The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-10 00:00:00

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ed. Sails.
11 Jan. 11, A. M,
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9 119, —ll, A. M.
8 11, —ll, A. M.
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MACASSAR OIL-7Patranized by their Royal
yiglmrsses the Princess of WALLS and [ha c of SUS.
SLX. and 11/ OM of the Nobility, MM.:A:4BAR OIL fir the
HAIR. The virtues of this Oil, extracted from a Tice in the
Isla►d of Macassar, in the East Indies, are ftar bet, ad enlo.
glum fur increasing the Ornw In of Iftir, even es Wild Plaosa,
10 a beautiful length and thickness; presentiag it fatting of or
eke:ming valour. In dressing the Hair it is pre-cement is
►lreaglheuivgß the curl, 'bestowing no Inestimable glass and scent,
renderii - the !liar inexpressibly_ attrfteling, promotes the

ttw pr._
Giowth of Whiskers, Eyt:hrows,&c. lot fine, it is the drat
production in the world for beatittf)ing the Hair of Ladies,
fientlemen, and Children. Such celettrUN has it attained, 'bat
it is daily hampered with the sanctions of 'loyalty, NAtlity,
mod Gentlemen of the Navy nud Army, and Public at I arge.—
It is initioxious, and suited to all climates. Sold at &o. Sd
CI and large bottle.. containing eight small, at 11. ls. each, by
the Proprietues, ROWLAND and SON, Kirby:street, Hatton-
gardeu, London; and by appointment, by Mr. Smyth, Per-
fumer to bit Majesty, 117, Overton, 47, Tamer, 75, D. 'Urge.
35, Gattie and Co. si, New Bond-streets Hendritos, Tiara.
bourne-streets Bayley and Blew. Cock spursstreet 1 8.-rry,l7,
Greek-street; Baron, 150, 0 aford-street ; Bohm' nod Tuft,
itoyal Exchange; Itiege, 65, Ct.eapside, and 52, Park-ttreets
Rowney, -Hatton-gard.a; Newberry and Sots, 45, mai Shaw
and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Cloarch-tfard; Barclay and
Son', fleet- tintket; Low, 310, Strand Basler, 4, Lbeap.
side; Jones, Apple Tree-yard; 'targets, Cursitorsstreet 6 Di.
cry and Sutton, Row Ohnicii-yard; Joittafernie, Greek-street;
Bowling. Walker,. and Co. Borough; T. Ratite, Kiiigostreet;
Pettey, Butts, Had Co. Loratitordsstreet ; and by all Perfumers
and biedicine Venders in London stud tbrooghtout the Lotted
Kingdom.—Beware of set vile imitators, as me eswasive saki
of the OA, and its high popularity has occasioned moony Per.
on. to Advertise in a aimilar asaniwr; then-fore ;Acne to ob-
serve the Genuine fol AC A SSA M. OIL has Ilse sign .tore- of the
Proprietors no the Label, iu Bed Ink, A. ROWLAND and
SON.
TO MESSRS. ROWLAND AND SON,
•- Proprietors of the MAC•Seall OIL.
eta greatly indebted to the sterpridog Tic-
tues of your Macassar Oil fur the recovery of my Hair. which
has been extremely thin for thess.lght years past, aod alfliged
site to near a wig, and to ow mon. preparations, for a consider-
able time without suns sign of its recruiting. Hearing of the et*
cellency of your Oil, I determined on trying ; in a time
my Hair liekla to thicken, and; toy using it regularly for sit
nuniths, I was enabled io leave of .woo wig, and have now to
boast of a fine bend of hair. which astonishes eser% one. I
shall continue she use of It, as it ant only thicken• the hair, ant
I feel considerable pleasure in my heal atter u.i of it. lily
'Laughter has recelsed astonishing heoefit from alsing the Macon.
sir Oil. You areal liberty to pritiliar tat. uulc, and may reter
any one to Your obedient letratat.•
WILLIAM HENRY JAQUES.
Baker-street, Portman-square. July 27. idli.

