Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-22 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL DISTRICT PROVIDENT SOCIETY,
tt• 2; QUEEN-SQUARE.
11E COMMITTEE of this Society most earnestly
aPPeal to the Public for immediate Contributions.
belt'k Funds are completely .exhausted, and the Treasurer is
Present time obliged to provide, at his own risk, the
ke 91, satisfying the daily applications, made for 'relief.
gtve,49plioations, too numerous as they are already, about
Itl t, ea
per Dav, may confidently be expected to go
.i,ll(lly.increasing, at this inclement season of the year.
kte,4`'ue Committee never make an Appeal of this kind unless
N,„kstances compel them to do so, and as the Public always ' T H
tttls;4l(l liberally to such an Appeal when it is made, they
k'ej`l4,tant, on
.tmhnewpdrxteenast
stlsrgencte* ooefefgtotsehe,yrhomayowsafel THE PIGGERY
ileeettsh''---. the immediate
and feel anxious to promote its excellent
10, llatA)er,of Families relieved from January .1 to November THE APIA It Y
tillb;l9, 7,407 ; Individuals, 31,238.
tub_ her of Families relieved during the past Month, 611 ;
.Q74l(lllaLs, 2,506.
144,tributions,will Jae thankfully received at their Fankers,
liok"is. Moss arid Co., and the BaNx or LIVERPOOL ; by the
tilkas,'' at-thel Office, 2, Queen square; and their Collectors,
5t),, S. BENSON and MALLirrr,
.10, Castle-street ; or by any
Ike 'llt of the bolrsirrrsE. 'Books will also be left at the
tent Banks.
(Signed', WILLIAW

... Orders should I

WILLIAM
. It/CHARD
)om, 2, Queen-si

HARRISON,
BANISTER: Treasurers
APPLETON, Secretary.
[ware, Dec. 19, 1859.

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THOMAS BROCKLEBANK, Esq.;
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x4JAMIN HEYWOOD JONES, Esq., Treasurer.
HENRY-KN ARTHUR -BRIGHT sq., Secretary,
North John-street,
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Will be published Dec. 30, and
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con-
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be sent immediately.

OWD WISDOM'S AWMENAC ITH LANICI-
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rrTIE AMERICAN '' STRANGER'S •GtIIDE TO
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Cooks, to which are appended, " The Royal Yacht Squatkon's
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Just published, at the reduced price of ' ls.,
NEW, and Improved EDITION of the MIRROR
of HEALTH, to meet' the greatest demand eier known
or a work on the decay of natural vigour, which has been
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taming more information, than any similar publioation. The
aboye work shows 'the deplorable effects upon the system of
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