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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

REID, JAM ES
TAILOR AND DRAPER,
No. 61, BOLD STREET.

BARON OF BEEF,
CUT FROM_A PRIZE BEAST,
FED BY THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUGII,
Dalkeith Palace, Edinburgh,
WILL BE ROASTED ON THURSDAY, 31ST DEC.,
AT
MORRISH:S
MERCHANTS' DINING-ROOMS,
LANCASTER-BUILDINGS, TITHEBARN-STREET.

• SMALL PROkITS.
,VICE RETURNS,- TBE NIMBLE NINI,PINCS ALWAYS MOATS THN SLOW SHILLING.
BEST LONDON HATS ONLY 15s.
WATERPROOF ALPACA REVERSIBLE COATS, ONLY 168.
BEST BROWN SILK UMBRELLAS 15s.
WOOD,
73, LORD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

IVERPOOL LOAN COMPANY

MIAD Orslce—LOßD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD-
STREET, LIVERPOOL.
linexert Orrice-43, MARKET-STREET, MANCHESTER.
CAPITAL, £50,000.
Loans advanced from £2O to £5OO, to be repaid in Twelve months.
by weekly, monthly, or quarterly thstalmeuts.
BILLS DISCOUNTED.
Loans advanced from £lOO to £l,lOO, to extend over period of
one, two, or three years, at 5 per cent.
For Prospectuses. &c.. apply personally or by letter to
JOHN ATHERTON,
87, LORD-STREET LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

ALLISON AND MACFER respectfully thank their num
support given them since they have commenced Business
determination to contisne supplying families, and others, with
profit.
LIST OF
TERRIS
WINES. Doz.
Quarts. Pints.
ad a d
PORT, Superior old Crusted ........60s & 54 0
Choice do. ...... 48 0 .. 24 0
Fine do.
Goo I do.
SHERRY, Fine Amontillado. ...... ....... 48 0
Superior Pale or G01d.... .... .. 44 0 .. 22 0
Fine do. .......... 40 0 .. 20 0
Very Good do.
Light Dinner do.
CHAMPAIGNE, First Quality, Moets.. 78 0.. 40 0
Perriereier
Second
60 0 .. 32 0
Third do. .
HOCK, Johannesburg .
Hockheim

PRICES:
CASH:-

Rudesheimer .. ........
CLARET,, Chateau Lafltte.. .
Second Quality .... ....... ....
St. Julian
Moselle Sparkling
Madeira East India.. . ,... .. (0 0
13 ncengs .
Liabon. Dry or Rich . „ 32 0
}Ursula .. .• • • .......

ALLISON AND M ACF E E,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
BOTTLERS OF ALE AICD PORTER,
FOR HOME USE AND EXPORTATION,
55, - SOUTH CASTL E-STREE T,-- 55,
(Near the Custom-house.)

arons Friends and the Public generally, for the very liberal
; and avail themselves of this opportunity o expressing their
every Article of the beat quality, at the smallest remunerative

per Gall.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

FIRE NOTICE.

Persons Assured against FIRE by this Corporation, whose Policies
expire at CHRPTMAS, are respectfully reminded that, for their own
security, they should renew them within Fifteen Days from the said
Quarter Day.

LIFE AiSURANCES.—This branch of the Corporation's business
is carried on without any charge for management, and offers peculiar
advantages to the Assured.
Prospectuses, Mercantile Fire Rates, aid al other information, may
be had at their Offices, or sent fr, e, on application to
JOHN SCOTT, 1, India. buildings, Water-streA,
C. F. CARNE, 13, Rumford-place,
S. G. LAWRENCE, 34, Eachange•street East,
Agents for LIVEILPOOL and adjacent parts.

NORWICH UNION FIRE. INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
ESTABLISHED 1797.—CAPITAL .e 550,000.
numerous.
President—Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert John Harvey, C.B.
Vice-President—Charles Evans, Erq., Chancellor of the Diocese of
Norwich.
Edward Stewart. Esq, 1 John Wright, Esq.
Timothy Stewart, Esq. Henry Browne, Esq.
George Durant. Esq. W. C. Hotson, Esq.
Robt. J. Harvey Harvey, Esq, C. E. Tuck, Esq.
Henry S. Patteson, Esq. I D. Dalrymple, Esq.
Sir SAMUEL BIGNOLD, Secretary.
The Public ate respectfully reminded, that a'l Insurances renew-
able in the LIVERPOOL AGENCY on the 25th day of Dec., 1357,
must be paid at the Office, Exchange-street West, on or before
the 9th day of January, or the Society,will cease to be liable for
the Sure insured.
The Policies of this Company extend to c2ver Losses occasioned
by EXPLOSION of GAS without extra cha%e of Premium.
This Society paid £76,588 Is 0.1 Duty to Government for the
year 1856.
It IwsurtEn, during the same year, £10,013,990 Farming Stock,
which is Free of Duty.
The total amount of Property insured exceeds £64,000,000.
JOHN ANDERSON & SON, Agents.

THE • ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
ROY U. INSURANCE-BUILDINGS.
NORTH JOHN-STREET and DAL E-SIREE I', LIVERPOOL,
aLd 29, LOMBARD-STREET, ONDON.
BIRKENHEAD BRANCH:
Office.—Hamilton-bnitdings, Hami.ton-street.
Agent. —He, ry Cole, Esq.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

WHOLES ALE CABINET MANUFACTURERS.

§ ♦irD 10, HUNTER-STREET,

11, CIIERDON-STREET, BYROM-STREET,
Beg to inform the inhabitants of Liverpool and its Vicinity, the
they have OPENED part of their Warehouse as

SHOW ROOMS, FOR A RETAIL TRADE.

Parties Furnishing will effect a Saving of 25 per cent, by purchasing
from the Manufacturers.
EXPORT ORDERS PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AS USUAL.

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN LIVERPOOL.
WATCHR S AN CLOCKS,
CHAINS,
WEDD NG RINGS, &c., &c.

