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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE LATE COLLIERY EXPLOSION.

On Monday the jury, whose duty it will be to inquire into
the cause of the deaths of the killed, was empannelled by the
coroner, Mr. Thomas Badger. The poor fellow into whose
death the jury now sat to inquire was Abraham Turner, about
20 years of age, who lived with his widowed mother near the.
old factory, at Wath. Abraham was single, and was the chief
snpport of his mother, the other son, named Stephen, was
married and lived at Hemingfield. This son is now among
the dead in the pit, and has left, beside his mother, a wife
and two children to mourn his loss, and it is expected
that she will be confined again shortly. Both sons
were affectionate and dutiful to their mother, who
loved therii dearly, especially the one who listed at home. It
is a pleasure for us to be able to add that Abraham was a
devout and religious young than ; he died In peace, saying,
" I am happy—Jesus is precious, and I ath going to him."
Ho bad often preached at Wails and the neighbourhood, and
was respected by all his friends. Tho distress of the mother
was very great. After summoning the jury, the coroner made
a few appropriate observations. Mr. W. H. Peacock, solicitor,
of Barnsley, who attended on behalf of the owners of the
colliery, said that the proprietors of tho collieries would do all
in their power to assist the coroner and the jury in making the
; enquiry which they were about to commence. The following
evidence Was thee take❑ :—Alice Turner, mother of the
deceased, said the body now lying . dead is that of
my son. Mr. J. G. Wade, surgeon, acid the deceased
had died from the effects of being severely berned.
William Ca!bridge, of Lund Hill, one of the firemen
at the colliery, described the manner in which ho had
got the deceased out of the pit. Ho then said that on the
I morniug of the accident ho fonnd all tho places he visited in
good working orders He could not form any opinion as to
what was the cause of the fearful explosion. It is supposed
that there aro now over 160 persons i❑ the pit. The pit was
worked with naked candles in some parts, Davy lamps were
necessary ; generally candles were used. He and all the
others thought it quite safe to use them, He ordered Davy
'amps to be used where he thought them necessary. John
Warhurst, who said he was a fire trier at the Lund Hill
colliery, described the descent into the pit after the explosion,
.he having been one of the volunteers. When ho left the pit
on Thursday evening last, about half-past seven, there was not,
in his judgment, a single living being remaining besides those
who h-id gone down to assist. The inquest was then adjourned
' to Monday next.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

WILLIAMS & SON'S PURE GLYCERINE
SOAP.—Messrs. JOHN WILLIAMS & SON'S
PURE GLYCERINE SOAP has been analysed by two of the most.
able chemists of London, and is strongly recommended by- several
eminent men in the medical profession. It is suited to the most
delicate skin (whether arising trom disease or otherwise), and is the
only kind fit for nursery use.—May be had of all respectable che.
mists perfumers, &c. Soap Works, Clerkenwell, London. E. C.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

.DIIKE STREET

112.

SSRS. GA BRI L (the Old Established)
lii DENTISTS beg to announce to their Patients and
the Public generally, that they may be consulted Daily, trom Ten to
Seven, at their Establishments—

112, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AND
33.LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.:
' -

***IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTISTRY.***
Messrs. G. have lately introduced a new and very important im-
provement in
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Which they continue to supply
FROM A SINGLE TOOTH TO A COMPETE SET,
Without Extracting any teeth or stumps, and also without causing
any pain, and without springs or wires,
AT STRICTLY MODERATE CHARGES,
While the work will be found superior to what has been introduced
to the Public for so many years.
The much approved of ENAMELLED TEETH are fixed on the
most tender gums, without extracting any Teeth or Stumps, or
causing any pain, at the following scale of charges namely:—
** * A SINGLE TOOTH FROM 3s. 6d AND 7s. 6d.,
Complete ae4 4s. and £8 SC—Guaranteed to answer every pu epos
for which Nature ordained the originals.
These beautiful Teeth never change colour or decay.
stopping with gold, ss. ; esith Succedaneum, Is. 6d.; with Messrs.
Gabriel's White Enamel, Is., which does not turn black.
A Pamphlet, on "The Loss of Teeth," may be had gratis, on
application at 112, DUKE-STREET, LEVI. RPOUL.
IV STOPPING THE TEETH WITHOUT PAIN. ***
• with f, old and the Succedaneum.
Scaling, Extracting, and all Operations performed at strictly
moderate charges by
MESSRS. GABRIEL,
SURGEON-DENTISTS.
112 --DUKE STREET, LIVERPOOL 112,

33, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.
NOTlCE.—Messrs. GABRIEL beg to state that they have enlarged
and improved their Mechanical Departments, so that they are now
enabled to complete cases on a very short notice ; Misfits by other
Dentists remodelled, and one visit only requis.te from Country
Patients.

Every Infotrnation respecting the Teeth and Gums, and consulta-
tions, free of charge.
TI LETTERS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

CLERKS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

NORTHERN DAIEi-TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

MASTERSuWANTING T SERVANTS

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES_
CHARGE-SJXPENCE.

SERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ♦DVERTISE IN THE
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—FEn. 24

The Wheat trade this morning has been quite of a
retail character, and in this way a moderate amount of
business has been done, fine qualities about supporting the
rates of this day se'nnight, secondary and inferior parcels
of American ld to 2d per bushel lower, and damp Irish
and other native wheat unsaleable at any reasonable
reduction.

Flour is nominally cheaper and still dull of sale.
Barley in rather mere demand at full prices.
Beans unchanged.
Oats are in very poor request, and scarcely support
former quotations.
Oatmeal in moderate demand for the country at 3d to
6d per load decline on the week.

For Indian Corn we do not vary last Tuesday's
quotations ; the transactions to-day, however, are very
light.

