Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-18 00:00:00

ebturation.

Mil:. G. J.. -:.tiDDLETON:) teacher of the Organ and
Trannaer hot it:IIO"S'EID to Tranmere-terrace. Higher
ei Birkenhead. 6.02

• A Youth To Parents and Guardians.
, Whose education has been neglected, ray be advan-
C..tageoltsly laced ith the second master of an endowed
Wtar school, p
who wowuld devote his time out of school entirely
stustruction. Addressor a, Great Crosby, near Liverpool. 6318

VENING CLASSES.---Freneh, German, Spanish,
4
Italia., and Latin taught a'
pro cienc • im
• d. • Terms from
ultaniously, whereby a speedy
104 64Foreign correspondence is acquire, . .
Islingt: Si 108 for Course. scieniia, Knight s Librar3.

Yll COLLEGE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.
Principal—Rev. G. W. BARTLE,. T.C.D., Phil. Dr.
Vice-Pritvcipat—Rev. Dr. BAAR.
triLAestntheruoVeaßaitlltiOll the Pupas are prepared for the Univer-
-25.
Army, Navy, and Mercantile Pursuits, &c. &c.
e Duties of
thists Establishment will be resumed oh TUESDAY,
et sent on application. j 26

'Jr°
" GOVESSES.— governesses and Principals of
Reminazies, R'Stwill find LONG'S COPY-BOOKS an invaluable
styie:olntinle. The head -lines are 'written in a new and elegant
11)PPer
than ' emnanshiP, much 'admired, and more'easily copied from
&,,,„plate: Advertiser sole Liverpool Agent. Orders from
Aiitaries strictly private. Terms from, fis. Bd. to 7s per dozen.
s, P... 8., Northern Times office. - 2jlB

I)
AYC IN G AND EXERCISES.—The Messrs.
LOWE'S ACADEMY, 2, Is
_each (near Shaw-
qtB4_ greet And Brunswiek-road), -Liverpbol." Juvenile Classes, Wed-
-11,3' and. Saturday Afternoons ; Ev ening Class for Gentlemen,
Ni,,,,lbal's and Fridays ; Miss' Milner's 'Classes for Exercises and
~,,ti;'"g, Wednesdays and SaturdaTs. Schools and ' Families
~,,
ended in town'or in the country. Terms, &c., on application.
~.I. quarter commences when the pupils enter. an 24

Irri, ilereantile Marine Servide Association of Liverpool.
mano.ore'd6hia tion requires a Person to act as Master of the school-
1387tt"eil'Ionway," presented by the Admiralty, and to be
River Mersey. Salary to commence at £l5O per
annum and the rations of the ship. Applications, stating age and
Thquaolnifications, and enclosing testimonials,, onials,,to be uddressed'to B. J.
Livet, Esq. secretary •of the association, 20, Water-street,
rl,un or
before Ist Pebruary next. 6j19

GYMNASIUM ! Orsoresrum ! ;
siVIITHUR HUGUENIN, 2, Back Canning-street, (two
doors from Rope-Street), begs to inform the pdblie that he
j's kSTABLISIIED a PtSLIC GYMNASIUM, at the above address, for
the IXERCISE of the ./tvExii.E CLASSES-of both sexes, on I;TED-
nsnAys and SATURVAYYS. Young Ladies and young Gentlemen
from three to four, Adult Classes from seven o'clock.
A• IL begs to itiatounee that he has no connection
'etteblishment in Lortl-street
Liverpool, Nciv.'26, 1858

with the

'M A ERCHANT TAYLORS' 'GRMMAR SCHOOL
GREAT CROSBY.
Head Master—The Rev. J. BERNARD,%M.Asj`4f Magdalen Hall,
Oxford.
This Senoor. being an endowed Grammar School, under tilt
Patronage and support of • the Worshipful' Company of Merchant
Taylors, London, is enabled to give, on vers* moderate terms, an
education equal to that of the Great Public Schools.. The Road
Masterreceives•Thiarders.