EDWARD EUSTANCE

PATENT LEVKit WATCH AND CLOCK MANUFACTI'RER
AND JEWNLLEE,
Ne. 4, Corner of MANCHESTER-STRET, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

REPAIRS EXECUTED with skill sad. despatch, ekarges moderato

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH, used in th -
Royal Laundry. The ladies are relpectully adorn-1,3,1!
that this Starch is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry .
Majesty's Laundress says, thatalthough she has tried whet.
and other Powder Starches, she has found none 2f them
the Glentield, which is the Finest Starch she ever used.
you ask for Glentield Pateat Starch, see that you get it, as
kinds axe often subatitut4 IVotherepoon and j
Loadoa. .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

UREET (TWO DOORS FROM HAN,

JEFFREY, MORRISH, AND CO.,
Have Purchased

Frcm the Assignees of the Estate of

MR. JAMBi MACLENNAN, 2s, BOLD-STREET,

MANTLE AND SHAWL WAREHOUSEMAN,

A Bankrupt,

THE WHOLE OF THE STOCK,

AMOUNTING TO £1,498 13s. 3D.,

DISCOUNT OF 361. PER CENT. OFF,

For Cash, and which they

WILL OFFER FOR SALE,

THIS DAY,

And following days.

AT COMPTON HOUSE.

HE NRY HORNBY,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT,
QUEEN-SQUARE—OFFICE, 15, HOOD-STREET,'
LIVERPOOL,
Begs to announce to his Friends and the Public that he ELM la
Stoes several Puncheons of
CURIOUS OLD IRISH WHISKEY,

Bonded 9th &larch, 1848, as distilled, which he am at 123 pa.
Galion ; per Quart, 4a 9d.
FINEST GIN, FULL STRENGTH,
los 8d per Gallon ; per Quart, 2s Sd.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

DWELLING HOUSES.

TO be LET, an excellent HOUSE, near Aber-
erombv-square, fisted up with every convenience for
a respectable family. Rent £3B Also, to be LET, a HOUSE, situate
in P 1 ,mp'on -street, Everton. Rent £A. And to be LET, a compact.
and comfortable HOUSE, s taste near Grore-street. Rent £2o.
Apply to rar. Goldrick, 39, Pleasant-street, Clarence-street

/110 be LET, several HOUSES, quite new, in
Whicbaw-terrace, Ne'herfield-road Snail), contain-
ing two kitchens and scullery, dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms,
five bedrooms, hot and cold bahs, and services, with gas fittings
throughout; also, sh ,wer oath and water closet; front windows of
plate glass, fitted with Venetian blinds. Rent .t'2B per atulum.—
Apply on the premises.

11101iFIELD-TERRACE, DERBY-LANE, WEST DERBY.
To be-LET, two neat tvell-finished HOUSES,
with plate glass and bay windowe, containing four
bed-rooms, two sitting.rcroms, kitchen, scullery, ,!ellars, water-
clo.,ets, and good gardens, front and back. Old Swan omnibuses
f.orn the Exchange every half hour. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr.
Morgan; 34, Sandstone-road, Green-lane.

SZAPORTH.
TO be LET, with immediate possession, an
excellent Family HOUSE, situated nearly oppo.i,e
se tforth Church, containing drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms,
eight bedrooms, butler's pantry, bath room, water clos,t, &c., with
coach house and stable, and gardens in ,rout and rear of hon e.--
Apply to Mr. James Johns'm, on the premises.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

ROHILCUND.

The tidings from Rohilcund, sent home by the mail of
the 17th November, came down to the sth, and were in
*ketieral very satisfactory. They continue of the same
complexion, and extend a fortnight further on. In the
.1.,1411 of October, Colonel Cotton's force, having captured
tittebpore Sikree, a place thrice the S.Z3 of .!gza, reached
iqiutia on the Ist of November. After a day's rest they
ref .
to as
on the 3A, marching twenty miles on a stretch,
by a town called Jiiet. The place was surrounded
:I'3' cur cavalry, when the rebels were found to have
"Camped several hours before. Pushing on be-
.9„1,(1 this a camelman was killed by the rebels in a
, Wage close by, when they were immediately attacked and
diaper=ed,
and the plan destroyed. On returning to Agra,
'4O force was taken charge of by Colonel Riddell, who
/11 arched on the 14th, in the direction of Allyghnr and
olundshuhur, with the vier. of watching the movements
c'f the rebel chief Walleedad Khan, who was encamped
/11th a large following on the left bank of the Ganges.
' eze united with Major Eld's detachment, they were to
,131141 on to Mynpoorie, where the Rajah had been
ironblesome. On the 17th they reached Seciudra Rao, on
°a Grand Trunk road. Beyond this our information does
40t extend. On the 19th November the Allyghur detach-
baent, under Major Eld, moving up the Kutcha Ghaut,
114 finding a body of the Rohitcund insurgents, on the
opposite bank, opened fire on them, killing twenty-eight
"Ild wounding thirty.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

COMMERCIAL.

BOMBAY, DEC, 3.
The tightness of our money market reported In our last, he.s
increased during the past fortnigdt, and money is difficult to be
obtained in the bazaar et increased rates of interest. The banks,
although they hare to some extent curtailed their accommodation to'
t he publir, have not as yet raised their rates of interest.
We have no change to report in government recn•ities, only very
little doing in teem. Some description of oar local joint stack
shares have given n ay considerably.

IMPOITS.
COTTON PIECE Goons.--The business transacted during the
fortnight had been to a moderate extent. There has been a slight
decline of from one to two aunas in the price of some grey goods,
such as madapollams and shirting& home descriptions of grey goods
ate in demand, and have advanced in value.
BLEACULD AND FANCY Goons —There has been no noticeable
alteration in the v ue of bleached goods, which remain Arm at our
last quotations.
COTTON laaws.—These also have remained firm during the
fortnight at t ie pric s last reported.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

LESBIA AND NORAH.

The song of the shepherd was heard thro' the vale,
And the willow was hearkening the rivulet's tale;
The red sun had sunk, save a hem 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-surfazed ; the bird on the wing
Was the mi.lody breathed, and the sweetest of psalters
That e'er sang ofjayousness sealed at the altars.
Lash* 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 relating it weariness quelling."
Fair Norah, whose eyes were like violets so blue,
With a Fleck that the snow cannot fully outdo ;
With a wit of expression no pencil can trace,
Bade Lesbia proceed with her buttercup case.
I esbia had lips like the " roses of Gut,"
With kisses upon them that craved you to cull;
And the dimple that billed in her dearest of chins
Sugz.ested " Faint heart suiih a beauty ne'er wins."
So Lesbia applied the fair•yellow leafed test,
And exelaimel, " Of all things you like Butter the best."
Paid Norah, " I live, 'mid the cows, where yon del is,
Their milk is ambrosia—their butter is KELLY'S,"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

SUMMARY OF STOCK.

