The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-20 00:00:00

GRAVEL.

Dr. Evered has, after pest study, discovered a most successful and
never—falling remedy for th s alarming and painful complaint, he has
practised it extensively with the greatest of success, entirely dislodg.
ing the complaint in tour or five daysi s ight cases immediately cured,

PRESCRIPTIONS, FIVE SHILLINGS.

Consult Lions from Nine in the Morning until Ten in the Evening ;
Sundays till Three. All letters containing a fee immediate'y
at-
tended to.

OBslißvE —l7, UPPER PITT STREET,
Two do' ra from Great George-square, Liverpool.

IN- SOLD BY MOST OF THE RESPECTABLE
CHEVISTS

FOR W STINGHITO
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cDa y d
Tooth
ciEO t
ENAMEL.Eh
This T Hn
soft state,
valuablestate,andbeficloin% hard in half an hour ; will prevent
Toothache, and prevent the Tooth from decaying. It is
superior to everything before used. PRICE is 6D the Box,
or will be sent on receipt of 20 postage stamps, by Messrs,
GABRIEL, Dentists, the inventors,
No. 112, DUKE STREET, LIVERPOOL,
where they may be consulted daily, free of charge, from
Ten till Seven.

*** Every one can use the Enamel, as full directions
are enclosed.
Agents wanted for every Town and Village.

MEDICAL ADVICE

On the decay ,of natural vigour, nervous debility, the effects us

climate, or infection.
lAR. DAVIS, author of the " Mirror of Health,
and other medical works, 114, Dul:e-street, Liver-
pool, Consu'ting Surgeon, established 1830.
Dr. DAVIS'S celebrated FRENCH PILLS, price 3s. 9d., 4s. 6d.,
and lia, per box, perform a most speedy cure in scorbutic. skin,
and otter pernicious diseases, without the slightcst inconvenience to
his patients, or danger from exposure. His RESTORATIVE
CORDIAL, sold at Its, per bottle, for invigotatinit the nervous sys-
tem, is the best medicine ever discovered. The above established
medicines are only to be had at his Residence.
Country Patients, by forwarding el, addressed Dr. SAMUSI.
DAVIS, will receive advice and medicine, which will effect a cure in
meat cases without further charge. Minute detail ofa aces is neces-
sary. The utmost secrecy may be relied on. Onepyrc - 1 applica.
Lion is advisable in all cases, if conveniett.
The "Mirror of Health"
may be had of E. uookseller,
Church-street, Liverpool ; and also at the Aesthcr's residence. Price
is. Sent free to any part of the kingdom for Is. 6d. in postage
stamps.
Observe-114, DUKE-STREET, where the Doctor may be con-
suited, as usual, without a fee, from Eight in the morning until Ten
at night, and on Sundays from Ten till Two. Secrecy strictly ob
erved. Private entrance in Henry-street, leading fromiCent-street

Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 years,
LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranelaeb street.

ROBERT MULLINER,
(successor to CORSI' & Oh):
(Late with Wm. Horne, London),

CARRIAGE AND TIARIVESS MANUFACTURER,

59 and Al. GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
SIANOPACTURER OP EVERY DESCRIPTION OP
FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES.

Sole Agent for the Patent Dioraples, for whfch a Prize Medal was

awarded at the Breit Exhibition.

♦ Great Variety of New and Fashionable CARRIAGES always on
view, whieh are ready for immediate use. Estimates given for
repairs.

CARRIAGES TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.

Good Standing on moderate terms. Carriages sold by Com.
mission. _ . .

