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GR AY'S
ANNUAL DIRECTORY.
PART FIFTH.
A VARIETY OF INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
CARD.
'R HOGLTE, SURGEON DEN-
TIST, -with grateful acknowledgments to
his Friends and the Public for patronage and sup-
port during sixteen years, respectfully submits to
their attention the happy result of numberless ex-
periments in the formation and iniproveraent of his
NEAV COMPOSITION TEETH AND GUMS, which he nOW
warrants perfectly unalterable, both as to substance
and colour, even in the most imhealthy mouths ;
not at all liable to break during mastication, and, in
beautiful semitransparency and varied natural tints,
by far the nearest imitation of healthy teeth and
gums.
EniNBirRGH, 1 4, Hill Street, 1834.
HILL STREET BATHS.
THESE BATHS are most comfor-
tably fitted up. The following is a List of
the Prices, which will be found moderate, (especially
to Suhscrihcrs for a set^J when the superior comfort
and accommodation are taken into view ; —
CHARGES.
Hot or Cold, Single Bath, 2s. Od. or Ten for 15s.
Wann Shower, do. Is. 6d. do. ISs.
Cold do. do. Is. Od. do. 8.s
Vapour, do. 2s. 6d. do. 21s,
Salt may be had for an addition of Is. for Com-
mon, and 6d. for Shower Baths. No gratuity to
any of the attendants. Open from 8 morning till
10 evening.
Edinburgh, 17 and 19 Hill Street.
STATIONERY AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
NO. 30, BERNARD .STREET, LEITH.
PHILIP WATT, Stationer and Mu-
sic Seller, No. 30, Bernard Street, has at all
times on hand an extensive assortment of ACCOUNT
BOOKS, consisting of Ledgers, Journals, Day and
Cash Books, manufactured of the best materials and
workmanship, and bound in the most substantial
manner.
WRITING PAPERS in great variety, from the
lowest to the finest qualities ; together with every
other article in the Stationery trade, of the first qua-
lity, and on moderate terms.
MUSIC P. W. returns his sincere thanks to his
Friends and the Public, for the great increase of pa-
tronage which he has received in this department of
his business ; and begs to state, that his stock of
Music is now and at all times very complete.
June, 1834.
KENNETH TREASURER, Tailor
and Clothier, No. 5 George Street,
takes the Mberty of infoi-ming his Friends and Em-
ployers that he has assumed George Knight as
his Partner, and that the Business is now carried on
under the firm of Treasurer and Knight.
K. Treasurer avails himself of this opportunity of
returning his most grateful acknowledgments to his
Customers for their support, and the unvaried kind-
ness they have shewn him for the period of 35 years,
during which he has carried on Business in Edin-
burgh ; and begs to assure them that the utmost
attention will always be paid both to the fitting and
ta^efullt/ vialing up of every article of Clothing, as
also to the time of its delivery.
Edinburgh, June, 1834.
FINEST SODA & MAGNESIA WATERS.
XT C. BAILDON, Successor to, and
-"--*-• for six years Manager for T. Butler and
Co. Chemists, 73, Prince Street, Edinburgh, begs
to inform the numerous Friends of the Establish-
ment and the Public, that he has now brought the
manufacture of SODA and MAGNESIA WATERS
to the highest state of perfection, by means of a most
powerful machine, which, icith a very important im-
provement just added, enables him to compress a
much larger quantity of fixed air into these \\''ater8
than was previously practicable. This improved ap-
paratus he will with great pleasure shew to any gen-
tleman. And in order that the drinkers of these be-
verages may obtain them in the greatest perfection,
H. C. B. has just erected a fountain, by which he is
enabled to produce a very great degree of cold in the
hottest summer months, upon the principle — that of
evaporation — ^practised in the tropical climates.
This mode is quite effectual in reducing the tem-
perature of Soda and Magnesia Waters, the extrao-
rdinary efficac}' of which in allaying thirst, and cor-
recting acidity, is now universally acknowledged ; and
the rapidly increasing demand for them since the
reduction in price, makes it important that they
should be supplied of the very best quality. Quan-
tities of one dozen bottles and upwards, carefiUly
packed, are sent to any part of the countrj-.