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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

NELSON AND Co.'s OMAN HATS,

Wilh recent improvements (5 and 7 Vic., cap. 65.)

No. 1, No. 2; No. 3,
lOs 6d 12s 6 d 15s Od

NELSON & Co.,
EAT MANUFACTURERS (PATFANITEr.S),
74. I.OIW STILEET. LIVERPOOL.

liO3IE AND EXPORT PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOT
JUBILEE-BUILDINGS, 16, LORD-SIREET,
LIVERPOOL.
IMPORTANT TO EMIGRANTS, DEALERS, ARTISTS, &c.
MESSrtRS; NEWTON, Manufacturers_ and# In -
...,irtelrznasi,ceoanntdin
,nl.csce
coefte
dr asTroocnseeoi
beg to call attentic:.
English, French, American, and G:rman REQU SITES, Lenses,
Double Achromar c, torn 123 Each; Cameras 7s and upwards, Ca-es,
Matts, preservers, Passe-Partouts, Frames, &c., at corresponding
prices ; Chemicals of absolue purity ; Glass of a 1 ; London-
mado Jewellery. Agents for Marion's t hososzraphic Papers and
Mounts, Dr. Hill Norris 's various Preparations, Keith's Cammack's,
Ramaden's Collodion.
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED,
AND AT
WHOLESALE PRICES.

018 livz -NO FRONT saw.),
WAREHOUSE UP THE PASSAGE.

PRICE LISTS FORWARDED.

Now P:4l).ishing, price Is, the
A B C OF PHOTOGRAPHY,
THE COLLODION PROCESSES; PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINTING
OUT-DOOR PHOTOGRAPHY; PORTRAITURE;
ETE REOSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHY;
FAILURES, AND THEIR CAUSES.
Post Free, Foetrteen StamPs.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Rauelagh-street
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 YeBTS

T. ANNE'S DI.SPENBARY AND EYE AND EAlt INITITUTION.
9, BO3E HILT.

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dispensing Ot
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medianes. Sa'ary £5O per annum, with apartments, coals, gas and
attendance in the institution. -Applicaqous and testimonial' to be
addressed to the undersigned, at the Institution, on or Wore the
lath lust. JoSEPiI HITCH EN, Deasnrer and Hon. Sec.

AvA INIIacrTE.Dd, by
ean ,Yorgee,MaAsumTruAagretoN3aos,
, coDRENEft. Cculd es, tske the Afansgemei t•of a Small Farm if
required. The Advertiser his been acenstomed to gardening and
farming ail his life, and Is at present filing a respt stable situation.—
Ar'd'css T. 0. U.. Po t-offi,e, Anti Id, near Liverpool.

pARTNERSHIP.—A. Young Gentleman of
considerable mnean'ile exocrine-, is desirous of
meeting with a FARMER -.HIP. in sonic well-established business,
p Irty raently OStabluthei, where the bi4neis might be
ionrctro,asjoein a
d.
could take an ac ive part, awl brisk; in with him
41,500. Unexceptionable references given and requlred.—Address
A. 42, icorthern Times effl'e.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

TO TIMBER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS

'ANTED, to Purchase, 6.000 feet of Planed
I V SPRUCE FLOORING BOARDS, of 15 feet
engths; also, a oe Panuelled DOORS, suitable for house
croperty.—Apply at No. g, Mersev-stree, Ei kenhead. '
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

ORRY'S MOUNT, ISLE OF MAST.
Adesirable and detached FAMILY RESI-
DENCE, 2f miles from Ramsey, commanding
an extensive 'view of the Bay and surrounding country, Court,
handsome entrance hail, 3 reception r oms, 6 bed-rooms, &c.
Kitchens and butler's pantry on the first floe:. with good collaring
underneath. Lawn, shrubs ery, well stocked garden, &c., out-offices;
occupying about 2 acres of ground. More Land can be had if re_
(mired. Apply on the premises, or to F. Tellet, Esq., or to Mr. G.
B. Richardson, Cordage Manufacturer, 33, Strand Street, 1 iverpool.

LISCARD MANOR HOUSE, CHESHIRE.
TO be LET FURNISHED, this most desirable
RESIDENCP, situate on the banks of the River
Mersey, within a mile of New Brighton. The House contains ample
accommodations for a large family, and is well furnished
thrunghont. The Stables and Outbuildings are extensive and ccn-
venient, as are also the Gardens and Pleasure grounds, all of which
have been kept in perfect order for some years past by the present
tenant, John Naylor, E q. The situation of the Houss an I Grounds
(at:out 15 acres) is not surpassed by any in the county ; and for any
one wanting a house near Liverpool, having at the same time the
advantages of a reti ed country residence, of the sea coast, and the
close view of the shipping frequenting the port of Liverpool, such an
opportunity is rarely to he inct with.

-710 he viewed by card only, i() be had f om Mr. T. B. HUGHES,
8, Exchange-alley North Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

irraurr.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
. ..
crif,-.*.:A.„-• 13 ALBEC ..... Captain Little.
Or other suitable steamers, amintended te ail(with or with-
out pilots) from the 1-Iwlrisron (or ober) Dock. as follow:
FROM LIVERPOOL TO HAVRE DIRECT.
ITALIAN ...
tr Shipper,raustdeserineiotheirShippinv Note ttb econtentf
their Packages.
. .

For particulars apply, in Havre or Paris, to Donald Currioi
in London, to J. B. F00r11,52, Old Broad-street ; in Glasgow, to Q.
and J. Burns,g, Buchanan-street; in Manchester, toJohn Walker,
77A,Market-street; or hereto

BURNS & MAC IVER, 10, Water-street.

