The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-09-08 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES !

i pi.EN DID MOSAIC 'GOLD. JENVE LERY.—The• fre-
quent changes of fashion, and the high tate of perfection to
which articles in Mosaic Gold have been rought, rivalling the
more precious metal, and deceiving eve the best iiidges,.eZ.Cept
upon minute examination, has caused is description of Jewel-
lery to he almost .universally adopted; - .
KENDALL and SON have always on hand a most extensive
and splendid Stock, consisting of—BRACELETS and COBS-
LETS, of. the most elegant devices and patterns, from 2s. 6d.
to 255. per pair; Ditto, set with real Cameos, of exquisite work-
manship, 30s. per pair; BROOCHES, in immense variety, from
2s. to Bs. each; Superb EAR DROPS, fine Gold Patterns, 'ls.
to 21s. per pair; BANDEAUX, COIIIBS, and every description
of Articles, same as made in Fine Gold.
Beware of Imposition—Gilt and Similored Articles may be
procured at less than half of the abovenamed Prices.

The Improved Mosaic Gold Jewellery can only be procured
of KENDALL and SON, at the CIVET CAT,--17, New-
street, Birmingham; 61, Lord-street, Liverpool; 35, Market:
street Manchester; 1, Adelaide-street, Charing-cross, London ;
191, Fore-street, Exeter; 43, Wine-street, Bristol; 18, Foregate-
street, Worcester; 1, Theatre-buildings, Shrewsbury; 97, St.
James's-street, Brighton.

A. ABRAHAM,
OrTICTAN,MATHEMATICAL AND PHILOSOPHICA t; INSTRUMENT
MANUFACTCAER, 78, Loan-STREET,JAVERPOoI,
(immediately opposite his lcite aittence,)
QoLicas public inspection to his e ensive Stock of OP-
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INSTRUMENTS, warranted of sup ior quality and work-
manship, Combining accuracy with • recent mechanical and
scientific improvements:
SPECTACLES,

In every variety of MOur;Tng:Onthe most improved and ap-
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Vision.

CARY'S GLOBES.

AGENT for the Sale of Ditirza and V A GE'S improved
SACCHROMETERS, HYDROMETERS, and
THERMOMETERS.

Orders for Exportation completed ou the most advantageous
erms.

INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED.

To Artists, Amateurs, and Admircrs of the Art of Drawing and
Perspective.
The Unproved- SPECULUM A DUMBRA NS ;
OR, SKETCHING Minnon,
For Sketching from Nature, taking Profiles, Copying Paintings,

This superior Instrument, from its extreme simplicity in
application and portability of construction, will prove a valuable
acquisition to the Artist, Amateur, and 'Practical Sketcher,
surpassing every other Instrument now in use, and obviating all
the defects of the Camera Lucida, the objects being strongly
delineated in any position, and a pei feet view of the Pencil, at
the same time, obtained, advantages hitherto unattainable by
any other portable Instrument.
Price, in Case el 10 0
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the Manufacturer, A. Abraham,
.78) Lord-street, Liverpool.

NEW 'WORK: ON THE EYE.
Just published, 'Price 3s. Cloth Boards, pp. 55, 0. with a
Plate,
A CLINICAL REPORT ON TUE SEASES OF
_ll THE EYE, by HUGH NEILL, Sorg n to the Liverpoo
Ophthalmic infirmary.
OPINIONS 'OF THE PRE S.
p This gentleman's enthusiasm in the cause of Ophthalmic
Surgery appears to be of no common order."—Landon Medico-
Chiargical Review, No. 44, p. 559.
"The report proves the Author to be, well acquainted with
the Diseases of the Eve."—Ryan's London Medical and Sur-
gical Journal,.Vol. 7, p. 3L—First Notice.
"His History of Diseases of the Eye proves him to be a sci-
entific Surgeon, and an excellent Operator."—Ryan's London
Medical and Surgical Journal, Vol. 7, p. :lE.—Second Notice.
" We copy the following interesting cases from Neill's Cli-
nical Report of the Diseases of the Eve, as redounding to.the
credit of the Operator, and to the state of Surgery in Provincial
Hospitals."—Ryan's London Medical and Surgical Journal,
Vol. 7, p. Notice.
The report does credit to Mr. Neill. We would recom-
mend him to continue it annually."—Renshaw's London' Medii
cal 'Journal.

"A very able exposition of his practice. It is an intelligent
.pravtical. treatise.' ---,Laden Litcrcil., o,:zetto.
Longman, Rees, and Co ; London : W. Grapel, Liverpool.

