The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-26 00:00:00

ESTABLISHED TWENTY YEARS.

UNPARALLELED SUCCESS IN TEACHING
WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, Brc.,
At No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
MR. THOMPSON'S Is the OLDEST Establishment
in Liverpool, and the only one where BAD WRITERS
can with certainty be taught a really good and lasting Style of
PENMANSHIP. in about TWELVE EASY LESSONS of One
Hour each. Also, BOOKKEEPING by SINGLE and DOUBLE
or DOUBLE by SINGLE ENTRY.
For Cards of Terms, apply to Mr. or Mrs. THOMPSON, at
their Private Teaching-rooms for ADULTS,
ESTABLISHED IN CLAYTON-SQUARE --YEARS.
Mr. and Mrs. THOMesoN a y assisted by their Son,
J. W. OMPSON.
IMPORTA NOTICE TO FEMALES
Who engaged in Business during She Dag.
A PRIVATE CLASS for FEMALES is held on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, from Eight to Nine in the
Evening.
The CLASS for LADIES as usual, at Three o'clock, on the
same days.
COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC, MENTAL CALCULA-
TION, and SHORTHAND Taught in a few Lessons.
MRS. THOMPSON teaches NOTE-WRITING,
IMPROVES BAD SPELLING or READING, and gives
INSTRUCTION in ENGLISH GRAMMAR on an easy Plan.
Lessons given strictly Private.
For Cards of Terms apply at No. 8, Clayton-square.

NOTICE

Any Teacher pretending to perfect bad Writers in a
hand writing in Six Lessons only practices upon the cred
of the Public, and shamefully deceives those who employ

HR IS

M A

Up, up with the Misletoe-bough,
The Holly-branch hang on the wall;
Make even the churlish allow
That Christmas brings pleasure to all

Hang, hang up your leaflets all bright,
With clusters of beanti ul red,
To welcome the festive delight,
When even the poor must be fed t_,

Light, light up the proud Basotelhall ;
__But here we avow our of

There's no Knight, n aron at all,
Like Sir-Loin, aron of Beef!
Chime, chi n ye silvery bells,
There i of a merrier chime
Than t which of Old Christmas tells
' a jovial feasting time.
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Haste, haste from school, little ones haste,
We've waited you anxious and long;
Our Beef and Plum-Pudding come taste,
And join in our carol and song.

Come, come for your HOLLIDAY DRESS
By BARP you must all be arrayed;
His CLOTHES, all the Public confess,
Are cheapest and best in the trade I

59, LORD-STREET, •
EARP & CO.,
THE CHEAPEST CLOTHING WAREHOUSE IT
THE WORLD.

THE CHEF D'OUVRE
IS THE NAME OF OUR NEW OVER COAT.
PRICE ONLY ONE GUINEA AND A HALF!
A large assortment in all the prevailing colours.

Men's Pilot Over Coats, from
Men's Blue and Brown Whitney Wrappers 9s. 6d,
Handsome Spencers, lined with stout Horse-cloth 12s. Od,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT of BOYS' and YOUTHS'
CLOTHING, made expressly in anticipation of
THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.

AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT FOUR CUTTERS ARE
ACTUALLY EMPLOYED, UNDER THE SURVEILLANCE
OF THE PROPRIETORS,

WHO ARE THF. or;if RikeTICAL ADVERTISING
TAILORS IN LIVERPOOL.

EARP & CO.,
59, LORD. STREET,

GUTTA

PER CHA

SCTles and Heels I Picture Frames I Harness, for Cart,
Cement for Attach- Pier Glass Ditto _ Gig, or Carriage

ing Ditto 1 Brackets 1 Traces
Fiat Driving Bands I Cornices I Head Stalls
Round Ditto I Console Tables I Riding Whips
Rollers, for Flax and Hall Tables Driving Whips
Cotton Mills Moo!dims, for Ca- Stable or Fire
Tubing, all sizes binet Work Buckets
Sheet, two feet wide Wine Coolers Driving Reins
Sheet, very thin, for Flower Pots and Walkinz Canes
Surgicalandother Stands re Staves
purposes Vases Life Preservers
Waterproof Cloth Biscuit Tr Splints, for Surgical
Pump Buckets Card Tr s purposes
Pump Clacks Frui rays Ear Trumpets
String, any thick- D ert Sets Catheters Szßougie3
ness oilet Sets Stethescopes
Window Blind C Inkstands Cricket Balls
Curtain • gs, Medals Balls, for Fives,
noiseless Medallions Tennis, &c.
Elastic Ferules, for Pugs and Deer
D
Washing Bowls

Ale, Wine, or Bpi-;Goloshes I Drinking Cups.
rit Taps
A variety of otherl Articles are Manufactured of the Gutta
Percha.

Wishaw's SPEAKING TELEGRAPH, for Conversing at a
Distance—recommended for the use of Hotels, Mines, Count-
ing-houses, Warehouses, and on Shipboard.
PATENT WATERPROOF DUBBING—for making the Up-
per Leather of Boots and Shoes Waterproof.
Specimens of the above Articles may he seen at
J. H. AND S. JOHNSON'S,
7, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

WHOLESALE AGENTS TO THE GUITA PERdiA

THE TRADE SUPPLIED

MONS. LOUIS PHILIPPE PLUMTOT,
for the last four years PROFESSOR of FRENCH in Liver-
pool, with much pleasure informs his Friends and the Public
generally, that the new, simple, and easy method adopted by
him, since the Ist of January last, has produced the best pos-
sible results ;—the rapid improvement effe by his system
exceeds the brightest expectations.
Monsieur P. invites not only Famil' and Schools, but also
Ladies and Gentlemen of all ages, o desire to learn French
without the trouble of stun yin o or three years.
Monsieur P. begs to ref o the following Testimonial,
which, along with many o rs. he has received :
"I hereby certify tha onsieur L. P. Plumtot has taught
the French language ' my house since July, 1847, and that his
method of teachi and punctuality have merited my unqua-
lified thanks; a shall at all times feel happy to recommend
him as a Teacher, either in a School or Family.
" (Signed)
"Ladies' Seminar, 38, Upper Stanhope-street,

A. WELLS.

7th becenVe.r, 1848."
Attendance at 27, Nile-street, between Ten and Twelve o'clock
in the Morning. and Eight and Ten in the Evening,

N.B.—A few Gentlemen, desirous of I^arningFrench in a
short time, can be accommodated, after tl,e 6th January next,
in the apartments occupied by Monsieur P.—(society being
the principal object). The terms for instructions, including
Lodgings, Gas, Fire, &c., only Two Guineas per month for
each Gentleman. Can be accommodated with Breakfast and
Tea.