KENT's PATENT IMPROVED UN...
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.'r~BNT's PATENTr IMPROVED UNTION' HORSE .iL~ flRUSIL- mese br"shes which Ire entrely diferent toan hui'thet ffrdtote blc are o deci1dedly superior- in priniple a to convince ut fir-st siight the iflilt incredulous. By their pnecullia arragemnt hey t oe ationremv thedirt or danndruf, Ian aolis the Murfa,e, at1 the same tmeleaving -the most beuflgls on the e0atthat canIbelimagllinej. Observe,non r eun thtar xs tstmprd onl thebc of.th brus " n' Ptn Ipoe Un of.T buehhad, retail, o alth prin'cVIpa sddlter turners, and Iender ofbus5 in the kIId ;ad whleal at W. Kent's bruih Soanufactory,. Great M arlborough.gireet, anid 'T' anid G. Keilt's,-Falcon- Square. lcsacte, ~ff ADIL , C. G1OCJST, iiner andI Dressmnaker, LYJJ 91ljwimpole-street,Cav.endih-squar., from lildsmeTriand's, hasq the h'unoutr te apprize the Nobility and Gentry. that shie has op ~gf a M.'.GASIN des MIODES et NJOUVEAUTES tat tile above address whereshe trusts by the most assiduous atttenstionato allcomn- flsands with wviehshema-y be favoured5 Joined with theconitinualt successilon of the' most novel and elegant articles direct frons Paris, dulIY to uiPpreeiate that Support which' she may have the honour to experience. MiadUle.Qdlroust"bgs leave to atdd tha,ttshe isjsstreturned. fromi Paris, writh the nien-est anii tmost approved fasihioins for the Present sea,jon. AU thLe articljes of the Ltet quality and at very miode- rate prices. T\TE' SHAED DRSS HA('S, in Millinery andI 0tla Lgo-1, including an wxeteissve assortos ent of London snanfaeredStrw Bonniets.-LaLIOT anid TINGrCOIiIS most re- 5P5tfsllybeg to vte Ladies to a CH-OICE SELECTION oi the NEWESTPASi-IONS, hichk they are nmonthly receiving from the Sirncinilouc inPais, Their manufaictory for Straw anid leghorn ~1atisdt,c'e~fro tule show rooms, wvhich are sclect and consln-O and alered,if fcuesee, to e bleached in the Italian muode, nopoiteWj~tlooride t thepreentstyle.-'344, Strand, nealh N..Sxt oei of thin straw hats anid line ~ time, hc were intenided for a foreigin yn1tikut, bstaenwsbitdfrteinspectlion of private famiilies, ~1W APROAHING H-AY HARVEST.-RtICK ~ CLTHS wit PMes, Pulleys, and Linies complete.-Nobie- sncn,Gentemen andAgriculturists In genieral are restectfotlly hIi rormed, that BENJAIT~~IN EIGIGONhs now readly at hiis 51ann- factoy, S Toocy-trect, Borough, a vajiiety of dilfferent size Hi-CKC CLOTS, hichlieis enabled to offer at uinprecedenited lowv prices. lIe as ikewse one good secondhand tents, nietting for fruit tress, dOs.percwL nd unting Ins large flags prop)ortionably reasonable. Stac clths nd arpwlingg let ons hire for the season, or for I ouses ~rhci undr reair.Orders per osetpunetuallyattended to. Address th :rslnnarne, Benia.'ihi Edgingtn,m, .5, Toolity-s,treet, Souith- avn;o or te eanrvcni-,ic e it West enrL residents, orders rencived by '4 r. '4. .Nattall, bsookseller, 24, Tav-Itock-street Coet-ga~rden. ~'ASHIONABLE DRES and M1ORNINGCOAS Geat Costs, L.adles' Habits, Pelisses, &e.-A great Savin: will beo.-dat No. 7 -Gcdil.estsemen wanting Iarge quantitiesof fasionblewel mnade good CLOTHES, ciue upon scientific priniciples, and miade to lit the shape in ani elegant and most suiperior mannar,will hond the greatest advaitacne by giv i:u their orders as above. Ladies' ha-bits and pselisses cut and mnade to fit in the first style by experienced workmen, and at moderate prices. Opera cloaks, box, eurriele, and driving coats mnadeat :i shosrt iiotice. Por the convenience of geiltle. Ynen trav-elling soinsare kept ready finished, A suit wvell mnade in 8 hours if req iired. Best superfine coats, 31. 