CLOTH, 'VELVET, AND SILK MANTLES..... £5OO 17 6
WOOL, PAISLEY, AND }
5nmn5.......... 397 6 7
TRENCH PACIIMERE
SILKS AND 'VELVETS .... a ••• see ••• • • ...
3C)9 0 0
CLOAKINGS. 146 9 0

TREY RICH FRINGES AND TRIMMINGS 124 19 8

41,498 13 3

J.. M., and Co. beg to call attention to the above Stock,
all of which has been recently purchased by Mr. JAMES
MACLENNAN, it being Modern, Fashionable, and Fxst.-
clan Quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

PARTICULARS OF TALLOW.

1855. 1856 1857.
........... Wa11.0.ar.p... •••••101.. .... ................ ... ........... ......... . ..., • .... .......
Stock on hand this day.... Casks.. 19,896 17,200 31,989
Delivery last week
Do. from let June..
Arrival last week . 856 1,106 949
Do.from Ist June 49,866 70,040 84,890
Pricy Y.C. per cwt. this day 6Bs Od 583 3d 53u 3d
Do. Town last Friday 67s 9d 59s 63 , 55s 9d

w_______een•
,41,,
Fricv Y.C. per cwt. this day
I TOT
Do. Town last Friday 67s 9d 59s 61 ' 55s 9d
seuTig• I
N0avi1.1..........,1*..../'
Arrival for the week ending sth of January last year, 283 casks,
and delivery, 1,524 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 610
443
irom Australia 333 from South America, and 6 from other places. 198
New Cases Received Advice and Medl- 1 250
99
Total, 949 casks.
eine at the Institution
New Cases Visited at their own houses }
-
67 32
...........„,
-----, 547
BOROUGH HOP MARKET,—DEC. 28. and supplied with Medicine
--- ---- 230
I
The market is firm, and it is expected sl,ortly that hops will advance
....n:6,317 considerably, as present prices are very much lower than have been
known for many years past.

r 00; 6,
Printed and Published b CHARLES "4
obiisluitOs'
street, at his General Printing and Stationer,'
19, South John-street, Liveipool.
TUESDAY DECEMBER 29, 107,

LONDON CORN MARKET.—Dice. 28.
The supply of English wheat in Mark•lane this morning was
moderate, and it was so Id on quite as good terms as on Monday last.
Foreign wheat was .saleable in retail at that day's rates, sour undo r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

SHOWERS' COLUMN.

The accounts of the operations of Showers' column,
,!(Ittained in our last, extended to the :31st of October,
'ben, having swept the country round, a little breathing
BPace was required at Kanoud. From this he returnod to
svearee, where a subadar and company of the Guides
Were in charge of the town. Showers next marched on
000rgaon, twenty miles from Delhi, where the main
Column halted. A detachment cf the Carabineers were
~
'phi this sent off to Furrueknugger, where twenty rebel
been
were taken and shot. They had hitherto
6154 skirting the hills—they now entered them, and
, k:,4esed through a range of valleys, flanked off each aide by
(7,6vations from three to six hun,l2ed feet in height. The
Cie" was to punish the Mar war mountain tribes,
tranetes of which exttnd in this direction a long way
e'ra their customary homes. The villages were burned,
and the rebels shot in all directions. They found the
iltlifornas of European soldiers, of officers, and of Sepoys
Profusion everywhere—proof sufficient of the share the
'"(rantaineers had taken in the revolt. The column
t ititlirned to Delhi on the oth. It started a.tain almost
enemy
for Meerut, en route to Bswar, where the
46143' were said to be mustering in etrength.
In the beginning of the month, Colonel Gerrard was
tiVered to make a demonstration towards Rewares. By
13'11 he had reached Kanoud; in pursuit of the Joud-
o°°z' Lgion, said then to be at Ilarnoul. Lie was joined
in
thet way by a detachment nn3er Captain Stafford, when
hey attacked, and after a severe encounter, defeated five
thousand of the enemy, capturing all their guns, six in
number. The enemy advanced to meet us about eleven
we,'°ek, and the contest lasted till late in the afternoon,
hen the Sorel on which they rested was captured at mu,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

PIAN,J.-FORTES.

TAMES PALMEii, liaviil74enlarged his Pre-
,/ mises, invites the attention of Parties about to Pur-
chase or Hire to his carefully selected Stock of PIANO-FORTES, of
the beat London and Conti eural Manufactures.
PI +NO FOR fE3 Tuned and Repaired.
PIANO-FORTES Packed and Forwarded.
PIANO-FOR. t ES for Hire, by Week or Month.
PI N PES from £3 to 80 Haiineal.
PIANO-FO it TES Exchanged.
36, CLAR EC E-S IRE e.T, MOUNT.PLEASANT.

'TEAR! HEAR!! HEAR!!!

MY name is KELLY. Near the famous square,
Surnamed Wil iamson, some time I've held
My levees daily, for the fit supply
Of those who Butter buy "to sell again."
My youth, directed by a father's care,
In other and less genial climes was spent;
But I had heard of trude:rnen: and I lunged
To be a trazlesinan also, and excel
The pun. effor a of competitors.
Liverpool, that , yre of modern times,
As yet had had no-proper Batterman I
I saw the need, and thshing to the bre
Like Quintus Curtius to tne Forum's gulf—
Resolved t' supply the want, or fall in-the attempt.
Now have I been in business many a month,
And each succeeding month mole fusy than the last;
Fxertion well directed must succeed,
If backed with ruff unequaled in its kind,
So all who Butter want '• to self again," your cry
Be " KELLY BUTTER ! ! and the BUTTER PLACE:!! 1"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

EXPORTS.

Corrosr WooL.—ln the early part of the fortnight the demand
for this artli la was tivoly, but since the arrival of the last Ovarand
Mai the rates have declined, said we now quote Surat and Broach at
Rs 135-50 Dhollera, Its. 140-50 ; C Rs. 125.30 ; Vers.val,
Its 125-27 ; and Dharwer Sawginned, at Rs. 155-60.
OPIUM —The awes have declined since our last reprt ; and we
quote Mundiesirani ladore at Rs. 1,200.
OIL SaEDs.—Since the arrival of the Overland Mail of the 26th
October I.st, the prices have declined.
ToNivaiaz —Tue tonnage in our harbour is at present abundant,
and the rates have conseq :entry doclined lOs and £1 12, 6 1.
EXCIIANGE.—For Bank and china drawn paper, the row° has been
2s and 2s 21.1. Local drawn credits and documents have sold
chiefly at 23 2id. On Cal;utta, three day& sight, 99}. Oo Chhaa,
6') dais' sight, 215.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

TIIE RELIEF OF LUCKNOW.

