The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-30 00:00:00

1 MILLARD'S EAST INDIA WAREHOUSES, No. 16.
CHEAPSIDE.

Carious and Splendid lathe Strait IP, with the most beautiful
nod elegant limitations of Ditto.

THE
ik/ohilitt and Merchants, and Families ar-
riving from a rend, are most respeetfull) informed, the
junket /swirly of the above are constnatly on Sale tit the
Warehoubes on the grid terms, together with the beautiful Yen-
Pert'. Arig.,l+l Teheran, &e.; and the most choice variety of
1114011 IitIISLINS for Cravats* curious worked and plain
ditto for Ladiev.Drewee,&e. s• gold and silver ditto for supe-
rior Drew allot ?nebula ; rich foreign tare and veil-. The. tint&brit, of Einem. gheetings, nod of Foreign Damask Table
Lion (in which Noblemen rusd Families away have their Aria.
lOperbly wrought ro order). Ftani/y Mourning of the fir,. tle-
Wriptino. The White Chintz trod Petrnt Twine Cloth (gold
virtasisetv M *be Warehouses). Superb Pri-ted Furni.ure-
;Wl Marseillis Quilts, printed Muslim, Cambric!. and Bettilia
Of delagy Peetabor4Augettter with the ehtacest nod must cnritat.
Sloth every kind, adapted for the VI elicit and other Cnuti-
Wand Markets. . _ _

The Triode suppSleil. floods by the Piece and Demy. In ti
Ebagb busght or exchanged, :Lad the most liberal prices are
ghee.

CIWF:ET Breath and Cheeritil Spirits are engaging
1.7 tnil pl fteasnas to Lldies as well as Gentlenim..—p 'NCB 'S
cld.Lßit V LO r lON el. the pleasantest and wholesoinest Net.
INNS Car • Oil in the lingdorn, and keeps the breath always
serif and pleasant. Persons finding themselves low, Mint, hy-
sirrical, of the least uncomfortable, by taking immediately half
a nom glass. will (bleeds, ford themselves well sand refreshed,
mid comfortable afterwards, hundreds of Ladies and Sentle-
twee who have been sleeted with nervous complaints, and -rime
• m bad at times, they have felt tianwelves to low rind weak that
they had oat the power to ,calk asTnw the room, and ne.e ge-
thereby &stashed at ni,:ht by frightful &Tams, had tried several
remedies to an effect ; hut after trying Prince's Cherry Lotion
they immediidely found tht-asselves u ell iota refreshed, and by
taking Isalf a wide glass before going its bed, acre sure to sleep
eumfertable.
hat makes Prince's Cherry Lotion preferable to any other
' waving, coirdi,il Yr medicine, is the only article that panties and
sweetens the breath if ever so hat:, whether it proceeds from
teeth, gumq, or any inward complaints it trial *ill convince, 85
it keeps the breath always sweet awl pleasant.
It must be arkitowictigsd *sweet breath is a comfort to ome-
let; aariplenshnt to theta Conversing a ith ; but when a person
hots o bad breath, It is not only disagreeable to themselves, hut
ranee so to others ; but Prince's Cherry Li.tion is pleasaut in
taste, and makes the breath pure and fragrant. it is also the
lest Wit* for the ioneth. teeth, sand gums, and is the only ar-
ticle for fasienirg teeth if ever so loose.
Raildrnis.-have declared that most of their teeth became
• knse, sad some have dropped out quite sound, have had the
advice of the first Dentists, who informed that nothing could be
dime; but after using the Cherry Lotion the rest of their teeth
became firm ; theren re all those who hare !now teeth ought
to make a trial. Is of greet vitae to pendia strew Mg artificial
teeth fastened to natural ones, as it prevents the natural teeth
loam, tender, or mulched; those nearing artificial
troth ought never to he without i!, its by creaming artificial
teeth with it, keeps them sweet and clean and prevents their
gkanine colour; preserves and whitens the teeth, cures the
scurvy in the gums; keels, hardens, and strengthens tender
rims.
Be tare to ask for Prince's Cherry Lotion, half.a.guinea a
bottle; two bottles one pound s or rare dozen bottles five pounds.
Directions are sealed up with each bottle.
by the Prep/jet. r, Prince, Demist, 9, John-street, Os-
Sad-street, nest deer to a Cnach-raiiker',; also by liendrie,
Perfumer to her hiajestv,Tiebborne-street;Hording. 89,
Pall-
iliat I; Butler, 4, Cneanside, corner or Si. Paul's Church-yard;
Weston, 229 i Strand; Sitrriay, F 5, Fleet market • Bacon. 150,
Osfurd-streets Davison, SC 71cel-street ; Riggs:, 65, Cheap-
side; Bolles and Toll, Royal Eachwir ; and b; most prinet-
d Also by Brodie and. Dowding, Salisbury ; and
B'llol. 16. Dame-street, Dublin.
To aceommodate Ladies and Gdodleeren that re-ate in the
e°l3ntr,, by sending a remittance by post to Mr. Pi int e, John-
enro, 0- ford•Vrert, [option, will scud them by return of
loath to any part of tile %WOO
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