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The Times, 1824-10-19T00:00:00

[Advertisement. l_The Xteu Dor,cstic Medical . fa?. 2l. recently published. will be onnd na most useftl practical and famT)Oiar guide in the treatment of disease. It contains the opinions of the Fnost eminent practitioners on diseases generally; brief expOsitions of do- mestic surgery; with a gretvarietv of populr prescriptions Iyans- lated into English the irLethod of preparing the simple articles for familv use, such as infusions, *ecoctions, mucilages and jellice, SyrUpS, elkctuaries, pills, powders, mnixtures, emetics, ointments, cerastes, embrocations. lotions. eye-washes, garmles, fomentations, potltices, &c- Also, a list. with the comnosition, of the principal nostrums and ether quack medicincs_-viz., American soothing sy- rup, A nderson'r. Scot's pills. aromatic loz-ngers of steel, Barclay's antibiliout pills, Bates's anodtvne balsam, black drop, Chelsea pen- sioner (a cure for tihe rheuinarirn), Ching's worm lozengers, Daftv's elixir, Dalh's carmtinativc. dinner pills, Duke of Portland's gout powder," Wily pills, female pills, b manm ui' horahound, Solomon's balat of C ead, Friar's balsam, e,nbrt.cation for htoping cough, Tayler'LiI'nedy for deafness, the Whitwol-th doctor, &c. Added to whict a Keg to the Domestic Mfedicine Chest, with a list of the med,,i ics, virtues, nsAd doses usually kent fo' famrily porposes. Directio; for usinr the cold and wvarm bath; and other impo0rtant informon. By J. S. Forsyth, surgeon, &cs price 6s -4. inm boardsJ7-Publisled bv Sherwood' and Co., Paternoster-rom. [AdivertisemernLl-Messrs. PELLATTs and GaREwI, Glans. makers to the King, have the henour to acquaint the nobility and their friends, who have for to many years kindlv patronized tYeor eStabuishment, that their new arrangements will shortlv be comuleted for disnlaying to increased advantage thei- extensive assortment of CUT CItLSrAr GLASS, Porcelain, ronstane, and Earthenware, to whi.dh important additioz;s have recently been wade, particularly itr desieet, table, and ornamental glass ware of classic forms, Messrs. Pellatts and Green take the present opportunity of informing the public, that after a serics of expensive experiments, they ha7e suc- ceeded in rendering their glass perfectly colourless, and highly re- fractive, numerous specimens of which may be seen at their crystal glass warehouse, 16, St. Paul's-churchyard. N.B. illessrs. PeUattg and Green's mnanutactorv (the Falcon Glass Works) may be viewed between the hours of 10 and 4, every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursdav. Orders for admission may be had at the warchouse, 16, St. Paulis Churchyard, by any lady or gentleman presenting their card of address. LAdvertisement.1--Several oomplaints having been made respect- ing the impositions which are daily practised, bv shopkeepers vend- ing their spurious articles tor the original, the Nobility and Gentry are requested to observe tbiat this sharaeful practice is now generally adopted with respect to the new invented HAir Baus., made by Ross and Soxs, 119, Bishopsgate-street, London. To obviate this as far as prasticable, they have stamped on each " Ross end Sons' invention," withi the word '- Union" on the back; znd as the peculiar effect produced by their invention depends as much on the quality of the material used as on thie arrangement, the purchasers are requested not to be satisfied with buying an union hair-brush, but to seethat their names are starnped on it. To accommodate the public, they have appointed agenut at the undermetttioneti places, of' whom the genuiae article mav be obtained :-KeRdall and Son, Bir- mingham,; Hughes and Co., Bristol; Danson, Liverpoo*; Parsons, York Johnsoni, Manclestecr; Robinson,Velverhamptorr; Walker, Glasgow, Vibert, Penzanice.