The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-25 00:00:00

and 2s.
VENETIAN, &c., DITTO,
70., 9 d., Ild., Is. Id., Is. 24d., and Is. 4d

1) It UGGET S, yard and a half wi
At Is. 4d., Is. Bd., Is. Ild., anc
INDIAN MATS,
Six-quarters by Eight-quarters, 3s. 6d. each, usually sold at

A superb assortment of Patent Axminster and Rope-back
HEAItTti RUGS.
Washing Damasks, 434., 9d., lld., and Is. 2d.
Merino Damasks, Is. 2id., Is. 3}d., and Is. 6d.
Watered M

Bd., 10Id., and Is. 2d
id.;'' 5d., 6d., 7d., and 8d

a-- Aoreens, 7
Chintz Furnitures.

;s, a Itirge variety or, at lid, per yard

With a great variety of General Furnishing Artides, at prices
that especially demand attention.
JOHN BRISCOE,
60 62, OLDHALL-STREET. • -

I CARPET AND GENERAL FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

PICTURE FRAMES.
" WE direct the especial attention of _all person
interested on this subject, to the frames for pictures
manufactured by Mr. Bielefield. . They are of papier mache
and the advantages they nossess /wee

frames. are so strong and so numerous, that they must ineovo i
tably, be brought into general use. First, they are deeper
next, they will not "chip" in carriage; and next, they are F.
much lighter in weight, as to supply an important item in thei
favour to those who are in the habit of transmitting large pic
tures from one place to another, This remarkable "lightness'
is, indeed, desirable everywhere; for in many rooms, when
the walls are thin or aged, it is impossible to hang large plc.
tures in the usually ponderous frames. To exhibitors in pro.
vincial exhibitions, these are no ordinary. .recommendations.
-t we refer chiefly to the -•-

~.,unce or mese frames, ,nwt
interests the collector as well as the artist, and, indeed, all per.
sons who adorn their homes with pictures or prints, be they
many or few. They look exceedingly attractive, and are, in
reality, as much so as if they_ had passed through the hands of

the carver, and been produced at ten times the expense. The
ing tells with very brilliant effect ; and no matter how elab,

we have seldoni or ever seen obtained in composition. Novi
that so many frames will be required for the prints about to bq
issued by the several Art-Union Societies, we conceive we mal
ay useful information to thousands, by recommendirn
to examine these frames; the patterns are infinitely vu

ried : some have been designed expressly to meet these Parti
cular purposes ; and their advantages are so obvious as to b(
once appreciated by
Union, Nov., 1842

1 by whoni they

R. J. KEYS,
52, BOLD-STREE7; (THE MUSIC-HALL,)
Respectfully. invites inspection of the various Frames on view
at his
MANUFACTURING AND SHOW ROOMS,
where may also he seen
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN LIVERPOOL
OF
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND TOILET GLASSES;
WINDOW CORNICES.
PIER AND HALL TABLES, FIRE SCREENS, &c.,
N.B.—A Spring Van built expressly for the Removal rf
Plate, Glass, 6rc. 6.c., can be had by a day's Notice being Given.

COMPOSITION • FOR WRITING WITH STEEI

PENS

STEPHENS'S WRITING FLUIDS comprise the
LI most splendid and durable colours, and the most indelible
compositions, which art can produce ; hey consist of
A Blue Fluid, changing into an intense black colour.
Patent Unchangeable Blue Fluids; remaining a deep blue
colour. Two sorts are prepared, a Light and Dark Blue.
A Superior Black Ink, of the common character, but more

A Superior Carmine Red, for contra
A Liquid Rouge Carmine, for artis
in class bottles. -

st writir

A Carbonaceous Record

and beim; proof againtt any chemical agent, is most valuable
in the prevention of frauds.
A Liquid. Mechanical, and Architectural Drawing Ink, supe-

MARKING INKS foi; Linen

HOLDERS,

Prepared by HENRY STEPHENS, the Inventor, No. 54,
Stamfora-street, 131ackfriars-road, London; and sold by Sta-
tioners and Booksellers, in bottles, at 3d., 6d., Is., and 3s. each.
Also, STEPHENS'S RULING and MECHANICAL' DRAW-
ING INK, for Engineers Artists, and Designers. This article
will be found superior to the best Indian • Ink for the above
purposes. It does not smear with India rubber or wash off
with water. It flows freely from the drawing pen, and never
corrodes or encrusts it. It may be used on a plate or slab,
with a camel's-hair brush, diluting it with water, or thickening
it by drying, as required. It has the advantage of being ready

for itnniediate use. Sold in conical-shaped bottles, convenient
for using from, without any stand, as above, at 6d. each.

All the above articles are prepared by HE'N RY STEPHENS,
the Inventor, No. 54, Stamford-street, Blackfriars-road, Lon-
don ; and sold in Liverpool, wholesale and retail. by Thomas
& Henry Taylor, Booksellers and Stations
and 63, Church-street; Ross & Nighting
Wareing Webb, Castle-street; --
Gresson and Co., and Chapman and Co., South Castle-street

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oe, Chronicle-of