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F:atchard, Bookseller to her Majesty, ISO, opposite Albasiy, rRYCE stm)EmcvitALryarmit. • tOk Rio; MANOR spa Valuable tAEF.Hoz.n i Farm and Lin'As (whit I.2ndkat rrtacaaid) we &AA Rid* of the County oPtiiti. • TO BE soi.n bT AiiCTION; fit Mr. WMt STAttrOl4; • • • At tie lievailey Arou Inn, in tie 'Amin of Baititileriliaa oral Tly and ..114-.4a), lIN Soda ar.d vier ditys et ay, 1414 each day at rwataa u'Ll, it, um.thakwin g aaltiobla ht Yd lamb, via • n CANAL. rirint coldm" A irT W EE E " in win meet at the Cnnipatii's Oiracc t U t ullumpton, on Thiteiday, the ICtit Aprit next, at Eleven ' to receive ProjJoia's for, and to let Three &ffilas of .Qatibit, imbanking, and Puddling, from near SAM?. ford, towards Tiverton, Devon. -Plans and Spet4Scition's may be seen at the said Office in Collumptun ; at Mr. W. C. Damant's , Shorter.. Cow, Lan don ; and at the Office of Messrs:Ward and Merriman, Solid tort, Maribolvinak.—And for further information, apply tnidr• Wallis, the resident Engineer, at Halberton, nrae Tiverton. Marlin:wallah, March 28,1812. GENERAL insToßt OF THE CAMPAIGNS IN SPAIN AND PORI MAL. This dij was puhlished, Part 6, price 33. 6d ; fine Paper ss. AHISTORY of the CAMPAIGNS of the BRI TISH FORCES in SPAIN and PORTUGAL, from its commencement to the present time, 'standing Anecdotes of die. anguished Military Conduct in Individuals, whatever their rani; in the Army.—Parts I, It, 3, and 4, form the First Volume, which contains the Policy of the War, Military View of the Peninsula, and Preliminaries to the Operations of the Ir:tiaa Army.—Numbers 5 and ti, commence with the att.. Operations of the Army under General Spencer, to the Convsanion oiChstra. Published by T. Goddard, hlilisary Libr•ry, No. LP:sit-Malt MIL WILKIE will exhibit: this befonth, at N o . 874 p a g,man, ALL THE PICTURES. H d. HAS PAINTED, "j a ding several (four of theme large onev) which have never aw ned before the Ogle. • --- • I'HF: MANOR or 1 ORDSHIP of EGSTL N. 1 WL C , witki the RA. his, Royalties. a. Appiressiesse thereto b..4tingini, tnodstr with the Me W 1 Conbaiii amounting to At). us. 6( 1 - I Pr 14100111, and thi finati wish* Rant ..everal Hols. 4. 1..t1 37e Acres of tailed held St shit Minor :.%myhold in Thittilaze ;A•4l a wlludble Farm, cuutitsang $9 Aegis, with ne* erected Paritiohouie and Oul•butk.%fia situate about five miles .frum the Mark e t Tetra * Haf9n , aid twain trail the Port ut Hall NEW MUSIC. l ust p u blishedby Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. Mud.' cal learn:nest Manufacturer, and Music Sellers, No 20, Soho- , spun:, Loodan; and No. 7, Westmorland-street, Dublin. THE Overture, Songs, and Duets, in the Grand -L Melo-Dramatic Opera of th. Virgin of the &mots perform. log at the Theatre Royal, Covent-Garden, composed and arranged for the Piano-forte byki.R. llishop,price los. tid. I..ikewise the Chorusses,uintettes, price 7s. 6d. 1 be' whole together price Q iss. 'lle favourite air of Robin Adair, arranged with Va riations for the Piane.forte, Harp, and Flute, by J. Mazzinghl, price .ss. or single for dte Piano-torte and Flute on , y, 3s. The favourite Songs of Soldier rest, and Huntsman rest, harmonized as a Glee by J. Marainghi, price sts. 6d. The Labyrinth, i So.' nuaDive'rtimeato, by M. P. King, 3s. Divirtitatasto a la Mbi. ore, by ditto, Ss. 6d. Why does izueo.deek the ,Sity ? a fiwoo. Site Balsa, hamaosased for three Vbieli, by 1. Michell, is. sd. }tail to the mighty Power of Song, a Charter Glee, composed for she lieef Steak Club, be Sir Stevesson, Ss. Go, balmy Zephyr, a favourite Canzonet, composed by W. Fish, Is. 6d. Six Canzo nets, with an Acconipmaiment -for the Piano Forte or Harp, by J. Ross, price 7s. 6d. • THIRTY POUNDS REWARD. WHOEVER can