The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-28 00:00:00

J. S. IFOLLIS,

,
who has had the management of his Brother's Business, at
No. 8, but has removed THREE DOORS lower, and is now con-
ductiug Business on his own account.

J. S. HOLLIS & CO.,

1 4 , DALE-STREET,
FACING THE GEORGE HOTEL.
The CHOICEST ORANGE PEKOE, 4s. 4d. per lb.

MOORE'S
NEWLY-INVENTED SOUND CONCENTRATOR,

CURE OF DEAFNESS,

AND HIS
IMPROVED MENISCUS SPECTACLES

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NOTICE.
NOW in ATTENDANCE, from 10 till 5, DAILY,
(for a Short Time only,) at

12 , RODNEY-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

MEDICAL CERTIFICATES,

We, the undeiiigiieaTiaNiiiTexaiineci;nd tried Mr. H.
Moore's Improved Meniscus Spectacle Lenses, consider them
to be upon a principle far superior to those of ordinary form,
and calculated to afford a great relief and comfort to the eyes,
particularly by gas or candle light, in softening bright and
brilliant lights. We. also strongly recommend his newly in-
vented Acoustic Instruments as a remedy for Deafness.
JOHN COOPRR, F.R.C.S.E., Surgeon to the
Liverpool Infirmary, Liverpool.
GEORGE HARRISON, sen., Surgeon, Chester.
JOHN HARRISON, Surgeon, Chester.
(The late) GEORGE HARRISON, jun., F.R.C.S.E. Chester.
ALFRED WILMOTT, M.D., Chester.
W. S. 11AoE,Surgeon, Chester.
T. BRITT F.R.C.S., Chester.
R. C. HASTINGS, Surgeon, Chester.
H. S. BELCOME, M.D., York.
Sir Wm. STEPHENSON CLARK, Surgeon, York.
I concur in the above.

M.D., Lancaster

Via MENISCUS SPECTACLES of ➢lr. H. MOORE, Optician
and Aurist, of 55, Coney-street, York, are particularly distin-
guished for their lightness and elasticity. On their application
to the most dim, weak, or imperfect sight, their effects are in-
stantaneous, conveying great ease and pleasure to the eye
during long-continued use by day, gas, or candle light.
Mr. H. MooRE, from his experience and knowledge of the
anatomy of the eye, is enabled at the moment to decide what
kind of Spectacles are suitable to the most aged or defective
vision, which is a matter of the greatest importance ; hence,
by trying many Spectacles, the eye is fatigued, and the pur-
chaser often chooses such as are injurious to the sight.

NEW DISCOVERY FOR DEAFNESS

The SOUND CONCENTRATOR is an extraordinarily power-
ful newly-invented small instrument, for the cure of extreme
cases of Deafness—entirely different from all others. It is
modelled to the cavity of the ear, and may rest inside without
projecting, and, being of the colour of the skin, is not percep-
tible. The powers of this valuable invention are so great as to
restore very defective hearing of long standing to its perfect
and natural state, and to enable deaf persons to enjoy general
conversation, to hear most distinctly at a Place of Worship,
and at any Public Assembly. The unpleasant sensation of
singing noises in the ears is entirely removed, and the Concen-
trators afford to individuals afflicted with this dreadful malady
all the assistance that possibly could be desired.

Mr. MOORE will wait upon parties at their residences on
being honoured with their commands.
The Sound Concentrator, &c., with full directions for use,
can be sent by post to any part of the kingdom.
Agreeably to Act of Parliament,
HENRY MOORE, Licensed Hawker, No. 4425 A.