The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-09-09 00:00:00

PRESENTATION OF PLATE AT THE KING'S
FERRY.

THE COMMITTEE fOrn;anaging the Subscription for of-
fering a Public Tribute of Respect to Mr. James Boyden,
Iv,
for his improvements at the Ferry, beg leave to infor Hie Sub-
scribers, that their Chairman, the Right Honourabl ord Mos-
tyn, will present to Mr. Boydell their splendi estimOnial,
with an order on the Treasurer for the ba , on board the
Ferry Boat, on Wednesday, the 14th of tember, at three
o'clock; and, for the convenience of Subscribers, the List will
not be finally closed until that day.
A Dinner will be ready at the Hawarden Castle Hotel, im-
mediately after the presentation, at which the Right Honoura-
ble Lord Mostyn willpreside ; and it is requested that Gentle-
men intending to dine will make an early application to Mr.
Lawrence for Tickets.

LECTURES ON ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY AND
PATHOLOGY. ,#.
HENRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL. ."
TAR. CARSON, SEN., Dr. JULIUS WOV. and Mr.
I_s CRATER will deliver a COURSE of L. "PURES on
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PAT LOGY, to com-
mence October 4th.
The Lectures on Physiology, by Dr. arson, Sen., will be
illustrated by Experiments.
The Anatomical Demonstrations will be conducted by Dr.
Julius Wolff and Mr. Chater.

Dr. Julius Wolff will deliver a Course of Lectures on the ap-
plication of the Stethascope to the various Diseases affecting
the Organs of Respiration and Circulation.
. .

Any"additional information may be had by applying to Mr,
CHATER, 45, Bold-street.

DIFF E HEN T or TREMULOUS WRlTEllgfay ac-
quire a good, free, and expeditious style of WAITING in
a few Lessons of one hour each, at Mr. TH9M,PSON'S WHI-
TING ESTABLISHMENT, No. 8, CLAYTON-if:WARE, Liverpool.
Shorthand, Arithmetic, Mental Calculations, and Book-keep-
ing by Double Entry, taught as usual.
N.l3.—Private Families and Schools attended on reasonable
terms.

PUBLIC NOTICE.
No. 20, NEWINGTON ARCADE, LIVERPO9e.*.
WWARLOW, having an extensive Assortment of Fa-
. shionable London and other PAPERS, suitable for
Rooms of every description, respectfullfiiffers them to the
Public at very reduced prices, in conseTteence of their being
made Duty free.
A I OUTH, 14 years of age, WANTED as an APPREN-
TICE to the GENERAL UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS. He will
Board and Lodge in the House. A small Premium expected.

BREAD AND FANCY BISCUIT ESTABLISHMEN_,T6
No. 95, RICHMOND-ROW, ABOVE ST. ANNE'S-STREET:.
T-1 DWARD SMITH begs leave respectfully to inform his
_ 411 Friends and the Inhabitants of Liverpool, that he has
commenced Business at 95, RICHNIO.ND&ROIV..abOve St. Anne's-
street, as BREAD AND FANCY BISCMIT BAKER AND
DEALER in FLOUR and PROVVIJER, and hopes, by
keeping good Articles, and a steady 'Attention to Business, to
obtain a share of their support.
E. S. particularly calls the attention of Families to the TOPS
AND BOTTOMS made by him, for INFANT'S FOOD, such
having hitherto only been obtainable from London, and he feels
,
it proper to state that he has made them at theyeomndatrofession:ton
p
of several Medical Gentlemen ranking high in the
as the only Food fit for Children deprived of their natural
nutriment.
Orders punctually attended to from town or country, and the
usual allowance made to the trade.

IN consequence of the unreasonable demands of the Operative
Members of the NEW BOILER-MAKER'S CLUB, the
undersigned Masters in
.Liverpool and Cheshire, hereby give
Notice, that they p.oyment, at liberal
d en not members of the Club:
will give constant em i
wages, to goo m
FAWCETT and PRESTON,
G.
EDWARD BURY 14/ FORRESTER and Co. .
,
JOHN LAIRD,
T. VERNON and Co.
PAGE and GRANTHAM,
HORTON and ASHTON,
JOSEPH RIGBY and Co.
FOSTER and GRIFFIN.
September 8, 1836.

J. C. PARSONS,
HAIR CUTTER, PERFUMER, AND PERRUQUIER,
No. 99, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
RESPECTFULLY announces his having undertaken the
business so successfully carried on by Mr. Danson. The
superiority of the Establishment being undisputed, the best
rules for maintaining its character will be adopted; and PER-
FUMERY, COMBS, BRUSHES, and every requisite for the Tot-
LETTE, will be sold upon the mercantile.prenciple of small pro-
fits and quick returns. He begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry:,
and Public, that the Hair Cutting and Dressing department
will have his particular attention. "It being admitted that the
preservation of natural Hair is preferable to the use of false,
however correct the imitation, those who place their Hair under
his' management may be assured that the necessity of
will, in most cases, be totally precluded. As the future beauty
training and
of Children's Hair greatly depends on its firstslong
ex..
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management, he will ever give such directions
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its use
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hour on Saturday evenings.
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