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Northern Star (1837-1852), 18th August 1838, Edition 1 of 1, Page unpag, Untitled Ad

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      — J l GOOD Accustomed BEER HOUSE , in a 3- fiwt nie sitnarion and at a low Tilnation for particulars apply at Mr . Hopxinson ' Sj brazier , fleetrStreet , Shambles , Leeds . Abo two others will be to LET shortly .

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      tf TSWEUOSBS , SnVEBSBHTHS , ASS WATCHMAKERS . TG BE DISPOSED OF , an excellent Retail Business in the aboTe Trade , established for j ^ nrtrfs of Fifty Years , situated in the principal street of one of the most flourishin g Watering paces , and Market Town * , in the "West of gnsknd . , For ^ articmlars , apply , post paid , to J . F . G ., N » . H 5 , Box , Post Office , Birmingham , stating real mnie-and address . Immediate possession may 'be had , and liberal tgms will be offered for the payment of the Stock .

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      TO TTJR 3 TEBS A 2 U > ITNTSHEBS OF PATENT AXLES . WASTED , by BEECROFT SUTLER , and Co . KirkstaU Forge , Six or Eight TUB . - KEBS and FDQSHERS of PATENT AXLES . Jfooe . hat steady and First-Rate Workmen seed sppfr- " Erkstall Forge , 9 th August , 1838 .

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      STAFFORDSHIRE HOUSE , 40 , irOWJERHE ^ D-HOW , LEEDS . J EASTWOOD in again returning his acknow-• ledgements to the Inhabitants of Leeds and itiYicini y , for their numerous Favors , begs to infem them , that he has jnstreceived a Large . Stock d GLASS , CHINA , TABLE SERTICES , and EARTHENWARE , of the Neatest and most Modem Patterns , which he is able to offer on Terms ^ laeh cannot fail to secure the continued Favors of the Publie . Leeds , July 28 th , 1 B 38 .

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      Juil Published , Price SIXPENCE , 0 WE 5 ISM . DISSECTED A CALM ESAUIKATION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES OT

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      ANNIVERSARY OF THE ROCHDALE EIPICAI ASSOCIATION . fHHE Inhabitants of Rochdale and it 3 Ticinitv 1 are respectfnlly informed , that the above iSSOCIATION wiH Celebrate its THIRD 45 NIFERSA& 5 ; ^ jr * EUBtJfC 3 XENNER , in 4 e" Assembly T&KMn , Theatre , Rochdale , on Tuesday , the " 21 st instant . Dinner at Four ¦ o'ClbA in the Afternoon . -

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      W 0 BE 5 , PUBLISHED BY G . BERGER , HOLYWELL STREET , STRAND . CONSUMPTION CTJRABLE , Twentieth Edition , Price Two Pence , By H . Coxgbetx . ABSEBVATIONS on Asthma , Consumption , \ J and other Disorders of the Lnngs ; Cough , Sntnen of Breath , Stc This Pamphlet , addressed ^ oaaTelT to the . above " class of sufferers , Las fatiid the unprecedented circulation of . Twbstt -ibokaxd Coppes ! therehy proving it to be wor-« T rf the patronage bestowed—its low price renderog n accessible to the poor .

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      THE MOTHER'S MANUAL , Or every mother her own Physician . By H . Consbete . ^ A Treatise on the disorders ocenrring in the early ^ 8 of infancy , particularly at the period of entting ^ * ^ h , with tie mp-ans of preventing convnlsions , j T ^ j consequent on that painful operation , ^ suggestions and advice , well worthy the atten-^ of every mother . "—Nottingham Review . - Price SisjescEj -srith an Engraving . g ^ M wholesale and retail "by J . Hotson , Northern J * Omce , Leeds , and "b y all the Vendors-of that *< 5 nial ; also , "b y all Tendors of cheap periodicals * pBghout the country . Agents may be supplied * 2 iShow or Posting Bills , on application to the J ** iher , or to Mr . Hobson-

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      &Q 0 D NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED : DR . B . COX IAMBRaCE S the present opportunity of annonn-* jJ- bg himself as an experienced practitioner in ZJ * y ** of that troublesome DISEASE , so fre-^• J- contracted- hj incautious yonth of both ^^ m the moments of impradent excitemenL J ** rcs « f Twenty-three years lie nas practised in JTp » a of Leeds , daring which time he has had jj ^ 7 P « timity of witnessing the effects of thi s jjna milady in aU its stages . The most oostiizt e ¦ aS 63 - ^ ^^ ^^ nnder his treatment , which

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      MORISON'S PILLS .

