Carlisle Journal November 30, 1855 Advertisements......Page 1

Advertisements......Page 1

ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE....The Publishers of the JOURNAL will be glad for the convenience of Advertisers, to take charge of letters in reply to Advertisements;  but it must be understood that PERSONAL applications cannot be attended to in cases where answers by letter are required. ===================================================== A BELL-HANGER and GAS-FITTER WANTED by N. ROBISON, Ironmonger, Penrith. "TIMES" NEWSPAPER WANTED the Day after Publication. - Apply by Letter, stating Price, to Box No. 11, Post Office. WANTED, a APPRENTICE to the TEA and GROCERY BUSINESS. - Apply to J. MARK, 3, Market Place, Cockermouth. WANTED, a BLACKSMITH, a good Shoer, used to Country Work. - Apply to MR. JOHN BROWN, Longwathby. WANTED a SHOPMAN, to the GROCERY and PROVISION TRADE, - Apply to N. CARLYLE, 12, Scotch-street. WANTED immediately, a Journeyman SHOEMAKER;  one accustomed to Country Work preferred. - Apply to JOHN STORY, Dalston. WANTED immediately, an APPRENTICE to the GROCERY BUSINESS. - Apply to MR. J. M. HILL, Grocer, Carlisle. WANTED, an APPRENTICE to the LINEN and WOOLLEN DRAPERY BUSINESS. - Apply to J. MESSENGER, Wigton. WANTED, a BOOK-KEEPER, one accustomed to keep Accounts and who understands the Routine of a Manufacturer's Office.  Salary, £80 per Annum. - Apply to LOWTHIAN, PARKER, and Co., by Letter, with References. WANTED immediately, or at Christmas, a good PLAIN COOK.  Satisfactory testimonials will be required.  Apply to M. A. JEFFERSON, Ladies'Seminary, Flimby Lodge, near Maryport. WANTED, a good Journeyman SHOEMAKER, used to Country Work.  Liberal wages will be given.  Apply to MR. LISHMAN, Linstock. Linstock, November 28th, 1855. HARNESS MAKER WANTED. A Steady Experienced Workman will meet with Liberal Wages and Constant Employments on application to T. SEWELL, Saddler, Carlisle. November 28th, 1855. APPRENTICE WANTED. A VACANCY occurs in the Establishment of an OPERATIVE and PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST in LIVERPOOL, for a well-educated Youth, as an APPRENTICE.     Unusual facilities for acquiring a scientific as well as a thoroughly practical knowledge of the business in all its branches, are afforded - A liberal Premium is required, covering attendance on Chemical Lectures and Laboratory Practice. - Apply to E., Post-office, Berry-street, Liverpool. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: £100 PER ANNUM -  A GENTLEMAN is WANTED  to take the MANAGEMENT of this COUNTY for a LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. He will also receive 15 per Cent. Commission upon all new Premiums received in the County, which, upon a moderate calculation would realize him £500 per annum.  He must be respectable, a man of energy and perseverance, able to invest £200 in shares, upon which he would receive £5 per Cent. Dividend. For duties and further Particulars apply, with two references, to   E. W., 51, Fleming Road, Kensington Park, London. __________________________________________________________________ TO BREWERS AND MALTSTERS. THE PROPRIETOR of the ANNAN BREWERY, wishing to retire, would be glad to meet with a GENTLEMAN of active business habits, to join a Young MAN, who has a practical knowledge of the Business in all its departments.  To any one wishing to enter an old and well-established concern, such an opportuinity seldom occurs, as the connection is extensive and there is no other Brewery within 16 miles. For particulars apply at the Brewery, Annan. __________________________________________________________________ WANTED. LOANS ON MORTGAGE. THE DIRECTORS of the WHITEHAVEN, CLEATOR, and EGREMONT RAILWAY COMPANY are prepared to receive TENDERS for LOANS on MORTGAGE of the undertaking, for such term of years as may be agreed upon, in Sums of £200 and upwards, bearing Interest at the Rate of £4.  10s. per Cent. per Annum. Applications to be addressed to MR. LINTON, Secretary, No. 32, Church Street, Whitehaven. By Order. 10th September, 1855. ____________________________________________________________________ NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE & CARLISLE RAILWAY. WAGGONS WANTED. THE DIRECTORS will receive TENDERS for from One Hundred to One Hundred and Fifty CHALDRON WAGGONS, to be made according to the Specifications, and a Pattern Waggon, which may be seen at the Company's Workshops, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.     Separate Tenders will also be received for the Bodies of the above Waggons, and also for the Axles and Wheels.  The Specifications and Pattern Waggon may be seen on application to MR. HALL, the Superintendant of the Locomotive Department.     Sealed Tenders, addressed to the Directors, to be sent to the Secretary's Office, Cental Station, on or before SATURDAY, the 8th of DECEMBER.     Payment to be made by Bill at Six Months after delivery, or by Cash, deducting the Discount, at the option of the Directors. By Order HENRY SMILES, Secretary. Central Station, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 19 November, 1855. =========================================================== CELLAR OPENING.  ROBERT JEFFERSON, of the "Fish Inn", ARMATHWAITE, begs to inform his Friends and the Public that his CELLAR OPENING will take place on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1855, when he will give a Sweepstake of £3, together with the Entrance Money, 2s. 6d. each, for Pigeon Shooting.  Distance:  Single Guns, 21 yards;  Double Guns, 18 yards.  Shooting to commence at One o'Clock.  Dinner on the table at Four o'Clock. ==================================================== T. MARK, Brewer, WIGTON, will feel obliged by the immediate RETURN of all his EMPTY CASKS. ===================================================== SAUSAGES TO be had at RITSON'S BRIDECAKE MANUFCTORY, 27, Fisher Street, CARLISLE.  Warranted all Meat, and of the same sterling quality as all other Articles in which he deals. MEAT PIES ALWAYS AT HAND 23rd Nov., 1855 ================================================== RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. NORMAN & BLAYLOCK, Drapers, 32, English Street, CARLISLE, are now SELLING OFF their STOCK at a Great Sacrifice. Purchasers are respectfully requested to make an early call, as the Premises must be cleared out in a short time. OBSERVE - 32, ENGLISH STREET, OPPOSITE THE BUSH HOTEL. ================================================== 1,000 CORN & FLOUR SACKS ON SALE, AT J. ATKINSON'S, Under the Town Hall, CARLISLE. *********************************************************************************** GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, 33, SCOTCH STREET, WILD, LOWTHIAN, & FERGUSON, BEG to inform the PUBLIC that on and after the 17th instant, they will have ready for Inspection a large and Fashionable STOCK of DRAPERY GOODS, suitable to the Winter Season, and respectfully solicit an early call. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ON SALE, THOMLINSON'S ANTI-SMUT COMPOSITE (a certain Remedy for Smut in Wheat) BIGG'S DIPPING COMPOSITION for SHEEP GUANO and BONE MANURE EGYPTIAN BEANS, Ground and Whole INDIAN CORN, Ground and Whole LINSEED, LINSEED CAKE, and RAPE CAKE IRISH MOSS and ROCK SALT. Apply to JOHN IRVING. Carlisle and Longtown, Oct. 18, 1855 ____________________________________________________________ OVERCOATS,      OVERCOATS, THE STYLE, QUALITY, AND FIT NOT TO BE SURPASSED THOMAS HETHERINGTON, Tailor and Clothier, 3-1/2 ENGLISH (OPPOSITE THE CROSS) STREET. ____________________________________________________________

 

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