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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

fiuTHE " ARUNDEL," Private Hotel, 13 Sc. 14, Arundel-
street, Strand. Gentlemen or Families visiting London will
first-class accommodation, combined with comfort and economy:
Bed and Breakfast, with use of elegant Sitting-rooms, 3s. No
extras. Full Board, ss. per iiay.

T) ADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL
AND

DINING-R 0.0315,
6, MOOR-STREET.

The BILL of FARE, each day, will be found ample and of superior

'quality.
BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &e.
WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS,

FIRST-CLASS QUALITY ONLY.
d N.B.—No Fees to Waiters.
ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR.
N E W BRUNSWICK HOTEL
18, CLAYTON:SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
E. M. 'WHITEMAN, offers her best thanks to the Public for the
liberal patronage she has already been favoured with, and will use
her best exertions to deserve an extension of the support which
was bestowed to her late husband.
Families and Gentlemen will find here every domestic comfort,
with attention and moderate charges.
The Hotel is situated in one of the most central and open situa-
tions in tole town beinr, y
Stations, Pierheah within five minutes' walk of the Railway
St. George Hall, Theatres, and other Place's
,
of Amusement.

F INCH A N'S MASONIC noT-E
56, REGENT-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
(OyNRLOOKING TILE NORTH END DOCKS,)
Where all the Passenger Boats and Steamers leave from, for Aus-
tralia, New York, Canada, Portlartd,. &c.
Travellers and Visitors staying in Liverpool will find this the
best and most convenient House in the town ; superior accommo-
dation, lofty and airy bed-rooms, spacious dining-rooms.
DINNER DAILY at ONE o'CLocx ; CHOPS and STEAKS at any hour.
Parties Boarded either by the Day, Week, or Meal, on the most
reasonable terms.
t'OsssuvE-56, REOENT-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

him out

t is duty to bring

Mr. Nemo Smith made applieatiot
changed to . Warwick. Mr., Adams made an affidavit

he venue

that the man Sn

had been s

had nott

With Which to pay, &images, and 'therefore 1
Adams) wished to withdraw the ac
Smith made an affidavit. In the, firs

an. In. return 'Mr

t place

Pers, he said,

. , •
derived, from my profession, and
prospects of being able 'to pay t 1 co,
further said, "The plaintiff bean,
no means of her own wherewithlo pr,
This passage very considerably aggravate
hoped the jury would give such damages
Mr. Nemo Smith's business efforts, and
able prospects" of paying the costs

reasonable
tion." ' HE

.8 a bad character, and has

the. offence. He
as would stimulate

Id be realised

The,fellOwing witnesses were then called

I. am tl,

ne defendant, hi
Tniturharn_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

SHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT

As James Wilkinson, of Wyke, near Low Moor, Brad-
ford, was proceeding with his horse and cart along Man-
chester-road, Bradford, the animal, by some means unknown,
but probably by being hit with a stone, became frantic in a
moment, rose violently upon its hindlegs, and dashed off at
full gallop among, a street full of people, to the imminent
danger of man. Emma Jane Hatfield, aged six years,
daughter of Mr. Hatfield, surgeon, Wisby, was at the lower end
of Manchester-road, with a guardian, at the time, and owing
to some excavations which is being made at the higher corner
of the road, she stepped from the footpath, exactly as
the infuriated animal was approaching, when, to the
horror of hundreds who saw, she was struck down,
and the wheel of the cart passed over her. neck and
throat, and after being taken up she only breathed once or
twice and expired. After dashing. on only a few seconds
more, the wheel of the cart came in collision with that of
another (but a stationary vehicle) with such violence, that
both animal and cart made a complete sumnierset, and fell
upon their backs, when the animal was much damaged. 'No
blame can be attached to Mr. Wilkinson, either by the
bereaved parents, or others. The other accident alluded to,
was that by which a child named James Bradley, aged 13
months, son of David Bradley, farmer, Dudley-hill, came to
his death yesterday. His mother went from the house into
an adjoining field to look at some cattle, leaving the child
alone, and near a large tin can, or kit, containing about
seven quarts of boiling malt , liquors, placed on the floor ;
and when she returned she found that the child had fallen
head foremost into the liquor, and had thus been scalded to
death and suffocated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

ST. VINCENT'S, CAPE DE VERDS, -AND RIO DE JANEIRO
To leave Liverpool PORTIVELY on SATURDAY,. the 10th

The Paeit

z4<k

•
Stearn Navigation Company's Royal
'nail Iron Steam-ship,
‘,13 0 G 0 T A ~
Of 1,600 tons, and 400 horse-power,
HENRY Wynn, Commander.
This Nessel has excellent Accommodation for Passengers.
For terms of passage or freight of treasure (no other description
of cargo will" be taken,) apply at the Company'P Office, No. 27,
•Jaines-street, Liverpool;
and Fisher, 2, White riart--- '—‘•,l-strect
or in London to Messrs. Griffiths, Tate,

WILLIAM TAGGART, Secretarf,
I To be foligwed P'Arly in December next by the Company'ti 0.0.3 A
StQalwhi,p, 44QALDER A,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

hist him
,iu

Nano S.

the &lig
She

parents, he succeeded in sei

was discovered, about this time last

great

s of mind, both on

on her father's persist,

wished to rr

er, but he was aftc

to change hi

influence of Mr. Jame Nemo Sinith or not, I
Macaulay) could not say; but -judg,ing from
they would ,seei of Mr. Nemo Smith's conduct, it

On the 3rd. of Au

I condition, and

to ' the intentions of M

with two or three hien&

look hands wit'

f out for a conversation. (Laugl

that he 1.

