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London, England, 1809-05-30 00:00:00

TO THE LADIES.

BAGAZET's Oriental DEPILATORY, for re-
moving superfluous hairs from the face, neck, arms, Ste. and '
fcr improving the complexion. The above has been sufficiently
rilebrited throughout the Eastern Na' tone, from whence it was
frst brought to this country by Lady M— w— M—ue ;
and has since that time sustained a character in England and on
the Continent, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the Public,
which unites a mildness of operation not to irritate even the deli-
cate skin of an infant,with Infallible and pertnatient efficacy.
Sold by particular appointment by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards,
69, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Mr. Bacon, 130. Oxford-street ;
mid also by respectable venders in every principal town.—Price
3s. 6d. the bottle.

A LADY of DIerINCTION has declared, that
for a long time she had a complaint in her Teeth and Gums,
from which Most of her Teeth became loose, and some dropt ont
quite sound. She was afraid that all her teeth would'share the
same fate, as they all fell loose. She had the advice of several
Medical Gentlemen and Dentists. and tried several articles with-
out effect. She was at last.recommended by her Physician to try
PRIM L'S. CaERRT LOTION, he not having had any belief in. it
until he heard from a family whom he attended the benefit they
had received from it. After using a few bottles her gums became
hard and well, and the remainder of her teeth quite dem. The
Lale was so pleased to find she could procure a remedy, that she
called upon the Proprietor, and took a dozen bottles, assuring him
at the sante time that were it not for delicacy she would have her
rtam e inserted in the Newspapers ; hut she, as well as her Phi-
.ician, would recommend it for the benefit of others.
Prince's Cherry Lotion refreshes the mouth and sweetens the
?:reath. May be relied on from experience as the only article for
:astenir,g teeth that are loose; it preserves and whitens the teeth,
harklens, and strengthens the tender gums ; is of great value
'0 persons wearing artificial teeth fastened to the natural ones;
:5 a preventive for the natural teeth becoming loose and notched;
aose who wear artificial teeth ought never to be without it, as
Ice..ps them sweet and clean, and pie ve us their changing
<.e:eur. A tair trial will he convincing tl at the Cherry Lotion
far preferable to Arquebestde or any other Lotion, for clean-
t.-.g the :mouth, teeth, or gums is particularly serviceak to
)..Ie during illness or confinement, as it prevents the teeth in
' mg from raking medicine ; it is warranted innocent to persons.
whe are nervous or low, by taking a spoonful, whiCh will revive
them more than any other chemical preparation. Is sold half-a-
guieea a bottle, or a dozen bottles for SE duty included.
PRINCE'S CHERRY PASTE, for cleansing, preserving, and
whitening the teeth, keeping them free from tartar, curietg the
scurvy in the gums, making the gums and lips of a healthy red,
is higl.:y esteerned,,arld those who once use it give it the prefer-
ence to tooth powders—Ss. rid. per pot, or a dozen at 11. 4s.
Sold by the proprietor, 9, Prince, Dentist, John ,street,soxford-i
street ; Eaten, 159, Oxford-street; 'l'utt, P.oyal Exchange ; and
at nicst principal medicine a mien in the United Kingdom.
Orders from the country sent by coach; by ser.ding the motley'
in a letter—Shopkeepers, "ending their.onters to any wholesale
vendor they deal with Ineloeudos, Will norm* liberal allowance.

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