Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-28 00:00:00

Lot of Elm dry bored Naves, from 6to IJ-inches; X3O a
oleo
of seasoned Ash Felloes, cut for wheels, from 2 feet 611160
to 5 feet in height

`orthern: Times office

To Photographers

TO be Sold, a capital quarter plate Camera and Lens, with 11,70'
tripod stand, printing press, back ground chemicals, ealhero
everything complete. I:owest price L 3 10s. Address z 9, jAror,Po,2

To Sportsmen.
FOR Sale, a Double Gun, a breach loader, by Wcstley pica „far
and a Double Gun ; also, a breach loader, of French I:o2.trech
—To be seen at W. Richards's, gunmaker, 61; Oldha"— en•
—W. It. has about 30Q Enfield Minid Rifles, quite sr.!'

Liverpool
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• To Farmers wanting pure Seed Potatoes. ~.0 01,
ON Sale, a•quantity of Fluke-seed potatoes, early Pial',;flbe
and white Kemps, also Scotch Downs. Reference —OO4
given to farmers who were supplied last year by the Kiforlv
advertiser. Apply to John Ahearn, at the Lancashire and 0,23
shire Agricultural Depdt, or No. 9, Queen-square.

, . To Grocers, Tea Dealers, and Others. of s
Il lobe Sold, by Private Treaty, the whole of the Fixture' or
A . Grocer's ,hop, comprising a handsome couuter with 0101
gang top, a splendid lot of mahogany shelving, with drawerac-4,
counter and shelving, gas fittings, window bottom, ladder' mitt'

iron rods, &c., and can be removed 'without injury
lays, apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 1

v.—For
8, WhiteeP6,r4

Liverpool

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NORTH-WESTERN RAW,

LONDON

PASSENGER DEPARTMENT. 'n
Notice is hereby,given, that all Unelaime'd Luggage left I,ooe.
Lime-street Station, in the twelve months ending the 300n04
1858, will be sold by public auctionomless identified and
within fifteen days from this date BY 0119
Lim&street Station, Liverpool, `

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Dr, h Feb., 1859

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COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, ST. PAUL'
corner of East-street. Terms moderate.
tior
AA Young Lady, accustomed to tuition, wishcs to obtain Ibloo";
as Daily Governess, in Liverpool or the neipbo
Besides the usual branches of an English education, she is colacjite
to teach music, drawing, and French. Unexceptionable re,'-or
will be giv,ezi. Address E. v. 26, Northern Times office
reference list, with:a vie* of personal interview.

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DANCING AND EXERCISES.—TFic Afc''sj;
LOWE'S ACADEMY, 2, Islington-square, (near Nye
street and Brunswick-road), Liverpool. Juvenile Classes:lool
nesday and Saturday Afternoons • Evening Class for Genf
Tuesdays and Fridays.; Miss Milner's Classes for Exercln,sie
Marching, Wednesdays and Saturdays. Schools and V;t1o0'
attended in town or in the country. Terms, &c., on aPP"
The quarter commences when the pupils enter.

WRITING,, BOOK-KEEPING, 4Ficc. BEAD
GEORGE THOMPSON, 8, Clayton-square,
Try ble
TEACHER IN LIVERPOOL, guarantees to
eue
a good Handwriting in a few lessons. Book-"keeping ,
Entry practically taught in a few days: Commercial An` tO 1"`
Mental Calculations, and Short-hand. Morning Class, 10 ,
Evening, 6; 7, and 8 o'clock. Private at any hour.
Ladies may acquire the Fashionable style of Writing,istses
3to 4. Mrs. and Miss L. Thompson assist in the Ladieslol'
give lessons (strictly private), in "Writing, Note and Letter 1?...;tiol)
Arithmetic, and Short-hand ; •and, to ladies whose early ed'
has been neglected, reading and spelling
Cards of terms at 8, Clayton-square

Established 32 years'

THE FRENCH, LANGUAGE. o n
usideC
The principles of nature appear so simple, that manY,
ing.them acknowledged facts, or undisputed
deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected
0,,0vel
damental law, that the car alone causes the tongue t
for; had this been duly reflected upon, it must, at on7iod °
or another, have led to the discovery of the true In`
teaching I anguages."--Dt(fief. cc Syo;
VONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the , st
e
boliCAnglorench Vocabulary," and of the "Exists of the
ShOrtest Method of Learning French." The unsuccessfulnfs
_i ; sd
prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is provernme;
what other results can be looked for, when the teacher " s
natures -°ntr•
considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of eye, jot
as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of tine
teach the science of a language before the
accents I With such a theory all human devices must ntime an
fail; and hence the. numerous complaints of wasted vat;
ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in
the general notion that a langugge can be acquired osilui"derits.ouri
country where it is spoken ; hence the despair of man,' tiverslti
the French language of even understanding the rapid CO
tall/
of natives of France. pupil can lisp' tsecToril
the natter
system these deplorable consequences may be obviated 7)3', lot
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Itagonotirabie
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is dc` that 'l3
several members of a family should take lessons together
ad being
LIES AND derived from numbers. g-
FA SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE IXO°

GIVEN.
Terms for Evening Classes, £1 Is. per quarter, two Lefson
Payable in Advance

Fiftb
W" The "SYMBOLIC ANG,I,O-fRFNCit ,
Edition, particularly adapted. for Schools, &0., aPPr°c.,d porib'ert
tioned for the use .of the Institutions for the Den Ejoo,
England and yrance.—To be had from the author. x•
and sold by all Booksellers.
415, IVlonnt-pleasant, Liverpool.