Arrivals and exports from the 17th to the 23rd of Feb.,
1857, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 706
qrs ; malt, 59 qrs ; oats, 6,078 qrs'; beans, 6 qrs; oatmeal,
4,920 sacks ; flour, 3,615 sacks. Coastwise—Barley, 466
qrs ; malt, 1,695 qrs ; oats, 40 qrs; oatmeal, 9 sacks;
flour, 4 brls. United States—Wheat. 5,321 qrs; Indian
corn, 8,190 qrs; flour, 8,218 brls. Europe, &c—Beans,
432 qrs ; flour, 201) sacks. Dzypt—Wheat, 3,978 qrs ;
beans, 2,000 qrs ; Indian corn, 1,978 qrs. Into Runcorn—
Oats, 900 qrs. Total—Wheat, 10,005 qrs; barley, 466
s ; malt, 1.754 qrs ; oats, 7,018 qrs ; beans, 2.438 qrs ;
Indian corn, 10,168 qrs; oatmeal, 4,929 qrs ; flour. 3,819
sacks, and 8,218 brls. Exports to Foreign Parts—VP:no%
526 qrs ; barley, 5 qrs ; trait, 156 qrs ; oats, 1.050 qrs ;
pease, 4 qrs ; Indian corn, 3,339 qrs ; oatmeal, 107 sacks ;
flour, 518 brls. Ireland—Wheat, 749 qrs ; Indian corn,
8.427 qrs ; flour, 584 sacks, and 211 brls. Coastwise—
Wheat, 609 qrs; beans, 87 qrs; Indian corn, 2,627 qrs;
oatmeal, 36 qrs ; 391 sacks, and 144 brls.

R. MAKIN & SONS.

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—FEB 24.
There was a very quiet market to-day, without change
in prices. .

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. -FEB. 24.

SUGAR : The public sales are going off without spirit at
previous, rates. Refined firm. Lumps, 63s 6d to 66s 6d.
COFFEE : 1,000 bags good native Ceylon were offered.
A. small portion sold at 58s 6il; the remainder bought in
at that price.

TEA The market is dull and inactive, and prices are
partly nominal. Common Congou, 12d to i2il.
RICE : QOO bags Bengal sold in public sale, lOs to lOs 6d.
The public sale of Rangoon was withdrawn. 100 casks
Carolina sold at 28s 6d to 293 6d.
COTTON : No sales reported.
SALTPETRE: 350 bags sold to arrive at 455.
Rust : The market is inactive ; prices are unaltered.
In other articles no material alteration.

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—FEB. 24.
The market is firm for March and quiet for forward
delivery. Town tallow is quoted 58s nett cash ; Peters-
burg Y.C., on the spot, 66s 6d; February to March,
66a- 6d ; April to June, 555.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THOMPSON AND CAPPER'S
HOWEOPATI3IC on DIETETIC COCOA.
The utmost care and attention has been bestowed upon the
manufacture of this preparation, so as to render it a light, nutriti-
ous, and wholesome article of diet.
It is recommended by med'cal men in preference to tea and coffee,
in consequence of its non-stimu'ating properties, while, as an ordin-
ary beverage, not hi g can be more nutritious and agreeable to the
palate. Prepared by
THOMPSON & CApPER
HOMCEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
43, FOLD STREET (Opposite Slater-street). LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

DENTAL

Enisurance Notfre.

CITY -OF LONDON LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY.
For Accumulative and General Assurances, and for a New Conl•
bination of Interest, introduced by this Society, called Self-Pro-
tecting Policies.
L. E. DESMOND, Esq.. Irvine-street, Edge-hill, Medical Referee.
Messrs. STEVENS BROTHERS, Crossley-buildinEs, ISA, South
Castle-street, District Managers. _ -

THE LIVES of MARINERS, EMIGRANTS,
and PASSENGERS INSURED against Accident by
Sea or Land, and Death from any cause, with or without Compensa'
tion in case of Injury.- -
Railway and Commercial Travellers, and the Public in general,
Insured against all accident, with compensation.
The Nautical Instruments and Effects of Marineril, and Baggage
of Emigrants and Passengers, insured against loss at sea, at mode-
rate rates of premium, at the Office of the Travellers and Marine
Insurance:Company, Revenue Chambers, Canning-place (opposite
the north west end of the Custom House), Liverpool.
JAMES D. C. THOMSON, Agent___,..

MERSEY SHIPOWNERS' MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.

Class I.—For Iron Ships. •
Classes 2 and 3.—For British-built Ships ranging from S to "
years A 1.
Classes 4. 5, and 6.—For Colonial-built Ships, and from 1E to 7
years A 1.
Fartics having Ships to propose Trill please apply to Thomas R'•
Arnott, Secretary. Liver Chambers, Tithebar❑ street.

- - - -
cHABL.,S WI LLAIEI-1, OLE SALE
STATIONER, M A C 11 INE PRINTER, and Foreign
NEWSPAPER AGENT, 19, South John-street, Liverpool; and
109. Fulton-street, New York.

T. IVE RPO (YL BA I'H ESTABLISHMENT,
4
HEATH
FIELD ST sTRf, ET,
J. J. GUDFItEY, SURGEON, PROPRIETOR.
Whitlaw's Nie icated Bath, Sulphur and Warm Water Bathe,
always ready. Every attention paid, and Servants not allowed to
receive eratuilie,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

SELLIIN-G OFF,
PREVIOUS TO EXTENSIVE ALTERATIONS.
ROE, SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER,
• AND WATCHMAKER,
54, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
(NEXT DOOR TO THE LIVEIt NSTABLISIMENT.)
Is now SELLING OFF the whole of his Valuabie (STOCK,
consisting. of
FASHIONABLE JEWELLERY,
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS,
New and Second-hand SILVER PLATE, PLATED ARTICLES,
JET ORNAMENTS, Handsome CLOCKS, BRONZES,
BARONIE s ERS, THERMOMETERS, &c &c.
All of which will be Sold off much under the usual P'rices, to effect
a Clearance of the Stoek previous to the alterations,

NEW LIINCHEON AND DINING ROOMS.
ENTRANCE, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

BE ANGEL LARDER AND SHADES

The Proprietor of the ANGEL VAULTS begs to announce to his
fellow-townsmen that he h.s OPENED a new

LUNCHEON AND DINING HALL,
to which he respectfully invites their patronage. He has not spared
any expense in providing ths new rooms with every suitable accom_
modation. His cooking apparatus will warrant his pledge that,
under the management of properly qualified assistants, he will
present his customers with the best meats cooked iu the best manner.
The Proprietor pie iges hims If that his Wines, Spirits, Ales, and
other drinks shall rival those of any establishment of the kind in
Liverpool; and, with the co-operation of agreeable andlattentive
managers, and a determination to provide unsurpassed accommo-
dation at most economical charges, he confidently solicits such a
share of public favour as will justify the effort he is mak'ng for
their comfort and convenience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. 19.
The Gazette contains a decree fixing for the 9th
of March the adjudication to the best bidder of the
conveyance of the mails between this country ands
the Spanish Antilles. This had previously been
fixed for the 14th inst , but no tenders were sent
in. Another decree restores to Major General
Ruiz his rank, honours, and decorations, of which
he had been deprived for holding out against the
O'Donnell Government in July last. A third lays
down regulations for the diminution of the number

of officers on full pay, as aides-decamp, military
commandants of cantons, &c.

