owt;Jof
valued at 205., from the shie CarolineNesinith, lyinc, ip
the iliiskisson Deck. Police officer 306 i, caught b.
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prisoners, who are well known, to. the police, iii.the act
°flaking the rope away, Coleman, was committed fora(
month, and Wynn, wno had been emplOyqd, en. board
the vessel, for two months.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTEL- LIGEDNVE ~„
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BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT:
CANONRY:
Mcifurd, in the Cathedral Church of St. Asaph : vaL£s 16s 6d :
pat. the bishop of St. Asaph : Rev. J. H. M. Luxmoore, dec..
Ultl LS. •
ClOnleigh die: Derry : pat. the Bishop of Derry, &c.: Roxv
W. Knox, dee.
Cumber,
,Upper co. and dio. DFrry, : pat the Bishop of,lflef,ryp,
deh. r 5 1;
, Hatherop,'co. and dice. OlciiCeeter ? val. £274: pat. 11912,.
Ponsonby : Rev. S. G. Bourke, dec.
Llanarrnon-yn-Jal, Denbighshire dio., St. AlapfkbSiftecure) :
val. £345: pat. Bishop of St. Asaph Rev.. IL'M. Lux.
moore, dec.
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Marchwiel, Denbighshire dio. St. Aeaph £7OB with
residence : pat. Bishop of St. Asaph; Rev. J. 11.31:Lux-
moore, dec.
PERPETUAL CURACIES: •
GTesley, chprch,_ De4tyshirc : illo..Lichfiel4 rat: £lOB with
residence : pats. Reps. of the late Incumbent, the Rev. Dr.
G. ,W.l.Llpydi dec. •
1-Tarrow,-.Wea,ld, Middlesex die. Lonclom : pat. the V. of Hap-,
row: ReV.- E;MOnro, prom.
Liverpool, St. Michael :I die. Chester vali.-£250 : pat. J. Latr-f-
-rence, Esq. ; Rev. Isaac, Gillam, dec.
Londo St' Mark; Whitechapel : val. £5O with residenCe : pat..
Brasenooe Cullege,.Oxford : Rev. D. J. Vaughan, prom.
Moreton Salop dio. St. Asaph : val. 4E49.: pat.. Bishop oft
St. As4h Rev. J. H. M:Luxmoore, ded.
l'enstancei,,St. Mary, COrittvall: die., Exeter: val. 4150 : pat. '
V. of Madron : Rev. H. Batten, dec.
Penzance, St. Para, Corn' all the. Exeter : £OO : pat,
the Reps. of the late Irteumbent : Rev. H. Batten,: dee.
CHAPLAINCIES.
Becckes, Suffolk : Rev. R. J. Francis, resigned.
Totdie Russian, Conipaay, Cronstadt Rev. J. H. 11-M'S winey,

CURACES.
Broadi-Chalke, Wilts dio. Salisbury.
Horsley, Weat, Surrey: dio.-Winchester,
Maddingtoft, dio., Saliabry.
Natoli, St. Leonard, co. and dia. York.
Powerstock, Dorset dia. Salisbury, .
Rainton, co. and dio., Durhant! stipend, Sifoi4 ai
Woodford, Northamptonire : dio. Peterborough • stmendt
RAO with title. • '•• • ' -
MASTERSIVIE.,
Leek Grammar School : testimonials to Mr. W. Badriali„

li3qa 9:1

The prox'Asions of the Commercial Treaty wittpFautnce
are now iA full operation, and the introduction of French
goods into, this country upon a large scale has litres-di
commenced.
Letters fr "
am Bologna describe in glowing c°lrithlee
enthusiasm of the population• after the vote. The who
city, was illuminated, from the most sumPtu
to the smallest hovels. a.incr consists in
ins., . tins, palaces,
ri,-Cauriqu THE SEWERS.-'rer by means of gates
ponnaing back the sewage
water
the gates, allowing
fitted in the sewer, and by oPen
rush forward with a bound,
have accumulated
• the accumulated water
°TshitemreaLe ruany.disadvan-
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process. When once we learn to
icnizienegouwrseith
oitf;twhbae steewyetoerr.deP
tages attending this
rio•ht principles, flushing will no
longer be th°oUFg CLEARLTNESS.—With' *hat' care and -
construct sewers on .
13r be
the feathered race' wash. themselves,,and.
in order? and, how perfectly neat, •
attention
, nt do they. appear ! Among the b
mong beasts
clean,
flew, we find that those which are the most cleanly •
of the _
are P3nerailf the most gay and cheerful, or are dis-
utthaenird plumageelca
tinguished by a t ertain air of tranquillity, and content--
' menu and singit.ig birds are always remarkable for the .
neatness of their plumage.. So -great is the effect of _
cleanliness upon man,, that it extends even to his moral
character. Virtue never-dwelt long with, filth; 'll°r' 4°
I belieye there ever was a person scrupulously attentive
to cleanliness who was a constmmate villain.—awnt
Rumford .
The latest edition. Just published. Sent free per
three stumps, or may be had on application. TEEIII : I.llEttR LOSS ANT) RESTOTtATION. OR the best mehris of restoring tec ,
by the new principle a self-adhesion, with -vulcanised gam'
coloured India-rubber in lieu of bone or gold, and by meanus"?..
a flexible gum, without springs or wires, and without extract-
ing post for
Gabriel,.__
ing "roots, at half• the ordinary cost. By Messrs.
Dentists to the Prince D'Ottaiana. A multum in parvo
well
c).
chore, which all requiring the aid of a dentist will do wceoll
peruse, as, emanating from such a. source, it may he n-11
dently relied on.---United Service Gazette. Dental
meats ; 134,- Duke-street, Liverpool ; 33; Ludgate-bib, aT.I.,
d number. Estao if 110, Regent-street, London Note name and
shed 1915. Vde dfnlonaa.
Ludgate-bill,
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