The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-09 00:00:00

AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

5,000 Copies of a Medical Book for Gratuitous Circulation
NI E. H. THOMAS, having been effectually
_ cured of Nervous Debility,. loss of Memory, and
Dimness of Sight, by following the instructions given in a Medical
Work by a Physician, considers it his Duty, in Gratitude to the
Author, and for the Benefit of Nervous sufferers, to publish the
Means used. Ile will, therefore, send Free, to any' Address, in a
Sealed Envelope, on receipt or a directed envelope enclosing two
stamps (to prepay postage), a copy of the Medical Work, contain.
ing every Information required.—Address, Mr. H. THOMAS, St.
John's-lane, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
DR. BRODIE, 72, RODNEY STREET, Member
of the Royal College of Surgeons, London and
Paris, may he consulted on all cases of Nervous Debility,
Indivestien, Depression of Spirits, &c., &c., whether produced by
sedentary employment, residence in the tropics. or otherwise. Dr.
Brodie has also given a great portion of his time to the study of
Scorbutic, Skin, and other pernicious diseases; his method of treat-
ment is ,ery expeditious, and inv Ives no actual restraint either in
diet or occupation. Advice and medicine,
Observe, 72 Rodney-street; Private Entrance to the Surgery, 34,
Knight-street, near Berry-street, Liverpool. Hours of attendance.
from Ten in the morning till Three In the afternoon and Five to
Nine, and Sundays till Two.

11.• SOLD BY MOST OF THE RESPECTABLE CHYMISTS
FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH
WHITE GUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL.
This valuable filling is placed in the decayed Tooth In a soft state,
and becomes hard in half-an-hour; will prevent Toothache, and
prevent the Tooth from decaying. It is superior to everything
before used. PUCE Is. 6n. the Box, or will be sent on receipt of
20 postage stamps, by Messrs. GA B BIEL. Dentists, the inventors,
No. 112, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

where they may be con.ultal daily, free of charge, from Ten to
Seven.
*** Every one can use the Enamel, as full directions are enclosed.
Agents wanted for every town and Village.

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Esclamely for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 Years.
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TEN POUNDS
T JUST, at St.' George's Hall, on Tuesday Evening
last, a BROOCH, with diamonds set in silver, in
form of a bunch of flowers with leaves. Whoever will bring the
same to J. May. r, 68, Lord street, shall receive the above re,e aid.

THURSDAY LECTURES
IN HOPE HALL.

ON THURSDAY NEX r, THE 12TH MARCH.
At Half-past Seven p.m., subject
" The Characteristics of the Age,"
By the Rev. HORATIUS BOi4AR, D.D., Kelso, Author of "Night
of Weeping," &c„ and editor of the " Quarterly Journal of
Prophecy."
ADAM HODGSON, EN , is to taken the chair
Admission Fred. A Collection to defray expenses. Surplus to
Town Mission.

QUCIETA. AIIMONICA.—This Society assem-
0, hies at the Liverpool Institute, Mount-greet, every
NVED)V,FD&Y EVgNINC, at Eight o'clock' for the PRACTICE of
INSTRUBIENTAL, MUSIC, under the dikection of Mr. C. B.
H RiMANN. The a.ibrary contaioS ale symphonies of Haydn,
Moz,:rt, B, ethoven,Mendelssohn, &c.
Athateurs wishing to jc.in ni:iy apply as above: or to
Mr. T. ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
21, Hone PiacP.-

GREAT LUXEMBOURG COMPANY.
FORFEITURE OF SHARES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN that a CALL of per Share
on the Constituted Shares of the Company became Due aed Pay-
able on the 20th of JANUARY last; and that, tiecor.ii g to th
Statutes, all Shares in arrear of said Ciii, after the lapse of one
Month from the due dale thereof, are liable to Forfeiture without
further• notice.
Shareholders who have not yet paid their Calls are requested to
do so without de ay, in order to avoid incurring the penalty.
By order of the Bond,
THOMAS COXHEAD, Secretary.
Gresham House, Old Broad-street, •
London, 3rd Mtrch, 1857.

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND LITERARY
INSTITUTE.
THE SEVENTH OF THE ELEVENTH WINTER
COURSE OF LECTURES,

WILL BE nit/ tvF.n.En IN T?E
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET,
(Late Mechanics' Institution,)
ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 10,
BY THE

REV. H. S. BROWN,
Subject—
"A COMMENTARY ON LIVERPOOL LIFE."
Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven o'clock,
BY -C. R. HALF., ESQ•

Tickets to be had at the Institute. Single Lectures,
Unreserved Seats, 61; Reserved Seats, is ; Platform, is.