Cut ft

Cargo is now being received and shippsd according to priority of
arrival at the loading berth.
Loading berth west side floshisson Dock.
STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, CONSTANTINOPLE,
SMYRNA, SAMSOUN, AND TREBIZONDE,
CALLING AT GIEDALTAR, MALTA, AND STRA.
With liberty to call at any other ports.
The first-class Screw Steam-ships
PALESTINE Captain Bell.
ANDES
ALPS Capt Hockly. KARNAK ....Capt.Brownlest
DAMASCUS Capt J. N. Bell SIELITA ....Capt. Lanalauds
LEBANON Capt .T.Cook. BALBEC Cart . Little
TA URUS......Capt .Inglis BRITISH QUEEN Cept.Martys
TENFRIFFE.. Capt. M'Artbur.
Are Intended tobe despatched (with or without pilots), unless
prevented by unforeseen circumstances,
DAMASCUS rDflU LIMPID prqrafuraay, yarn ugu,
With Cargo and Passengers for Gibraltar, Malta, Syra, Constan—
tinople, and Smyrna.
Freight to Malta, Syra Constantinople, and Smyrna,
Fine goods
Grey „ 40s per ton measurement, and 10 per cent primagt.:
Twist „ 7
To Gibraltar. 30a and 10 per cent primage.
Other goods as per agreement.
ALL FREIGHTS MUST BE PAID IN LIVERPOOL.
Bills of lading must be at the office for signature the day previous
to sailing.
To prevent the possibility of all after discussion, it is requested
that Shippers will scud a person to the quay to see their good
measured.
*.* In the event of these Steamers being placed in quarantine, at
any of the above ports, the Goods will require to be immediately
taken away and transferred to another vessel or depot, to perform
quarantine, at the expense and risk of the Shippers or Consignees.
This also applies to Passengers for these ports.
Goods for any of the above-named Porte must have the place of
of their destination distinctly raarked on them, in letters of not less
than two inches, otherwise the Agents will not be accountable for -
mistakes.
Shippers will please send a shipping note along with each cart load
of goods, and on it they are requested to describe the contents of
the packages.
For freight or passage, apply to G. & J. Burns, GI aszow : or here to
BURNS & MAC IVER, 10. Water-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

TERRIBLE SCENE ON THE GALLOWS.

The convict G3orge Jackson, who, with Charles Brown,
since respited, was sentenced to death for the murder of
Mr. Charlesworth at Abbot Bromley, suffered death on
Saturday morning in front of the county gaol at Stafford,
when, in addition to the usual terrible character of a public
execution, a shocking scene was enacted on the gallows.
When the unhappy man was made arquinted with the
fact that his follow prisoner was to be spared, and himself
hung, he gave way to one of those fearful paroxlsms
of grief to which he has been subject more or less since
his condemnation, and when visited on Thursday by his
Pgad parent?, three sisters, and a brother-in-law, the scene
was one of a most distressing character, and exceeded
anything of the kind previously witnessed within the
prison walls. The fearful intensity of his grief when be
bide a last adieu to his wretehel parents was truly touching,
and drew tears from the eyes of the gaolers, who were com-
pelled to separate them from their fated son by force. So
bitter was the feeling that "be should see their face no more"
that it was for awhile feared that his naturally weak mind
would lose its equilibrium and leave him a maniac. The
poigtant sorrow which he experienced almost entirely
robbed bill of physical strength, which continued up to
the time of his execution. Shortly before eight ,o'clock,
the various authorities of the gaol proceeded to the con-
demned cell, where they found the nnbeppy, man in a
most pitiable condition, sobbing violently, and evincing
unmistakable signs of sincere repentence. He was
informed that the fatal moment had arrived, when
be sunk to the ground overwhelmed with grief, and while
the process of pinioning was proceeding the spectacle was
truly heartrending. In almost an insensible state he
was carried from the condemed cell towards the
scaffold ; but upon reaching this be began to struggle
most violently, end cried, sobbed, and shrieked in a
manner that struck awe into the breasts of all present.
When the cap was placed over his face, he again struggled
and succeeded in pulling it off. At length, however, the
fatal preliminaries were concluded, and the bolt was drawn.
The
nun
a appy man struggled most violently, and death
did ot ppear to take place fur several minutes. During
the whole of the morning, and at the time of the execution,
the rain was desettadiag in torrents ; still a large concourse
of persons was preterit.

Till I-max CON,PI4ATJR3.--Sib2ldl 13 sentenced to
transportation, and Cislotti and Galli to fifteen years
imprison:net t.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

NUMBER THREE, CHURCH-STREET-.

At the above Establishment, Gentlemen will fflnd an unusually large display of
DRESS ADAPTED TO ANY AND EVERY PURPObE, AND AT ALMOST EVERY PRICE.

T A L M A S,

IN LIGHT AND MEDIUM SUBSTA.NCES.

THE AMERICAN SAC,

A NEAT AND LOOSE-FITTING GARMENT, IN ':WEEDS, MELTONS, AND SUMMER CLOTHS.

WALKING AND SHOOTING COATS,
IN MIXED CLOTHS, SCOTCH TWEEDS, AND DOESKINS.

NOTE THE ADDRESS:-

NUMBER

T H It E E,

ALPACCA COATS .. •• . •• •
LINEN BLOUSES.. •, . . . • .
TROUSERS and VESTS in endless variety•

THE JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
Is deserving of especial notice, not only for the Varied Designs in Style and Material, but for the Economy which
pervades this Department throughout.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE,
BECKWITH STREET, PARK LANE.
TOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well assorted STOCK of BAR, HOOP,
tl SHEET and ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., S holesale and Retail:

FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.

JOHN' P. B ATE MAN, 18, P YRO3 STREET, and Nos. 1,3, and 5, CLAYTON-STREET

PARTIES FURNISHING will find an Extensive Assortment at the following Low Prices :—,
IBONAIONGERY.

, FENDERS. in great variety
FIRE IRONS .
JAPANNED OVAL TRAYS
„
lIII.PERIAL DISH COVERS
JOSEPH FODDER'S & SON'S SUPERIOR TABLE CU FLERY.. „ 5s 6d to 50s Od the Set.
GRIFFITH'S PATENT STAMPED TIN AND ENAMELLED GOODS„
Together with a variety of articles too numerous to mention.