THE HORSE, THE DOG, AND THE COW.
Published by W. IL M`PHuN, 86, Trongate, Glasgow; Sine.
KIN and MARSHALL, London; and may be procured from
any Bookseller.
Printed on a very large sheet to hang upon the wall, is. Gd. ; on
pasteboard, 25.; or folded in a neat case fcr th pocket, 2s. 6d.
Second Edition.
(„IMALL'S VETERINARY TABL , being a Concise
sT7 Account of the Diseases of Horses attic., and Dogs, with
their Cause, Symptoms, and Cure; to ich are added numer-
ous valuable Recipes.
a;'• The very flattering reception which this Work has met
with. froM the Public and the Press, is the best proof the Pub-
lisher can give.of its " meriting" as be originally announced,
"the 4tteution. ()fall Proprietors of Domestic Animals."
A few extracts from the numerous reviews whirl' have up-
peered of it are subjoined :
Front the . Liverpool Standard if 20th May.—The work is
quite original, portable, and valuable; and if there be a jockey,
groom, cow-keeper, cattle-dealer, or dog-fancier, who shall not
possess a copy of it before this day three months, all we say is—
let not that man be trusted.
Front the Dumfries Herald.—Of the many cheap and useful
things which Mr. M'Phun has published, this is perhaps the
cheapest and most useful. It is the best specimen of much in-
formation comprised in small compass we ever saw.
From the Aberdeen Journal.—The diseases, cause, symptoms,
and cures, ere arranged in different columns: and being of
prompt and easy reference, the sheet cannot fail to be highly
useful to numerous persons having interest in the classes of
annuals to which it refers. Rules are also given for distinguish-
ing the ages of horses, and for blood-letting, and other external
operatious, which, as the author has very properly avoided tech-
nicalities, will be easily comprehended by farmers and othels
who may have occasion to put them in practice.
From the Ayr Adt!ertiser.—This is a very valuable little work,
containing a vast fund of iuforma.ion, in a condensed form ;
an,,,should be in the hands of all who wish to acquire sound
knowledge of the diseases to which the horse, ccw, and dog, are
subject.
From the Perthshire Advertiser.—We recommend this-Manual
to farmers and rearors of, stock, as calculated to be of infinite
service in the treatment of horses and cattle.
From the Glasgow Courier.—The Tablet is at once compre-
hensive and complete.—drawn up with great care—evidently
with no small labour, containing all that is useful, and without
anything extraneous.
From the Ayr Observer.—This is a cheap, plain, and very useful
publications--no person can possibly miaunderstand• its direc-
tions. It ought to be on the bookshelf of every farmer.
From the Scots Times.—lt is not too much to affirm it is the
most concise system of Veterinary Surgery that -has yet been
offered to the public. .
From Bell's Life in London.—Here we have at one vieiv iu
fact, the useful essence of all that has been written or practised
on these subjects, and Mr. Small, the author, though little in
name, has succeeded most admirably in a great undertaking,
and for the small price of half-a-crown.
From the Stirling Journal.—We are convinced that many a
fine animal and much valuable property might often be saved,
if the proprietor were so fortunate as to have at hand so safe
and useful a guide and director as Mr. Sllldll's-Tablet.
From the Glasgow Argas.—A very useful publication for all
interested in the management of horses and dogS. •
From the Perthshire Courier.—lt must to of 'great use to Ve-
terinary Surgeons, as well as Sportsmen in general.
From the Glasgow Free Press.—Cases of emergency, in fact,
occur constantly with all these three animals, lint especially
with the horse, from its being so much exposed to be overheated
and too rapidly cooled ; particulariy in such will Mr. Small's
Tablet be found a useful companion. We hope to see it sus-
pended on the dour of every stable and cowhousc in the three
kingdoms.
From the Edinburgh Weekly Journal.—This Tattlet deserves
a place in the pocket of every one employed among horses,
cattle, or dogs.
From the Caledonian Mercury.—Altogether we would pro-
nounce this mullein is parse the most complete work on Veteri-
nary Surgery that we have ever yet had the good fortune to fall
in with.
From the Montrose Review.—This little work is entitled to a
place in the library of every theoretical farmer, and in the pocket
of every practical one. The arrangement of the tablet is not
only worthy of its author, but the whole is in strict accordance
with modern pathology.
From the London Atlas.—A synopsis of the diseases of horses,
cattle, and dogs. with their Causes, symptoms, and cure, thrown
into a clear tabular form.
From the Paisley Advertiscr.—This is a table which we con-
ceive will be found of decided use to all who have any connexion
with the stable, the cowhouse, or the kennel.
From the Kilmarnock Journal.—The diseases are all so dis-
tinctly classed and arranged, that there cannot be the smallest
difficulty in at once referring to them, and the treatment and
mode of cure is placed so conspicuously opposite the disease that
no mistake can be made.
From the Glasgow Chronicle.—Mr. Small's Tablet is drawn up
with great care, and evinces a thorough knowledge of the cure
as well as of the disease of all these three animals.
From the Greenock Intelligencer.—By means of it the merest
tyro can at once discover the cause and cures of the diseases
with which his cattle or dogs may be afflicted. Directions are
also given for preparing the different medicines required, and
the proper way to administer them.
Front the London Spectator.—Unlike all things so named,
Small's Tablet 'can in reality be carried with one conveniently.
Front the Glasgow Liberatore-.The whole is' entirely divested
of the teehnicalitiilS which render most works of the kind a
sealed letter.
From the York Herald.—This synopsis, written by enable and
experienced veterinary surgeon, possesses information superior
to any of its kind prey/Gish v given even in extensive publicatious.
It also has another great advantage, in the compression of the
matter, and tfie clearness of explanations and instructions. In
short, it is a work so excellent, portable, and cheap, that we be-
lieve few persons interested in the subject will be satisfied with-
out being in possession of "Small's Veterinary Tablet."
The'ADVICE to PURCHASERS of HORSES, 3d Edi-
tion, price 2s. Ga, " A work of which," the Carlisle. Joitnial
says, "no-men Should go into the market to purchase a horse
without having the contents at his finger ends:"

