The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1841-05-18 00:00:00

TO THE SHIPPING INTEREST

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THE attention of the SHIPPING INTEREST, TEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANIES, AGENTS, and er Par-
ties engaged in this description of business is di cted to the
MIDLAND COUNTIES HERALD, aJo al published
AGENTS,
Weekly at BIRMINGHAM, and most exte vely circulated
in that important town and in the adja" . t populous com-
mercial towns in Warwickshire, Stafford'shire, and Worces-
tershire, as well as throughout the Midland District generally,
the Weekly Circulation being at the present time FIVE
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED COPIES.

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Factors, Manufacturers, Iron Masters, and other classes of
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named. Copies are also forwarded to the News-rooms and
principal Inns in the Midland Counties, as well as to those
in Birmingham and the neighbouring towns;, and, THE
HERALD possesses considerable interest to the Working
Classes, in consequence of the numerous Advertisements for
Workmen in its columns.

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ber and varied character of the Advertisements which weekly
appear in its columns; and, from the nature and extent of
the Circulation, it offers a most desirable and valuable me-
dium for the publication of Advertisements relative to the
SAILING OF VESSELS to all parts of the world, the Rates of
Freight, and other particulars.
These Advertisements have hitherto been principally con-
fined to the London, Liverpool, and Bristol journals; but
when it is considered that the circulation of these Papers in
Birmingham and the neighbourhood is exceedingly limited,
the importance of publishing the SHIPPING LISTS in a Paper
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RALD is much referred to for its Commercial Information,
as well as other Intelligence interesting to Men of Business.
WRIGHT and DAIN, Proprietors.
Midland Counties Herald-office,
Birmingham, May, 184 L

OW The Proprietors would have pleasure in receiving
Sailing Bills at their Offices, for the information of parties
who call respecting this description of business.

Now ready, price Sixpence,
THE EXCELLENT PROPERTIES of SALTED
BRANDY, as a most Efficacious Medicine an eda-
tive for Internal as well as External Diseases, In mation,
and Local Injuries, set forth in the detail of v ous cases in
which its sanative and sedative virtues havAein experienced,
together with certain reasons for the prolitility of its effect-
ing the Cure of several Diseases in which it has not yet been
prescribed, and ample directions as to the mode of preparing
and using this surprising remedy ; being an entirely original
work on the subject.
By the Rev. SAMUEL FENTON, M.A.
" Vive, vale. Si quid novisti rectius istis,
Candidus imperti; si non, his utere mecum."
The object of the work is to disabuse the public mind, by
showing that Mr. Lee is not the discoverer of the remedy ;
to attempt to account for its so very general efficacy, and to
afford such authentic and temperate information respecting
it as may inspire public confidence in its sanative virtues.

OPINIONS OF THE PRESS

There is a fashion in medicine as well as everything else.
Brandy and Salt is now the fashion amongst the ailing, and
those who fancy they are so. We have heard of many cases
that have been cured, and pain alleviated, by the application
of this " panacea," both in internal and external cases.
Those who are at all sceptical should consult Mr. Fenton's
work. They will find many reasons adduced for its efficacy;
while those who wish to use it will find ample directions for
its manufacture. We believe the work is having an exten-
sive sale.—Liverpool Chronicle.

A well-written pamphlet on the subject of this " panacea"
has just made its appearance. A great deal of evidence is
brought forward by the author to show its applicability to
diseases of every grade. The directions for making the
" Salted Brandy" and other particulars will be found in the
work, the cheapness of which places it within the reach of
everybody interested at all in the matter.—Liverpool Albion.
LACE and ADDISON, North-crescent; CHARLES DAvis,
North John-street; and T. BEAN, Albion-office, Castle-
street, Liverpool.