BUILDERS AND CABINET-MAKERS IRONMONGERY.
The LARGEST and most COMPLETE STOCK in LivEarooL.
With every variety in Price and Quality.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

arrested; his mother wes nearly a? week from home ; his
s's?er was also away; they were away two or three days,
In answer to a question by Mr. Fitzgibbon as to the dis_
crepancies, pointed cut by Mr. Curran; the witness said
titre was no difference between his former statement and
the present one. Witness to Court.: I made some obser-
vations to the magistrates about a portioneof my inform:-
Hoes 'Jeering to be altered, as it was incorrectly taken.
Daniel Be an, Inspector of G Division of FoLte sworn and
examined by the Attorney-General I am am Inspector
of police and was engaged in the investigation of this
murder at the Broadstone Terminus; I remember having
a conversation with the prisoner relative to his occupa
tion on that evening ; I have a perfect recollection of
what he said on that occasion ; I have a memorandum I
made of that conversation, but not with me; it is in the
o_fice ; I cm produce it if necessary ; I said to the prisoner
that we were :making an ?inquiry relative to he murder,
and I asked him had he any objection to account for his
t me and occupation on the evening of the murder, and he
said he had not; I said we had examined others, and,
Vecrefere, we should examine him ; he said why not. Ile
then said that his name Was James Spollen, and that he
rosided in the cottage adjoining the poorhouse wall, and
that ho gave up work that evening at half-past five :'clock;
that he went direct home and drank his tea ; that he
remained within till nine o'clock, and at nine o'clock,
accompanied by hie wife atel eldest daughter, and his son
James, he went to Moore-street to buy bacon • I asked
him how he occupied his time up to nine o'clock and he
said in reading a book; he said that when they went to
IVo ,re-stre et his wife went into a shop to buy the b icon ;
I asked him what compliment he purchased, but he said
he did not know, as he remained outside, on the footway,
and his wife went in and muds the purchase; I asked him
if it were in Moore-street he was in the habit of dealing,
and he said no, that it was in Bolton•street ; he said he
merely went to Moore-street for a walk, and returned
through Capel- street that he went in and came out
under tbe railway clock, and that it was ten minutes past
ten o'clock when he returned ; I asked him if he saw any
rerson when he was going out, and he said he did not
recollect, but when returning he mot Timmons, the
watchman, and he bid him good night, and that shortly
after ho iient home he went to bed; two days after he
cella) to me and said he forgot to mention to me that when
going out that evening, ho saw Catherine Campbell, the
servant, speaking to the railway policeman; I recollect
the second search in the canal ; I was present at it ; I
was there when the razor was found ; was within view of
Henry Neal when he found it ; it was proposed to wash
it, but I prevented it being done; the razor was quite
b'ack when! got it into my possession, and the .• jaggs "
were on it; it has since got the rust on It. _
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

TO SHIPOWNERS.

NVANTED, by a Master of much experience,
the COMM AND of a VESSEL Ucqucstionable
reference and testimonials. The Advertiser would take the Manage-
ment cf Ships in a Foreign Port, for wh!cii he is well adapted.—Apihy
to H. E , 8, Preeaoes-row•, Liverpo 1.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

LAWRENCE HALL'S PATENT STARCH
is undoubtedly the best in use. Observe, every
packet is 61A-tied, "Lawrence Hall," and may be had of all grocers,
chandlers, &c.

WHOLESALE AGENTS :
RAIMES and CO., Liverpool, York, and Edinburgh.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

Etalr.

Larding Berth, north side Nelson Dock.
STEAMERS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, GENOA, LF.GFIORN,
AND NAPI,E3,
eating at GIBRALTAR, and fin the undermentioned instance) at
MARSEILLES.
With liberty to call at any other Ports.
Packets of the Ist, 11th, and 2 tst of each month.
The first-class Screw Steamships,
Vriv, • TENERIFFE . Captain APARTnut..
KARNAK.. . Captain Bnownuass.
Are intended to sail (with or w,thout rllots), unless prevented by
unforeseen cbcumstances.
FROII LIVERPOCL :

TEVERIFFE. Tuts:lay, 11th August.
All frright moist b~ paid in Liverpool.
&Ds of Lading must be at the office for signature the day previous
to sailing. '
To prevent the possibility of all of er discussion, it is reqaested_
that shippers will send a person to the quay to see thea goods
measured. _ _

rar In the even' of Vim steame,s being placed in quarantine
at any of the a.b per's, the goods will require to he immediately
take') away, and transferred to another vessel or depot to perf ant
quarantine, at the expense end risk of the :hippe.s or consignees.
This also apples to passengers.
Goods for any of the above-named ports must have the place of
their destination distii,etly ma,ked on them, In letters of not less
than two inches, otherwise the cgents will not b accJuntable for
mistakes.
Shippers wilt please sacd a shippin R. note alltiz with each out load
of goods; and os it they are requested to describe the contents of
the packages.
For freight or passage, having superior accommodation for pas.
sengers, apply to_G. and J. Burns, Glasgow ; or here to
BURNS & MACIVER, 10, Water street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

EAST LANCASHIRE, WATERLOO, AID SOUTHPORT RAILWAYS.

AC g R OYD'S OLD TEA WAREHOUSE,
ESTABLTSHED 1807,
7, SCOTLAND-PLACE, LIVERPOOL,
IS NOW RE- OPENED WITH AN

ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, &c.,

IA T REDUCED FR_ICES.

Fox-street, July,

WILLIAM EARRISON PROPRIETOR•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

AN OLD ESTABLISHED IRONMONGERY BUSINESS.

TO be LET, a first-rate Corner SHOP, situated
close to a market, and doing a large business.
Stock nearly new, and in good condition. Bent Jel2o. Stock and
Fixtures at a valuation, 8 about .£4OO. This is a capital opportunity
for a young man commenci g hnsiness.—For cards to view, apply to
Mr. Alfred Jacob. Agent, 13A, Ba-nett• street, corner of Leigh-street,
Liverpool, established 18 8.

fro be LET, Two spacious and newly-erected
DWELLING-HOUSES, on the east side of the direct
Allerton-road, adjoining the Calderstones Estate, and commanding
extensive views. Each house has a library 17 feet square, a dining
room 27 feet by 18 feet, drawing room 30 feet by 17 feet, and is fitted
up with every modern convenience. Each house has also a Three-
stalled Stable and Double Coach-house, and the Grounds are ful:y laid
ut and planted.—Apply to Mr. James H01me,.57, Church-street.

TO be LET, convenient and well-drained
HOUSES, Sanown-L'ne, Wavertree, ccntaining
drawing and dining room, kit-hen and scullery on the same floor,
five good bedrooms, bath room and water closet, wash cellar, with
sort water, hot and cold water, and gas through,ut the home; fl mer
garden to front, Iri►eh-n irardrn to back, planted. —Apply to J. New-
s I, builder, 10,Comuz-n7cot, or to Mr. Rigg, Pest-office, Wavertree.

TO be LET, Four Newly erected and well-built
HOUSES and SHOPS, between Chatham-street
and Peach-street, Brownlow—hill, suitab!e for a chemist and druggist,
win te cooper, saddle and harness maker, and provision shop, or any
other business. Also, a roomy HOUnE and SIIOP, in Fverton-
ens:. -nt, top of Richmond-row, well calculated fur a pawnbr-ker or
other business requiring room.—For particulars apply to George
Riding, No. 151, London—road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

King of Algeria ...... Melbnarne
Javerna

Au 3ust 7.

