The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-11 00:00:00

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BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

IMPORTANT TO COMMANDERS OF VESSELS,
SHIPOWNERS, &c.
NI"
OD ELS, SAMPLES, &c., of the
most recent
improvements connected with Shipping, are now
on view at

SAXBY'S NAUTICAL DEPOSITORY,
4, GOREE PIAZZAS.
SAXBY'S PATENT SPEROGRAPH, Patt No, 1 and Keys, and
No. 2, for obtaining a true Azimuth, and for Great Circle Sailing,
are now ready; No. 3 for LatitudeF, and No. 4 for reducing Stars,
&c., to the Meridian (all without calculation), will be ready very
shortly.
Mr. Saxby invites an early visit, to inspect and hear explanations
of his Spherographs, daily from 12 to 2 o'clock.
'lbis newly discovered system is of the utmost importance to all
commanders of vessels, and particularly of iron ships.
NAUTICAL DEPOSITORY, 4, GOREE PIAZZAS, LIVERPOOL

eisurat ion.

FADUCATION.—A. GENTLEMAN'S BOARD-
ING and DAY SCHOOL to be DISPOSED OF
to a Gentleman of first-rata character and qualifications.—Apply by
letter. arklres<ed W. 19, PasL.office, Liverpool.

MUSIC ACADEMY for Young Ladies; and
DRAWING ACADEMY, 53, Everton Road,
Liverpool. Terms moderate•. Sch,;ols attended.

%/1 USIC ACADEMY, No. 106, Duke Street,
111 Liverpool.—Miss Atherton, Professor of Music,
continues Instru,tiuns to Ladies and Gentlemen daily, in the Theory
and Practice of Music for the Piano-forte and Singing in the Newest
and Best styles. Miss Atherton at ends sehocus and Families on
the usual terms.

ANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES,
&o.—Mr. W. CLEB.O respectfully announces that his
ACADEMY, 22, Islington, is OPEN for the SEASON. Day Class
on Tuesdays and Fridays' at Two o'clock; Evening Class on Tues-
days and Fridays, at Eight o'clock- Lessons on Monday Eve roofs
to prepare Pupils for the F.vening Clwsses. A Private Class for
Ladies on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. Juvenile Class
on Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended.
Private Tuition at any hour.

riIHE PIANO.—MRS. MACDAIRMID, of 24,
I Great George's-squa c, Professor of the Piano, &c,
gives lessons h.!r resVence to beginners, and finishes those already
advanced. Sow of her pupils hold high pcsi ions at present in the
musical world, As a Professor of Scotch National Music, she begs
to refer to the following certifi,te fr. m the performers belonging to
Mr. Julian Adams's c.-debrated band:—
These certify that we know Mrs. Macclairrnid to be a superior
player _f Scottish Aits, Reels, and Strat:.speys :
(Signed)
W. Bryson. Edinburgh.
John Notman Edinburgh.
John h. ties
James
MITICa.I Meriercher
Chas. Bryson . ....
J. Mr'Do,jal1..,un
Peter Milne enc." A. Skinner
Her Majesty't engag: d platers and dancers at the Castle
of Balmoral.
William Bowrinn Glnsgow.
....Kilmarnock.
Archihald Gray
William Stewart

Etc at Nettle.

TO THE EMBA.RRASSED.

NIR. HOLLAND, ACCOUNTANT, &e., of Thirteen
Years Praelfcal EXPERIENCE, begs to inform
ThADESMEN and OTHERS, whose tifai-s are Embarrassed
tln.t he may be consulted w;th a view to effect honourable arrange-
ments between debtor and creditor, either by Deed of Composition.
Arrangements or otherwise, ao as to prevent Imprisonment and
Exposure in Insolvent a,cl Fankruptcy Courts. Secresy may be
relied upon.—Apply to Idr. Holland, 3, Hanover Cln.mbers,i2l,
Hanover-street, Livervool.

MOKEY CHIMNEYS SMOKEY CHIMNIIIFS
Cuiun by SAMUEL SMITH, Shop No. 8, Stanley-
street, three doors from D,le-street. Terms—No cure no Pay.
Iron nsoncer. Tiornso, Brazier, &c.

