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London, England, 1811-07-25 00:00:00

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VITS.-EPILEPSIES. CONVULSIONS. HYS.
TERICS, and all kinds el FITS, radically cured by Dr.
HOWELL's POWDERS, thirty years established.
The Doctor begs leave to inform his Patients and the Public,
that he has removed from No. 7a, High Holborn, to No. t t
Gloucester-street, Queen-square, whena he may be consulted, and
where only the Medicine is sold.
The efficacy of these invaluable Powders has been abundant!y
proved by a great number of cures performed on j, rsons of h eth
sexes, and of all ages, nLe of whom had heal dreadttilly
ed In a long series of years ; and having taken a variety of medi-
cines, without finding any relief, were deemed by the Faculty at)-
so:u! incur-ble.
This sovereign Remedy Is prepared under the Patronage of hie
Itetaksty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College, and is told at
his house, No. n, Gloucestensstreet, Quem-sqsare, and no where
else, at lOs. fid. a packet, in which Is McLain, a Treatise, writes&
by the Doctor,' on the above-mentioned diseases. All knees
(post paid) duly answered, and the POwders sent to any part of
the United Kingdom.

BY HIS MAI Ekries ROYAL LETTERS PATEN f . .
LEA KE's Gonuitr.: FILLS, so justly famous for
their ctiperior efficacy In curing every degree and symptom
°lithe Venereal Discast, the Scurvy, &c. without confinement cr
restraint of diet, i. as easy, expeditious, safe, aid secret man .
tier. One .niall tasteless Pill is* dose, its cpstation impercep-
tible, and requiring nu particular attention.
In 15 days they generally cure those cruel Disorders; and
wit ere they fail in that time of perfectly restoring health, the pa-
tient has tae happy assurance that he or she is at the eve of be-ng
so restored, let the degree of malignancy be ever so great.
It is an excellency peculiar to these kills, :o make directly to
the complaining part, and enter into contest with the offendirg
matter, which they speedily dislodge and expel. They are &els.
red by esperienec to be a preserver of health, as well as a resto-
rer, lay taking oily eight Bugle Pills Spring and tall in every year,
In short, the Patentee has this extraordinary obligation to theist,
that whatettcr he ptomised himself from them, they were sure to
fulfil and exce-ni, as though impatient of Immortal and universal
fame- These Pills are most worthy a place in the cabinets of
Masters and Captains W Ships; the more so, fur that they will
keep goad in all ninaates any length of sinus, and that tlky have
now borne the test of near dO years, with increasing credit to
t heraselves, and honour to their author, imonauch that during the
last eight years they have radically cured upwards of 40,000 per.
sons, many of whom had been discharged from HospLals where
t salivation had been (resiliently repeated, and all other methods
I made use of without effi.cl.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Tito MAI Tarte',
Member of the Royal College of SorgeonsinLondon,at his house,
No. 9, New Bridge-street; where he will give advice, without a
Fee,to persons taking these Pills, and will answer Pad ants Let-
ters, if post-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the
most inviciable secrecy, no patient's name or case having bees
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the Proprietor,
during the course of more tican 40 years, that he has had the con-
ducting of an tx:ensive sale of the above medicine, and the prac-
tice arising tharefrom.
Titcy are also sold, by his appointment, at the Perfumer's, No
95, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mail; the Toy-shop, Nu. o', Os
ford-street; Mr. Disboroogh's, No. 7, Pish-street-Hill, nearll
opposite the Monument; and by one Person in every consideraby
town in England, Ste. in Beset of only its. 9d. each, seal d up
with full and plain directions, whereby pervious of either CA may
cure thwnselvss with ease and searecy.
14.1. Every Boa sokl in Orem Britain is sealed up with a stamp,
Ii which,lay favonrof the Commit:lke:as, is printed at the S tame-
Office "T. Taylor, No.g. New Bridgc..treet.” is Maitre which
is felon• and all others are countetieit.
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A..._
N OFFICER,,who was ,n Walcheren, applied
to the Proprietor of the Russia Oil, informing Mm, that he
thought the Russia Oil a preventative ot the fever to him in that
place, as most of hit companion OffiZters was afflicted with it, but
he himself was not, and which lie conceived proceeded from hie
using the Russia Oil, as he constantly used ft every morning in
dressing his Isntr; severe.: others from different places on the Con-
tinent declared the same to hint in a similar way, but the Pro-
prietor thought very little of it, as be had no idea than an article
used for the hair could possi-ss so valuable a virtue ; but of late
an Ametican Captain applied for a quantity for America, who
isforested the Proprietor that, about twelve months past he took