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      HYDKOPHOBIA . rr \ HIS horrible Disease is effectually prevented by JL the timely Application of ROWED & Cos ' . IMPERIAL COMPOSITION—highly approved of by the Faculty : no one ought to be without it , in case ^> f accident . Also a Preparation for the Prevention of that baneful Disease , SYPHILIS , which"insidiously entails misery on afier generations . Depot , No . 64 , Farringdon-street , London ; and seld by most Druggists and Vendors .

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      " GOOD NEWS FOR THE MILLION . " Opi / er per oriem dicor . " E ALEY , the greatest of moral philosophers , truly enumerates children as among the principal sources , of human happiness . —At no period is human life so precarious as in the early stages of infancy ; for it is a fact no Itss lamentable than true , that a the least one half the children born in Great Britain perish in a state of infancy . Of these , some die for want of medicine , but by far the greater portion from the abuse of it . Pernicious stupefactives , whose basi * is laudanum or other opiates , are constantly administered to tender infants , especially among- the poorer classes . These dangerous compounds allay pain for a time by stupefying the senses , bnt ultimately . leave the agonised little sufferer in a worse state than before . The ignorant and deluded ,

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      BUNAWAY BOY . jraasi £ MB&sr . r whatever , ^ the 31 st of July last . He was dressed - ^/ w fn 8 tisn ) % bt complexion ,, and tery Any person bringing the boy to his parents as aforesaid will have any reasonable expences allowed .

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      XEEDB SCHOOL OF MEDICINE . THE NEXT SESSION , in which the following J- COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered , *"" commence on Monday , October Third , t n ^ v \ ° W > JHYSIOLOGY , and PATHOLOGY , by Mr . T . P . Teale , F . L . S ., Mr . Garlick , and Mr . Nunnbley . ¦ ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS , by Mr . Price and Mr . Nelson . PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of SUR . GERY , by Mt , Wm . Hey . '

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      HULL AND LONDON STEAMERS , TO ASB FROM CU 5 TOM . HOUSE QUAY , LONDON , FOUR DAYS A WEEK , AT REDUCED EARES . IS BY FAR THE FASTEST STEAMER on the Station , having , on every occasion , made her passage in considerably less time than any other Boat now plying * THE EAGLE SAILS FROM HULL , Oa MONDAY AFT 3 £ RNOO : N 3 , atFouTVQJtaek j From CUSTOM-HOUSE QJUAY , ' ' K ; ' LONDON , On THURSDAY Mornings , at EIGHT o'clock . FARES . Best Cabin , IO 3 . —Beds , if taken , 2 s . —Fore Cabin , 3 s The other well-known Boats SAIL AS UNDER , EROM HULL , The GAZELLE , on Wednesday Mortimgs , at Eight o'Clock . The LONDON on Thursday afternoons , at Four o'Clock . The YORKSHIREMAN , on Friday Afternoons , . at four o'clock , instead of Saturday Mornings . FROM CUSTOM-HOUSE QUAY , LONDON , The LONDON , on Monday Mornings , at Eight o'Clock . The YORKSHIREMAN , on Tuesday Mornings , at Eight o'Clock . The GAZELLE , on Saturday Mornings , at Eighi o'Cloek . FARES . Best Cabin , 7 s .-Beds , if taken , ls .-Fore Cabin , 2 s . 6 d . BROWNLOW & PEARSON , Hull . W . J . HALL & CO ., Custom-House Quay , London . NOTICE . —The EAGLE will NOT call at Yarmouth , for in consequence of the great speed of-this Vessel , she arrives off that place before day-break , and the Managers consider Passengers cannot be disembarked in small boats with safety al that untimely hour . Hull , August 11 th , 1838 .

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      DR . WILKINSON , OF No . 6 , TEMPLAR STREET , LEEDS , WILL attend every Thursday , at No . 2 , Deadlane , next to the Junction Inn , from Ten hi the Morning till Five in the Afternoon , at which place he may be consulted on all cases where secresy and experience are required . For further Particulars , see Advertisement in second page .