s 'induced her to have 11(

what motive

ted to be

very., Im
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

names I have written as a head-line to this letter

..... _ _
Ah, sir, had the great and world-known town of Liver-
pool lon.' since been blessed with a daily Conservative news-
paper, things would not now present the humiliating aspect
they do at many of our local institutions ; and that rampant
spirit of horse-leech Liberalism would not have assume 1 the
acme it does at all our local public boards. •
The God of Nature is the God of Order ; and this syl-
logism will hold goOd until the final consummation of the
world, when its death-knell shall be proclaimed ; conse-
quently, Ido any, as you have been called in the order of

through your columns, the strongholds of that insatiate
spirit of Liberalism, it behoves every Conservative in this
great community to bid' you " God-speed."
Let the Chancellor of the Exchequer seriously ponder
over your withering castigation ; and if he do, it might be
the best spent time in his political career. I should also
recommend the humbler twain to reflect upon the remarks
you have made, which may serve as a' lesson to them in
future, and be the means of deterring them from enacting
those paltry party manectuvres which cannot but have the
effect of lowering them in the scale of public opinion, and
making them a by-word and a proverb amongst the upright
and the good.
Should you pursue with earnestness and determination of
purpose the course you have so nobly and ably entered
upon, I cannot refrain from freely expressing my impartial
and unbiassed opinion, that the Northern Daily. Times will
become, what every true Conservative would wish to see it
—the great tocsin of religious and political truth in Liver-

rights and

pool, and the palladium of our eonstitutiona
privileges.—l am, sir, your obedient servant,
Liverpool, Friday. PERSEVERANDO
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

LLD I

9 p.m

Passengers

Prom Sfage.'
* 4 0 p.m

is Day :..13

+ll 0 3.141

+

a leaving the

t 4 0 p.m
t 9 0 p.m

6 0 pan
no stage

PRIN6ISS...Sat

FROM GLASGOW. ,
. From Broomielaw,,Gla4sow, at
....................16
1 0 p.m
20 3 0 p.m

or injury
Plilr
,erms; and PRINC
be taken

)r LOS
by them

Thursdy

and owners of
all circumstances for

Dntaining

Fares.—Cabir

25 7 0 p.m.
L uesday- 30 l2 0 Noon.
f Goods received at Clarence Dock till hours noted above.
For the convenience of passengers, the Steamer on leaving the
Clarence Dock will proceed to the Gteat Floating Stage, opposite
Prince's Dock, and salt punctually at the above-mentioned hours.
liquids must be Passengers are requested to take charge of their own luggage, as
the ship is not responsible in. any way for its safety.
Carriages and all kind 4 of vehicles shipped at the Proprietor's

:including Steward's fee), 175.; Steerage 6s.
Servants in Cabin, full fare.
JOHN MACMILLAN,
1, India-b 441.1185, Water-street, Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

ROBERT COLLINGWOOD
CURRIER, LEATHER & GRINDERY DEALER,

44, GREAT HOMER-STREET
(NEARLY OPPOSITE THE HAI
TIT HEBARN-S TR

VER-POOL

o of Bc

hoes t* 1

sortment of

S ls. B

GENTLEMEN
ENtLEMEN'S ls. BI

SILK TIE

E SILK TIE

NEW

lAUVE TIE,

GENTLEMEN'S
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS AND COLLARS.
of every deseTiption,
- • •

AT JOHN

IOGERS'S

GREAT GEOR(

TT OMCEOP

d. per pot

This alilious preparation,
habitual daily Article of Diet
ledged to be invaluable to the
non-stimulant, and easy of dig

, it be

nutritious;

SOLD WIJOLEE
THOMPSON

ku AND RETAIL BY
AND CAPPER

HOMUOPATHIC CHEMISTS,
47, BOLD STREET, OPPOSITE SLATER.!

ERPOOL

pEtAMBULATORS

FOR INFANTS, ADULTS, AND INVALIDS,

FOR SALE OR HIRT

BASKET PONY DRAGS AND PILETONS,

IL LLOYD, MANUFACTURER,

LI'VER'POOL,

110, BOLD-

STREET,

GRAM
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

and that, in self
with which he i

wounding
His: Ea
a right to use st

unless in abtual

Of assault could

teneed t 6 six t

Daniel Cor
lawfully stabbed Jol
on the 4th Jul
Baffles appeared fo
the defence. On the eyt
prisoner and his wife. went to a public-house together. The
prisoner got into a quarrel with a person named Patrick
Golding, and, going into the street, they began to fight.
The prosecutor wished to keep, the men from. fighting, but
the prisoner rushed upon him, and inflicted a serious wound
en his chest with a nair of nizarm

tailor, was indicted with having un-
Burke, a, labourer, at Warrington,
;nt to maim him. Mr.
ion, a,idMr. Cohbett. for
f the
.date mentioned. the

prosec

The , prisoner was found guilty of unlawfully wounding,
and was sentenced to imprisonment for six calendar months.

FORGERY AT LIVERPOOL

Patrick Lambert, 39, was indicted for having, at Liver-
pool, on the 13th April last, uttered one forged £5 and two
forged £lO Bank of England notes'; and also with having,
on the 14th of the same month, uttered one forged £lO and
two forged £5 Bank of England notes. Mr. Littler and Mr.
Brett appeared for the prosecution; .Mr. Simon defended

the prisoner.
Mr. :Littler said that, in this case, he had the honour of
appeari.l on behalf of the Bank of England. The mode
in which the charge against the prisoner at .the bar was now
shaped was this—They said he was found in possession of a
number of forged Bank
.of England • notes, and that he

knew ierfeetly ;well at the time t
these

t they were forged notes

On quc

srould r

schemes for wetting real
been brought into a court
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

TEETH

NE WL

VENTED APPLICATION

V.T,CANISED INDIA RUBBER,

A BASE FO:

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, GUMS, AN

BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
ESSR S.
y GABRIEL
have the honour to introduce an entirely novel
a dthon to Mechanical Dentistry, being the adaptation,
with absc

perfection and success, of Vulcanised and
—,ralised India Rubber, as a base for Artificial Teeth,
&c:, being an admirable substitute for the ordinary bone
or gold frame, as generally used. In Messrs. Ga"(niers
IMPROVED MINERAL TEETH, WITH FLEXIBLE
GItMS, there are no springs or wires, and no extraction of
roots, while the fit is of the most unerring accuracy. The
extraordinary results of this invention may be thus briefly
entmerated;:—All sham edees are avoided; no spying

*wires or fastenings I
dorn of suction
wholly unattainable

re required; a greatly increased free-
tpplied ; a natural 'elasticity,. hitherto
, and a fit, perfected with- the most

g accuracy, are secured, -while, from the softness
and flexibility of the agents employed, the greatest support
Is given to the adjoining teeth when loose or rendered ten-
der by tha absorption of the gums. The acids of the mouth
exert no agency on the vulcanised india !rubber, and, as it
is a non-conductor, fluids of any temperature may be re-
tained in the mouth, all unpleasantness of smell and taste
being at the same time provided against by the peculiar
nature of its preparation.

