The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-11-01 00:00:00

PARISIAN CORSETS.

MRS. DAIVSON, of 199, REGENT-STREET, LONDON, has
the honour to submit to the notice of Ladies her much
esteemed PARISIAN CORSETS, the merits of which, in con-
ferring flexibility and its conseq ent grace on the female form,
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have long rendered them an obj•• ' of decided attraction in the
first circles of London, Bath, C eltenhain, and Brighton, in
-Which they have been extensively patronised; it would, there-
tire, be superfluous to enlarge upon their decided superiority;
but, to those Ladies who have not yet made trial of them, it
may be requisite to observe, that they combine, in an eminent
degree, entire exemption from pressure with that suppOrt so
necessary to render the form at once easy and graceful, and, to
• Ladies of delicate constitution, in many cases attended with
friegular conformation, they have been pronounced by the
cuity as an invaluable benefit. The Corsets are_ caanufac-
'litred in jean, Basin, D'Orleans, Coutie, and Silk, with the
most approved Elastics, and by the first London 'Workmen.
Ladies will be waited upon, fitted, and every attention paid
'to their wishes by Mrs. DAWSON'S FoItEWOMAN, an experienced
Person, who has been for many years in her business.
32, Bold-street, Liverpool.

JOHN GRAY and CO. ORGAN BUILDERS, 9, New Road,
Fitzroy-square, London, most respectfully announce, that
the satisfaction which their new Organ iitt St, Nicholas's has
given, together with the distinguished patronage since extended
to them, has induced them to- determine upon establishing a
BRANCH of their Manufactory inihe town of Liverpool, and
they are the more encouraged b the assurance that their
Organ in the Church attached to the Institution for the Blind
has for many years stood the test of comparison with Instru-
ments even upon a larger scale, with undiminished approval.
Until their Establishment is completed, they will be proud to
execute any commands with which they may be honoured, ad-
dressed to them at 55, Bold-street, Liverpool; and as the
periodical Tuning of Church and Chapel Organs forms a prin-
cipal feature iu their business, they earnestly solicit employ-
ment not only in the town and neighbourhood, but in the
adjoining counties, as they will direct their particular attention
to such a systematic arrangement as will enable them not only
to insure an always efficient state of so noble an instrument, at
a moderate rate, but ultimately to save a considerable outlay,
which is the frequent consequence of neglect or the difficulty of
obtaining competent assistance.

WANTED, in a Central Situatio
_a Liverpool, Large
PREMISES, with or witho welling House. Par-
ticulars are requested to be sent to e Office of this paper,
addiessed J. GRAY, within one month from this date.

WARNER'S LEAD PlPE,'l'inned inside and outside.—
The purity and sweetness of this Pipe over that of the
common Lead Pipe now in general use for the conveyance of
Water, must be obvious to all, and more particularly when
iin-
tended
for DOMESTIC PURPOSES. T interior Tinning,
which can be coated to any thickness serves water and ail
other fluids in their original pure a wholesome state. and
renders any poisonous impregnation o ead impossible, which,
when formed, should it not be strong enough to produce sudden
illness, its ultimate effects are even the more to be dreaded, as
the quantity of the fluid which is daily taken into the stomach
and diffused through the system of every individual is so con-
siderable as to produce, by imperceptible degrees, the most
baneful consequences.
To Plumbers and others connected with the CIDER TRADE,
DISTILLERIES, and BIiEWHOUSES, it is particularly
recommended, and for Beer Machines and Pipes which convey
SPIRITS, WINE, VINEGAR, CIDER, and other Liquids,
which have similar acescent qualities, it is equally valuable,
preventing thole poisonous solutions which are always formed
by the action of similar acids on lead in no small degree, indeed
so much at times as to alter their original colour.
The exterior coating prevents Pipes being corralled or eaten
through when laid under ground, which is frequently the case
with Lead in a very short period, while the Tin upon them is
asierfect as when first laid down.
The Tin fills up those minute fissures and defects so fre-
quently found in Lead Pipes, which causes them to draw air,
occasioning much trouble and inconvenience to the Plumber
when fixing Suction-pipes of Pumps and other Hydraulic Ma-
chinery. The Tinned Pipes will be found not so liable to burst
by frost, or when subject to great pressure, as in Steam Work,
for which it is particularly valuable. The Tin coating entirely
prevents the oozing of water through the Pipe, termed sweating
through, so much complained of by Architects and Plumbers,
on account of the damage and disfigurement it frequently pro-
duces in the interior of houses, by creating a dampness on the
walls. It will be found entirely to resist the action of Salt
Water, which operates so much on common Lead Pipe.
A Patent has lately been obtained for this invaluable disco-
very, by J. WARNER, jun., which may now be had of every size,
and at a very trifling expense above that of common Lead
Pipe, and more than from 70 to 100 per cent, under Tin Pipe,
of all Plumbers in town and country • at the Manufactory of
J. and R. WARNER, Brass Founders, ?No. 8, Crescent, Jewin-
street, London; and of JOHN HAND, Upholsterer and Agent,
89, Bold-street, Liverpool.

