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AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
THE Original Inventor of this preparation (Mr.
HENRY of Mancaerrca, who firtt offered the Aromatic
Spirit of Vinegar for general fate about fifteen years ago), finds It
necelfary to caution the Public agaitilt the variety of fpurious imi-
tations which are fold under that name, by Druggilts and Perfu-
mers throughout the Metropolis, and in Country Towns. The
more effectually to guard egainit impofitlon, the purchafers of
the Aromatic Vinegar are requelted to obferve. that on the Stamp
of each Bottle are engraved, (by permiffion) the words "Thomas
and William Henry, Maneheiter," to counterfeit which ha capi-
tal felony: and that MelTrs. Bayley and Blew, No.s, Coafpur-
ftreet, Charing Crofs, are the only appointed Venders in London,
where the Aromatic Vinegar may be had, wholefale and retail, in
bottles, at as. pd. each; alto Henry's Calcined Magnefia, In bot-
tles, at ES. 6d. and larger with ground !topper, 4s. each, Stamp
Duties included.

TO Mr. BAGAZEr.

ivianchelltr, July to, !So!

5.
I R—Some I.adiea who have purchafed your ORI-
ENTAL DEPILATORY for removing SUPERFLUOUS
HAIRS, and who, in confequence, enjoy the little expedted hap-
pinef, of an entire and complete removal, after their necks and
arms had been for tome ye..rs literally covacd,deGre me to do you
that juftieo you fo richly defcrve, by allowing you to publifh the
above. and to adore you that they *all ever feel grateful for the
bench i they have received, after having tried every other competi-
tion without the lealt teed. I am, Str, your obedient (errant,
E. CAMPBELL.
To prevent thofe impolitions which are daily pradifed, the
aineve 'di in future he fold by Mrs. Knight, No. 33, King-ttreet,
Hellown,by appointment atilt Proprietor, price 3s. tril.the bottle,
and at no other bode in London. Orders, inclofing the amount,
duly executed. An abatement of one Wiling in fix bottles.
Sold by Mr. Baxter, Edinburgh ; and by relpedtable Venders
throng o .t the Country —N. B. °brave that each Bottle is figned
in thc; Prope,etot's hand writing, to imitate whith is a Liony.

RATIONAL RECREATIONS.
This day were publitked, the Fourth Edition correetod, in 4 vol.
Bvo. illuitrated with 63 Copper-plates, price 28s. in boards,
RATIONAL RECREA PIONS..; or, Winter
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By WiLLIAM HOOVER, nO.
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t. Recreations in Arithmetic and Mechanics.

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with confiderable Additions and Improvements;
A N INTRODUCTION to GEOGRAPHY and
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Mr. BELSHAM's HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, from
the REVOLUTION to the TREATY of AMIENS. .
This day was publifiled, a new Edition, including the recent cot.-
_ rcelifyia of the Author, in twelve uniform volumes octavo, price
five guineas In boards,
'THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from
the REVOLUTION of OM, to the TREATY of AMIENS
in 1503.

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I'HE LONDON PRIMER 3 or, FIRST BOOK
for CHILDREN, at the earlieft age...intended as an intro-
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The following are t6e peculiar Improvements which will, u it
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