The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-07-01 00:00:00

ALL IN ONE DAY.

HAZARD and CO. the Goodrum's, have ever brew
anxious to meet the wishes of the Public, and it has long
been the desire of IPuretuusers in the Lottery to have a Scheme
wherein their chimes should be decided promptly in One Day, and
not subject to the aussuuse of a lingering Drawing. /lazard and
Co. therefore, with pleasure submit the following Scheme. in which
every Prize will be draan,and the fate of every Number derided, in
One Day (the sth October), and they feel assured it will not be the
leas approved by the Public, because the Plan is clear and simple;
all the Numbers will be put into one Wheel, and all the Priv!'
' into the other. to be drawn promiscuously egainu such Numbers
as chance may direct. When all the Prizes are drawn, the remain-
ing Number"; will be decided and receive dl. each ; so that every
Purchaser will be sure to get on the :eh October either an actual
winning Peke, the smallest wire than double what he gave for his
chance, or receive back about °maimed's of his Purchase Money
thus offering to the Public an opportunity of gaining Four Pnzes
of 20,4 other
001. and 34 Capita/s, all to be drawn in One Day, at
less risk than in any former Scheme whatever.
The Prizes from £20.1100 to .C4e, all Money.
2 . .of - . E 20,050 . £40,100
2 . . . 20.8110 - 40,000
2 . - - 2 041 . 4.1100
4 . - 1,000 - 4.110
510 . - . 2.040
10 . . . . 300 . . . 3,1000
14 . . . . 220 . . . 3.080
100 . - • 2.0110
40 . . 1,680
There are no Blanks, as each of the above, as
well as every other Number, will receive Five 100,000
Pounds in Money, being . .
20,000 Numbers. X 200.000

No. 1 will decide 10,11111, and 60 on in numerical Proleremi°n•
I A great rariety of Numbers are on Sale at Hazard and Co.'s, the
Contrainars, old and fortunate ()flees, 93, Royal Eachangt ; 26.
Cornhill 3t and 321 Oxford-street, where they tiold—
Tll REE PRIZES OF .C 20,000 IN THE LAST LOTTERY,
viz. :
No. 3.03 - . .C 20,000 in Shares.
No. 12.993 - . . 20.11te in Shares.
No. 12.299 . . • . 20,000 in ::;hares.

ATKINS/4N% BEAR'S GREASE.
I.
J. A. first imporlcd this article, he has cautiously
forborne to give any opinion of his own as to its properties ;
he merely guaranteed its lseing genuine, and appealed for its quali-
ties to long-received opinion. and the write: . on natural philosophy.
Ile is, however. happy to inform the Public, that he can row speak
with Inure confidence, the numerous venders, both in town and
country, being able to vouch for its efficacy in all remetliable cases,
irim when the hair has fallen off from illness, change of climate, or
a want of sufficient moisture. In appearance it is thinner and
iicher than any pther animal fat; lt penetrates. mobitre:2 r.t.ins
its moisture lorger. The last arrival is of the finest q ty„ and
may be had of the Importer, with or without perfume.
N.D. It is also a most excellent snick for drvisideg the hair,
making It beautifully soft and glossy.
Sold I y the Importer, James Atkinson, Perfumer, 44, Gerrard-
street, Soho-squire, London; and (by appointment) by Messrs.
Cauie and Peirce, .7, Bond-street ; Sanger, 150, and Grange, 1211,
Oxfortl-street ; Mattress, 86, Fleet-street; Johnston, in, wn-
hill ; Colley, 28. Ilisborgate-street ; and most Perfumers.
NAIL The genuine is inclosed in a wrapper, with the lamorter's
signature sal address.