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To-morrow will be Published, Price Is., Third Edition, with a
Preface and Appendix, not in former Editions,
THE MANIFESTED ONENESS of the CHURCH
of CHRIST; with some Reasons for not joining the pro-
posed Evangelical Alliance: a SERMON, by the Rev. HUGH
M`NEILE, Hon. Canon of Chester, and Incumbent of St.
Jude',s Liverpool.
J. HATCHARD and SON, London; LACE and Auntsorip
NEWLING, PERRIs, GRAPEL, and other Booksellers, Liverpool.

Second Edition, in post Bvo., bound in cloth, price 55.,
THE LORD OUR SHEPHERD;
An Exposition of Psalm xxiii.
By the Rev. JOHN STEVENSON,
Perpetual Curate of Cury and Gunwalloc, Cornwall.
Also, Sixth Edition, in post Bvo., bound in cloth, price 7s. 6d.,
CHRIST ON THE CROSS ;
An Exposition of the Twenty-second Psalm.
By the same Author.
London : J. H. JACKSON, Islington-green ; RonsaTson,
Dublin; ALLOM, York; INNEs, Edinburgh; and all other
Booksellers.

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and to all the above advantages.

MESSRS. COCKS'S MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS,
THE MESSIAH and THE CREATION, newly
arranged for voices, and piano or organ accompaniment,
by JOHN BISHOP, in two handsome large folio volumes, whole
cloth boards, price of each only 15s. The former is from Mo-
zart's score, and the latter from the author's original copy. Of
these unique editions, Mr. John Braham is pleased t 3 write to
the publishers, saying,—" After the most careful perusal of the
two editions of the oratorios, the Messiah and the Creation,
arranged by Mr. John Bishop, which you were so kind to pre-
sent me with, I cannot withhold my. sincere acknowledgment.n
for the benefit conferred on the musical world in general by 7,,
admirable a publication. The arrangement is the best 1 1i,;(3/
seen. The orchestralightn are moscurately taken up, 8..
presented in so clea g that th emusical intellect can fully
appreciate all the beauties of the sublime originals. I am, gen-
tlemen, your obedient servant, John Braham."—Also, by
Bishop (John,) "I will arise," arranged for one or four voices,
Is.—London : Published only by R. Cocxs and Co. 6, New
I3urlingtorvstreet, music sellers to Her Most Gracious Majesty.
N.B. All orders must state Cocks's Edition'
NEW ORGAN MUSIC.
Rinck's First Three Months, 88. • a new edition of his great
School, by John Bishop, Us. ; Books one to eight of a new and
complete edition of his Organ Works, by John Bishop, each 3s.
and 4s. ; Warren's Hints to Organists, 35.: Warren's Easy Tu-
tor for ditto, 4s. ; Appendix to ditto, 3s. ; his Beauties for the
Organ, 12 books, each 2s. 6d. or in one vol. 21s. ; Vinor's
nist's Library, six books, each 2s. 6d. or in one vol. 125. ; Ha-
milton's Catechism for the Organ, 3s. ; and J. S. Bach's 48
Preludes and 48 Figures, fingered by Czerny, 31s. Ed.—London
Published only by Messrs. R. Cocxs and Co., 6, New Burling-
ton-street, music sellers to the Queen.
NEW SCHOOL MUSIC FOR PIANO.
CHAULIEU'S MORNING EXERCIES for the Piano Forte,
seven books, 4s. i. c.—for Monday, five finger exercises ; Toes
day, scales with cadences; Wednesday, practical harmony;
Thursday, 36-octave exercises ; Friday, on thirds and sixths ;
Saturday, exercises on the shake ; and Sunday, Sabbath recrea-
tions, 24 pieces. Also, by Chanlieu, a new edition of his India
ensable, with 18 new and very easy preludes, Bs. ; his First Sit
Weeks at the Piano, seven books, each 35.; and his Adult's
Guide for the Piano, Bs. ; new editions of his Preparatory Stu-
dies, 10s. 6d.; ditto Special Studies, 10s. 6d.—London : Pub-
lished only by R. Cocas and Co., Royal Music Institution, 6,
New Bulington-street, music sellers to her Majesty.—A can-
logue of school music gratis, and postage free.
SCHOOL MUSIC.
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HAMILTON'S MODERN INSTRUCTIONS for the PIANO-
FORTE, with Examples, and 36 beautiful Airs, fingered by
Czerny, price 4s. Also, Hamilton's Dictionary of 2500 Musical
Terms, Is. ; and his five Catechisms of Music, each 2s. Of the
instruction book, the Editor of the Musical World is pleased to
write :—" This is the work of a careful and in ele-,
mentary writer. It combines the most useful parts of the old
systems of Cramer, Jousse, and others, with particulars more
intimately relating to modern improvements. It is succinct.to
style, and comprehensive in material; clearly written and in-
telligible to the most ordinary capacity. Ihe examples ere
various and well chosen. The fingering, by Czerny, is that ore
first-rate master of the instrument, and the entire book is wor-
thy the attention of teachers."—Vide iturical World, No. 44,
Sept. 1845