. -
Messrs. Gabriel are enabled to offer the advantages of
first-class materials and workmanship at charges lower
than any advertised, , from being manufacturers of every
speciality appertaining to the.profession, only at their

ESTABLISHMENTS,

184, DUKI

-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
>site BOry-street;

LONDON,:
Obsen

33,; I.I.IDG.ATE-HILL
:WEST-END BRANCH,
110, REGENT-STREET
ve Numbdrs particularly.
ESTABLISHED 1804.

GABRIEL'S TREATISE ON THE TEETH GRATIS.
And. will'ae seat on receipt of a stamped envelope.
Alessrs. Gabriel continue to supply, with unrivalled
success, their celebrated AMERICAN MINERAL TEETH,
from 3s. 6d. per tooth. Set, £4 4s.
FROM COUNTRY PATIENTS ONE VISIT ONLY
REQUISITE FORA SINGLE TOOTH OR COMPLETE
SET. .

PATENT WHITE ENAMEL CEMENT, the omy per-
manent preparation for front teeth, which effectually
retains its colour (is. per packet.)
PREPARED WHITE GUTTA PEIICHA, the best stop-
ping for Decayed Teeth or Toothache. This invahlable
^d in the cavity, when perfectly

topping is
comes hard as the tooth itself ten mvante3 after insertion.
and renders the decayed member sound and useful in mas-
tication.
Price ls. 6d. per Box (dirtetions enclosed), or sent post
free on receipt of 20 stain:vs. Observe .the name of
MES.;:ttS. GABRIEL,
THE OLD-tBTABLISHED. DENTISTS, '
x°l34,
DUKE-STREET
n, LUDGATE-HILL,
irg' 110, REGENT-STREET, } LONDON.

ON EACH BOX.
Hours of attendance, cia4v f4cp. Ttn WI Seven.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

water. It eontair,

drawing-room about 22 feet by 16 feet, dining
TOM 23 feet by 16 feet, breakfast-room 16 fizset by 13 feet
and butler's pantry supplied with hot 'and Fold water. On Fir&

L.ntranc

_ ocueuamners, dressing-roon, tatk-room and
rater-closet and store-closet : two bedchambers above. On Base-
ment: Two kitchens, with Leamington range, scullery, cook's
• ',..rder, wine and beer cellars, Also, Out of Doors Coal
cellar and convenient out offices.

41Eis- The above presents a very favourable opportunity for any
person desirous of purchasing a Villa RcAdence, or of investing
= •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

ipted to the richest and poorest

t whi

convey a false

oho are better designated

There has beer

ted. The Education sup-

order, terminating

This has al

The subjec

rue weekly meeting of the Toxteth-park Board of Guardians,
this week, of a want of consideration and feeling on the
part of Mr. Heath, one of the relieving ufficers of this union,
to which our attention has since been more particularly
called. The instance that was brought forward on the occa-
sion, was that of a blind boy, who had been refused an order
for the workhouse by that officer, after it had been granted
will not Iby the guardians. The vote of censure upon him that was

moved, was not carried—the majority of the guardians
declining to vote—an the. ground that it involved the
officer's dismissal. But it is evident, we think, that the
officer in question has been guilty of, to spook in the mildest
terms, unfeeling conduct towards the poor, and it undoubt-
i the learned edly, behoves the guardians to take care that such conduct i,

not persisted in on the part of any of their officers. They are
as their title expresses it, the guardians of the poor; ani
they lie, we humbly think, under very solemn obligations tc

take care that the poor are not only _lt _tt v uuy tais az u
be, but that, in seeking that relief, they are treated by the
officers with proper humanity and kindly feeling.

GAZETTE NEWS.—The Hon. W. G. C. Elliott, transferred
from Legation at St. Petersburg, to be Secretary of Lega-
tion at Rio. Mr. W. Malcolm, to be Consul at Glasgow
for Guatemala. The quarantine regulations at Tirieste to be
observed against.yellow fever are published in the Gazette.
Charles Lennox Wyke, now Charge d'Affaires at Guatemala,
Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Salvador, to be
EnVoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary on a
special mission to those republics. At the half-yearly meet-
ing of the. Great Western Railway .Company to-day; an
amendment against the adoption of the report was supported
obly by the mover and seconder ; and after a lengthened
discussion, the report declaring a dividend of two per cent.
per annum was received and adopted.

TIIE LATEST NEWS.

MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Friday

Our ministerial crisis still continues. A special
commission, appointed by the Emperor, for working
out the new constitution, sits daily.

Count Itechberg, Minister for Foreign Affairs ;
Count Leo Thun, Minister of Public Iqstruction ;
Count Clam Martinitz, Chief of the Government of
Cracovia ; Count Walkenstein, Imperial Councillor ;
and Baron Hubner, formerly Ambassador at Paris,
take part in the sittings of the commission. An
employee in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs acts e
Secretary.

It is fully confirmed that Baron Bach has tendered
his resignation because the reforms he proposed were
rejected by the Emperor. But it is certain thee is no
T 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

TOHN

R °

Respectfully

timates that, as the season is no'

He begs to call especial attention to a

PRINTED MUSLIN DRESSES

FLOUNCED MUSLIN ROBES

FLOUNCED BALZARINE AND MOHAIR ROBES,

150 PIECES OF CARMELITES

BLACK GLACE SILKS AND I

BLACK AND COLOURED SILK ROBES

THE STOCK OF SHAWLS AND MANTLES,

BONNETS, PARASOLS,. RIBBONS, AND FLOWER

MUSLIN CURTAINS, PRINTS, AND-LINEN DRAPERY

To which T. R. invites the attention of Pt

THE STOCK 'OF SUMMER GOODS,

NOW REDUCED IN PI

to state that

And such as he can with confidence recommend to his numerous Customerg

JOHN ROGERS

GREAT GEORGE-STREET,

;el ling a

CORNER OF ALFRED-STREET,

LI VERPOOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

'MANTLE
14 AND Ip, BOLI

Jcic• CRI P P S begs to solicit an inspc
•

BLACK GLACE

J. C. also begs to state that his Manager of the Mantle Department has dtv
• ' of MANTLE'S suitable for
• MOURNING
The selection of the Silk, the application of the Crape, and the geneiml effec

THE SHAWL, MANTLE,

14 AND IG, BQLD-STI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

1g from

Ist Of el

to all parts of Australia,
-- •

STAR OP TILE EAST

Sinocco

T. C. Kerr

O'Halloran
Aikin

1562...4050 Aug.2o

on the 19th Aug

for ti

will be despatched

Charley
parry's C

Blest Route to Colerai

be landed at to

led by the I

:r. Timothy, Menai Bridge
3elfast ; City of Dublin Cora

Agent, 20, Water-street

FLEETWOOD TO BELFAST DAILY

Lond
ROYAL I`

Enniskillen, &e.

