The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-05-26 00:00:00

THE IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINE

ESTABLISHMENT.
7, PARKER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
-UTILES and CO.
rbeilctto draw
th the attention of the
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IMPERIAL GREEN GINGER WINE,
and especially recommend it as a stomachic, believing it to be
su'eriorre int strength and quality to any that has hitherto been
offered. It is manufactured from the purest Jamaica Green
Ginger, retaining all its fine aromatic properties without re-
sorting to bleaching, a practice which adds only to its appear-
ance at the expense of its more valuable ities.
H. and Co. have every confid in recommending their
Stock of iiRITISH WINES g rally, feeling assured that each
is of the very finest desc • ion. The Wines are remarkable
for clearness, brillianc nd delicacy of flavour, calculated to
please the palate, wi ut any injurious tendency. In order to
identify the Genii' e article, the signature of H. and Co. is
appended to the label covering the neck and cork of each
bottle. _

May be had from the following Agents in Liverpool :—Mr.
Thomas Nixon, jun., Italian Warehouse, Castle-street; Bowen
and Co., Tea-dealers, Elliott-street; Brown, Todd, and Co.,
grocers, St. James street; Pierce Brothers, Italian Warehouse,
Great George-street ; P. Basstord, Tea Dealer, London-road ;
IL S. Alpas, Druggist, Park-road; James H. Pyer, Confec-
tioner, Great Homer-street ; Edward B. Jackson, Tea Dealer,
Pembroke-place and St. James-place; Tomkins, Grocer, Great
George-place; T. M. Davies, Druggist, Berry-street; Fisk, Con-
fectioner, Commutation-row; Gillard, Druggist? Richmond-
row ; T. Green, Druggist, Wavertree-road ; Misses Brown,
Confectioner, Woodside; T. Dean, Druggist, Scotland-road.
Applications for Agencies to be made to the Proprietors.
Wholesale Agents for Manchester,
Messrs. RICHARDSON and ROEBUCK, Market-place.

JAMES HALLORAN.
TT is requested that the NEXT OF KIN of JAMES
HALLORAN, who shipped on b e Schooner " Reni-
ra," at Liverpool, as Cook, ctober, 1844, will apply to
GEORGE RAILLIE, Esq., General fOr Crown Colonies, 5,
Cannon-row, Westmi r. It is believed that he has left a
Widow at Liverpoo
AN INSTANTANEOUS CURE FOR PAINFUL
EXCRESCENCES ON THE FEET.
PERFORMED IN TWO MINUTES BY

AN R. REN D ALL, an experienced practitiontr,
without cutting or causing the-slightest pain: In com-
pliance with the express wish of sevsrel families of distinction,
and the increasing demand for his services,
.Mr. RENDALL, in
order to give every person an opportunity of being relieved
from those distressing annoyances, Corns, has returned to Li-
verpool, and may be consulted daily, at 27, MOUNT-PLEA-
SANT, LIVERPOOL.

The followin are a small number of testimonials from the
many thousancs with which he has been honoured :

From William Flewker, Esq., H. M. Customs.
I certifvlhat Mr. Rends!l has extracted a number of Corns
from my-feet, with much cleverness, and without causing me
uny pain. • Wl4/..4-A FLEWKER,
41. Dorbtishire-place, Everton.
9, Chatham-street, Liverpool.
•ommending Mr. Kendall. He has
J my Feet without the slightest pain.
son, Esq., 17, Rodney-street, Liverpool.
e Corns removed, without pain, by Mr. Ren-
, ommend him. THOS. DODSON.

April 4, 1846.
• From William Parke, Esq
I feel much pleasure in r-
taken several Corns fiy,
April 3, 1846.
From Thomas Ilf
I have had thi
dall. I can ree
April 1, 1946.
From George Hardman,_ Esq.., Limekiln-lane, Rock Ferry,