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NUMBER 5679

TO THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
I ATKINSON, PERFUMER, 44, flerrard.ameet,
fel • Soho.sqaare, respectfully informs the Fublonable
World, that he continues to SELL, wholesale and retell,
the following articles. They are also to be procured at
must Perfumers and Hair Dressers in Town and Country;
but as they have been very generally counterfeited, the go-
nolo* has his signature and address on the label. -
ATKINSON'S DOUBLE REPINED WINDSOR
SOAP, divested of all caustic properties, Is peculiarly cal-
culated for Ladies and Gentlemen whine skin is tender, and
for the nursery. It is kept till very old, and, consequently,
eeonosical in use. It Is very highly perfumed, and where
the skin has got herd, rough, or even, it gradually corrects
each imperfections, and makes it soft, white, and even.
Price, Half-pounds, Is. 2d.; Pounds, 25.; by taking a
Dozen Pounds, Is. 9i.: also the old Brown, higher per-
fumed, price us. 3d. a Pound.
ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, or, VEGETATIVE
HAIR OIL, is allowed to be themost elegant article ever In;
vented for giving the Hair II tic !P.M gbrewtradismateg, sod'
for keepiamSt Is curl (e aerobe *r is damp weather, sad
for mei:mating the growth where it bas th/len of from Ill-
ness. perspiration, change of dimes, of say Pose occasion-
ing remoter* decay. Price Se..6d.
ATKINSON'S VEGETABLE DYE 'alma. grey or
red hair en the head or whiskers to a perii prows or
black. Price be.
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Agent for edam'', Botanic Tooth iyvtldbr,air - attar,.
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which have been so generally adopted. They JS.pl merely
cleanse and beautify the teeth, but preserve them from
decay to the latest period of lire; they eradicate the
scurvy and tartar from the gums, tastes sea teeth as are
loose, and sweeten the breath; and so eadeviatlng are their
ejects. that there never was an Instaace of any one who
regularly seed them ever having the tooth ache, or a tooth
decayed- Prise 2s. 9d. each.

FOR FAMILIES.--last pebilsbed, Price 43.

APiIAUTiCAL TREATISS on the Superior Effi-
racy and Safety of STlZol.olil UN, or CO W-
AUE, ?Ike Dandily preens: of Lineage), Inters.lly ad-
ministered in Diseases occasioned by WORMS. wherein
are exhibited, a concise Statement. of the Symptoms of the
Disease, end the Cecertainty of most other VermiNges, now
in use. To which are added, Ob tione on some other
Indigeaoas Antheimintis of the West Indies; illustrated by
a variety of Cases, never published In any of the former
editions. By WILLIAM CHAMBERLAINE, Member of
the Royal College of Surgeons, London ; Fellow of the
London Medical Society; Member of the Medical Council
of the Royal Jennerian Society, &c. &e.
The Tenth Edition, considerably enlarged andimproved.
Loudon: Printed for the Author. Sold by Iligidey, 174,
Fleet-street • She:wood, Jonei, and Co. 20, Paternoster-
. row ; and Callow and Wllsoe, 16, Princes-street, Soho.
In Chapter V. of this Work, are given Extracts of Letters,
and Testieionials from several most respectable Medical
Characters, in favour of the use of the Cowhsge, and la aap-
probation of the Author's Practice; among whom are, Dr.,
ncroft. Dr. De Valanain, Dr. Lettsom, Dr. Slats, Dr.
Spire, Dr. Thornton, Dr. Underwood, Dr, Woodville,
&c.