LEAVE ELI

BELFA

FOOD FOR BELFAST,
FOR FLEETWOOD

Trains leav
ion

LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST
Scarvr ST
The first-ela

Steam-ships
Tons.
AGIA SOFIA . 100 MACEDONIA
. . 1500 ORONTES .
ARCADIA . .. 1200 I THESSALIA

ALEXA\ DRETT

vnlof Bills of i

only from Roc
_ln the event

For la-1-tic-;11,11.;;Of

with the
Company, from Bordo

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The powerful fast
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

3 NAPOI

1 papers hate her
i'tated

she I

) have

nrivate

a faith

red to base the

boasts of as h

:hwokcl e

the Councils

of Princes

k of he'

treasure or her blood. And

ow we have INikviSi
If his exile to reproach

coming forth f

her, not wi

yt onlY

with material cowardice, I

io long as

iAZZIIs

confines himself to tbet

)straet ea

in. 1114

;es with and

is h. rea

ders can go along with him

.easoir

and in his zeal. We cm

h him

weig,

htiest den

nost confident

predictions. The traditions of Europear

nnerialism►

.nd the

stem of policy, a

agreeable to the ideas and

wejudices o

lishmen

as they are to Italian unity and the prospects of

national independence. Of the suspected Confederal

over which Lour

NAPOLEON is thoug•

ht to be bat'

gaining to be director and chief, we are di
be as wary as his utmost vigilance would have us, 01

vsed to

:I provoke us to be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

JVDT ELLIS, of /cc

BRETT AND JAMES,
experience and business qualification
them a large shar

Trattt...that t
liohilkhed-witli moderate charges, will et

endeavour to to:

Afit. B,HoDEs b
Horses, that he
carry Ladies and set,
Formerly three years WI
and trealting giGund.
ruaci.

cgs to inform the Owners of Valuab;
undertakes to Break Colts to Saddle,

also for Hunting and Hac
th Lord George Bentinek.
Address T. Rhodes,' Lark-]

Good Stablin
me, Air. 4

SHAMPOOING ON A NEW AND ORIGINAL PRINCIPLE.
HE AMERICAN SYSTEM of SHAMPOOING fOr
effectuallypre-
venting tae Cleaning .the Hair, by remoying the scurf, and pre-
oussoal,lir from falling off, is noiy in daily operation, at
Pi lay •
S HAIR-DRESSING ESTABLIHMENT,

NEAR ST. JOHN'S

A RKET

introductic

of this new and original principle is tne
lie power to the head after the operation of
/111
_the- head is rendered deliciously cool,

the #eir st,

and its healthy action Prrora'
Trial will continee the most

W. EVANS and CO., OVEN BUILDEns, of London,
• Inventor.s, and Patentees, of the Smoke r-
nace, choset by ,he'deptttation

,uming Fu

to London,• ling the

EVANS and Co.,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

A.N.D NAIL WAREHOUSE, _. BECK'S'

IRON

JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SAI
ROD IRON, STEEL, Wroughl

FOREIGN

20, DALE-

J 0 II N

STREET, (NEXT

THE C

WISS CIGARS from- the FACTOR.

Sevetal C.

as.t approved

JE a v

D 0 0 R

JOSEPH HARRISON bogs. to inform his I
extensive Premises,

70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, (

CIGAR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

The New Army Hospital Corps is to consist of si

.geant-majors, ten company s,

320 sergeants, anC

month, -by soldiers volunteering from the ranks of oth

HULL ELECTION PETITION

The committee found ' that the last election for Hull
far as regards the election. of Mr. Hoare, is a void electio

The adjourned inquiry into the circumstances of the 10,

. - -
of the Argo was resumed at two o'clock yesterdaj,

Mr. Aim . Watson was the only witness examined, aft

Mr. CANTWELL procee

Several testimonials, presents

passengers of the ship which he had formerly commandei
_ . . • - I 11 I, 1 •

were to

the inquiry was ai

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS

-YESTERDAY

nature, passing several bills without discussion
Their Lordships adjourned at 7.p.m.

-4--

HOUSE OF COMMON'S;-YESTERDAY

reply, if any, he gave to a deputation of the Lord's
Society, which attended him upon the subject of preventir

Ls in the parks on Saud

h

throughout, and that therefore he could not take up(

if the responsibility of putting a stop to the

Several notices were given for next session, among
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

GLASGOW IRON MARKET,

-AUGUST 12,

535. to

_+__

THE TIMBER TRADI

(From A. F. and D. Macka y s Timber Circular.)
The general state of ;trade has slightly improved
nearly all over the country, partly, no doubt, owing
to a prevalent belief that the peace which has re-
cently been concluded between France and Sardinia,
on the one hand, and Austria on the other, will prove

demand abroad for manufactured goods,
provement, however, has not vet taken

The im-

definite or striking charaeter ; in point of fact, the
condition of the commercial world may be more
truthfully described as hopeful than as flourishing.
_ ,

The trade in Timbe
participated in the f

has to a considerable extent
ling which has, in some de-

gree, been infused into other branches of traffic. The
arrival of colonial Wood during the present season has
been unusually large. Judging of this by the amount

of tonnage employed, it appears somewhat extraor-
dinary, it being nearly double that of last year up to the
same period, viz., 138,708 tons this year, against 71,968
in 1858. Notwithstanding the existence of a fair de-
mand, under these circumstances, auyseneral advance

prices was no

,ntrary,

on was to be expected; it is therefore satis-

factory to know that, although in certain articles a
fall in value has taken place, an improvement has
been experienced in others, to such an extent indeed
as to sustain the average value in much the same
condition as at the date of our last.