7Vic School Re-opcna January 27th

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
0•OD NEWS ,FOR CLERK'S,
and YOUNG MEN GENERALLY, who desire to improvelheir
Position in this commercial community. They acquire a GOOD
arsiNzas. HANTIWRITING, COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, and 7EooE-
klixruza by DOODLE ENTRY, in•a-few lessons, by applying to Mr.
GEORGE TIIOMPSON, No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE. MORNING
CLASS, Ten to Eleven ; EVENING, Six, Seven, and Eight. Private
Lessons at anrhour. '
LADIES may acquire the 'FAXITIONABLE style of WRITING.
n ass Three to Four. Lessons, strictlyprivate, by Mrs. TROMP-
,at, at any hour Established 1827.
. .

A: Yen for all Waiters at the Establishment

KIRAW/NG & PAINTING—CLASS FOR :LADIES,„ CLARENCE-STREET, EVERTON-ROAD,
?n,d""ea by Mr. S. BITRKINSIL&W, of the Government School
`qt-, Collegiate Institution, .and ',Certificated Master from the
Department of Science and Art, Longun. The course of instruction
omprises.- Freehand, Perspective and Architectural 'Drawing,
':had-ing from Copies and Casts ; Drawing and Painting Land-
caP Figmres, Fruit, Flowers, Ornament, &c., in Water-colour
Land-
and Oil, from examples and nature. The Class meets on
till One, and Saturday mornings, from a quarter past Eleiren
Tea h
Governmenteers.also * *Terms•---One Pound a Quarter in advance. A-Class for
The course includes all that is required in the
,x.amination for Certificates. Private instruction is
The Ladies her Particulars may be obtained on application.
Will re-assemble an Wednesday,. January 19th.
12j18

" The . THE FRENCH 'LANGUAGE.
trin
M.gt elPles of nature appear so simple, that manyteonsider-
-6 eni aeknuwledged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not
Mr them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejectedAhe fun-
damental law, that the car.alone =uses the tongue to move;
rnr, had this been duly reflected, upon, it must, at one period
,teachnl. g la
" anether, hare led to the discovery of the true method of
Alanguages."—Dufief.
143 NS. RAGONOT -Of :Paris), Author of the " Sym-
holm Anglo-French Vocabulary'," and of the "Easiest and
t... ortest Method of Learning French." The unsuccessfulness of the
,liri!valling Mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; and
at other results can be looked for, vaken..the teacher in general
co at
himselfjugbitied in disregarding the laws of nature so far
r US 2ndeavour• to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and
is
the science of a language before the,-pupil can lisp its.Oimplest
s!cestis ? With such a theory all human devices must necessarily
'all; .ta.nd hence the ,numerous complaints of wasted time and
inefiet:tual endeavourserom those who have laboured in vain; and
Vtoe gtiLeral notion , that a language can be acquired only in . the
3,untt'y where it is spoken; hence the despair Of many students of
"„e French language of even understanding the rapid conversation
01 natives of France.
IToAll those deplorable consequences may be obviated by the natural
s of teaching languages adopted by.Ml;ns. ltagonot.
ea--
1.4.,,, out the system in its perfection, it Is desirable•that
several rafmbers of a family should take kssons together, much
advantagmbeing derived from numbers.
FAMILISS AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. P.RIVATE LESSONS

Ter. c GIVEN.
Terms .orEwning Classes, Li ls. per quarter,,two Lessons a week
Payable in Advance.

..„ WO"' The ,4•GYMBOLIC ABOto-FnENCH VOCABULARY," Fifth
r:dition, particularly adapted for Schools, &c., approved and sane-
boned for•the use of the Institutions for the Deaf and Dumb, in
411 gland and Frarce.—To be lid from the aut.kor, M. RAGosor,
and sold by all,Boasellers.

