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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-12-18 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

ANTED, an ASSISTANT or VISITING SURGEON
to this INSTITUTION. No Gentlema ill be eligi-
ble to the Situation except he has taken his ploma as Sur-
geon in London, Dublin, Edinburgh, or C sgow. Salary,
Seventy Guineas per Annum, with Coals, audles, and Fur-
nished Apartments in the Dispensary. • rvants' attendance
not included, such being a matter of angenient with the
Matron of the Institution.

Candidates are requested to send their Certificates (postage
paid) to the Secretary's Office, Parish offices, No. 1, Fenwi, k.
street, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Gth of January next, at
Twelve o'Clock, addressed " Charles Ilorsfall, Esq., Presi-
dent;" and each Gentleman offering must then and there
appear personally.
The Candidates must be Single Men; and, to save unneces-
sary trouble, none need present themselves who do not possess
therequired qualifications. The successful Candidate will have
to commence his duties immediately after his appointment.
WANTED, TWO or THREJ APPRENTICES to the
Institution. Fee, One Hundred Guineas.
All Persons having Demands against the Charity are re-
quested to send them to the respecti.e Dispensaries before the
Ist ofJ anuary next, that they may be examined and paid.
By order of the General Committee,
JAMES BOARDMAN, Secretary.
Dispensaries' oce, 1, Fenwick-street,
December 10th, 1835.

Just published, handsomely bound in do price ds..
1 The Second Edition of SERMONS . the SECOND
ADVENT OF THE LORD JES CHRIST. By
the Reverend HUGH M`NEILE, Minister of St. Jude's
Church.
Liverpool: printed by George Smith, and sold by the Biz/
sellers. -

ANNUAL PRESENTS—NEW YEAR'S- C 'T$.
To PAUENTS AND tiLJARDIANS, MOTHERS RSPE ALLY.
This day is Published, Price 10s. 6d., hands uely bound
in cloth,
111 /FY DAUGHTER'S BOOK. Dedicate to her Royal
Highness the Duchess of. Kent, by P ission. Second
Edition in the Press.

"THE YOUNG GENTLEMAN'S BOOK."
Dedicated to Henry Lord Brougham and Vaux. Fourth
Edition in the Press.

OPINIONS OP THE PRESS

" Vire would prefer it for a present to a lady to any of the An.
nuals."—Observer.

" My Daughter's Book,' by the editor of the Young Gen-
tleman's Book,' is a good selection of prose and verse, em-
bracing most of the subjects which can interest youthful readers
of either sex, and well calculated to improve their minds. It is
an excellent volume for occasional reading.— Literary Gazette.
" It is with unfeigned pleasure that we revert to the two other
volumes,which have been sent us. "Die Young Gentleman's
Book' and My Daughter's Book;' both of which are de-
serving of the highest recommendation, not only as works of
Sterling utility, hut of high entertainment. The former of these
enters upon a wide field, embracing Astronomy, Natural His-
tory, Natural Philosophy, and Mental Philosophy; and seems
devoted to the study of nature and of man in many of their
varied particulars. The best sources of information have evi-
dently been consulted; and although the work may be consi-
dered a hook of extracts, yet those extracts are so judiciously
made, so admirably dove-tailed together, in connexion with the
subjects which it is intended they should illustrate, as to present
a uniformity of information truly valuable. My Daughter's
Book' is perhaps a more valuable production than the Young
Gentleman's Book,' and contains a variety of notices on woman
—hei constitution, her relations, her accomplishments, and her
duties. It is a book drawn up iu the best spirit, because it does
not flatter the vanity of the sex. In addition to these matters, it
contains some exquisite poetry' by ' various hands;' and,
what is no less valuable, some interesting facts regarding the
p,henoniena of nature, conversation, and the progress of refine.
ment. It is a work which would tend very powerfully to in-
struct the mind, enlarge the understanding, purify the taste, and
improve the heart."—Educational Magazine for July, 1835.
And on the Ist of January, 1836, will be Published, uniform
with My Daughter's and Young Gentleman's Books, price
10s. 6d., handsomely bound,
" The Volume of the Affections ;" or, Bridal Offering."
And which will be dedicated to her Royal Highness the
Princess Victbria.
Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper; and all Booksellers.