From Malaga we learn that, notwithstanding
the large importations of grain and the assistance
given by the Government, the want of food is verY,
great in the province. In some places, and
especially at Ronda, according to the local paper',
many persons have died of hunger.
The Duke and Duchess of Montpcnsier are
expected to pay a short visit to Madrid before
proceeding to England, and subsequently to Italy'
No politilal importance to be attached to these
journeys.
The Queen and King, dressed in mourning, and
in a plain carriage without escort, drove out Y
tesday to the Gate of Atocha, to pay a last mark of,
respect to the remains of the Archbishop 01
Toledo, on their passage to the railway station.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY!!!
IFITE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION of
•S
PAINTINGS, by MODERN ARTISTS of the
FRENCH SCHOOL, IS NOW OPEN, et the ACADEMY ROOMS,
OLD POST OFFICE PLACE, Church street. The Collection
includes works by
ROSA BOSIIEUR, G. BRION, J. BRETON, CHAVET,
ISABEY, MEISSONIER,
PLASSAN, TROYON, HORACE VERNET; &c.

Open horn Ten tlll_Five. Admission-Is. Catalogue, 6d.
FRODSHAM, Secretary.

ROYAL ADELPHI THEATRE

MISS LANDON,

(Late of the Theatre Royal and Amphitheatre), respectfully Int

• mates to her numerous friends that her
FIRST BENEFIT IN LIVERPOOL

Will take place at the above Theatre •
ON FRIDAY, MARCH 6TH, 1857,
Full puticulars of Whir:, will be shortly announced.

•ROPAL COLOSSEUM, P ARA DISE- ST BEET.—
Mr. Heath, Proprietor.—Tbe National Palace of
c.le;te Amusements, ar.d the most elegant Lounge In Europe!
EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES I A
GREAT FACT! I GLORIOUS TRIUMPH OF THE NEW
COmPANY I ! !—ln confirmation of this fact, the Management
proudly points to the highest testimony—viz., the genuine and
en husiastic applause, and complete ovation of approbation by
crowded audiences during the past week. This Keening' and during
the week—Enthusiastic reception of the RED MAN of 'AGAR. To
attempt a de.:eription of this gentleman's performance would be
futile, suffice to Say, it can only be appreciated by being seen.
Deciled hit of Messrs. HALL. HUGHES, and DAVIES, the Sable
Har.no. fists, in their extraordinary Grotesque and Burlesque Negro
Vagaries. Last Week but one of the BARN AM CHILepREN, in
their popular Ent.,rtainmeets; Youthful Illustrations, and Sketches
from Nature. They who would believe must see, for no pen or
tongue, t,wever talented, can convey anything like an adequate
idea their extraordinary powers. New and Magnificent Series
of DIORAM IC VIEWS, illustrating the Trave let's Portfolio, or
a Visit to many Lands, concluding with the BABES IN THE
WOOD; or, Ye Cruel Uncle, with astounding Effects. Second
Week of Mr. W. KINGDON, the Buffo Vocalist. Continued
Success of Madame MANDARNI. the pleasing Cantatrice.- Great
Success of Mr. BLORE, the admireek,Baritone Vocalist. Success
Extraordinary of Mr. J. MUNDY, Ireland's great Comic Vocalist.
Doors open at Six o'clock, to commence at Half-past. Leader,
and Musical Director, Mr. S FANNARD. The Powerful Brass
Rand under the Direction of Mr. J. ARTINGSTALL. Director
of the Entertainments, Mr, HEATH, Jun. Children in arms
will not be clroilked. Admision—Uneer Hail,fid. Lower Hall.3d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

TO IRONFOUNDERS, &C.
TO be LET, an Ironfoundry, Smitlishop, &c.,
with all the Tools necessary for carrying on the
business.—Apply G.S., Northern Times office.

rllO be 14E1', Furnished, a coiuturtable HOU bli
in Spencer Street, Everton Road, suitable for.a small
respectable family. Lately occupied by a clergyman.—For address
see iteterence List, Northern Times office.

To be LET, in Hope-street, a nicely Furnished
HOUSE, containing drawingroom, diningroom,
breakfast, parlour, and three bedrooms, attics bath, and water-
closet. Very pleasantly situated.—Enquire at 102. Bold-street.

TO be LET, a five roomed HOUSE, and the
FURNITURE to be Disposed of for ao, situated
about three minutes walk from Tranmere Station, and midway
between the Rock and Tranmere Ferries.—Address E. M., Birken-
head Post office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

111INOR1'

MINORITY-NO

Guernsey Lord
Guinness, R S
Gwyn H
Hadfield G
Hale R 13
Hall, General
Hamilton, Lord C
Hamilton, G A
Hamilton, 3
Hamilton, RI Hon R C 11~
Hanbury, Hon C S B
Handcock, Hon Capt H
Harcourt, Colonel
Hardy, G
Hayes, Sir E
Heathoote, Sir W
Henley, Rt Hon J W
Herbert, Right lion S.
Herbert, Sir T
Herbert, Hon P E
Hervey, Lord A
Holford, R S
Horsfall, T B
Hume, W F
JuraLyn, Earl
Johnstone, J J lI
Joliffe, II FI
Kelly Sir F
Kennedy, T
Kerrison, Sir E C
Kershaw, J
Knatehbull, W F
Knight F W
Knox, Colonel
Knox, Hon W S
Lacon, Sir E
Laing, S
Langton, W G
Lennox, Lord A
Lennox, Lord H G
Leslie, C P
Liddell, Hon H G
Lindsay, Hon Colonel
Lindsay, W S
Locke, J
Lockhart, A E
Lowther, Hon Colonel
Lowther, Captain
Lushington, C M
Lytton, Sir G EL B
MacEvoy, E
MacGregor, J
Maguire, J F
Malins,
March, Earl of
Maxwell, Hon Colonel
Meagher; 'l'
Meux, Sir H
E
Miles, W
Michell, W
Montgomery, Sir G
Mowbray, J
Mundy W
Murrough, J
Naas, Lord
Napier, Right Hon J