TO VIOLIN PLAYERS.
Now ready, CAMPAGNOLPS GREAT METHOD for tb!
Violin, translated by John Bishop, in whole cloth boards, 2451•
Spohr's Complete Method for the Violin, now first publishoul
translated by John Bishop, in one large thick vol. in whole c10,,a0
boards, with two portraits of the author. Of this superb • ego:
Lion, Dr. Spohr writes I have carefully looked over tb.
English Edition of my Violin School, published by Mesta'
Cocks and Co., and have no hesitation in recommending it
as s
faithful translation of the original work." Signed, " Low".
Spohr.,, Price 31s. 6d. Hamilton's Catechism of the Violith
Is. • Dubourg's very interesting work on the violin, ss. ; CAr,
relli's 48 Trios, edited by J. Bishop, in 3 vols., 245. ; ditto
Solos, edited by Czerny, 10s. 6d.—London: Published only ll'
to
R. Cocas and Co., 6, New Burlington-street, music sellers
her Majesty.—N.B. For Sale, a fine Aniati Violin, and V 'll 1
laume's beautiful copies of the old violins ; also the patent ate:J.
bows, ditto patent hair and rosin.--In the press, to be publish
by subscription, Beethoven's 17 Quartets, price 3 3s.
NEW MUSIC.
R. COCKS and Co.'s extensive Catalogues of New Music area
now ready for delivery, gratis.—Part 1. General catalogulo,
treatises. Instruction books, piano solos and duets, tri,e,.
quartets, quintets, and septets: church, organ, vocal, (lati
guitar, and accordion music. Part 2. For flute awl cora.`es;
piston, _&c., contains instruction books, exercises, and studs
solos, duets, trios, quartets, quintets, septets, and symohP,ary,
and overtures for an orchestra ; music for quadrille, loll", 00
and brass bands ; music in score, and scales and tutors o'oo-
- Part 3. For violin, tenor, and violoncello, 505,
tains instruction books, exercises, studies, solos, dueto,toe
quartets, quintets, septets, &c. Also a new catalogue of ":0 to
music. All orders must state the instrument the catalog':,et,
required for.—R. COCKS and. Co., 6, New Burlingtqa-ois of
London, music sellers to her Majesty.—Also, gratis, a "
their piano fortes.
TO QUADRILLE BANDS.
Arranged by B. Lee, for two violins, tenor, violoncerg.l-0-0,
bass, flute or flageolet, and cornet a piston, the Armen, `',le•
and Heiterer Sinn Polkas, 7s. ; Die Elfen, Deutsche Lust, cob
laiden, Dublin, Dalkeith, and Die Tanzmeister Waltzes, end.
6s. • and 200 other new dances for a band; ditto, military' noir
: Published only by R. COCKS and Co., royal
institution, 6, New Burlington-street, music sellers to bejiiies,
-- jesty.N.B. Just imported, 500 new sets of waltzes, qua'
&c. for orchestra, each set only 4s. 6d.
music elle"
The whole of the above works may be had of all mils
in Liverpool, Manchester, &c.

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IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINEfI to be
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sorting to bleaching, a practice which adds only to its or
ance at the expense of its more valuable qualities. ing th%
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appended to the label covering the neck and cork
bottle. fee .
Maybe had from the following Agents in LiverPr4cl:3l)-o,,iess:
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Thomas Dean, Druggist, 150, Scotland-road ;—on ultudi
Brown, Confectioner, Woodside ; and Mr. Rd. 10
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