LIVERPOOL CONSERVATIVE Itt4GItitTRATION
•' - •
A LL COICS..ERVA'rIVES are ntfriestly requested .to exa-
Ai urine the -Lists. of -Claims andlrieetions,which :will be
fixed on'the Doors ..?f the Churebei§ and Chapels on Potvorir
luStant;bY the Overseers of 4110 Parish Of tiVer-
Itortrov.-,h:". Lim-4 .14.1a404-141.-whig-1,
40,1, ana the seicral INnvnships within the Parliamentary
wsL
be bxed in front of the Town-hall, on the aboce Sunday. •
Tire. Revising Bitrristers thAlr Coert Sa.lllC time be-
tween the 15th day Of SepteMber and the 25th day of October,
of which public nutiee WM be given, and Conservatives nho are
objected to should attend and prove their qualifications, or they •
will he strnckiiff the LfSts or Voters. • •
of those Occupiers and Freemen who have been ob-
jected to lie for inspection 'at the following- pieces :—Th,
staiiiLmi-olnce, St.- George's-crescent; the Courier-office. and -1
lqessrs. Castlestreeti %id at the Conservative
Registratilm Association-office, 8, Itictia-buildings, Fenwick-
street.
Every information and assistance `will be given to Conser-
vatives as to the course to be adopted with reference to'claitus •
and -ohjections, on Ilication at the above offiCe.
By order, •P TER WRIGHT, 'Solicitorsto the
• THOMAS CARSON,. Association.
• JOHN PENNING'rON,' . •
Consenvatire Registration: AssociatimiOffir.e,
8,1)41a-buildings, 7th September,
l'IlH newE A Nu-No
sIsVEERvRA.STAI
- SOUTH LANVASIIIRE CONSERVATIVE
A SSOCIATION•
the 15th.of October, 1835. n, e
place in
vA the
1
Lord FRANCIS-. EGERTON /in the Chair.
,Hußs
Tickets Lila. each, Wine included .pftiy be had. from the
Secretaries of each district; and-theAlmmittee for condacting
the Dinner respectfully request' the lembers of the Associa-
tion will purchase their Tickets on or before the 30111 of Sep-
tember, ta.enable the Committee to mike the necessary arrange-
ments for Dinner.
Dinner on the table at Four o'clock.
By order of the Committee,
THOMAS WHITE, Secretary.