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Against.
Mr Dod . Colonel Clifford
Sir P Egerton
Mr Hildyard
Colonel Maunsell: Mr Tancred
Mr Walter Long Mr Heath,_s,oate
Sir J Bailey • Mr Chaplin
Mr Fuller
Mr Percy Mr Drummond
Mr Vansittart, Mr Wvvill
Sir G Berkley Mr Hjard
Mr Freshfield Mr J Duff
Mr Buck Mr Rambold
Sir G Booth
Mr Montgomery Colonel French
Sir C Burrell - - Mr Heyvt:oocl
Mr j Wynne Mr Monsell
Mr Burrowes Mr Do Verd '
My B Woodd Mr. 0 Stanley
Mr George • • Serjeant O'Brien
Lord Lisburne
Lord Lovaine Sir T Acland
Mr Blackburne - Mr Cowan
Mr Waddington • • Mr Bagshawe
Mr G Moore - Sir T Burke

For.

Thirty-eight conservative members voted with the
government, viz. :—W Beckett, T W Booker, Blakeroote,
Marquis of Blandford, T W Bramston, Lord W 1I Chol-
mondely, C R Colvile, Sir
.0 H Coote, D A S Davies, W
Deedes, E B Denison, Sir J B East, Viscount Ernlyn, T S
Estcourt, Sir W P Gallwey, T Greene, G G Harcourt, G
H Walker Heneage, G F Heneage, Sir Jno Johnstone, N
Kendall, J K King, R Knightley, G: C Legh, Lord G
Manners, John Masterman, C A Moody, Sir John Owen,
J H Phillips J J Richardson, Viscount Sandon, W M
Smith, Col Smyth, R. Spooner, !Sir M Stewart, Captain
Stuart, J H Sutton, J Tollemache, and Sir J Tyrell.
Sir T. Acland also paired against the motion.
The liberal members who voted with Mr Disraeli were :
—Thos Barnes, James Bell, Thomas Bellew, G Bowyer, J
Cheetham, R Cobden, J Crook, M Gibson, Hon A Gordon,
Sir Jas Graham, G Hadfield. T Kennedy, 338 Kershaw,
S Laing, W S Lindsay, Joseph Locke, E McEvoy, J F
Maguire, T Meagher, E Miall, W Michell, J P Murrough,
Sir Jos Paxton, J L Ricardo, J A Roebuck, R Swift, and
IV Williams.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

Feb. 23.

Victoria..
Empero- Bahia !Tatar°
Byzantium ..........B Ilze. &c. Kangaroo (s.s ) New York
Earl of Derby Bonny Ndvance . . New York
Tamaulipas (5.).... Bordeaux. &-.. R.oQa'ie Os:.end, &c.
Oraell Bordeaux Falkland ..Quebec
Europa (s.) ........Corunna, &c. rresswell Rhodes
Samuel Danz ( Hannah Jane Santander
Jeanne Cenoa Falcon .. St. John's, N.F.
Ada Guernsey, &c. Agnes .... ...... ... Camaroons
Eduard............
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

NAVAL AND MILITARY UNIFORMS, &c,

THE .NORTHERN TIMES, the Oldest Daily
Newspaper in the English Provinces, and command-
ing the Largest and most Influential Circalation, is the beat medium
n the North of England for every description of Advertisements.--
OFFICE 19, SOUTH JOHN eITREET. LIVERPOOL.—CHARLYB
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Apply to

WILLIAM ORME CARTER,
3, Royal Bank Buildings, Dale-street,
YARD:—South Side Duke's Dock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

LONDON AIININGMARKET.-FEB. 24

The market for home mining stocks to day is steady,
and the transactions are to a moderate extent. In the
Stock Exchange business is officially reported in Alfred
Consols shares at 211 and 22; Great Wheal Alfred, at 10
and 10i ; Lady Bertha, at 15s , North Wheal Basset, at
343 ; and West Basset, at 351.

In foreign Mining shares there is no change worthy of
notice.

LEEDS CORN MARKET.—FEB. 24.
The supply of grain at to•day's market was very small.
Good dry wheats continue scarce, and were readily pur-
chased to-day at rather over Friday's prices. Other
descriptions were without alteration, Barley was fully
as dear. Beans were not so plentiful, and slightly ad-
vaneed in price. Other articles of the trade unchanged.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

£5OO WANTED, for a Term of Years, on good
Security.—Address A. F., Northern Times office.
-ITT ANTED, an IRON PUMP, Three to Four-
inchyv Barrel.—Apply at Harding's Vaults, 43,
Warwick-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

UMBRELLAS ! UMBRELLAS !

TAMES CRAIG, JUN., has OPENEDthe SHOP
No. 1, ST. ANNE STREET (one door from Islington),
in the UMBRELLA and PARASOL Line, and has on hand a choice
assortment of SILK, SCOTCH GINGHAM, and real Patent
ALPACA UMBRELLAS, home made. at very reasonable prices.
Umbrellas and Parasols neatly repaired. Umbrellas Re-coves ed
with Silk, Gingham, or Patent Alpaca, on reasonable terms, and
shortest notice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY!
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS.
The following facts have been proved by testimonials in thou-
sands of cases :

DR, TORRF NS' HERBAL PILLS Purify the Blood, and improve

the Digestion.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Relieve Palpitation of the
Heart, and difficulty oftreathing.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are good In Heartburn, and
. . .

Liver Complaints:
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are a certain specific In all
female Complaints.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Cleanse the Skin, and preserve
the Complexion.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are compond of the most

SIMPLE FIRERS.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PII•LS May be taken by the moat

delicate in constitution.

Observe the words "Dr. Torrens' Herbal Pills" printed on the
Government Stamp, which is pasted round each box. 8( ld by Mr.
Shepherd, Scotland-road; and all Dealers in Patent Medicines can
:is supplied with Dr. Torrens' Herbal Pills from Richard Brook,
rin ter, Buxton.road, Huddersfield, or from any of the Wholesale
ouses.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

INTEREST.

