TROUSERS.

To ensure a GOOD FIT, go to BAKER’S, Hammersmith Gate, who, having made

that difficult garment his particular study, can, with confidence,

guarantee a good fit, either with or without straps. Gentlemen can

select their material from a new and fashionable stock, or may be waited

upon at their own residences with patterns. Stout Angola tweeds at 13s.

6d. Superior black doeskin, 21s.

A Days’ Washing in 3 hours.

The new Patent Washing Crystal, as used in the Royal Laundry, for every

description of linen, woollen, cotton, lace, lawn, muslin, &c., without

injury to the hands or fabric. Sold in packets, price 1d. and 6d., or in

family boxes, at 10s. 6d.

The well-known qualities of Fullers’ Earth, as a simple yet powerful

agent for the removal of Grease and Stains, is so well known that comment

would be superfluous. The Crystallized Extract is the only Preparation

which can be recommended as possessing Cleansing and Emollient

properties, without injury to the hands or fabric.

Manufactured only by W. G. NIXEY, 22, Moor-street, Soho-square; City

warehouse, 83, Upper Thames-street.

Corn and Bunion Plaister.

CORLEY’S Green Gum Plaister, for Corns and Bunions, in boxes 1s. 1½d.

each, duty included. This plaister is a speedy and radical cure for

corns of every kind. During the first seven months of its preparation,

three thousand boxes were sold, from personal recommendation alone. Sold

by the Proprietor, 5, Russell street, St. Luke’s, Chelsea; also, by the

following agents:—Mr. MORRIS, chemist, (to the Queen and Duchess of

Kent,) High-street, Kensington; Mr. Vincent, Frederick-place,

Walham-green; Mr. J. W. English, chemist, Hammersmith.

Roby’s Plate Powder,

Warranted free from mercurial preparations. This article has been used

by the Proprietor upwards of thirty years, on the costliest collection of

Plate in the Kingdom, and found to excel any other ever offered to the

public—Sole Agent, T. SHIRTLIFFE, 9, Avery Farm-row, Ebury-square

Pimlico, at 1s. and 2s, per box; sold also, retail, by PRESLEE,

stationer, High-street, Notting-hill. Also, Roby’s superior Preparation

for guilt and lacquered articles.

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“There is but one way of obtaining Business—PUBLICITY; one way of

obtaining Publicity—ADVERTISEMENTS; the advertising-sheet is the

fly-wheel by which motive power of commercial enterprise is

sustained, and Money the steam by which the Advertising is kept

going.”—_Blackwood’s Magazine_.

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