give information to John Robert Nason, Esq of 4lvestrin, near Stratford upon Avon, as to a Mirslage between a Mr. Harper, of Burton Lathner in Nor thamptonshire, with a Miss Rupell, of Cubbington, near War wick, to have taken place at Coventry, or some of the adjacen sla t f Ci e thea, or at Market Harbbrough or Burton Latimer, in the Comity of Northampton, hetwotot IRO or 200 years ago, a discovery of the said Mai riags being itectiary, as it relates to a Trial concerning a considerable Landed Estate, which took place at the Northampton Micisummtv . .4.s!ise, in the year 1805, before Bac late lodge Rookr, shall be entit!ed to the above reward . I, s Y' i UNION OF CA 'I HOLICS AND DISSENI r.:is. The MA.ICI iN ESTATE, (mask tins of, Agee of Leadi with Farm -goose *,d oecestarr•Ota-btaidiags, sham* is tip l'aeoth Of Swine, *boot ninequdes frost Hall, sad trfolao trim Beeerky.... AND RF.SIDENCE—AVILTS. To be LET r,. from the 25th of March, 1814, for Seven Years, ACOMFORTABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, well known' by the name of CLAttaNDON PARK, wi th the Furniture thereto belonging, and the exclusive privilegt% of free warred and game over that well wooded Manor of near 5000 Acres, abounding with pheasants, bares, and other game ; with or without a Deer Park of near 300 Acres, and upwards of 100 Acres of Arable and Pasture Land in hand. _ Th's *was published, 4th edition, price t ALE'ITZR to a PROTESTANT DISSEN TER, in answer to the Question- 11 Shall the DI senters join with the Roman Catholics it; their Petition to Parliament, for what is calltd Catholic Rotandpstion r Contailnog Remarks on Reliiious Liberty aad Political Poster, bolls as they affect Political Power, and as they Weft th: E..tahlSbed Charch and Protestant Dissenters; applicaLle to the pltient•mo rae:ltous trims. The bIItIBLETON. ESTATE, ttmaprislag sine Limps at Land; situate is tt.: Parisi of Sulora*, limit sit mike Isom }Newington. The lOU rtt DAL TOW RSTATE 4 taasistids of IS Atm at Land, s tuate about six thilei Ireton &wary, aad the More dia tame from Mart W. 44ton. 'the SEATON 14033 E ;I: 4 ITE, coairlare 105 Arse Of Land at Seatan Ro:s and Bfiiby, terca auks from Mutat Weighton. . . London : Printed for Williams and Son, No. 10, ta!loners% Court Lucf ate l wet t. Titr REIGHTON ESTATE, cowls:lnt d a Mire Mat lido." and to A6r4 of Land, "bout wt miles item at 14 from Scarborough The MOLESCROKt ESI'ATE, vel..lcb Is &twat M 901111 0 ley, and comprises 12e Accii ; and if :pot prevloully &posed of by Private contract, will alto be Sold by Auction. A InVELLINC;IIOCSE, laid, Stahl,- caulk., god limo Roods of I.:ind at Woo4tnansey, ant the Tithes Yisllls frtol cer4iti coat.iioity about 1347 Acw, in the TOilolbles of WOotiinansey, l'hearne, Wool Stuttblll, Sandhedein Pickton, within the Parysh of ht. Joint a Bever.ty, to the LS Riding of the Cdunty of rck. • . • NEW PIANO-FbitTE PRECEPTaIt. This day was published, By Button and Whitaker, 75. St. Paul's Cburck-yard, London, r 1 'HE PUYI Qs FRIEND; or, INSTRUCTIONS fur the NANO. FOt.TE, wit% Notes. To which are at:tied, lifteeit Lessons. fingered for the use of Learners; wit:. Prilatles she eaifermit Keys. By S. HALE. Second Edition, cut rcctsd,priees. • The Reviewer of Music in " Actzersatt's I<Lramoar or AlT3,' No. XXXIV. seeaks of this admirable Book of law ue. Lions iu the f.,llowing high terms of apyrobation Of all the slarnemiu - y Treati.es of Instruction , tor the Piano-forte, we o. none which Could claim a preference over Mr. HALC'S Itra'S FAIETID. It comia;nes conciseness with simplicity and ifersplcuity in so eminent a degree, that we ate sum any person 4 moderate understanding may attain the first ruclimy.nts of Paco-torte playing, without the .a..i.tance lit a nias er. •-• • * • The