AMERICAN TIMBER.
—The import of loos from (

?INE TIMBER

,uegee has been

considerably in excess of that of last year. Prices have
ranged from 130. to 161 d. per foot, according to average
and quality. Of St. John Pine, a cargo consisting of 1,258
logs, 194 inches calliper average, was sold in lots at from
16d. to 241 d. per foot, averaging about 20k1. Some parcels
of lower port have been sold at prices which have not been

reported.
Red Pine has been sold at pric
19d. per foot, according.

ranging from 15d. to
to average size and quality. Por

this the dethand is sloi-v

OAK of small average has been sold at from 22d. to 23d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Thursd

by the deff
the plaintil

chandler, an c'
tiff

daught

intimate ,terms,

wile he use

The wife of the i

;ceded, und,

not live o

his aught

a small house togel
hood by millinery.
of her confinement

week for the St
and it also a

Promise of marria
Hawkins.

port the

1-vas inclini

mnstarlces t
vas clear thl

the proper tim

when the youn„,, w

burn having sun
plaintiff---damaf

MOON'S CHA

10—Wedne
11—Thursd
12—Friday
13—Saturd

VD AT HO:

Mary Davidson

Puella, Eva
.Susak Aim,

August 5.
Pocahonta

Aiorian, Austin, from

for Palma

Pegem State, M
Palestine (ss), D
Orontes (ss), ova

Corinthian

rris, hence at iv ap
tad Am

Neilsen

Sphynx,
Flanqucri,
Revel.
Columbus, Wanless; and Niord, (
Cronstadt.
Alma, Fairweather, hence at Narva.

Laertes, from London at
Emeu (ss), sailed from f
Columbian (si), sailed f

James WilSon

Clontarl
Her \J
galore to

has; Mtrage, Roberts,
Murdoch, from Foo-chol
Liverpool to Shanghae ;
Kon7; and Queensbury,
at Anjer.

DEAL, August 12.-1
London to Parrio ; Slis
lAindon to Greenock ;
vine, London to Calcutt
J. T. Sutton, London to
rara. Sailed !

L1:11
land, London to Ma
Jefferp, London to

Kona J

1, cleared

Hermans, I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

'rem. the I
istered Mi

"a7diy'9"'

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD. is
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S GENIJII‘.t
VI ORIGINAL AMERICAN SARSAPARILLA is the nobltr'
r'„
in
;sbe to

preparation of this invalr
duced into England in 1:

obstructed i
giving a clea
titulars of ti

3utaneous
Exteniedl)

of all A

a Londo:

the Country

;s, 4s. ;

Whol
DAY ar

J. J. 11A0

Wholesale Agents

Evans & Son, 73

FAMILY MED.

THE GREAT

HEAL'rli 1

AMBASSADOR OF

TO ALL MANKIND
11.OLL 0 W A
A BOON
The want of a sterling medicinal preparat

P I L

"ills tl

medicine was ush(

ature in her task of vital and

BILLIOUS COMPLAINTS,

who suff

valuable r

sufferer feel elastic and
the blood fro
and streu

tinue without u:

arise, and the sui
Pills are an extraoi

AINTh

In no c

I. by this r

SICK HEADACHE WITH L(

tion of the liver,
.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

'ea,) winn au t
s of 1840-51-54, and 1

ARDS ACL

MICENIX (21h,
:nsive and comp
1 by powerful, of

fete in th

world, erni
3 elaborate

treet, City

LAIC

ieir pat

84 0, 0

ISTING

end
_compensating,

nd Doors, with:.
TN ST

lloldfasts keep the Cash, Book
Manchester, Glasgow, Belfas

.) SAFE WORKS, LrvEßpooL,

-power,) producing more Safes than all the
her, and now capable of sheltering one

OFFICE,

3 0 0
3 10 0
4 10 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

N.B.—Part of the purch

-money (£1,000) may remain on mort•

Further particulars may be known of Messrs. F. & J. Hodgsdn

Appraisers and A

Argyl,

-street, Birkenhead

MOORFIELDS

By Messrs. TURNER and HOLLINS. .. n
On Tuesday next, the 23rd instant, at Seven o'clock in the EN mut,
at the Royal Motel, Dale-street, Liverpool, subject to the con
ditions of aale to he then produced,
Athewest aid
PlEeB of Freehold LAND, situate on
or
yards, at the Mq
back "lehla, Liverpool, containing in front thereto 1
ards 2 feet, and in rear or.dePth backward
on the north and south aides severally 11 yards Ifoot and 7 inches
together with the gix
- WELLING-HOUSES thereon, three
.c
h front Mco
,Fhic ,
and the ether t rfieb3, ak D
ul arc numbered 30, 41,. and 43 reaper
tiyelYhree form a Court behind, called "E"
The above Property -

being ix' a central situation, and close to th

lithebtqn-
anea,3ll
street Station of the L 4.,
's adapted for business Purposes. Yorkshire Rail'
For fuether particulars apply to NieSSIIi. Christian and Cror
5, Harrington-street, Uvprpool.

J 0 H

N YOIJI)S,

A
U
C
T
lONEER AND APPRAISER,

51, JIR~T~TSWICij o~p

On Wednesd

Sides Itr auction.

k Valuabl

iik_ comprise

lishmen

On Thu

t Fashionable and well-1
-11, APPAREL. comnrisine

blanket

cation tc

3g•ed at t

Valuable FREEHOLD INV

ATM JENKIN is instrt

TIC

All those S,
LING HOUS

local archi

re props

Prior or antecedent valuations, in order to
The respective tenants will kindly per

Auctioneer

the Crown. Hot

prior to the date of sale, the

N.B.—Offers by I

ATR. J

acted a

treet, between the hours of ter

the close

PINNOUNCEMENT

DING LAND

Holt-hill, near the summit of Clifton Park, Tranmere,
BY MESSRS. CHURTON,
:arly in the month of September, at Dodd's Hotel,
Tranmere; (if not previously disposed of by private co]

which due notice will be given,)
26,169 square Yards of FREETIOIJD BITI
LAND, in. one or more lot-
Park. commanding the most b

ws in this part of th

The land

hereby fsrmim

Further particulars in future advertisements.
Apply to Robert Hughes, land agent, 53, Church-street, Birken•

