The National Register.
London, England, 1814-06-05 00:00:00

PATENT FILTERING MACIIINE.

STEPHENSON'S PATENT FILTERING MACHINES, are
Portable, never out of repair, and will purify water from the foulest
sourLe, at the tn.exampled rate of 210 gallons per day, rendering the
water in colour beautifully transparent. —J. Stephenson begs leave to
ofiLtr his sincere and grateful acknowlegements to the :%:oility and
Gmtry, for their distinguished patronage, and t Edges himself to en-
tleav• ur to meet the wishes of the Public, by offering his invention at
a very reduced price, as follows : ist. or large size, ten guineas, puri-
ties at the rate of 200 galls. per (lay ; 21 size, seven guineas, purifies at
th • rate 0, 100 galls. per day ; 31 size, five guineas, pur,fies at the rate
f 35 to 50 galls. per day.
To be seen at work at his manufactory, No. 6, Mortimer-street,
Cavendish square; and at the Bar of the Jerusalem Cc... Me-house,
Cuop.:,'s.Lourt.

GREY HAIR immediately changed to dark brown or black, on
an imps oved principle. It is Ho wonder so many have been afraid
of using dyes for their hair, as in general dyes are very unwhole-
some ; it is well known that dyes tot the hair remain wet for hours,
hieh is !tough to give any one their deatltot cold. But 1'RINCE:1:1
IMPROVED DYE prepared with spii its, which is the only inno-
cent and wholesome Dye ever yet discovered, dyes and dries imme-
diately ; in short those who have i.ey or red hair, by making one
trial this Improved Dyo will he convinced of its effects; also
Ladies wearing false hair on account of their own being grey or
red, by using this improved Dye, will he enabled to wear their own
hair. Gentlemen having reddi-li or grey whiskers, may immediately
make them dusk or him k. •Be particolar in asking for Priocc's
improved Dye, at Oae Guinea per bottle, or one dozen fol. 101.
A CAUTlON.—Observe on the cover of each bottle, Prince, &c.
is printed in gold ink. Directions are sealed up with each bolsi!,
so that any one can dye their own hair with ease pleasin • .
Sold by the Proprietor. Dentist, john-itrect, Oxford-strcct,
Observe, it is not a shop—exactly opposite No. 3, next door to
Coach-maker's, the numbers are irregular; Bacon, 130, Oxford.,
street ; Davison, 59, Fleet-street ; Rigge, 65, Cheapbide; a Idkit
must of the princijnd Perfumers and Medicine Venders.

THE SEASON ofSPRING is that which invalids atP,nttt by me
divine, to remove the effects of indiscretion or vice, of tree living, hart,
of exec( lie anti atmospheric ventilation, in winter, oil ship b‘t,.r.l. and lit
camps and hospitals.—Amotte the established means of relief tire:
GENUINE SYRUP of DE VELMA has obtabed a distinction, wl•i(
its virtue; had efficacy olone can support. Its effects are the
imp,ntant and must extensive ; by pervading the lemphatic vessuls,
anti removing i.npedirnents to their Ituictioils ; by expl!i!ig hum( u's
conveyed i;ito system either by imr.nre ctoltle!, Miura-
perar., e. or a delicate and peculiar cur strut...lit:l of the gevreto; y •organ• ;
it removes scrophilla, scurvy, Fynitiles, obstracrioos its Ole livt:r
and tlic th.:se numeroes of dist•ase deptoldiog or: .1
depraved stetr of the f!..eids ; it str:!sigthetis atid invigorate: the ‘%1,, le
System in the decline of is Ott: best res“..tdy for the ravnees of
•aercorv,-- lir. CANIf A NI leSpi'el iiI64CIS I:'lnierius ['mice:6
and Fritoida 11:!dtciiie, he is lir:paring hag(' 'es of it, iu shell
a manner that it mar be had fr,sli at good coodi:loo, in the en•u-
ing months of the spring and summer --Thc Syrui. /::11 d label
affixed to each bottle. with the sigivonre, ItioNlAs Nn
hand-writine, of the proprietor. by whom it is sold. as it
SWaillSoll, his predecessor, at No, Frith-sret, Soh'.
bottle.

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