The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-12-27 00:00:00

ARTIFICIAL TEETH

1/R. MEIN, SURGEON DRNTIST, No. 18, RODNEY-ST ET,
111. Liverpool, and 102, GEORGE'S-STREET, Edinb ,re-
spectfullv acquaints the Nobility, Gentry, and his F • nds, that
he fixes Natural, Artificial, and Mineral Teeth o is improved
principle, without the least pain, from a Sin ooth to a com-
plete Set, which he guarantees will restore the wearer every
comfort in articulation and mastication, and at the same time
preserve the original-form of the mouth. •
Mr. Mein's practice has been based on that of tfie first opera-
tors in London. -

His Anodyne Cement, for stopping Decayed Teeth, is strongly
recommended.

'ferns moderate.—Advice to the Poor gratis, from Nineio
Ten Morning.

LONDON ANTI-CORN-I.
purpose of procuring th
CORN LAWS. ,

.AW-ASSOCIATION for the
Le TOTAL REPEAL Of
ITTEE.
LI to their-rmirtb6r)
Dr. J. Wyatt Cr .6,
John Crawford
Ebenezer Elliott, Sheffield
Thomas Falconer
Edwin 'W. -Field
,Edmund Fraser
Alexander .Galloway
Thomas F.. Gibson
Dr. J. M. Gully
G. H. Heppel -
Wm. Howitt, Nottingham
W. Ibbutson, Endcliffe Hall
J. W. Li gins
Capt. J. McArthur Low
John McArthur, Southsea
John Marshall, Leeds
Elias Moss, Liverpool
Robert Nicoll, Leeds
Francis Place
Arcb. Prentice, Manchester
W. G. Prescott
Thomas Prout •
Samuel Revans
W. D. Saul
Saml. Simes, Brighton
Col. Hon. Leicester Stanhope
Major H. C. Smyth
J. L. Stevens
William Tait, Edinburgh
Dr. John Taylor, Glasgow
Jahn Travers
H. Waymouth.
Win Weir, Glasgow
R. G, Welford
John Wilson .
Charles Wood
,John Ashton Yates.

• ( With lea ve to -adt
John Blackburne, M.P.
Joseph Brotherton, M.P.
J. S. Buckingham, M.P.
P. Chalmers, M.P.
William Clay, M.P.
Thomas S. Dunc(nbe,
Howard Elphiustone, r1,P.,„.
Willia rri Few& t,1141..P'.
George Grote, M.P.
D. Whittle Harvey, M.P.
Benjamin Hawes, -M.P.
Joseph Hume, M.P. .1
J. T. Leader, M.P.
Sir W. Molesworth, Bt., M.P.
James Pattison, M.P.
Richard Potter, M.P.
J. A. Roebuck, M.P.
Joshua Scholefleld, M.P.
Colonel Thompson, M.P.
Ch. Aug. Tulk, M.P.
Thomas Wakley, M.P.
Robert Wallace, M.P.
John Anderson
J. W. Anderson
W. H. Ashurst
Samuel Bailey, Sheffield
Augustus Beaumont
Wm. Bilton, Portsmouth
Dr, J. Roberts Black
Laman Blanchard
J. E. Body
. John Bridgeford, Sheffield
George Brown
Richard Burnet
Wm. Byers, Devonport
Thomas Campbell, LL.D.
H. S. Chapman
George Charlwood •
The points on which the Association is intended to furnisl
assistance, are— .
1. To give information on the mode of preparing and pre-
senting Petitions; and to forward copies of Petitions, where
requested.
2. To facilitate the formation of Public Meet:.. s, and the
dissemination of the results.
3. To effect insertions, where desired, in the Metropolitan and
Country Newspapers.
4. To promote the distribaticn of Tracts, Slips, and tirtracts.
5. To encourage the formation' of Local Anti-Corn-Law As-
sociations.
6. To employ the privilege of franking, in aid of the general
objects of the Association.
Communications to be addressed to the Secretary of the
London Anti-Corn-Law Association, Office, 162, Fleet-street.
The Committee sits every Thursday at Noon, at the Office.
BANGERS—Messrs. Prescott, Grote, and Co., Threadneedle-
street; Messrs. Bouverie and Co., 11, Haymarket.
TrisA SilßVdt —Mr. Thomas Prout, 229, strand.
SZCRETA RY—Mr. Alexander Campbell, 162, Fleet-street.
A contribntion to the fund will constitute a Member of the
Association. Contributions of One Pound, and upwards, re-
ceived by the Bankers; and in such or smaller sums by the
Treasurer.

rIONCENTRATED ESSBIsICE of'JAMAICA GINGER,
iJ a Certain Cure and Preventive of all Nervous Complaints,
Spasms, Gout, Rheumatism, &c. This Essence proved, in nu-
merous cases during the prevailing epidemic of 1832, to be de-
cidedly successful in cases of Cholera, or Spasms of the Stomach
and Bowels.

