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London, England, 1823-01-22 00:00:00

TO THE LAMBS.

ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, or VEGE-
TATIVE lIAIR OIL, for dressing the Hair, has been.
held in the highest estimation for more than twelve years. It is
indispensable to the 'Foilit ; the effect it produces on the Hair in
a month's using, must be seen to be believed ; it clears the
Head from Scurf, makes the Hair, if harsh or dry, soft and
'hay as silk, and gives to Children's Hair the meat fsechsalfngo,
beautiful appearance. It should never be omitted when the
Hair is curled, as it keeps the Curl perfect during exercise, or in
damp weather; and this effect is not prodaced.(as some th:ari•e)
by supernatural heat, but by its great nutritive properties, which
give to the Hair an extraordinary vigour and elasticity. rt is
hom this peculiar property that it is so generally wind by 0111-.1
Olsen to recover their [lair ; for where it has fallen of, from
illness, perspiration change of climate, study, anxiety ormiiid,•l
he. it will infallibly restore it. Be* testinuinies from Gentle.
men who have recovered their Hair by its use% in an Essay on I
the Hair, inclosed round each Bettie, ptiee 3s. 61
Also, ATK INSON'S VEGETABLE DYE, for changing
Grey or lied Hair to a permanent Brown or Black; price ss.
Sold by James Atkinson, I'erfunaer, No. 44, Gerrard-street,
Soho-square, London ; also by Gittii, 57, and Rogge, 35, Bond-
s:rev ; Sanger, 150, Grange, 06, and Firth and Lauglny, 45,
Olford;street ; Take, 41, and Johnston, 68, Cornhill; and most
Perfumers and Ilair-dressers.

THE ANTISEPTIC BOTANICAL• TOOTH-
.2. POWDER possesses the peculiar and unrivalled settitto
leste of cleansing the Teeth from all tartarous incrustatiama
yrkkeut injuring the enamel. It imparti a healthyfrdelpdeisi to' •
the Gums—a balmy sweetness to the Breath, whitens and PasieltiV
the Teeth, even when loosened by mercury. The late unfortu
lair Queen of France (for whom this Dentifrice was originally
prepared) brought it into the highest sepute with the Beasititre
sidle French Court, and amongst the higher circles in that.
atintty it still continues to be universally adopted. In•this king-
4sin house ha; hitherto been confined to the Nubility; but ternw •
Ulu; been nude with the possessor of the recipe, it is now '
*red to the Public by J. V. SI MPSON, No. 2s, Henrietta.:
meet, Covent-g.:rden, in Boxes, a t Its: 9d. each, duty included.
At the same Wareltnnse may be obtained, the 11,01P1 I.
'ELIXIR of LIFE, a complete restorative of the animalTunc-
dans in advanced Life, and in all cases of Nervous and,Coastutip.
live Debility i; is sold in Bottles, with directions, at l Is. each, '
dsty k eluded.
s„,4110, at the above Warehouse may be had, the ARABIAN
' 4El' BLE PILLS, a never-failing Remedy for Bilious
and Liver Complaints, Spasms of the Stomach, habitual Csa.
oneness, Flatulence, oss of Appetite, Headache, Oiddiness,
44 all cases of defective er.ergy in the digestive orgasm The
v.apidly increasin! demand for -these Pills, especially since • the !
Ircilaent recurrence of fatal accidents attendant an taking salts,
"inlatced J. V. Simpeon to appoint Venders of them in dif,
tit_rii Parts of the Tows, fir the greater conifeditlitif • or the ;
lie; and they may in future be obtained at his Wareho
as use
above,„ and also of the following respectable Vetitiets *
4
.11PS. StradHng, South rate, Royal iieeftange; 'Dittneford,
. clieapside ; iirentiand, 1.-A6, lliehopsEataWithout &lac",
ll'hitechapel High-street ; Ward, .72.4, Milburn ; Trout,
&tand; near Temple-bar; Payne, St. MIIIM's-c4i1141
atr, 159, Oxford-street.; and -Hawkins, 11, Old Bond street..
be contain not a particle of Mercury or Antimony, •
te4 to no peculiar caution, and t single box will estviblisletlaitir 1
7.114 Y superioretleacy over every other description oi -
,ofered for similar Comphints. They are sold lu boxes,at l
".lid. and Its. 9d. each, duty includedt - • •
are.9lse of the foregoing *ilea:* are le
t, unless Vac manafff":
giatd by J. Sazzetot., I..waw•
• s;

ORIENTAL CLSTOMS.—SECOND SERIES.
This day was published,
In Two large Vol.. Bvo. closely printed, price LI. lie. boards,
ORIENTAL LITERATURE, applied to the Illus-
tration of the Sacred Scriptures ; especially with reference
tb Antiquities, Traditions, and Manners; collected from the
most cerebrated Writers and Travillers, ancient and modern.
Deigned's. *Sequel to Oriental Customs.
By the Rev. SAMUEL BURDER, A.M.
Late of Clare Hall, Cambridge; Lecturerof the united Parish.,
of Christchurch, Newgate-street, and St. Leonard, Poster-

lane.
This Work, besides a great Body of interesting Matter, se-
lected from the most important modern Publications, contains
much valuable Criticlan from a Work of Dr. Rosen=liar, of
Leipsig, lately published in German, and now first traudated
Into English.
Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.
Just published, by the same Author,
Oriental Customs; or, an Illustration of the Sacred Scrip-
tures, by an explanatory Application of the Customs and Man-
ners of the Eastern Nations: In Two Vole. '8•0. The Sixth
Edition, considerably enlarged, price £l.ls. boards.