6s. to 31. 12s.:- blues and Ishicks, 31. Bs., 31. 12s., 31. lB,.; fashionaLble avaistcoats. from. Ids, to 18s.; ditto trousers, fromn II. 8-. to II. 14da A good s',slt of servants livery complete. 41. ld.N.27, Piccadilly. CIUPRIO SPAKLIG an CRAMING ClAM1- PAGNE, 303. per dozen, ready money.~Thbe 'eonc,irrent surdrs e . Ininionerable foreigners at the perfectin,l of WALKER'S C AM- 5'AGNE, their acknowledgement that It Is equal to) the French in general use, the repeated ol-ders of nob'lemen and Ftentlemien of high r-snsk as wvell as their recommendation - the extensive sale it has mnet, 'together with its Present high milodition, varrant W. Walker to Invite the Publicl to view his stOck of Chanmpagne,whichl is unequialled in tifts country; also an extensive stock of Red and White Constantita, Malim- vey, Miadeira, Barsac, Satxterne, &c. -at 26'. per dozen, to-ether with P.uzllsh WVines of evory dsesription, of excellent quality: Foreign and Britishi Spirits, Canidy ghrutb, Novya, &c.; Cider, Perry, Stout Ales, &e.-5, Fleet-mnarket, bear Skinnjer.street. Country orders, encloslig baosnt, Punern'tall,y attended to. i3 ;U T1P'L WO EN. - The greatest blemish to htnluty is 'sisperfinuais hairs on the face, neck, and arms; ~IUflERT'S GENUINNE ROSEATE POWDER iiiiniediarely remnoves tbheoi; i-% an elegant article, perfectly imimiocent and pleasant to use; i,ric,c -i. and 7s.: besm-are of the base counterfeits: the genuine Is NiXrOcil outside 'G. H. Hogard.' Sold hy the proprietor, 22, Rlussell- atrcrt,(7vent.garden; Saniger, 150, oxfor~-strcet; Duniiett, fi, and ~1g,65, Cheawside; Jouss, S.59 Fleet-street; Rigge, 35, Bood-an-sett; ct, 41o, Corishiill; Bayley and Blesv, Cockspur-street; Ward, 324, 1-4br;Butlers, 'Dublin; Biaxter, Ediniburgh and Oiasgosv; slid by snnst perfriniers. R EAD's PA ENT SYRIN E is the most useful gedredatlnosinvenuabce asd axoestic atingrseus, astndngtheoeratio l crfrenced, withou theqleastl expaidsour cofnthederson,a toredr themr eCeOt wit thoe iny s-insrtande tvile paenftee's nane.fcl as,ads tedJec a~to emoe te vry nsihtl appearance they malts oii subsanc an rederng uttic unecssay. oldinhoxes, at Is.1 j. fr crns an 2s fo buion, b Tat, 1, orhill; Sanger, fOCKLEsT NC PLS a valuable auxiliary to his ~.Jntiihouspils,in eases of extrerme weakness of the stomach, -produe ylnadSevere biliosus chmplatints. likewvise flr- nervous and hustcha-el gouity affections of the storniach, spasnis, and general debi lity. prepared only by Cockle, apothecary, 6, Speldhturst- Street, Burtonl-crescent: anid Sold by Barelay and Sons, 95, Fleet- slarket, and all respectable venders, Iin boxes, at 13id., 2s. l9d.. 4s. 6id., 1 1 s., and 22e. Of the Same venders may he had, Cockle'S Antibili,,us Pili,, for L.illous, liver, and stonmach complaints, indigestion, sick lIauld-aeb, &,c. patronised by the nobilityand clergy, and persons of the I:irhestrcspectab,llty. T18'CA or BETEL NgrJ'IS, ~from thIeEas,t-Incjies.- Llt Jst landed, a large parcel of the above NUTS; thley are nu,lte tE-s' an erY flue. Those whistuse thiem can procure tliemi: 'lt -"aia' fiurei,u wvareh ,ise, 36, P,sland-mstreet. Oxfiurd-strset. Nvbere Vi Aec Carcoal Is prepared as sold for many years Sly the late ir. etPressey and Co. Theareca charcoial is allowed tis be a very mnoo- cat nd safe tooth powd(er.