All the objections that have hitherto attended the administra-
tiert of Ginger in Powder—such as excessive heat and irritation
of the fences in the act of swallowing, and a subsequent uneasy
sensation in the stomach and bowels, &c. are now completely
overcome by the introduction of this elegant nreparation, which
is made from the pith of the finest Jamaica Ginger that is im-
ported. This pith (one ounce of which is equal in strength to
four ounces of powdered Jamaica Ginger) undergoes a tedious
chemical process, by which alone the whole of its active princi-
ples can, be separated; and is now offered to the public in the
very desirable form of a Concentrated Fluid Esse .
in all Nervous Complaints, and Ilypochondri al Affections,
it is wouderfully successful, acting as a ger 1 stimulus en the
Stomach, diffusing a mild and cordial wa h over the whole
system; it assists Digestion, removes Fa envy, Pain in the
gtomach, Giddiness, Head-ache, &c. and exhilirates the spirits,
thereby averting the necessity which too often compels Nervous
persons to have recourse to ardent spirits, in hope of obtaining
a temporary relief, to which practice they soon become habituated,
and the fatal results are too well known to require repetition.
In this preparation they will experience all the relief afforded
by such baneful practices, unattended by tbeir subsequent in-
jurious effects.
For Gout or Rheumatism, both as a preventive and remedy,
this Essence stands unequalled.
As an outward application, the Essence of Ginger is particu-.
larly serviceable. In Chronic Rheumatism, Lumbago, Btc.Nrh(sre
the pain is usually confined to particular joints, attended with
great stiffness, and an almost total loss of motion in the affected
limb—by rubbing the parts with the Essence, and taking a tea-
spoonful three times a day in a glass of wine and water, imme.
diate relief will be experienced, and the activity and vigour of
the affected part will be speedily restored.
a-
One tespoonful added to a glass of Soda, Seidiitz, or other
Mineral Water, will prevent that chilling sensation in the Sto-
mach, which is so often experienced by persons of debilitated
constitutions.

From the great estimation iu which this article is held, and
tlitt-high commendation bestowed on it by Analytical Chemists
and the Medical Press generally, who declare it to be the
strongest and most highly Concentrated Preparation of Ginger
they ever met with, many !spurious imitations, under similar
names, have been offered to the .Public, the • Proprietor, there-
fore, requests the Purchaser will observe that .this Essence is
prepared only at 118, Holborn Hill, London, and that the Go-
vernment Stamp bears the signature of M. Oi Wray, without
which it cannot be genuine.
"Prepared only by M. 0. WRAY, Chemist, 118, Holborn Hill;
and sold wholesale by Messrs. Baru:LAY and SoNs, 95, Farring,
don-street, London; Messrs„Ross and Iti.` IG.IITINGA LE, Chyolll-
- ; Mr. C. MA W HOOD' 20, South John-street,
Liverpool; and all respectable Patent Medicine Venders in
town and country; in bottles at 2s. 9d. and. 4s. 6d. each, duty
included for five bottles in one for Hs.
The only Warehouse for " Wray's Digestive or Dinner
Pills," for preventing Indigestion, Flatulency, Heartburn, and
Disorders of the Stomach; and " Wray's Celebrated Balsamic
Pills," a certain Cure for all Diseases of the Urinary passages.

North, Scotland-road, in one o; till;re lots, and subject to such
conditions as may he then produced, '
A LL those well-known, extensive, and •aluahle Premises,
LS_ now used as a RETAIL SPIRIT TABLISIIMENT,
at present in the occupation of Mr. V. liam Sharp, desirably'
situate in Marvbone, in Liverpool aviug a handsome and
commanding front thereto, and extc ding a considerable depth
along Addison-street; together with the coiriniodi(Ms DWEL-
LI N G-EIOU SE thereto belonging, and a coinpact BREWERY
at the batik, with a front to Addison-street.

, No.lo, o • , .
Also, a IiWgI;LIiNTG-1-101TSH P rtl-.MI-street in
the occupation of Mr. John Martindale, at ayearly rent of ,i,420.
The above valuable Premises are Freehold of luheritatice,
and poisess everrrequisite for carrying on business on an ex-
tensive scale, heing'm oneot the 'mist populous neighbourhoods;
and one of the greatest thoroughfares to and from the centre of
business or the town. The Spirit Establishment has been 're-
cently fitted up, at a very considerable expense, and has a hand-
some stuccoed front to Marybone and the upperpart of Addison-
street, and is throughout in an 'excellent state of repair. The
Brewery is immediately behind and attached to the other
Premises, and can be worked to great advantage at a light
expense, being very compact, and completely fitted up with all
fixtures necessary for the business, and which are in good order,
and fit for immediate use. The whole offers a most desirable
opportunity for the investment of capital.
The Premises may be viewed, and further particulars known,
on application to Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
Church-street.