Fanny Forsyth Bombay 3tar of the West ... ..New York
Eleanor and Mary Brest Ziska .. . Pernambuco
Athol° .......... ......Cronstadt Pizarro
Or awn Cape Tout, Elbe .
John Constantinople Slanche
Tor (s.s ) ......Cadiz, Malaga, &c Perlot
.
West Indian Damerara Rodan .
No man

Caee.ful ....... Har Pauline Bordeatti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

ESTABLISHED 1800.

BUILDERS', CABINETMAKERS', AND
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY.
Purchasers will find an es enalve assortment at the lowest
remaneraing prices.
JOHN P. BATEMAN,
18, BYROM-STREET,
LOCK SMITH, BELL-HANGER, TINMAN, &e.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

NV AN TED, a Lady, as Morning GOVERNESS,
V to instruct Two little Childtren, about twelve
years of age. in the various branches of a sound English Education ;
Music and Fre,,cli indisdensaVe. Hours fro i Halt-past Nine so
()Le o'clock.—Ad It ess, st ting terms, A. K , Northern Times office.

TO PRINTELiS.

WANTED, TENDERS for ONE HUNDRED
BOOKS of RULES, for
•a .B.liefit, SQciety,
Prig ted copy, with Barrister's alterations, to be seen at No. 45, Whit-
tle street, Kirtdale, where tenders must to delivered on or before
Tuesday next.

PARENTS WANTING to SEND CHILDREN
INTO THE COUNTRY.—A re peetable person,
residing in a la•ge house, with garden, &c., the air pure and healthy
wishtul to FAKE CHARGE of one or more CHILDREN, on rea-
sonable terms, with or without a nurse.—Address B. 45, Post-office,
.9;ttor, Wa-rington.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE taught on an
entirely New System, by
MONS. RAGONOT,

(oF PARIS,)
Author of the "SYMBOLIC ANGLO-FRENCH VOCABULARY,"

&c., &c.
The principle of this system is lounged upon the natural and
infallible method universally followed by the mother in teaching
her child.

The unsatisfactory results of the present mole of teaching foreign
languages is proverbial; the general impression is, tuat a language
can be acquired. only in the country where It is spoken, and doubtless,
this is necessary where the teacher considers himself justified in
disregarding the laws of nature so far as to endeavour to impart
sounds by the medium of the oyes, and teach the science of a
language before the pupil can lisp its simplest accents. With such a
theory, all human devices mutt necessarily fail, and hence the nu
merons complaints of wasted time and ineffectual endeavours, whilst
the teaching of nature is universally successful.
To those who have laboured in vain, and who now despair of ever
understanding the rapid conversation of the natives of France, the
faculty may be easily acquired, but not by any of the artificial sys.
ems, however ingenious, to which allusion has been made.

HIGHEST REFERENCES WILL BR GIVEN.
Ear FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS
GIVEN. EVENING CLASSES.
_

The "SYMBOLIC Anow-FRENcu VOCABULARY," sth edition, par-
ticularly adapted for Schools, &c approved and sanctioned for the
use of the Inssitutions for the deaf and dumb. in England and France.
To be 12,41 from the Author, M. Ragonot, and sold by all booksellers.
. 115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.

ADHESIVE ENVELOPES.—FULL LETTER
SIZE, 6s. per 1,000, Cash, at CHARLES WILLMER'S
Willoesale Stationery Warehouse .19.Soath John-ftreet.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

SUICIDE OF EM,LY SANDFORD

There are few but will recollect the startling and half
romantic details and circumstances of the Stanfield Hall
tragedy, of which Rush was the hero. Not the least
feature of interest, arising out of the disclosures then
made public, was the position of the victim of his seduc-
tion, Emily Sandford, upon whose evidence his fate was
sealed. It will be remembered that after the execution
of Rush the contributions of the charitable enabled her to
seek a home and the means et forgetfulness in Australia.
The next that is heard of her is, that her brother who
accompanied her was drowned while landing at Adelaide.
And now, from a South Australian journal, we learn that,
unable longer to endure the inward grief anl distemper
of mind to which of late years it would seem she had been
subject, she has put an end to an existence upon which
mi-ery had for the most part set its seal. At the coroner's
inquest it was related that during the last three years she
had been in the service of a gentleman of respetability at
Caorings, and was generally known as Emily Smith. Her
employer described her as being a really good servant.
Both himself and his visitors had remarked that she was
occasionally " very flighty ;" they thought her eccentric:;
"at one moment she would be smiling, and the next in
tears, although generally she was in good spirits." Her
employer had ventured to joke with her at times, having
been so long in his service; her grammar and language
being peculiar to herielf• She had an uncontrollable
curiosity, and on one occasion it was discovered by her
employer that she had been reading some private letters
belonging to another person sent to him for perusal. He
chided her for it, telling her she was quite at liberty to
read his\letters, but not those of other people. Oa the,
evening when she took ale poison—arsenic—she waited at
the table as usual, company being present. When called
for after supper she did not appear, and was found suffer-
ing from the effects of the poison. Oa the surgeon's
arrival she asked if she was dying, and receiving a reply
in the affirmative, she exclaimed, " I thank God for it I"
To one of the witnesses she was recently pointed out by
those who knew her as Emily Sandford, but of this she was
ignorant. The jury returned a verdict of felo do se. And
no sod or stone will tell, in a few short years, where lie
the earthly elements of a human soul which once, we may
be certain, was undimmed by the dark shadows which, in
latter years, sufficed to hurry it to premature destruction.
—Ballarat Star.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

RIVINGTON, SANDSTONE, WENHAM LAKE.
ICE.
IN these days of contention as to the source from which the inhabitants of this vast town should be
sup lied with a pure drink of Water, the Wenham Lake appears to have been forgotten ; we therefore take this
oprcrtunit of reminding our friends of the fact, that now the warm weather has set in, the admixture of our congealed element is indis-
pensable. A trial of a few pounds per day from our mammoth and never-failing reservoirs will convince the most sceptical.
Families will be supplied by contract tor the season at a considerable reduction in price. Circular of Rates may be obtained on application
at the Office, 34, North John-styeet. _ _

PATENT REFRIGERATOR.
We have also in Stock a large number of the latest improved Refrigerator or Portable Ice House, which answers the purpose of a Wino
Cooler and Provision Safe, an indispensable article for family use during the hot weather.
Wenhana Lake Ice Office, 34, North John-street.

