The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-02 00:00:00

UTILE ET DULCE.

MACASSAR OlL—Patronized by their Royal
Highnesses the Princess of WALES and Duke of SUS-
SEX, and most of the Nobility, MACASSAR OIL fur the
HAUL The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a Tree in the
I-land of Nlaeussar, is the East Indies. are far beytmd two-
own for increasing the Growth of Hair, even mu Bald Places,
to a beautiful length and thickness; preventing it falling tiff or
changing colour. In dressing the Hair it 14 pre-eminent in
streugtheniug the earl, bestowing an inestimable-gloss and scent,
rendering the Hair inexpressibly attracting, promotes the
Growth of Whiskers, Eyebrows, &c. Lm doe, It is the tic
production iu the world for beautifying site Hair of Ladies,
Gentlemen, and Children. Such celebrity has it attained, that
Lit is daily honoured with the saimtions of Royalty. Nobility,
and Gentlemen of the Navy and Army, and Public at large.
It is inenxious, and suited to all climates. • Sold at S.. 6d.-111t,
6d. and large bottles. containing eight small, at It. Is. each, by
the Proprietors, ROW LAN D mid SON, Kirby-street, Hatton-
garden, London; and bs appointment, by Mr. Smyth. Per-
turner to his Majesty, 117, Overton 47, earner, 75, D. Rig*.
35, (iattie and Co. 57, New Bdtd-street ; ileadries, Theta-
bourne-street; Bayley nad Blew, Cockspur-street ; Bcrry,l7,
Greek-street; Bacon, 150, Oxford.strect ; Bolton and Ton.
Royal lixchaage ; /Liege, 65, Caeaptide, and 52. Park-street;
Rowney, Hatton-garden; Newberry and Sons, 45, and Shaw
and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Barclay and
Sous, !'fleet-market; Low, 95(1, Sttand ; Butler, 4, Cheap-
side; Jones, Apple Tree-yard; Burger, Cursitor-street ; Di-
ces and Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Johnstone, Greek-street;
B•twling. Wnlker, and Go. Borough; T. Elaine, King-street;
Pates, Butts, and Co. Lombard-street • and by till Perfumers
and Medicine Venders in Landon and Lombard-street;
the United
Kingdom—Beware of servile imitators, as toe exteasive sale
of this Oil, and its high popularity has occasioned Inauy Per-
sons to Advertise in a similar manner; therefore please to ob-
serve the Geauipe MACASSAR Gil. has the signatures of the
Proprietors ou the Label, in Red Isk, A. ROWLAND and
SON.
TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AKD SON,
Proprietors of the MACASSAR OIL.
GENTLEMEN,-1 tam greatly indebted to the surprising vir-
tues of your 51acassar Oil for the recovery of my Hair, which
has been extremely thin fur these eight years past, and obliged
me to wear a wig, and to use many preparatinno, for a consider-
able time without any sign of its recruiting. Heating of the ex-
cellency of yreir Oil, I determined on trying it; in a short time
my Hair began to thicken, and, by using it regularly for six
months I was enabkd to leave of my wig, and have now to
boast a fine head of hair, which astonishes every one. I
shall continue the use of it, as it not only thickens the hair, but
I feel considerable pleasure in my head after using it. My
daughter has received astonishing benefit from thine the Maces-
tar Oil. You are at liberty to publish this uote, and may refer
any one to Your obedien
WILLIAM HENRY JAQUEL
Baker-street, Portman-square, July 27, 11111.

ANOTHER PROOF.
Richmond, April 24, 1811.
Sitt,—The benefit which I have derived from the
use of your medicine, the BALM OF MECCA, demands
my warmest acknowledgments. The perfect misery I ex-
perienced for maay years, from a most severe nervous complaint,
.particularly allecting my head, rendering me frequently
pubic of pursuing my avocations, was greater than I ran de.
scribe • and tbutigh I had the best advice, and was meets with
my futile'', Dr. Truster, of Bath, all remedies appeared to be
without elect, till I was recommended to try your medic few
b
a holy to whom it had been of peat service. Within a
wecksafter I first look the .Balm, I was cousiderably amended,
and coefinded to row hewer, until I was ultimately free from
every symptom of my complaint, and bave continued now near
five moths erfectly well. This statement I comsider au act of
justice;n and you are welcome to make what use of it yue
please. I am, Btc.
GEORGINA PRICE.
The genuine Balm of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate;
and sold, wholesale and retail, by his agent, Mr. &Galata-.
Druggist, 1099, Strand, near St. Clement's Church; also mad
by Ward, 331, Holborn; Parsons, lti6, Fleet-street; Oitcou,
150, Orford-street, opposite the Pantheon; Holum, front of
the Royal Exchange; Golding, 42, Contain; and Cbriip
Cockipur-street. corner of Spring Gardens. Price is.
Observe, ibex theta, is tateogrumerlPurtrait.nf Dr.ftehati
the label on the outside. of each haze which is signed by .iss
Proprietor, E. Senate, in his hand-writing. AU °diets
counterfeits.

WORTHY nig ATTENTION OF ALL RANKS.
NUMEROUS medicines have been offered to tht
Public, for the cure of Venereal anti Samba( it- complaints.. •
and the disorders incident to females, every one of which
said to he infallible ; but when the unfortunate objects *hie ' ...
trade themselves on our notice, are coutemplated, the ineth • - I
lof these prescriptions heroine obvious, and humanity it ri.
app,eds
at the sight of so many fellow creatures thus consigned to mo
and inisery. The PLOUGHMAN'S DROPS' will most u:su•
I redly remove the above disorders, as the great variety of cot, ell.
Gated Cases, already made public, will limply testify.
yEN LR LA L CASE.
I To Dr. Smith, Upton Hagan, Dear Shrew-bury.
DEAR Slit,—As it is my duty to acknowledge the very t's?
vidential cure performed on my nephew, by vow Ploughman .
i Drops, I inform you, fur the further benefit a the allictedOlue
' a few years ago he caught the Venereal Disorder in a snub..'
joints, dic; lie was affected with viole pains in the
.he was a medical ntClentleman as wreltitaa P.
. tiro years, by which time lie became a mere skeleton, and o 1•
rerated terribly in several parts of his body, till, in short, MI
`became so ulfensive, that his old u-uimptinions coati( not best till
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after he came home in a most emaciated state, could only craw
upon crutchn, and a great part of he, nose eaten away. Ate
some time I was advised to vend to your twat, Mr. Price. o
Diwestry, for some Ploughman's Drops, as a last trial; he nos
three small bottles, and n e plainly perceive a wonderful Airs
▪ atiou in him. After Inking two bottles more, kis ulcers and aloe
' were completely headed, and, I thank Gad, he is at this We
.perfectly restored to health and strength, and now folio*, his
• employment as amid. This, dear Doctor. I send in pure gritt-
tude to you, and *ball ever remain, pines, &c.
E. ZACHAtY.
r
Sold by Mr. Holmes, No. I, Royal Enthtusge ; and ma' tor
haul of every respectable vender iii the kingdom.
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