Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-30 00:00:00

L ESBIA AND NORAH.

The song of the shepherd was heard thro' the vale,
And the willow was hearkoning the rivulet's tale;
The red san had sunk, save a horn of his glory,
And the far away hills in the twilight were hoary,
And Nature seemed wedded to Summer; the ring
Was the streamlet gold,urfaced ; the bird on the wing
Was the melody breathed, and the sweetest of psalters
That e'er sang of joyousness sealed at the altars.
Lesbia, the lovely, was then in the grove
With Norah, whose heart was impregnate with love ;
When Lesbia said playfully, " Come let me tell,
With this buttercup, whether you like Butter well."
The Bodleian lore may treat of this fiction
Regarding the buttercup, bu the restriction
of custom says,' On with the story you're telling,
The art of 'elating is weariness quelling."
Fair Norah, whose eyes ware like violets so blue,
With a Reck that the snow cannot fully outdo ;
With a wit of expression no pencil can trace,
Bade Lesbia proceed with her buttercup ca•te.
I esbia had lips like the " roses of Gul,"
With kisses upon them that craved you to cull;
And the dimple that lurked in her dearest of chins
Suggested " Faint heart such a beauti ne'er
So Lesbia applied the fair-yellow leafed test,
And exalaimei, " Of all things you like Butter the best."
Bald Norah, " I live, 'mid the cows, where yon del is,
Their milk is ambrosia—their Butter is KELLY'S,"

SHOPKEEPERS WILL PLEASE OBSERVE THAT WE DD
NO BUSINESS
AFTER SEVEN, P.M.
NO ADVANCE ON PRESENT PRICES TO BE MADE THIS
WINTER. AT
rn
H E

BUTTER PLACE!!!

EDP OF WILLIAMSON SQUARE.
Prices-71.. 8,1., 91., 104 , I id., 12J.

J. NODDER,
JR, .

HATTER,

81. CHURCH STREET,
Begs respectfully to announce to the Nobility and Gentry of
Liverpool, that his arrangements for the Winter Season are
completed, and that on

THIS

DA Y ,

nd following days, he will be prepared to submit his new
styles of

PARISIAN AND METROPOLITAN FASHIONS
For the season.

YOUNG LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S HATS, &c„

In every variety.

LOSS OF.TEETII.

We hive had much pleasure in perusing a small pamphlet
on this subject, by essN• GAB ,51E f,, the w.ll-known and
old-established DEN 11,13, of 134, DUKE-ST Lt EET,
LIVERPOOL (Arecrly opposite Berry-street), and 33, LUD-
GA fE-HILL, LON DON, which may be had Gratis, on appli-
cation, or Post-free on receipt of Stamped Envelope. The
great delicacy so of: en felt in seeking advice respecting the
Teeth is entirely overcome by a perusal of this little work,
which really 0n....ht to be in the hands of every oi,e who values
a good coantmance, of which the Teeth is the greatest
ornament. We have also seen sema specimens of Artificial
Teeth, manufactured by Messrs. Gabriel, on an entirely new
princip!e. They resemble the natural ones, with a degree o f
accuracy hitherto unattainable. Par, having had Sets of
Teeth, or partial sets, from other Dentists, which do not
answer, will do well to co suit Messrs. Gabrie', as at a trifling
C)st they may be remodelled on a new system, which is gua-
ranteed to insure success when all other effort, fail.—Critic.
M E S S R S.

GABRIEL,

TILE OLD-ESTABLISHED

SURGEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTISTS,

May be comn'tel Dully, at their Fstablishments, from Tcn
to Seven o'clock, Free of Charge.
134, DUKE •STREET, LIVERPOOL,
DIRECTLY OPPO3ITE BERRY-iiTEEET,
AND 33, LUDGATE-IIILL, LONDON.