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Merchants supplied with Carnage. for exportation on liberal
terms•

REMOVAL OF ST JOHN'S *MARKET.-
(Extract from the Northern Times, Christmas, 1957.) We
unnerstand that the spirited proprietors of IRE BUTTER PLACE
have pnrrchased the Old Market—and intend taktog it down—in
order so erect more extensive premises on its site• These gentle-
men appear to have inherited all that spirit of enterprise which
characterised the original (founders of The Butter Place in the last
century

ATHING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER,
an exquisite remark, which would have derived additional
force from the fact (if It had happened) that the poet Keats, pre-
VIOUS to writing that line, had inspected the gem of lithography,
now on view in the lower window of Mr. Joha it. I.aac, litho-
grapher, &c., Castle-street.
A few thousands do examine it daily, and then, after expressing
Abe utmost surprise at finding BUTTER there, they move on,
muttering
A THING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOB EVER.I

EVEN O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING. Do
ij/ you know what hour that is 2 Tuat's the time (precisely) a
kleh THE BEI rE.I. PLACE i. locket up.

NEVER GO TO A THEATRE!
at least never go to that one in Williamson-square, without
remembering that you are within a few yards of a certain pi ace—
E—BUTTE PI.. Pie g.

THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT' PLACE
Ma. KELLY—to remain for the present in "The Butter
Place." end think no more of Parliament until the next Election.

iVIACAULAY'S NEW ZEALANDER.

Extract from his Journal, A.D., 3.s7.—Afier crossing miles of
sand, we arrived at the place oace so celebrated as the' Port of
Liverpool." The only trace of its former greatness was a splendid
ruin, which my guide said had la een a FREE LIBRARY AND
MUSEUM. _

About a quarter of a mile further on, I noticed a spot where the
eencibad not yet intruded. It is a circle of luxuriant grass, bordered
with pretty little flowers, which they call daisies, primroses, and
BUTTERCUPS. I asked John how this delightful bit of earth had
eseaped the desolation. That, said he, was "the" BUTTER
PLACE. fg'

THE GEYVAN BAHRY.

During the time the Turkish vessel lay here, Arif, the commander,
was heard to say, My watchword formerly was, "THERE IS NO
DEITY BUT ALLAH, AND MAHOMET IS HIS PROPHET;"
but for the remainder of my life it shall be, "THERE IS NO PORT
LIKE LIVERPOOL. AND ITS BUTTERMAN IS KELLY!"

M ORE CRUELTIES ON BOARD ANIERI-
CAN VESSELS!?!—The crew is always supplied
with the ordinary Liverpool Butter ; but in the cabin, they only use
Butter (rein a certain well known " Place."

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S Rinelagh street.

dotalmerciat kalt4.—rbis Ban.

At twelve o'clock, at the brokers' office, 2, Dale-street, a quantity of
Orchella Weed, Sago Flour, Ground Nut Oil, Gingelly Oil. Teelseed
Oil and Samba)? Madder Roots.—Br_vvrte, Hunter and Co.
At twelve o'clock, he cases White Argols.—Cox Brothers.
At twelve o'c!ock, at the public saleroom, Exchange-buildings, a
quantity of Brown Tartar, Sumac, Flag Annatto, and Discoloured
Tartar.—Bower and Slack.
At twelve o'clock, at the brokers' office, Exchange-place, a quantity
of Sumac and Quercitron Bark.—Harpin and Co.
At twelve o'clock, all the brokers' office, 27, Tithebarn-street, about
20 tons Fresh Shank Bones.— Isaac Hadwen, j an. and Co.
At welve o'clock, at the public saleroom, r xchange-buildings, a
quantity of Fnadc, Sumac, Madder Roots, and Ground Madder.—
John Heron and Son.
At twelve o'clock, at the general saleroom, Exchang I-building!, 26
s-rons Gam Gedda —Strafford and Hanson.
At twelve o'clock, at the public saleroom. Exchang -buildings, a
quantity of Logwood and 1. ustic.—Rooke, Okell, and Spence.
At twe:ve o'clock, at the brokers' office, 33, Exchange-street East.
450 boxes Roll Sulphur.—Edmund Bowes
At twelve o'clock, at the public saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 584
blgi Fine yrol Sumac.-4. Dutton and Nephew.
At twelve o'clock, at the public saleroom; Exchange-buildings, 238
bales Gamb er.—R. L. Clare.
At twelve o'c:ock, at the public saleroom, Exchange-bu idings, a
quantlty of Turkey Roots, Persian Be ries, aad Gedda Gum.—R.
Christie, jun.
At twelve o'clock, at the brokers' cffice, Sweating- str. et, a quantity of
South American Mares' Grease, and Tallow.—Arnold, Leete, Roscoe
and Co.
At twelve o'clock, at the brokers' office, 15, North John-street, 12
bales and 27 packages of Wool.—Law and W 1 lie.