H. T. ROPES & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

INDIA.

110 W TO QUELL THE MUTINY IN

INDIA.

We've lately heard, with deep concern, the news
That hundreds of our Indian troops refuse
Langer, as soldiers, to perform their duty ;
And that, at Delhi, this rebellious horde
Rave put whole scores of white men to the sword,
Whose Property has now become their booty.
They tell us the first cause of discontent
Wag certain cartridges, which had been sent
As amraunition for their use ; and that,
The ends of them being smeired with bullocks' fat,
They Were to Hindoos an abomination.
Por their religion upon ns occasion
Allows them o an animal to taste ;
And thus they would have been for life disgrac'd,
The Government should really send to Delhi
Some BUTTER from the celebrated KELLY,
To put upon the cartridges, instead
Of the said fat the Sepoys so much dread.
Though animal it be, 'tis still so nice,
It would convert the rebels in a trice !!
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

MERCHANTS AND THE TRADE SUPPLIED ON THE

LOWEST TERII3.

MP LEMEN TS, MATERIALS, AND SPORTING AMMUNITION.

FIRE-ARMS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Cleaned and Repaired on the Premises pith Despatch.

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:
No. 3, GREAT HOWARD:STREET,
(Opposite the Leeds and Live:pool Canal Company's Wharf).
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

WANTED, COPIES of the NORTHERN DAILY
TntIES of Saturday, August Ist, 1857.—Apply
at the Noll' ern Daily Tires.

WANTED, a good SECOND-HAND set of
DINING TABLES, about 18 feet lorg.—Address,
A, 43. Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

FOREIGN C ASHMERE SHAWLS.
CRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS f©l this Season,
. and can confidently state, that-never since he has been engaged as a Shawl Merchant, and Manufacturer (now
upwards of Twenty Years), has he had ro large a STOCK OF SUCH EXQUISITE DESIGNS to Offer.
GOOD FRENCH BAREGE, TISSUE, AND GRENADINE LONG SHAWLS. ONE GUINEA EACH.
WAREHOUSE FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, FANCY DRESSES, AND FURS,
14 and 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
•
JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

ITALY.

The Piebnontese Gazette of the sth has the fol
'lowing' intelligence, under the head of Turin,
:'without quoting the source from which it is taken,
and, therefore, must be looked on as being an
article published under the sanction of the Pied
montese Government
Besides
like 3esides the •
mp address which many notable citizens of
those of Ravenna, Forli and other towns
of the legations, have presented to their senator in order
to request him to convey the wishes of the country to
the Supreme Pontiff, the Chamber of Commerce and the
corporation of advocates and attorneys of the former
• city have each sent an address to the Holy Father. That
of the Chamber of Commerce treats of the wants of the"
commercial and manufacturing interests, and that of the
Advocates on law reforms. The students of the University
of Bologna have also addressed a petition to their rector,
- in which they solicit him to call the attention of the Holy
Vather to the necessity of introducing improvements into
the University.
The publication of such intelligence is the more
remarkable that the Armonia, the clerical organ of
Turin, has hitherto stoutly denied the exist-
ence of the other addresses mentitvned in the
above article.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

rsi ENTLEAIEN'S SHIRTS

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,

Made to Measure on the most approved principles,

combining a Gentlemanly Style and

A CORRECT FIT.

EVERY STYLE OF COLLAR
MADE TO ORDER.

E. BURDEN,
17, CHURCH.STREET, LIVE RFOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

THE ANN WILSON. EMIGRANT SNIP:

By the Wellington papers of 25th ultimo, we learn that
the Provincial Government have refused to pay the
bounty of .e2O, per head for the immigrants by this vessel,
but found shelter and rations for the whole, and employ.
ment for such as were not absorbed through private
channels. The Port Emigration 05cer, Captain Sharp,
also laid an information against the mister of
the vessel, Capt. Rutherford, and established the following
breaches of the Passenger Act, after a protracted inquirr
in the Resident Magistrate's Court, before Mr. H. St.
Hill, viz.: 1. That the deck space and ventilation was
only adequate for 112 adults instead of 169, the number on
hoard. 2. That the proper allowance of water was
never served out during the whole voyage. 3. That
the galley was so small as to necessitate the
employment of cooks day and night. Julgment
was recorded, and the following penalties indicted.
viz. For conveying 57 passengers more than the Act
allowed. .11,140. 2. For 120 days breach of the 35th
clause, relating to the issue of water, £6OO. 3. For 123
days' breach of the 36th clause, relating to the provisions
not having been issued in a cooked state before two o'clock,
£l2O. Total penalties, £1,850. In addition to the above,
there ar-o other cases now before the resident magistrate,
which have been brought by the cabin passengers for
breaches of contract under the above mentioned act. A
coAsiderable amount of sympathy has been excited on
hehalf of the widows and sick persons landed from the
Ann Wilson, but as is always the case in unorganised
movements, less good has been effected than migl,t
have been accomplished by systematic efforts. Tl'.ose
who push themselves for ward are apt to be pette?„ and
spoiled, while those who are sensitive and shrir:a from
making known their position to every stranger P.re apt to
be neglected. An Emigrants' Aid Society v/ill shortly
become a necessity, as it must in every place where
immigration increases.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

r HE DOMESTIC STEAM WASHING
MACHINE (Patent), manufactured solely by ROBERT
ANDERSON AND Co., I,l,Dalce-strect, r iverpool.
The advantages of this mac`•ine over others are—
First,—The clothes are merely put into the compartments in bulk
requiring no arranging whatever.

Second,---The m ichine is turned easily by hand; the position of he
articles being thus changed continual:y, allows the steam or boiling
water to act upon all parts.

Third,—lt can be 'affixed to the ordinary wash-house boiler for
hot water.

vor private families, schools, &e., &c., this machine is invaluab!e.
A Boiler for steam is sup lied at an extra cost of .42 100., rendering
it perfect and complete for ths th ,r,ugh cleansing of the finest and
coarsest articles, and saving nearly 60 per coat. in soap alone, to say
nothing of the wear and tear consequent cn the use of other machines.
N.B.—A machine Ott d up ran be seen at our works for a short time.
An Agent wanted for Liverpool and vicinity. A liberal commission
paid.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

T R. CAMERON,
WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER.,
V •
54,150UT11 CASTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
MARINE CHRONOMETEP.S ON SALE, or HIRE.

SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPE 3, BAROME TEES,

!CHARTS, &c.

TO TOBACCONISTS, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND

OTHERS.

A_ Large assortment of
CIGARS, well matured, and no
house lu the trade, at the unclerm.
VERY LOW
BRITISH.

BRITISH & FOREIGN
>t to be surpassed by any o:he
ken tioned

PRICES!!

FOREIG N.

Per lb. Box.
6s ed
is 6d
Ss 64

Per lb Box.
LARANAGAS
EL IMPEIIIOS 275 Gel
PATRONS 26s Od
N3BAGAS oss Od
INGENUIDAD

Ist Class C ITI A NAS 38s Od
2nd Class CABA NAS.... 35s Od
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

Important Just Published. price 3d, Post-free 4d,
rrHE " S Ei-.3RET PH EC .-.1) ti." ore trpetiso
Cr the sympforng, enuse. and cu-e of clehility
certain di,eeseq and rice,y whether the re .-n't of climate or otbe.r-
wise, by Dr. ',7I7E'tED, wir, mac F.e consult d as u eel, from Nine
Morning tin Tes Emning, at 17, 1.774,er Pitt-street, two doors from
Great Georgi:'s-square, Liverpool.

ON THE TREATMENT AND CURE OF SPERMA-

TORRHCE A..
Just Publ'shed, Price is., Fret!, 16 stamps.

AN I SSAY on NERVO.US 'DEBILITY, with
plain instructions for an entirely new mode of self-
treatment, and an exposition of the frauds practised by the se who
advertise a speedy, safe, and effectual cure of Nervous derangement,
By Dr. J. SU TON, (Author of "Quackery Unmasked.")
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
_

" We hare much pleasure in calling attnlion to this Work, and
in especially recommending it to the sufferer from this alarming and
life-destroying malady, inasmuch as the author handles his subject
in an mu aceptionable and scientific manner."—Medical Gazette.

"Dr. Sutton is well known to English readers as the Author of
'Quackery Unmasked,' and we therefore haw great pleasure in
recommending this Essay to general attention ; fo,, s far rs we can
gather, from 80114 medical opinion, the author's novel treatment
appears to be founded on scientific principles, and ha evidently well
understands the subject on which he writes, having cured several
apparently hopeless cas-s."—Edinbu, gh Review.
Address Dr. Sutton, 15. Frederick-place, Goswell-qtr.er, London.

The Tenth Edition, with Prescriptions in English. Post free for
Four Stamps.
QUACKERY UNMASKED, being a complete
exposition of Vle frauds, impositions, and deceptions
practised by a gang of ignorant pretenders, who advertise a speedy,
safe, and elfectull cure of dlsea•es, and under assumed names and
professional mask carry on a most iniqu,tons system of extortion.
By JOHN SUTTON, M.R.O.S.
OPINIONS OP TIIE PRESS.

"The author has conferred a just boon on auffeting humanity by
exposing the nef,rious p• act ices of ignorant imposters who advertise
to cure a di e.tte of which, in reality, they know nothing."—Herald,
June 6, 1857.

" Will prove useful to thousands, to whom we especially recom.
mend it."—Sun.

"if others in the healing art would follow the imitation shown
tbem by Dr. Surton.Quackery's career would be sl.ort-lived."—Critic.

" Wdeannot too highiy corAplimen the author uPoal;7l firm and
Uarless purpose."—Lancet, May 29, 1857.
"The author (Dr. Sutton,) receives and deserves our warmest
thanks for this full exposi.ion of quacks."—Weekly Despatch, June
6, 18b7.

CAUTION.—Beware of a piracy of this essay by an ignorant pre-
tender, who bas absconded, to avoid proceedings, and now mall lously
vilifies Dr. Sutton's reputation. head rkis exposure, shit tiing in the
extreme, of this fellow and his gang.—Address Dr, Sutton, 15,
Frederick-1 lace, Gosrvell-street, London.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

wANTED, a middle-aged LADY, of euergetic
ha' its an,i good address, to Solicit Orders and
Collect Accounts from ficat-char Families, for the Liverpool and
Birkenhead Steam Company, Brandon-street, Eirkenhaad.

WANTED, by a Young Man, aged 27, a SITU-
ATION to assist in a Wholesale or Retail Hosi-
r:V;Cr Vaberdashery business ; can keep accounts, and would have
o objet tionto make himself genera), useful.—Addre,s, S. P., Mr.
rewnri,;gs, Post-Office, Old Swan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

GORDON OUMMING.

LION HUNTER,
Will appear TEM EVENING, and Every Evening (ex,ept Saturday)
till further notice, in Liverpool, at the
CLAYTON-HALL, CLAYTON-SQUARE,

And, surrounded by'the SPOILS and TROPHIES of his
HUNTING ACHIEVEMENTS,
Give his MU-ICAL and PICTORIAL ENTERTAINMENT,
'Descriptive of his EXPLOITS and ADVENTURES in the

FAR INTERIOR OF SOUTH AFRICA.
The Hunter's Narrative will be illu-trated by a Novel Series of

DIORAMIC SCENES;
And the NATIVE BUSH PEOPLE from the
GREAT KALAHARI DESERT,
Will appear in their Characteristic Dances.

A SPECIAL PERE oRMANCE ON SATURDAY AFTERN JON,

At Two o'clock.

Atmission to the Gallery, Is; Area Stalls, 2s ; Dress Circle, 3s.
Commence at Eight o'clock precisely.

TIVERPOOL.—EVANS'S, from Covent-garden,
Lndon. FIRST MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
OUT OF THE METROPO' LS. In or'er to pica additional effect to
the Madrigals, Gle,.s, Rc., the folio*. ing ‘yell.knovirn members of the
ENGLISII OPERA TI4OUPE hare been engaged :—Mies Cavendish,
Miss E. Mowbray, Mr. Parkinson, alto; Mr. Young, tenor; mr.
Dawson, second tenor ; Mr. G. Saund rs, basso ; Mr. I,
Simmons. first violin; Mr. Blumphin, harp: Sir. Shaw,plecolo; Hai
Meyer, grand harmonium. The " Miserere" Chorus from Il Trovatore
and selections from La Trariata, nightly. Gentlemen only admitted:
Steak., Kidney., Re., ready in ten minntas,as chop.,town.
UPPER DAWSON STREET (close toßox Entrance of Theatre-
Royal), LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

33rtttlb aanertret.