prica-of this useful Publication, considering the body of leforma . tiou catupreestOithin thaty page., extreme.y 1110• erne.' a, For a view of the Prentiss', apply to the Bailiff, at the. House; and to treat fur the sane, to Meows. Webb, Webb and Attwood, Salibury. • This day was published, in thick evo with Sixteen Engravings, price 18s. Boinit. AN ACCOUNT of the SYSTEMS of HUSBAN. DRY adopted In the more improved Dhtriet 6 of Scotkaod; with some Oben - Various on the improvements of which they are susceptible. Drawn up for the Consideration of the Board of Agr.calture, with a vicw of explidning how far those tirteml are applicable to the his cultivated parts iu Engl.mil and Scotlaud. By the. Right Honourable silt JON tiINCLALK, President of the Board of Agrici,mire. " Knowledge is power."—B.scoN. Printed fur I.ongman, Burst, Rees,Orme, and Brown, Pater noster-row; G. and V.' . Nicol, Pal-Mall ; Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and 1. Cumming, Dublin. This day was publi•hed. iu 11vo, pine Ss. stitched in blue, VIM . ° iIY over Sil4 and DEATH T A SEKIION, Areached in the Churche: of tt. Werburgh and St. James, l'rrisol, on . unday, Janu.ry :4, I uf4, in occasion Of the Death of tti. ' who deparieci this i.i!e on the 31'st December, !sit, the titit h year of her apt; to which are added, Memoirs of the Deceased.—By the Rev. J. T. SANGAR, A, M. • Chaylain to the Right Hon. Lord Grey. and late Fellow of Odd College, • Ilford. Published for the Benefit of a thar'itelation bf the Deceased. • London t. Itold by I.oncrnan, Hurst, and Co. Williams and Smith, J. HatchArd, anu 1.. B. Ndeluy ; J. Diana, Bath ; J. Richard son, and W. litti4 o, Prin•yr and DuukseUer, Bristol. N. B. he Mamoirs may be had st•prat... price la. stitched. N. B. Molescrofecr.rate *in be Sold the rare ss 2f trit. Loo t and the remahnoe e part of the propny the dry, 12 Lem This day st se published. A new Edition, band.oniely 'minted in four large volumes Ilvn. with a Portrait and severed Engravings, pace 6a. in boards, of r l -3 1 - 1L MISCELLANEOUS WORKS nr/OLI. VER CO I.D3MITH, M.D. To which is yri filed some Accouta of his Lifr and Wr tinges For part faders apply to Measly. ral lam arta bomb silk, Solicitors, Liucolu's hm , Lo•idon; Messrs. Handley and Pearson, huUciturs bleaford, Lincolnshire; Mows. 'Wad and Chapenan, Laud .4 ' grnts, Middle sl'emple !fall, Lottdou; Richard Tourt•end, E.q. Newbawf, lints; John Lockwood, Esq. &Oars ley, Yorkshire; the Auttiosiser, littchen; Hens; aad di Ms. I iarwood, of the Besrtley Arms Lou afires..ll. Elegantly prntcd, on a line %t rain!c denty, with blank spaces for the admission of reknt: tis by the ;Satanical Student; and Illtts• tatted ty•Coppaplates, price 10s. tad. in boards, A BO I'ANICAL CALENDAR; exhibiting at one view Abe Generic art,l3,.ecitic Name, the Class, Order, and. Habitat of all the Bruit Plants, arranged according to their time of Flowering, under each M rub in the Year. Brevb esse laboro —HonAci SLATERS PA FENT COOKING APPARATUS. aT. LEMAITRE, sole Agent , takes the liheity • of informing his Fritnds and the , Public he now exhibits tat sale the above Apparams.at his Warehouse, 34, Qistle•strcet, Sawn. It is the best Cooking Apparatus in the kingdom ; and tke most dean, delicate, and cheap mode of steaming, stewing, tosstiug, baking, broiling and boiling. A dinner for WO perzons >fuybe drrtaed yrith less than a peck of - Cooly. N. & The Apparatus is gemendly In use, and ready for inspeat log from one to four o'clock. [ J JOHNSON takes the I.l"ertf i:f acquahuing the • Nubility and GeOtry, that she has, within the last liweaa inglit, bad a supply oreik of the pripcipal Icgredients In th• lompusition Of jTIRACII 9 II [TALL(' 921.1 fur staking the Hair grow ; and as many Ladies have thorglit