The Delhi Gazetle---;ntains the following extract of a
letter frem Brigadier Hope Grant's camp :
Camp, 6 miles from Alnrnbagh, Nov, 3, 1837.
We had our first fight in Oude yesterday, but it was
the mildest affair that has taken place since we left
Delhi. We marched from our last ground at 7 o'clock,
with the intention of encamping on a large plain 1 mile
nearer Lucknow, there to await Sir Colin Campbell.
We had not gone a mile before our advanced guard was
fired upon by the enemy, who had taken tip a position in
a large village near the road. Wo were soon in the
thickest of it, and were not long in turning our friends the
Mattadeens out of their position, after which we could
not persuade them to come wiyhin musket shot. It was
with great difficulty our cavalry managed to come up with
their rear. We bagged upwards of 100 of them in the
village, and afterwards took the only two guns they had.
Our logs amounted to 1 killed and about 10 wounded. Some
of the 44th Native Infantry men were killed fighting
against:us, and actually had their leave certificates on
them. We have taught the Zemiudars, a number of
whom were opposed to us yesterday, a lesson they are not
likely to forget in a hurry. Every village for miles round
has been burnt to the ground, and the whole country
seems as if it was on fire. After pursuing the fugitives to
within two miles of Alumba.,,h, we retired to this place.
Sir Colin is expected out to-day, and if he arrives we
shall probably move on to Alumbagh to-morrow morning.
We can hear the Lucknow guns quite distinctly. There
has been very heavy firing there this morning. The men
of the Punjaub regiments are delighted with the 93rd
Highlanders, who are certainly splendid men, and always
march in their kilts and bonnets. The Punjabees call
them Tape wallas," and the " Tamasha ka Pultun."
tTo eh
ya
vae d 'Biraeiathhelitgipti.pea more than anything, and want
The fillowieg is from a correspondent of the Hurkarzt,
with the relieving force in Oude.—
Camp about 12 miles from Lucknow, 4th November.—
We have been encamped here for three days, waiting for
Sir Colin, who is expected in camp to-day.
We have hitherto met with no opposition, though our
movements are most narrowly watched by the evaporating
enemy. On the 3rd they expected us to march, as we
always do, at. four or three in the morning, and had filled
a village on the road with infantry, intending, it is sup-
posed, to allow our columns to pass, and then to attack
and to loot our luggage. As luck would have it, an order
came which caused us to break up our camp and march
at daylight, so we disappointed our friends, and instead
of plundering, as they expected, they were killed and
burnt out themselves. -

Yesterday some sixteen villages were burnt round our
camp. We have never done this where unopposed, but
opposition rules the men, and incendiarisas is a sure con-
sequence. Now we are in Oude we can scarcely make a
mistake. The whole country is risen, undee their chiefs,
against us üßlesd woshow that to bq a losing game,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

THE N ORTITERN TIMES.--LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER

lbs. Western, 115 c to 1403. Cana'ian, 1203 to 130 c.
Western winter red and mixed, 1103 to 120 c. Western
Spring, 983 to 105.. Southern red, 120 e to 130.
INDIAN CORN—In limited demand and prices tending
downward ; there are however but few parcels of old now
in the market, and the new hitherto ffered is not in
shipping condition. Yellow, 78c to 80c per 5G lbs,
White 79c to 81c. Western mixed, 70a to 71e.
Rvz-75c t 7 77c per 56 lbs.
BAR66Y-803 to 833 per 48
CORN MEAL-3 dots 25c to 4 dole 503 per brl.
Floctotirs —To Liverpool have slightly advanced. To
Liverpool, for cotton. 5.321 per lb. Fiour, is 'lid to is
9d per brl. Grain, 51 to 61 par bushel. To London,
Flour, 2s to 2s 31 per brl, To Havre, cotton, is per lb.
EXCHANGE ON ENG4AND—WiIt a moderate demand
previous ratesare fully maintained. say, 107 to 1091 per
cent. Bills on France. 1.5 20 to f 5 40

WOTHERSTJON, KING3FORD & CO.
Paovisroxs.—The markets for all kinds of provisions
were rather quiet, and prices have not varied materially.
Pork: No change iu Fices has taken place, there being no
demand whatever. Dressed Hogs are the turn firmer,
they being sold at 6c to 61c. Cut meats of good quality
are scarce. Hams are held a' 91c to 10c, and Shoulders
at 7c to 71c. LArd: Heavy receipts have depres,e l the
market lc, and the market closes du:l at 100. to 104 c with
plenty offering for January at 10c. and ~nder. Beef Hams
are lower. Best Chicago brands are offering at 16 duls
30c. Beef is heavy and tends. downward. Butter is
lower; Ohio lle to 16s; Sate, 14c to 20c; Cheese
inactive, at 6c to Bc.

NAVAL STORES —Under the foreign advices per Europa,
Spirits of Turpentine have improved in tone but are not
quotably higher; close, however, firm. Sales 500 brls in
shipping merchantable orcer, at 39ic to 40e. Common
R) sin : 1,700 brie common, afl gat, sold at p t., said to be
at 1 dol 25c per 310 lbs. Finer grades are neglected.
Crude Turpentine is quiet, at 3 dole per 280 lbs.
Ons —Crude Sperm is firmer, and we hear of a sale of
250 btls a-, the East on private terms, but understood to be
at an advance on late prices. Linseed, 52c to 54; 2,000
Ib3 Tallow Oil, &c.

EICE.—The market wag quiet /It 3a to 31-C.
Sunmt —The sale by auction to-day fairly sustained the
market; 249 hlads Attakapas sugar sold at 6c to 6ie full
prices, quality con.idered. At private the sales include
310 hbda Muscovado 5/ to 61e, and 200 boxes Havana
at 7c.

FRZIGHTS firmer. To Great Britain, 6,206 bushels of
wheat were shipled as 51d to 6d in bass. and a bin was
taken at 53 ; 1,000 brie. flour, It 9d ; 300 boxes cheese,
22s 6d ; some cotton at 5 32d. To London-1,500 brie
flour, 21. To Rotterdam, 1,000 brla rosin, 3s. 3d.

