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T HE salutary effect of this lostitutitm is manifest from the following very extraordinary Case London to wito.—" John Jackson, a the Borough of South wark, broker, maketh ends and sahib, that in the year 181 i, be was afflicted with a dangerous disorder, and was nearly seeentsvn months under the care of several respectable Surgeons, without obtaining any relief. The disease rapidly increasing, his lite beteg is danger, was recommended to Dr. Cooper's Medical Board, Charlotte-Home, Blackfriars-road, where the progress of the disease was immediately stopped, and he was boon restored so perfect health, which, by the blessing of Goo, be still enjoys, hereby declaring, that in stating these facts he is iniueneed by no other motive than a grateful return for so miraculous a cure, sad the duty he owes to lns fellow creatures. (Signed) " JOHN JACKSO.K" WITNESSES PRESENT, " F. M. Lawrence, 25, Blackman-street, Borough, Paper. hanger; Thomas Johnson, 6, Charlotte•streer, Blackfriars.road, Auctioneer; Thomas Darby, St. Michael's-44, Cornball, Taller • gmt r) 4,er. " sworn at the Mension•honse,lble 9th day of Match, 1916, before me, (dlgned) " MATTHEW WOOD, Mayor." Messrs. Course and Co. are consulted daily by all tanks of people, float Twelve till Eight, and thins the attendee of skint Who Isavadseen Improperly filiated.--Adthe grade . on Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday Mornings, until Twelve o'clock. imedae N.lt e Dr of .Obo yemaies tas patroo wbost ises apav an Zembffiskamet rrsores 4eti t acui r sheasihrtargeons their Actoopbstasou ••riir GUILDHALL; LONDON, Mae 1, MOIL THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY's LANDS, will meet at Guildhall, on Monday, the 20th silty of May insitatit. at Twelve of the Clock at Nam, VOT TaLET.by PUBLIC AUCTION. a Deplane !Pea L OO, m , i t . `for Three Yeasts, from Mkbentiner,42l*._ `et itiiiimptrcin) of thiolllee or Mace of Co Leer and Receiver od die Al Of the City's Toll. and Duties at Whiteehapel Ban, and all the BREAD, Liberties of this City *bean Southward to the Cestom•kouse, termad together with thecae.. Tolls and Dwies; To Let by Public Auction, a like Depandea and Lease of the etas Oal City's Tolls and Duties at Bishopsgate Bare„and all the Liberties 'Town 4 of this City thence Westward to the sdte of the late &Mena ha). Hospital, and Eastwardito Whiteehai d Ban exclusive, together Borwicks with the same Taßs and Duties ; Mester, To Let by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the Cornwall City'eTolls and Dudes at Altlnsgate Bars, and all the liberties aougfh of tbb City thine. Eastward to the site of the late &Mem uumb•Th Hospitil,including Crippkgate and Moorgate, together with the Dena. same Tolls and Duties; Dorset, To Let by Public Auction a like Deputation and Lease of the .City's Tolls and Duties at liaildsfield Bars, it'd all the liberties 'OATS, I of this City thence Eastward to Aldengate Bars exclusive, loge. thee with the sane Tolls aed Duties • Bucks, le Le by Public Auction, a likopeputadoe and Lena of the 1/()RAO City's Tolis ar:d Dude; at Holborn bars, and all the Liberties in Ben of this City thence Southward to Temple Bar, and Eastward to unden Smithfield Bars exclusive, together with the same Tolls and Berke,. Duties; Devon, Ti Let by Public Auction, a like Deputation and Lease of the Dorset, City's roils and Duties at Temple Bar, and all the liberties' f Esser, this City thence Southward to Puddle Dock, together with the same Tolls and Duties. That N. B. A deposit of half a year's rent on each District of the of June Tolls is to be made at the time of the Auction, and to be fir- marked, felted on nonperformance of the Contract; and one half year's Office of rent is always to be paid in advance. none wil The Conditions for Letting the said Tolls may be seen gt the sent by i Comptroller's Office, Guildhall. Prop. JOSEPH BUSHNAN, Okeptrolkr. Island , e ~v3t