('''"' For particulars see advertisement..

AMUSEMENTS, PUBLIC MEETINGS, &c.

THIS DAY.

ROYAL AMPRITHEATAZ—Dramatis Performance-7 p.m.
Hxmouta's GRAND CIaQUEVARIzra. Dale-street-7 p.m.
Qualm's HALL, Bold-street—Valentine Vonsden-8 p.m.
ZoeLooLcAL GARDE vs--Grand and Varied Entertainments.
FAZZMA9OIei HALL—Gallery of Anatomy-11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ALLSOP'S CRYSTAL PALACE, Lime-street—lo a.m. to 10 p.m.
ACADEMY Rooms, Old Post-office-place—Exhibition of Paintings—

JO a.m. to 5 p m.
noweL CoLoss gum —General Entertainment-6.30 p.m.
Coentem HALL, Lord Nelem.strezt —Lectare-7 p.m.

cr For particulars see advertisements.

E4e kortOrn

WEDNESDAY, Mil Y 20, 1857,

THE DAY'S NEWS.

In the House of Lords last night, Lord West-
meath alluded to his would-be-divorce case. The
lady who bore his name, he had been separated
from for the last 38 years, and he thought that any
libellous statements that she bad made, would,
on his account, be received with the utmost caution,
but this he would leave to the people's tribunal,
although, by the by, we really are not acquainted
with the institution termed " the people's
tribunal." It may be in the Marquis's ideas, the
Court of Queen's Bench, the Court of Common
Pleas, or the Court of Exchequer. Which of these
his lordship will ultimately appeal to, he has com-
pletely left us in the dark. It appears that about 4,000
new recruits had been sent out to India this spring
to reinforce the army, and that, if necessary, four
regiments additional would be sent out about the
middle of June. The second reading of the Matri-
monial Divorce Bill took place after a long dis-
cussion, the numbers for the reading being 47,
and against the reading, ls.
In the House of Commons nothing of importance
wgs brought forward. Several new members were
awotn in, and it was announced by the government
that the new militia would not be called out before
Septeonbef. The Aggravated Assaults Bill was
read a second time. The Ministers' Money (Ire
land) Bill was also taken under consideration, and
the result will be found in another column.
Our local news does not call for much notice
to-day. A meeting of the friends of temperance
was held at Birkenhead yesterday evening, also
an adjourned meeting of the Birkenhead Commis-
sioners, a full report of which will be found else-
where. In our police reports there are one or two
oases well worthy the attention of the general
reader.

The home news is recorded at full length in our
impression of this morning. We have all heard of
the fox-hunting, claret-drinking parsons of forty or
fifty years ago ; but that is now an extinct race.
letter which has been published in the London
paper seems to prove, however, that something of
the same spirit lurks yet in quarters of the Church
where we should expect not to find it. From that
letter it appears that a visitation of the clergy at
Reigate, which had been fixed for the 27th, has
been officially postponed for a week, in con-
sequence of the Epsom races. This is
doing it fairly and openly. The " Derby"
is rather a more exhilarating thing than a visitation
charge, and in these dull Church times who will
blame the Bishop of Winchester and his clergy for
thinking so and arranging their little parties
accordingly ? Carpe diem, Reverend Sir : the
Derby comes only once a year, and you may con-
veniently arrange a visitation at almost any time.
An " authorised" statement is published, to the
effect that the Convocation of the prelates and
clergy of the province of Canterbury will be pro-
rogued by commission to-morrow to a further day ;
and that lac business will transacted.

Our advices from France this morning are to
the effect that the biecle had published a political