The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-13 00:00:00

Nttti gittblirationo.

Just Published. orire 2.., by Post 2. Ad.,
DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY "induced by
SPERMATORREICEASymptoms, Effects, and
Rational Treatment. By T. H. YEOMAN, M.D.,-Physician
to the General Post-office Letter-Carriers' Provident "Institu-
tion, &c.
London : EFFINGHAM Vrit..to:c. n, Royal Exchartge ; and,
by Post only, from the Author, 25, Lloyd.square.

- HUNT ON STAMMERING.
Just published, in Bvo. price 35..6d., by post 45.,
AA TREATISE ON •THE CURE .OF -STAN-
MEILING ; with a Memoir of the late Thomas Hunt,
Esq., Author of the System for the Cure of Defective Articu-
lation. By JAMES HUNT, M.R.S.L.
" Mr. Hunt's cases are proofs of his still in curing this
malady."—Atierucam.
" The mass of evidence is sufficient to convince the most
sceptical."—Morning Post.
London : LONGMAN Author; o. To be had of all Bootcellers ;
and, by post, from the 125, Regent-street, London,
and Swanage,'Dorset.

• Just published, price 7s. 6d..
FORTY-SIX SHORT SERMONS, for SAB-
BATH -EVENING READING. By the Rev. W.
DUANSFIELD.
These Sermons; on a great variety of subjects, will be found
especially useful to young Ministers, in their weekly ,KsPa-
rations for the pulpit.
"Sensible, savoury, sound, and practical; and we can
recomtnend-theen as being very short."—Chrisfieni Witness.
'Also, by the same Authot.
PSALMS AND HYMNS, and. SHORT POETICAL PIECES,
for Private Reading. Price 2s. 6d.
Also, MORNING and EVENING PRAYERS, for Family
Worship. Eighth Edition, Price ss. 6d.
W. AYLOTT and Co., 8, Paternoster-row, London; PEARCE
and BREWER, 63, •Church-street, and p. mircHELsoN, 34,
Berry-street. Liverpool.

TOIANO-FORTE AND SINGING.-Mr. A.
SAQUI continues to give INSTRUCTIONS at his
Residence, 42, Falkner.street, or at the !tapas, Residences, if
required.---For terms apply as above. Variations
Just Published, " LES ADI PUS." Theme and
for the Piano-forte. By A. SAQUI. To be had of all Music-
sellers

BRITISH TELEGRAPH COMPANY and
the SUBMARINE and EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH
LOMPANIES.

OPENING TO LONDON A
EUND THE CONTINENT OF
ROPE.
GREAT REDUCTION 11%' THE PRICE of MESSAGES.
OEFICE IN LIVERPOOL, 3, EXCHANGE-STREET WEST.
DIItUTORS.
Chairman.—James Simpson, Esq.., C. E. President of the
Institution of Civil Engineers, London.
Gibb, Esq., Distiller, Manchester.
Manchester.
Alexander Cowan, Esq., (Messrs. Fender 81.. C 0.,)
George Peel, Esq., C.E., Soho Works, Manchester.
John Fender, Esq., Merchant. Datestreet, ManchestGeorge-street,
er.
Stephen Symonds, Esq., Calico Printer,
Manchester,

bIESSAGES can now be sent from 3, Exchange-street West.
Liverpool,-.7.s follows, distance being reckoned straight across
the.country "as the crow flies." Twenty Words of actual
Message (no charge being made for names or addresses of
either senderor receiver) can be sent from the above Oirale.:
To any distance under Fifty Miles for Oise Shilling.
49 J. I/ 100 ), Txvo Shillings.
If ff 37 200 „ Half•a-Crown.
~ „ 300 „ Three Shillings.
f, above 300 ~ Four Shillings.
,No greater charge than Four Shillings for Twenty Words.
LIST OF STATIONS, WITH CHARGES.
Messages of Twenty Words and under, can lie sent at the
fo)lowing Rates, namely.
s. d. E. d.
Alston
Annan 2 6 Ileydon-bridge ........ 2 6
Ardrossan
Arthington for Otley .. 2 O'Huddersfield, Post-office 2 0
Auchinleck ,
Ayr
Barnsley
Billinghatn 2 6 LEEDS, 6, Bond-street.. 2 .0
Mini ING HAM,)O4,New-St I 0 LIVERPOOL, 3. Exchange-
Bishop Auckland 2 0 street West
Blaydon
BRADFORD., 9,Le 2 eds•road 0 43,Regent's.cir. Picea-
2 6
Burnl.T, Post-office 1 0 dilly
Canterbury, 36, High-st, 3 Q MANZHEsTEno).Ducie-
1 0
Carli,le, 6i, English-st., & place, Exchange
N.&C.Railway.Station 2 C Ilehnerby
2 6
Chatbam,3o3, High-st... 3 0, Middlesbro' ..
Consett... - .... 2 6 aton 2 6
2 C NEWCASTLE,
_SRI:1(111M

eoxlkoe ............

and Central Station

Crook
Darley 2
Darlington
Deal, 100, Beach-street 3
Dover. 7, Clarence place 3
Dumfries
Etherley ..
Eaton ..........
Ferrybill ..........
GLASGOW,
147,Qucen.st. &

Northallerton 2 0
Oldham
Paisley 2 6
) Picton for Stokesley
i Pontefract,Alarket-placc 2 0
)1 Redcar 2 6
6ißedheugh (Gateshead) 3 6
6 Ripon
ISanquhar 2 6
6,Seaton

2

.
G. SzS.W.Railway sta. 2 ........,.., •• •
2 0
Goole .................. 2 0 Shildon
Gravesend,4s,The Terrace 2 6 Stockton, S. Sz. D.Station 2 6
Guiabro' .............. 2 6 Stookton,L.N.R.Station 6
Halifax, Union-street .. 2 0 Thirsk
Holtwlustle ........... : 2 6 Troon
Harrogate ....... , ... 2 0 Thornhill 2 6
Hartlepool,Dock office.. 2 6 Wakefield,Market.place 2 0
Fresh Lists with additional Stations, will shortly be pub-
lished. The 'Offices of the Company are at the Railway
Stations of the Towns above named, where the names of the
Towns only are given.
THREEPENCE per WORD extra is chargedfor each Word
above Twenty, or, if preferred, an addition ne-alf the
above Rates for any number not exceeding Tea extra Words.
The strictest Secresy is observed in the transmission and
receipt of Messages.
All Messages fire carefully sealed up and despatched the
instant they arrive. No charge is made for porter.= within
a distance of One Mile from any Station. where the Company
keep special messengers. Beyond a mile the charge is One
Shilling per mile, not including the first trifle. • -
By order, - • GEORGE SAWARD, Secretary.
Central Offices, Royal Exchange, Lollop, June, 1854. •