The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-07-10 00:00:00

PATENT ELASTIC INDIA RUBBER SURGICAL
BANDAGES.

DUNSFORD, SURGEONS' MECII ANIST. No. 3, Tarle-
ILI • ton-street, opposite the front gate of St. Peter's Church,
ChUrch-street, Liverpool, begs to announce to the Faculty and
the Public, that, after considerable trouble and expense, lie has
invented mans- snperior ELASTIC BANDAGES, prepared
from iodia aubber, interwoven with Silk, Cotton, and other
materials, for Surgical Purposes, yieldiqg to the varying action
of the tendons and muscles, rendering ifermanent compression
to the parts affected.
Amongst many others kept, are comprised the following :
Caoutchouc Urinals, fur persons afflicted with incontinence of
'urine; Diabetes, &c. : India-rubber Suspensaries ; Nipple
Shields, with elastic Teat; Teats for Feeding-bottles ; and
Pessaries.
CAOUTCHOUC CLYSOIRS, or ENEMA TUBES.
This Instrument is distinguished for its simplicity, convenience,
and efficacy, and is calculated to supersede all hydraulic or
metallic aparatus for these purposes. It acts on the principle of
the Hydrostatic .Balance, and with any required force. They
are light, portable, and flexible, and may be made to contain
any quantity of fluid.
Patent Hydrostatic Trusses, improved Abdominal Bandages,
Laced Stockiugs for varicose veins, Ankle Pieces and Knee
,Caps, Gout Socks, Surgical Caoutchnue Bottles, mounted
with Ivory Tubes, for,Uretha ; Clyster Ear, and Seton Tapes;
Enema Tubing, with-Or without wire.; Sponge Bags; together
with every description of Elastic Web for surgical purposes.
J. 1). begs to draw the attention of the Faculty, and those
Patents who have children afflicted, to his successfully im-
proved Treatment of the Distorted Spine, Club Feet, Rickets,
and othei distortions in the limbs of children. Testimonials,
comprising a practice of upwards of thirty years, may be re-
ferred to,at No. 3, TA RLETON-STREET, where Mr. DUN SEOR D
gives Personal advice in all cases of difficulty.
J. D. has also constantly on sale a well selected Assortment
of the finest CUTLERY. in superior Razors, Penknives,
Scissors, and Surgeons' Instruments. His Lancets he can re-
commend and warrant equal to any Manufacturers in she
kingdom.

REVIEW OF MARKETS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING

AIAY 23.

( From a Jamaica paper.)

As the following review embraces articles not usually noticed
in our Price Current, some mercantile anomalies will doubtless
be detected, such as articles falling in demand, Sze.; but in the
main they will be found correct:—
this all important and favourite article the usual
scarcity continues. The demand is tremendous. Holders very
firm.
DCST.—Since the rains ceased this article has risen consider-
ably, and is in lively circulation.
Settars.—Quite an animated retail business still continues
—purchasers taking up the article with great avidity; and
though holders are by no means firm, but for the most part give
way when pressed, yet the demand rises as the article goes
down.
COUGHS AN o CoLns.—The stock has diminished since the
weather becatued settled ; and as in most cases holders have
been well disposed to part with ell they had, the article has gone
eff freely. In what has been long un band, there is a tendency
• to a decline.
DONS.—Very plentiful; but there is not a good feeling to-
wards them in the market, and though receipts are offered with
them gratis, they are kept up with great reluctance.
Fues.—Have coins into the market in great quantities.
LADIES Ditasses.—There is better feeling • manifested.
• • Pet icuats have come down very considerably since last season,
and ankles, which were freely offered to a great extent, now
come more sparingly before the public. The bonnet business,
which occupied so large a space in the attention of speculators,
has been much curtailed, and noses are occasionally seen in
profile. Flounces which ranged so high formerly, are rarely to
be met with; but the sleeve trade is carried ou to a stupendous
extent.

Livg Srorx.—Dandies are much pressed, and calves are
• heavy and dull.
Matta LAGas.—Driring the past season the market has been
unusually lively, and it is supposed that numerous speculations
were made.—Several contracts were completed at prices which
haws not transi.cired. There is vet a large stuck undisposed of.
Fair descriptions are lo biriik' -demand. Choia•-tis -scarce.
Offers are freely made for such of this quality as remains in
first rate hands. A few lots have been taken up for exportation.
Cash is required in the general run of transactions.