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The Times, 1824-02-21T00:00:00

[Admetiseiit4..LADY M11;loRGAw'S Ne-w Work, the Lift And Ti dof SalvatotRosa. is this day punlishd by -Mr COL. uwttN, New BrrlftOnstrii . [AdvertisemInt.]-SERVARTS' Lrv rts.-Ve ate inforbed from good -authonty; (the fashionable woIld), that the best and most reaionable pl'ce for Strvai-,s' I aeries is at N2. 27, Picca. di lv, wherreIrnmense pquntitita are continu'ally making for various ' one7 e n;b d gentTemen, at the lbw ch4rge of 41. 15.. the suit, com. plete .ilso box, chaise and driving-cos ppera.clbaka; &c.No. 27, Pidcesdilry. - . - !. Adiertisersmnt- 1Divinelyhbeautiful are the effects.produced by an xncodiparablc preparation-recendly discoveeed, combining the niost exquisiie and beautiful-cosnietics. .Its radical purifying .qualitiec render it infinitely swperior to any cosmetic ever known, . By its ur. precedented etopfetiq, it reMoves ffelrles, pinmples, spots, and sll cutaneQuseroptoflo4 J bil&nts pievests those disordlers which dis. organize the"bGauty of thefenide countenance. In 'addition to the virtues of RbWLAXb'S XALTDORalready adverted to, it imparts a 'lalxuriant ana iciless beauty to the complexion; affords soothing *relief to'ladisg nursing their' espring. To gentlem.en, after-sbaving *it tlbyi fhe itatson and smaiting pain. aid rendegs tlwskVn smooth and-plea sant.- ' Qwlad' Kalydor wlll"efer be foprv rtot eiicieut in its balsmic Nufstts; and delectable id its ap'plication. tAdvertiseineut1-T'nc newV invented Hair Brush, 'which cntire. ly supOrSe(estle used of the small-teoth.comb.-Rloss and-Soys, NiSo. 119, Bjshoisgate.srcet, beg to infiormn the nobility and gentry, 'a 'h4t tht-ahovdivention having been patronized ibr upwards offour yearr-h?: ."iMPtfs the finst finllies in the kingdotn, thev take this opportunity of makng *. g'efitrally kRown. As an article of the toi- let for clpiansing the hair, it will be fomuid unrivalled, nor does it pro. duce that'uTeaf!Ies'tq t he,doccasionied. by all otherbard bros e N. B. As the iivention conubines the qld. and new systerna, the pro prietors have named it the "1 uni6n.brush." tAdvrrtisen1ent. TowEns's ToNic PILLS are an invaluable remedy in casei of biliohs deraagement, nausea, loss of appetite, headache, giddincss or dizziness, and for the other verious symp. toms which originte in a weakened state of the digestive organs. They do not contaIn a patie& of mercury or antimony, andl their operation is usually so gentle, as scarcely to Appear the eteet of a medicine. The.great and'increasing sale, the decided aprirrbatbon, and the repeated festimonials of respectable agents and individuals of worth and eminence, are proofs that place the reail virrues and pub- lic dtimation of this remed4 beyond the reach of doubt. The Tonic Pills are prepared only by ,Tohn Towers, Grove-house. near War. minster1 late of Londpn and are sold by him and- by the venders of genuine medicines, wholesale and retail in London, Dublin, Edin. burgh, Glasgow,'and rmost towns of the kis'dom, price 2s. 9d., 4a. ed., I Is. and fameily boxes 22s. Each sig-Med 'John Towers,' and sealed with the royal arms. tAdverdsemeat.J A'SISON' BEAR s GREASE FOR TIIE GRLOWTH bP HAflt.-.-CAUTION.-4. A'gTK;sOq respectfully in- forms the public, that though his B ASi's GREASE i8 sold bv most respectable perfumers in Landon, there are sti3l a number of little shops that sell an imitation, and some say it is his; gome of these imitationsare only lard, pnarrow, &c., and are -sold as low asls.: the lowest price of the bear's grease imported by J. Atkinson is 2s. 6d., and there is a bil round ?ach pot with big, sign2ture and ad. drsss. Sold at-, fferrsrd-street, also by Sanger, 150, Grange, 126, Smith,518eCarter, }32o,0xford.stret- Gattie, 57, Rigge, 65, Bondstreet; .aite, 41, . Johnston,- 68, Cornhill; Colley, 28, Bishopszate-street. and most nerfumers-.