The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-01-06 00:00:00

YEARS' SU FFERINC

William Otilpin
dated May 151

)f 18 my wife
ed in her legs,

me they have been more or Ii

s sore, and
and for months

ta advised

tried, but without effect ;
tate of her legs was terri-
rind advised her to

,ements

sturbed

a last resource, after
he consented to do so.

you have witnessed

; the last 43 years, and contrast
nt of health, you would indeed

ly alleviating

RS OF AGE CURED OF A
RTY YEARS' STANDING
'om Mr. Win. Abbs, builder

GALPI

BAD LEG, OF

rted May 31at, ISS 1 . -
suffered for a period of
of two or three different
mpanicd by scorbutic symptoms.

nag ovens, of

r Huddersfield

the leg must be arnpuatecf,
, your Pills and Ointment

prisonment.
ane usservarore ttomano states that the reeetpts or the
pontifical customs for this year will equal, if not exceed,
those of the most prosperous years.
Accounts from Leghorn of the 20th ult.
Henry Stratford, calling himself Lord Aldborough, and
his brother, Henry Stratford, have been condemned to
death by the court-martial. The third brother, Charles
Stratford, has been sentenced to a year's imprisonment in
chains ; but the punishment has in each case been com -
_.,—My wife had suffered from muted. Henry Stratford is to suffer ten years' imprison-
x months, and during the whole ment, Edward Stratford six years', and Charles Stratford
1 attendance, but all to no use. has been set at liberty, the imprisonment previous to his
it wound in my own leg by your trial being reckoned a sufficient punishment.
lined again to use your Pills and -hem a trial in her case, and for- The Constituzionale of Florence mentions a most daring
ess than a month a perfect cure robbery that was committed there on the 21st ult. Some
t various other branches of my thieves having effected an entrance into the cathedral,
Ise is reany astonishing. I now robbed an altar, dedicated to the Virgin, of all the gold,
my friends. silver, and precious stones it contained ; and they had the
FREDERICK TURNER. audacity to melt down the precious metals on the spot, in
PERFECTLY CURED. order to carry them off more easily.
anew Arnot, of Breahouse,
dated April 29th, 1851.
Sir,—For more than twenty MExico.—The New York Tribune says :—" M. Ramon
from time to time, to attacks Gamboa had submitted to the Senate a draft of a bill
which she was bled and blis-
in could not be removed. empowering the Executive to open negociations with the
lie papers, the wonderful British Government for opening the Isthmus of Tehu-
and thought she antepec. Great Britain is to construct a canal, erect
lt astonishment and
fortifications, and protect the Mexicans in case of the
and after per-
invasion of the isthmus. Mexico to bind herself to gar-
- the forts, aid travellers, and make over to Great
Britain all the tolls and other advantages to be derived
from the canal.
" FAST BOYS" Or THE GOLD REGlONS.—California
is probably the greatest country in the world for precocious
youth:. Boys from 10 to 16 years of age, who in the At-
lantic cities would be either at school or apprenticed to
some useful trade, are found here upon our street wharves
or in saloons, with a pile of gold before them, offering to
" bet a hundred dollars that no gentleman can pick up the
ace of spades," or betting their hundreds at faro or monte.
It is sad to see the youths of this state thus growing up and
servinganapprenticeshipattleceit.--San Francisco Herald.
Strand, (near Temple Bar,) A PLEASANT DECEPTION.--A buxom Parisian widow
le Vendors of Patent Medicines recently married a youthful poet. After the wedding she
in Pots and Boxes, at Is. lid., took him aside, and, in a penitential tone, begged his for-
Us. each. There is a very con- giveness for having deceived him in declaring that her in.
larger sizes. come amounted to two thousand francs a year. " And
Mace of Patients are affixed to you haven't it ?" asked the poet ; adding, after a pause.
Well, it's of no consequence—don't trouble your head
about such a trifle !" " But you misunderstand me,"

in se; short a time, that felt

would c

statemer
3, Marke
BREi

'rom Mr
fated E

WILLIAM AIMS.
Tified by Mr. W.

A-street, Huddersfield.
AST CURED IN ONE MONTH
~ Frederick Turner, of Penehuri

Cancer
Contra

)ecember 13th, 1850

r s►de was completely
health for the last

Ointrnec

d and Stiff Sore Nipples
Sore Throats

Sore Heads
Ilimottrft

Wounds

state that

, Napoleon's right-hand man was a refugee said the bride, " I only misstated the amount—it is twenty
and the News of that city states that he , thousand !" The account states that the poet pardoned
his debts ! her the other way with equal facility.