The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-11-12 00:00:00

NOTICE

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MRI.IOSERAOCLDO‘ME DAWBARN,_ late PROPR.ATE.TOtRfof
the Messrs. NlCOlTl!Rori.oTntiolrge,,Dß"Equaint liislnriendrs
and the Public, that he has ed into PARTNERSHIP
with Mr. W. DYKE, 52, LE-STREET, where a continu—
ance of their orders is ectfully solicited.
Liverpool,4th , 1850.

IMPORTANT TO HOUSEKEEPERS

CONSUMERS OF COAL
TN consequence of the numerous complaints made
by. the Consumers of Coals respecting short weights, and
the mixture or substitution of inferior Coals for those of esta-
blished character, the INCE-HALL COAL and CANNEL
COMPANY have determined to supply the Public direct, and
have availed themselves of this opportunity to make a consi-
derable Reduction in Price, at the same time that a genuine
quality of Coal is guaranteed. The attention of the Public is
requested to the following scale of prices, which includes
Cartage within the limits of the Borough :
House Cannel reduced from 20 0 to 17 0
Best Household
Arley Mine Coal
Best King Coal , 13 , 10 6
Pemberton Four Feet ,, 6 „ 9 6
Ince Four Feet ll 0 „ 9 0
HOUSE CANNEL has been et but partially introduced
into consumption in Liverp , but it is, without exception,
the most brilliant and c rful Coal that is burnt. It is too
swift to burn alone, a few lumps put on the fire in the
evening will be fou to add materially to the comfort of the
fireside. It bur with a white ash.

13 6 ~ 13 0

The ARLEY MINE has only been recently opened by the
Company, but the Coal, from its quality being superior to any
other Coal raised in Lancashire, is rapidly commanding a pro..
ference; and in the London Market ranks with the best New-
castle Wallsend. It possesses every requisite quality, being
without slack, durable, cheerful, and quite free from dirt. It
burns with a very. small quantity of brown ash, and throws out
no dust. This mine is 414 yards deep.
KING COAL is what has hitherto been usually consumed In
Liverpool as best Coal. It burns with a brown ash, and from
its great durability will be found exceedingly economical..
There is no slack in this, and but little dust.

PEMBERTON FOUR: FEET is a clear, cheerful Coal, and
unusually large. It burns with a white ash, and emits consi—
derable heat. It is exceedingly adapted to culinary purposes.
INCE. FOUR FEET is similar to Pemberton, but it is slightly
more dusty. It is a valuable Coal for Bakehouses and similar
uses.

OFFIC27 32, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST

TMPORTANT LETTER received by Mr. SANGER,
Agent for the only Genuine WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALK
PILLS :

Dear Sir,—The circulation with the almanacks of the
handbills received from you has already produced some good
result. A striking case came under my notice a few days
since. It was that of a Young woman residing at Lowick-lodge,
near this town. She had been- /Or some time suffering from
giddiness, and swimming,in the head, accompanied by such
extreme pain as almost -produce delirium. She was for some
time under treatme y a surgeon here, and afterwards for
six weeks a patien t the Northampton Infirmary, but derived
little benefit. Q purchased a box of your Kearsley's 'Welch's
Pills, and s lily felt their beneficial effects; and now, after
continuinr, iem for a short time, the pain she formerly suf-
fered hasbeen entirely removed, and she is rapidly recovering
her health.