The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-02-24 00:00:00

PROPRIETOR.

N.B.—Every Article is marked in plain Figures. the REnrcED
PRICE, from which no deviation is allowed.

An experienced SALESMAN WANTED.

WILL CONTINUE DURING THE PRESENT WEEK.

ANNUAL SALE OF
SOILED G O O D S,
AT A. MILLIARD .3- CO.'S, 91, BOLD-STREET.
THE Ladies of Liverpool and_the_ Public generally
are respectfully inform at the SALE of SOILED
GOODS will be continued,Othe above Establishment
FORAJNE WEEK MORE.
GOODS commenced dl the above Establishment, YESTERDAY,
(Monday,) the 16th instant, and will continue for several days.
The Articles are marked at One-half the _usual Selling Prices,
and will include a great variety of Children% Dresses, Baby
Linen, Worked Capes and Collars, &c., being part of the last
Spring, Summer, and Autumn Fashions.
A VACANCY for an Indoor APPRENTICE.

DEAFNESS AND OTHER DISEASES OF THE
EAR.

DR. WOLFF, PHYSICIAN, - r from Berlin, who
has devoted many year is subject and invented a
new method of treatment,4ste Lancet of 13th September, 1845,)
successfully applied inßrermany, and lately in London, may be consulted during his-short stay in Liverpool, every day, from
Twelve till Four o'clock, at 84, Duke-street.

THE most superb Assortment of VESTINGS in
Liverpool, at 110, BOLD-STREET.
DAWBARN AN -AVIS,
TAILORS A RAPERS,
110, BO -STREET.

ARRIVAL OF CLOCKS.
-Li L. HAUSBURG takes the liberty of announcing
I' • to his Patrons and Friends, that he has received a very
large Assortment of

CLOCKS,
IN ORMOLU, BRONZE, MARBLE, PORCELAIN, ALABASTER,
BURL, &C., &C.,
which have just been eompleted at his 'Manufactory in Paria,
and by the addition of which, he is enabled-to-offer to notice
so splendid a Variety of Designs, ' OUPS, FIGURES, &c.,
by the first Modellers of the ntinent, as to surpass all his
previous efforts. Amon them will be found several of an
entirely novel form,,in- Ormolu and the purest Marble, of the •
most gtaceful proportions, constituting an Ornament of peculiar
elegance, the harmonious outline of which, cannot fail to excite
unqualified admiration. The Movements combineevery recent
improvement : they are all warranted to perform with the nicest
accuracy ; and, by the facilities which he possesses, F. L. H. is
enabled to offer them at exceedingly moderate Prices ; in con-
firmation 'of which he begs to direct attention to the following
List :
Substantially-made and highly-finished Rosewood
CLocKs, inlaid with Coloured Wood, Fifteen Days' £3 10
Movements, striking the Hours and Half-hours ..
Rich Buhl Ditto Ditto Ditto 4 10
Alabaster Ditto, Sculptured in the Gothic style,
Eight Days' Movements, with Shades and Stands, 315
completeJJJ
Porcelain CLOCKS, Painted Flowers, All Fifteen Days'
Scrolls: and Fancy Devices, all .45.10 Movements,
burnt in striking Hours &
Skeleton TIMEPIECES, highly-fill Half-hours,
n dsde s
Complete, ad
nished,. Jewelled Escapements
sta ith S h
Real Bronze Ditto, all Gilt 6O
F. L. HAUSBURG,
OLD POSTOFFICE BUILDINGS.

SECURITY AGAINST FIRE TO BOOKS AND
DOCUMENTS.
MOST VALUABLE, BUT UNINSURABLE.
SEVENTH recent practical service of MILNERS'
FIRE-RESISTING SAFES.—Fire Resisting by self-con-
tained and self-acting evaporation, which must always precede
and prevent Fire. _

Tliis is the second case in which everything in the Premises,
excepting what Inners' Safe preserved, was consumed.
"TO THE EDITOR OF THE STANDARD, ETC.
" Sin,—ln the complete burning of the whole of our pre-
mises on Monday last; the only things saved ont of the stock
and property were our Books, which we feel that we owe en-
tirely to MILNEits? FIRE-RESISTING SAFE, in whiCh we kept
them. The Safe bears evidence of the intense fire it had re-
sisted, and it was with ns much surprise as gratitude that, on
breaking it open after the fire, we found instead of ashes as we
expected, our Books perfect as we left them. We think it due
to this invaluable invention, and to the public, to make this de-
claration throu_gh your columns.
" Remaining, Sir, your obeisfft-Servants,
" GARN,L.SSAIid CO.,
"Late of 97ePark-lane, General Outfitters.
" Queen's Dock Master' ouse, 12th N0v.,1845.
"P.S.—.eso in not , eft in the desk, were destroyed."

--"*Central Dock Station, 18th November, 1845.
Messrs. MILNER and SON,
"Gentlemen,-1 was present during the whole time of the
fire at Messrs. Garniss's, on Monday night, and consider it one
of the hottest fires of the kind I ever witnessed, especially in
the shop, where your Safe was.
"Gentlemen, your obedient Servant,
"WM. LEVER ATP, Superintendent of Police."

