The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD
FOR DRAPERY.
YOU CAN BUY AT G. DON KI N G'S
GLASGOW HOUSE, 85, DALE-STREET,
A GOOD PRINT DRESS FOR ONE SHILLING.
Splendid Patterns for ls. 3d.
Fast colours Is. IW.
All other DRAPERY GOODS equally cheap. GALA
PLAIDS and WOOL SHAWLS at such Low Prices as to asto-
nish even the Oldest Draper in Liverpool.
Leti ! ramr p cseianT tni
o roar—
Letfl
Small Drapers st ehind the door,
And give G. nking room I
Talk not alifornia gold,
Or remento sand ;
F icher treasures will unfold
At Donking's world-fam'd stand.
See what's a shilling's power,
A sovereign dress to buy,
For the walk, the hall, the bower,
Where lovers always sigh.
Come all ye shopping throng,
And squander not your " tin ;"
At Donkin's none buy wrong,
If once they just step in.

OBSERVE-GERARD DONKING'S
GLASGOW HOUSE, 85, DALE-STREET,
Opposite the Saracen's Head Inn.

SE ACOME DAWBARN,

TAILOR, &7c.,

110, BOLD-STREET, LIy.N,RPC),OL,

AGENT FOR NICOLL'S Nl3/ritEGISTERED PALETOT,

OF yer&A CLOTH, AS ALSO

FOR THEIR OTHER MANUFACTURED GOODS

ROYAL BANK-BUILDINGS.

COFFEE

ALTERATION IN THE PRICE TO FAMILIES,

Reduction of THREE PENQF-per lb

VIZ.:
Good Plantation COF Ild. per Pound.
(Common—w e Berry - much lower.)
The choicest OLD M A .... Is. 6d. equal to former ls. 9d
RO . ROBERTS AND COMPY.,
Entrance up the Steps leading to the
BANK.

Merton-road,
Bootle, Ist January, 1849.
rpHOMAS URQUHART having Sold to
lI JAMES URQUHART and ROBERT ADAM-
SON, his WHOLE STOCK, and relinquished in their
favour all interest in the business, 13, BOLD-STREET,
Liverpool, in the conviction they have the means, the
ability, and the determination to give satisfaction to
their Customers by manufacturing in the best materials
and workmanship, and executing all orders withfidelity
on the smallest remunerating profits, heikerefore soli-
cits your patronage for the new fiv;a:--

In reference ch
bee above,
URQUHART ND ADAMSON

septfi-INET MAKERS,
'UPHOLSTERER AND BEDDING MANUFACTURERS,
is; BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

DETERMINED TO MEET THE TIMES,
and to give to CUSTOMERS A CORRESPONDING ADVAN-
TAGE with themselves in this their first purchase of
CABINET FURNITURE,
UPHOLSTERY, DAMASKS, MOREEN,
LOOKING GLASSES,
BEDSTEADS, BED FEATHERS, FEATHER BEDS,
MATTRESSES, &c.,

amounting to upwards of
£5O 0 0 .

Every Article is selling at extremely low Prices, to secure an
immediate clearance; to make room for their new Goods now
in process of manufacture in their Workshops, Church-lane.

[BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS, CORN DEALERS,
FLOUR DEALERS, &c.

GRIMES' PATENT

SMUT

MACHINE

IV TT F, A T Ir. T.
Manufactured solely by

INTRR

R. AND J. R ,
UNION FOUNDky,---
MANCHESTER-STREET,,LIVERPOOL.

THE DECIDED ADVANTAGES gje THIS MACHINE OVER ANY

OTH ARE-
lst. That it will clean, in t most perfect manner, the foulest
and smuttiest TVh t, and render the same, once passed
through this Scr , clean Grain.
2d. It does this muc quicker than it has hitherto taken other
. .