70 Tim
EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.
Sir
orici) 4°ll have, both by correspondence and
11111 articles, lately raised questions ofdeep
41r:into
yo the shipping interests, in which all parties
re,,ar,,-7,° are more or less concerned. Your article
must he the liabilities of ship owners is one that
of Fue viewed with alarm, as the entire population
their POOL must feel more or less how much
The' welfare is bound up with the whole question.
opeha the letter of your correspondent, F. 0. ~'.'
g.'lariothei.
t4eatares Point; although rather foreign, still it
ba Passignoticc. That alarm prevails on
totii„,",4°le question is sufficiently evinced
note
k, of preparation-sounded by the depute-
laieitof B"IPOWHerS to Lord Palmerston a few days
lath to which you refer in your article of the
"
be.'"stant, and this leads to the query, Are t 9
here
The,„l(gonistie classes c amected with shipping .
Points are three immediate parties involved in the
pets .s raised—shipowners, underwriters and ship,
' rid it would appear to me that the deputa-
Ith(4`,llacled to, feeling the responsibility under
of ~,„'`.137 are at present liable to shippers for loss
kl 3 "h'4B' endeavour to obtain a release from that,
1101 trlell Place them in direct opposition to the
of Trade. This is, however, a point that I
itles-t;lt Prepared to enter on, but it leads to this
s
ehb-h°°' Are shipowners liable to shippers
114-211 earr'e.'s or are underwriters liable to
6'r-oilers • " neglect and
pioro; In ease of losses by
4'4 ,a,c,_e (Hsln
you quote it) of captains holding al.
in the ownership of some vessels.d I
Nnot'e first question of vital importance,. an
Of the Conceal from myself the fact that in the ease
53 ,a,,teamer Queen Victoria, lost off Howth in
444,11e7Ppera of goods recovered the full value
Owners (City of Dublin Company).
'01) en
castle,
regarding the loss of the Lochll
lart•e; ‘,astle, to which you refer, would put a
kat.,ahs,. a proper understanding, if it were
eorat;„'" to trial, but, from what I can learn, a
ecia-Zise may take place, and thus leave us in
Tll,-"' as much as heretofore.
(144ti0Point raised by " F. 0." does not touch this
4t R:1 8° Closely as it should, but vaguely
hints
hliip:—es between ship and ship. Very few
lost are lost by each other, but all ships
liipne()iiie directly home to the owners and
'ftte er,,a cl,f goods, and here is the great question.
41)rtil2; light in maintaining that we are liable
'l,Aitn: less of goods, or are we bound to resist
tßtlizi;,. made on us for the loss ? If the law be
bt,-;'lls, as authority seems to say it is, the sooner
iv is settled the better. If the law be with
!e,44e,vf Plight to ascertain the fact. In the first
"Nth aPPrehend our claims on underwriters will
tilese-e but as you appear to know the law on
Wow(' ,PQints, and as you speak with confidence,
;N. 114 be too much to seek an explanation at
'lltere:ticis, for the general benefit of the shipping
ItitherTfuPota which ycu have proved yourself an
Yours' s
a well as on other mercantile questions.
C.
A SHIPOWNER.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

ADHESIVE ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTER
SIZE, ss. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMEE'6
Whioesale Stationery Warehonse,l9, South John-ftreet.

I JISMORE'S 2s Senn. gold PEN will not alter
in the slightest degree by use, or corrode if left in
the ink.—Corner of Bold-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE INVENTOR'S GAZETTE,
ANEW WEEKLY JOURNAL, containing a
Complete List of all applications for Patents, and a
digest of specifications, and claims filed during the week, with ver-
batim copies of all claims.

Published every Saturday, by HUGHES & FLETCHER, at the
Patent Offices, 123, Chancery Lane, London and HUGHES and
SMITH, 14, CLAYTON SQUARE. LIVERPOOL. Price Twopence;
or Yearly, paid in advance, Eight Shillings and Sixpence. Sent post
free, Thirteen. Shillings.
HUGHES & SMITH beg to inform Inventors that they continue
to transact all kinds of business connected with Inventions, Registra-
tion of Designs, &c., as usual, at

14, CLAYTON SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

CORONERS' COURT.

Yesterday, the Coroner held the following inquests :
On the body of John Knowles, who came here ab3ut nine
days ago, from Leeds, in order to emigrate to America.
The deceased, according to the evidence of his wife, was
much in the habit of drinking rum. He used to suffer
much after fits of drink. Ho was very drunk on Monday
last, and complained of palpitation of the hart. He
went out for a walk, and went to s©e the wild beasts in
Shaws' Brow, and whilst there, he fell down and died.
Verdict, died from natural causes by the visitation of God.
On the body of Lierence Cassidy, a labourer. About a
month ago the deceased was at work on board the steamer
Bolbec, when, by accident, a piece of iron fell on him and
he received such injuries that he died in the Northern Hos-
litil on Monday. Verdict accidental death.
Ott the body of a woman named Mary Simon. aged 50.
years, who kept a house of ill repute at '24, Lower Frederick
street. She died suddenly on Monday morning. She was
very fat, and suffered much from bad breathing. On the
enquiry it was found that deathwasthe result of natural
causes, and the jury fuuud accordingly.

SALVAGE D:STRIBUTION.—The first and second engineers
are entitled to sharo according to their rating in the ship,
unless they have rendered some special service for which
extra remuneration -might reasonably be claimed.—Shipping
Gaztite.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

TO be SOL D, a great bargain, an entire
HOUSEHOLD of FURNITURE, &c., including
china, glass, chimney, and other ornaments, timepieces, linen,
kitchen requisites, &c.; together with a new cottage piano-forte, by
Broadwood, in rich walnut ease. The drawingroom furniture is in
superb English oak, upholstered in green and white silk, cnrtains
and gilt cornices to two windows to match The diningroom in
mahogany, and breakfastrooni in rosewood, upholstered in amber
tobbaret, gilt cornice and window curtains to match, lace and muslin
curtains for the above windows. The chamber furniture includes
mahogany and birch bedsteads, with silk hangings, bedding, ;
wardrobe (plate glass doors); chests of drawers, toilet tables,
dressing glasses, washstands (with marble tops), chamber services,
&c.; Venetian blinds, Brussels carpets, &c. The whole entirely
new, of the most modern and elegant description and design, and
the best quality and workmanship, which will be guaranteed.—For
cards to view the above, in Canning-street, apply to Mr. Abbott
Nelson-street. N.B.—The HO pSE to LET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE NORTHERN TIMES.-LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY

MR. ALFRED JACOB'S LIST.

