Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

ST. GEORGE'S MISSION,

THE recent disgraceful Riots seem likely, by. God's
blessing, to be the means of drawing many hearts to the
Ilissioa, and of enlarging its sphere Christian usefulness ;
but to enable the Clergy and Sisters to embrace this opportunity,
,•increased FUNDS are necessary, as it already maintains for a
destitute district a 9,000 souls :
1. Three Clergy at an expense of £250 per annum.
2. T:n teachers and assistants at £2OO.
3. A House of Mercy for 30 penitents at £B5O.
4. An Industrial School for 12 girls at £l5O.
5. Two Mission Chapels and four Schoolrooms, including
rent, repairs, gas, thing, and attendance, at £250.
6. Charities for the poor at £l5O.
7 Books, tracts, and printing, at £7O.

Total, £1,920 per annum.
Subscriptions and donations towards meeting these expenses,
and defraying a debt of £3OO, will be thankfully received by
he Rev. C. F. Lowder, 36, Wellclose-square, E.

IVERPOOL APOTHECARIES' HALL
4, C'JLQUITT-STREET.
'his Company guarantees the Compounding of every variety
of Prescriptions in the most accurate manner. All drugs and
-- chemicals used in their composition are supplied from their
Laboratories in London, thoroughly tested by Dr. Medlock,
the Company's analytical chemist, and those only employed
-which are perfectly pure
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Prescriptions forwarded by Post promptly attended to.

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(LIMITED) PROPRIETORS.

LIVERPOOI, ART UNION,
LA (connected with the Liverpool Society of Fine Arts.)

SHARES ONE SHILLING EACH.

The Council of this Bociety have determined to adopt the
-mode used by the French Government in the Art LT don of
Paris, namely, to divide the Shares into One Shilling Shares.
By this method every one can take any number of Shares, from
One Shilling upwards, according to his means. Each Share
of One Shilling will have its chance for t le highest or any Prize
'in the Drawing or Distribution. It is expected there will be a
£lOO Prize, with numerous others. By the regulations of
this Society the whole of the Funds will be divided in Picture
Prizes.
Tickets may be had at the Queen's-hall, Bold-street; at Mr.
Alker's, Carver and Gilder, Basnett-street; Mr. Henry Feet,
120, St. Jaaies's-street ; Mr. Weaver, Carver and Gilder, Slater-
street ; Mr. Shepherd, Stationer, Scotland-road ; from the
Committee and Secretary.---By order,
W. G. HERDMAN, Hon. Sec.
Queen's-hall, Bold-street, Sept. 12, 1859.

INFANT ORPIIAN ASYLUM.
THE COMMITTEE gratefully acknowledge the fol-
lowing Church Collections thus far contributed towards
e building of this Institution; and also Donations since their
last advertisement. The building is far advanced, and is to be
finished in December. 3he sum of £1,500 is still required to
complete and furnish it, t. realise which the Committee faith-
fully trust in the Clergy who have not yet appealed to their
congregations, and to the benevolent laity who have not yet
recorded their Donations, and who feel disposed to assist in
providing a home for helpless Infant Orphans. Twenty-eight
have already been admitted into their temporary abode in
Windsor-terrace, Upper Parliament-street.
R. N. DALE, Treasurer.