Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-17 00:00:00

9,+. per box

fits velich the s
conferred upon mankind;
esent century, to t.pe

nre of modern
for, during the Erg twenty
k of a cure for the corn was

co nadered

a romance; but now, the efficacy d safety of this medi-
cine is to fully ,:emonstrated by unt,olicitA testimonial, ;rorn persona
in every tank of life, that Wile opinion proclaims Ude as cne of the

. . .
most Important discoveries of the pres:nt age.
These 111;s require 1.0 restraint of diet or confinement during their
use, and are::: ertain to prevent the disease attacking any vital part.
Fo'd Uy all Hiecicine Veadcrs. Fee the name of " THOMAS
PROW. 222. Strand, London." 0.. thu Government atam,

-pisEAsEs IN YOUTH OR AGE of a private
f nature, arit.ing from Self Abbse, Pxc.(6s, INL-rvous
incapacity, Spermaterrltces, Stricture, Scrofula, %et ere'‘,l Taint,,Want of Mani:owl, treated by a-, briny Surgeon from the Crimea.
who wee on the Foreign Treatment, which has proved in every
case something Infra, nlon-, in tompathon wi;h the abityyt treatment
',ere. Mr. %VATTER!, 81.11Re:11, 13 :4 rrerpter ottheflo)ii: College of

Surgeons, Lunen..Diploti,a granted Mtt rch 31st. 1843. Licentiate
of Apothecaries' Hell. Diploma graved 34th January, 1830. The
above chews Mr. NV/emits to be a cull quiltlet.l M 4.11,1 who will
save all who consult Lim trotu the hest of tidvertisinx• quacks, who
have been taker-toys and Shop-44 s, who the Police auttioritles ought
to exterminate, on a and all. No nteolcal el,arste until restored to per-
feet health. Sell cute sent by post to country rat'en,s. Mr.WATTEIB
receives patients datly from 11 to 4, Sunds3s from 3 to 5, at his
residence, 32, Sluing Gerdens,Charing Cross. Ail Female COMplidato
treated with proper delicacy. Pills for obstruction from am, coma
can be sent to all Parts

IMPORTANT TO AGRICULTURIST
SUCCESS OF THE NEW
Imported wider Lease
Though the experiments, with Kourta iflooria Guano, were made
late in the season, and under adverse circumstances, the successful
results obtained confirm beyond doubt Professor Vorleker's report
(in No. 41, Part 1, vol. 19, f''Royal Agricultural Society's Journal" That ammoniacal manures, applied to turnips in the experimental
field, kept back at first the crop, and had no beneficial effect, either
alone or in conjunction with phoshates." The Kooria Mooria Guano is essentially a phosphatic manure
containing sufficient ammonia for roots, and, with a mixturg of
one-fourth of ammoniacal guano, cannot be excelled for either

G ITA/slO.

from the
_ . Crown

toy-dressing,o;

-of en°- vi grim crops. Deeply impressed with the necesa
Governty
cment huraging the import:of thisvaluable valuable manure, Her Majesty's
as given such increased faoilities for shipment, that
arrangements have been made for a considerable supply. Printed
reports, and analysis may be had at the otlice of this paper.
Purchasers can be supplied with suitable quantities from cargoes
now on sale, containing from 45 to 60 percent. phosphates, present
lleices 10s to 46 10 per ton, on applying to
JOSEPH HIINDSON,
Broker, 20, North. ;ohn-street, Liverpool,
One of tin 'Lessees under the Crown.
Government Lessees : ORD, Ymosos, and ILtyas.

Mr. Joseph liindson Speke
, Liverpool.
Dear hirc Oh the 12th June last, I mannred a portion of land
for turnips with Kooria Mooria Guano, at the rate of seven cwt.
per acre ; the yield, when pulled on the 21st November, was at
the rate of twenty tons per acre. On the other portion of the
field I applied farm-yard manure, at the rate of twenty tons per
acre, and the turnips were all mildewed, but those sown with
Kooria Mooria remained sound and healthy to the last.—lours
respectfully, JOHN 111cFARLAxE.

near Liverpool, Feb. sth, 1859.

Cross Bank House, Kendal, WestmNoreland,
Joseph llindson, Esq. ov. 30, jB5B.
Dear Sir,—lt was late in July when I received your ICoOrin
de
epfeastabeorgg.h
CI
Mooria Guano. I had it sown in stiches of 30 inch asunder, at the
same rate per acre as best Peruvian, viz., 4 cwt..; the result is
EoLnmrseocl:imlaet
that your guano has done quite as well as the Peruvian which t
convinced of its fertilising qualities that I shall use a good lot of it
me 814 per ton ;.
it
wi.ka'tst.,Lsoid:
the ensuing year.-7j ao', dear sir, yours very truly
uantile..B°