TO MY FELLOW TOWNSUEN, THE ELECTORS
OF LIVERPOOL

GENTLEMEN,
lALN extraordinary combination of parties in the
State Ins succeeded in defeatinz Minivers on Mr.
Cobden's Motion relative to the Chinese War, and the Queen has
resolved to appeal to the sense of the Country on the question. To
that motion 1 unhesitatingly gave my &tern-nov.(l opeosilion, and it
is for you to say h.w far that vote was in accordance with your
wishes.

It 1:4 unnecessary for me to inquire into the legal technicalities in
which this question was attempted to be shrouned. It is enough
that the lives and properties of our Christian fellow subjects are in
imminent danger, and any retreat from those proceedings, at such a
moment, might be disastrous in the extreme.
No one can more deeply deplore. thin I do. the sad necessity under
which Sir J. Bowling was compelled to resort to the dreadful cala-
mities of War, particularly with a people who, unrestrained by the
high obligations, observed by civilized nations on such occasions,
commit ants of cruelty, at which humanity r hudde s.
To you, my fel ow towntmen, I now appeal for your decision on
my conduct.
All other questions seem, for the moment, to sink Into compara-
tive insignificance. But there is one to which I cannot help
alluding—the treatment of Sir J. M Neill and Colonel Tuiloch, rela-
tive to their Crimean Report.
The Memorial ehich I had the honour to transmit to those gen-
tlemen from Liverpool has, I trust, aroused the public feeling, and I
hope that justice, though tardy, may ye be done to them for the
service which they have rendered to the country.
As to our own Local Questions, let me hope that I may not have
been considered neglectful of my duty; for I can most truly say that,
in every act of mine, I have bee❑ most anxious to be the Represen-
tative of _ _ .

I will only add, that if you again honour me with a renewal of the
trust you so recently confided to me, it sh di. at East, be dine arged
with honesty and zeal, and with the anxious desire to promote the
prosperity and happiness of a town, to which I am so much attached
by all the ties of birth and of natural affection.
I have the honour to be Gent'emen,
Your faithful Servant,
JOS, C. EWART.
64. Pall Mall, London, sth March, 1857

ASSOCIATION FOR, PROMOTING THE
REPEAL OF TILE TAXES ON KNOWLEDGE.
—Office,lo, Ampton Place, Gray's Inn Road.
President—T. Milner Gibson, MP. _

Treasurer —J. AliirdNovello. Sub-treasurer—Dr. John Watts.
Chairman—Richard Mcore. Secretary—C. D. Collett.
NOTICE TO PAPER-MAKERS. _ .

The association has every reason to believe that the irregularities
and anomalies incidental to the collection of the paper duty, are
quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in
exuotine, as ( oanected with the adverti.eraent duty and the news-
paper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the
p per duty as a systematic ottack upon the injustice which it inflict
in individual cases. The association will therefore feel obliged by
any addiition to its information on the subject, and will be ready to
consider the practicability of obtaining redress in any Individuals
case of grievance.
Subscriptions to be paid to Messrs. Prescott and Grote, Thread-
needlastiect ; to the treasurer, J. A. Novell°, 69, Dean-street,
Sono; or to the sub-treasurer, Dr. Watts, 2, Hilldrop ,Crescent,
Holloway.
All other communications should be addressed to the secretary.—
By order of the Committee, C D. COLLET, Secretary,
10, Ampton PLce. Gray's Inn Road.

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Just Published, by Messrs. Longman, Brown, Green, and
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Price 4s 6d, Crown Svo 215 pages.
MACNAUGEIT ON INSPIRATION. Second
.:di ion, Revised and COI rected.
REVIEWS OF THE FIRST EDITION.
"A work distingukhed by a fearless investigation of truth, an
uncompromising hostility to deception and makebelieve, a sincere
worship of all which is holy and good,—dist!nguished likewise by
clearness of conception, closeness of argrt-nent, purity of expres ion,
and completeness of arrangement."— Westminster Review, Jo y,
185 i.
.` A wise and clearly reasoned book, written throughout in a most
reverent spirit." Exarniner.
The whole work is characterised by high ability, scholarship,
thought, and sincerity."—Northern Daily Times.