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London, England, 1823-11-20 00:00:00

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In the Prins, and Speedily will be published, much Merged, • •
• A Fourth Edition of
OBSERVATIONS on STRICTURES.of the REC-
AP TUN and COLON, mid other affections which diminish the
mpockg of the canal irs those parts; including Spasmodic Constric-
tion of the. Sphincter itoi: with a Translation of M 0124. Boyce* va-
bible Riper on that complaints Hantorrhoidat Tumoura ,ccalloa
Piles), F.a,rescences, and Prolapses Am, with the mods et *treat-
ment, accompanied with several Cases and Engravings.
By W. WHITE,
Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Cotresposidiag
Member of the London Medical Society, and one of the Sur-
geons to the City Infirmary and Dispensary. Bath.

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PDX'S VEGETABLE CRRAM VOR IMPROVING•THE
• GROWTH OP HAIL
ir FOX, Hair Cutter to his Royal Highness PrinCe
V • Leopold of Saxe Coberg,", begs leave to recoMmend to La.
dies and Oentletuen, with a confidence resulting 'fsaria a loot trial
of he excellence, his VEGETABLE CREAM, as the most ele-
gant and efficacious article now in use, for imparting a delicate soft-
ness and gloss to the Hair, which it strengthens and preserves.' Its
ettrprisforpropetty (in many eased) of restoring Hair on bad places,
preventing the falling drafter, fevers, sea-barbing travelling. and
from other num es well as preserving the volonr and curl, Ida"'
bly renders it desirable to the fashionable world. •
A single trial will estibliXh its superiority over Oils, or epy other
preparation per made use of for the Hair. -
Sold by the sole, Proprietor, at his Ornamental Hair end Peruke
Menafactory, tro: 458,'Strand, opposite Villier's street, and by
wrest respeetiMe Psefumers in town and country, it bottles ge. ed.
.eoeb; it bottle exastaloine two and a ball, Ts. or seven bottles 3s. 641.
stet, Ai. 15...—N.8. All others are counterfeits. _

IMPOSTURE UNMASKED.
T"E
progress of MERIT, although frequently as-
sailed, is not impeded by 7 ENVY and Drritarnos. The ag-
fitealon of ambuscade In defeat ; and conscious rectitude
vitliontely, triumphs lathe attainment of the grand object--public
approbation. The test of experience is tire guarantee of favour, and
haeastablished WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimaiioq:
of which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit acknow-
ledgment of a host ef servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude
en the envsary a spurious preparaden as the genuine article, to the
great dissnessitoent of the tioguFded. purchaser acd manifest in-
pry a( WARREN, whoa, character and interest by this iniquitous
syetem are equally subject to detriment. It becOmes therefore ati
lirdispetotable duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC spirts: the
nsanien#res of Unprincipled Venders, who having no character to
lose. suid.stinuslated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits. aim at
the apsuisitios of money tbreugh.nuy medium than that of honour!
Theonginil bud niatchiess lisacitino bears on each bottle a, short
diratlen, /Nth the signature
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All•othenarte onontairieits ; and in any ama
ssAir imposition
tab* an artfully interlined with a difsniu addnss, in very
aciont
ibstabOeceil the more onsititoons ones " 50;
irrnivaa It lire/mad! taaismerdtd lbeykespets
ouw.sibb• ate davaind iti ban tat rintianti al WARILSI
Bldardt46, M sawn des &teased trash to slue source'
*bras it cant!, and expose tbs mashioationsol rascality to inisbnil
Obloquy.
vrottrert iILAMTSG is swiveled/41y brilliant ;—it
elsan'difisprgiverplianty to site intbsr ; retains its pristine*
le ~AllMtasbs ; etesPeostilibsins elesson via& union, is an:
equally°, indisponsable. fotheowenti 4allity. Sold by every respect-
able Vends:An tans and Country, in bottles, at aJ. I.od.
and LiJd: ex:.
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