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      H All VET'S BARE PILLS WITH SARSAPARILLA / For Strengthening the Constitution and Purifying the Blood . rnHESE PILLS are obtained solely from Peru-J . vian Bark and Sarsaparilla , so prepared as to contain in a highly concentrated state all the medicinal properties of each of these -valuable medicines , by a judicious combination of which , so greatly are their restorative virtues increased , that in every instance where either of the above medicines are required , these Pills are decidedly preferable to any other preparation .

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      NATIONAL SUB ^ GRIPTION , FOR THli . PURCHASE OF A '¦ ¦ . ¦ ¦ - v . ' . iw- *^ - ^ - -. - - ¦¦ ¦ . v ; . 4 .,:- ^~ . r ' :- ¦ ¦ , ' . ' . '¦ FEEEHOLD ESTATE ANNUITY , OR SUCH OTHER iINVESTMENT AS A COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY AND FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS , SHALL DEEM MOST ADVISABLE ; TO BE PRESENTED TO RICHARD OASTLER , To Enable that Gentleman to Devote Himself Entirely to Public Life , as the Equal Friend of the Rich and Poor , on the Principles of CHRISTIANITY , JUSTICE , AND HUMANITY .

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      THE OBJECT OF THIS SUBSCRIPTION IS TWOFOLD : — 1 st . TO prove the attachment which i « felt by tens of thousands of all Classes , but of the Working Classes more especially , to Mr . OaSTLer personally , for tbe disinterested and devoted services which he has rendered to the cause of Justice and Humanity , for many years past ; during which period , as it is well known , he has , isacrificed everything most dear to y man—health , wealth , and worldly fame , that he might , by restoring the rights of the Poor , assist to

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      , i TN : ; i ¥ ^ tip ^ r now' isMrtiether ; ConstitBitional liberty ; oSjthe one haind j and individuil Security , ; as lts . consequence . on , the other-rare much longer to exist . , : The one has been aimed at ; and if struck down , the other will shortly share its fall . The right to Property cannot possibly survive the denial of liberty , and of support , and of independence , to the industrious labourer . If the People perish , the Princes of the People perish with them . To Mr . Oastler the country is indebted , for the bold and fearless declaration of wholesome truths on this subject , which , if embraced

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      CHEAP AND VALUABLE WORKS Published and Sold by A . Heywood , NEWSPAPER OFFICE , 60 > OLDHAM STREET , MANCHESTER .

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      ^ OlSTiER'S FABSwy&O FIXBY HALL . rilHE Inhabitants ^ of the districtesurrormaln ^ bV 1 - A . haying expressed their desire to accompanT Mr ^ ; andKMrs . Oastler , on their depaitare 4 o 4 - \ : i ¦ ¦ * ixbyj the men , women , and children of tno » ^ districts , are hereby informed , that the Coanaitte * i of Management have arraoged with Mr . Oastler . > and that he will leave Fixby Hall , on Saturday , the : 25 th instant ' ; :. - ; -V' ¦" ; ¦ .. . ¦¦ : - ' - ¦ , ¦ - " - - \ -. , MJr . Oastler fe resided there for nearly eighteea ' years ; the tenantry upon the estates have loved and ' revered hin > his neighbours have looked up to bin * '; as a father and as a friend in every time of need ; -i heliyes in the hearts of : all who knew him ; but the , ' self-exiled Lord of the domain , the absentee land- ' . lord , the stranger Thbrnhili ; counts him unwdrthyand has discarded him—has east bin off . The ' people claim him as their own—Oastler is hence- Ji forth the Man of Ithe People . ; : ? ' ; . Youn . g and old male and female ,: rjeVand poor , ^? toose ^ of . every age , and condition ; % lip ^ e ' amiinsk *^ lj ^ asfales , separation , ; iow . waies , ^ ieruel ^ skUlTi l ' " 9 tarTation

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      ? he open air ; they are extremely dangerous to the wearer , as they contract the ^ solar rays into 1 a small focus , which , falling immediately on the pupil of the eye , excites Inflammation , and impairs the Sight ; whereas the-Brazilian Pebble , used by Wbrking Opticians , is not only a non-Conduetor of Heat , — but , beifig a Mineral , at all times retains its natural fri gidity , refracts the solar rays , and imparts a refreshing coolness to the Eye . Squinting scientifically Cured . ,

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Aug. 18, 1838, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1019/page/1/