115, Mo~int-p

Lii'erpoG

CUNIVERSITY 4:),F FRANCE.
LASSIC,AL ACID COMMERCIAL ACADEMY, 21,
DECivaLurr , 21, . the
direction of M. SERIO-11,(Cusmrs-rorsErLicencie es Lettres. This Psaus
establisUnderhment, founded twenty yearsago, is delightfully situated in the most tran-
quil quarter o Paris, at a very short tance from the uileries. It unites the cof nabined.advantages of town and' country. T A
large
play-ground planted with trees and an ample shed for winter
recreation, alargerefectory, rooms for classes and studies, properly
:heated dormitories,
.a ;well. mounted Gymnasium, everything to visitors :that nothing has been neglected which
:Could secure the health .of the pupils. The most scrupulous and
liberal attention is paid to all religious matters, the pupils are
,conducted every Sunday totheir respective places of .worship, and
this point their instruction is wholly intrusted to ministers of
-.their own persuasion. The storms are t4B per annum and EGO for
Va;lour boarders : these terms iaaclude the following studies, which
are all taught by able professors—Greek, Latin, French, German,
:Drawing, Aritlunetic, Algebra and the higher mathematics, Geo-
.loaplav, History, Writing, Book-keeping, ChemistiT, Natural Philo-
sophy,NaturalHistory, Logic, etc. The following studies are extra
£2 per quarter; Piano, £2 per quarter.; Fencing, E 2 per
,quarter.: Dancing, £1 per quarter.; Gymnastics, its. per quarter.
A email number of pupils can lias-c separate rooms at £lO per
annum Carl extra. These terms are payable in advance, quarterly.
For the fist few months the English pupils take lessons in French
;with a master who speaks English.; but from the time that they
understand a little French, no distinction is made between them
and the otherpupils, in order that they mayacquu c,by continual inter-
course with ,the _French, a good accent and a perfect fluency in a
short space of time. At the end of the scholastic year (August) a
general examination, conducted by the most distinguished profes-
sors of Paris, takes place; this is followed by *distribution of prizes,
at which parents are invited to attend. aatisfactory English
references will be given to those parents whose sons have been
educated at this entablisment. Mr. Edward P, McKnight, of $4,
Exchange-street East, Liverpool, has kindly offered to be referred
to, he having entrusted in succession his sons to M. Seroin's
care.

NWINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
V AND A. GILIWY'S SOUTH AFRICAN PORT,
. SHERRYADEIRA, MARSALA. m., 2s.
stamps.er all
°f the arst growths, onMly. Any two samples ford 12 doz.,
"ll'e have recently been engaged in making some careful exami-
nations of the Cape or South African Wines, our samples being
Selected from the stock of Messrs. Gilbev, of Oxford-street. We
1858 t hem to be both genuine and wholesome."—Lancet, June sth,
18.

"R e have. examined eight samples of different wine from the
gape, forwarded by Messrs. Gilbey, and And them equal in most
Lespects, and in some superior, to the ordinary wines from Spain;
Portugal, and Madeira."—Medical Times, April 10th, 1858.
Price Current with full particulars, and Dr. Hassall's and Dr.
Lethebys analysis sent free on application. .
FINE OLD BRANDY, U.V. brand, 15s. per gallon, or 30s. per doz.
„... Carriage paid, if requested, to any railway station or port in the
isangdom, for Is. per doz. No charge made for bottles, casks, and
Pages, if returned.
W. & A. GILBEr, Wine Importers and Distillers, 357, Oxford-
street, London LW.), and 31, Upper Sackville-street, Dublin.

THE GREAT PURIFIER OF. THE BLOOD..
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S GENUINE
ORIGINAL AMERICAN SARSAPARILLA is the noblest
DreParation of this invaluable root ever discovered. It was intro-
-B.'r-"""``° zairland Ln 1851, and proved by experience to be the
r.—..4l3llriller of the blood—unparalleled in efficacy to invigorate the
.7.7rtitution by eradicating all impurities from the system. It
7st ds the greatest relief in all cases arising from irreFsi,i)liarerosr
Rivinructed Perspiration, colds, ac., and all cutaneous tit
ticulaig a clear and healthy appearance to the skin. Extended par-
of sof this extraordinary rAmerean Medicine may be procured
albs
in London and the Country.
Quarts..., °f Sarsaparilla - Half-pints, .2s, 6d. ; Pinta, 4s. ,
2 -.8. d. ; Quarts, is. 6d.; Mammoths, Ils.
aeolesale Warehouse, 248, STRAND, London. J. J. lIALIDAA
7,%0, Sole Proprietors.
p;._ai legate Agents for Liverpool,--Messrs.'Raimes and Co ; Messrs
"4 and Son, Hanover-street; Messrs. Sharp, Higgit; and (O.
ALL
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