the Proprietor Was dead, nut haring sren the Oaf advertised for the last five yeas; MS takes the litety of asistrlg usi than, that the only meson fee sot making them public, as , was her not being able to get sufficient supply of the above Ankle from the Calcium, lb accommodate even bee Ovate Customers. For the unique Virtues of this Article, Me A4grathenest i casionally insisted in this Paper. * No. 94, Newasau-striql, Feb. 11; lets • _ _ Pr:stied tur W. Otriige and ;on, F. C and J. Rivingron, J. Walker, W. Lowntle:, Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, J. Cuthell, F. th ingrave, Scatcl t.rd and Letterman, Wakie and Robinson, K. Lea, Darton and Harvey, Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme; and Brown, Cadell and Davies, J. Richardson, P. Crosb7 and Co. it. Baldwin, J. Faultier, P. and W. Wyane, sod J. Johnson and Co. Of whom may be bad, The nine Work, elegantly printed in five Pocket Volumes, price iet is boards. By the Rev. WILLIAM Pt lELPS, A. B. ••• A. very moll rarnbe:-.liave been printed on a thick royal drawing paper, with the PLitea beautifully coloured, price aCi.ss. half--bound in Morocco. _ _ _ rc tee London : Primed for Lackington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muses, Finiburp-square. he Ia at 'MONEY is always ready to advance, at legal an s•Tl unity interest, upon every dtacription of real property tad eligible personal security. All Annuities val be redeemable, aid the business transacted vp t h promptitude secrecy, and ho how. Apply personally, between nine and flee, or by haw, to the Direetur of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-street, Golden-square; where the Nobility sod Gentry will experience a never-failing resource, the funds of this institution being equal to the most capital advancement, h?wever considerable, and mat ters of moment are iuprinapal object. This day were published, elegantly printed in 4 vols. (in unifor mity with Mrs. Barbauld's Collection of British Novels), with a Life and fine Portrait of the Auhor, prize 18s. THE ADVENTURES of GIL BL 4S of Santil lana. Tran•lased from the French of Le Sage, By T. SMOLLEFT. London: Printed for Lackingtou 9 Allen, and Co.; Longman , Hurst, Refs, sad Co.;Cadet audPavies, Ocridge and Son. J. Nunn, J. We/her, W. Lowniles, J. Richardson, J. Mawman, G. Robinson, J. Faulder, R. Baldwin, Cradock and Joy, A. K. New man, and Gale and Curtis. Of whom may be had, elegantly and uniformly printed with the above, in 4 vols. with Life and fine Portrait of the Author, price £l. The Life and. Exploits of Don Quittotte de is Mancha: Trans lated from the Spanish of Cervantes, by Charles Jarvis, Esq. MR. SPILSBURIC, irons his success in Szroph 4. lons Cases, may be coquetted any nxwinrg between tai bouts of Eleven and l hear, at his Dispensw7, du. Is, Fa 1. square, London. Patients we'iing to et4sul:. lam a: their *Ma hear% on aiseases of the joints, seo:hatic and mixt,* elt.a• plaints, ißevious to malaise gm of the Patent Anti.etiehutic Were. will hare a decided op i nio n as to the pr ambit: y of suecese...a rerun of suendsnee may be known at the Dispensary, tio. 1 y Sithe-sivare. As there are numerous comitedetts 4 oases to el• fur Spilsbury's Patent Ankiseorinatic Droys with the Ilsarciutt printed in black ink, in bottles of Ss . N. liable honk* &Us. 11 larger Al es. duty included. • Compoucd Ewen* es. DispensayfNe. IS, 3451i0-puce. Loulea. W. 1). 7!