The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-03 00:00:00

ESTABLISHED 1816

WILDING'S REAL BALSAM OF ANNI-
SEED affords instant relief in all cases of Coughs,
Colds, Astbmas, Sure Throats, Hoarseness, Difficulty of Breathing,
&c. In all cases of Coughs, or Diseases of the Lungs, of long
standing, the Balsam should be resorted to immediate y, and regu-
larly continued until its effects in removing the cough be complete.
Sold In bottles, at Is. lid., 2s. 9d.. 4s. 61, 9s. 11 d., and 225.
each.

WILDING'S FAMILY APERIENT or ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
being free from any Mercurial preparation, arc particularly recom-
mended for Bilious Attacks, Consumptiod, Dropsy, Liarrlicea,
Eruptions of the Skin, Flatulency, Fits, Fevers, General Debil ty,
Gout, Gravel, Indigestion, Influenza, Liver Coltip'aints, Piles,
Rheumatism, Stomach Complaints, Scrofula, Sore: Legs, Ulcers,
tkc. Sold in boxes, at Is. lid., 25.,;9d., 4s. 6d.
AT THE POST-( tEFICE. 11. ST. NTiE-STIt F:MT LIVERPOOL
PRIESTLEY'S FLUID EXTRACT OF THE
FINEST RED JAMAICA SARSAPARILLA.-
This most efficient cud agreeable prep ration of that well-known
and valuable alterative, JAMAICA SARSAPARILL 1, is ; repared
by a peculiar and sciei.tilic method; and the experience of many
years has fully established the reputation of this the icine, as con-
taining more of the virtues of the root than any other preparation.
Its beneficial effacts have been particularly striking in the following
complaints :—Nocturnal pains in the limbs, scrotulous enlargem n
of the glands, cutaneous affections, chronic rheumatism, &c.: in
freeing the system after a course of mercu y, its benefl ial effects
are very powerful. It purifies the blood, and, by giving to tile
cutaneous vessels a healthy and regular action, it removes that
disposition to erysipelatous inflammation from which so many
persons periodically suffer; and when taken in the spring and fall
of the year as an alterative medicine, it will be found to impart
that strength to the constitution which is indictee' by firmness of
flesh, good appetite, and :reshness of the co.nplexion.
N.B.—To persons of a plethoric hab.t it is most invaluable, as it
thins and promotes a free circulation of the blood, thereby pre-
tenting attacks of apoplexy.
Sold in Bottles 4s. 6d., 7s. 6d., Hs., and 225., at 52, Lord-street,
Liverpool.

To Iron Manufacturers, Ship Builders, Engineers, Iron
.Founders,
Owners of Iron Ships and Steamers, Sugar Refiners. Zinc Manu-
facturers, Paper Makers, Calico Printers, Manufacturers of
Mirrors, Builders, and Architects.
BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
(10 OK'S NEW PATENT COMPOSITION,
k j for Coating Exposed Surfaces, or Surfaces Liable to
Decay, Oxidation, or Deterioration.
The above Patent Composition has now, without the aid of a
single advertisement, established its character as a preventative of
Oxidation or Rust on all metallic substances; also for Coating
Roman or Portland Cement or Brick Vt ork, to insure the preventlim
of the Alkali or Sal', which is inherent in these substioices, from
throwing off the Paint; for Coating the Walls of Rooms previous to
Papering or Painting.
It is particularly recommended for every description of Iron Work,
either Malleable or Cast, which is liable to exposure or to the action
of either Alkali or Acid, such as Iron Vessels, particularly those in
the Sugar or Guano Trades, where the Act i from the former, and
the alkali from the latter, has such a prejudicial effect on the Iron ,
also Sugar Moulds, Char Cisterns, Iron Knees, Water Tanks, hoops
of Water Casks, Chain Plates, all Iron Work aloft on board ship,
Ships' Anchors, Baths, Cisterns, Iron Bedsteads. Garde i Seats and
Poles, Railings, Water Pipes, Monuments, and Stones in Ceme-
teries; indeed, its application may be said to be universal where
either Damp or Oxidation is likely to prevail, such, for instance, as
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses will be efficaci, u.ly secured from Damp
or Salt Water by the back being Coated with the Composition,
without in the least deteriorating their lustre. The following are a
few Testimonials from parties wilo have used the Composition, and
to which the Patentee respectfully refers.

