The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-23 00:00:00

Feb. 23, 1547.

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TO be SOLD, within 200 Yards of the Exchange,
1,437 Yards of LAND, with the BUILDINGS thereon
. erected. This Property has a frontage to three streets of about
108 yards, and, though underlet the is over '5OO per
annum. AbOut 1,000 yards of nd is Freehold, and the
remainder Leasehold for t mainder of a term of 1000 years.
For particulars a o OCTAVIUS WATERHOUSE, Estate-
agent, 10, Exchange-street East.

LIENTLEMEN on the look out for SITES for
,„.\J VILLAS are respectfully invited to apply to Om
WATERHOUSE, 10, Exchange-street East, who is instructed to
offer for SALE, a PLOT of LAND, o s of the Mersey,
About three miles south of the , and commanding beauti-
ful views of the River, eshire Coast, the Dingle, and
other attractive oh' n both sides of the Mersey.

APARTMENTS.
A GrNTLEMAN requiring permanent APART-
MENTS,, can be acccmmo a mall respectable
Family, where there are 'nei odgers nor Children. Terms
moderate.—Applicati e made through the Standard.

1-INE or Two YOUNG GENTLEMEN may be
V accommodated with BOARD and LODGING, in a re-
spectable Family, at EDGE-Hitt, on nable terms, where
every attention will be paid to th mfort. Respectable re-
ference will be
_given and r • .
Address M. M., ST an-office.

TO be LET, near the CENTRAL Dobx, a large and
lofty REGISTERED SHED ; also, a CELLAR and
WAREHOUSE ROOMS, from ss. to 20s. reek.
Apply to ROGER FISHER and Co. otte-place, Salthouse
Dock.

TO be LET, a W2CitEHOUSE, suitable for General
Merchandise, with Double Entrance, fronting a yard on
the east side of hancelot's-hey, and entrant o fronting a
yard on the south side of Fazakerley- , now in the occu-
pation of Messrs. Green and Ta , who will show the same.
Apply to ROBERT W 'nion-buildings, North John-
street.

'PUBLIC MEETINGS, DINNER PARTIES, CONCERTS,
SOIREES, &c.
THE PORTICO, NEWINGTON, having been recently
J. altered, the Gallery being enlarged and the Entrance im-
proved and embellished, is now to be LE or the above pur-
poses, on reasonable terms. Th ral situation of .the
" Portico," and the improv s it has lately undergone,
render it decidedly the moat edgible and select Public Room in
the town.
Apply to GRIERSON and SMITH, Estate Agents, 12, New-
ington.

TO be LET, a good DWELLING-HOUSE, in
DINGLE-TERRACE, SOUTH-HILL, containing Four Bed-
rooms, a Bath-room, Drawing-room, Two Parlours, Two Kit-
chens, Scullery, and Two good W osetg. Either the
whole or any part of the FUII.N E may be had at a valua-.
tion.
For particulars apply on the Premises ; or to Mr. JOSEPH
HARRISON, Ironmonger, St. James's-place, or Mr. WILLIAMS,
Ranelagh-street.

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TO be LET, in one of the first situations in Liver-
pool for business, a well fitted-u 'PIRIT VAULT, and
a good PUBLIC-HOUSE. It s nothing but attention
to insure a competency in a f ears. Rent moderate. Good-
will and Fixtures about
For particulars 'ap y to Boors and CLAnx, 53, Castle-
street, (principals only.)

BOOTLE.
T° be LET, FURNISHED, for the Bathing Season,
a HOUSE, situate in the front of the Shore, containing
large Parlour, Dining-room, Kitchen, Scullery, with fresh water
,P.llnp, and Pantry, on the Ground Floo • rfaring, with soft
:ater ; Garden back and front; ood Bed-rooms and At-
e ; or the House (a most a le one) will be Let perma-
ae!ltly, the Furniture to alien at a valuation.
.f6"tdress 10, Lower II ersey View, Bootle, or to G., Standard-
, ce.

DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
TO be LET, by PRIVATE TREATY, for such Term of
Years as may be agreed upon, DITTON LODGE, in the
township of Ditton, in the county of Lancaster, late itythe oc-
cupation of Francis Little, Esq., together with the Stables,
Coach-house, Cow-house, Barn, and other Outbuildings ;
Gardens, Green-house, wn, Shrubberies, and Ornamental
Plantations thereto belonging. Also an excellent COTTAGE
or DWELLING-HOUSE, andabout Ten statute Acres of -ex-
cellent Arable and Grass LAND contiguo to the House.
• DI r 1 LODGE is a suitable Resi e fora genteel Family,
being situated in a pleasant, rums, and respectable dis-
trict. It is distant two mi rom Runcorn, six miles from
Prescot, eight miles fro arrington, eleven miles from Li-
verpool, and four fro he Rainhill Station on the Liverpool
and Manchester way, and commands extensive and de-
lightful views of the River Mersey, and the Cheshire Hills.
The House contains Dining and Draw ing-room s,• of handsome
Proportions, on the ground floor, together with the usual Do-
mestic Offices; and on the first floor there is a cheerful and
airy Morning-room, with four Bed-rooms and Dressing-rooms,
and there are two good Servants'-rconis over the Laundry.
V'-e, whole House is Cellared under, and is well supplied with
`":• The Gardens are well stocked with choice Flowers,
Plants, Shrubs, and wall and standard Fruit Trees.
The House, Outbuildings, Lawn, and Gardens, may be taken
without the Cottage, Barn, and Land, if required.
The Premises may be viewed on application to CHARLES
ALCOCE, at the Lodge; and for further particulars, and to
'treat, apply to Mr. BIRCHALL, Solicitor, Preston.
Preston, February Bth, 1847.

PERTH-Y-TERFYN, A COTTAGE RESIDENCE,
On the Borders of the cheap Market Town of Holywell, North
Wales,
910 be LET, FURNISHED, for a term of years, or
otherwise, with about Twelve Acres of LAND.
Perth-y-Terfyn is a very pretty and genteel Cottage Resi-
dence, and the country round about is beautifully undulated.
The Lawn and Shrubberies command views of the Estuary of
,the River Dee, with the villages on its banks. From the heiglva
above are to be seen the Mersey, with its Shipping, the Signal
Stations, and the town of Liverpool, &c.
Holyweil has a daily communication " of by coach
and the Mostyn steam-boat. Tw idon rnai s pass every
day, and a Railway-station on Holyhead line will be open
in the course of the prese miner.
-- To a Family with C • ren Perth-y-Terfyn would be a great
desideratum, as alks in the Shrubberies are so arranged
that they are drY-in half an hour after a day's rain.
Perth-y-Terryn Cottage has a Dining-room, Drawing-room,
and Breakfast-room, with Six Bedrooms, an excellent Walled
Garden, and Greenhouse, together with Coach-house, Stabling,
and Cowhouse. The Cottage is approached by a Carriage drive
and LOdge entrance.
The incoming Tenantcan have the option of taking. the Fur-
niture at a valuation. The Premises may be viewed, by per-
mission of the present Tenants, (the representatives of the late
Crockford, Esq.,) who will give possession at Lady Day.
For particulars apply to Messrs. INoRAM and CLARKE, Pitt-
street, Liverpool ; Mr.' JOHN KNOWLES, jun., Manchester. -2-
rr. THOMAS OLDFIELD, Solicitor, Farm, near Abergele, and
IL. RICHARD BoWYER, Red Lion Inn, Holy-well.
urnsnnected with the above,.but having a separate entrance,
wa-1."8 PPICES, capable of being converted into use in various

UNRIVALLED STEEL-PEN INK.
TARLING'S METALLIC INK flo with remark-
able freedom from Steel Pens," • ensely black, and will
retain its colour for centuries.
Manufactured by H. J. LiNn and Sold, Wholesale, by
PARSONS, FLETCHER, CO., PrilltinS Ink Manufacturers,
Bread-street, Lond . May he had in Liverpool, of Ross and
NIGHTINGALE ; and H. TAYLOR, Stationers.

'Observe that the Bignature of the proprietor, "G. C. Serjeant,"
is written on the Government Stamp.
• Q ERJEANT'S LOTION, the only effectual Remedy.
1.3 against Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout Sciatica and Lum-
"Jag°. Sold by the Proprietor, G. C. SERJEANT, No. 1, Lo-
-vell's-court, Paternoster-row, and 2, Bell-yard, Temple-bar,
London; and by all Venders of Medicitte. Price 2s. 9d. per
dottle.

