Star.
London, England, 1805-03-30 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES.

THE Tricon;An Fluid,TWfwetity•four Hourt,,
changes Red or Grey Hair to any fbade of Brown or Black,
and Inch is its permanency, that neither Powder, Pomatuna, ae
Waihing, will remove it. It alfo ftrengthens the weakcit ifaits
prevents its falling off, and ineveafes the Growth to a degree of
Luxuriance that rival; every thing offered far fimilar purports.
To convince the Public, any, perfon fending a lock of Hair, port
paid, felled at the end, fo as to prevent impufition, (hall have it
returned, free of expenee,ehanged to any glade (hewn at the place
of fate. It will be found equally efficacious in changing the new
grown Hair upon Horfcs' Knees. &c.

- Sold at Mr: Golding's, 4t, Curnhill; Mr. Ovcrton's• 47• New
Bond-ftrest; and Mr. Wright's, Wade's Palnge, Bath, i❑ bottles
of il. is. each.

4VHITE HANDS have ever been elteemcd a
perfonal beauty in both Sexet, and in fume part. of Europe
arc elirotial to perform of rank. The ItANDANA SOAP, or IV-
DIAN WASHING CAKVD, poffefs the peculiar property of 7nvinf,
the molt exquilite delicacy of texture, and inconceivable Itirnefs
to the hands which are conllantly wanted with this Soap, and thje
(fleets are not produced too fuddenly, as if by paint, but graaunllv,
by correcting all the inikerfations of the [fin. Even in cafes
where the fain has been injured by labour or other violence, the
hardnefitand coarfenefs are sflagually, infallibly, aril permanently
removcd, and fucceided by fmootbnifs, tairniCs, and d.linac; et
appear..uce, which cannot be acquired by ottlyi means wh.a -
ever. I- is by experience only that aLy ona can fortu au adequate
idea of the fuperior cacelknee of this Soap
. .

Sold. wholefele, retail, and for ey.portwion, by the prr.peetort:
foie agent, W. Witherß, No. 229, Strand, r..r ipt, Bar;
at Mr Dangerfield'n Librai y, Berkley fquare; :11r. Dunt:rtt,
aYi
3, Cticaptide, London, and moll Perfumer..
Price One Shilling ~.ach Cake.

lON OF 'CAP fsiT.IWT.S.
I'HE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is cer-
tainly the molt eir gant and cili•rarious ni,dicin r yet Ml-
covered; in weak and fhatteredsonititutlons, cc/v.llEl7cl, alight or
memory, hypochondria, tremblings, horroritof the mind, iexual
debility, anti all other iltiesifes ailing from a related Rate or the
nervous fyllein, and ~f en the cont., quence of ii:t::mprratice, de-
baucherv, inattention to the nee( tiny cares of health, luxury, &c.
In fedentrry, in7idivc or itudiou, litc, this Cordial Balm has uni-
vtrfally enahliihed its relturative efficacy, and may beluftly enu-
merated =nowt the furcimoil of thole harpy difcriveries which
medical rt(earch has procured a, the bleffings of the human race,
and greateft counteractive to human mifcry. Thoufands at this
moment, in the United Kingdom, live to praife the day they hilt
applied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the hi, flings of hc.alth.
who might otherwife have dropped into an untimely grave.
The name of this medicine conveys an idea of its virtues ;—Tt is
requifite that it be loft, yielding, arid adhefive ; aifo, that it may
have a ready diipofir ion (0 niettim ; for, as Dr. Mot herhy j,iair
olifervcs," Medicines of this kind cannot be cnnveyed to the pare
required, hut by the common road of circulation; cher fort tiny
Mould be administered in (itch a form as th y may molt re .hur
he conveyed into the circulation, and their ufe fought to he
nucd fur ionic time, before the dices can be perceived."
From tire fireguing obfervationg, tie propriety of a liquid brill
for the adminalratian of fuels remedies, sit preference to any
other, is obvious ; and this Cordial Balm of Gilead, ( which in
per fudly elegant to raptet tofmril, tafte, and appearance) will he
fcutull to poliels all the genuine qualities of analeptic ; forlicEihe
the nutrious quality of a relturative, it has a fragrant, fubtie,
0.13 princiido, whirls immediately affidts the nerves, and karts a
kind of friendly motion to the fluids, yielding plenty of animal
heat, the true (force of firinnefa and vigour.
The Sr iiit of melancholy diforders which aSiet the humat
frame, under the denomination et Nervous Difcafea, are the -in,-
cipal f Ames of human nailer! in the privation of Health. 1.5),re
cdforders proceed from fuels an infinite variety and complication
Of Mae% a, to ladder it ampolliblL, if even it were field/try, to
trace Mem to their tru2 (soiree. The ,eels, hoverer, are bat too
well known, and ton for-rely felt among ton great a pc,rtton of
mankind; and to theft tired* it may without exnggeratim be
affated, that any remedy more luperi,r or c lehrated for cific%.7,-
than Dr. Solomon's C..rdlal Bairn of Gilead never has been d.fio
versd. Numerous cafes have &ism time to time been pubbrard
in every newfpaper in the kingdom, t.,,r the encouragement ut tD
rfflictcd to of,: and perLvere in a medicine which fo eminently
adords a complete cure in all cafes of debility
The CORDIAL BALM °CCU-EMS may be had of every reffice..,-
ble Medicine Vender in the United Kingdom.

LUNWN : Vnnted and publifhol by LFVEL KEN (0; C.f.
terbury-yl:ce, Lambeth), at the STAR Oarice, No. z, Carty
ft: el,. PeS/ifzed alfo at the Sr az Outcz, Totopie.aar,