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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-19 00:00:00

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DALE'S Laboratory, 72,11atton-Gardett, London', E.C.
"Mr. Langdale's preparations are, to vas mind, the most
extraordinary productions of modern cheml4try."—lllustrated.
London News: July 19, 1251;
A long and interesting report on the products of E. F.
''Langdale's LabOtatory,!by aapeinal_seientilic.comildssion from
the editor of the "Lancet," will be found in that journ•3lof
'SaftetelitY, January nth,' -.A-aopy. frirWaf.ded for
two stamps:
' AGENTS ,VANTED:
• THE NEW. DISCOVERY,-,For the Restoratien -and Repro'
duotion of the Hair.-14r. Langdale guarantees his QUID?
ESSENCE of GANTHARIDES most :successful as- a restoravTs
tire, also in checking greyaess, ettengthaang weak heir, an&
preventing, its falling, off, most! effectual in the, growth 41109
whiskers, moustachios, &c. The money inuneffiately returned
not satisfactory. Poet free for:2s. 64. in--stempa.t-Lirbocrxi
tory, 12, Hatton-garden.
E. P. .LANODA.LE'S RASPHERRY, AND: CHERRI:.O
TOOTH PASTE.—The most delicious preparafion• ever pro-
duced • for the Tee:tit, Gums-and: Breath.. BOW:free from thoull
LrLaboratory, 72,,Hatton-garden, for Is. 3d. in stamps. my 3

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- RUPTURES.—BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WinrEtSn''llo-C-MAIN-iulyEst.Eß -TRUSS f
V allotted by upwards of .2.00 Medical Gentlemen to be gie
most 'effective invention in the curative treatment bf /TERN/A, -
The use of a steel spring, so hurtful in its 'effects, is hereicd
avoided; a soft bandage beutg wotn round the body, while the
regnisite resisting power is supplied. by the 310Q-11LAIlki;f3
PAD and PATENT LEVER fitting with se me& 'gafe- sun&
closeness thattit cannot be detected, and may bevorn df2F/14eff
sleep, A descriptive circular may be had, and the truss (whirl
cromot fail to fit) forwarded by post, on the circumference t 7
the body, two inches below the hips, befog sent to the Mane. '
facture'', -

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MR. JOHN WHITE, 22,°; PICCADILLY,, LONlitOlekri-t
Price of a Singlet-Truss, Xfo:, 215.,, 265; 00., anttllCW.4.
Postage Is.
Price of a Doitlsle Truis '3ls. 6d.,"421, and 525.
• • Posttige Is. 1-1•1;!.J1
Price of_an.UmbilicalTross, 425., and 528.6d.__Eastage It. 10de—
POtr-Offlde- orders-AO-be made payable to --JOHN—WMht9tj--
Poet-office Piccadilly.
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LASTIC STOCKINGS, 'KtTER-CAPS;
The material of which -these are-made is recommended
by-lhe Faculty, aa,lring peculiarly elastic and compressible,-
and the best-invention forgiving efficient and pertnanefit
port in; all cases.. of weakness, and swellings .of the LEGS,
VARICOSE VEINS,'EPRAINS, &c. It' is porous,Aight
texture, and inexpensive, midis, dawn on like, an ordinVlrolr,
stocking: Price, from 7s. 6d. to'l6s. each. Postage ed.
JOHN WHITE, 111....verAcrrasit, 228, PICCADILLY.: 7,e;:::
LONDON.
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ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENdaYLI9'

BENEFICES. AND APPOINTMENTS ''AnNer
CANONRY. .a 1f *Nr!-;t-,:ii: .18E1
Meiford, in the Cathedral Church of St. Asaph : vat a lts 6d
pat. the Bishop,of Asaph : Rev. J. H.,Bl.,Luranoore,ded- f 11.9
RECTORIES.
Clonleigh : dio. Derry pat. the Bishop of Derry, &c.: liav
W. Knox, dec. > . rift
Cumber, Upper, co. and dio. Derry : pat. the„BishOp of Derry,
&a.: Rev. T.l.indesay, dec. • - . • -
Hatherop, co. and dio. Gloucester: val. £274 :• pat. Hon. G. X.
Ponsonby Rev. S. G. Bourke, dec. • • • • ,4iCr
Llanarrnon-3-n-.Tal. Denbighshire: dio. St. Asaph (.9bieciire) :
val. £345: pat. Bisbop of St.' Asaph: Rev. J. H. M. Lux.- -
moors, dcc.
Marchwiel, Denbighshire : :dio.• St. Asaph : val. £7OB -witlkipyt
residence : pat. Bishop of St. Asaph Rev. J. H. M. Lux.-
moore, dec. .1-: .!.r• . v-)

