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London, England, 1813-06-07 00:00:00

DLICOVERY FOR LULL HAIR.

A preparation of Vegetables, the same as is used by the Ladies in
Turk_ for changing the colour of their Hair and Eye-brows. I
ATKINSON'sVEGETABLE DYE changes the I
colour of the Hair, Eye-brows, and Whiskers from a red
or grey to a brown or beautiful jet black, by so simple a process,l
that atty Lady or Gentleman may dye their own hair with the
utmost ease; the utility of this article must be obvious to all: se-1
'rural I.adiea and Gentlemen who tarmerly wore a wig in conse-
quenze of their hair bring grey, since using the Vegetable Dye,
now wear their own hair.
Sold in bottles at ss. Ms. 6d. and one guinea, by James Atkin-
son, Perfumer, No. 9, High-street, Bloomsbury, London; and
by appointment, by Garble and Pierce, 57, New Bond-street;
Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Davison's, 59, Fleet-street; Taite, 41,
COI ; Berry, Greek-street; and West Perfumers and dedi-
' sine Venders in Town and Country.
I Also, ATKFNSON'S CURLING FLUID for dressing the
hair, giving it a curl, glbsa, and beauty so superior to any thing
ever before invented, that it has received the patronage of the
I Royal Family, and most Families of s'lstinction in the Kingdom,
price 35. 6d. es. and sue guinea.
Country Shopkeepers sending their orders to the Proprietor,
or to any Wholesale Perfumer or Medicine Vender they deal
v. kb In London, will be supplied On liberal terms.

mul'i;fl PAINT MANUFACTORY,
41, London Wall, opposite liethlem.
IMPENETRABLE PAIN FS GROUND in LINSEED OIL
Fur Park-paiing, Tiles, Slates, useful and ornamental Painting tr.
general; and Weather-boardiug of every desaiiinon.
per cwt, per cwt
Invisible Green &Gs. Stone Colour stis.
Dark Olive Green 70s. Lead or Slate Colour &o
Engin (rave t.i.e.ers it es. Lisle 210. nUs
Black P:iiiit. stis. Chocciate 5Cs
White Paint stis 1 Red Fai.it 40,.
Ye IlLisv 565.
Prepared Drying Oil to thin the above for use, Ss. per gallon.
Genuine Ground t'+ hits 565. I . pr Gal.
Lead, per cwt. I Rest Sperm Oil St. tid.
per gall. Double Iti.aned Oil Cs. tid
Turpentine Als. Single ditto ditto Ss. 6J.
Linseed Oil Si. 64. Pale Seal Oil 4s. 6d.
Fine Colours, &c. &c. 1 Pale Whale Oil 4s od.
UPTON & C(1. COLOUR MANUFACTURERS, Loll.lon
Wall, and Kennett Wharf, most respectfully recommend the
above Paints to the Publie,as applicable to the gencrirt purptiszs of
useful and ornamental paiming. 'lley dry very quick, are very
beautiful in oppear.uice, and possess a durabili. y which renders
than pecodarly voluable, when applied to Work which is con-
stantly or partially exposed to the effect, of the weather. Adver-
tisements havirg lately appeared, recommending P,.ints under si-
milar titles, which are prepared from Fish Oil, ur road in an un-
grounded rate, Upton and CO. fed it proper to say, that the)
ire not, nor ever were connected with those homes, and that
their Paints are not prep red with Coal Tar ur Fish Oil.
IV eicilants, :44-Owners, and the Trade supplied.

DECOCTION of the WOODS, a sweetner and
purifier of the Blood, selected from the choicest Wood.,
Larks, Gums, and Plants of South America, by SOUBISE DE.
VAUGLIN. For Scorbutic Habits and Impurities of the Blood,
from whatever cause arising, it has no equal. A. Spring and Au-
tumnal Physic, it is so pule, that it may be safely administered
to women of the most delicate constitution, and to children. It
is just consigned from Spain, and may be. had in packets, at is.
each ; or in larger packets at £t. each, which contain nearly four
of the 7b. packets, On remitting a one pound note from the
country, in a letter to Mr. Vaughn, at the Warehouse, No. 14,
Coarles-street, Covent-garden, London, the large packet will be
carefully packed up, with full and ample directions, and sent by
cuach.
• Dr. LIND, is/ bis admirable Treatise on the Scurvy, says,
that" Vegetables have great and peculiar virtues in this disease,
and the best remedies are furnisked from a composition of differ-
ent plants, most eminent for the properties required." An emi-
nent amdern writer observes, " tLere is scarce a human frame
that Is totally free from Scorbutic Affections." And the learned
Mathiolus observes, " if any one is ill, and knows not his com-
plaint, let him suspect the Scurvy."