The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-07-29 00:00:00

doings in the provtfings that Mr. Thomas Smith has
adopted in the case of the Senior Assistant Overseer of
the TOW t hip.

We respectfully state, for the information of the Hate-
- that we have ahe greatest faith arid confidence in

payers,
the Seri

assistant-Overseer, Mr. Dulling, and that his
Integrity cii,not be impeached. As regards his accounts,
11,- has produesd, to the Overseers' entire satisfaction,
vouchers for the various items entered in the Township
Ledger from the year 1839 to the end of the first quarter,
25th of Julie, 1845, which have all been rigidly examined
and found perfectly correct, thus nullifying, most corn-
all the • - "gees anti suspicice- Mr.

, “.•ya a IIL:141 inS 1,
flomas Smith has, for several years, entertained against
Mr. Dolling. Mr. Thomas Smith has been perrn,lled,
and has had every opportunity offorded him, so that he
has nn reason whatever to complain. He has had the
Township Ledger at his command tor upwards of two,
root,ths ; also, the, vouchers, &c. placed before him to
jwlify himself to the Board of Guardians and prove the
charges he so very I.ms-ly made from his ownintagination,
and which Mr. Smith was called upon by the Board of
Guardians to stale vecificia-ly in writing, but which Mr.
Thomas Smith signally eel in doing. Hence the
Board, at their weekly meeting, on Tuesday, the 22d in-

slant, came to the conclusion, that. the charyPs Mr. Smith
had, on pre‘i us occasions, verbally wade were unjust,
uncalled Ae, and unfounded, thereby putting an end to
all Wither vexatious proceedings. The Board pasted
vole of r

auks to the Honorary Overseers for their kind
attention to the accounts of Mr. Dolling, and it trust be
gratifying to ob-erve low harmlessly the arrows of tnalig-
nitv and vindictive e.s !,,ve fallen at Mr. Dolling's feet.
We are. L”.ties :find Gentlemen, your obedient servants,
JOHN PEERS,
PETER. YOGI), Honorary Overseers
RICH D. M. BECKWITH, of the Poor of West
WILLIAM POWNALL, Derby.
Overanrs',ffice, West Derby, 241 h July, 1845.

NEW ENGRAVINGS.
THOS. BOYS' GRAPHIC UNION, 1845.
LUCAS'S voR FRAIT OF PRINCE ALBERT,
engraved by Samuel Cotisins, A.R A., and Samuel
Benin, in the 814 style, to match Chalons' whole-length
Portrait of the Queen.

WILK( E'S VILLAGE FESTIVAL, in Line, large
size to ',step with Wilkie's most impor t Plates.
THE DYING CAMEL IN TH ESERT, a beau-
tiful Line Engraving, after H. W ren, by W. R. Smith.

.'uhseriiters taking the
graving, at once,
undermontioned terms, viz.
Print Ininress;ons .. the liree for £4 4or £1 11 6 each
Proofs, hid a wilier ditto 88ur3 3 0 „
Proofs. India, b-fore ,et d'tto 11 40r4 4 0 „
Artist's Proofs, India (only rP) tic,. 16 16 or 6 6 0 ..

holgsOf the above three En-
sre entifletrto purchase them on the

THE LAST APPEAL, from FRANK STONE, beanti-
folly eneiaved by Samuel Benin, same size as " The
Heart's Mi:ei' itigs "

DOCTOR JOHNSON RESCUING OLIVER
GOLDSMITH FROM HIS .LANDLADY, from E.
M. lA'arn's Original Picture, by Samuel Bellin.
R EDO RAVE'S " POOR TEACHER," engraved by
William tiller.

Subscribers taking the whole of the above three En-
gravings- at once, are entitled to purchase them on the
undermuntioned terms, viz. :

Pint I mpre,sions three for .£1 Bor£o 10 6 each
Proofs, India paper ditto 2120r1 1 0 „
Proofs, India, befi,re Let ditto 4 4or 1 11
Artist's Proofs on India (only 50) do. 512 or 2 20 4 ,,

The usual publication prices of such Engravings are full
double the prices above stated, at wh ch Subscribers
narneA are now bring taken.
*** The whole will be advanced in price as soon as the
Subscribers of the current year are supplied with their
Copies.

The above sTx Plates are the Engravings for 1845, in
THOMAS BOYS' GRA I'HIC UNION, it, Gulden_
square. London, where Prospectuses may be had, and the
Engraviogs seen ; or any of his Avents throughout the
United Kingdom :—J. R. ISAAC. 62, Castle•street. and
H. LACEY. Bold-Street, Liverpool ; J. WALKDEN, Black-
burn; L. CLARKE. Preston ; J. LAW, Birkenhead ; J.
OGLE. Bolton; 11. WHALLEY, ri;
; T. CATtIER-
ALL. E. DUCKER, Chester ; J. SIDDELEY, Knutsford.

HAIR RESTORED,—IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.—
All who study the graces are now' referred to another
proof. in addition to those which have been afforded in
such numbers, and from persons of such undoubted
st iodine and respectability, of the excellent virtues of
Oldridge's Ba'm of Columbia for nourishing. improvins,
and restoring the Hair, in the following,Xcisive testimo-
nial :—" 44, Sarile-street, Hull, 25th. April. 1845.—Gen-
tlemen,—A few weeks ago a younVidy, whore hair had
become very thin, and, in some parts, had entirely fallen
off, applied to me to see if I otirld prepare her an% thing
to restore it. I advised her to try your Balm, and lam
sure you will have tnitch pleisure in bearing, that, after
using three small bottles lie called to inform me that
lier hair was perfectly ytoted. As this is one of the
roost decided cases lev knew, I thought it only right
that yon should be mark acquainted with it. Gentlemen,
yours truly. JonN Fir-FAIAN. hemist, &c
C. and A. OLDBIDGIS BALM OF COLUMBIA causes the
I lair to curl heautil !ly, fires it from scurf, and stops it
from fallitia a ff, and a few bottles generally restore it
again ; it also prevents greyness. 3s. 6d., 65., anti lig.
per bottle. No other rinses are genuine. Ask for OLD-
RIDGE'STALM, I. Wellington-street, Strand, Londo.t.
Sold by all respectable Chemists, Perfumers, and Sta-
tioner..