•• . xai,ooo £1 5,000 I £4OOO I £2OOO 10,000 I 5000 ::000 I 1000 &c. &c. &r. 1 Prize et 1 • 1 • 4 1. • _ eri Yr 44 it I.et those huy now, who never bought before, And those who always bought, now buy the . more IN the LOTTERY alt to be drawn 30th of this Month, April; it containing Prizes of as great magnitude whit others of value never before known, and only 12,00 U Tickets, The e superior advant4,es will no doubt cause a scar city of Tickets and Shares: an inunediate purchase is therefore respectfully advised b'r LADYI3RANSCOiVIB, WIDOW of SIR J. BRANSCOMB, No. 1, HOLBORN BARS, Corner of Middle Row, Bung the only Mee Licensed by and in the Name of . BRAN:COX:R. J[ SIVEWIUGHT earnestly reconmends the Pub • • lic attention to the Grand and lrnprovea SCHEME of the NEW I.OIITRY, to draw soth APRIt , which, though twi nging of only 12,000 'tickets, contains Prizes of Capitals, in variety andvaiiie,sterior to any Lottery for se vcral ytz.rs pan, and as lick.ns and Shares art sure to be scarce before the Dr4wing, solicit an early purchase at the Old and un rivalled fortunate Offices of Sir JAMES IIItANSCOMB and Co. No. 37, Cornhlll, No. 11, Holborn, No. 3a, Haymarket, I No. HI, Oxford-street. SPRING I.OTTERY. DIDDING and Co. No. 1, Cornhill, (the corner heat to t:111 Mansion-House), remind their Friends that the Prssent Lottery, abounding'la ith an unexampled Variety of maz hificent Prizee, will be all drawn she soth of Tius MON lu the last Lottery, P. and Co. sold No. 8,436,A PTize of .£510,000, And Nos ft,921, a Prize of £4OO, in twenty-right Shares; be- Shies crhich, thr%r genera mas 4 of various Priers so greatly stuwetled the due proportion, that if one individual ha•l purchased all the Ticketi and Sl..res sold by them, they •could have yielded it ?berate of LION. IR% 4d. per Ticket, or upwards of £17,000 owe sad above the. Prime Cost. This wa's ItaJe.d Luca, Real. LUCK, which PILIDINO and Co. hope and expect will be rept.wt ed it their Mike, No. I, Cornh•ll, the former I.ucky Residence of N:r. GUY, who accumulated about 4100,000.000 n iden tical not, out of which he Guilt and endowed the Hospital in the Boroi-zn. • itTC "-- HAR DSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. the Contractor*, respectfully submit the fallowing Scheme of the ?result Lowry, to the inspection of the Pj!,l•e. They do tot eductive that acv comment upon its advantages is rece.sary, "thct feel assured that it 4 superiority will appear on a lair com tatean with the Scheme of any former Lottery. '1 ickets and biates tie nit Sale at their office% the corner of liank-buildiug% tlr),, L 'kW, t and fatting the iiing'.. Mews, C haring - Cross, where in "7 ot Lottery, (..lrawn the 114th February, 1812) Na. 8,486, a Lire of J.: . ...0,000, was sold In eleve.n , Shares. SCHEME. ' se..lopon is X20,04)0 1.1,000 "- - ' i ,tato 10,1X:0 ,- - 10.,000 . 5,000 - - .5,ta.3 • . 4TO° .. . .1.00:0 • - 11,000 - - SA.OO • 4 • s, co - -4, , Q 0 . . 3, 0 00 - , - 4,04x0 I ' • • . (..t.O - - 3,000 .100 • r 3;200 10 • .". . 12 500 • • . 3,000 to " • V. , ...0 - - 2,400 • .:. _ ' 100 - - 2,0;4 50 . - 70 102 .^ 50 - - 2,100 . . 10 - - 2,3110 .. • , . 50 - - 3, 0 00 • 11..1 • . ••• ' • .S . - - 9,1(11) -,01/0 :1 • 1..1141.. . ...). . 13 - - ,o,ooo' 0117 I I P 1)0.. di di affer'ent Numbers. The Whole to 16 4441111 itled a' onedly, saw 10th of *lds Month, .April. This day were published, Very riepntly printed in loge Bvo. price ISs. FIVE HUNDRED POINTS of GOOD HUS BANDRY ; together wi:h the Boot of Hodsawirx r:— bring a Caletu'ar of Domestic and Rural Economy for every month in the ye•tr; and exhibiting a Picture of the Agriculture, Customs, and Manners of England. in the Sixteenth Century. By THOMAi RISSER, Gent. A New Edition, with Notes, georgical, illustrative, and explana tory—a Class - all and other improvements Br WILLIAM MAVOI2, LL.D. Honorary Member at the litaar.lot Agriculture. Sm. &e. ••• A v,ky limited Number have been thrown olf, on a fine wove quarto paper, elegantly printed in red and black, for the eu rious, price Two Guinea.. London : Printed for Laelington, Allen, and Co. Temple of the Muse., rin4bury square. Just publ!shott, Pan L svo. price 55. to be voinpleted in Three or Four Parts, ' ----- THE CHRISTIAN READER'S GUIDE; a Characteristic Catalogue of the most important Modern English Publications on 'I heolory, and other Branches of Know ledge therewith c.nnected : on each Work the Opi nions of the host Authors and be most n:spectable Reviews: to which u praised au Essay on Keist!intend on the choice cf Books. London : Printed for Williams and. Son, No 10, 2Pationers% court, Lndgate-strtet.