Newton, 7th September.
ELECTION FOR SOUTH LANCASHIRE:
WE, JOHN BESWICKE GREENNFOD, PETER
HEYWOOD, BEN NETT HOS YNS ABRA-
HAL L, and WILLIAM BLANSHARD, arresters-at-Law,
having been duly nominated and appOin d for the Southern
Division of the County of Lancaster, revise the Lists of
Voters in the Election of Knights of t 'hire,
,Hereby give Noti e,
That we shall make a Circuit of the said Division, and hold
Courts for that Division, at the following times and places,
namely :
At the Sessions-house, in LIVERPOOL, on Tuesday, the
15th of September.
At the King's Arms Inn, ORMSIURK, on Thursday, the
17th of September.-
At the Moot-hall, WIGAN, on Saturday, the 19th of Sep-
tember.
At the Town-hall, MANCHESTER, on Monday, the 21st of
September.
Atthe Wellington Hotel, ROCHDALE, on Wednesday, the
23d of September.
At the Leigh Hotel, NEWTON, on Friday, the 25th of
September, at Ten o'clock in the Morning of each day.
And We do appoint the said Town of LIVERPOOL for
revising the Lists relating to the following Parishes, Town-
ship!, and Places,, namely :
Aintree
Allerton
Bootle-cum-Linacre
Child wall
C.Parito a:
Crosby dreat
Crusty Little
Croxteth Park
Ditton
E'celeston
Evertor
Fazakerley
Garston
Hale
Halewood
Kirkdale
And we do appoint the said
vising the Lists relating to the
and Places, namely :
Alicar
Aughton
Bickerstaffe
Birkdale
Burscough
Down Holland
Formby :
Halsall
lace Blundell
Kirkby
Lathom
Lunt.
And we do appoint the said t
Lists relating to the following7'
namely ;7
Anlezarke
Aspull
Billinge Chapel End
Billinge Higher Eud
Blackrod
Dalton
Haigh
H eaten
Hindley
Horwich
And we do appoint the said t
vising the Lists relating to the
and I'laces, namely :
Ainsworth
Akrington
Ardwick
Ashton-under-Line
Barton-upon-Irweil
Blakelev
Bradford and Beswick
Broughton
Burnage
Chadderton
Cheethain
Chorlton-upon-Medlock
ChOrltou-with-Hardy
Clifton
Crumpsall
Denton
Didsbury
Droylsden
Failsworth
Farnvrorth
Flixton
Gorton
Harpurhey
Houghton
Heaton Great
Heaton Little

Knowsley
liuyton. and Roby
Litherland
Livei pool
. Orrell and. Pord-
Prescot
Speke
Thornton
Tarbock
Toxteth Park
Walton-on-the-Hill
Wavertrce
West Derby
Whiston
Woolton Little
Woolton Much
town of ORMSKIRK for re-
following Parishes, Townships,

Lydihte
Maghull
Melling
Netherton
North Meuts
Ormskirk
Rain ford
Scarisbrick
Sefton
Simonswond
Skehnersdale

own of WIGAN for revising the
'arishes, Townships, and Places,

I n ce- in -AI ackerfield
Uri ell
Pemberton
Rivington
Tyldesley-with-Shackerley
Upholland
West Leigh
Wigan
Winstartley

;wn of MANCHESTER for re-
following Parishes, Townships,

Heaton Norsis
Huline
Koarsley
Leveushultne
Lever.llarey
Lever Great
Lever Lithe
Manchester
Moss Side
Moston
Newton
Oldham
Openshaw
Pendlebury
Pendleton
Pitkington
Prestwich
Radcliffe
Reddish
Rusholnic
Saitord
Stretford
Ton go
Uruiston
Withington
Worsley

And we do appoint the said town of ROCHDALE for revis-
ing the Lists relating to the following Parishes, 'Townships,
and Places, namely :
Ainsworth Middleton
Birtle-cum-Bamford Pilswotth
Blatchinworth and Calder Royton
brook Spotland
Bury Todmorden and Walsden
Butterworth Tottington Higher End
Castleton Tottington Lower End
Crompton Thornham
Elton Wahnsley and Shutticworth
Heap Wardleworth
Hopwood Wuerdale and Wardle
And we do appoint the said town of NEWTON for revising
the Lists relating to the following Parishes, Townships, and
Places, namely :
-
Abram ! Lawton
Ashton-in-Mackerfield Longvvorth
Astley Lostock
Atherton Newton
Bedford Parr
Bold Penketh
Bolton Great Pennington
Bolton Little Poulton-with-Fernhead •
Bradshaw Qum Ron
Breightmet I Hainhill
Burtonwood Rixton-with-Gla zebrook
Cuerdlby Rumworth
Culcheth Sankey'Great
Edgeworth Sharpies
Entwistle Smithworth-with-Croft
Golborn Sutton
Haydock Tongue-with-ll:thigh
II alliwell Turton
Harwood Warrington
Holton Little West Houghton
Hutton Middle Widnes
Holton Over Windle
Houghton, Middleton, and Winwick-with-Hulme
A3,rbury Woolston-with-Martinscrolt
Kenyon
And we hereby give Notice, that if any Parish, Township, or
Place, within the said Division,•shall have been omitted to be
named in the above Lists, that then the Overseers or Guardians
of the Poor of such place shall attend at which ever of the above-
mentioned Towns shall be nearest to such place. And all
Overseers of the Poor and others, having any thing to do at the
said several Courts, are hereby required to attend the same at
the said several times respectively.
J. B. GREENWOOD,
P. HEYWOOD.
B. H. ABRAHALL,
W. BLANSHARD.

Liverpool, Sept. 1, 1835.