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GENII' NE LAMP
HOUSE, No. 4t,
Bethtem Hospital.
per Gall.
Genuine Sperm Oil 8 6
Fine Burning Oil, equal
to what is commonly
sold for the best
Sperm. n
Good burning Oil 7 0
Double relined Oil 6 6
The Sperm Oil is of the finest quality, is warranted ge-
nuine, and will burn the whole evening 'without trimming.
It is therefore recommended tbr Lamps in Drawing. rooms,
Ball-rooms, Shew• rooms, and all places where brilliant
Light is required, tree from Smoke, and the very disagree-
able trouble of frequently trimming the lamps.
The other Oils are particularly tine, and, for general pur-
pi4esi can :;e recommended with equal confidence.
G. UPTON and Co. have the picasuie of intbrming their
Friends and the Public in general, that in consequence' of
soiree large bale., of Sperm Oil, it has tallen in price, ann they
are therefore enabled to sell the best Spec m 011 at 5.6(1. per
gallon, iiiitead of 9s. which price they lately advertised.
N. B. Oils sent to any part of London, tree of expence,

per Gall.
Refined Oil for Chain-
ber Lamps - 5 6
Pale Seal Oil, - - 3 9
Pale South Whale Oil
for Liverpool and com-
mon Lampsoke. 3 3

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rrHE ECONOMICAL HISTORY of the HE-
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Q ENTERAL Ladies and Gentlemen who for-nerly..
1.3 used the: R USSI A 011., being persuaded to use. other
Oils for the hair, as they are not so dear, but in the end tnund
the dearest • instead of bencrit, found their hair tall off, or
turn grey, :have dectared 'they will use no other than the--
RU SS 1:. 011. in future, it being the the best article I, ,r •
moistening the 'lair when dressing, as it keeps real or Li:ie.
hair of its natural gloss and curls, anti is so great a nourisher,
if used constant, never a hair will tall olf ~r turn grey ; in
short, where there is hair-by nature, and it has got thin, or'
bald, by using the Russia Oil regularly, you may rely on ill
being restored.
A Can + toN.—As a set of Swindlers have counterfeited
the Russia ail, and given it for sale at I leir-dressers shops,
• &c. they persuade it the gamine, to deceive, have imitat-
ed the Eagle and Signature on the covet . To prevent the
like impositions, and as more security, the Proprietor has
leave of the Commissioners of his Majesty's Stamp Office,
to have Ida name, " A. Prince" printed on she Government
Stamp which is on the 'ontside of the cover of each bottle,
the coanteifeiting of which is felony.
Ladies and Gentlemen will be particular to observe the
above Caution, as many who have been misled, or persuaded
to purchase the counterfeit, complained to the Proprietor of
the injury it had done their hair.
Ask for Prince's Russia Oil at Bs. per bottle, or one bottle,
containing firm- small,
,at ri. as. or six large bottles at 51.
duty included.
Sold by the • Proprietor, A. Prince, John-street, 0 xtbrd-
street, (observe' it is not 'a Shop, it is a Private House,
t op.
posite No. 7, as there are shops in the neighbourhood that
sell counterfeits) ; and by appointment, Mr. Smyth, Per-
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