The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-10-04 00:00:00

CROSSING

MONT ST. BERNARD,
After the celebrated Picture of DAVID.
Price £1(15.
A FIGURE tiF

TIME,
SEATED ON THE

RUIN OF EMPIRES,
Decidedly one of the finest Brouus in
EUROPE,

The contemplation of it offering to the mind at all times a deep
intellectual treat. Price £65.

A copy of the famous
CHEVAL DE M ARLY,
Price £45.
A very fine FLORENTINE BRONZE,
The GIAOUR,
From Lord Boron's Poem of that name.
Likewise several other choice Bronzes, fitted up as
CLOCKS,
Amongst which may be named figures of
JULIUS CiESAR,
BELISARIUS'
DEMOSTH ENES,
MARS,
• MIN ERV ,
TIME, (an erect Figure,)
HANNIBAL,
miLTIADES, &c.
When the workmanship of these fine Bronzes is minutely
examined, and their imperishable nature considered, T. W. is
confident that the desire to possess them will become more ge-
neral in England, especially when it is remembered that their
value increases with age, even more drill any other work of
art, from their unchanging nature, and.from the original models
being destroyed or otherwise lost Artists, and those who can
admire their productions, are respectfully invited to an inspec-
tion of them, without reference to purchasing;—the taqe once
-abroad, the sale is certain.
There is likewise an immence addition to the Stock of
SMALLER CLOCKS.
MISCELLANEOUS BRONZES,
• and
FANCY CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS,
and a great
of all kinds, adapted to all sizes of Rooms;
variety of "new and elegant
CI-lANDELIERS,
LAM
GIRANDOLES,
CADELABRUM.
&C. &c.
many of them very splendid, and being T. W.'s private paterns
' - are not to been seen in any other Establishment.
Besides these more costly and unequalled articles, the stock
haS been renovated throughout, and in all its several departments
is in a most 'complete and efficient state ; hut the number of
small fancy
things. is much ton great to be here detailed. The
Public, 'purchasers or nut, 'are respectfully invited to inspect
them. The cash prices are all marked, and no deductions made,
which saves trouble to all parties.
Jewellers, Lamp Repairers, Lacquerers, Dressing.case and
Desk Makers, and Leather Workers, all employed on the
premises, and work of 'that kind done as expeditiously as
possible.

COOKE AND CO.'s INDIAN MANGOE • SAUCE,
90, HATTON GARDEN, LONDON.
II IS most delicious Oriental Condiment, possessing all the
rich and agreeable flavour of the In ian Pickled Mangoe,
is for the first time introduced into is country. As an ac-
companiment to fish, game, made ishes, chops, cold meats,
&c., it stands unrivalled.
'bottles—half ts Is. 6d., p 3s.
COOKE and CO.in pi'S SELECT 'DIAN CONintsDIMENTS:—
IMPROVED CURRY PA • rE, for reputing curries in
every• respect equal to th made in India, if the easy In-
dian receipts that accomi ny are only followed.' Sold in
Jars, Is. 9d., 35., and ss.
MADRAS MULLIGATAWNY PASTE, to prepare exqui-
site Mulligatawny Soups. Approved Madras receipts ac-
company; in jars Is. 9d., 35.. and se.
BENGAL CHATTNY SAUCE.—This rich and much ad-
mired Oriental flavoured Sauce for fish
game, hashes, chops,
steaks, &c., in bottles—half-pints 25., pints 3s. G I.
relish for
p,quaote
drtmoaltsrev,
BENGAL CHATTNY PASTE, a most
Indianggzd.c;isea:'',!dld":l,;s:ss.iPtlrgela;:rgiunig-
g evenison,
devil a
INDIAN CURRY STUFF PO D
W— Eld
warnd easy Indian
site curries, accompanied by approve
receipts for the same.
cases,E for imparting the requisite
HINDOO VINEGAR or SAUCE jt, ls. double ditto, 2s. 6d.
acidity to cutry made from curry powders; half-pints Is.
pints 2s.
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. l'o be had of the principal Italian Warehouses, Grocers, .
Druggists, Sc. T. NIXON, Castle-street, Liverpool, has
just received a fresh supply.

BOLTON GASLIGHT AND COKE COMPANY.
WANTED, a respectable'Person, as EN-GINEER, to
undertake the management and ma ac uri ‘g of Gas
in the above Concerns where there arekveen 70 an-I 80 Re-,
tort at work in the Winter Season.
Applications, (by letter, post-paid,) with testimonials of cha-
racter and ability, to be sent on or before the 12th of October
next, addressed to the Chairman of the Committee of the Gas
Company, Bolton. By order of the Committee,
JOHN HEAP, Clerk.
Gas Works, Bolton, Sept. 28th, 1&36.