- It gives the teeth a eiate Iv-bite appearanee and keeps thecm in a sound healtisy sitate. Thle colin- loon prepared charcoal being sold in nsany chops for the ar-eca, Mfr. Douglas begs to caiitioni farns [lies to obuserve that the genuinie has the foll,iwingRaddress on the label of each box, I'J-Diiuglas, f'oreign wvais- house, 35, Puslandl-street, OXford-street, forem;sn to the late firm of Presssey and Priddy. ~OR COUGHS.-PEcTrOR AL ESSEN\CE R of CO0 LT S ALFOOT.-The herb coltsfoot has long been distinguished foir its excellent Properties in the cuire of coughs anld other pulmnonary comnplaints=anid this essence has. in the course of alIong Practice, been oundthe ost afe and effectual remedy for couighanal disorders of the lunamh. It gently openis tile breast, and ilnniediatelv gives liberty of breuitbinF, without aisiy dangrer of taking eold, ana thus it affords great relief in asthmatic coniplaints. It allays this tickln w'hich provokes frequent coughing, cealelses the Smiall glnds, relaxes the fibre!s, and thereby enlarges the cavities ofi the vessels. Thus it wvill prevent consuimptions. if takten I ef,ire the longs are sileerated. It softens hus,k' aisd dry coughs, and heals raNs- ness andi sreusess of the eliest. Thls pectoral essence Is prepsared by Janmes Ryan, surgco:s. in Bristol; and sold In liotteies t s. 6d. eachi, hy F. Newb-ery and Sons, 45, St. Paul's churchyard; 3,. Sanger, 1 50, Oxford-street,, Hawykins, Old Bond-street; Stradling, Royal Ecehange; and Flarris, Ludgate-street. fl MLIITATFION BE R'G E S.-J. ~ATKITNSOX- IIprespectfully informs the psi blie, that thoughi the 1BEARS'e(REASE imorted by him is sold bymost respecta,ble perrsumers in London, yet th~ere aire stilla number orllttle shops w;ho sell article.sthey callbhars' grease, hut wvhich Is only lard, &C.,,and eveni many say It is Atkcinson's bears' grease;. pu rchasters will therefore be particular to observe that a bill is rou;id the pojt rith his uIgntature anit address, and iso pot is now sold at less than 2s. 6d.; e nd as genuine bears' grease frons time an imal irs Its n-rive climate differs In appearance from all other aisilnal and vegotable fats, a patterni pot is furnished to each Yender, Which, if inspe,,tsdprevious to purchasing, and compared wvith the spurious, The differencea will lnstanitly a ppear. It has now,l'ecome In general ,deirmand, and there Is nodoubt for the growth of hair it far excels any -srkicielehitherto knowvn; it Is also very Pleasant for dressing thebhalt, Xnalt.ingit beautifully soft and glos.w.Soldi by the importer, Jamnes Athinson, perfumner, 44, Gerrard-street, Soho-square; and bY ap-I pointment by Sanger, 1.50, amid Grange, 126, Oxferd-street : Elliott, f. hlAthbone-pleL:e Nix, Royal Exchange; Talte, 41. and Johnston, d8. Corahill; Colley, 28, iBishopsgate-street, and most perfumper.s TI~ ILOUS C MPLAITS, Had-aC, Idg~estion, andd [LI)Lossat Apetlc,-COLIN APRIENIT PILLS.