The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1852-04-20 00:00:00

ELECTRO PLATE

L. HAUSBURG begs leave to direct the at—
I • tention of his numerous Friends and Patrons, and the
Public generally, to his very extensive Stock of
ELECTRO PLATE,
_ _ _

of the best quality, Manufactured by the celebrated and
original Patentees, Messrs. ELKINGTON, MASON, and Co.
It is already generally known that the above named articles
have been sold by F. L. H. since the month of February, 1849,
AT PRICES TWENTY PER CENT. BELOW THOSE OF THE PA—
TENTEES, THUS OFFERING THE GOODS FOR WHICH.
HE IS CHARGED 00 AT £BO, AND IN THE SAME PRO—
PORTION THROUGHOUT. It is not his intention to enter
upon the reasons by which he was induced to adopt this course,
one far more advantageous to the Purchasers than to himself.'
it will be sufficient for him to state that he bas thereby afforded
the facility for obtaining the genuine Plate at prices muck
lower than those charged at any other house, to the exclusion
from the market of very inferior articles, the result of the use
of which cannot fail to be most unsatisfactory to Purchasers.
That the comparison of price and quality may more easily
be made, a few Articles of inferior quality,
On the principle of Elkington, Mason, and Co.o process,
but not manufactured by..Lbefri,
are kept in stock.

•
Many of the latter having b introduced into Liverpool,
and sold as their manufactn • , .L. H. conjointly with Messrs-
Elkington, Mason, an 0., give public notice, that every
Article produced b m (especially to be noted in the Forka

and Spoons)-11rar the patent mark, viz
A, B, or C, denoting the quality.

t!/ and the letters

A. The best, with Silver-pointed. Forks;
B. The strong Plate;
C. The lower quality ;
to which most particular attention is requested.
F. L. H. would add, in conclusion, that the genuine Electro—
plate was first introduced into Liverpool in the year 1842, by
himself alone. The most determined opposition was offered;
numerous and loudly-asserted objections were raised on all
sides; but, as the result has proved, in vain 1 The superiority
and durability of the material are now established facts, and
F. L. H. can only hope for a continuance of the preference with
which he has hitherto been honoured.
LIVERPOOL,
OLD POSTOFFICE-BUILDINGS.
HE

NR Y BENNETT,
34, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL,
MANUFACTURER OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT,
(WAREHOUSE, OLD BLIND ASYLUM, PUDSEY-
STREET, LONDON-ROAD,
SOLE MAKER OF THE NEWLY-INVENTED AND
REGISTERED BONE MILL,
Prospectuses of which may be had on application, or free by
Pot.
AGENT FOR HUSSEY'Ss REAPING MACHINE.
SOLE MAKER OF
DR. SILLAR'S IMPROVED CLOD CRUSHING
GENERAL ROLLER,
Awarded First-class Prizes wlienoverexhibited.
IMPROVED GRASS, TURNIP, anther SEED SOWERS'.
with DISENGAGJ,KG LEVERS.

PURE BONE. DUST, for SS, TURNIPS, &c., Ground,
"not Crushed" to any der, e of fineness for drill sowing, ors
the shortest notice, fr unboiled Bones, containing all the
Ammonia and Gels ' ons Matter so necessary to the full deve-
lapement of the. ertilizing power, and of which the Bone
Dust of com ce is, in a great measure, deprived by excessive
boiling, to tract the size and soften them for the old Crush-
ing Mille
Samples and Price Circulars may be had as above.

QTIVENS' ORIGINAL GREEN GINGER 'WINE.
THE astonishing aZ:=:`,l for this article has called
forth a host of imitations; the Proprietors,
quest all persons to ask for STIVENS' WINE, and to notice
*hoe toe simile of their Signature,
do
4p,

/VOl~iv

on the Label. over the neck each Bottle.
Testimonials from Me i al Gentlemen of the highest stand-
ing, recommending s Wine to all who wish to enjoy the
greatest of blessi , HEALTH, may be had by Purchasers,
with the Wine, m Grocers, Chemists, and Confectioners iu
most Towns itf the Kingdom.

