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Sutton Bow Church-yard; Mr. Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand ; Co. 150, Oxford-street, opposite New Bond-street , Medicine Venders; price 1 is, per bottle, and Family containing Four small ones, for 335. by which. 11 s. art with the words " Sam. Sotosreu, Liviraeoot,' engraved Stamp. Also, price ss. that Interesting' nd Useful Work ( trait of the Author,) entitled, " A GUIDE TO H or, Advice to both Sexes, in a Variety of Complaint Sotomott, M.D.—Containing a Treatise on Female Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General on those Diseases with which the Human folly is goody afflicted; explaining the Symptoms, moat of To and Remedies most properly adapted fur Sexual Debility. BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS P. lALAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justl! for curing, in all its stages, tke V EDEREAL One email PM is a dose, and the taking of one 'Box, able, will soon cowvince the patient of the certainty recovery. No:6!rig can be better contrived, more lab convenient than tltia Remedy, for such as .are obliged t titre or so sea, as it 'needs no confinement nor testramt rand sixty years experience (In an extensive practice) Irt4 that it will effect a Cure wben repeat, d Salivation And triethosL avail nothing. For the scurvy and other Disorder!. tbis Medicine bas not its parellel, 40A100 persons of both sexes have been radically abase t rues disorcitrs, within the test eight years. 1 sold by the Sole Proprietors, T.TAVLOR and SOI of the Royal Colbie of tiurgenns, at their House, 1 Bridge-street, in Poxes of only is. 9d. each, duty N.B. Two hack &wry, and Lights In the Passages 'rhe) are also sold by their appointment, with copious at the 1 try Shop, 103, Oaf Ira. street; Mr. Disborougb Dish-streetAlS, nearly opposite the Monument ; a! Person in every considerable ['own in Great Britain r I Advice grads to persons takirg the ab - ne, or other r.etor's Medicines. . • awing corn. • :lons Taint, . I : ' l ' the Blood, SOLOMON', 1 ' :, '. 1 i ." Habits, ;t- -and a gra- .4 ' .. ii bashed a.itl ti, :i T ' ). I I l ' s • 4 ton and Co. ~ r , 1 i Bacon and i I i I et ; and all : I ' ' ;oily bottles t' 1 1 . . .;. are saved, raved on the ' t - . I o ' . . , (with a Per. REA LTII; nu." By S. .' ,t ' - il • tie Diseases, • • it 'i tral Remarks • '1 - is mutt fre- .i f Treatment, : ! -4 1 ' ility, &c: , t . ~t • t i PATEN C. ' ' • . • i , ~ ly famous I. Di.ii:ASE,, t 1 i i '• , in a recent n of his speedy . , 1 . • :. are, or snort . • - efi to so Sour. . ram: of diet; ) Irt.i. ;Toyed t , ' •', . .. And all othey ,er Chun mal , 1 Upwards . of 1 • I ' r cured of the 1 Prepar.d acid I ' 1 11 IN, Membeni I ;: :if Ni'. 9, 1 1, 1ew ; L ; j I y included.— es at •night ••••• I 0113 d'ieeJloni . . • antis, No. 7, . . ; and by owe 0 . ; in and Odin& I . !' i r cf 'hi eto. i ' • 1 . ' . I 1 0 l . ; I . 1 4 . . 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