The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-16 00:00:00

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AUCTIONEER, APPRA►S'ER, HOUSE fir.
LAND AGENT,

GREAT CGARLOTTE-STREET,
:4En It It ANELAGIi-sTItERT, LIVERPOOII.,

BEGS tr;ininrin his Friends and the Public, that he has On-
(Wankel) the above Business, and lespectfully soicitsta
share of their patrotiiive. • - • • ' •

AP P RAISE M EN7'l'S made for ascertaining Probate and
LP,IeW Duties." • ' " •
MONEY advanced on Goods consigned for tinreserved Sale.

UNI.BRELIA ESTABLISIPftNt
31, 13OLD-STRAP,'7,
UNDER TIVOM'S Cp APE U.

• .
11 A. BAT.DW IN 11,14 ju4l received a t.'lloute Assortment of
AL. 'Gig and Riding( WMPS, New pattertA,)• richly
ed, and warranted 01 the Lest manufacture... 14 1.11. be Sul.d at• a
I'ri.'7e•to edsu,r a Old,* Sato.
R. A. Ws Stock of UMBRELLAS, in Silk and Gngli.ani:
faand.worcii alleutiOh to those" who wi„'h a gudd. artiek
at a low price. •
N.B.—Always On. hand a priMe aSSortrnent of Opera and
Walking CANS richly mounted; other STICKS in great
variety.

B. PROMOLI,
(LATE THOMAS .1700LPIELD'Sd
71 AND,72, CHORCII-sTREET,-
Adjoining the Postqffii•e.T •
.is respectfully announced to the„ Nobility, Gentry. and
Public-of• Liverpool, that ' B. Paiimoit has just arrived
from the Continent, with, the greater part of his new Purchases,
which are now submitted to their inspection.
W.. B. P. begs to remark that the Selection he has made has
been on the most extensive.scale, and consists of every variety
of FANCY GOODS, combining the useful _and ornamental.
CLOCKS, VASES, CANDELABRA, Bionze, Porcelain,
and other CHIMNEY ORNAMENTS, of first-rate quality
and taste, form the principal attractions; added to which is an
infinite and varied Collection of smaller-Articles, well adapted
fur Presents fur the ensuing Christmas.
W. B. P. begs also to solicit public attention to his new
Stock of ENGLISH MANUFACTURES, consisting,. or
OR-MOLU LAMPS. CHANDELIERS, GLASS .LUS.
TREs and GIRANDOLES; PAPIER-MACHE TEA
TRAYS, and every description of CABINET GOODS, &c.
&c., all of which are in the newest style and of the best
workmanship, and are now fully displayed in his extensive
Show Rooms. -

Prices moderately fixed, from which no abatements are made
'nor credit given.

STRANGER'S FRIEND SOCIETY.
ANNUAL MEETING.

grin E ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRIBERS will
it be held in the Charitable Institution House; Slater-street,
on,WEoNcsoAv next, the 17th instant. The chair to be taken
at one o'clock, when a Report will be read, and officers chosen
for the 3 ear ensuing. •
• MICH !AIL ASHTON, Treasurer.
JOHN RADCLIFFE, Secretary.
Liverpool, 11th Januat y, 1838.

...
The Treasurer begs to acknowledge the receipt or the following
Donations:
A Friend, per Wm. Cotner ' £loo 0 0
A. Friend to the Poor, per J. Radcliffe 39 U 0
James Freme, Egg-
Executors Of the late Mr. 'Thus: Lea. per Mr. Wnt
,
11 i;zgin • 5 0 0
Messrs. Geo. Crosfield and Co
,Alessrs.. Todd, .Naylor, and'Co • ' -•- ' • ' 5" 5 0
William Earle, Esq; ' 5 0.• J./
' •
Joshua Lace, Esq.. 5.. 0 0
Messrs. Het wood, Sons, &Co • Its 0 0
!Mr. W. Ye(verton.
' Subscriptions and Donations will be thankfully received by
the Treasurer or Secretary.
15th January.

DEBILITY, NERVOUS lIMITATION,•&c.
IVEEINCAL. ADMON ITORS.---The following Works are
.1.71. intended to instruct those interested in
,these subjects on
points of importance to health or ease of mind •
awentv-third.Edition, ss. each.}
Ist. THE 4EGIS UI LIE 4 affords a comprehensive physio-
logical history of the progress of the sUlitary passion, libertinism
and intemperance, exhibiting their rueful- consequences, tend-
ing to sexual prostration, with the various forms of netvous' ir-
yitat ion and mental anguish. _

2d. 1-11'0E1AN A. is_ written for the set:Olive fPniale,
whileshe shrinks abashed at the iicea of revealing her sufferings,
may find in its pages a confidential and capable adviser. It is
especially calculated for timid aud delicate wives, whose ma-
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3d. Til E. SY Pli I LIST is intended for the perw:ill of those
who are suffering from au insidious cUiriplaint, so frequentA re-
'suiting from indiscretion or gaiety, and producing syphilis,
gonurthrea, gleet, stricture, &c.

Tl' TIMONIAI.S.
'These books can be safely recommended as wellfor the moral
truths they contain as for the extensive and successful result of
the author's experience —London Morning Journal.
agree with the Editor of the London Morning Journal,
and recommend \lr. Gess's publications for general perusal
Edinburgh Weekly Po
pt.r.
The precepts contained in this work are interesting and use-
ful.— Edin.';urgh Paper:
This publication, while it neither spares the aged voluptuary
nqr the yoo titul prodigal, offers to both the most important ad-
vantages.—Glasgow Paper.
This work (ilvgeiana). is properly called an analysis of some.
female complaints : it is written in a very peculiar style of mo-
ral adnwoitioa.—Dublie Morning JOurnal.‘
These works have passed through twenty•two editions ; they
combine utility with simplicity, and we recommend them ac-
cordingly.-- Dublin Ireekly,Journal.
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London;
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