KENT and SON beg to announce to their Cus-
tomers and the Public, that they are now SELLING
OFF their SOILED LACE, MUSLIN, and other FANCY STOCK,
at pricer less titan Half the Original Cost, (to ensure an immediate
clearance, prior co Stock-taking.)
6, BOLD STREET.
2n3 February, 1157.

TETLEY'S INDIA PALE

AN D

MILD ALES.

_ Exporters and the Trade are respectfully informed that

THIS SEASON'S BREWINGS

TETLEY'S INDIA PALE

AND

MILD ALES
Are now being delivered of the usual fine quality and in

the best condition.

These Ales are recommended jby eminent Chemical
authority for purity, fragrance and strength, and will
compare successfully with the best Brands, without ex-
ception, to be found on the market.

SOLE AGENT-W. W. DORRINGTON,
26, NORTH JOHN.STREET.
STORES-3, EXCHANGE-STREET WEST.

THOMPSON AND CAPPER'S
IIOINICEOPATHIC OR DIETETIC COCOAS,
A most delicious and wholesome Article of Food.

THOMPSON & CAPPER
HONICEOPATHIC CHEMISTS,

4 , FOLD STREET (Opposite Slater-street), LIVERPOOL.

HAY AND CHAFF CUTTERS,
OAT CRUSHERS, BEAN MILLS.

DOMESTIC FLOUR MILLS.

THOS. CHESUIRE & CO.,
4g, PARADISE-STREET, LIVERPOOL

P. PRIEST'S LIST of HOUSES and
. LAND TO BE SOLD is now ready for distribu-
tion, and may be had free by post on application.
Cheshire Offices for Sale and Letting of Land and Houacs—
Market-cross Chambers, Birkenhead.
Office in Liverpool-10. James-street (near top of Lord-street).
Address—H. P. ParEsT, Birkenhead.

NELSON AND Co.'s lEOLIAN HATS,

With recent improvements (6 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.)

No. 1,

No. 2;

No. 3,

'_CC 6d 12!: 6 d 15s Od

NELSON & Co.,
RAT MANUFACTURERS (PATENTEES),
74, LORD STREEP, LIVERPOOL.

RESIDENCE, 36, SLATER STREET.
CORNS.

Author of a Practical Exposition of the Human Foot.

INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, WARTS, AND

DEFORMED NAILS.
Eradicated without any Pain, by a new and easy Method.
Ailß. SIEMMS, SURGEON-CHIROPODIST,
from Paris, Berlin, and London, respectfully informs
the Nobilit#, Gentry, Clergy, and Inhabitants of Liverpool and its
Vicinity, that h, completely eradicates HARD and SOFT CORNS,
In all their stages, eithrr in Childr nor Adults, in the moat expert
manner, not requirlag more than one minute to remove a Corn, if o
20 years' standing, and without cawing the least pair or inconveni-
ence to the patient, who is enabled to follow his usual avocation
without hindrance, and walk with perfect ease and comfort imme-
diately after attendance. In returning thanks for the liberal
patronage received from them, Mr. S. hopes, by:attention and his
usual skill, to merit a continuance of their esteemed favours,
In attendance daily, from ten a.m. to EiX p.m.

Corns extracted by the roots. Fee, 2s 6d each corn.

An early call is requested. Ladies and Gentlemen may have
their own Medical adrsers with them dur,ng the operation. Patties
may he attended at their own residences without extra charge. Auy
letters add eased to Mr. S. will be promptly attended to.
From the nutnerous testimonials Mr. S. has received In Liverpool,
he selects the following :
From hi 4 Grace the Duke of St. Albans.

Mr. Siemms, the Chiropodist from Berlin, bas this day extracted
several corns, removed several callosities, and relieved the incurva-
tions of toe nails, without giving any pain. I have great pleasure In
giving this testimony. ST. ALBANS.

From the Rev. Chas. Hesketh, North Meols Rectory, near Southport.
Mr. Siemms has removed from my feet several corns, some ot them
of long standing, and Mr. Siemms has not given me any pain in their
removal. C. HESKETH.

From G. B. Barron, Esq , Surgeon, Southport.
Mr. Siemma has removed my corns two years ago, since which
time I have not been troubled with any. I have given this testimony.
August 4, 1856. G. B. BARRON.

