The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-05-25 00:00:00

plied to the

lignt. lne cattie oeing driven into the market during
the night will be slaughtered on the spot, and thus, the

projectors thin
locality. Mr.
—The 13itileer

k, obviate the main objection to the present
Andrew Moseley is the architect employed.

Latham will pitch his tent at Newton Races
it will be supplied with excellent—everything.

He says

fame, and we learn highly talented, is, it will be seen,

appearing here

A drawing for ancient furniture, and other gems of an-
tiquity, after the manner of the art union, is about to
take place in Liverpool—See adv.
ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS.-The company at this beauti-
ful The
resort has been very numerous and respectable.
gardens are in first-rate order, and the whole on a gala
night presents the appearance of fairy land. The fire-
works give the greatest possible satisration.
EASTHAM FERRY.—The beauties of this romantic
landing-place are now beginning to be appreciated. Daily

during the summer will greatly exceed those of any pre-

vious year

STEALING GARDEN. STtIFFS.—A man named Charles
Hughes, and a youth named Sweeney, were yesterday
charged with stealing lettuce, &c., from several gardens
in Bootle-lane, Kirkdale. They were apprehended by
police-officers 69 and 70, and it appears that the depreda-
tions in the locality are frequent and serious to vrnw, rl_

I Comm
I for the offeneE

RATHER BACKWARD.—Upwards of th •ee thousand
years ago, the people of Israel had a sanna..y code of laws

e : it is necessari

since the cities of heathen and barbaric Rome
were constructed with an-aspecial reference to toe health
of their inhabitants, lavishly supplied with the means of

,nd year

aitary superin-

lization and enlightenment in which a large and compre-
hensive measure of sanitary reform" could .command the
attention of its legislatdre, and engage the sympathies of

its people
of facts,—

How full of reproof i; that simple statement
People's Journal.
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CHANGE OF SEASON

Now that the present fine

who prize the valuable jewel, health, to devote the serious
attention to it which is absolutely imperative at this
season. It is a well-established fact that the mrjority of
"the ills which flesh is heir to" are mainly attr,'
to an unhealthy state of the blood and eonsw-

fect circulation-. To remedy this, and promote a healthy
and regular action at the secretions, we recommend a
trial of " Priestley's Consentrated Decoction of Sarsa-
parilla." It is prepared on scientific principles by Mr.

bility in The

THE PLEASANT VILLAGE OF HAMPATEAII.—In Fiasic
Walk, one of the most public thoroughfares, abutting on
the very pave is a row of houses miserably drained and
ventilated. In one, on the 9th instant, a poor woman
was confined, and barely escaped a fa:al puerperal fever.
The atmosphere from'cesspools and drains is most loath-
some. A painted chair which has been left on the ground-
floor is blackened by the sulphuretted hydrogen escaping
through the boards. A tame bird, which had lived a year
in another house, died soon after being removed : the cat
has died. Seven or eight cats have died there ; Nobody
can keep their cats alive there. The man, a shoemaker,
works at his trade, and smokes tobacco to disguise the
smell. The rent is five shillings per week. Here the in-
fant was born, and if left, like two of its deceased brothers,
pet bird, and doomed cats, to breathe a slow poison.
stench,