The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-04 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind N.W.
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ARRIVED.—Niord, Hankman, Maulmain—Florence, Foye
Wilmington—F. W. Bailey, Koopman. Portland—Clipper
Whitburn ; Goddess, Scott; and Arrow, Passrnore,. St
Michael's—Lisbon, M'Cowan, Lishon—Pet, Leary, Venice.
SAlLED.—Siddons, Taylor, for New York—Genova (8. 8.),
Campbell, Genoa.
Asia (r. m. s.), Lott, New York, left March 22; has 303,000
dollars in specie.

Charity (s. s.), hence and Greenock, at Portland, in 28 days
ity
from the Clyde, having been hemmed in the ice nine days.
Premier, and Palm, at Ascension, on the 11th Feb.
Bonita, from Rio Janeiro, and Mountaineer, Robertson,
hence at New Orleans. _

Viper, Knuggs, hence and Agettora, Dublin, at Savannah.
Rhodes, hence at Charleston.
Ilercyna, Smith, Valparaiso, at Callao.

Menchestcr, Ry;n, C.ardiff. at
Juniata, Burnham, and Mary Hale, Rollins, from Balti-
more to this port, were at anchor off Poplar Island, March 18.
Cumberland, Cooper, Baltimore, for this port, off Bark
River, March 19.
Thetis, Leith to Melbourne, has put into Falmouth, with
compasses out of order.
The 88th Regt. will embark from the landing-stage to-
morrow, at- eleven o'clock. The r. m. a. Niagara will sail
with them early next morning to the East.
BOSTON, MARCH 19.—A heavy gale from N. W. prevailed
here yesterday and last night, which is reported to have been
unusually violent at Portland, Bangor, Eastport. and Calais.
During the galethe steamer Arabia' and ships Parliament, Bell,
Rock, and other vessels, parted their cables and nearly ca-
reened over, but were finally secured. The barque Yuba was
driven ashore on George's Island, but succeeded in getting
off, and put to sea for safety.

TIDE TABLE.

DAYS. i NTORN.'EVEIII3.I

TIGHT. I HOLYDAYS, ETC

April. b. m. h. m. I ft. in
Tuesday.— 4 3 9 329 12 7
Wednesday .5, 353 421 ill 1
Thursday.. 6, 457 535 10 0
Friday 7 624 7 8 9 8
Saturday .. 8 752 ' 828 10 3
Sunday .... 9 9 0. I 924 11 10
Vlonday....lo 945 10 6 13 9

6th Sunday in Lent.

CUTANEOUS DISEASES, &C.-It is an undisputed fact
that Holloway's Ointment is the only one which is in its
effect infallible. Cases that the most eminent medical prac-
titioners have despaired of relieving, immediately yield to its
curative powers, and when used in accordance with the
printed directions which accompany each pot, with Hollaway's
Pills, the two combined thoroughly eradicate the most
pestilential diseases, and leave the sufferer without a blemish.
BURNS, the Scottish bard, designated the Toothache "the
hell of all diseases." And he was not far wrong. This hell,
however, is not a " bottomless pit." Fill up the cavity of the
decayed tooth, and the torturing fires are extinguished.
,i,iiigiilci
sihcthh
Brande's Enamel, placed in the decayed spot, prevents irri-
tating substances from reaching the nerve, and kindling that
inflammation therein, which gives the terrible pain known as
toothache. This substance: is used, without heat, in a soft
state, and becomes hard in a few minutes, rendering unsound
teeth painless and useful for many years.
THE TEETH AND BREATH.—IIow often do we find the
human face divine disfigured by neglecting. the chiefest of its
ornaments, and the breath made disa'greeable to companions
by non-attention to the teeth! Though perfect in their struc-
ture and composition, to keep them in a pure and healthy
state requires some little trouble; and if those who are
blesse,t with well-formed teeth knew how soon decay steals
into the mouth, making unsightly what otherwise are delight-
ful to admire, and designating unhealthiness by the impurity
of the breath, they would spare no expense to chase ewer
these fatal blemishes. But although most ladies are careful,
and even particular in these delicate matters. yet few are
sufficiently aware of the imperative necessity of avoiding
which
the or mineral substances of acrid nature, and a ll'e
the greater part of the cheap tooth-powders of the presentrit out
day tire composed. It is highly satisfactory
t° Pc"Messrs. Rowlands' Odonto, or Pearl Dentrifice,
as %Imitated
prepara-
tion free from all injurious elements, and eminently o
impart a
to embellish and preserve the dental structare t
and per-
grateful fragrance to the breath, and to embellish
petuate the graces of the mouth.—Court Journal.,
„rs puzzled the
ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS have (2,_.
T filo3oper's Physician's
most eminent of the Faculty; jA,owiedged that no treat-
Pocket Book. edited by Ryan,
t, it 15 aess'ful; such is still the
ff
ment then known had een successful;
to the profession has,
opinion of many. A substancera
chiOlawrealreeter:,l:enecnonifiErtnl,Oadtl;:nel::;,dcea'ssesPorfona cminioaslt oSbeadtaitnill:tee
which has been successful ionf
~,,
hich we quote the following
M. Michea, recently pub- •
important medical testimonial
occasionl to exhibit this substance in cases
frequently"taken
chronic catarrh, pulmoir,ry phthisis, asthma,
of bronchitis,
s
of the chest. 1 „,,,pt .:n; I have derived
and other affect!
esrefirsoen: iii:oso i ~ling,tll e re's7l.rotory ofished in the Repertoire de Phannocie, Paris :—" I have
The action
rgans
• with: sin! sede'l• •it
be both stimu . . .
Seems to
so. 1,0•• ot ~ 't. .
of the cough, and din,i . .
~t,f..s altogether
violence
oppression of the chest, by facilitati,,g ot:rtectoration. I
the
... •t. a • peciai action
favourableis c affections
mediciner results uclxt
as no other remedy is known to exercise) upon the
respiratol y organs. Some facts that have come under my
(andifeeelrs even
ot notice inclined
ba
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convinced
a me
t that
ae
t- e lii, .an g :
was perfectly
justified in his assertion that it stops the spitting of blood
and arrests the formation of pulmonary tubercles. It can be
obtained through any chemist or medicine vendor in the
United Kingdom, or of any of the;agents for Brande's Enamel.