The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-12 00:00:00

Dee. 10, 1612.

'THE FIRST PRODUCTION IN THE WORLD.
/4„,,TACASt.S.Ii,I3. for improving and accelera_
tine the GRUWT H of 11A1 R. Patronised by their
Oy Higttnesses the Princess .of WALES and Duke of
SUSSEX, .:rid most of the Nobility.
Its Virtues are comp:.seti of vegetable Ingredients from a
Tree. in the Island of iVlncaSsar, in .the East ladies.- TftiB
'Oil is no pretended -foreign Oil, but the genuine produce of
the Macassar Tree; and it is recommended on the Irasis• of
P;xperienee,. and the most respetiaNe and accredited
Testinionials., Where the flail has been deficient for a Se.
ries of Years, this Oil will telly' rwlenish it. It is ealCu-
lated to ndurish and preserve the Hair from falling_,off or
changing its coloUr (particularly after Sea Bathing,which
often 'proves. injurious to the Flair), and by its Moisture era-
Iliattes whatever hinders its Grovth, and semi makes it thick
-and regular.
Ladies,. especially, will find the beneficial Filet% of this
(IP" as it gives to the T!esses a most healthful Gloss and
Seer, and when dressed and curled, it renders it inexpressi-
bly at.traeding.* It is also pre• eminent. for Children's Hair,
instead of Snap, ere. it eradicates the Scurf easier, is ex-
tremely benefii.ial to the Infant, and brings the Hair to a
6!atitifutState.
it is -also. admirably 'adapted to promote the Growth of
'Whiskers, Eye-brows, Ste. likewise is tar superior to
romatum for constant use in dressing, yvith or without
Powder. . • •
Sold at 3s. 6d, . los. 6d. and large bottles, .;•ontaining eight
small, at i I. ts. coca, by the Proprietors, Rowland and Son,
Kirby sheet, Llatton-g • rtlen, London; anti by their Appoint.
/tient, wholesale and retail, by Mr._ Smy Perfumer to his
Majesty, t t 7, Gatty_ and C 0.57,.57, 0. Rigge• 35,.Overtorii 47,
New Bond-street ; Hendries; Perfumers „So. her- Majesty,
I'itehborne.street.; Bay :ind Blew, Perfumers to the Duke
anti. Duchess of York, C,...kspur..street ; R. Rowney, 1:6,
Batton-garden% .S. Beriy, Greet: street, Soho; Lowe, 330,
Strand; 1. T. Rigge, 65, !tea ;: tde, and 52, P:.ik -Street ;
Tones, A pple-tree.yard, St. arnes's; Burgess, Cursitor-
xitreet ; Pane, Butts, and Co. Lornbartf,street; Barclay and.
Sons, Fleet-market ; Ne..vbery and ••Sons, 45, St... Paul's
Church-yard ; Butler, 4, ah,l Stubbs, 38, Cheapside ; Bow.`
ling, Walker; and Co 10.1r,w,;11 ; Dicey .and Satin, Bow
tliurch,yarch; Shaw and FowardS, 66, St. Paul's Church-
yard ; Harding, Howell, 4.,i1 Co'. .$9,- Pall Mall ; T. Itaine.
and Co. 25, King.streor, Covent-garden ;:thorri, 45, Bacon;
151, (.rouge, and Turner, 004 rd-street ; and by all. Per-
tumors and Medicine Venders in London, and in every Town
throughout the -Emire.
• Beware of Servile Imitations. The Genuine' Macassar
Oil has the signature on the outside Label, in Red Ink, A.
Rowland and- Son,' and the words .‘ Rowland's Macassar
Oil' eisgraved on the bottle. •
Of whom may he had,
A LSAN A. Ex-r R A CT. in bAtles at los: 6d. andAs: 6d.
each. Also, the ALSAN t'OW DER, at 25. 9d. per box,
for eradicating all Diso;dt,-, oh the Teeth and Gums, and
rendering them extremely be,Rdittil ; patronised by her Royal
1-lighness the-Duchess of York; and his Excellency the hake
del I nfatilacio.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NEW TEAR'S GUI TS,

From the Corner of St. Pac,l's Church Yard.
HARRIS (Successor to NEWIWRY), has
• again the pleasure of informing tlic Public in general,
and Private-Families Heads of Seminaries, ":ut,rs and GO-
vernesses in particular, that he has accumulated such a
Stock of JUVENILE LITERATURE, with an abundance
of DISSECTIONS, GAMES, CARDS, &e. all tending to itu-:
prove the mind and morals of Youth, as are nut to be met
with at sine other place in Europe; he at the same time kegs
to inform the Public, that his business is nut copfined to this
department alone, but that he sells Rooks of every descrip-
tion, and for which lie shall be happy to receive their orders.
The limits of an Advertisement will not perMit him to enu-
merate many ; and, therefore, 'those recently Printed must at
present suffice, but a Catalogue of•several hundreds more
.4e. dcia eFeil;gratis, to any person OM ll take the trou-
Mc Of Chil r it.
r:tlie*,'Sbn -of a :Genius • a Tale for the use of Youth.
Price, bound ss.