DERILITY, 'STRICI"PitIiS, &e.
IMPRESSED with a consciousness that their de.
station Irons the eener 11 plan leas hewn mgt.'s benetirial la
others, aid improved in Weir Tr:ores-lomat aefiutrements by the
maturity of near twenty years experience, Me,srs. CU It IRIS
and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the ertidication of
those disorders which me the consequence of illicit Marlowe,
or the destructive habit% of the inconsiderate Scitoi,l.boy. la
professing the cure of these etimphirits, they hold eat no in.
dui ement to vire I hut, seinable n`‘ all men mot he of the exs
istence of surh calamities, they otler their assistaisce Rs terit•lrly
educated Surgeons of London. and of the Royal College of
Edinburgh. In all cases of SiphYlitic Infection, as in eery
complaint of Debilits sod Deficiency, whether arising, from tie
intatuation of a vermin destructive habit. tong residence iii wains
climates, free lis Mg, or any other ecu e proctoring a driscency
of manly vigour, the patient may rely on a speeds restocotiaa
to vigorous health. Their improved plait of earlngStricturesrit
1 the Urethra has been attended wlth'pectiliar ulcers . Strictures
of ten and twenty sears' durotion hum yieldel to their wo-
men* tit the short period of three weeks. Several No"itetnea
and Geutleinen of the fist respectability, who have laboured muter
this painful and distressing oiseate, havin4 received a radical mut
permanent core, ;•nrticulily reque-t that refereacemes Int made
to them, as satisfactory evidences of the derided ,uperiornv of
hlessri. Carrie and Co.'s Pion of Treatment. *toy of these
Gentlemen had been under the rare of Messrs. Hiram,eavi-
side, and tattier Surgeons of equal tin nettce,_w :te
their Cure by the application .if the 'Atka Caustic, without
success.
Ntesiirr. Currie and Co. luny be comulted liy patients of either
sex, with the greatest secrecy iaid ourionr, at their how, No
1 101, Ilattun-garden.

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ADVICE..
WHEN Men of Education and Professional
Skill, use per•evering code tenors to discover tile tool
safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing Disetwes,
the successful result of their experience is the best proof of
superiority.
Meuse. COSS and CQ. Sitrgetnis, have been induced to makis
the cure of the f ‘llO wMg the oliecii of their particular toady,
vin. a certain Disorder, freattentitg entdr.sted.ist a etallahrbt 4
intoxication, and its cionc.mitnnts, Strictures lind'Cleets, which,
by an improgyed plan, :.re speedily and eKrettßlly eared; as also
Debility, whether tuising from hacchanitlinn indulgences, long
residence in warm climates, or a secret solitary vice, too often
unhappily pursued by theyouth of both kexes; In the one cola-
ing sterility,. or barrenness; hod in the'Cithef a hunierous &raja
of nervous diseases,.w hicli, if wit timely remedied, tertabmte its
impotence and Coasumption, . In that distresaingstate of dehili.
ty or deficiency, wbettier tht entis'equence of such baneful ha-
bits, or arising from any tither cause, by which the powers of
the constitution become enfeebled!, as regularly educated Sof-
grohs of Lemdoe they otter a trio, safe, wed speedy restoration
to senrid too vigorous health.
'De read, of a long nod exten.ive practice has enabled them,
by a sloe' ioi inethod..to remove Venereal Complaiiits. how•
ever loweterate or complicated, without iubjectiog doe patent
to the least restraint in abet Of exexciet ;Ind ia recent Otitt.
Whelp no earls application is .norle on discovery of the infectious
they frequently perform a cure in the shoit Goose of two day's.
The unprecedented success of their le of Ire .trnent (which hay
never been known to fail in one sinAc 1.•-nonce in •t practice of
fifteen years, during which period !dais Illoaltilla 1itt41,011.• of both
se,:rs have been cared, even after severe itilii injurious inethruis
had been pursued by other Practitioners without etlect), induces
them to thus pittilitay olfcr their advice,
Messrs. Goss and Cu exclusively professing the care of these
particular complaihts, in order that trey may ma he ',Nukede
by a mistaken few, with the obloqey so justly attached ta th
ignionnt empiric, think it but ;minor to then/V.44PS to state, i list
they have been property educated and initialed into (-Very lwarara
of the profession (certificates of which, front direrent Hospi-
tals, and testitormials front the most emitient PhyslciArr, the
nt
y
have to convince any itiquirert„ that the soccer ftsultiog fro
their endeavours first induced them to quit the practice of
the general Practitioner, awl toy prifsume that their ',retro-
sions CllttitUte ft fair grouod for the th:pieceilented oinfidence
with whichO they have, by the Pablic, been so iibenttl) ht..
mired.
1 Patients in the Country see returned to slate the pa
rticu
lars of their clue, age, and antlater of Hi ine. ill. hoill a Ka"
Note fur Advice a at Medicines; and the inane will be forwarded
to any part of tile Kingdom.
t ;Cilia foal Co. Sorgeosa, .15... notiverie-eterni. kieet4Veri•
I)AY. LO N Doh
atter IL •

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