WhOleSale : 44, SOUTH CATTLE-STREET, LIVERPOOL
Teimple-street, Bristol ; 154, Upper Thames-street, London.

THE RIVAL FIREPROOF SAFE.
TANN'S PATENT FIREPROOF SAFES.

J. G. HARRISON and Co. beg to call the attention of the
public to an advertisement which Mr. Miller has published for
some time in the Liverpool papers, setting forth that the Court
of Chancery had granted an injunction prohibiting the sale of
safes made according to " Tann's Patent." The everance
with which Mr. Milner still proclaims an asser • so manifestly
untrue prevents further forbearance on th art of J. G. H. and
-
Co., and compels them to repeat that • attempt to invalidate
" Tann's Patent" has been com let unsuccessful. In proof'
of this, J. G. H. and Co. wnul note the following extracts
from the judgment of his ho r, Vice-Chancellor Sir George
Turner, given so recently the 15th instant, in the cause at
Milner v. Harrison. H' ionour says, " I have very carefully
perused the affidavit n this part of the case, and lam fully
satisfied that nd o er for commitment can be founded upon.
it. Any comm s upon these affidavits would involve obser-
vations calcu ed to affect the characters of the parties, and I
therefore abstain from commenting on them." His honour
also statetr, referring to a safe made according to Tann's Patent,
" This safe is proved to have been manufactured according to
Tann's Patent,' and the question, therefore, is, whether the
manufacture under 'Tann's Patent' is an infringement of Mil-
neela patQnt ..-• • _7 , .• ••
?Ct., for i t In proof before me that the safes which formed the
subject of that action were not manufactured according to
Tann's Patent, and, therefore, if I am to make an order for
committing this defendant I must do so on my own opinion,
unaided by anything which has nassed at law. lam not

nut pared to to 6 length; would be to affirm that Milnep
r's
patent applies in all cases where the materials interposed.
between the boxes evolve steam on being affected by beat,
which is certainly not a necessary construction of Milner's
patent, nor, as I think, a necessary corollary from what has
already passed at law. The case cannot, I think, be put more
favourably for the plaintiff than to suppose that the action, in.
this case, which was brought against the defendant had been
brought against Tann, and that the action having succeeded,
this bill had been filed to restrain Tann from manufacturing
according to his patent ; and in that position of the case
think the court would not have granted an injunction until after
a further trial at law, even independently of the. plaintiff's
feaocntduuricntginunhdaevri
isppeartmei,t4edanTdacnenris;V:clttolic:tati continue

ine
common honesty,
tacTri:nyaengnit!rjoriss'iscni'neaogignole,liem,t'ininteoetig,n.nuasii soul:yin; TMilner
provesan -r
hic;
aso
.vttehriafadatvieelT,ebdaoninnticoy,ositmnpomvaaatdielti-ndtdaitUl'it!
s bound,
pnroetstsoiopnusb.listLsts.tarasjkt.e.em:;b.nnylintsMrpathfrwarrl.li,
els:ociunhisiaeanCdnweo
rdnvey their
ymostatenitnma.ci
tchursant
cecieMs;
for upwards of six years, withoutword ofcomplaint from Mr.
Milner or any other party ; and, up to the present moment, al)
"Tann's Patent."
14, Lord street, Liverpool, Jan. 29,1852.

THE PRIZE MEDAL, AT THE GREAT EXHIBITION,
HAS BEEN AWARDED TO TANN'S PATENT FIRE
AND THIEF PROOF SAFES, AND ALSO TO TANN'S
PA TENT RELIANCE LOCKS.
Warranted to bear more heat, without injury to their contents
than any other Safe made.
Instance thon.
subjected t Safe of similar dimensions has ever yet been
olTashgeovwl:afovre
absepeanceptoil;ltichnlyetleosntegderininLeiavcehrpool, London ,
aann
rd
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arable Board of
25th June, 1851.
"dice of Ordnance,
Board 11' Honourable0.
—The Engineers of thenotify
to you the Board's
tOaotrieclosed specifi-
cations,) nave it in command to
the 24th instant, to con-
Contract, dated nnanofce.the Engi.
eptance of your
c0n-
0.., Two of your Safes for
delivered at the Tower of London
cations,) wnich are to be
date of order.
vvo months from the
• ee
ye ma ct
.e
,n
t,
Ikbon'