From W. Rowson, E q Cliff Willow, New Brighton.
Mr. Siemins has extracted several corns from my feet without
pain, and in a very short time. W. ROWSON.
A ugust 20, 1856.
Fran J. T. Green, Esq., County Court Judge, the Hall House, near
Leigh, Lancashire.
Mr. Stemma has removed corns from my feet without pain,
J T. GREEN.
From Mr. J. H. Jones. Chemist, Waterloo.

Mr. Siemms has removed two most painful corns from the sole of
my foot without any pain, and very expeditiously. J. H. JONES.

From T. 11. Mitchell, M.D., F.R.C.S., 12, Great George's Square.
Mr. Slemms has removed a corn from my foot without giving any
pain.—January 5, 1857.

From Captain Stone, Liverpool.
Mr. Siemms has removed my corns without pain, and very sue-
cebsfully.
From Captain Gibson, Liverpool.
Mr. Siemms has very skilfully extracted 18 corns from my feet
without any pain whatever, and I have no hesitation in stating,
that I have been annoyed for 30 years with them. To my great
surprise I can now walk with perfect ease, at it is nine months since
I had them extracted. (Signed) d. P. GIBSON.
February 2, 1856.
rom R H. Pool Esq., IS, Sandon-street.
Mr. Siemms has removed a very bad corn from my foot [without
the slightest pain.
References as to professional ability may :be addressed to any of
the above Gentlemen.

TO THE LADIES.
Many of the fair sex In partisular are martyrs to Bunions, a
description of corn to which the faculty have not hitherto paid the
attention which a source of so much discomfort and pain deserves.
In consequence of this it is often necessary to submit to a long con-
finement in order to have them eradicated. M. Siemms has the
satisfaction of stating that he can speedily remove them by a simple
application of which he is the sole inventor. Ladies will do
well to avail themselves of this opportunity of getting rid of this
troub'esome description of corn, so often neglected in its earliest
stages.

Mr,
SIEMMS will attend gratuitously every Wednesday [and
Saturday mornings, from eight till ten, by a ticket of recommends.
Lion from any tradesman, to the resident poor of Liverpool,
OBSERVE!. 36, SLATER STREET.

Ingurantt Xottct

MERSEY
SHIP - OWNERS' MUTUAL MABI 11
INSURANCE .ASSOCIATION.
THE LISTS ARE—
Class 1. Exclusiveiy for Iron-built ships, classed A 1 at Llo,ut.
Sims to be insured on each Limited, from dsu

.e 2 0(0
Class 2, For First Class British.built Ships, classed not lees Os!
11 years A at f.loyd's. Sums to be insured on ea'
_ .

Lim;ted, from £'s'.6 to 4'2,000.
.r
Class 3. For British-built Sh'ps, classed net less than ye--s
..n Sy'
at Lloyd's. Sums to be insured on each Limited.l ~"
.4'oo to 41,500—say 4'1,500.
A¢4
Glatt; 4. For Colonial built Ships, classed not less than 6 year,' A
in Llo3d's Registry Book, including those not less ti?it
i_
3-3:ds Veritas. Sums to be insured on each Llioncw

from £5OO to 42,000. A
Class 5. For Colonial-built Ships, classed not less than 4 yeatt,
1, in Lloyd's Registry Book, including British red-01.
Ships, and those classed not less than 5-6ths Ventss
Sums to be insured on each Limited, from 400 '
1,5u0.
Class 6. For Ships FE 1 in Lloyd's, including those classed 3-4tii
in French Lloyd's. Sums to be insured on e"i
Limited, from t3OO to .16'1,000.
All rolicies will be issued on the Ist March. Parties having Shill
to propose will please apply early for the Rules, Warranties, an
other information. to

THOMAS R. ARNOTT, Secretary. ,
Liver Chambers, Tithebarn.stree.

/VIM LIVES of MARINERS, EMIGRANTS'
and PASSENGERS INSURED against Accident 14
Sea or Land, and Deathfrom any cause, with or without CornPella'
tion In care of Injury.
nit
Railway and Commercial Travellers, and the Public in gene
Insured against all accident, with compensation.
The Nautical Instruments and Effects of
insured Mariners, and Bagg,,,
of Emigrants and Passengers, insured against loss at sea, at Mut',
rotes of premium, at ti le Office of the Travellers and Mali
lasurenceCoinpany, Revenue Chambers, Canning-place (opts*
the north west end of the Custom (louse), Liverpool.
JAMES D. 0. THOMSON, Agent

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