LICENSED PUBLIC HOUSE AND SPIRIT V4ULTS.
By Mess—s. 11.10 S. W.INSTANLEY and SONS,
On WEDNEs DA Y' the 4th of January next, at Six o'clock in the
(;• Evenin at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,

111IIE -CEASE of the, SHAKSPEARE COFFEE-
HOUSE, Williamson-square, corner • *lYawson-street,
of which Twelve Yeattf are unexpired; toge er ‘Nith the Good-
will of the above Etablisbment, now in ".11 business, having
an excellent counter trade, and being si t eligibly situate in a
populous neighbourhood, close to the ^ eatre and New Market.
There is convenience for making up twelve Beds, and, being in
a prinCipal‘thoroughfare from the Railway station, must com-
mand an extensive business in the accommodation of Travellers.
The front has been recently altered, and the Bar- fitted no in
the modern style.—FixtUres to be taken at a valuation, and...the
Purchaser may be accommodated with. the Furniture, if re-
quired.
Further Particulars may be bad on application to Mr. ROBERT
WINSTANLET, Auctioneer, Manchester; or Messrs. T. WIN-
STANLEY and SONS, Church-street, Liverpool.

By.Mesirs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On TEIURSDAY, the 12th of January next, at the Clarendon-
rooms,toirep
South John-street, subject to such co ditions as will
be then produced,—by order tf the Mortga e,
ALL those Two DWELLING-HOU S, One SHOP and
BAKEHOUSE, on the east s' of Rathbone-street,
containing in front thereto and at the ck severally five yards,
and running in depth on the north and south sides severally 53
feet, bounded on the north by premises of Mr. Clegg, and on
the south by premises of Mr. Pryers.
The Tenure is Levehold under the Corporation of Liverpool
for a term of 75 years, which commenced on the 2uth day of
July, 1834. . _

Further particulars mai be had from Mr. CARTER, Solicitor,
South Crescent Chambers, Lord-street.
Mr. CARTER has several sums of Money to lend on good
Freehold or Leasehold security.

. .
FOR SALE,
CROWN GLASS WO n /C,S, BOTTLE WORKS, AND,CI7E-
MICAL WORKS, AT, DUMBARTON, AND BOTTLE
/.4,./
WORKS, AT GREENCK. .
ri IHE extensive MANUFAC TO RIES .° LASS
-ji 'BLEACHING 'POWDERS, &c., at D ibarton and
Greenock respectively-, will,be exposed to SA 4
,by PUBLIC
AUCTION early in the ensuing Spring.
1. The DumbartOn Glass Works, whic ave been established
and carried on on a large scale fur ue y half a century, and I
embrace ample Bounds, Buildings, an onveniences, naclud-
itig three wide and lofty Cones, Stores, Vaults, Counting and
Warehouses, Steatit Engines, Grinding M ill, Mechanics' Shops,
Manager and Workinea's Houses, &c. They are situated'on
th,rvravigable River Leven, and within two hours' sail of Glas-
low, and one of Port Glasgow and GreenoCk.
2. The large range of Buildings adjoining the abtove, sometime
occupied in the mannfactare of Bleacblt Powder, and.which
being fitted up with Boiler, Furnaces,.Stalk, &c., is admirably
suited for any public Works requiring extensive buildings, the
command of Water, and of large ont-dooi acconimcdations, such
as Foundry, Dye Work, &c. ..,
3. The CREENOCK BOTTLE WORKS, alsonleng-esta-
blished and extensive Manufactoris situate in the to,vin of.
Greenock. It also possesses a fine Cone, a private ilarbokuy
and QuaY, WI 'every Bnilding and eonvenicnceatecessP.ry Fut
carrying on an extensive business. Also a large qUantity of
Raw Materials and Implements for the manufacture of Giass
Bottles, &a., both in Dumbarton and Greenock, sufficient to
enable purchasers to commence manufacturing operations im-
mediately.

For further information apply, in Glasgow, to MACLACHL AN
and STEEL, Writers, -or Mr. ALLAN, Fullerton; in Dumbar-
ton, to WILLIAM PICKERING; in Greenock, to Capt. ARCHI-
BALD SHANNON; in Edinburgh, to KENNY and WEBSTER,
W.S., Royal Circus; and, in London, to WM. M. CLARKS,
Esq., 22, Change-alley.