I
'VTR: M'CLELLAND, of No. 16, Ros&tt-street, hay-
LTA_ ing been the trustworthy Assistant of the late Firm of Thos

w, mstanicy anu MM., iur u. periuti cui
frompraetical experience, to conduct
ture, Wines, Land, and other Proper

s by Auction, of Fun

Mr. M'Clellan

aff be ••D'ltr,

flit• 1

110 be SOLI), Eight Freehold well-built HOUSES, in a highl
I respectable street, near West Derby-road, occupied by respect
_
1.050. Part of th

nrchase money may
it 121, Mulberry-sire

---Apply

ROAD,

ArEST DERBY

alloy, ar

uitable ?or a draw in

ground f!oor,-seven spacious bedrooms, c

room. Situation dry and healthy, anu wen ..,weiet..
Appiy to Richard Radcliffe, Derwentload; or to Mr. Fen
Exchange-alley North. 12
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Hannah Bi
Mrs. Hamer also gay

on one occasion, when
she saw Ambrose Lees kissing Rani(

TITUS SALT, ESQ„ M.P.—ln No: 91 of :" Cassell's Thus-
Ann Bowden deposed to seeing Ambrose Lees put his tratzd Family Paper," price One Penny,. to be published on
hand into the breast of Harriet Ann Walker, in the de- Monday, will appear a faithful Portrait, after a photograph,
fondant's kitchen, and frequently kissing her in the house. accompanied by a Memoir, of Titus Salt, Esq., M.P. To
Alice Greenhouse corroborated this witness. be had of all Booksellers and Newsvenders. London :
James Lomax, shop boy with the defendant, stated that Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, La Belle Sauvage Yard.
Harriet Ann Walker was nearly always at the shop talking EXECUTION AT DURHAM—John Shafto Walthew was
to Ambrose Lees. lie saw Lees embrace her in the kitchen hung at Durham on Thursday. The wretched man, it will
one day, and he called a boy who was Passing to look at be remembered, murdered his wife in July, and the fatal
them. On one occasion he went into the kitchen, and saw crime, with its fatal termination, have occurred within a
Ambrose Lees jump up from the sofa. Harriet Ann Walker month. A hideous circumstance attended the execution.
was on the sofa at the time. Lees ordered witness to
leave The man had attempted to commit suicide after, humur-
the kitchen, and attend to the shop. dcred his wife, and the wound gave way with the weight of
Charles Pe
ndlebury examined :• Had been in the employ his fall from the drop, the blood issuing froln his neck, and
9f Air, Sellers, a butcher, at Bury. Ifis shop was close to spreading on his cap and.shirt,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

A..SAFT

AND SURE CURE FOR THE NERVOUS AND
DEBILITATED.

-A- GENTLEMAN having been cured of Nervous
Debility and Spermatorrhcea, the results of early errors,
o long standing, and after much mental 'and bodily suffering,
thinks it ,but eharitabletto render such information to others
similarly situated as may restore them to health, without expo
~

amp or prepay po:

Address, .1.11v031A8 TIONTA.

PROGRESS IN MEDICINE

SURE REME_DIP;s

INJEC

INFAILL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

WINES,

ARISIAN GALLERY

I rrinE P

29, PA.RADISE-

POPULAR LECTURES
Ooen daily. for Cientlemer

Tuesda

Tivo

Is.; Working Cl:

SELEC

7e-street, (

Refreshments of the

i'lltEl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

L S O. N

ENTIST,

AT HIS OLD ESTABLI

TALENT

STREET

STANDS UNRIVALLED

BEWARE OF 1

lITATIONS N

A CARD

II .

0 H

WHOLESAIR. AND RETAIL
OUTFITTING ESTABLISH

23, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET

UNDER HER MAJESTY'S SEAL OF REGI

ELLIS'S 1

NTIVERSAL

kCHINE AND (

.y adapted for a ellur

S AND

4to 6 d

to 9 ditto.
and upward;

rzs at handle a each end, to

mAcm

STARCH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

EXTRAORDINARY ,SEDUCTION CASE,

WALKER V ENTWISTLE

James 'Walker against Thaza„....
of his daughter by the defendant.
Mr. Ilup7ood,appe,ared• for the plaintift

e;ntwistle, for the seduction
lefendant. Mr. Monk, 04.!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

'LIVERPOOL SUMMER ASSIZES

COURT,

[Before Mr. .Baron WA

yesterday his lords'

at nine eciod

John Allen, 27,
burglary.at Bury,

Ilnadael

month

William B

burglary at

imprison

Stephen Bri

having ea

stone, ryas or

William W]

-with having, c

and entered'ihe

and stolen theref
Both prisoners w

intprisonment fl

Neptune Gil

chest;s, on the .1
money he had r
Gibbons.. The

eight months' imp

Mooney, 30,

havini, at Ormikirii;

out of lay

iracty,

sovereign.

I other property, was

ntonth imprisonm(

,GLARY AT BOLTON

Thomas. Henry, 18
,on the 3rd July last,
Meuse of Ann Grady,
perty of John'Tarpy
sentenced to six montl

Patrick, Hogan,
-the list June last,
tent to do him n
appeared for the p
prosecutor and thi
Salford, and some

o'clock on the

each other,
.w

garding their

prisoner then struck the pro

-sharp instntraer
tor received ano

For the'
vienced the

of be i

G AT WARRINGTON

tiny of
to six

,r throwing a

isly broken into

Lt Warrington,
t, and a fiddle.
24 sentenced to

I for having, at Man-

embeizfed £5 65.,
s master, Thomas

Ity, and sentenced to

vilty, yesterday of
;., butglariously broken
for stealing a shawl, •a
entenced to eight

.icted for having,! at BoHos,
ously entered the dwellinfr-
z,

:from a watch, the pr

as found guilty, and

1 for hayitig, at Salford, on
.bbeds,kmes Dec, with

tailors, in Walker-strec

I between them, in con-

&bout ter

st June last they met with
r spoke to the prisoner re-

d, in which the prosecu-

hat the presenter emr

prisoner on the fa

to the use of a bodkin

of guilty of unlawfully

dship said it should be known that no person had

❑ in self-defence,

The use of weapons in case

1. The prisoner was sen-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

Tent for tit

e back

e matt

house, • she wen

.d she

the ship of Mr. Adams, who very shi;
(Laughter.) On this Mr

NemO

He came t

he then demmicled an apology

1 £5, or

bring an action. for slander.
idering him worth fivepence
emo Smith then brout

otesquely-absur

!ams thougt

the present ac

flee was

n Order to have the ease

ve—in a very dis•

nnght give gr

.ffi davit the

brinE

from

)r good advic
,nclaut's wife—

foitablE

ler.) M

) go down tc

:ked. him

:o Mr. Adams's shop to

ns, however, not con-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

have erimade such
-mot
ce that they
in to offer to Bakers and otl
,e Works, with Stunt,- -

ructions how to fix Apparat for the sum of £4
'rom chater to furnace_ •c„.4.

iries.,,Enwirnitn guarantee its
)se intended, for
Edinburgh Castle, Lime-street; £B.—T. W.