ZalelS hp glutton.

GEORGE T URNER,
AUCTIONEER,
/ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICES—No. 34. CHURCH STREET; LIVERPOOL; AND
TOWN HALL, ST. HELENS.
Sales conducted In town or country. Valuations taken. Advances
on goads for immediate disposal. Sale and rent accounts promptly
settled. Exectorship and other accounts arranged. A Register of
Properties and Trades to be Sold or Let.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE PERSIAN QUESTION.

The Nord of yesterday publishes the following
despatch, dated Paris, Sunday evening, 22nd inst.
We give it with due reserve:—
" The Persian difficulty is terminated. A settle'
went has taken place between England and Persia'
" The conditions were agreed upon on Friday last',
It is impossible to send them all, but one of them
is, that England is to have consuls in all the toWl3°
where there is a Russian consul:'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

LIVERPOOL,

HIGH WATER—Morn. 12 o—,

IVED.
Swan ..
.. Seville
Medina .. .. Smyrnal Little Jenny ...... .. St. Michaels
Fortunati -Parodi Naples' Diana . .. Cardiff
Ambassador New Orleans; A illiam Edward .... • •.. Bargor
Ebro (s.s.)

Feb. 24.

~ FEBRUARY 25.

ARR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

FIVE MEN BURIED ALIVE.

The correspondent of the Armedale Express writes :—.
" An accident of a very painful nature occurred here,
Rocky River Diggings, on Wednesday, 22nd October, by
which the lives of five men were lost. This occurrence
created great excitement and grief among the miners,
Icrowds of whom surrounded the shaft all Thursday; the
Commissioner also, when apprised of the circumstances,
was promptly Oa the spot, and remained all day exerting
himself to the utmost 'n behalf of the unfortunate men.
The iir:q body was dug opt in the afternoon, and the
remainder were found about niNnight ; the names are
31‘lienzie, Ross, McLean. M'Leod, aL..4 Urquhart; they
were all from Ross shire, in the North of Scotland.
M'Lean's body was first discovered ; the arms were
class ed round a prop, and about four feet of sand was
heaped over him. After immense labour, the body' of
M'Leod was found ; he appeared nearly upright, with bit
arms stretched out towards two of his mates, who seemed
as if attempting to reach him. The other body was
jammed up against the side of the tunnel in the act Of
driving, with a pick beside him; this body was most in-
jured
by the falling mass, which must have come down
instantaneously and loosened from the ironstone—a height
of twenty-two feet. During the awful interval of suspense,
the exertions of the assisting diggers were most praise-
worthy. The bodies 7ere buried ati-sunset. The funeral
was most imposing—neari7 every European miner attend-
ing; the Commissioner read ti:,c, funeral service over the
five graves."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

TO SHIP OWNERS.

-WANTED, the Command of a SHIP, in the
Foreign Trade, by a Master of 20 years' experience,
and who has lately been employed in the Government Emigration
and Fast India Trades. Can give good references.—Apply to A. A.,
Mr. P. Sutherland. Leicester Buildings King Street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

NEW DEPARTMENT.

T CRTPPS begs to state that he has now ADDED the FANCY DRESS DEPARTMENT to
. those of SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, and FURS, and that be has opened it by a very favourable
purchase of part of the Stock of Messrs. Johnson and Nephew, Ran krupts, London, at a discount of 33 per cent. from the c est price,
It inc udes every variety of Norwich SPRING DRESSES, in Double Skirts and Flounces, Plain French DR LAINES, in
all colours, raturie and Co.'s make, Plain and Embroidered French MERINOS, Elegant French BAREGE ROBES, last }ear's
patterns, at nearly half price, and every variety of Dress suitable for Mourning.
He has also bought several thousand pounds' worth of New SILKS, being a Manufacturer's Stock, very much under the
present price. The above are marked in Plain Figures, at the Reduced Prices.

WAREHOUSE FOR FANCY DRESSES, SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES, AND FURS,
14 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

JOHN CRIPP S PROPRIETOR.

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS.

JCRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
. and can confidently state that never, during the time that he has been engaged as a Shawl Merchant and
Manufacturer, now upwards of twenty years, has he been able to lay before the public so large a Stock of such exquisite designs. They
will be gold at that low scale of Pro—fit which has ever been a characteristic feature in his Establishment, the result of whim is a
constantly increasing trade.

SHAWL, MANTLE, FUR, SILK, AND DRESS WAREHOUSE.

JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR,

►4 AND 16, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

TO MERCHANTS, SHIPOWNERS, CAPTAINS, AND OTHERS.

THOMAS EVESON, JUN.,

AND Co.,

12, GOREE PIAZZAS, LIVERPOOL (WORKS, STOURBRIDGE),
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
CHAIN CABLES, ANCHORS, NAILS, ANYILS, VICES, SPADES, SHOVELS, BOILER AND
GASOMETER RIVETS, RAILWAY SPIKES, &c., &c.,
Beg to intimate that they have constantly on hand a u ell-assorted Stock of the above Articles.
N.R.—ORDERS OR EXPORTATION CAREFULLY AND EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED

PIANO-FORTES for Home Use and Exportation. New and Second-hand PIANO FORTES,
__.....

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, AT

J. RICHMOND'S MANUFACTORY AND SHOW ROOMS,
36, ISLINGTON, LIVERPOOL (Three doors from Norton street), and BRIDGE STREET ROW, CHESTER,
Old Ones taken. in Exchange. Tuning, Repairing, Packing, ere. Quadrille Parties attended.

TO SHIPPERS, MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS, AND BUILDERS.

THE ROYAL SLATE

COMPANY,

NEAR BANGOR,
Are prepared to SHIP, through their Agent, any size, quality, or quantity of SLATES, from their Wharf
at Bangor.—Apply to
MR. J. SAUNDERS, SOLE AGENT 30, EXCHANGE STREET EAST, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

SAILED.

Feb. 23.

Prinds Christ August... Bordeaux
Thor .. Alexandria. GalateA . „ St. Thomas
Robin Hood Dunkirk Enterprise ...... ...... New York
Revenge St. MichaelslTyphoon - Calcutt
Balbec (s.s.)
Feb. 24. ,Talbot .... ...... ........Fxeter
Hastings . Aforeton Bay:Union Plymouth
Courier Moulmein' Mary Frances.... Castletosvusend
Nauphante Pernambuco Johii Wishart....Castletownsend
Taurus (s.s.)
Damascus (s.)....Constantinonle,General Cathcart ...... ... Cork
Union Bordeaux Princes. .,,Newcastle

Severua Stettin
Adoram..
Cdsilda
Fgyptian Witch Alexandria
Johanna Martin.. ..San Francisco,
Telemaque • Alicantl
Serpent .. St. Michaels!

