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MISCELLANEOUS.
M essrs, henry cassin and Co., 9, old
BROAD STREET, LONDON , act as Consigneesfor Merchants, Shipowners , and others; undertake toprocure the English Staples of every description from themost eminent houses in Europe , with whom they are inconstant communication; and at the instance of manydistinguished members of the East India Company ’s service,the Agency is available for the supply of Stores for llegi-mental Messes, Public Institutions, Officers of the Naval,Military, and Civil Services, Native and European Residents.
Messrs. H. C. and Co. continue to receive periodicalConsignments of the finest Champagne, Clarets, and Ger-man Wines of the most favourite vintages, direct fromgrowers of known repute (the corks bearing the proprie-tors’ brand). They also continue to supply the splendidCabinet Champagne of Madame VX E Clicquot Ponsardin ;and as especial attention is paid to the corking and pack-ing before leaving the Vineyards, parties in India and theColonies may confidently rely upon receiving their Winesin perfect condition.
Complete instructions should be given, and all Ordersaccompanied by a remittance or reference for payment inEngland.
Insurances effected at Lloyd’s, at moderate premiums.
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CHICORY
in all its stages, from the Raw Root to the Ground Dust, asused in mixing with, and instead of, Coffee ; also
PASTEL, or IMITATION WOAD,
made from the leaves of the Chicory plant, and as used inthe Dye Vat for the fastening of different coloursin Woollen Cloths.
CHICORY, or “ CICHOlilUM,” a tap-rooted plant of theEndive family, the root of which is largely used as a substi-tute for Coffee .
From its medicinal qualities, it is considered a valuableadmixture to Coffee , as it counteracts the astringent effectsthereof.
It can also be sold at a much lower price, and, being ofhome produce, is recommended to the public, in connexionwith Coffee , as a wholesome and nutritious beverage, theconsumption of which is now becoming very general.Though formerly believed to be a prejudicial admixturewith Coffee , it is now positively proved to be quite thecontrary.
The leaves of this plant are also applicable to the manu-facture of a valuable Dye-Stuff called “ Pastel,” or “ Imita-tion Woad of which they form a principal ingredient. ^
This article is very largely used by Wool Dyers, and is avaluable agent in the Dye Vat, for fastening colours incloths.
The application of this plant to the above joint purposesis of recent date in Ireland . The first of the above-men-tioned articles produced from this plant were manufacturedand introduced into the English market with success by Mr.Paul King Bracken, from his manufactory in the neigh-bourhood of Dublin.
The samples now exhibited were grown and manufacturedby Arthur Hill Griffith, Esq., Gortmore, Ballymore,County Westmeath, under Mr. Bracken’s directions.
Mr. Griffith has established a Factory for the combinedproduce of Chicory and Woad, which is promising to bevery successful, and gives very considerable employment tothe poorer classes in the vicinity.
As an Agricultural Crop, and one suited to the soil andclimate of Ireland , together with the large quantity of labourrequired for the bringing of these articles to perfection,this plant is considered of great national importance.
In an economic view, the advantages can be ascertainedby a comparison of the respective prices of those articleswith the present prices of Coffee and Woad, neither ofwhich can be produced at double the remunerative prices ofChicory or Imitation Woad, both of which substitutes arein most respects quite as efficient, and some superior to,their originals._
SAUNDERS AND GATCHELL,
EXHIBITORS,
6 & 7, MOUNTRATH-STREET, DUBLIN, [i 2D8
Wholesale and for Exportation,
39, Gerrard-street, Soho, London ; and19, Boulevard de la Gare dTvry, Paris .
V ISITORS to the Exhibition, and more particularlythose who consume or deal in PERFUMERY , are in-vited to inspect the specimens of E. Rimmel’s manufacturewhich they will find .in the north-east gallery of the building.Price-lists and other particulars may be obtained at eitherof the Manufactories. E. Rimmed begs to draw the attentionof the Public to the fact that he is the only Perfumer pos-sessing a manufactory in Paris as well as in London , whichenables him to combine the well-known English soundnessof quality with French taste and modicity of prices; anadvantage which cannot fail to be appreciated by all intel-ligent home and foreign buyers. E. R. will conclude witha short notice of his articles most in repute.
Rimmel’s Exhibition Bouquet .Rimmel’s Jenny bind Bouquet.Rimmel’s Jockey Club Bouquet,Rimmel’s Ess. Bouquet .
Rimmel’s Spring Flowers.Rimmel’s Irrigators of all Per-fumes.
For the Complexion.Rimmel’s Serbis des Sultanes.Rimmel’s Creme d’lspahan.Rimmel’s Cold Cream.
Rimmel’s Amandine.
Rimmel’s Rose-Leaf Powder,
For the Teeth .Rimmel’s Odontine.
Kimmel’s Elixir.
Rimmel’s Artificial IIa
Rimmel’s Exhibition Pom made.Rimmel’s Nutritive Cream.Rimmel's Castor Oil Pomatum,liimmel’s Hair Wash.
Rimmel’s New Indelible Cos-metiques.
Rimmel’s Instantaneous Ilair I)yo
Improved Soaps.
Rimmel’s Illustrated Soaps.Himmel’s Ladies' Own Soap.Rimmel’s Musk Brown Windsor.Rimmel’s Malaktikon.
Rimmel’s Cream of Almonds.
Sundries.
Rimmel’s Peifumed Almanacks,Flora’s Fountains, WinterBouquets, &c.i, to imitate Human Hair ,
39, Gerrard-street , Soho, London ;and 19, Boulevard de la Gare d’lvry, Paris ,
(See Illustrated Catalogued) [i 25
EAU DE MBYTE PECTORALE DE DAIMA1J0Y.
Avis aux Negocians, Maisons d’ Exportations , et en general auPublic de toutes les parties du monde.
T ’EAU DE MENTE PECTORALE, renommee
Ju pour ses cxcellentes qualites et si largement employeedepuis i>lus d’un demi-siecle en Russie et autres parties deFEurope, se prepare chez Arthur Stephen Hill, 11, LittleBritain, London , qui en est 1’unique proprietaire, et dontle nom et Tadresse se trouvent sur chaque etiquette. Touteautre est contrefaite. Le proprietaire n’en fait que le debiten gros; mais elle se procure en bouteilles, en detail, chezJohn Corder, Chimiste , Kensington, pres la Grande Expo-sition.
Messieurs les Negocians venant de l’etranger sont prd-venus que toute ordre en gros de drogues ou mcdicamenspour l’etranger sont executes avec soin et sous le moindredelai. Les meilleures qualites sont garanties.—Magasinsen gros et d’exportation de drogues, Arthur Stephen Hill,11, Little Britain, London . [i 72
B OOKER and SONS, 13 and 14, MOUNT-ST.,
GROSVENOR-SQUARE, & EDMONTON , COACH-BUILDERS, by Appointment to the Queen, continue tomanufacture’ every description of Carriage in the best style,and on the most moderate terms. [i 05
S EULS MAGASINS des Tweeds et TartansEcossais de LOCKES, 119 and 127, Regekt Street.Chales et e'cliarpes plaids pour dames, grandes longueurs.Cachemires de Soie Alee, 6/4. Linsey-Woolseys (Brocatelles)pour robes, 8.
Plaids de voyage pour liomme, et Tweeds Ecossais decouleurs les plus variees pour habits de chasse, pantalons&c., propres a tous les climats. ( Class XII., No. 118.) [i 277