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[AdVr:tisement.1 ]-.WEgS'a ,OjIC PILLS are an approved and invaluable remedy in cases of indigestion,defective appetite, nausea, pains in the stomach, constipation, head-aches giddiness or dizzi. ness, and for all the various distressingsymAptoms which arise fromn a weakened or deranged state of the digestive organs. This gentle and eficacious aperient tonic has been before- the public for many years. Its great and increasing sale, andl the repeated testirnonials or private tndividuals and respectable agents, are facts that place the reputation and utilityof tlse.medicinebeyond the reachof doubt. The tonic pills may be proctired of the venders of genuine medicines in London, and the principal towns of England, Scotland, and Ireland. lAdvertdsement.]-The new-invented HAIR BRusss, which en- tizely supersedes the use of the small-tooth Comb, removes a tendency to apoplexy, efectuaUy cures all headLaches depend- cnt utpon a .S?ow circulation, and may be used to children w.vithout producing any uneasiness, althoughi of the hardest description of brush, thereby rendering the skin firm, and the hair less likely to fall off; by Ross and SoNs, No. ll, Bi- rhopsgate-street, perruquiers and perfumers to His Najesty and the Roval Family. The abovezinventioi havingbeen patronized for up waids of four years by somle of thefirst farnilies in the kingdom, they take this opportunity of making it generallv known. As an article of the toilet for cleaning the hair, it will Se fdund unrivalled, -pro- du=ig a plesiing.sensation to'the head. and warranted to last for several years, as washing will have no efect upon its durability, nor render it in the least degree softer. N.B. The inventior combining the old and new systemns, the proprietors have samed it the " Union Brush ;" and as several imitations have appeared, observe that the words "Ross and Sonst invention" are stamped on each brusl. lAdvertisement I-To Gentlemen whose faces are tender after sbavingg.-A great infelicity Which attends theoperation of shaving is the irritation of the sen. ROWLA1JD'S KALAD6ORtVillbefound1 exicelent beyond precedent in ameliorating and allaying that -nost unple-lsant sensatior. It removes unpleasant harshness of the skir., occasioned by intense-solar heat or cold winds ; and thus-to thetra- yeller, whose avocations expose him- to various ch1ange of weatber, proves an infallible spetific, a prompt resaurce, sad, as conducing to comfortt a plea6ing a.ppendtage, and invaleable acquisition.