Star.
London, England, 1807-03-03 00:00:00

LADIES.

THAT Superfluous Hairs are one of the greateß
drawbacks from the beauty and delicacy of the Female Face,
Arms, &c. is allowed by every man, from the Prince to the Pea-
fent. To remove them various Preparations have, from time to
time, !tined up, but molt of them (although pompoufly adver•
tired) baying been found either inefficacious or deleterious, are
fallen or falling to the ground. In praife of TREK rs DEPI-
LATORY, which Rands abfolutely unparalleled and jultiv co-
khrat ed, the Proprietors will only obferve, that it removes the
Dairy in a few minutes, without injuring the &in, or raiding any
unpleafant fenfation—that it has been happily applied and highly
approved in the ltrft circles of falhinn and rank—and that I .adies
may fee it ufed, and the have ocular demonftration of its efficacy
and innocence, before they make j purchafe.
It is fold (by appointment of Trent and Co.) whole( at. and re-
tail, by Mr. Perin, z 3, Southampton- ltreet, Covent Garden Mr.
Golding, Combat; and retail by all the principal Perfumers
and Medicine Venders in London. To Ladies in the country,
erclofing the amount, free of pottage, it will be immediately for-
warded—price ;v.

To the PROPRIETOR of Dr. BRODUM's MEDICINES,

Daffy's Elixir Wareltoufe, Salifbury-lquare.
ii SIR. Birmingham, July 29,_2896.

REQUEST you to fend to my Sider in Hatton
Garden, where you fent before. two Five Guinea Bottles of
Dr. Brodum's Nervous Cordial, and the will pay for the fame.-1
have the pleafure to inform you. one of the Bottles you halt lent
gave to Mrs Spooner, who lives near Worcefter. the has laboured
tinder a nervous afiliCtion, attended with violent head achs, for
fome years ; and the writes me word, Ence the commenced taking
your Medicine, the unpleafaot fymptoms have very much decreJf-
ed ; and the has the molt fangniue hopes of iscing perfectly cured
by a few more bottles, I have the fatisfaCtion to add, the Nervous
Cordial has completely rcttored me to health; and I only now take
it by the advice of my phyfician (who has the higheft opinion of
your Medicine) to prevent a relapfe.
And am, Sir, your molt obedient humble Servant,
MARY BROWNE."
N.B. To prevent impofltion. nbferve Dr. Brodum's name is en.
craved on the Ramp, to imitate which is felony.

COUGHS, COEDS,ASTHi,;TAS, anfl all

the BREAST and LUNGS.
BOLTON's ASTHMATIC TINCTURE, being
an improvement on all the malt famous pednral cconpolitions
heretofore known, for the cure of ennfumptive and afthmatic
complaints, will upon trial. Fe found immediately to allay thole
tickling otiftrudions, which aeration frequent Coughing; it fpee-
dily cures, to admiration, all thole diforders of the Lungs, which
ante a difficulty in breasting.
This Tint titre, whict. to pleafant to rake. is free from any heavy,
tweet fittiftance, genera*/ complained of in the ton frequent ufe of
Pectoral lozenges, fo commonly applied to in the above diforder,
aid tend only to clog the ftomach, and promote obftrudtians. This
lithe only infallible rtmedy ever known to cure the above difor-
ders, and therefore defpites the faint efforts of all coanterkits or
koitators for the above complaints.
Sold at as. yd. a little, at Bolton's Medicine Shop. Royal Ex-
clangs; Mn. Newbury, St. Paul's Churchyard; Mars Bacon,
No 150, Osforffftrect; Mr. Allen. No. 76, Oxford ftrect; Mr.
Clarke. No. 269, Borough; Mr. Ward, No. 3a4, Holborn; and all
Patent Medicine Shops in Town and Country.

tion :
"4 We. the underfigned Prefi.lent, Treafurcr,
" and Life Governors, of a Society formerly inftituted for the
" RELIF.V of the RUP CURED POOR, think it inc•imbent on
" u■ to declare, that in confequence of our difapprobation of the
conduit of fome of the Officers and Managers of that Inititu•
44 tion, we confider ourfelves as having had no eonnedtion with the
" Society (to which Sir John Pinhnrn is now laid to be TreaSurcr.
" and Mr. William Turnbull, Surgeon)fince the z sth day of De-
" cember 183 o; nor have we ever fandtioned, or even been privy
" to, any of their Cubrequent proceedings; but have joined and
" fandlioned another Initit;:tion, under the title of the NEW
" RUPTURE SOCIETY, eftablithed tgos, which we truft will
" be governed by roc:hp:ft and honourable principles as will pre-
" vent tilde irregularities which compelled us, the underfigned.-
" to withdraw from the former luilitution : and we rely on that
" public and liberal fupport to the New Society which, on invefti-
" gado°, it may be found to merit.
(Signed) " Henry Hoare
Prelldcut. " Wm. Alrrs
" Melville. '4 W. Hall Timbrrl
" Vice•Prefdents. Abraham Goiania
" M. Garthfhore " Robt. Thornton
" pielvifide " Saml. Thornton
" John Julius Angerftein " Henry 1 hormon
" W. Windham " James Farrer
" Robert Hankey • George Woltf
" Wr. Farquhar 4' Teignmauth
" Treafu rer. 41 W. Wilberforce
113 ORDERS of i" J• W. Adam.

" Barham
" S. Duncim,
The New RUPTURE SOCIETY is under the immediate pa-
tronage of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of YORK, who has con •
defeended to ewers.' his full conviclion of its great public utility"
in Relieving the POOR of BOTH SEXES an:tided with HER-
NIARY COMPLAIN TS and PROLAPSES. By adopting a fyr-
tem of (economy in the Formation and Management of a perma-
nent Fund for there purpores, a number of Subferibers of One or
Two Guineas cads per ann. may be enabled to adminilter confola-
tion to thoufands of their fellow creatures, who would otherwirc
die miferably, or live unprofitable members of the community.
The benefits of this Charity are extended to all parts of the
kingdom ; and the Patients itt Loudon are attended (gratis) by
Mr. BLAIR, Great Rulfcll•itrect, Bloomibury.
Suliferiptions for the ufe of the New Rupture Society are re
ecived by the following Bankers :—Mefrrs. Hoare, Fleet-Erect,
( Treafurers to the Inftitution) ; Mulkey and Co. Fcrichurch Erect;
Fuller, Chatted., and Cis. Lombard-ftreet ; kanfom and Co.
Pall Mall; and by Mr. John Sawyer, No. ao, Grca St. James-
ftreet, Bedford-row (Collector so the Sudety) ; of sslitan au) be
had the printed Rules, and a Lilt of the GOV:mots.