some of the Russia bil OI:h Hilt', W:iich was coosiaotly used fur
the hair by him and his hurray it: l'hilz' -Iphia, and what was re•
markable, when most of his oeigMesuis were aUI cted with tha
fever, he and his family escaped, which led Mm to imagine It
, must be a preventative by hit constant using the Russia Oil, apd
by his remarks he was recommended by his neighbours to bring
some for them, and at the same time advising that an Agent be
appointed in merica for the sale of it.
Mr. PRINC, the original Pr.ilrietor of the Russia Oil,
thought it proper for general goof to have the opinion of emi-
nent Gentlemen of the Faculty, when the first Physicians gave
it as their op:Mon, that ths. ingredients with which the Russia
Oil Is prepared may prevent an infectious malady.
Gentlemen, Captains, &c. ping to the East or West Indies, or
any other Climate, would do well to use the Russia Oh freely a
prevent infections.
Several persons of note, who have seen the above, have called
on the Proprietor, and think it ought to be made more geuerally
known, as, on perusing Moore's Alinanuck, he gives a butt that
in September there,s likely to be a malady of that kind, arid the
Russia Oil Ottfitt to be generally used, as it might prove a pre-
! vewiitive. 11... r. Prince, the original Proprietor of the Retools
i Oil, as a convincing .proof he was the first inventor of it, (*Mrs
one thousand guineas w any person who can prove t 3 the cons
teary. Mr. P. eta prove it by most of the respectable Pertumers
and Medicine Venders, and also by the Proprietor. of the first
inewipar rein Londsin, that he was the first who advertised die
Ruisia Oil.
Several Gentlemen that were Bald have declared, after using
the Russia 0.1 regularly fur six months, the bald place. liscante
covered with hair; give it a fair trial by using 11 regalsrly for a
sheet dine, as it cannot have the effect it only applied at inter-
vals ; promotes eye-brows, whiskers, and will prevent whiskers
turning reddish or grey.
It is the best preparation In the world for preserving and pro-
moting the War. In short, where there is hair by uatafre, and it
has fade's off, by using the Russia Oil regularly, ye.o may rely on
its binng restored. It is genirally remarked, persons wearing
1 false hair, that after a short time wearing it b. co: dry and sat!,
is easily discovered that ft is false; by using the Russia Oil whelk
dressing, it prevents its being discovered, as it keeps the false GA'r
soft, and its appearance natural. The It.•yal Famiy, and I.a.iies
and Gentlemen of Fashion in England, we the Russia Oil for
moistening the hair when dressiug; is so great a nouraleer to
hair as to prevent its miming grey to all yertoi:.; promotes the
growth, prevents its tailing eIY, and restores ft oat bald places, a
the least roots.
A Cauriort.—As an envious person generally copies my bills
and advertisements, and advertises an article fur a EtiiiLAC i ur-
post, te is particularly et-commode-1 to ask fur Princea Ki....,1
Oil. Observe, each bottle hasu label on the outside, signed viii
Russian gold ink, " Machrikufsky and Prince." Any situ:Awe-
pere selling Russia Oil Without that sigait.4re are gaiety 1.1 on: to
Arlon. and sellers ot counterfeits.
The Proprietor hawing been Informed by the Commissioners r f
Ms Majesty's Stamp Duties, that the itusixo Oil generally utr.t
for the hair, is found to be a preserver of health, wfiicb renters.
It liable to a stator duty ; therefore in future each Ts. bottle nil •
be sold for us, or one large bottle: contacting four small, at Xi -.:•
For convenience of Travellers; or those wits go abroad, the i'ri
orietor has adapted tin boxes to cantons one dozen large bott.es, s •
wily Citt which will be a caving of El 4$ besides the but.
Sold wholesale, retail, acid for exportation, by the Proprietor.
A. PRINCE,No. fs, John-street, Oxfo:d-street ; and by speeint-
mem, by Mr. Smyth, Per:ulster to his Majesty, New itunuest reef;
•Hendrk and Sons, Perfumers to her Majesty,Tit.chhorni -street ;
Bayley and Blew, Perfumers to the Prinee and Priucess, and
Duke and Duchess ef, York, Cockspur-server; Harding arni
Howell, t. 9, Pall Mall ; Newberry and non, 45, !A. Pa ii I% Ch verb.
'I yard, 'and eV, Dame.stieter, Lublin; thee). an,: taiton. How
Chorch-yard; Barclay and Son, 95, Fleetonarket ; butler, 4,
I Cheepskle; Shaw and Edwards„.. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard
Berry and Johnson, Greek-street, solo.; Low, S3O, Strand ,
,Gettie, 52, New liond•street ; Kiss, 65, Cheapside, and 5. •
Park-street; Davison and ion, e,9, eleet,sereed; Bacon, 13.
Oxford-street; West and Co. 44, Gracechurrh-street; Pat.
1 Butts and Co. Three King's-court, Lonsbard-street; Itovei .• •
firdost-gardeni Or twee, Wit, otraud ; 94 ant.. 324, Holtßoltou, I utt, Royal Exchange,. Loadon ; and Li roost pre:.. ;
Verfnm V
ets and Medicine oids:rein the ()Medi Klbgeloot.
1 MerCuinu, Captains, also Country Shopkeepers, tendolgt7 .
Orders-to soy Wholesale ealinasers, or Medicine Ve.kles,
deal with in London, will receive liberal allcwance.

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