Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

elnuatton.

FRENCH AND GERMAN.
ONSIEUit HUSSON informs his Pupils and
Friends that he has RENWITED from 7,
Huskisson-street, to 16, SANDON STREET, where his Classes and
Private Pupils will meet as usual.
LADIES' CGASsES—Twice a week.
GENT/ EMEN'S CLASSES—Four Times a Week.
M. H. attends Schools and Private Families.
16, SANDON MEET, FALKNER SQUARE.

MADAME _RUSK) SIMr6. Beak) Wth or Eir'' her
Pupils and Frittirls that ilia has REMOVED from
7, Hnskisson- street, to 16, SAND ON' STREET.
16 SANDON STREET, FALKNER SQUARE.

D tNCINGI EXMISE3 &e.-
Air R, GIDDENS begs to inform his Friends
111_ and Pupils that his JUVENILE JLASSES will
Re-assenth'e at-the - Academy, Hardman-street, on Saturday, the
26th in: t., at Two o'clock. EVENING CLASSES Re-un.on, Thurs-
day. October Ist.

Mr. Giddens also be. s to state that his Academy, at the ASSEMB LY-
ROO ,i 4, w r MIME, will be Re-opened at the usual hoar, on
Welnes lay, the 30th Instant.

Por terrni app yto Mr. Giddena' Residence, 7, Hope-street.

THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL.
THE WINTER SESS[ON will COMMENCE
on THURSDAY, the Ist of October next.
CLINICAL LECTURE', on Br ED'CI NIE and SURGERY, will be
delivered Twice a Week by the Physician. and Su geons.
PHYSICI Ass—Dr. DUN DAS and Dr. INMAN.
SURGEONS —51 r. ELLISJONES, Mr. D. CHALi Rs,lLr. MII.LETT
_D vIS, arrt Dr. BR ADBENT. -
JONIOR.SURGEON —Mr. JAMES HAKES.
-Certificates atendance on the Hospital Practice and Clinical
Lectures qualify PupLa for EsJinivation iu London, Dublin', Edin-
burgh and Glasgow.

. _
FEES FOR ADMISSION.
Perpetual .....
One fear ..
Six Montb 5.... ,
For further particulars apply to
Mr. W. B. WALL, House Surgeon,
Northern Hospl al, Seat. 12.18, 7.

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE ' taught ; ori an
entirely New Sys'em,fi.4

N S.

RAGON9T,

(or PARIB,)
i•
Author of the o-SYMBOLIC ANGLo-FRENCH VOCABULARY,

&c., &c.

The principle of this system is founded upon the natural and
infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching
h,r child.

The unsatisfactory results of the present mode of teaching foreign
languages is proverbial ; the general impression is, that a language
can be acquired, onl) in the country wher.• it is spoken, and doubtless,
this- Is -necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in
disregarding the laws- of nature so fir as to endeivour to impart
sounds 14 the medium of the eyes, and teach the science of a
language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a
theory, all human devices must necessarily fail, and hence the nu
merous_complkints 6f .wasted cline and ineffectual endeavours, whilst
the teaching of nature is universally successful.
- To those who have laboured in vain, and who now despair of ever
understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the
faculty may,bereksily, acktiiisd,:butf-not by any of the artificial sys-
ems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made.

HIGHEST E.EFERENCES WILL BE GIVEN.

g FAMILIES ♦ND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS

GIvEN. EVENING CLASSES.

The " SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY," sth edition, par-
ticularly adapted for Schools, sc-, approved And sanctioned for the
use of the Ins.itutions for the-deaf and (lamb. in England and France.
To be had from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers.
115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.

SECOND PIANOFORIE MUTUAL ADVAN TAI4E SOCIETY.
NOTICE.-The First MEETING of MEM-
BEM will take place at Seven o'cicck p.m., on
Monday, October 5, at James Palmer's Pianoforte Warehouse,:No.
36 Clarence-street, Mount-pleasant. subscribers' names received
daily from Ten to Four o'clock.

JAMES PALMER, Swretary.

SECOND PIANOFORTE MUTUAL ADVANTAGE SOCIETY.
AT the request (ef numerous applicants, and in
consequence of the great success` attending the First Society•
Mr. JAMES PALMER informs the Pubic that he has consented. to
establish a SECOND PIANOFORTE and HARMONIUM CLUB, on
similar principles to the first, conferring on each member the
privilege] oT selec' ing his or her Instrument. The first Meeting will
take place at his Warehouse, 36, Clarence-street, on Monday, October
Stir, when the first -Pianoforte- or Harmoniutn will be allotted.—
Pa titulars and information on application at
36, CLARENCE-STREET, MOUNT-PLEASANT.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
FROM ROYAL BANK BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,

TO
,12,, SOUT.H JOHN-STREET.

PROTECTION FROM THE PIKE WATEL

SLATE WATER CISTERNS, all sizes,
SLATE BATHS, hot or cold water,
SLA 1E MANGERS,
ELATE SHELVING,

SLATE BREWERS' UTENSILS,
And STATE of all sizes and thicknesses that may be required.
Apply to

W. 0. CARTER,
12, South John.stren
YARD:—South Side Duke's Dock.

KELL Y,
THE BUTT ERMAN'S

LATEST ESSAY.

A PASTORAL.
•
DAssos,j
Stay, Chloe, stay, whither away so fast,
WLat sudden cause demands such pressing haste
Does some wil.i monster from his forest lair,
With.horrid jaws, assault your fleecy care?
Or, wandering near the edges of some rock,
Has Neptune seized the fitter of your flock ?

CHLOE.
No direfal cause my histened steps &mind.
Bat churning tolls await these lab'ring hands;
My flocks seettreiy in their folds do lie ;
Butter demands, and in Butter's name I fly,
To skim the cream, to churn the mingled mass,
And through the sieve a ith care the curds do pass.
'1 hese toils my care demand; forboa: your love, •
Another time I'll meet you in the grove.