FOR QUEBEC.
TO SAIL ON THE 15TH AUGUST,
The spentlid Clipper-ship
OCEAN BRIDE,
a-. 17 1000 tons reoi.ter: Captain W. ATIC:IM

This magnificent Ship is one of-the finest and fastest shi4B
She made the last pa,sege out to Qm cc in 23 days, and the passen-
gers were so we'l p cas..d with the ship and the treatment they met
with, that they pr rented a testimonial to the Capt in on leaving the
ship. Early applications fo: Berths will be necessary. to
W. FRACKELI ON, 70, Nate 100 Road.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

THE GREATEST LUXURY DURING THE HOT
WEATITER IS A SHOWER BATH,

WHICH YOU CAN

PURCHASE AT HIGGS AND. JONES',
FURNISHING IRONMONGERY WAREHOUSE,
For 10s. Cd.;
Where, also, is on View the largest Assortment of Baths ever seen in
Liverpool.

_O,.tIGGS & JONES have the pleasure to
_ announce that their STOCK of BATHS, of all
kinds, is now COMPLETE for the SEASON, and respectfully request
an inspection of the same. It has always been their desire to Sell the
Best Article at the Lowest Remunerating Price. In Shower Baths,
especially, nothing is so essential as a Good Article, to insure which
every Bath is tried before being sent out, and its proper working
guarantee!.

s. d.
Portable Shower Bath, with Curtain and Brass Valve.... 0 10 6
Pillar Shower Bath, with Curtain complete . ..3 6 0
Ditto, large size
Sitz Bath, Japanned Oak 0 14 0
Sponging ditto, 30-inch diameter
Patent Wove Wire Dish Covers, 18 inches..
Strung Wire Meat Safes

HIGGS & JONES,
FURNISHING IRONMONGERS,

46, LORD-STREET,

NEA T DOOR TO THE MERCI7RT-OFFICE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

SPOKEN.

In lat. Loa
May 11.. Winifrel
June 7.. Aspasia
June S.. Hound . . .......57 8..68 W
June 26.. North, hence to Calcutta,....
Jane 26.. Nevil o 6 N.. 22 W
June 27.. Lady Clarendon, of Liverpool, standing S.W.. SN. W
June 30.. North Wales, Glasgow to Cuba .25 N.. 34 W
July 1.. Linelnden Castle.
July 1 1.. Reinhardt, hence to Rio Janeir:o
July 29.. Howden, hence to Bombay
—Charles Brownell, Caldera to Swansea .... 15 S.. 24 W
FOREIGN PORTS.
Balbec (s.s.), hence at Havre.
Rita (s.s.), hence at Lilboa.
Colonist, from Bombay at Schelde.
Cannata, Guthrie, from Calcala at Bordeaux.
Ann Poiter, cleared at Iqn!que for the Cha-nel.
Manuel Mount, cleared at Iquique for Marseilles.
Africa (s.s ), from Olessa at Constantinople, and cleared for Liver-
pool, July 29.
Danube (s.s.), hence at Trieste.
Rita (s.s.), hence at Bilboa.
Emanuel, hence at Riga.
Fennigena, Sehieffers, hence at Rigs, August 2.
Navigator, Sehlor, hence at Stralsund. July 31.
Lancefield, Morris, hence at Teneriffe, and sailed for Havannah,
July 10.
Ariadne, Bnggie; and Caroline, Tamke—both hence at Crons.adt.
Windsor Forest, sailed from St. Petersburg for Liverpool, July 30.
Gothenburg (s.s.), sailed from Dangle fcr Liverpool, August 2.
Ornen, Poulsen, from Solerhain at Elsino.e for Liverpool.
Charlotte, Lindstrom, from J4cobstad at Elsinore for Liverpool.

BIRTHS.

On the Bth inst., at Claughton Range, Birkenhead, the wife of
Daniel PilkinAton, Esq,. of a daughter.
on the iith inst., the lady of E. J. Hayes, Esq., of Chapel Ash,
Wolverhampton, of a son.

years, Mary Jane, only daughter of Mr.
DEATHS •
On the 9th inst., aged 14
James Chesney.

4.7. Births, tdarriages, and Deatha, are only Inserted when sent
to our Office <Luis authenticated.

Comm trzfil S AIN,

THIS DAY.

MIA DAY, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange buildings.
About 58 Bags Baltimore BARK, all faults,
ex Belle of the Ocean.—Apply to Messrs. Rathbone, Broth( rs, and Co.l
Merchants; or to .7. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers•

TMS DAY, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Commercial Saleroom,
3'o BOZOS Port ONIONS,
130 Baskets
110 Boxes ex Braganza (s.s.);
Port APPLES,
4 Barn's
?20 Cases Valentla LEMONS, ex Meander (s.s.) ;
200 Valentin MELONS, ex Ter (s.s );
Apply to GEO. BADENACH & SON, Broker&

THIS DAY, the 10th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Commercial Sale oom Temple-court, .
, 127 Boxes Palermo LEMONS, ex Albanian (s.s.);
51 Boxes Do. Dirro, ex rrankfort (s.s.) ; f'`
307 Cases Naples DITTO, ex Meander OW ;
36 Cases Messina DITTO,
93 Boxes Da. DIT rO, ex Tiber (s.s.) ;
38 Boxes Palermo ORANGES,
40 Boxes Do. DITI 0. )
7 Boxes Do. OR,ANGES,}
20 Boxes Do. LEM )NS,
ex Euphrates (t.s.);
20 Bags Naples WA'.NUTS,
5) Bags Barcelona NUTS.
Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON & CO., Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

MO be LET, a HOUSE and SHOP, situate 60
Nether&ld-road North. No fixtures or goodwill.—
Apply to J. Robinson, tailor, &c., 33, Nether&ld road North.

TO be LET, in Corf Buildings, Preeson's-row,
a light DOUBLE OFFICE. Also, Two Upper
Rooms with Cellar—kitchen.—Apply to Mrs. Hargreen, upon the
premises.

EDGD-LANE.
Fir 0 be LET, the HOUSE, No. 1, Beech-terrace,
Beech-s'reet.—Apply on the premises between twelve
and two o'clock.