Kite ' Swansea
Richard • Wh;tebaven
Pandora ,-
Watchman
IPortland ..
S. A. Roskell . Dublin
Wililam

,UTWARDS.
Bonita

...........Rangoon, &e.
Miss Nightingale {Rio Grande do
Sul
Stettin

Amalie Hillmann ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

TO be LET, a well furnished Dining or Drawing
Room, and Two Beds, where no other lodgers are
kept, only a few minutes' walk from the Woodside Ferry, where
you can have a good view of the river. Terms moderate.—Adiress
C. 1, Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

AND WOODWARD

Beg respectfully to inform the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity, that having an
UNUSUALLY HEAYJ WINTER STO C K,
They have come to a determination to offer it, with the remaining portion of
THEIR LAST SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK,
AT SUCH A DECIDED REDUCTION IN PRICE
As must make an early clearance, previous to the arrival of
THEIR NEW SPRING GOODS.

13 and 15, CHURCH STREET, February 21st, 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-FEE. 24

SUGAR : The market is steady, and previous rates are
fully supported ; 440 bags Benares have 'realised Ms 3d,
1,800 bags Pernam and 2,200 bags Paraiba 34s 6d, and
1,000 bags Ceara, to arrive, 35s per cwt in bond.
MOLASSES AND RUM: We have nothing to notice.
CorrEE : About 35 tierces Jamaica have brought full
rates.

RICE : The sales consist of 2,400 bags Bengal at lOs 3d
to lOs 9d, and 30 tierces Carolina at 23s per cwt.

LINSEED continues to advance, 4,300 bags superior
Calcutta having realised 74s 6J, and 600 qrs Bombay, to
arrive, 72s per quarter.

LIVERPOOL (SCOTCH) PIG IRON MARK ET.— FEB. 24.
Our market for warrants closes with sellers at 75s 6d,
cash, 76s 6d three months open. No business reported.
Shipments from Glasgo., last week
Do. 1)o., corresponding' week, 1856
Do. Do., corresponding week, 1855

Aggregate shipments from GlaQgow from Jan. 1, 1857, to date 56 495
Same period, 1855 ..... . 50,554
Increase ,941
Price this time last year, 665.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE M ARKET. —FEB. 24.
Per stone, 20165. Per 901!.,5. s. d. s. d.

s. d. e. d.' Potatoes. Seeilings 4 0 to 4 2
Ray. 01d...... 0 6} to 0 8 Ditto, Kemp .... 4 0 lo 4 4
Ditto, new.. 0 0 to 0 0' Ditto. Whiterocks. 3 6 to 3 9
Ditto, clover ~ 0 6 'o 0 7 Ditto, Balshaws .. 3 6to 3 8
Green Clover 0 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Beldrurns .. 3 0 t 0 3 3
Vetches 0 0 to 0 o['Ditto. cattle..
Straw, wheat 0 23 to 0 34 Per ton.
Ditto, oat
Ditto, barley .... 0 24 to 0 O'Carrots
Oats, in straw .... 0 0 to 0 0 Mangle worm.] 24 oto 0 0
Manure '. 6 to 7 6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE, 22, ISLINGTON.

GH. GOODALL, Estate and General Agent,
• 16, Tarlton street, Liverpool. Agent to the
' Protector Loan and Annuity Company," "North of England
Fire Insurance," " Medical Invalid and General Life Assurance,"
and " General Accident and Compensation Insurance Society."
MONEY ADVANCED UPON PERSONAL AND REAL
.SECURITY.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

PRICE TWOPENCE

PARLIAMENTARY STAMP RETURNS FOR TILE
YEAR, 1854.
PRESTON GUARDIAN 379,000
Preston Chronicle... . .
Preston Pilot
1 ancaster Guardian 48,00 n
Lancaster Gazette 41,500
Ulverston Advertiser
Blackburn Standard .. 28,000
-329,500
It will be seen from the above that the number of stamps issuea, o
the Guardian exceeded by 49,500 the number issued to all the
other papers in North Lancashire added together.
THE PREPAID CHARGES for Advertising
in the PRESTON GUARDIAN are:—

4 Lines, or 30 Words, Is. 6d., if prepaid.
8 Lines, or 60 Wards. 2s. od., if pre, aid.
Advertisers will do well to remember that no Advertisements,
however short, are received on credit under 2s. 6d. each, it being
impossible to open accounts for small sums and collect the
amounts without an extra charge, Parties residing out of Preston
may remit accounts of 10s. and under in postagestamps ' • above that
amount by Post-office order, neducting cot of order. Agents out
of Preston must prepay all advertisements which they wish to be
Inserted at the prepaid rates otherwise they will be charged
credit prices.
GTT RDIA.NOFFICE. 11. FISHERGATE. PRESTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

WANTED, SITUATIONS for two respectable
yonng girls, one as WAITRESS in a Cafe, or
Under BARMAIDI in a Hotel; the other as HOUSEMAID in a
small family. Good references given and required —Address F. 8,
Ditton Postoffice, near Warrington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

BY ORDER OF 'TIIR MORTGAGEE.

[IO be SOLD, Four neat Two-story HOUSES
situate in Mackenzie-street, Breck-road. Renta
.€6O per annum. This lot will be sold to cover principal, interest,
and expenses. Tenure, freehold.—Apply to Mr. George Byford, 32,
Dale street..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

MASONRY v. POPERY.