N YEARS"-PitA6TICE ENGLAND,

- NoW Resident Six Years in Liverpool. .
CORNS! CORNS!••CORNS
Instantaneously Removed without. Pain, by Nos. _
MR. SIEMMS, SURGEON, CHIROPODIST,
36, SLATER-STREET. =53 CASTLE-STREET, corm or HARRINGTON-STREET,
S . lIELLEWELL,
Fee a usual—instead of 55., 2s. 6d. each Corn. Hours of
'Attendance, from Ten a.m., till six P.m.4 PROPRIETOR.

ith despatch

nort Orders e

NOM' 1
2 AND 3, QUA

Sep. 30
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

and child he fled,
e to rest his head

comitr3

at, you 1

know, mu

7 wicked thing "'
Buttermaz
lit

.s a famous victory

such a fight did win
what good ea

of it at last,"

Ue-elder Butt

at I cannot tell," said he,

s a famous victory I"

1.411' WA

ow, must be

e third Napoleon won,

," quoth he,

59, R

-El R 0 W

DAILY

POL S 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

we have frequently directed favourable attention, 'continues
to retain the high opinion which has been formed respect-

ELM has been imported largely, the demand not keeping
19, pace by any means with the excess of import. It is worth
from 16d. to 24d. per foot, according to average and quality.
Thirty feet average with cargo has been sold at 17d. per
foot

N.B. and N.S. Pine and Spruce Deals : Of these the
imports amount to 2;163,553 pieces, against 1,244,825
pieces last year, or nearly double the latter number. They
_ . _ . . _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

which was the BACA, Election Compromis,

matters,

EMPLOYMENT OP CHILDREN IN MINES, &C

&YRTON

sked the Secretary for the Home Depar

mont whether it is the intention of Government to i

commission to inquire into the effect of prolonged labour

chihilren in mines_ of coal and iron-stone, as the act for the

inspection of mines expires next year

Mr. Cr.rvE said tl

but not

question was under con

TREF 'IT'LL ELECTION PETITION

Mr. MALINs moved that a writ issue for Kingston-on.
11, of which borough the late sitting member, Mr. Hoare;

tion that he or his agents had been guilty of bribery.
Some discussion took place on the subject, Mr. Puller, th

chairman of the committee declaring that the writ ought t
issue, while Sir G. Grey declared that the only constructio.
to be put upon the report was that bribery had been prac
tised, though of a peculiar kind. Ultimately the questio
was postponed till this day (Saturday), when Mc

gave; notice that he should move the suspension of the sc
sional order, in order that the writ might issue.

TBE GLOU

Mr. E. JAMES moved an address for a committee to inquir
into the corrupt practices alleged to have taken place in th
borough of Gloucester.

Mr. HADFIELD opposed the motion on the ground o

expense

Mr. GRIFFITH accused the House of insincerity in its
profeSsions against bribery ; and believed the committee
would 'cost a good deal, and lead to nothing.
Mr. MILLER made a similar charge against the House.
In the Galway case both a committee and a comthission had
reported that bribery had been committed, but the House
threw its shield over the.guilty parties.
Mr. MALiNs took a similar view. If the House was
sincere it. would, punish the bribers, not the bribed.
Sir G. GREY supported the motion, which, after some
discussion, was canted by Ca to 21. ,

THE PONTEFRACT COMPROMIST

Mr. WALPOLE brought up the report of the committee
on the Pontefract compromise, which was ordered to be

printed

Mr. CAMPBELL moved a resolution, that this- house feels
bound, before the session closes, to express the deep respect

it entertains for the firm and honourable manner in which
the Government of Portugal has acted in its treaties with
Great Britain, in restraining negro exportation from the
eastern coast of Africa in 1857-8. That this House fully

recognizes the zeal with which the Emperor of the French
has resolved to check the slave trade in all its forms through-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

14 or NATURAL
b disinfects perfectly

ter, evolves IIII110; "Pus Or AullP
any, other fluid, tinerelg prc
gpcd. health, y ui

aag beQm.
WY '

venting deatl
water, and

ained and reported `upon
, and all the most eminent

' the most satisfactory manner
,r :fled to use this fluid, properly
.iabitually in larders, sculleries,

plaCes, sinks, water closets,
and can be used witb certain

half-pints, Is.; and in bulk,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

DRAPERY,

THREE _MANUFACTURERS! STOCKS SOLD BY TENDER.
V_A LEWIS respectfully announces that he has Purchased for Cash, from
the above Stocks, some
. very valuable Lots, at a Discount of from 33 to 46 , per Cent., all of which are this Season's Goods, and that
'HIS DAY, and following days, he will show as under:—
SHAWLS and MANTLES ___

SILKS _
FANCY DRES•SES, 3iOHAiRS, and MuSLII.4 •••
PRINTS and STUFFS
MILLINERY and STRAW BONNETS._
HATS and STAYS, RIBBONS, PARASOLS, and FLOWEI
TRIMMINGS, FRINGES, &c. . _

The Cal

extrn.ne

Strangers and the Public

---
Omnibuses to and from the Bazaa
are respectfully invited, and every
spacious pren.