PERPETUAL. CURACIES.
Greslty;" Church, Detbythite t. val; .S 10& with,
residence : pate. Reps. of the late Incumbent, the-Rev. Dr. ~
G. W. Lloyd, dec. ..'o ari
Harrow-Weald, Middlesex : dio.,L9ndon : pat. the T. of Ilar-T
row : Rev': Mbnio, prom. • ' • fit
Liverpool, St. Michael : dio. Chester : val. £250: pat. J. Law,-
rence, Esq.': Rev. Isaite Tiihanl, ded.'`•
London), St Mark, Whitechwl: val. £5O with residence : pat. ,
' Brasenose' College; Orford: Rev. IS. 3.'Vattghin, prom.
goretpx,i, Salop: dio. St. Asaph.: val. £669: pat. Bishop T•
St. Mapti Rev. 3:11. M. Lturmoore, dcc.
Penzance, St.,Ma.ry,.Cornwall : dio. Exeter: val.£lQ patgziff
V. of*Madeon : Rev. H. Batten, dec:
Penzance, St. Pail, Cornwall,: •dio. Exeter : val. £6O
the Reps. of the late Incumbent : Rev. Batten, dcc.

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Reeeles Gaol, Suffolk : Ran. R. J. Erancist,resigned. 6.7/38
To the Russian Company, Cronitadt : Rev. 1.11.

prom. " " •i .0.4.{, e ref,iinfau
CURACIES.-
Broad,Chalke, Wilts: 41.1f1 cretin *iqr'cliE
Horsley, West. Surrey : dio. Winchester. „
111addiugton,:Wilts : .dio. Salisbury. "1 Ji €4113
Mahon, St. Leonard, co. and dio. -York. lf
Powerstock, Dorset • 0:,-AT •tai
Rainton. co. and dio., Durham :
.stipend, £lOO. -
Woodford, Nizthainptoashire dio. Peterborimgh
£4O with. title. .. _2.

MASTERSHIP: ' .)11 9118
Leek Grammar School : testimonlala to Xi% W. Zaduall,. .;51;1.1

