... FOR WEAK HAIR. G ITH L CO, to whom the Prize Medal awarded fur Perfumery, &e., have prepared THE HAIR REST RER, from the Recipe or an eminent Man, by whom it has been for many years used amongst his Patients. It not only restores the air when in a decaying ...

... 3s 81; ducks (per couple), 44 8d to 5.; goemberrise (per quart), 21; mushrooms (per Ib), 9J ; strawberries (per I's), 41; cherries (per Ib), 4d. LITSRPOOL CORN, FRIDA.T.—A moderate atteodanoe. W beet a lair cooeninptive demand at Tuesday's rates ; some ...

... Grey Egerton, Oulton Park Lady Emily Hesketh, Gwrych Castle ilea. Mrs. Cholmondeley, Abbotta Moss Hon. Mrs. Stapleton Cotton, Cherry Hill Hoe. Mrs. Arthur Lascelles, Norley Hon. Mrs. Stanley, Peorhos Mrs. Mayoress, Chester Mrs. Ackers, Moreton Hall Mrs. Brown ...

... Kirklands, Rock Perry ; a: Six apples: 1, H. H Nichol- son ; BR. C. Naylor. Six peers: 2, iz plams: 1,T HL Jackson ; 2, B. cherries : 2, Thos. H. Jackson ; 2, David Maclver, M.P., Bromborough currants: 1, Jackson ; 2, G. Brownell. Dish of red currants: ...

... quite harm! less, will . dietary, exercise, &c ad:iress —Mr. F. seud Recipe cn receipt of stam 15, Gower-street, London, mped N B.—The following may help to show the valueof Recipe. The Young . Corpulency .— We have read the original testimoniels of many ...

... , * (per maple) S 0 „ 3 Tab Satter (per lb) „„ 1 Decks (per maple) Gooseberries per quit) Strawberries (per quart) 0 6 0 Cherries (per lb.) CORN, FRIDAY. BMA attendant*. Wilma olo•ee quiet witb • moderate demand, bat an°banged in price Flour also quiet ...

... noted for the fine quality of its various growth of cherries, and amongst them (lie Morella stands pro. eminent for richneoi and delicacy of flavour. From this kind is produced GRANT'S MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY, the most delicious and wholesome of all liqueurs ...

... for them. Flowers chiefly consist of Pelargonium., Gladiolas, Mignonette, Fuchsias, Lißums. Dahlias, and Asters. FRUIT. . Cherries, per lb., 9d. to la. - -- ikons, each, 1 . to Se Figs, per doz., 2a. to 40. Oranges, per 100, to 14s Grapes, per It., 28 ...

... sweetness ■nd extreme durability of perfume, in bottles Is. 6d., 3s 6s. and 10s. each. Choice Lavender Water, from M. E. Boden's Recipe. Genuine and British Eau d Cologne. The Superior Oriental Antiseptic Tooth Powder and Paste, in boxes and pots from Is. to ...

... and watery state so fatal to many labouring under chronic ulcerations. CHERRIES.—Kent, called the Garden of England, is noted for the fine quality of its various growth of cherries, and amongst them the Morella stands pre. eminent for richness and delicacy ...

... YEAR ENDED SEPTEMBER , 1870. 31[ESSRS. . beg W. & C. BROWN & CO. WINTER CHEER to announce that their ANNUAL ORANTS MORELLA CHERRY BRANDY from SALE of GOODS at REDUCED PRICES will the line Kent More ll a, is the most donnas take place Tuts DAY and three ...

... lamb, potatoes, turnips, carrots, cabbages, green peas, beans, mushrooms, and elderberries, In Moon, gooseberries, currants, cherries, apples, pears, plums, damsons. strawberries, 3^., and if these, or the balk of them, were found to be of the best—fresh ...