GR E T

BAZAAR,
GE OR GI
(Four Doors from gt. James's

partinent, are first

pection of these

R E E
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-13

J. GRAY

J. CLARK

2017 J.
1831 J. PORTER
812 A. Sri so:

H AUGUST

This truly Magnificent
of the Fleet," was built
ter Ship to the Celebrated
naxia. She formed one

t ships it

prising the lai

I AND AUSTRALIA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

FASHIONABLE MANTLES

GW. WARREN respectfully solicits the Ladies
„ of Liverpool, and surrounding neighbourhood, to an
inspection of his
NEW STOCK OF MANTLES, JACKETS, &e.
The above consist of the newest and choicest London and
Parisian Novelties, and at prices extremely moderate.
30, BOLD STREET,
Three doors above Messrs. Woolwright's.

THE PALATINE DINING-ROOMS,
25, CABLE-STREET.
rdilHE PROPRIETOR, in thanking his Paton for
the support they have afforded him, informs them that
uring the GAME SEASON he is providing the " delicacies"
each day at his usual low rates of Charges ; and he trusts that
the attention pail to each department by EXPERIENCED
SERVANTS, under
HIS OWN SUPERINTENDENCE,
will so tend to the comfort of his Friends as to insure a con-
tinuance of their favours.
25, CABLE-STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

wv steam ships
eh

MIS . Capt. J. M. Jeffrey

,Capt. P. 31.‘C

448 tons... Capt. S. Brooks

The undermentioned or other vessels are intended to sail in lan

FOR NEW YORK, VfIAM LIVERPOOI

Calling at Queenstown, Ireland, about noon on the fellbleing
ke on board Passengers and despatches.
Wednesday, Nov. 9.
Wednesday, Nov. 23.
Wednesday, Dec. 7.
Wednesday, Dec. 21.

day, to

VIGO
EDINBURGH
CITY OF WASHINGTON

CITY OF MANCIIESTEI

.Wedn€
Wedne

KANGAROO

Suminer, thus fora

regular weekly commul
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

VERPOOL AND

1 4,2k/a 1.1111 ..111,111.111 111,./11.1.1115.b.•
FOR MELBOURNE,
.110.16 The beautiful new Clipper Ship
.41 11iVel " MANNERS SUTTON,"
-are'l,ooo tons burthen ; A 1 at Lloyd's for 7 years,
and coppered. Is a remarkably fast sailer ; and .having the
lgulk of her cargo ready for shipment,_ punctual despatch ma)
bi relied on. Has splendid acgommodations, for a limited
number of first and second-class paisengers. For freight or
larence•Dock Basin) passage apply to - , 7S. WRIGlif, & CO.
, e,, ' ' L''

.Captain Chenowctli
Captain 11`G owan.

BRITISH LION" LI

NT AUSTRALIAN PACK
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

RAOI:IIINARY ANTI INVENTIOko•-•There jS xotbing.
ousewivei complain of with greater truthfulness than
ea,king of bome_favourite piece of glas, valuable china,

PenHoi

. _
a such things c,:nnot be
Matched, and of course cannot be mended. The latter want
has been obviated by an extraordinary and effective invention,
by Mr. Adshead, of Derby Pottery, near Derby. It is a cement
that may be said to heal in a perfect manner, all cracks and
breaks in the articles spoken of, and not only in these, but in
marble, alabaster, sta. The benefit of this article need not be
dwelt on. We have seen some of its effects at Mr. Hall's, our
neighbour's; and the .ftlass that has been cemented .by it is
stronger in that part than in any other. The article is very
cheap, and no house can be long without it. Mr. Hall is the
agent for its sale in Liverpool, and all interested can judge for
themselves by looking in at his establishment. Agent for
Liverpool, E. T. Hall, 23, South John-street.. Sold in bottles,
Is. each, or sent•free on receipt of sixteen postage stamps.
N.B.—None are genuine except bearing the signature, "E. T.

ippityg 3utertigturt.

MOON'S CHANGES : FULL MooN, 10th Nov„ lh. 4;nl

0-,Wednesday .10 10
=Thursday 46

0 0 0 0

liolyhead yesterday, W:S.W

ARRIVED.

ititibour'Grace I Rhine

1 24 16 9
2 16 1,.5, 11
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

A MANAGER.

WANTED, by a EraalCalEll;le; and Draughtsman, an
ENGAGEMENT to mperintend the Erection and Ma-
nagement of Works and Machinery, in whic..l he has had
twenty years' practice. Satisfactory references as to respect-
ability, qualifications, &c., will be given. Address E.N., Engi-
neer, _Northern Daily Times office. 6n15
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

Skits pg g‘,ll.ction.

Capital Sound BROAD and NARROW CLOTHS,

Doeskins, Hosiery, H:
NrJ. F. GRIFFII
eessor to the late fi,
and Sons) will SELL by A

Church-street, a usef
CLOTHS, tweeds, lac
doeskins, and other fashionable mater

in such lots to suit all r

S (the only authorised sue-
rhos. Winstanley

uses, 44

k of Broad and Narrow

tie cloths, mixtures, cheeks,

s, which*ill be offered
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-09

.tracted by the root—fee 2s. 6d.
Attendance, from Ten a.m.,

CONFIDE

TIAL AND EFFECTU

A Cure guarantee.
of the system,
excessive uidulF

.ses a nervous de
ither from imPrt

DAVIS'S c
as us

braied iItEI;TCINES
. at 114. Duick-s-fuErr, Lx

The Author of tk

J3LISHED 1830
rror yQf Healt
mactee fbr •al

devoted his attention

o the cure c

diseases arising frorar
class of disorders cause
Ii Uits, &c., has disoOve

obtainc

a certain cure (iu
that have baffled
The following

'oxis deb;

ace or excess, alec

coveries, vi

n increaibly- shert time) of
the most skilful mactitione:

derived from

,s new
.0

them need no'

friends, and with

exposure, and pai ...-
of detection from their neap.._
restraint in diet, or ether inconvenience.
He is the sole proprietor of these =valuable remedies,
sklii
combined with-his extensive practice and acknowle'dgehnin
„ their treatment, prove him to be the only partY to SiF ay
afflicted can apply with • safety for a certain c
coveries in medicine are found to surpass all e•--
remedies. cows
he d
Having been more than twenty years in practices hemselre
his duty to caution the afflicted against placing
under the care of young and inexperienced PO'
ri
serigus consequences often arisf-
uret.her kno'l

from the
Lrding LI

y

Parties in the country, by fk
DAVIE'S, Win TE
cases withou

which will eke(
e. Minute de

Of Ca5L-brie

necessary. TI
personal applicator

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