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London, England, 1806-03-28 00:00:00

TO LADIES OF DELICACY.

y ADIES are refpeafully informed thai RAGA.
A-J ZETta ORIENTAL DEPILATORY for removing SU-
PERPLUOU4 HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS. &e.
and for IMPROVING the COMPLEXION. is fold only in
Landon (by particular appointment of the Proprietor) by Mrs.
Kulglit, No 33,Kiiig firect. Holborn, where they may depend upon
beiog fupplied with this Depilatory genuine as imported front
Turkey, price 35.6 d. the bottle. To accommodate I .adles too dif-
.4llt foe perfnnal appleation, their orders by poll for a Gogie bottle
nr Lrgcr quantity, inelutitig the amount, and poll paid, will be
!:undludly executed to any part of town or country. An abate-
ment of one Milling In fix bottles. The above has now for many
years been eddy aced throughout England and on the Con.
tiocm, as the only Depilatory ever offered to the public which
tellies a mildnefs of operation fo as not to irritate even the deli-
cate &in of an infant, with infallible and permanent tlAcacy. lo
'forkey and sigypt, from whence it was fink brought to thi, Cowl-
errby Lady M. W. M—are. the Ladles who are delicate in the
extrew.e,not to fuller a tingle hair to remain which they conceive
irregular or intrufrve, make life of this preparation at the Oaths;
and the Torkilli women Ire entirely tree from what is in every
country jullly conlidered In great a biotin to female beauty. It
i. employed by the men to give uniformity and Snipe totlicir muf-
Casinos, &c --Sold in the coun:ry by Mr. Batter. htlinburzh; Mr.
M*Daosild. ; Mrs. Martinet. Bath •, Mrs Shiercliffe and
Mr. Pine, Nitta; Mr :;;411er, and Mils S. Hodgf. n, Neweaftle ;
Mils Gregfon' and Mr. Gore, Liverpool; Mr. Staines and Mr.
Hump, Manellefter; Mr. Drewry, Derby; Mr. Ridge. New-
cattle; Mr. Newcombe, Stamford; Mr. Cowdel, Ltleefter;
Mrs. Wood. end Mr. tilduwes, tihrewfbury Mr. ftwintiey, Bir-
mingham' Mrs. Dancer and Mr Spence, York; Cohley
and Co. PI) mouth; Mr. Woolnier, Exe•er; Mr. Collins, Said.
bury ; Mr. Hodges, Sherborne ; Mr. Harvey. Southampton; Mr.
Blak tory, Vi`h•ilfur ; and Mr. Rocky. Flarrowsate.
N B Plealt. to obferve, that each bottle is &eels. felled up,
ti,:ned on the wati.lecovcr I. Baguet, in the l'roprictor's hand.
waiting. •

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