machines to oitin an inferior manner.
3d. It takes m less power than ANY OTHER MACHINE of
the kin . The saving to Millers in this particular is very
important, as it enables them to run (with the same
power) five, where they have only been able to run four
pairs of Stones, which is a saving of twenty-five per
cent., by enabling them to grind one-fourth part more in
the same space of time, besides cleaning the Wheat for
the whole perfectly.
4th. Its durability is a great advantage. The recurring ex-
penses of repairs, (so heavy in other machines, where
wire and brushes are constantly required to be replaced,)
by using this machine arc avoided and saved, as, to quote
from Mr. Jackson's testimony, " There is nothing (in
this macline) to adjust, repair, or renew." The saving
in this particular must be of great consequence.
sth. There is no waste whatever in cleaning wheat by this ma
chine, and the only difference in the weight of any given
quantity of wheat, before and after cleaning, is precisely
the amount of dirt, smut, and other foul matter, that is
blown out at the top of the machine, without carrying
with it a single kernel of wheat, or even those parts of
kernels that have been previously and unavoidably broken
_ by the thrashing machine.
. _

In confirmation of he above statement, it is very gratifying
to be able to refer to the following parties, (in this neighbour-
heod,) at whose respective Mills the Machines have already
been fixed, and may be seen at work :

Mr. Ththnas Jaclison, Oil-street Steam Mills, Liverpool.
Mr. Samuel Lightbound, Tranmere Mills, Tranmere.
Mr. James Longton, Woolton Mills, Woolton.
Mr. William Woodman, Naylor-street Mills, Liverpool. ,
Messrs. R. and W. Ellis, Bromboro' Mills, Bromboro',
Cheshire.

Messrs. R. and T. Hull, Kirkdale Mills, Kirkdale.
Mr. George Achurch, Long Peg Mill, Shaw's-brow.
Mr. Thomas Croft, 'Etna Mill, Old Swan.
Mr. Lomax, Hulme Corn Mills, Hulme.
Messrs. J. Horner and Sops, Phoenix Corn Mills, Wakefield

THE NE

W Y E

The New Year comes, be gay, be gay,
Peal out the joyous chime;
We'll pluck.another hair of grey
From out thy locks, Old Tim,
The New Year comes, se env: no gay,
The ola one's out of • e,
And can't too quick aste away,
Disastrous For eight 1
The New Yea • mes, be gay, be ray,
Come eve voice combine,
To welco s, • in the happy day
Whi dawns on Forty-nine.
Th • ew Year comes, be gay, be gay,
' ape's harbinger is here,
Still whispering happiness for aye,
Say when it will appear ?
The New Year comes, be gay, be gay,
Our efforts shall be made.
By matchless skill, and bright display,
To make a good year's trade
The New Year comes, be gay, be gay,
Let none the trade usurp;
From vile impostors haste away,
And buy your Clothes from EARP;

EARP AND CO

A R

59,—LoRD-STREBT,--59,
TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND OUTFITTERS,
Return their grateful acknowledgments for the immense patron-
age bestowed on them, but feeling that the Public will expect
deeds, not words, they have at great expense purchased the
exclusive right of making and selling
TAYLOR'S
REGISTERED AND NEWLY-INVENTED .
SCARF WRAPPER VEST,
IN LIVERPOOL.

This Vest has been purchased, highly approved, and worn by
PRINCE ALBERT,

whose letter of approval may be seen at our Establishment

Windsor Castle, Dec. 18, 1847.
Mr. Anson is commanded to acknowledge the receipt of Mr.
Taylor's note of the 9th instare, accompanied with a " Scarf
Wrapper Vest," his invention; but, as His Royal Highness
Prince Albert cannot accept presents, Mr. Anson requests Mr.
Taylor to let him have the price of the article.

COPY.
Buckingham Palace, January 29, 1848.
Mr. Anson begs to enclose r. Taylor a Postoce order for
-t2 25., in payment for a " M ffi
Newly invented Scarf Wrapper
Vest," purchased of him by his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
the receipt of which he will be so good as to acknowledge.

EARP & CO.
TAILORS, DRAPERS, AND dIiTFITTERS,
59:—LORD-STREET2-59)