The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

29, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

MESSRS.C_COOPER Si CO., iII:MG:EON 'MEN'
TISTS (Late of Slater-street), continue to supply Arti-
ficial Teeth of everykind, quality, and colour, from one rooth
to a complete Set without extracting Stumps or Teeth. 'The
most timid need not fear the least pain, as<their methoct is on
unsrrinv2Etnciplf-s,

WORiaIANSHiP AND EASE IN FITTING GUARAN-
TEED .AT PRICES SO STRICTLY MODERATE AS TO
MEET THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF AIL CLASSES,,,AND
LOWER THAN,ANY ADVERTISED.
-.AP DISEASES of the GUMS REMOVED and CURED by
tbi`use of COOPER'S ANODYNE TINCTURE. Price ss.
Ver'Bottle. •

Decayed Teeth permanently stopped ',with COOPER'S
PASTE ENAMEL, preventing Toothache and Decay, 2s.,fid.
CONCRETIVE TASTE, for preserving and beautifying. the
Teeth, 2s. 6d.

oBiERvE, 29, SOLD-STREET, opposite Concert-street.

TO CORRESPONDKNTS.

DAH ums.—The plants should be cut down on a dry morning,
and the next daythe roots should be stored in a dry place,
between layers •of straw, with their stems downwards.
Many roots maybe preserved during the winter, in•atte
same way.
A LADY should not believe all that she hears.

QUERY.—The style was altered in 1752. By-an act of parlia-
tnent passed in that session, the year was.ordered to•com-
mence on the Ist of January, instead of the 25th of March
as heretofore; and-the day after the 2nd of.flepternber was
ordered to be called the 14th. This made eleven days
difference in calculations, which was increased to-twelve ini
the year 1800, when•there was no 29th of February; .and
this accounts for the difference of twelve days between our
dates and those of 'Russia, where the old 'style is still
observed.

Homo.—The Arctic mg.,..de her last voyage fro= New ,York
to Liverpool in nine daye and eighteen hours.

A LAYMAN.—We agree ,v:ith him as to the inconvenience
which frequently arises from the introduction ,of hymns
—many of which have no. claims either to piety or poetry—
into the performance of:Divine Service, owing te.strangers
being u nprovided with books. We cannot, however, suggest
a remedy where the incumbent is his own ordinary. The
version of the Psalms by Brady and Tate has the Royal
'sanction, but none are specially ordered by the Church.

E. A. D.—The proposal to widen the lower end of Duke-street
-.was made several years ago, -but subsequently fell to ,the
ground. It would, however, be a great improvement, ,And
open a thoroughfare which would considerably reticle the
pressure on Bold-street.

A IzatisstAx.—His letter will prove much more effective if
delayed for a few weeks.
"Noao."—Three worthies of our ,Liverpool Town CoenOil
having been disappointed (in thejr proposed trip to ascer,
tain the best mode of curing smcky chimneys), a corns-
pondeat,has sent us the following attempt at wit

Mote, Godfrey, and Beckwith,
Got seventy pounds wherewith
To perpetrate a tour,:
The Council, by their vote
.Of one, has changed theirmote,
And these three go no more.

.• Chat Moss.—An inquisitive correspondent has addressed
to us the fallowing stupid inquiry;—" Would you be so
kind as to inform me whether Chat Moss is somewhere in
Cheshire, or anywhere inLancashire 7" All.we have to say
is—as the fish-wife said to a certain counailier—"Be off,
long'un, and find it out."

The ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION to the LIVERPOOL, &ANDARD
is 20s. in advance—or 225. on credit. •

Kiberpool -_ztanbarb.

TUESDAY MORNING, OCT. 18, 1853.

Ma. GLADSTONE, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, has been lionising at Manchester. The
citizens met to do honour to the late Sir ROBERT
PEEL, and Mr. GLADSTONE was present to join
in the ovation to his former chief, the guide of
his political life, and the man whose principles he
professes to have adopted as his own. There is
something dangerous in perversion of principles,
from the enthusiasm with which those who have
deserted the right path rush into the opposite
extreme. Mr. NEWMAN journeyed from Oxford
to Rome, and is now a more ardent believer in the
most absurd figments and fabricated miracles, than
those who have been Romanists all their lives.
Mr. MILNEB GIBSON, from being an over-zealous
Conservative, has turned a rabid Radical, and a
fit associate of the violent party to which he has
ailed hinigeif, Mr. (+Lanus, who boasts of

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