TO BEER MACHINE MAKERS AND PLUMBERS.
Irllo prevent the unpleasant taste and injurious effects which
1 are caused by the action of Beer on the Lead Pipes of
BEER ENGINES, &e., in consequence of the Lead being
dissolved by the acid, which not only BEER, but WINE,
CIDER, VINEGAR, &c. contain, thereby, rendering them
very injurious, and inn degree poisonouse—a Patent has been
obtained by J. WARNER, Jun. for tlaiptly 'coating Lead Pipe
with Tin 'inside and outside, on whith'expericnce has proved
those acids have not the slightest effect. The Pipe will bend in
any direction, being quite as pliable as common Lead Pipe,
and much stronger. The extra expense being trifling, and the
advantages great, its adoption will, no doubt, be rend.ered uni-
versal.
It may be obtained, wholesale, at J. and R. WARNER'S, 8,
Crescent., Jewin-street, London, and of JOHN HAND, Upho:-
sterer and Agent, 89, Bold-street, Liverpool.

LINENS, PRINTS, MERINOS, SILKS, BLANKETS,
COUNTERPANES, &C.,
CAMBRIAN-HOUSE, 83, OLnALL-STREET.

THE Maynetic Power which this Establishment appears to
possess is not at all surprising when we consider that true
economy consists in purchasing really good Articles at the
most moderate Prices.
The more than anticipated success attendant upon the open-
ing, and since, of CAMBHIAN•HOUSE, calls forth a warm sense
of gratitude to that part of the commui •ty which has discern-
ingy liberally favoured the under • mg. To those who may
yet be unacquainted with the ad ges held out to Purchasers,
an outline of the Extensive, N , Cheap, Fashionable, and
Useful STOCK'
Linen Sheetings, Is. 6d. to will be valuable, as it consists of
Good 9-4thsls. Bd. per yard;
10-4ths Ditto, Is. hid. to 2s. 10d.; Table Linens, Is. to ss. 6d.;
Bed Ticks, 44d. to 9d.; Linen Ditto, 94(.1. to 25.; Towels, 6(1. to
Is.; 9-4ths White Counterpanes, 3s. 6d. to 65.; 10-4ths Ditto,
4s: to 95.; 11-4ths Ditto, ss. 6d. to Ils. 6d.; 12-4ths Ditto, 6s.
6d. to 145.; 13-4ths Ditto, 14s. to 18s.; 12-4ths Marseilles Quilts,
9s. to 11s.; 13-4ths Ditto, 12s. to 155.; 14-4ths Ditto, 14s. 6d.
to 225.; 9-4ths Witney Blankets, Bs. to 14s. ; 10-4ths Ditto, 9s.
to 16s. ; 11-4ths Ditto, 10s. 6d. to 20s. ; 12-4ths Ditto, 18s. to 265.;
smaller sizes in proportion. Table Covers, 2s. 6d. to 14s. ;
Furniture Prints, 41(1. to 51d.; Chintz Ditto, 7d. to 10d. ; a
very choice assortment of Black and Coloured Gros de Naps.,
ls. Ild. to 2s. I0d.; an endless variety 0f3.-Itlis Merinos, 71(1. to
Is. 4d.; 6-4ths Ditto, Is. 91(1. to 33.3 d. 3d.; an unbounded stock
of Printed Calicoes, 31(1. to 50.; London-pt inted Cambrics,
6d. to 10d.; numberless Printed Dresses, 2s. Id. upwards;
beautiful Painted Twills, Bs. 9d. to 1 Is.•' a never-ending va-
riety of Thibet Wool Shawls, ss. 6d. to 355. ; and Silk Ditto,
3s. 6d. to 155.; Thibet Turnovers, Is. 8(1. to 53.64.; Silk Ditto
Is. sd. to 35.; India Silk Handkerchiefs, yard square, 3s. to 4s. ,•
an extensive importation of Grass-bleached IrishLinens,9d. and
upwards; Lawns, Diapers, Maux, Scotch, and Barn3ley
Linens, Flannels, 1-hosiery of every sort, Haberdashery,
English and French Bonnet and Cap Ribbons, Lace Nets,
Veils, Caps, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, hfuslins, Crapes, Bomba-
zines, Ginghams, Dimities, Jeans, Checks, and Crossovers,
with a variety of other Articles too numerous for insertion.
(31'• Family Mourning, and Funerals completely Furnished.
-*** FixeSPrices, and no Abatement.