"9, 1857.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

WA T CHES, CLOCK S,
JEWELLERY,
WRITING DEICS, PRESSING CASES, WOPK BoXtS, OPERA GLASSES,
PAPIER, MACHR
CUTLERY,
AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FANCY GOODS.
SFLLTNG OFF
AT HALF THE COST PRICE.

BL. JOSEPH, 42, BOLD-STREET. begs to infotm 'he Public that the premises now in his occupation
, having been disposed of, he has only SIX WE, RS alliwed him TO CLEAR OUT; and, as he is

RETIRING FROM TRADE,
Will submit to ANY SAC' IFICE to dispose of the STOCK.
The following is a sample of Prices:—

GOID WATCHER ........ . . ........:.from e2 19 0
SILVER WATCFIV. ..
SOLID GOLD CH ll\ s .
FLvcrii, •PLA IED SPOO> S AND Folll{3 „ 0 14 0 per dozen.
CRUP T F ,AmE, ......
.......
WRITIIk-G DE llq
LADIES' DRESSING AND JE xx F L rAclt ... .... .. ........ .. ......•• ia 0 14 3
ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN PI.IOPORTION.

A NILW and Extensive Assortmept of PA PER-HANGI2NGS, DECORATIONS, FRAME
AND Room aii,T MOULDINGS.
'fAT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES!!
BRADLPY, PASS, AND C 0.,•
36, ELLIOT-STREET, CORNER OF, LIM E-STREET.

J.

J O N E S,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WOOLLEN DRAPER, &c.,
Has always in Stock a large aadorrrnent of every descript.on or Broad Cloths, Tilots, Peavrrs, Witneys, Fancy Trowserings,
Scotch 'I weed-. Fan. Veatings, &c.. of the newest styles.
FASHIONABLE COLOURS IN LADIES' CLOT,IS.
" COLLARS, HAN] KERCHIEFS, TIES, DENT'S GLOVES, AND UMBRELLAS.
N.B.—A Fresh Stock of Fancy Goads received every Friday Morning.

THE LIVERPOoL CLOTH HALL

' ANRLAGH STREI T (( irusite the Waterloo Rotel)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

WINTER OVERCOATS.

GENTLEMEN'S WINTER TALLIAS:

ALBERTS, SACS, WRAPPERS, &e.,

ALL COLOURS,IN LIMIT OR HEAVY CLOTHS, FROM 259.

FINE BLACK CLOTH TALMAS ..............355.

WATERPROOF TWEED TALMAS ..17s. Gd to 303.

WINTER TROUSERS AND VESTS,

In the latest Styles of Fashion.

A LARGE STOCK OF BOYS' CLOTHING,

AT BTAICTLY MODREAT PRICES.

WATSON AND CO.,

FIRST CLASS CLOTHIERS,

13, LORD STREET

Very Article Narked la Baia Ilium the ',meet belling Priee.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

CAWNPORE:.

CAWNPORA Nov. 12.—His Excellency the Commxadisr-
in-Chief with suite, and General Mansfield, Chief of the
staff, left this some five days shoe for Alumbagh, tog
on, or rather picking up the several detachments scattered
along the road, and moving towards Luelonow, numbering
in all eßout 5,600. Alnmbagh is the place of general ren-
dezvous for all detachments proceeding towards the scene
of action. Many more troops have left since his Ex-
cellency crossed, and another body starts to-morrow morn-
ing, consisting of 450' Royal Artillery (without guns), and
270 of her-Majesty's 23rd, with a squadron of the military
train. We have no lees than 23 detachments of different
corps between this and Lucknow, numbering in all about
7,800 of all ranks ; and 2,000 bayonets are also expected
in to-morrow from the lower provinces, the 27th Madras
Native Infantry forming a part. Troops, from two to
three hundred, arrive from Allahabad in three days, forty
miles of the road being accomplished by rail—which
occupies abont three and agialf hours—and the remain-
der by bullock train. Communication with Delhi via
Agra has been open for some days, and these two stations
are reported quiet. The Goorkahs, it is said, are creating
great havoc amongst the rebels in the districts adjacent to
Banares. Nt.t many days since, sixteen hundred of the
former, led on by three European officers, engaged some
2,500 of the latter, and made them take to their heels.
This is great sport for these native Highlanders, as they
are facetiously termed by us ; they are certainly a fime
body of man, well fitted and proportioned for the work
they are now at with so willing eheart.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

KILLED.

Naval Brigade : Midshipman M. A. Damien.
Royal Artillery : Captain Herdly.
93rd Highlanders: Captain Dalzell; Captain Luang-
den, 30th N.I. (attached to the 93rd.)
2nd Puujaub Infantry: Lieutenant Frankland.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
(ADJOINING THE NEW CLUB BOUsE),
BOLD STREET.
PARTIES about to Furnish their Houses
wholly, or in part, have an opportunity afforded
hem In the above Warerooms of making their seleetio is from a most
EXTENSIVE AND VARIED STOCK OF
CARPETTING, DRUGGETS, FLOOR CLOTHS,
RUGS, MATS, &c.,
SILK AND WORSTED DAMASKS,
FURNITURE PRINTS, TRIMMINGS,
And all kinds of
MATERIALS FOR BED AND WINDOW HANGINGS,
BEDDING, BEDROOM FURNITURE,
FAMILY AND TABLE LINENS,
And every description of goods sought after in House Fart iebalg-
Tho whole of Good Quality, and at prices strictly moderate.

PALATINE ESTABLISHMENT,
BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.
GEO. WOODS, PxorglrrOlt.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

BREADSTUFFS

FLOUR —The receipts continue en a liberal scale, and
the demand being moderate, prices have given wsy to the
extent of 5c per barrel, in common slipping qualities, and
103 in extras. 80336 considerable quantities are going
into store, and there are also some shipments to England
team first halds. Western Canal and State, sups' fine,
4 dole 55c to 4 dols 65c per barrel. Extra, 4 dole 75c to
5 dole Ohio, Indiana, &c., extra, 5 dole 25c to 5 dol
851. Canada 5 dols 52c to 6 dole 50c. Southern, 5 d>l9
25! to 6 dols Sc. 2 Fancies and high extras, 6 this 50c
to 7 dole 50c, and 8 dols 50c.
%exp.—The supplies and stocks are both light, and
prices have advanced daring the last three days 1 to 2
cents per bushel. Southern White, 130„ to 142 c per 60
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

ATALWA.