The latest edition. Just published.- Sent free per post for
three stamps, or may be had on applitatirki:- WATT : THEIR
Loss AND RESTORATION. On the best means ofrestoring teeth,
by the new principle of self-tulhesion, with vulcanised gum-
coloured India-rubber in lieu of bone or gold, and by meansrof
a'fie;ihleigurn., without springs or wiresomd W'it'hout "entrant-
'keg roots, at half the ordinayy cost. By Messrs. Gabriel, „
Dentists to the Prince D'Ottajana.!. A multum in parvo i 77"
chure, which all requiring the aid of a dentist will do well to
peruse, as, emanating: from spell a; source, in maybe contt-n3J"cr dently relied on.---United Service Gazette. Dental Establish-,-
mcnts : 134, Duke-street, Liverpool; 33, ,Liitlgatell4ll; "and' •4'
110, Regent-street, London Note name and number. Estab-
shed 1815. `?de diploma.
With reference to the notice of the proposed accele-
ration in the day mail Oervide betWeenondon an&
Paris, which will be fifst-class only, it appears that this
Oltiwatinn will not interfere with the tidal service via _
Folkestone,and Boulogne. Arrangements have already' I'
been completed between the South Easteyn andi.thfn no
French Great Northern Companies for ttilidal
:frotn they Ist of May next, being 'perforreedill'aboutlettA
hours—an unprecedented speed for the jolfrilexpetweerc ~/
the two capitals.
SPANISH BRIMSTONE.—Spanish sulphur. seems likely f,;
to become a formidable rival to that 4. The,/
diccoVery made at Huelva (Andalusia;by wrench
engineer of veins of ore which had.been worked in the
tittles of the Romans, seems likely to. change the, whole
face of a 'district which has long been poor"and destitute
of resources: . These mines which yield-Sulphtp,Aoppet,oirl
aid manganese, are now principally worked -hi these:./i1)
foreign companies; With 'a- capitate-Cal:font 40,000,000 f..
The sale of their products is easy, and certain: ' Whitt*
Sicilian. sulphur counts from £8 to ,ts stexiinolieuit.
reaches Newcastfe, lhat Of And-via can be Obtained at
about a on the spot;tand' Merchant vessels will Istidity :00
take it from the Spanish port at a,freight 0f1.,6t0r 18C-7,sti
per ton. The one at Huelva Contains from 46 to 50-,
per cent. of sulphur, and from three to four Per pent.
of copper.- -The annival-exports from Huelva by sea are
expected to amount. to 60000 tons, and it, has been cal--).
loulated that' the mines will "produce that quantity for
centuries to come,,-.-Graignani'klifessetsger. . 1J
COOLING.—Some of our country friends may be curious. lin
!.tio know how the packers
_in to_,_city can- manage so
much fresh meat in hot weather. We will tell them,. ,
Yesterday, we went through one est4blishment,
has two ice houses of sufficient 6ipack to hold about
2,000 tons of ice, to which are attached cooling rooms,
large. enough, to stow and coollthe careasaes of ktheiffaut
bullocks. These rooms are arranged with.valves near ,
the top; Which let in all the heated air cethe top'Of'the
ice, where, as. it, cools, it- falls to 'the bottom of fineso ,r 1")
and passes into the cooling rooms in just such quatititiesiAA
as maybe 'required to keep the-teMperature at abOutt46
degrees Fahrenheit, which, iefregulated by opening:Ate rf'-'3
valves more or less. In these rooms the atmosphere is not
loaded with Moisture as it is in'the upper part of an ice
house, but is as dry and well adapted, te-keepmeat asit A
is in an •upper'room upon a day when the temperature
is naturally at the. same-degree,: with 'd -north or'
west wind, , Orte,of these rooms y4tends- undeg4rsn
the ice, but the principal space is at the side and on a;
level with the ice house floor. One of these TOOTDS,
about thirty feet king by a himdred feet, well lighted by
large basement windows, formed by three sash?, sashes,4.lserv:
So that 'there are two air Compartifientsthsitircs7.3l7
f these , win- .IoT
las perfectly' to keep the heated atmosphere aotmaeospohere out, --nrr
la first-rate ice house wall.b
dews the proprietor map
day, sitting cool and comfortable
'while the 'fig, ,i 1.13
'ters of Which hang; upon the hooks
quarters beef, a hundred q eseenrotiulninag
men are at work cutting and salt.
walls
in perfect safety., though it could not- bebinsured sweet:, 01;7
• made of matched pine boardsi so as to form a double
are
Tor three hours in the open air. *The ice chamber
'wall, with the boards about afrfoOt apart; and that space
is filled with fine charboal. The drip of the ice is con-
ducted to a well of natural water, which is thus kept
neer,
ice-cold, and is of great advantage in the business for
making pickle and, other purposes., Jf7the. ice should;
melt fast enough to cause the water tii-rise in the.well, .„
paSses off through the -sami which 'forma the '5
sub-
stratum of that part of,the
rooms are not only used-for keeping
meat fresh, and
cutting and a:, bust rot storing salted 'meats, ant
which (keep better than!, in: any other ,rooms above or szl
below. ground, because the atmosphere is pe;fectly. dry. ~il,
Hams, after being stnokekire paokeic in tierces without
salt, and keep, perfectly sweet in these great coaling ~Ifft
ToOms. Verily, ice is a ()Teat institution.—New York_ r

Printed and Published bV•WALTER HENRY PEAT, of I"' 491
8, Wesley-street, in the Parish of 'Toxteth-park, at his
Printing Eatablishnieuts-3, Bau,sswicx-STREET (clavier of
Castle-street), and 40, LErovi-sraErr, Liverpool:
MARCH 19, 1860.

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