—The Part may be ex,,ected in June. Where may be bad the greatest variety of Modern Theological Publication% particularly the folkstrior : The New •leztansent. with Devotional Reflections ; adapted fur the Family or the Closet. By the late John ()lilies, D. D 2 vol.. Syn. 181. Reflections on all the Books of the 014 and New Testament. 'By P. Allis, 1) D. Bvo. 103. 6d. Select Homilies of the Church of Englagid,l2rno: 3s. ed. GENUINE EDITION/I.OF HUMES HIIITORY OF ENG LAND complete, tend SMOLLErrs CONTINUATION. This day we published, and sold either'toinher or iNoarate, 1. M R. HUMPS HISTORY of ENGLAND, LTA. from the Invasion of Julies Cesar to the Revolution In 1638. With the Author's last Corrections and Improvemenh, and a short Account of hit Life, written by himself. handsomely printed, in eight volumes, Octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, price £3. 19i. in - boards. . Another Edition, elegantly printed in eight volume, royal Bvo. price £5. 12:c in boards. 2. Dr. Smolt( tt's Continuation of tile History to the Deals sit* King George 11. 1-I.aid rimed in five volumet, octavo, with a Portrait of the Author, prize £2. ss. in boards. Another Edition, elegantly printed, is liv‘vellusies, royal Sao. price £3. tOs. in-boar ds. . 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Delicated to the Duke of York, Patron of the Instinttion. PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE, and k• dreadful cooseqeenees, as trictures, Debility, Ulcerations, &c. and that weakness and de movement of the Generaeve Organs which impairs the constita • nun, pointing out a side method of cure, speedy and secret In stri.:turcs without caustic, and also in those other affections, with an Account of the Lock Dispensary, as a safeguard against sin pyricism in this pract.ce, so fatal to the ruing and unwary. By F. K:ERN AN, .. hlembar of the Royal College, London; and Surjeon to the • Lock D:spetisary. Sold by Sherwood and Co. 20. Patense.t-r-row ; and by the Author, at his private House, Stl, Lower Ciaarlutte-street, Bed ford-square. VALUABLE BOOKS in ANATOMY, SURGERY, and MEDICINE, lately publi.hed by *l - 11011AS UNDLIMOOLIi Medical Bookseller, 40, West Srnithfitld. 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SPRING DIE I. 1, it Is in Spring (observes a celtbrawd Physician) that comer tuttonal ditesses come into action; and if, at th,s wason, patopisi were to adopt an aittradve diet, taiuch human mls.ry would prevented," 'I'HE NUT of the, SASSAFRAS TREE is not - 1 - only very nourishing and pleasant to.the palate, but ample experiace has proved :t to be more elEcatium is correcting the coustitution and purtfyiug the bluml,thwi the Laois Diet brink or Sarsaparilla. People subject to eruptions of the skin, and arch as area Gouty, Dino" Antistatic, or Consumptive titbits, will had the • Sassafras Cocoa, a most invaluable article of tie. In the periodical Works on Medicine it is highly extolled, and its use Is adopted by several ennnynt Physician*. It is sold in a ground state tor boiling (hi the tame manse ais coffee), price es. ed. per pound, by W. Wilson, 'IL pp, i. rand. Orders from the country mutt be eccolnipented Whig a remittance. READINU SAUCE, for FISH, GAME, SI E4KS, qtr.. 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