TESTIMONIAL S IN FAVOUR OF COOK'S NEW PATENT COMPOSITION.
From MATTHEW BROWN, Esq.
Mr. J. E. Cook. Greenock, 20th Feb., 1856.
Sir,—From the trial I have had of our Composition upon the
Bricks of my Cottages, I think it is an aadmirabie Paint and answers
eve' y purpose intended. MAT TH E W BROWN.
From Messrs. JOHN WALKER & Co., Sugar Refiners,
Mr. J. E. Cook, Greenock. Greenock, 6th Feb., 1856.
Sir,—We are in receipt of yours of date, requesting us to give our
opinion of your Comp site. n on our Sugar Moulds.
We coated several hundreds of our Moulds with it about 18 months
ago, and find it to stand better than anything we have tried; the
Moulds apparently being in as good condition as when it was put on.
JOHN WALKER & CO.
From Messrs. JAMES GRAY & Co.
Overton Paper Mills, Greenock, 22nd Sep. 1854.
JAMES E. COOK, Esq.
Sir,—We are glad to say that your Composition has stood the test
of our Bleaching Liquor for upwards of twelve months, and we are
quite satisfied that it will answer our purpose, in preserving the
Liquor from being injured in coming in contact wi h the iron tanks.
JAMES GRAY & CO.
From Mr. JOHN MiNAUGHT, House Pa rater and Decorator,
Greenock.

Mr. J E. Coox.
Sir,—l had your " Patent Composition " applied to the outside of
a House which was finished in Roman Cement, and which is situated
in an exposed part of the S I
a Coast, and I happ y to state, with the
most favourable results. may also state that I gave the Roman
Cement one Coat of your Composition, and thereafter finished it
with two Coats of Oil Paint In Imitation Ashlar, and have no hesita.
tion in pronouncing it a first. rate job, there being no appearance of
Alkali or Salt of any kind acting upon the Coating, as is usual in
ordinary cases of common Oil Paint ng.
I have no doubt but when your Composition is better known the
use of it must become general. JOHN M NAUGHT.
Commercial Temperance Hotel, Greenock, May 12, 1856.4

Air: J. E. Coot.
Dear Sir,—l deem it not only due to your genius, but also due to
the Public, that the following striking effects of your new Patent
Composition should be generally known. I had a great portion of
the Walls or one of my Rooms newly Plastered, and being desirous
of having it papered with all possiole speed, and at same time to
insure perfect dryness (the wa.ls being still damp, having been only
four days finished in plaster), it was suggested by my Painter that
your Composit on should be applied. It was so, and within four
hours thereafter the room was papered, and is now as dry as any
room poisibly can be.
I shall be happy to show it to any party who may wish to inspect
IL—Yours respectfully, J. C. BORLAND.

WHOLESALE AGENTS:
Messrs. BEEDLE & CO., 1. King-street, Liverpool,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS:
Messrs. ROBINSON & NIVEN, Greenock.

enrs. Hi,

Agents and Shipbrokers in England—Messrs. Cun,rd, Brett, and
Austen, London, Liverpool, and :.outhampLn,
OFFICES IN PARIS-20, RUE NEUVE DES CAPIJCINEII.
OFFICES IN LONDON-1 I, KING WILLIAM IliTRItHr, CITY.
In accordance with the resolutions passed at a General Meetting
of Shareholders, hell at the Offices. in Paris, on Saturday the lath
Mar•h, 1856, the objects of this Company, which was origlially
formed for the commercial purposes of communication between
France nd Parts in the Indian seas, with c ipper-built sailing
ships have been considerably extended and the system' of opera-
tions materially improved; it having been determined to unite the
maritime enterprise of the two greatest m‘reantile communities
in Furop,—England and Faance—and to substitute screw steam
clippers, of first-rate sailing capacity, with auxiliary propelling
power.
The undertaking combines a'l the elements of success that can
be contributed by each country; the newly.,cleveloped commercial
requirements of France afford profitable employment, and the
cheap and long established constructive of England provides
the best immediate means, whilst the capital, mtr.anttle con.

