The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-04-21 00:00:00

HODGSON AND CO.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE.
-r 'WILSON, from HODGSON and CO.'S, London,
i • begs leave to call the attention of Merchants, Private
Families,.&c. to the very superior ALE, brewed by this well-
known,-
House, to which he is Sole AGENT. The very desir-
ablelre qualities'of keeping in any climate, an not bursting the
bottle, have long enabled it to maintain t nigh character it
possesses,. as peculiarly suited for Expor ion. Being brewed
from the finest East Kent Flop, it conta s a particularly fine
tonic property, and is consequently much recommended by the
faculty, even to invalids.
No: 2, Mersey,chambers, Old Churchyard, Liverpool.

LONDON HOUSE, 74, PARADISF TREET.
Nearly opposite to the Star and rter.
ITIO those who study RCONObIr, and who dopt the best and
1 cheapest mode of going to market. J. SANDIFORD
recommends his. UAT ESTABLISHMENT, where the desi-
deratum may be obtairied.
Waterproof Hats....4s. 6d.—Best London Hats....2ls.

HATS FOR EXPORTATION.

TTENRY LACEY, 64, BOLD-STREET, respectfully an-
nounces the completion of considoraid terations in his
Premises, made with a view to the conved ce of those. Ladies
and Gentlemen who have so repeatedly pressed their appro-
bation of his liberal system of business y the extensive encou-
ragement they have given him, and by he constant recommen-
dation they, are pleased to make amongst their friends.
H. Lacey has now ample room for the display of a varied As-
sortment of BOOKS, PRINTS, STATIONERY, ALBUMS,
SCRAP-BOOKS, ANNUALS, and JUVENILE PUBLI-
CATIONS, at London Wholesale Prices.
{*'• Works of Art Sold on*Commission.

SHADOCK MARMALADE IN JARS, 3s. AND 4s. 6d.
THE GRAPE SHADOCK, or FORBIDDEN FRUIT,
on Sale at MIDDLEWOOD'S, is the finest ever import-
ed ; it has been in many instances prefe to Pines for
Desserts, and, as a Preserve or Manual e, it is superior to
every other Fruit.
J. M. have a supply for a great rt of the Summer; he
has also received a quantity of the best nch muscATELLs,
in Boxes, (halves and quarters,) whic will be Sold at very Re-
duced Prices. Also, FIGS and FRENCH PLUMS, St. MI-
CHAELS and MESSINA ORANGES, LEMONS, &c.
N.B.—J. M. begs respectfully to acknowledge the kind pre-
ference given his BOTANIC OIL, for Cleansing and Promot-
ing the Growth of the Human Hair, also the VEGETABLE
OIL SOAP. Botanic Oil is 25., 3s. 6d., and ss. Vegetable
Oil Soap ls. per Square.
Fruit Warehouse and Botanic Oil Manufactory,

IS, Parker-street, Clayton-square.

PRESERVATION OF GAME.

'TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Right Hon.
tveppen
the Earl of Derby intends strictly to erve the Game
in the several Manors of Bootle-cum-Lina e, Burscougb, and
Roby, and in Lands in Melling. in the c
ty pf Lancaster, in
addition to the Manors and Lands her fore preserved by his
lordship. All persons who are found espassing after this no-
tice, in any of the said Manors or Lams, or resisting the author
rity of any of the gamekeepers therein, will be proceeded against
with the' utmost rigour of the law. And the tenants of the said
Earl are particularly requested to keep up their dogs, as all
dogs found straying after the Game will be destroyed.
Knowsley, 14th April, 1835.

I,4Teb3 Publication o.

NEW WORK ON THE EYE.

Just Published, Price 35., Cloth Boards, pp. 55, Bvo, with a
------ _ Plate,

ACLINICAL REPORTOnate DISEASES of the EYE.
By HUGH NEILL, Surgeon of the Liverpool Ophthalmic
Infirmary.
LONGMAN, REES, and Co., London; W. APEL, Liver-
pool.
" His history of 'Diseases of the Eye' pr es him t 6 be a sci-
entific surgeon and au excellent operator. * • His explanation
of the operations, for cataract is .00d."—Ryan's London Medi-
cal and Surgical Journal, April 117 1835.
" The Report' does .credit to Mr. Neill."—Renikaw's Lon-
don Medical and Surgical Journal, Jun. 31, 1835.
" It is an intelligent practical treatise and Report
on the Diseases of the .Eye.' '—London Literary Gazette, April
11, 1835, p. 232.
"Mr. Neill's work has received the unlimited praise of nearly
all our contemporaries."—Liverpool Chronicle, Jan. 31, 1835.

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