The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-04-01 00:00:00

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Has constantly on Wale, at tha H Asnvitit. Itooms, an extapaivii..---,„.cf;, 9.10'
and valuable Assemblage of Fashionable ',...,z" -,-.-,--;-(1:z•--'--,
CABINET FUR Nurc kik:-, of every description, '--,:,' .2'N'' (Lk"'
Including DitAryiNG 11,1,1N1 :51.7!"T5, of real and imitation nos&
wood, in. Card, C'unsole, Lou, Work, Flower, and Sofa Tables')
Chairs, Couches, Sofas, Tea Ptiys, Ladiee Bscrutoires, Chao;
niers, Canterhuries, and Skreens ;
Big taut`LOUNCI-NC and LIBRARY CHAIRS ; .
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. FoLDING CHAIR AND SOFA BE DI. ; ./.:
MAHOGANY ARTICLES, .
In BookcasLs, Secretaire4, Pe-destal and njliaret Sileboards,
Cheval 'Skiititiis, Si•nloie and D),:ible.: ardrunes, Tiafalgar
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Chairs, Diiiiiii,'Card, Library, bio, Oftit Ventbroke, • Soap,
Work. and Skileen 'Tables; Crouches -Vfas, Chiluren's' Chars,
C.its,Cribs,Chests 'of -Dra-urers, ght Comino.leS, Bedsteps,
Bidets, Hat Stands, Bouit Racks uric Stands and Stools; &c.
JAPANED, STAINED, A.. 71.) FANCY CHAIRS,
Li the
_greatest variety ;
FOUR-POST, COTTAGE, UANOrY, FRENC.H, NURSER!, AND
PRESS BEDSTEADS ; .
Feather Beds, Hair and Strati Mattress-es;
PAINTED CHAMBER It EQUISITES, of all descriptions;
Elegant CHIMNEY and Olt ESS'INGGLASS ES ;.
BATA or GOUT CHAIRS; CHILDRE'N'S.CAItItIAGES,
&c. Also, Brussels, Damask, Venetian, and Kidderminster'
CARPETING,
Of the best Manufacture and newest Patterns;
DRCGGETTS, HEARTH RuGs, FIGURED FLOOR AND LOBBY
Chorus, of all dimensions, for rifting to fit Rooms,
Halls, Shops, Ships' Cabins; &c.
INDIA FLOOR MATS, TURKEY RUGS,
And a very great variety of other HOUSEHOLD AturicuEs.

Ztaantrb.

OFFICES.—WANTED, an exteiv suit of OFFICES,
iu a Situation near the Exchan or the Liverpool and,
Manchester Titnber Company.—Appt to Mr. 'Eric fi, Clareri*
don-buildings.

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ANTED, fora SUGAR ESTATE, i 'JA:11:11CA, two
sNuTii, and a PLVUGI-131A.N. T applicatithiS need by
wade -unless accompanied. With,une ,ptionable written vou-
chers that the applicants are ofgoaft Moral chai•acter and efficient
tr'ademen.—For terms, &c., apply; front' 11th. to 15th instant,
between the hours of Three and Pour, to . .
J. MULI-101,LAND 'and Co.,
32, Water-street, Liverpool.
' Young,,. Married Men would be preferred, and:ii,,pasasge pro-
vided for their families.

ViTA!.NITED, a PARTNER in a Ladle/rSeminary who
%r
could bring
.a good connexion, of to purchase the
GOOD-WILL of a SCHOOL in Livert.ol or the neighbour-
hood. Address (if by letter, post-paid) Staniard-officei
Liverpool.

-A YOUNG VERSON of respeutatility wantia SITUA-
11L 'NON to attend a Lady or Familii;gOi,tig. the Mediter-
ranean. the East nr.West Itdies,'Northirr:. h America-; she
perfectly understands the management of dren, having had
the care of the., on their passage-in anti•titinn the ahove places.
Her present mistress, whom she atteaded home, and with whom
she is at present, willl.eemntnend her most tughtv:—Addrcv,
(post-paid.) M. IL, 24, Upper Saekville-street, Dublin., urizt
Messrs. lianutsoNS and LA TII A M'S 'Office, Liverpooly

TO NIEIiCHANTS AND OTHER '
V HE Advertiser; who possesses an excelle -nowledge of
Books and Accounts, as wall as basin enerally, would
be glad to hear of a VACANCY for such
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11e coulddevote his time either Martial!} or wholly to making
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SaleS in town and neightibtirhood, on commission or other Wise.
Most respectable, references can be given.—Address, W.A.,
Standard-offiCe.