The Liverpool Mercury remarks, after describing the fire:--
" The Books belonging to the establishment, which were in one
of Milners' Fire-resisting Safes, were the only articles pre-
served."

Birkenhead, June 2, 1845.
"Dear Sir,—We have much pleasure in bearing unqualified
testimony to the efficiency and important advantages of MIL-
NERS' FIRE-RESISTING SAFES AND BOXES, in cases of acci-
dent from Fire.

"After the destructive Fire at our Offices this morning, the
Ec,oks and Papers deposited in the MILNERS' SAFE purchased
from you, were found to be entirely uninjured by Fire, whilst
those contained in a strong Iron Safe and Drawers, standing
beside it, were completely destroyed.
" We will accordingly thank you to supply us with another
SAFE of the same size (No. 4) and description immediately.
" Sir, your obedient Servants,
"J. and W. WALKER.
"Mr. JAMES LAW, Stationer, Birkenhead."
The Liverpool papers, in reporting the fire, state, " The
building in which the fire commenced was cempletely gutted,
and the whole of the contents destroyed, with the exception of
the Books, those being preserved in one of MILNERS' PATENT
SAFES. Messrs. Walker have sustained a very serious loss, by
the destruction of a number of plans and specifications of build-
ings, some erected and others in course of erection, which it is
almost impossible to estimate. These were consumed in a
strong Iron Safe, standing beside MILNERS' SAFE."

MILKERS' PATENT FIRE-RESISTINO (by combined non-con-
ducting and evaporation) BOOK-SAFES, DEED and valuable
DOCUMENT Box, and Gunpowder Magazine Works and Snow
Rooms, 47 to 53, Cable-street, and 50 A Lord-street, Liverpool,
where parties are invited to inspect manufactures capable of
resisting from one to twenty-four hours Fire, and to see them
being constructed throughout.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF ROYALTY, AND THE
AUTHORITY OF THE FACULTY.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
A Remedy for all Disorders of the Pulmonary Organs.
In Difficulty of Breathing—in Redundanay-of-Phlegm—in In-
cipient Consumption (of which Couglrtrthe most positive indi-
cation)—they are of unerring,efficacy. In Asthma, and in
Winter Cough, they have beeli seldom known to fail.
KEATING'S COUGH /ZENGES are free from every de-
leterious ingredient; y may, therefore, be taken at all times,
by the most delicat male and the youngest child, while the
Public Speaker and the Professional Singer will find them in-
valuable in allaying the hoarseness and irritation incidental to
vocal execution, and consequently a powerful auxiliary in the
production of melodious enunciation.
Prepared and sold in Boxes la. lid., and Tins 2s. 9d 4s. 6d.,
and 10s. 6d. each, by THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, &c., No.
79, St. Paul's Churclyard, London.

RECENT TESTIMONIAL.
" New Gas and Coke Company, Liverpool,
6th Month 7, 1845.
" Stu,—Your incomparable Cough Lozenges have caused me
to become your debtor and the only means I possess of can-
celling the obligation, is to tender you my sincere thanks for
the wonderful, as well as efficient, benefit I have received. -

" A few months ago I had an extreme hoarseness, which. I
tried in vain, for about six weeks, to eradicate; and noticing
your Lozenges recommended, I immediately. bought some—
commencing with two or three at a time during the day, and
three or four at bedtime—when, to my great astonishment I
within three or four days I was restored to my usual health.
have since taken them occasionally, and now enjoy better
health, if possible, than I ever did before.
" I beg, also, to inform you that my aged mother (note nearly
seventy) has been affected with a difficulty in breathing for
upwards of ten years, especially in the morning and early part
of the day, and was induced to try the Lozenges. She accord-
ingly commenced taking.them about six weeks ago, and has
already experienced such incalculable relief in the part affected,
as well as from the healing principle evinced in the regulation
of the digestive organs, that she feels it her incumbent duty
and great pleasure to convey her testimony of esteem, admira-
tion, and gratitude for the change that has taken place ; again,
sir, I beg to thank you, and remain your friend sincere,
" Mr. Thomas Keating, Chemist, &c.,
79, St. Paul's Churchyard, London."

Extract of a Letter, dated St. John's, Fetcfoundland,
October 18th, 1845.
"To Mr. Thos. Keating, St. Paul's Churchyard, London.
I Six,—From anAdvertisement in the Christian Witness, I
was induced to Ket a supply of your Cough Lozenges, which I
did not receive till some time last month, and they have taken
so readily, that I have only a few tins remaining. Several of
my customers have expressed their satisfaction with them ;
And my mother; who has an asthmatic cough, and grandmother
(over 80), a chronic cough of many years' standing, were both
sensibly relieved the first night after taking them. I now re-
quire an additional supply, a little larger than the first. You
will please to send me, by the earliest opportunity, six dozen
boxes and two dozen tins, for which 1 will remit you by Mr.
Campbell, whoi
here
leaves
n December.

" I remain, sir, your obedient servant,
" SAMUEL KNIGHT."

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Evans, SoNs, and Co., Lord-street, Liverpool; and Mr. CAIII.
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MuLLER, 118, Nassau-street, New York, Bookseller.
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