MINERAL SUCCEDANEUM,
FOR PILLING DECAYED TEETH WITHOUT PAIN, HEAT, OR
PRESSURE, AND
INCORRODIBLE MINERAL TEETH,
Without Wires,- Spring,, or Gap other Li.gotares.
MESSRS. J. M. and A. MALLA AT, No. 46, BOLD-STREET,
Liverpool, SURGEON DENTISTS, (of the firm of Malian
and Sons, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury' and Half Moon-
street, Piccadilly, London,) continue to RESTORE DE-
CAYED TEETH with their celebrated MINERAL SUC-
CEDANEUM, applied without heat or pressure ; also
FASTEN LOOSE TEETH. et r arising from age or
from the use of Calomel. ' FICIAL and NATU-
RAL TEETH fixed from on t 4A.,
o a complete set, without
ligatures, warranted for mastication and articulatiou.—Charges
as in Paris.
J. M. and A. MALLAN respectfully announce to the No-
bility and Gentry, tliat in consequence trf the very NUMMI:.
OUS ENGAGIMENTS for their rofessional Assistance,
they have been compelled to place in t le hands of their under-
mentioned Agents the DEI ERGEN'I' GUM and TOOTH
TINCTURE, asafe and effectual CURE for all diseases of the
gums, also a specific remedy for the immediate RELIEF of
TournAcii, &e. t!..:c.; also the EGYPTIAN ODONTAL_
MC TOOTH POWDER for preserving the Enamel and for
Cleansing and Beautifying the Teeth, Natural us well as
Artificial.
Sold,
by appointment, by Messers. Denson, Perfumer, May-
nard, Druggist,. Jones, liruggist, and Clay, Druggist, Bola-
street; Deane, Druggist, Castle-street; Ross and Nightingale,
Printsellers, Chronicle-office, Lord-street; Priestley, Chemist
and Druggist, Lord-street; Ellison, Druggist, Church.street ;
Cooke's Medical Repository, Clayton-sqoare ; Johnson and
Sons, Druggists, Church-street; Roberts, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Ranelagh-street ; Reynolds, Chemist and Druggist, Rane-
high-street ; and by the most respectable houses in the United
Kinc,dom.
lie DETERGENT GUM and TOOTH TINCTURE,
sold at 2s, 9d.; 45. 6tl. ; and 115. per bottle ; the larger bottles
containing three times the quantity of the 4s. lid. bottles.—The
EGYPTIAN ODON'I'ALGIC TOOTH POWDER, 2s. 9d.
per box, duty included.
Dental Operations performed at the above Establishment
daily, upon those improved principles,

WANTED, in the Neighbourhood of Liverpool, a middle-
aged Man, as GROOM and COAL lt INIAN, and to make
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kiinself useful. He must have lived i a very respectable
situation for at least twelve months, a ave an unexceptiona-
ble character for sobriety and ability. Apply for address to the
Standard-office.