-It Is hleedless -to remark that the ost prevalent affections of the human eusostitu. tionarebilius,hndthat upon the atate of the bile the health of Euroean depnd,of hich thismedicine will alw-aysprovean infalli- blecorecive Itisprepared from the preacription of an commnent Physcian who inan entelusiveptactiee oflupwards of thirti yearg, proed ts nvaiabe effleacy. Fromi its gentle aperient quaalities they, nasy b taken wvith Safety at all times. These pIlls are particularly recommeoded to those who, by long residence inor occasionally visit. Iug varm climates, and those also Whlo, by a teo sedentary life, have -contracted bilious affections, as the use of them will ps-event many .f the disor-ders incident to sueh persous, and which frequently prove -fatal. Sold by Edward ComPlin. chynsist, 41, Blisbopsgate-wlthln, London; price 2s. d. and 4s. Od. per bux.us-here also may be had, a specific, immrediate, safe, and certain Cure for every sPecies of Tooth- ach, swelledifaces, and allrheurriatscomsplaintsIn'the face, without Inuigthe srum or destroying the nerve: the daily expeneence of its ecfficacy promAIst.sthe proprietor tooffer this valuablenisedicineseu worthy attention, so ldiInbbo tles,aat2s.33d,aan d4s. Cd. n e RTTIII EE H o henitet Picpes Of IlL Capillary Akttraction and Atmospheric Pressu-re.-~Alr. GRAY, 'MIember of the Royal College of Surgeons, in London, haa been re-c 'loeated, by hiis humane friends atho have experienced the comforts ,-uf his method of supplying Artificial Teeth, to adopt oce?asiolnally -this mode of mnaking It more generally knowvn, for the benefit of those us-hom it may conicern, that he continues to supply the ioss of teeth on the successful system tisitrodzieediby hini inlai1d. These zartificial teeth ha-ve beeni found to analyst all the purposes of the ~ori&inal teeth in mastication, articulation, appearanee, &e. and to re- mnain perfectly secure in their places Isy capillary attraetlon and the pressure- of the atmosphiere, thereby avoiding pinning~ to stumnps, -tying, twisting wvires; or fastening~ springsi to the adoit,ning teeth, or anay attachment whbatever to) the remainilng teeth, anud consequzently, instead of InJuring, to atrord themn support. They may alsos he taken ,sut smnd replaced by -the wearer Wvith the -greatest facility. Trhese improvemnents enabI6tld itheventer to supply Whole or half lets writhoait the Spiral sprlng-a Whlch are usuall'y atiraehcd to such pieces.. 25. Old EBurI.gton-st;,.4 Envy doeF4mrta t hd use And lie1 h hdo1rv h sbtnce true. V HE unrm eiQalte f r.VN ENT's GE- itNUINE cO I,N'aLOIN, as a Safe,- mild, and elegant preparation O thel reoa o lruptions from the face and skin, aind for '.niprvin temadlite compDlexion, have long been Irnowin 'L6 the fahinh ol,ad many tliousands ofLraluk and distinc'ehoii haveadpe,cniu,ad recommnended its use; thie conse,lue nce a enhtsm esn have obtruded on the puiblic a "Airios imitato fteLto.T prevent Injury and disap- ..lintment to the misled,i is necessr osaeta n eus L,otion Is prepared iry bIrs. Vncent, wh stesoeporetrovr Gowland's 1MS. recipe. The most deliaeadorcldmytal time., make use of this lotion wvitli the greatest sa-fety.I eoe ettrs,rigwom,andsunur, Sldby Bacon and C.10 xod Street; Smyth and Nephew, New Bond~~streot; Butlers, 4. Ceapside; lIewerysandEdwads, t. aul'-chrlhy-ardj; Barclays, 95), Fleet- jfl~II..JAME's P WDER~TheCelerityof this ALjJ meicine ad its unqulestioned fiayaemr tbhen ever estalishd, b thegreatly increased Inrdeino tito the pre- scrIpions e mot elminenit physica5tthpren time. For the uidnce f tOSe persons wio ar ou ftetahOf medical advce,eac paketis enclosed wvith fuB drcoisfrtsue. rn cases of fverIt