We gave in our last tidings of the outbreak at Mehid-
poor, in which Captain Mills and Dr. Carey were slain on
the rising of part of the contingent. Brigadier Stuart's
column was then moving rapidly in this direction. On the
11th the cavalry, under Major Orr, occupied Mehidpoor,
the rebels having left the previous day. On the 12th he
marched out with 337 men of the Ist, 3rd, and 4th
Hyderabad Cavalry, and overtook the insurgents, to the
number of about 500, with two guns, at Rewal, whore they
had resolved to make a stand. They were immediately
attacked and dispersed by our, cavalry, who cut up above
a hundred of them, two nine-pounder guns, with a large
number of carts loaded with ordnance stores, being cap-
tured. In the course of the pursuit, the enemy abandoned
the three guns they had captured at Mehidpoor, with two
others of large calibre they had taken at Burnaggur. Oar
casualties were inconsiderable : Lieutenant Samuells
was dangerously wounded, and Captains Murray and
Clarke had their horses shot under them. The enemy
were dispersed in all directions; seventy-six prisoners
were taken, and tried four days afterwards by drumhead
court-martial at Mehidpoor, and shot, as having been
found in the field against us On the 11th part of the
force crossed the Chumbul and encamped on the other
side, two marches from Mundesore. Some 8,000 rebels
were said to have taken up a position in this neighbour-
hood. On the 21st the enealy attacked our left
front and threa'ened our right. They were driven into
Mundesore with heavy loss. The cavalry pursued Hegira
Singh, with his horsemen, and drove them into a village
about ten miles from Mundesoce, on the Neemuch road,
where the rebel force appeared in strength, and
showed its standards. On the 23rd Stuart's main
column marched in this direction, and found the enemy
advancing to meet them. They took up a position,
with the strong village of Go vareea in their centre,
overlapping very considerably both our flanks. The guns
on their left centre having been silenced by our artillery,
were capture 1 by her Majesty's 14th Light Dragoons.
They were now driven front their principal position with
heavy loss, a body of them not the less continuing obsti-
nately to maintain a portion of the village. While engaged
in front, the garrison of Mundesore sallied out and attacked
our rear, but were repulsed by the rear•gaard. On the
24:h the rebels abandoned Mundesore in the course of the
night, and retired on Nagurh, in the direction of Ram-
poora. Tho casualties of the four days were—Lieutenant
Redmayne, 14th Light Dragoons, killed ; and eight rank
and file wounded. Lieutenant James severely wounded in
the arm; Lieutenant Martin. severely wounded in the leg ;
Lieutenant Prendergast, slightly wounded, and four other
officers slightly. Sixty-eight rank and fi'e of other corps
were killed and wounded.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

SPIRITS

ANY QUANTITY SUPPLIED, Timm A BOTTLE UpWARDB.
Bottles, Ste., to be given in exchange or paid for on delivery ; the same amount allowed when returned.
Goods delivered within five miles.

--
a d
WHISKEY, Finest Islay Ma1t.......... .......... 0
Do. Campbeltown do .... 15 0
Fine Highland do ....
Best Old Irish (Straw C010ured)........ 16 0
Fine Grain..
BRANDY. Martell's or Henesacy's (Pale or Coloured) 34 0
Do. Old, in cases .. per doz. 72
RUM, Very Fine Old Jamaica 16 0
Good do.
GIN, Best London . .
~ Bristol
~ Old H011and5........ .......... 24 0
Do. in eases.... ........ per doz. 48 0
PORTER AND ALES. Dos.
Quarts. Pints.

d s d
PORTER, Barclay's best London 6 0 3 6
.. _ _

Guinness and Co's Dublin ......... 4 6 .. 2 9
ALE, Bass and Co's East India 6 0 .. 3 G
Best Edinburgh.........
Fine Mild 4 6 .. 2 9
Alloa Table Beer .. • . .. „
CIDER . .. .
ad a d
Barclay's Best London Porter .. 28 0 to 33 0
Guinness & Ce's Dublin do.. ..... ... ... 25 0
ccl
liaEa' & Allsopp's East India Pale Ale.. 31 0
Do. Do. Mild Ale .... 24 oto 27 0 5
Joule and Sons' Fine Stone Ale .. ...... 31 0 04

WILLIAM ODELL,

IRONMONGER,
90, BOLD-STREET,

Begs to inform the Public that, consequent upon the
GENERAL STAGNATION OF TRADE,
He has decided, in order to induce
CASH PURCHASES,
TO OFFER HIS SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE
STOCK
AT LOWER PRICES

Than similar Goods have ever hitherto been Soid for,
And respectfully
INVITES PURCHASERS

o avail themselves of the present opportunity of supply-
ing themselves at
90, BOLD-STREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

PIANO-FORTES AND HARMONIUMS.

WRYALLS has just unpacked a very fine
• Stock selected from Collards, Broadwood, Hop-
kinson, and Alexandre, at below manufacturers' prices, all warranted.

TUNING and REPAIRING by the best London workmen.

PIANOS and HARMONIUMS for HIRE, with the option of Fur•
chase, and all the beet 2.lv.sic at HALF PRICE.

MUSIC REPOSITORY,
26, HAMILTON-STREET, RIR KENHSAD,

FOREIGN LIQUE RS.

Per Pint Bottle.
Maraschino di Zara ..... ................ •• 4s. Od.
. . 43. Od.
4a. Od.
Copenhagen Cherry Cordial (Hearing'5)....
Eau de Mil'edam

GEORGE BOYER AND CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
28 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET.

GOLDSMITH'S STOCK OF CIGARS, PIPES,
FANCY GOODS, &c.

TAMES BRADFORD has purchased the above
TAMES
valuable STOCK, by Public' Tender, for Cash,
consisting of—
All kinds, including many of the
CIGARS .• best brands, in good condition, two
yeers' old.

I The makes of the beat London mann-
Sli SNUFFS

[ pieces, Meerschaum Pipes, Amber Month-
FANCY GOODS ....
Ecxes, &c., of ,Goldsmith's
own importing.

The above were bought, at a Discount of 50 per cant. of, from
the Trustees, and will be SOLD at JOB PRICFS, to clear the
entire in a few days.

JAMES BRADFORD,
CHURCH-STREET,
♦ND JAMES-STREET, LITERPOOL.

MOURNING JEWELLE

JOHN G. JACOB,

'GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER
56, CHURCH-STREET,

Respectfully calls attention to his superior Stock of
BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY,

BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,
RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS, •

Of the most elegan Patterns and the best Quality.

Also, a large assortment of
REAL WHITBY JET
In the most choke Patterns.

HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS,BRACELETS,
RINGS, BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS,
AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE.
The same Hair as. left guaranteed to be used•,

JOHN G. JACOB,
GOLDSMITH AND JEWELLER

56, CHURCH-STREET.

JA ME SO N: S DUBLIN WHISKY,

FIVE YEARS OLD,

MATURED IN SHERRY BUTTS.
163. Gd.
43. Od.
........ Per Quart.
2,. ed. .
23. Bd.

GEORGE BOYER AND CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

211 ♦ND 30, NORTH JOHN STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

NEE'MIIC II

One of the centres of disturbance for many months past
has been Neemuch, a town in the G walior territory, with a
British cantonment, on the north-west border of Malwa.
The post, though not large, is one of mach importance,
and has from time to time bees ocaupied by Bombay and
Bengal troops alternately, occasionally by both together.
Of late it has been lightly garrisoned, and long and heavily
beset by danger from without, In the beginning of the
month from 2 000 to 3 000 insurgents had mustered under
the walls, with a view of attacking the fort, at this time
unusually weak in troops The garrison, with the excep-
tion of the cavalry, wore completely besieged, and com-
pelled to abandon the cantonments au fortify themselves
in the square. They had fortunately a sufficiency of
provisions, held well together, and experienced no appre
hension of their position—often half the battle in cases of
siege. The fire of the enemy did them little harm,
while few of our shots were thrown away; strange to
tell, our own former cantonments afforded the principal
shelter for the insurgents. On the 21st the Mundesore
rebels attempted to escalade the place, but were beaten off
with such heavy loss that they withdrew altogether on the
following day. During the fortnight's siege, two European
officers and four Seppys had been wounded, none of thorn
severely—the 12th Bombay Native Infantry in particular
conducted themselves nobly. On the 22n1 the rebels
were attacked and defeated by Stuart's column, driven
from point to point, with the loss of all their guns, and
the neighbourhood effectually relieved of the annoyance
of their presence.

BOMBAY.
MrscELL.mous —Her Majesty's stea*n•ship Cordelia
has been with us for the past week from the Kooria
Moorias, for which she leaves to-morrow, with water and
provisions. She was sent out soma months back with the
view of keeping order amongst the Arabi while we were
robbing them of their guano: Up to the present date no
disorder had occurred.

In a postscript, dated December 4, our Bombay correg.
pondent vvries :—" The Gwalior mutineers have not
thought fit to wait for General Windham to reconnoitre
them. Letters from Agra, of November 23 describe them
in retreat again to Calpee. The Bheels at Joonhoor have
been dispersed 200 men of the 18th and 56,h arrived
hero yesterday, and the Ist Royals have arrived at
Masulipatam on their way to Hydrabad."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

WOUNDED.

General Staff: General Sir C. Campbell, G.C.B ,
Commander-in-Chief, slightly; Major Alison, military
secretary to Commander-in-Chief, severely ; Captain
Alison, A.D.C. to Conarnander-in-Chief, slightly ; Captain
Hon. A. Anson, A.D.C. to Brigadier General Graut,
. _

Naval Brigade : Lieutenant Sallod, severely ; Midship-
man L. A. Clinton, slightly.
Royal Artillery : Captain Travers, slightly ; Brevet-
Major Pennyeuick, slightly ; Lieutenant Ford, slightly ;
Lieutenant Milman, slightly; Assistant-Surgeon Neale,
severely.
Bengal Artillery : Captain Hood, severely ; Captain
Hammond, severely.
Her Majesty's 53rd: Captain Walton, severely ; Lieut.
Munro, dangerously.
Her Majesty's 90th: Major Barnston, severely ; Lieut.
Wynne, slightly; Lieutenant Powell, slightly.
Her Majesty's Highlanders : Lieutenat-Colonel Ewart,
slightly ; Captain B:irroughs, slightly ; Lieut. C:)oper,
severely; Lieutenant Welch, severely ; Lieut. Goldsmith,
severely; Lieut. Wood, severely ; Ensign Macnanaara,
severely.
Ist Madras Fusilier : Lient. Dobbs, slightly.

2nd Putkiatib Infantry : Lieut. Watson, dangerously.
4th Punjaub Infantry: Lieut. Paul, severely ; Lieut•
Macqueen, severely ; Lieut. Oldfield, severely.
Hudson's Horse: Lieut. Hacket severely.
. .

______ ..... . .
(Signed) V Y 11. W. NORM'AN, Lieut.,
Assistant Adjutant-General of the Army.
Head-quarters, Secunderbagh, NOV. 18, 1857.—EnglisI4
inan Nov. 21.

We have been favoured by the Governor-General's
private secretary with the following corrected list of
casualties at Lueknow, containing the names of such
officers as have 14:e'l omitted in the list received by
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

OFFICES FITTED UP.

BICICERSHAW COALS.
IkeliEßS, WHITLEY, & CO., Proprietors of
the Bickershaw Collieries, beg to give notice that
ve Celebrated COALS eau now b 3 o'gained in any quantity
Pri ted in River or Dock, on the shortest notice.
-.
, their rl43a, copies of
epresentative,
analysis, and full information may be had by apply-
J. C. REEVES. 2,1, James-street, Liverpool.
l'elted by the City of Dablin Company, May 2. 1850—Clinker OM
ci by the City of Dublin Company, May 2, 1857—Clinker OAS
tt.

JOHN G• JACOB,
SILVERSMITH, JEWELLER, AND WATCH
M ANUFACT URER,
56, CrIURCTI STREET,
RESPECTFULLY calls attention to the
considerable additions he has made in his
ELEGANTSTOCK OF
SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY,

AND TUB
BEST ELECTEO P kT
Which, on inspection, will b found of the most
FASHIONABLE PATTERNS
SUPERIOR QUALITY

AWo
RXCEEDINGLY `viOnERATE PRICES
-fRCHANTS, CA.I•TAINS AND SHIPPE.RB
'4l)plled Wholesale on the mcst acirentareOUS tonna'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

2120 MILNERS' HOLDFAST AND FIRE
RESISTING SAFES (fire resisting by the mutual re-
action of ion-conduction and vaponrisation at 2120 Fahrenheit), wttbt
all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 18404144
and 1855, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Dear
(without which no Safe is secure.)
THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST sarrGranns EXTANT.
MILNERS' PIIIENIX (2120) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL, the
most complete and extensive in the world, employing nearly arse
hundred hands, assisted by powerful and original machinery adapted
for every branch of the work. Show rooms, f and 8, Lord-atrtiet
Liverpool. London Depot, 47a, Moorgate-street, City. Cirenlital
ree by post.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

THE MACNAUGHT CONTROVERSY.