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nections. and nautical genies of b..th countrios are united in a
common object, of the m tot impor ant and remunerative character.
Under such encour•ging circumstances, the Company have
arranged to commence operations at once, by a line of screw
clippers, of about 2,400 tons average regis er tonnage, to sail
reenlariy from liavre to Calcutta, touching at the Ile 0e la Reunion
(Bourbon), aid such oth. r intermediate Indian torts as may be
selected. It is afro proposed to open a commuaication, upon an
early day, with the Brazils, and, via the Brazils, with the Cape of
Good Hope. The ships will call at the " port of Southampton
outward and homeward, to receive or land goods, specie, or pas-
sengers.

TO open these lines without delay, a fine fleet of clipper screw
steamers, of established reputation, has been purchased from the
General Screw Steam Shipping Complily, viz.:—
JASON, ARGO,
GOLDEN FLEECE, QUEEN OF THE SOUTH.
INDIANA, LADY JOCELYN,
CALCUTTA, hYDASPES.
By this important purchase, the Company will he protected from
the less which would necessarily follow from their capital lying
unproductive while a new fleet was being built and equipped, and
be at once prepared to open their trades with the most faithfully
constructed steam clipp-rs in existence—nossessing the prestige of
their previous employment, and the very high character they have
since sustained is the transport s,rvice of the British and French
Governments.

A portion of the capital will be open for subscription in Ergland
and the Colonies.
Each application for shares must be made in the appended form,
accomp nied by a p ryment of f 5 francs or .41 per sh .re on the
number required, for which a % oucber will be given. In the event
of le,s th..n the whole number of sha es applied for being allotted,
the amount paid in excess will be applied towards the balance of
75f. or &3 per share, then payable. Should no allotment be made
to the appdeant, the money thus lodged will be returned, free of
charge,.within a week from the day of tit general allotment.
Calculati us made by those most experienced in the traffie of
France. and the exports Pram Belgium, Switzerlanci, and Germany,
via Havre, wi h the ascertained steam c...mmunication between the
inns selected by this Company, warrant the Ditec ors in stAttng
their conviction that no ma, itime enterprise ever commenced under
mole favourable auspices, or with fairer prospects of yielding huge
returns to its proprietary.
W. en the capital is fully subscribed, an application will be made
for permission to convert this Company, which is at present estab-
lished under the French Commercial Law as a Societie en Com-
mandite, into a Sochtie Anonyme, and the gentlemen composing
the Committee of Supervision in England will become members of
the Council in Paris.
Applications for shares, accompanied by the 25fr. oral deposit, to
he ma' e to Messrs. CURaIE CO., 29, Cornhill ; Hunotivs & Rowss Lb,
Stock-brokers, I Thieidneedle-street ; CUNARD, BRETT,& AtrsreN,
Agents and Ship-brokers, 150 Leadenhall-street, London, 5, York.
buildings, Liverpool, and Canute-road, Southampton; and at the
OrFicEs of the COSIPANT. in London and Paris.
FORM OF APPLICATION FOR MARRS.
Messrs. Graham, De Linares, 4. Co., Gerant, of the Societe Des
Clippers Francais.

GENTLEMEN,
I hereby enclose the sum of £ being el deposit
on Shares in the Societie Generale d•s Clippers Francais,
and I request you will allot me Shares of 100 f. r 44
each, and I hereby agree to accept such Shares, or any less number
that may be allot, d to me, and to pay the remaining 75f. or £3 per
Share, at the time that may be appointed.
I am, Gentlemen, _

Your obedient Servant,

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