illoftn eflrect a cure In a e or,epually us-hen freey gvenandat he Outset of the disae tsdnnsered wvith equa suces m ll ttaceks of measles, tAseoysfr,oetha, vfeursy, nd thsuntisrm; but as colds u aarl stk oeo neso nlmatory 7~MPtoms, thts poAwder Is pecssfarlyefcaiu In cutting short the Ir to;u-ih itee smeiste a be thought, often terlninato in pulmonry affeetiwuis, teftlcn seqencs o whch re ut oo ellknown.V As anateaieI chrnicdieAss, t s a Idsiabl rmedy. Dr. JamssPwr contnuesto h prpare by essr. Nwbery, amsd is- snih he,a ~TON.-HjUDSON'S BOAIC OT POW.. DIgit nd TINCTURE.-As no etfi,hv vrhdg x tensivea sae as the-above, none hav bens iuhnuae n coiunterfeited ; seIne of the imitation u'etelblpned"H- son's Tooth Powder," omitting; the wr oai;ehr ae"o tanice Toothi Powder," omitting then e"hldos"T-gur agalnsesucim counterfeits, the public lire respectfully nfore,ta the genuine issigmmied"Hudson and Comp" and oine wholesale ag.ent "JimS. Atkinson." These dentifrice.,aeatrce 3more gener,alattention thanany simIlar article hitherto knowvn,amild a-re mentionedbhythe best medical reviews iof the day as aninvention of the highe-stimportance toall uvho wishito preserve or obtaina fine see of teeth', they not merely cleanse and bea-utify the teeth, but pre- scarre theml erom decay to the latest period of life; they make thiem w7hite, fasten such atsare loose, remove the tartar and srerVy7 from the cIn1s, &-c. and aLre a certain remiedy for the toothach, mad If the powv- ~er is maced to cleanse the mnouth, and the tincture afterwvards, no den- tist will ever he necessary, Sold by the proprietar's Wvholesale agent, Jam. Atkiileon, perfumer, 44, Gerrard-street Sisho-se%usre, London-, sind by appoIntmnent by Dtsr aclarey, red-naet Butler, 4, cheaps,de; Edwrards, St. Paul'sa'brlyLd Siitton, Bowv ohurch- yard; QSnager, 150, oxfora-ssrect;, Gattle, 62', NewvBond-street; Bad- =ost nedicIns veulders. I - R. SOLANDER's ENGLISH TEA, so iA'ny years recommended and approved by the la'te Sir Richard Jcbb (pnysician to the Kling), and other eminent physiclans, In preference to foreign tea (nmote particularly dturing the, sPring.aria. sumnler rnonths), as the moot Pleasanit and powerful restorative hitherto discovered In all nervous, billous, and CoTusMptivA disorders, aind on every other debility of the nervoussystema. This tea, sopleasant to the taSte and smell, is an effectual purifier of the blood, and by pr.lnoting genteic perspiration powerfully assuages those exCrUciating pains derived fromn the gout Eand rhetunati3ln, Rnd is of sovereign cificacyin removingcompMtits ofthe bead,invigorating the mind from these self-created alarms which too frequently render the existence of nervous pcople Intolerahle. Drank vwarm at uilght- it promnotes refreshing rest, and is a restorative cordial to the constitution of such as keep late hours or live too freelY. Sold by Sanger, lo.0, Oxford-street; Hawvkins.Bond-street; arris, ,Ludgate-street; Tait, Cornhill; Nlx and Stradlinig, Royal ,Exchange; and throughout the kingdom, in packets, 2s. 9d. and canisters, lOs. 6d. each. WVANT PliACES.