Sir,—l think a clergyman of the Church of VI;
lend—the anonymous writer of the " Dial°lll,4
between Robert and Thomas"—would consult',
own dignity of character, if he would refrain e';
pressing his opinions on the controversy betwtett
Mr Macnaught and Mr. G!azPbrook, till tl4.
controversy is concluded.
Anonymous clerical interference is cowardly 613 •
unbecoming. The anonymous scribbling of to
" Clergyman with no Eyes," ashamed openly
confess his principles and doctrines. is sill3P
sneaking, dishonest, and disgraceful.
I enclose you my card, and if the anonrof
c'ergymau will crawl from his obscurity,
Yonrs,
December 28, 1857. so will A.

TO TfIE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES'
Sire—ln to•day's NORTHERN TIMES there ..fig d•
letter from " Yentas," who implies that Mr.
naught is the writer of those smart Dialogues if,
a clergyman of the Church of Eagland. Yon 1‘,.,3,-00
Sir, that Mr. Maenaught is not the writer of thee'
Dialogues, Dialogues, and that he has nothing to do wi,h Tet-
You know, Sir, and probably Mr. N Smith at'',-fg
brook, the surgeon, of West Derby, also 1°1,1;0
very well who " Veritas" is, and also who it is,
disguises himself in order to cast unfounded
putitions.
of
Yentas" will perhaps see the wisdow
allowing the disputants to work out the controve'r
to their own satisfaction without further interr,lid
tion or foolish meddling from either side ft Weerbe impossible for either of the disputants to atisttei
all corners, and therefore the controversy had be,eo
be left to the two Rev. gentlemen tuld to t"0-te
alone. I shall feel obliged if you place this opt?
in your next issue, and oblige your obedient seri"
Monday. 28th Dec. 1857. A I,oclcEa°l3rr
t
[We tak3 this opportunity of stating ths-dtte
Macnaught is not the author of the Pi"',„ 09,
between " Thomas and Robert," published 1100
It is written by a eltry.vman residing many :-
miles from Liverpool.—E 1. NORTHERN TIMES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

PALMER'S PATENT IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS
SUCTION OR FORCE, WORKED BY STEAM
OR HAND.

THE superiority of PALMER'S PATENT
IMPROVED ROTARY PUMPS over all others
heretofore used, in economy of power, durability, cheapness, and
simplicity of construction, is acknowledged by all who have used
them in the United States of America, and every one who has seen
their principle of action, which is that of atmospheric pressure and
reaction.

Their motion is rotary, discharging an undiminishing stream with
great force, and are worked without valves or pistons, thus precluding
the possibility of becoming choked with chips, gravel, grain, or other
substances; or damaged by grit passing through them. These
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section, up to about 30 feet, and forcing them beyond that to any
height required.
A Pump, with it suilion-pipe of one inch, will discharge about 70
gallons per minute, and in proportion to increase of diameter of the
pipe, a corresponding increase of discharge is attained.
A Steam-engine, of 10 inch cylinder and 14 inch stroke, with a
pump having al5 inch auction-pit e, will raise about 17,00 J gallons
of water per minute, about So feet high.
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vessels ; for drainage of every description • irrigation, water-works,
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sestrlctions of the patentees.
Every Information will be furnished by the undersigned,
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$4, PERWIOK, ESTREET,, LIVRPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

TEETH.

THE PREPARED PREPARED WHITE VTUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL,
tige FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH (WITHOUT PAIN) .01
INVENTED BY

MESSRS. GABRIEL,
THE OLD-FSTAI3LISIIED SURGEON DENTISTS,
t 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, Zt:

(Dire:tty opposite Berry-street); aul
33, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.
Trice, with full directions for me, I. ;or (post paid) on receipt of IA Postage Stamps. This valuable Feting is placed in
the Cao;ty in a soft sta e—to that it can, of gye the eat pain m y be used by an t.ers n with 0 e gre.,tt at ease and has tl.e
remar- able property of becoming hard and sound as the: Tooth itse f—excluding the air and food Iroth the nery , and arresting all
further decay.
SSRS. GABRIEL, the OLD-ESTABLISHED DEN I'ISTS, may be Consulted Daiiy, from Ten 'o Seven, on the Loss of :teeth,
Without any charge.
..* Thty have also just published a TAfefrri LFT, on the Los and Pestorotion of the Teeth and Gu'rs, which m,y be had gratis
on application or tree by T me on receipt of stamped envelope ; and they woula strongly urge those who suffer from the Loss of or
from Decayed Teeth, to read this ra/u6ble little Book.
NOTIC r.—THK GU I TA PEI CHA ENAMEL, rend the ROYAL TOOTH POW f' ER, is Sold by ail Chemists in town
and country, at is 6d per Boa; or may bo hat direct from the rroprietors, Al ES- G ,BRIEL, who hoe in reduced
A NEW DISCOVERY IN TEETH!
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,
With such trulitilness to nature as to defy the notice of the closyst
observer. This system does not rrquire the extraction of roots, or any
painful operation. They are fixed without sprirga o- wire: of any
description, and will ensure success when all others have failed.
SCALE OF CHARGES.

.' n. d.
...... 0 3 6

A Single Tooth, ......

An Upper or lower set
A Compete Fet • • —....£3 3-, and 6 6 0
6to, ping Decayed Teeth . ..
'MESSRS. GABRIFL, Surgeon PentistO, ratert ‘t 11l rE ENAIIIEL,
the on y perm •nert stopping for decayed front le; th, guaranteed rot to
change c,,lour or decay.

AU Letters receive immediate attention, and One Visit only required
from Country P..tients.

GABRIEL, SURGEON DENTISTS,
- DENTAL FSTALISHMENTS -
- 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL, .ez
AND 33, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-29

HONEY COME SPONGES.

TITTERTON'S 'NAIR BRUSHES.
TITTERTONIS TOOTH BRUSHES.
ROSS'S HAAR BRUSHES.

T II 0 Pki PSON A
ROMIIOPATH
3, BOLO STREET (OPPOSITE

THOM PSON AND CAPPER,
ROM CEOPA T RIC CHEMISTS,
43, BOLD STREET,
Opposite Slater-street, Liverpool.

E JONGH'S COD LIVER OIL,