TO be LET, an excellent Family HOUSE, in
Everton, with iromedi, ts possession. Rent £5O.
Also, meral HOUSES in the centre of the Town to Let.—App y to
G. M.CoFnell, 18, Basnett Street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

go be firolTl.

Tr() be SOLD, a WHITECHAPEL.—AppIy to
William Archer, E'm Tree Inn, Bo ,tle-lane, Kirkdale.

ON SALE, several CALVING HEIFERS.—
To be sem at Neale's Hotel, Railway Station,
Formby.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

KITCHEN

SCOTCTI BORDERED TOWELS
RUSSIA TOWELLING
GLASS CII,TIIS

UNBLEACHED HUCKABACKS
BLEACHED
SS

PASSAGE AND S
5-8 BRESSELS STAIR 4-4 COCOA MATTING
TAPESTRY LINEN STAIR COVER
18 INCURS STAIR CARPUS BEST COCOA MATS
22 ix cults If DOOR MATS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS
27 nicincs

HALL

WINDOW HOLLAND% ALL WIDTHS
VENETIAN BLINDS
OIL BAIZES, FOR TABLE COVERS
STAIR RODS

SUNDRIES.

HEARTH RUGS, ALL DESCRIPTIONS CARRIAGE MATS
PRINTED AND TRANSPARENT WINDOW CURTAIN FRINGES, ontrs, LACES,
BLINDS TASSELS, &C.

BLISHMENT, CHURCH STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

Isle of aan.

ISLE OF MAN.
LIVERPOOL AND DOUGLAS.
DAILY (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED).
The Isle of Man Company's large and powerful Royal Mail Steam-
ship TYNWALD, MONA'S QUFEN. or other of their first-class
Steamers, is appointed to leave PRINCE'S PIEgHEAD, LIVERPOOL,
for DOUGI.AS, every Morning at Eleven o'clock 4 also an extra Steamer
every Monday, at or after Two o'clock in the afternoon ; and every
Saturday, at or after Four o'c'ock In the afternoon, with Pas-
sengei s only; and from Douglas for Liverpool, every Morning at Nine
o'clock (Greenwich time), except Monday, at Six o'clock in the Morn-
ing, and Six o'clock in the Evening; and Saturday, at Eight o'clock
in the Morning, and Six o'clock in the Evening; with Her Majesty's
Mails end PassengerA.
Cargo conveyed from Liverpool, by the. King Orry steamer, every
Monday, Wednesday, and Filthy ; and from Douglas every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday; leaving each port thout the time of high
water, p m.
FARES.—'aloon Cabin and Fees, 65.; Fore Cabin, as. Half Fare
under 14 Years. Servants Full Fare.
RETCEN TICKETS, available for 14 days.—Saloon Cabin and Fees, 8s ;
Fore Cabin, U.—Return Tickets from Doaglac are issued at the Office
only, and cannot be obtrlned on board the Steamers.
AGENTS.
LIVERPOOL THOS. ORFORD, 32 (late 24), James-street.
Manchester John Walker, 77A, Market-street.
Douglas Edward Moore.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

AN ACT OF CHARITY.

AGentleman having been cured of Nervous
Debility and Spermatorrhcel of long standing, and
after much mental and bodily sufferii,g, thinks it but charitable to
render such information to others similarly situated, as may restore
them to health, without exposure. Full particulars sent to any
address, by enclosing two postage stamps toy pa) postage..—
Address : THOMAS Howean, Esq., Birmingham.

DAILY ATTENDANCE.
TEETH WITH GUTT4 PRI?CH,4 LINIAGS. AND
ARTIFICIAL GUMS.

MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, of 92,
BOLD STREET, Liverpool, beg to call the attention of
their patients, and those who may wish to consult them, that they can now suppl
ARTIFICA TEETH, from one to a complete set, with Gutta Percha Linings
whereby all pressure on the remaining teeth is avoided, and entirely superseding the
use of wires and ligatures of any description. They are also the Patentees ano
Inventors of the new GUM-COLOURED COMPOSITION which is added to the
teeth, and which prevents the lodgment of food, and which also restores that youth-
ful contour of countenance so necessary to the proper adaptation of Artificial Teeth.
Specimens of these beautiful and useful inventions may he seen, and every informs.
Don given, free of expense. Every other description of Artificial Teeth, from one
to a complete set, at Half the usual Prices. Stopping Decayed Teeth, Scaling
Children's Teeth attended to, and every
operation pertaining to Dental Surgery,
Attendance Daily.
Messrs. M.'s residences are-30, fterners.street,Oxford-streel, end 42, New Bond
tenet, London:, .s. rfinrel.street, Preston ; rt,d 92. Cold-street, Livernoca

THE GREAT BOTANIC REMEDY
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS.
The following facts haVe been proved by testimonials of
thousands of cases:—
DR; TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Purify the Blood, and im-
p-ove the Digestion.
DR. TORRENT,' HERBAL PILLS Relieve Palpitation of the
Heart, and d.ftleulty of Breathing.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are good in Heartburn, and
Liver Complaints.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS Are a entail specific In
all Female Comphints.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PIL!.S C:eanse the skin, and pre-
serve the Complex on.
DR. TORRENS' ,RBAL PILLS Are composed of the
most SIMPL,: HERBS.
DR. TORRENS' HERBAL PILLS May be taken by the most
delicate in constitution.
Observe the words "Dr. Torrens' Herbal Pills" printed on the
Government Stamp, which is pasted round each box.
Sold by Mr. Thomas Britten, 35, Old Haymarket, and 69,
Byrom-street: Mr. Shepherd. Sc tiand•road, and all Dalnrs in
Patent Medicines can be supplied with Dr. Torrens' Herbal
Pills from Richard Br ok, printer, Buxton-road, Huddersfield,
or from any of the Wholesale houses.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-10

T 0 be SOLD, Two GOLD RINGS, and Two
GOLD PIiSS, value 45 shillinga, lowest price
shillings.--App'y, at W. Ross, Eldon Dining Rooms, South
John-street.

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
ON SALE, a Second-hand Four-horse Portable
THRASHING MACHINE, nearly new. Price £3O.
Second-hand CARTS. large and small; CORN DRILLS and
GRASS-SEED SOWERS, trade to order, on the lowest terms.—
Apply to John Ttroihton and grottier., Wheelwright,, Szc., Wootton.