-All letters to be post paid. A S UrpPER AID,oras young Ladies'.maid,a young Woman, [X whahasa rhawledge o.fhard,mlscg. cR .wo.k.ellathe needle, adhatnoebjer ties oto mkc erct daocftrul a,hoear. oodemuahleehsvtsser thoom the 1o b e lh i ted 'eIt twoyearoand ahatf. Ditectto C.. .79,GreaiOlGuldfrdstret, oroough. So nifehekeeie rl!dzpply. FS ILADY'S--MID, or as Upper Housemaid, or as Housemaid, where.arronrrooanst:, kept arrcsecethteyou-v Woman, who can have good A =ossomeodaiee from the fuitly ,h hash just le. Direct to i.L I. 10, Winkiworth- buotngd-o,City-eovai. Noflliosheepeyeeedapply. AQ S HOUSEKEEr-PER to a single ("entlenian, or to Wait on an chledr lady, a respe-tabic toddle.ged worman, sho ht no ojectio to the work of the heuse,and can have a f year oharirter. Direct to e.A. at Mr.Dawoau's, 4, Storc street, Bedtfolrd quae. No olliekeepee neerl apply- 0 S Coo0, or .L (,ook and Hoi tSeCeeper. a respectabIc steadv At W oifmon, in vmall centotel Fa.mily ts cempetenta foulit the W duti ehsie to petfoer e tile ttisfaetion of her emidoyer in eery retpect; has noobjection to amile or too out of town iran be an unit.niabl. chdaootr from the fmxily the livedt in ten earS Direct to v. W. 25. flatton.gardro. S COOi in a ixentleman's Famnilv, where the l,ady is her own K looiseieepcI tort oit nf towvn, blere lhoeei, no dotty, a young womsn.who perfecty uOc,leetnd ti- hboies,. ared ora have c 6?od character ftem her last place. Dirrct t. St. W.t atr Ste.cecsa,.S2 Bnert,dvveoet Itaisolt a se. KGniisCeheepe. seed appty. AS lloly gSIAIDt,ayoung Wonman, uged about 30, who can bOvea eood shwaeactevfrcrnrrioa_t piaee. niect to A. M. at' dr. Jones. 1, flake- s rel, Wst Sxth iced Noolllceke,tpe, nerd tapply. fA S llousESIArrD, in town or cou-ntry, a steat.V Person, aged 1.9 about .10, ueho Coo have an undeniable chbracter for soriety, honesty, and divilIty; 50 no tollwer,- e' son hear ewofineets- ISieveto E.S1. 21 trotn orent. l-ti crn. A S BUTIEI, or aS UpperServantin a genteel regular .bamniy, hi s rwiih a entiI0mm5 a dtead2y reepecrotabe 51, who knows his hoalovis welt, andsna shavsea,d dress, having leen aome yerss in the abo,ve capacity; crn bear roniment. and rosa hare agcod character from histoot hilatt; woauldootobjiiocthvoLGsnltcy Otreet to w. . ri M. ltaldamcn, boohaveer. 201. Tottethaom ro-vt rod. S COACItSEAN, a middle-aged mayrned illan, who perfectly A codevoita LhIs balovia and eon have an ondeniable charactefrom histilplace where hr teal tveoyaear. a n hi, fo.eo sitnanonffouryears; hason iectiontotownor -untovy. ir-t t6 A.c 1. 3t Thomas and Ivybrown, coo1cimakevo, acifriarord. No eli-reheeir 0,-ed opply. ^ S COAC MAIAN, a single yourg Alan, aged 29, who has no ob- ?-j)L jeelion to town, or ay part of the comtry; can hove threeyears' cbaracterirom ho lenada3e. DtecvvttoT.S. at Ste. aooh-ibvyn, .addle,y,OC,roy-rionnlae. NoniLberk^oeer needapw A 5 Gliooir, or to driveapairofhorses, wvithasingleGentle- manorl,-dy,ortnaFamily, a re2pretableyoung Moi,r,ged0. of tiRhtweight,who eon mik a ane.and wail n t.ble if req.r.d; hs ro objection ti trave * ea- ho.e a good chbrscter fwom the 9entleman hehts left, ith whom he lived tiwyears. Diect to .5. W. 1i, XleldAsoo tese. city road. r.'o olsekcA-keepe d reiM0ly . a S FOOTMIAN in a stua Family, a young Mlan, who thoroughly A onder.tands hi. hbsis,.andd - lhave a year, d abh.lfth,-e,, from hi. 1tot plain whiei silt berc the strtctest inquiry. Dirrct to A. D. nt SIr. Datidaons, baker,2 li Itolantreet. OBloahor,Iy equare. M S I1AttDEfl ER, a single illan, aged about 28, who perfectly l E uacdertisnd.ltibuih installit.branches,andehtaheagengd character from his, teat place. dietll t S , t'to alk, ItOmp,t, Sdimes.