The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-01-14 00:00:00

BY ORDER 07 THE WATCH COMMITTEE

MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTIONon FRI-
DAY next, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely
at the Central Police Station, George's Dock, bottom James-
street, the following POLICE CLOTHING :—Comprising,
786 TOPg r,..O.A'TS,
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46 cants DITTO,
13 air TROUSERS,
BODY COATS.
100 HATS.
May be view on the Morning of Sale, and Catalogues had
at the Station, or at the Office of Mr. Byrottn, Clayton-square.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE,
By Mr. BYFORD,
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A LL that PUBLIC-HOUSE, known by the sign of
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the "Blue Posts," situate 'Being on the west side of
Leveson-street, formerly c Grenville-street, in Liverpool,
in the occupation of M mes Balderston.
The Tenure is Les old under the Corporation of Liverpool,
for the life of William Earle, Esq., and twenty-one years after
his decease.
For further particulars apply to Mr. J. B, LLOYD, Solicitor,
Exchange-alley.

SALE AT THE DUKE'S DOCK, WAPPING.
TO BREWERS, CHEMISTS, BUILDERS, SUGAR
FIN ERS FARMERS, AND OTHERS.

Excellent Wrought-iron Two-throw Wort Pump, capable
throwing 100 barrels in ten minutesto any reasonableheight •,,
the whole of the Machinery to drive the Pumps ; Two very'
superior Wrought-iron Tanks, to hold 4000 and 1000 gallons
a capital Wooden Tank, to hold 4500 canons ; Eight round
Wood Vats, to hold from 400 to 500 gallons each; a valuable
Hydraulic Press, with double-purchase Screws • Refrigera-
tors; large quantity of 4i and 6-inch Cast-iron Piping; also,
Water and Gas Piping, five Barm Cisters, 50 hhds. Phosphate
of Lime, 100 tons damaged Guano, an immense quantity of
Oak Scantling, Balk, and otheCrimber ; superior Wrought—
iron Cupola, Moulding Barfi, &c. &c., SOUTH SIDE
DUKE'S DICK, WAI9O7G.

Al R. JENKIN jors-received positive instructions to
ll' I SELL by AUCTION, without the slightest reservation,
on TUESDAY next, the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock prompt,
at the Duke's Dock, Wapping, the whole of the valuable PRO-
PERTY, described as above.

For further particulars apply at the AUCTIONEER'S Offices,
13, Parker-street, Liverpool.

By Mr. WALKER,

On FRIDAY, the 7th cliy of February next, at Two o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Clarendon.Tooms, in Liverpool, in two

or more lots, and subject to conditions then to be prOduced,
THREE FREEHOLD HOUSES, Nos. 1,2, 3, on
the westwardly side of Mersey-lane, Rock Ferry, Cheshire,.
within five minutes' walk from the Ferry, and now in the oc-
cupation of Miss Whiteley and others, at a reduced rental of
£lO5 per annum. .

Each House contains two Pal
_...".urarfdini: Bed •rooms, Kitchen,
Scullery, Yard, and Garden.

Also, a Cotner DWEL 147SHOUSE or SHOP, No. 110, on
the west side of Vi reet, in Liverpool, having a frontage
of 16 feet.
The Tenure of the last-mentioned Property is Leasehold
under the Corporation for the residue of a term of 75 years,
from the 2d July, 1847, at a peppercorn rent.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ROOERSON and
RADCLIEFE, Solicitors, Liverpool.

PARK HEMP WORKS.
By Messrs. FULLER and HORSEY,
On THURSDAY next, the 16th instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the
Park Hemp Works, Old Ford, Middlesex, near the Victoria
Park, and on the banks of Sir George Duckett's Canal, in
Lots, the proprietor retiring from business,

THE MACHINERY for ROPE and TWINE
SPINNING, of the most approved construction, and by
esteemed Makers, including five Rope Spinning Machines (24
spindles), Hemp Spreading Table, and first and second Draw-
ing Machines, one Bolt Rope Spinning Machine (eight spin-
dles), Spreading fable arui*Drawing Machine, Double and
Single Twine Spinning... Machines (108 spindles), seven Patent
Manilla Spinning Frames, Drawing Frame, one (eight spindle)
Spinning Framyted Drawing Frame, 60 inch Carding Machine,
Lapping Machine, Breaker, four Witnwams, Drilling Machine,
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TWO HUNDRED POUNDS REWARD
AS BELOW.

MY fellow-sufferers I sympathise with you, under
your NERVOUS or MENTAL AFFLICTION; but hav-
ing discovered the means of curing myself of a deep-rooted
Nervous complaint of fourteen years quration, I take this me-
thod of informing you that I am (D. V.) both able and willing
to cure your Nervous Sufferings: especially,
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS. This is one of the most distress-
ing symptoms. It prevents Riches, Learning, Society, Sze.
making man or woman cheerful. It is the chief cause of
Suicides.

INVOLUNTARY BLUSHING. This keeps the Nervous out of
Society or renders thprn uncomfortable in it.
SLEEPLESSNESS," This treatment never fails to restore
sound sleep.
RESTLESSNESS. This prevents the sufferer from settling to
anything or finding contentment or satisfaction anywhere.
A Dislike of Society; Unfitness for Business or Study;
Failure of the Memory ; Confusion of Thought; Giddiness ;
Delusions ; Blood to the Head ; Groundless Fears ; Indecision ;
Hysterics ; Wretchedness ; Blasphemous Thoughts ; Thoughts
of Self-destruction; Fear of Insanity; &c. &c.
For these and other Nervous or Mental Sufferings and In-
sanity, no other CURE is known. I challenge the nation to,
produce any other. And I offer a REWARD of ONE HUN-
DRED POUNDS, to remove these Mental or Nervous Affec-
tions by any other means. And another HUNDRED
POUNDS, to cure as many of Insanity (50) in the same time
as I have. These Cures have not been effected by Pills, Pow-
ders, Draughts, Bleeding, &c., nor can any such means cure
diseases of the mind. No, my great Discoveries consist in
means that act on the nerves and enable me to restore the
brain to perfect health, which is the organ on which the cor-
rect working of the thoughts and feeling depend. Having for
thirty years been successful in the cure of these Complaints, it
is no matter of surprise that thousands have applied to me
from all parts of England, Ireland, Scotland, France, America,
the Indies, &c. And no wonder, as of nearly 20,000 applicants
50 are not known uncured who have strictly used these means.
Indeed the time has arrived when the feeling is general that no
other means of cure are known. And that all who cannot
avail themselves of the EXTRA MEANS at my house, or the
ordinary means at their own, may give up all hope of a cure.
I therefore advise Nervous Sufferers, and the Friends of the
Insane, to come or write. Thirty years successful practice,
leaves no doubt but they can be cured unless malformation
prevents, and this is a rare case. Let none therefore be dis-
couraged by the idea of expense, as benevolence rather than
gain is my motto.
WM. WILLIS MOSELEY, A.M., LLD., &c.,
18, BLOOMSBURY-STREET, BEDFORD- SQUA RE. LONDON.
P.S.—lf you will send me the particulars of your case, I will
tell you it I can cure you. And if you enclose a Stamp I will
send you Free
MY PAMPHLET, (26th Thousand,)
which will give all the information you require on your Cu.,
Means of Cure, Terms, &c. EXTRA MEANS and acconams.
elation there when;required.