The wiles of women, so far as wo are aware, have hitherto
failed to pierce the shroud which veils from uninitiated sight
the signs, secrets, and symbols of masonry, and it would appear
i
that not even a priest, threatening purgatory and refusing 0:
last consolations of religion, can move tt; masonic confession
dying brother. The other day the grave eici:ed over all c
was mortal of a member of the mystic tie, and as uigal on eye:
occasions the brethren mustered largely in the °1191;
ceremonial. Being a member of the Roman Catholic Chtir°l
the comforts of the holy faith, as administered by the hands„.a°
an attendant priest, were offered as consolation in his druji
hours. lily ther, meanwhile, it is part of the offices of
bo
men, when attending at the bedside of dying mortals, to no 61),,,
efforts in having all secrets disclosed, gossip in this case Olt'
not ; but it alleges that, being abjured touching his knovtiol
and experience in masonhood, and to disclose the secrets of thof
brethren, the dying man unmoved by either the solemnity
approaching death, the influences of creed, or the threats of tbef
priest, calmly, yet firmly, refused the request. The wan, of
God threatened—the dying man was immoveable— the 'B'./
offices of the living to the dead were refused, and the righti,°.s
religion denied—still was the emacitated brother true to
brethren ; and defiant altogether of consequences and creed" "
chose death without the sacrament, and an unconsecrated gra,l
Not the less peaceable will be the departed brother's slunabe"
that he was faithful to those he has left behind.—Glar"
Sentinel.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

MEDICAL ADVICE

On the decay tofnituTal vigour, netvous debility,, the ettbs:tl oe
climate, or infection.

IR. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health, '
J 1 and other medical works, 114, Duke-street, Liver•
pcol, Consulting Surgeon, established 1830.
Dr. DAVIS'S celebrated FRENCH PILLS, price 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d.,
and 11 a, per box, perform a most speedy cure in scorbutic. skin,
and other pernicious diseases, without the slightest Inconvenience to
his patients, or danger from exposure. His RESTORATIVE
CORDIAL, sold tlt 11s. per Cottle, for invigorating the nervous sys►
tem, Is the best medicine ever discovered. The above established
medicines are only to be had at his Residence.

Country Patients. by forwarding .et, addressed Dr. SAM ort.
DAVIS. will receive advice and medicine. which will effect a eta" int
most cases without further charge. Minute detail of cases is nests."
sary. The utmost secrecy may he relied on. One personal applicaw
tion is advisable in all cases, if convenient.

The "Mirror of Health" may be had of E. Howell, 000kseller,
Church-street, Liverpool ; and also at the Author's residence. Price
is. Sent free ;;;:a any part of the kingdom for ls. 6d. In postage
stamps.
Observe-114, DUKg-STREET, where the Doctor may be con.'
suited, as usual, without a fes, from Eight in the morning until Tea
at night, and on Sundays from Teu till Two. Secrecy strictly ob
served. Private entrance in Henry-stk*ctet, leading from Kent-stree
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

THE CARLTON DINING ROOMS,
4, BACKIN'S REY, DALE STREET.
Gentlemen in the vicinity of the Exchange will find the above a
comfortable house, cleanliness and attention to the comfort of their
gutsta being the chief aim of the Proprietors.
DINNER, including vegetables and bread ... Bd.
LUNCHEON, from i i to 12 o'clock ......Free of Charge.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS !
CARLTON DINING ROOMS, 4, HACKIN'S HEY.

PROPRIETORS, KEEN & TAYLOR.

WH. CHILD, Brush Manufacturer
Wholesale and for Export, was awarded a Prize-
Medal,-at the Paris Exhibition, for his SUPERIOR BRUSHES.
Manufacturer of the PATENT FRICTION HAIR BRUSH for
Stimulating the Skin of the Head, thereby strengthening the growth
of the hair. •ISIAIITHSCIOTy-21, PROVIDENCE Row, Frsaauir
SQUARE, London; and RETAIL, SOUTH GALLERY, CRYSTAL
PALACE.

JAMES LAING & CO., EDINBURGH ALE,
LONDON and DUBLIN PORTER MERCHANTS

51, Banelagh-street, Liverpqol.

Sole Agents for the sale of Messrs. John Jeffrey and Co.'s unri-

called East India Pale and Mild Edinburgh Ales, for draught,

bottling, and export purposes.

The attention of shippers and the trade is respectfully called, and
a trial solicited of these celebrated ales, so much famed in Scotland

various parts of Eng!and, and the colonies.

Samples may be seen from wood and bottle at their stores as

above and orders sent therefrom, or direct f,•om the brewery,

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES
THIS WORLD-RENOWNED MEDICINE,
which has obtained such celebrity in all parts of the
Globe, In the cure of Couon. ASTHMA, HOARSENESS, INCIPIENT
CONSUMPTION, and other ..etions of the Chest and Pulmonary
Organs, is strongly recommended to all suffering from any of the
above disorders, as One Trial will be sufficient to prove their
undoubted efficacy, being frequently used under the recommendation
of the most eminent of the Faculty.
CURE OF ASTHMA OF SEVERAL YEARS' STANDING.
Caiuscross, Hear Stroud, Gloucestershire,
been troubled with Asthma f+,r several years, I could
find no relief from any medicine whatever, until I was induced at out
two years no to try a box of your valuable Lozenges, and found
such rt lief from tt•cm that I an, determined for the future never to
be without a box of them in the house, and will do all in my power
to recommend them to my friends.g
If you consider the hbove t,stimmlial Of any advantage, you are
quite at liberty to make what use of it you please.—I am, sir, your
most obliged servant, w. J. TRIGG.
THOMAS KEATING, E sq. _ .

Prepared and Sold in boxes, Is. lad., and Tins, 2s. 9d.. 4s. 6d.,
and 10s. 6d. each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, &c., 79, St. Paul's
hurchyard, Loridc n. Retail by all Di uggists and Patent Medicine
Venders in the World.

N.H.—To prevent spurious imitation, please to observe that the
words " KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES " are engraves on the
Government Stamp of each Box without which none are genuine.

AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL.
Thomvon and Son, 12, Church-street; Clay & Co., Bold-street;
Llthbury & Tuttle, & Co., Castle-street; Howell, 72, Dale-street;
Jones, Paradise-street; Aspinall, St._ James's-street ; and Ellison.
Church-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-25

OXTON, BIRKENHEAD.

TO be LET, in a very healthy situation, com-
manding a very ex:ensive view, a convenient,
modern, Semi-detached HOUSE, with garden, coachhouse, and
three stalled stable. The house contains three entertaining rooms
and five bedrooms—four of the rooms measuring about 21 feet by 18
feet, the remainder about 17 feet by 14. The house is handsomely
finished Inside, and has a plentiful supply of water. Rent
per annum. Fixtures, carpets, and part of the furniture, to be taken
at a valuation.—For particulars and to view, apply at Glanmor
Rouse, Columbia Road, Oxton.