2. The" Young Traveller; or, the Adventures of Etienne.in
search of his Father. By G. Hoare ; half-bound, price 2s.
3- A Week of Amusement and Instruction ; interspersed
with-short Stories, &c. ; Half-bound, price Gd.
4. The Travels of St. Paul; with a map. By the Author of
the " Twin Sisters." Half-bound, price .2s. .
5. The Children in the WoOd, with Twelve Engravings;
*price is. plain, and.. Is. Gd. coloured.
G. .Thc Little Scholar's Mirror, consisting of Thirty
Moral Tales, ornamented wit:, upwards of Sixty Engravings
on*Wood, ss: , ,

7. Th, Cradle Hymn. By Dr. Watts. Illustrated by mazy
beautiful Designs price Is. ploin and is. Gd..cokured. •

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8: The Natural
*History of Quadrupeds in Verse, with
Twelve Engravingi, price is. plain, nod 15..6d. coloured. •
9., Tlte His.toricaltAlphabet, comprehending smile of the
Most prothinent features in the History of England, alphabe-
tically arranged,i'kh Twenty-six Engravings, price Is. plain,
and Is. Gd. coloured.

10. Simple Pleasures, in which Religion and Morality are'
inculcated by the introduction of subjects of Natural. History,
&c. By Miss Venning. Price, bound, 3s. Ud.

150CTOR 110WELL'S XIWT/E/I.—us Cd. a Packet.
FITS, Epilepsies, Convulsions. Hysterics, and
all kinds of Fits radically cared by Dr. HOWELL'S
POWDERS, above thirty years establish d.
The efficacy of these invaluable Powders has loug been
fully evineed by the innumerable Cures (from which the fol-
lowing is selected) already communicated to the public
To Dr. Howell.
Sot, Widlord, 'near Rayleigh, Essex, Feb. 24..
Our daughter, about 19 years old, who has been ftoin her
infancy troubled with Fits, Convulsions, and Hysterics, has
w:t had the least aiipearance of them since about a week after
she first began to take your Powders„ and has .continimil in'
better health and grown stouter than she ever was heture,
being up‘wards of a twelveuionth-Since -she.his had the last
Fit.

We send you these few lines to express thanks-as well as
to encourage others, and, as we applied to you in consequence
of seeing your advertisenscnb in tin County Chronicle, we
think it our duty to allow you to make this - extraordinary
Cure-of our daughter as public as you please. -

We are,

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TIIONIAS and SARAU'IEED.
This sovereign -remedy is prepared, undim thepatronage of
his Majesty, by Dr. thAvell, Fellow of Ring's C:llh7e7 and ks
sold at No. 21,11athbone-plae, Oxford-street, London ..(and
no where else) at 11s. Cd. packet, in is inclosed it Trea-
tise, written by-the Doctor, on the above mentioned Dis-
. • eases. .
All letters (post paid). My answered, and the Powders sent
to any part of the United Kingdoth. ,

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Patients attended • in town: and 'enniltry whenever re-
quired.

HEALTH RESTORED THE BEST PROOF OF M EDI

ORILOW is so often the Companion of Sick,
ness, that the happiness of Human Life may br said, in
a i:reat measure, to 4 w epend on the enjoynot of Health.—
Those Quacks, erefore, who, under pretence of restoring,
destroy that prime Blessing- of HORVeII, incur a go ilt which: no
language can desPribe, while, on the other hand, the humane
anttenlightened Physician' who discovers a Medicine admi,
ray calculated to diminisluthat complicated list of disorderk
which afflict Humanity, is indeed a real. benefactor to
species. Such a man was the venerable Dr, WEBSTER,
who, in his ENGLISH DIET DRINK, has produced a Re-
medy, which the experience of Thousands can attest, has
prortql irresistibly • eilicacious in curing Scurvy, Scrophula,
all Eruptions springing frOin Impure Blood, Asthma, Dropsy,
Consumptions, Nervous and Hypochondriac Affections, and
every,description ofl'ever. This invaluable Vegetable Medi-
cine, is not only extremely palatable, Lsr-its -composition so
harmless quit it may be safely administered, cren,to a child
at the breast.

Those who Wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable
System and Principles fully -developed, .may, by applying, to
the Venders, procure his own Treatise, a new edition of which
is-just published, *ice 55.; and also a small Pamphlet, con-
taining,a great nunitier of eitses and remarkable cures, which
all occurred during the lost year., : •
- This inValimble :Medi r le is now faithfullpprepared by E
Skb and Co.:92;ll6rougliaigh-street (sole Proprietors), from
the original ReCipe,*which was aisigned over to them by Dr.
Webster, some years pOir to his death.
Sold in half pint bottles, 4s; pint ditto, 7s. Gel.; and in
quart alai), 4s.each, duty included.
Wholesale-by the Proprietors; also wholesale and retail by
their Agents, Messrs. HoWard and Evans,/ Loup laue, West
Snuktlifield. •

All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will
meet the earliest attention.

And is sold retail, by one at least,. in -every considerable
Town in the United Kingdom, aiul.by.the
:following Venders
of Medicine in Loinloni Elliotson, Chemist and Driirgist,
10G, Borough ; boltdn's Medicinal Warehouse,- front of the
Royal Exclunige, Conlinll ; Colesworthy, .Chemist and Drug-
gilt, 144, Whitechapel ; Mokinsev, Chemist, 24, Great Sur-
rey street, Blaekftiar's-road, aria at Kennington-cross; San-
ger (late Bacon), 150, Osford,street; Midgley, Chemist and
:Druggist, 49, Strand; Hudson and Co. Chemists, Mc
27, Haymarket;. , Wztrd, Holborn; .and Pm-
fumec, 65,-.FleeL7strotot,;