Makers to the Governmet
veers to the Hone

J. G. HARRISON and CO.,
-LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,-

of the principle, and cer" c •
:I application ; also, v. .1
e Turner, to •
enc.. of

respectfully to direct the I

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Broken

rs to the Cc

Agents for
rrHE a
J.. of the

or the ratepayers
3. 'the costless

a-street

Mark-1:

;es to be 'derived from the operation
Guam Company will be—

water for &shin

govern m en

a of an abundant supply of petfeci
us and unhealthy d

4. The conversion of the res
tilising

his investment s

to the public

duum of the amaze into a fer•

:h great benefit will
and a larg

tired to the shareholder

siderati

s r,eturn of

return fa

is w" effected witl
ling any annoyanc

7prred rate, sta

ery in thr

D may be fair

licenses, at a.roy ty of Is. per annum of
lands, and Is. annum per inhabitant of
lons place, or ansion, or is. per ton on tl
lured. The pulation of Great Britain
26,000,000, and, according to Liebil
duce 6,000,000 tons of manure year

~aana manufac
d Ireland is nearll
e supposed to pro

on which
The Car

1 a half sterling

Accounts

jade up and submitted to the Proprietary
dividend declared.

lalf•yearly, and the (
By this Patent the
three days into a saleald
tions by analysis and practice
the twelve sewers west of Term

ge is convertible every

nana, equal to the average importa-
e discharged from

boars ; this, at the computatiiM of ProfesSor Brande and.J. T.
Cooper, gives slbs. of solid matter per ton, or 100 tons per
diem, convertible into 200,000 tons of plans per annum, at a

coat not exceeding £3 per ton. The annual importations re-
move all doubt regarding sales ; 300,000 tons of foreign ferti-
lisers having been imported in one year, and sold readily, with
many admixtures, at quite .€8 per ton.
The Works required for the patent process are of the aim.
plest kind, and can be established at the exit or any other part
of a sewer or drain. The sewage may flow, or be pumped, into
a succession of reservoir, and be deodorised immediately—the
`• filtered" water discharged clean and clear, and the residuum
conv.trted into guana. The operation of purifying commences
immediately, and every offensive and noxious smell is fixed and
precipitated with the residuum, consequently no annoyance
z•an_oceur in the neighbourhood.

The national and sanitary importance of the objects proposed
by this Company have been strongly urged by the following
daily and weekly journals :7-

Times-, Sept. 14;15, 21, and Oct., Patent Journal, Aug. 25, 1849.
7, 1849. Sun, Aug. 30, 1849, and April
Advertiser, Aug. 23, 1849, and 23, 1851.

April 28, 1851. t.unday Times, Sept. 2, 1849.
Post, Aug. 23. 1849. John Bull, Sept. 8, 1849.
Globe, Aug. 25, 1849, and April Daily News, Oct. 24, 1849, and
28, 1851. April 28, 1851.
.Atlas, Aug. 25, 1849, and May Chronicle. Aug, 25, 1849.

_ .
3. 1851. Morning ileraid,Alril i 8,1851.
'Weekly Chronicle, Ang. 26 and Standard, April 2S, 1851.
Oct. 21, 1849, June 16, 1850, Bell's Weekly Messenger, May
and May 4, 1851. 4, 1851.

Applications for Shares to be maaeiiithe subjoined form, to
Messrs. J. Sn EWE Lt. and SONS, 25, Tokenhouse-yard, Loudon,
Brokers to the Company.

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHARES.
To the Directors of the Sewage Guana Company.
Capital .50,000, in 50,000 shares, at per share, paid up.
Gentlemen,—l request you will allot me shares in
the Sewage Guana Company, pursuant to your prospectus of
the 6th April, 1852, and I hereby agree to accept the same, or
sins, less number you may allot me, and pay the sum of .41 per
shire when requited.

Usual signature•
Name in full -