Amongst many which are being daily received are the follow
:drig testimonials:—
" 14, Belmont-place, Wandsworth-road, Oct. 28, 1844.
SIR, I feel in duty bound to acknowledge, th, after suffer-
ac te pains from Sciatica., or severe Rhe atic affection in
joint, and being deprived of rest was persuaded to
trY, .votir embrocation, and have the • • sure tosaiiliaa nt after
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three applications I was restored • a y usual health
thougi{two years have passed, ave no return of the disorder.
,
am, Sir, gratefully yours EDWARD NOYES.
Well-street, Cripplegate.
81R,--1 have been sev: .1 weeks conlined.to my bed by Gout
a-tal Rheumatism, tot • part from my head to my. feet free from
la, and as helples s an infant : not even a finger could
a. In this un easant situation I was informed by my me.
'ilal attendant Ife ad applied all-the usual remedies, and that
Flct remain months in my deplorable situation.
~gave-`aonately your remedy was ina%le known to I might
'ati6,,4en to this day confined to my bed. After aclose appli..
'l),'A of four days, my troublesome companion began to dis-
-44 ,SC; in a week I was capable of walking. about my room,
eisf,')/' another week's perseverance is the use of your Medi-
' hit- W." enat4ed to leave Loodon. Fearful of another attack,
tis,all please to send six bottles.—l :am, Sir, your obedient
t, D. W. STONE.
4. Paternoster-row.
,13:811,,—IIavitig been informed of lite surpnsing cure ot. Mr.
laylint.Les, of St. Paul's Churchyard, who was so. severely afflicted
ccabTunatism, the intense pain causing delirium, that lie was
,e 0 t'lled to be confined by a strait waistcoat to prevent his
:4,olitting any violence, and whose. case was considered en-
.l3,ciell, hopeless, I was induced to ascertain the particulars, ond
.to Ag Batisfied of the truth of my informaticu,. encouraged pe
lits;:festr ,ke a trial of your most invaluable MeWcine, entertaining
hopes of success, havinc...been many years so severe a suf-
•Tes,;,and tried many said
abetolie very valuabLe remedies. lam
d5,.,-.41,Py in being To add my testimony of the benefit
Derf,,„‘",edi after a few days' application the use.of my limbs are
a„d; restored, and I ara now able to attend jay business,
life 'rug' an allowance for my age, never was better in my
'ate 0 those, however severely 'afflicted and hopeless their
have been pronounced, I beg of them to make a trial,
',1,00);' quite satisfied they will be restored to the use of their
the severe cases that have yielded to this Medicine.
.18 a great' blessing to those who can enjoy it, but to
tl,an,;`,oo deprived, none feels it so severely. as the trades-
,„"og ',_alechanic as iegenerally causes loss of business, and
I:,.:ake%-i';!n frimilies. I. shall at all times feel it my duty to
"t Thy '_anown to those afflicted, t evince how grateful I am
storatien, and am, Sir, youo rs truly,
000 GEORGE Po LLA R.
ve? 20, 1844.
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StOnishing success which has crowned the application
taXeC "tetra! Medic nee
in the most hopeless and deplorable
eye, L'when the nhay suerer had despaied of eer gaining
othertaa least relien pp
f, and this after the ablestr advicev
and every
"attei itr„o eana had completely failed, most justly entitles it to the
flik'l f the afflicted.
.;_etai, excellent Medicine, so universally esteemed, is unat-
l'ayeT with the least danger or inconvenience, and hundreds
arist ilxPerienced its happy and salutary effects since it was
istt4t minced.
• )ate the properties of this invaluable Specific that per
g tinder the most distressing Rheumatism, Rhea-
‘Nsti, °Rt, and Lumbago, end rendered thereby_ incapable •f
• Sold f. Themselves, have been relieved in. a few hours.
CPerullehury, Russell-street; nigtounrs, *Oxford-
• upl4,,,nlogarth, Great George-street; tisher, Bold-street ;
~-`l3ew se-oga Parker-street ; Gerrard, Oldhall-street ; Parkinson,
Va.d, 0„ 'lna-road; Neal, Scetland-road ; SiniPaorl, Scotia"-
t."'ltteiTP°site SA. Martin's Market; Mackow, N'auxhall-road ;
...n0k,..• corner of Dale-street am! MIN-market ; Smith, Great
street;elcp' Cox, Fog-Rh... el •, Richmond-fox; Low,
WAp;',oo • Walker nlo' road • Parry, Christian-street ;
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