CH tRACTER 01 THIS WORK.
MONTHLY MIHROR.—" When it is considered,. that this
valuable work, upon one of the most impertant subject" that
can engage the investigation and pen of the medical prac-
titioner, has undergone • ninth edition, it will Se admitted,
that ttie public has not been inattentive to its merits. TM
object of this able little treatise is, to recommend thews. of
Cowhage. or Cowitch, (the Doliehot pruriems of Lionansj
ese,a peaverfut and safe versitege. The ingeolees wester
has compressed a great deal of highly valuable matter into a
small compass ; and we should not be doing our duty, were
we not strongly to recommend it to the farther notice of the
publiF."—Jesuary, leo3, page 41.
EcIACTIC Review.-- Whoever contributes to the dimi-
nution of human misery, is deservedly reckoned among the
benefactors of mankind. The promulgation made by the
author, of the efficacy of the Dolichos Pruritus, in removing
one of the common, and often most dangerous, d!
especially of infancy and poverty, appears to be a well es-
tablished fact. Medicine must bare the best of experience.
The very respectable attestations of this simple, from medi-
cal men of the first eminence, stamps confidence on the Cow-
!sage. for Cowitch, in vermicular complaints. A ninth edi-
fies of the pamphlet shows that it has engaged very gene-
ral attention, as iedeed it d if this plant be found
alike efficaciousin destroying all the various kinds of worms
which breed in the human body. We very earnestly re-
commend the use of this medicine, so innocent, so easily
taken, and apparently so efficacious, and we cordially
thank Mr. Chamberlain. for making it _thus universally
known, and not concealing it as a nostrum."—May, 1606,
pep 3€O.
I:NISERSAL MacaziNß.—"This is a small tract, bat of
sufficient Importance in society to deserve notice. The
health of an interesting portion of every generation is eon-
ierued in the well understanding and judicious treatment of
this (Meese, so common to children. We have, besides,
lately heard of the fatal effects of a Worm Medicine, too
ienerally an 4 too indriscrinately given. •• • • *Calomel
and ether preparations of Mercury, are eeeeral had recourse
to; end such pewerful medicines more frequently do berm
then good.-10 describing the symptoms of worms. Mr. C.
deserves to be well attended to. In fact, there Is not a
symptom, indicative of worms, which may not be expe-
rieliced by other disorders ; and this the writer, with proper
candour, acknowledges himself* Undertbis certainty, then,
what can we do better, than prescribe that vermifuge me-
dicier which, if our conjectures are right, will remove the
di ? and if we are not mistaken, will neither aggravate
the iii, nor expose the sufferer to new maladies and dangers.
taller this view of the case; we can safely refer the afflicted.
St their (Fiends, to the perusal of the work before es, and
lltillealkelmintic course it points out."—May, 1006, p. 447.
*k
sue' Rev txw.—"The present edition of this use-
lom ir" tis
own ictohnttliitei intssay mmpotroemisim andi et
Icli:lsrceraiputsleosn othfuninseteess-
la the former impressions. The author's high opinion
'or Iheefiseey of the Stizolobiern in the removal of worms,
h teafirmed by the ter imonials of various respectable pen-
Ileum and by several CITES which came under his observa-
tion, or that of his correspondents. and which are inserted
hihisbeek. Ile appears to be candid and judicious; and it
Utile for him to add, that he prefers selection from the very
sionetoes cases which have been Communicated to him, die-
ph leg the great effects derived from Cowhage within the
rintwenty years. to any thing like incilteduvinate publica-
'llo—dune, 1803, p. 220.
The Preparations of COWHAGE may be procured
111.Ido„ 6, Wellington-street. Strand, near Waterloo Bridge.

WORMS. FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, dm*
WILMS are the cause of malty internal affiictinne
which vary so mach in their effects that they
Way be klistaken by the most eminent physician, and prove,
fatal to the constitutions of Adults and shildras
ugh the latter more extensively suffer from their destruc-
-4lse ravages. Their more usual symptoms are Fits;
Alas in the Stomach, Side and Head, Loss of Ap-
Petite, and pale, languid, and emaciated appearance la
the Patient. The extraordinary efficacy of CHING'S PA-
TENT WORM LOZENGES In all inch complaints. as
' we l an Obstructions in the bowels, and every disorder where
eptaing or cleansing physic is required, is so enlversally
heavra, sad has been pablicly seknowledged by so many
persons of distinction and rank In society, that it is none-
• kessity here to enlarge on their peculiar virtues:
' Sold In Boxes, at Is lid. and 2s. 9d. by Ratters, Cho-
ash's, Cheapoida, St. Paul's, 210, Reganostraet, (near the
Argyle Rooms), London; Waterloo-place. Edinburgh;
It?cavillo-street, Dublin ; and by the principal Medicine
Fenders throughout the United Kingdom.
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