The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-02-29 00:00:00

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TREWATERGUAREPPuVriIIh'erd.....E ougYroma . 41....
the ,ernitrian Treatment of Tidewaiters of H.M. Custo.rns;
Of th'"!'nrdity of the duties required of the ; the impos.sibillty
44 _ their compliance with the instr ' s issued for their guid-
ee ; and their Uselessness a ardians of the Revenue.
B . SHORT,
Of N , Park-lane, Liverpool.
IL.,,,toivesrepuoeorls..• JOHN DIONAN, South John-street ; and all
Price Sixpence.
tLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE. No.
IsC, Oc XXLX
L—MIX., for MARCH. Price 2s. 6d.
„sr? TENTS :—r. Cobden on the National Defences. 11.
iiiTenotnisin in Rome. lll.—Crimes and Remarkable Trials
da. v,an IV.—Sir Sidney Smith. V.—My Rout in qina-
VII/ '•--The Intercepted Letters. n.—Greenwich Time.
1)(...2:7,it Military Discussion c ing our Coast Defences.
ili!thison's Bay. X.—T udget.
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seller,' and 37, Pate ter-row, London. Sold by all Book-
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zre taken to perfecethis Newspaper..
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bY AL " ELEGRAPH give 'ortfolio, containing a Novel
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oiven to Regular Subscrihers
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...,SAMUEL COLLINS, Publisher of the LONDON
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gents wanted in the Country.

Observe
that the Signature of the proprietor, "G. C.Serjeant,"
ei is written on the Government Stamp.
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ba. -gainst Rheumatism, Rhemnatic Gout, Sciatica, and Lum-
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Med; Paternoster -row, London ; and all Vendors r cine Price 2s. 9d. per Bottle.
~,t9p astonishing success which has weed the application
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C.!ehi external Medicine in the mo iopeless and deplorable`!, 8, When the unhappy sufferer d despaired of ever gaining
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the completely led, most justly entitles it to the
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is expellent Medi ' , so universally esteemed, is teedunat-
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;;Terienced its ha y and salutary effects since it was first
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/TICrEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
to
LIVERPOOL AND
'LVIIItSTONE.-It will be gratifying many of our
a.erthern subscribers, as well as those interested in the
le of the port, to learn that a communication by steam
L'aow established between this port and Ulverstone,
"4ell will not onlv open a new channel for supplying_this
„nlre with the excellent produce of Cumberland and 1.14 est-
irrelxnd, but will offer such facilities for excursion par-
Reiesaud those visiting the lakes in the ensuing season, as
4tirest
(ttn will repay the spirit of the enterprising origt-
e4s* Special trains, in connexion with the Zephyr,
Piei Ae,sYner appointed) will forward all passengers from
lver-
sten 'r to Dalton, and omnibuses run between _
Ulcer-
the 13alt0e, and Furnace Abbey. It is the intention of
pase-en„ingePrastlv to provide in every way for the comfort of
riagernent 41 to ensure this they have placed the ma-
;Ro.,Noiere under the able superintendence of Messrs.
nesPo baunderson and Co., of Water-street.
trer_rriun astroll/41:10'.—We do not consider that any apology is
saarY for reminding our readers of the popular lec-
will be delivered, at the Music Hall, on
haveY Mr. Fisher. All the purchasers of tickets
I_9linieed;f3e.etieeeeit:hefeinsaurnteilYsifacthtion of contributing towards the
.11-
the debt ou St. Barnabas' Schools, whilst
more than the value of the money in
tic% naPe of a mass of- valuable and interesting informa-
tciee ennv.Yed in a very popular style on a branch of
Ittei ee with which every one should be more or less ac-
where& if it were only borne in mind for a moment to
ape extent those laborious and self-denying gentlemen
thalplic benefactors, who undertake the toilsome and
cleetn Ltess (for the most part) office of establishing, con-
fer filg, and maintaining National and Sunday Schools,
the 00 or 600 children,
in a poor and populous district,
all, we are convinced, would feel that they, after
beee 0 but a small part in cheerfully contributing the
the saarY funds. Having observed so recently on the
%peter of the intended lecture, sad the peculiar value
tieweXPellence of the illustrations,
wz content ourselves
genewlqi adding our suffrage also ,to the praiseworthy
"kits of Mr. Fisher, in giving so chaerfi:lly hie 1111-
:services patuitously W such an obiect.