The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-06-12 00:00:00

FOR THE TOILET.

Air IDPLEWOOD'S BOTANIC OIL, distinguished' for its
IVA. superior efficacy in renovating and producing a luxuriant
growth. It gives the finest luStre When the hair has been ou
the decline or gray, and such is the demand for it that the pro,
prietor has resolved to again place it in the hands of venders in
every principal town in the kingdom. It will be in the recollec-
tion of many, partcularly those who had patroniied it fur years,
that in 1828 the sale Was suspended by government, and a
penalty inflicted on the proprietor of £6O. It is scarcely ere,.
ditable, but it is a fact--the Only 'Charge against the proprietor
was that the Botanic Oil actually restored the hair when every
other failed, and. had the Botanic Oil been continued as it had
began, every other would have failed •in the sale as well'as in
effect. So great was the expense in more than one action, that
the proprietor was almost inclined to give tip the contest, con-
sidering he had to contend with every vender in Wair oils, as all
have the same interest in supporting articles affording the
greatest profit. It was not until April, 1830, that the proprietor
obtained the privilege to re-commence the sale, the case being
then submitted to parliament by the Hight Hon. W. HUskisson,
when the efficacy of the Botanic Oil was so justly published to
the whole House and the Kingdom, that J. M. has since en-
juyed an increased sal'e; and it is from the kind interest and
recommendation of Some of the most distinguished personages
that he is now about to establish agents as formerly. The
Botanic Oil requires only a trial by any person unacquainted
with it) efficac) to prOve the cause of its being interdicted; any
individual can lay information, and which is kept a secret ;
however, to prevent a repetition by base unprincipled persons,
the Hight lion. W. Huskisson was pleased to suggest to the
Chancellor of the Exchequer the propriety of inserting the
Botanic Oil in the new stamp act as free from duty. The pro-
prietor may justly say, the designs of his opponents have been
attended with the best effects; the Botanic Oil is now patronized
by many that would never have known it hut froth its having
been so clearly proved before parliament.
It is sold in bottles for the toilet at 10S., and in pot boxes for
common use at 25., 3s. 6d., and ss. Vegetable Soap,6d. and Is.
• Pat ket-sireet, Liverpool.

1.
tONS. LE DRAY, SURGEON-DENTIST, from the
l. Finn of LE DRAY & CO., London.

SCURVY IN THE GUMS EFFECTUALLY REMOVED
AIMFICIAL.TEETH SUPPLIED,

WITHOUT WIRES, SPRINGS, OR CLASPS.
LOOSE TEE'rH FASTENED.
AND PII,I4NG DECAY,AD TEETH WITH AIINERA‘, MALODOR.ITtIN.
MONS. LE. DRAY Surgeon Dentist, respectfully
inform the nobility, gentry, and in hattitantti Of Liverpool and its
vicinity; that they have opened an Establishment bertbanently
at N 0.38. SKEL-STREET, eight doors front" I3erry-street.
'They rontintie•to fill up the cavities of derared teeth With the
inerat 11Iarmoratum, without the least pain; heat, or pressure,
it is placed into the cavity in an almost liquid state,, anti iii a few
seconds gets hard, preventing and miring; th.e tnittlf,'nehe.,-ar-
usting all further.plogn-ss of &ray, atil rendering the operation
of extraction unnecessary. The mineral net only concerts
mere shell into a sound and useful tooth, but by completely
stepping up the cavity preVentseifectually that unpleasant taint.
of the breath which invariably accompanies a decayed tooth.
Among the various disot derS of the teeth and gums, there is
none more destructive in their effects, or more generally Pre-
valent than scurvy, and it ii4ol known that the loss of teeth
arises more from this cause Thati any other. It affeets ttldivi-
duals of all ages and Of, all Constitutiona, and is the primary
cause of tooth ache and decay; to those so affected Mons. Le
Dray & Cd. hare to itit'i4tti them, that
,they dab 'effertitally
re-
move this destructive ednitileine by a single applieition'
the'Slightestpain, • Wittiout
Artificial and natural teeth, of surpassing beattr, fixedirbut
on eln a cirmplete set, wit hout;ex t rho ingitie Jrgivttrg tiny
pain; without springs, wires; or ligatirres,•antiifering. the
Pur-
poses of mast itat i•or and articulation, retnaining perfectiv 'secure
in their places, and may be 'taker) out and replaced' try the'wea wear-
er with the greatest facility,-sit the following Paris "cha,-ges :
A single Artificial Tooth . 4 _CO 10- U
A complete Set
A complete Set of Natural Teeth on fine
. gold plate 4• • •.• •• • ••• ' 15 O. 0
An entire -Set of Natural or Terro l‘le-
tallic Teeth, highly :filtished, in the first
style, with fine o,ild sockets, ,usually
charged roily Guineas .... ...... ..... 2,0 0 0
.those teeth fastened, :irking either Transage, disease, Omer=
cure, and deficiencies, of palate effectually remedied.- Artificial
teeth' oitt';of rePair, 'remodelled. to fit the mouth, and restored
equal in be'auty'and durability to their original state: ,Attend,
ante fihtti nine fill seve6, and on Sundays friirri nine fill two,
No. 88, Seel-street, Eight Doors from 13e.rry,slreet, Literpeal