' TO MR. THOMPSON; WRI'T'ING-MASTER. •
SIR, "d
TIAVING been A Pupil of Yours, I feel myd pleasure in
il ILII:‘, adding my Testimony to the great rjA, of your System
of Teaching a good Commercial Hand-w thir, and am of opi-
nion that it cannot be too ,stYnngly rem letcrled, as not only
useful, hut important to all thus,. whose situation in life re-
quires a free and masterly use of the Pen.
Liverpool, Oct. 6; 1836.
N.B. The Manuscript of the above and full address may be
seen at the Teaching, Rooms, No. 8; Clayton-square.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
NJOTICE is hereby given, that the ANNUAL GENERAL
.L.ll. 'VESTRY Will- be held. in St. Nicholas's
.Church, on
TUESDAY, the sth (Jaya April next', at I'l, elce o,'-tfock at Nooni
to receive the Report of the SOe.ct Ve'Stry of (last year, and a
Summary of of their 'ACcOunts; tor t ection of iiuch-
wardens, Sidesmen, gverseers, and Se Vestry for the ensu.,
ing.year-; for the hying-of athorCh- eof One Peunv in the
Pound for .the: service of Use nest year; and for the despatch
of the tAbal`Parnellial tinsinesk.
And„the Inhabitants in the Vestry will be required to appoint
an A Ssisttia O.'vei-seiir of the Poor, in place of Mr. Anthony
Black, who has resigned.
M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry-clerk.
19th March, 1836.

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. ''''''
WILLI:131 11"..9 LL AC E CUIIRIE, ES n11.41-OR.
Li COURT of PASSAGE fiir th 'l' 'of Civil Causes,
4eve
ill be held in the Cot. irr Room the south side of
Chapel...street, .on THURSAYAY, the. Hifi o Aptil net, at Ten
.o'Clack 'id. the blaming., of which the Attorneys of the said
Oytirt. ate requested to take notice.
RD. RADCLIFFE, Town-detk and Registiae
28th 14 acli 1i;1:36.

BOROUGH AND TOWN OF •LIVERPOOL,
*1- r; uu Atiii7.4.WirlCZ • CUR 111E,;.ESQ4 .4,11441-01?-
11-IHE GENERAL, C64;44-11-. of-4,4U A RT.EI4,.SESSIO NS
of. the Purr CL fi)i the BOROUGH and TOWN of
LLYERPOOL 11 bei held in the COURT' ROOM, in the
Sessions-house, on the southside of ChapeAtrect-on MONDAY,
the I.lthdlf April next, at Ten o'Clock i be'Porenoon ; 'when.
.and where all.Persons.hound over ppesl and Prosecute.
give Evidence or Answer are to atte on paid-of. their respec--
tiveßecognisauces b6ing.estreated. ••
.FOSTER; Clerk tlf the Peace.
trs' Ali persons are requested to take :Notice, that no 'Tra-
vel...3 will he tried at these Sessions unless the seine be entered
for Trial at the Office of-the Clerk of the Peace in the said Ses-
sions-house on or before the first day of the Sessions.
And all indictments for Mistlemeanouis and 4Fsaults found
at these Sessions against Persons adthitted to Bail must be en-
tered for Trial in the said office of the Clerk of the Peace, on
or-before Twelve o'Clock on the day nest after the dischat7,o of
the Grand Jury, or ,otherwise the Trial of the same stand
over until the sesienS follOWinetr• .

PARISH OFOAL7ON-ON-THE-111L, .
vroTwE Is HEREBY GIVEN, at, the ANNUAL
VESTRY MEETING Wit' be cid in the PARIsu
CIWCH, according to ancient custo 1- on EASTER TUESDAY,
thellifth day of Apr next, at Teri,( at Noon, tor the
purpose of Auditing aud Passing tl Accounts of the present
Churchwardens, for Electing Churchwardens for eu,,uing
year, for Laying.a Rate, and for transactingthe general business
of the Parish). 'Dat&cl this 26th day of March, 1b36.
THOS. ROB-ERTS,.
Church
W. WINSTANLEY, wardens.

' ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
MRS. ROSE begsleave to inform her numerous Friends
and the Public in general, that the firm of ROSE and
SIMPSON, 126, Duke-Street. was dissolved on the 28th day of
March, 1836. In reitinting her grateful acknowledgments for
the. liberal Patronage and uniform Kindness with which she
has been favoured, Mrs. Rose feels much satisfaction-in
/an-
nouncing,
that; in future, all the Orders o :her Patrons and
Friends will be executed by her own Brit r, -
Mr. JOHN BROO '2y
AT tits
ESTABLISHMENT, 28, Gitp: GEORGE-STREET.
It is scarcely•iiitiary for her to 'mind the Piiblie, that her
Brother was for many years the Pupil 'of her Husband, the
late Mr. JAMES ROSE; and that, for four years,' he solely
conducted hei.'Esrablishnient in Duke-street, entirely for the
benefit of herself and family. Mrs. Rose feels convinced, that
she need not say one word in praise of her Brother's Profes-,
sional Abilities to any of those Friends who conferred their
favours on her when he was the Conductor of her extensive
Practice:—since which time, he has combined, with his former.
Mechanical Knowledge, all the recent ImproVements which
-have taken place both in London and in Parts. 7
Artificial Teeth constricted, from one Co. a complete set,
either of the Hypopotamus"rusk, or on Gold .Plates, with
Human or Miner.-I Teeth. Teeth stopped with Gold Platina
Leaf, Stannail Foil, and with thh Mineral Succedaneum, ac-
cording to the nature and sized the cavity. Cleaning, Scaling,
and Extracting, and every other operation connected with
Dental Surgery. .
Mr. JOHN littooxs, Dentist, 28, Great Goorge-street, (oppo-
site Grenville-street.) '

l'atroni:ed by thei, 314esties and the Royal Family,Aeir IMpe-
rial ..11a4esties the kniperor and Empress of litti.sia, . and th.e
Empeiors of Austria and China.
111.0 WLAND'S MACASSAR OIL, ave able production,
Alla the only article that produces and stores Hair, also
Whiskers, Mustachios, Eye-brows, &c.; revents Hair from
falling off or turtling gray to the latest riod of life; changes
gray hair to its original colour, flees 't •oni scurf, and makes it
uti beaftilik soft, curly, and glossy. dressing Hair, it keep
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it firm in the curl, uninjured by dam weather, crowded roan,
or in the exercise of riding. 'lO chiklitin it is invaluable, as its
application lays a foundation for a beautiful head of Hair.
No'rtcE.—The lowest Price is 3s. 6d'.; the next Price is 75.;
10s. Cid. and 21s. per Bottle.
Ask for "Rowland's Macassar Oil," and observe their namp
and address in red on the wrapper thus:— v
A. ROWLAND & SON„29, lIAT'f ON,GARDEN.
Confitersigned ALEX. ROWLAND.
Impostors call their trash the GENUINE, and omit the "v' in
the signature. offering it for sale under the lure of being cheap.
ROWLAND'S KALYooll—prepared from beautiful exu.,
tics. and warranted pericetly. innocent. It conipktelY eradi-
cates Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Spots, Redness, and all cutaneous
Eruptioni,'graduallV realizes a delicately clear, sett skiii, tiins-
lOrnis even the most sallow complexion into radiant whiteness,
imparting a beautiful juvenile bloom. .
Gentlemen whose faces are tender after shaving
resideravingwh
il:fi skin
smooth allay the irritability and smarting pain, an
sronoth and pleasant.
andei: et
winds or damp atmosphere. as Chaps, Cracks, and !wish Rough.
It pioteets the Face and Skin from the bia;:le.:).isl
Skin, all of which incompletely heals, and makes the 6}‘iu dili.
f"id:
Scalds it
N.TIFRICE,
Ili c a
s eisn ;11.1.
immediately allays the mist violent
cately fair and agreeable, t
animation,
Price 4s. 6d. and Ss. 6d. per Battle, duty ine1i01,,,,,,
ROWLAND'S 'ODONIO, or PEARL DL('
a delicate white Powder ebmpcised of vegetable ingredients, is
a never-failing remedy for every disease to which the Teeth and
Gums are liable, 'rendering the fornier extremely iybite and u •
form; while to the latter, being an Anti ‘; . .1.- • •' • • n'-
-•,..cut iatic it imparts a
beautiful healthy red; removes tartar from Teeth,''
n the preserves '
the Enamel; aryl prevents Gum FloilS; affOril agreeable r • 6'
grapce to the Breath? cleansss Artificial Teeth,san
ct' '1'...•
them changing colour; and •t'• '' - an prevents.r.
i is also extremely pleasant, to Alms -
mouth after Fevers or taking Meditin- • - •4 ' , • 144
Price 2s 9(1: per.BnX, duty included.
BOWL AN D'S ALS \ Ni• EXTRACT •
~ .'. A. for immediately re-
lieving' the most violent Tooth • I Gum Boils, &c. Vries')
-ac le, •
2s. 9,1:, 45.-6 d., s 10. and
'a. CAUTION.—Each of the above Articles has the name attil
address of the Pro_prieim.Q
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A. ROWLAND & SON, 20, HATTON-GARDEN, LONDON,
engraved on the Government Stamp, also printed in ied '-ort
the wrapper in which each article is enclosed. .
Impostors imitating them call their tra .h the GENUINE and
,
sign A. Ilowlandson. leaving out the " Sz."
*** Be sure to ask for " Rowland's." Sold by them knit by
respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders.