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VW" - • -• • :To^. • • - :" : . n • • • : • • -. .. ~io ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. GREAT SUCCESS, ' " • Twenty-seVenth Time of Daum TN FRANCE. HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Feb. 6, and •A: during the Week, will be presented, an entirely new Buffo, Terpsichoric, Peripatetic, Lexiographic, Satirical, and Loyal pd. Moral Barletta Extravaganza Entertainment, in Three farts, called GREEN IN FRANCE ; OR, TOM AND JERRY'S TOUR. Thomas Corinthian, Esq. Mr. Wrench ; Jeremiah Hawthorn, h . Mr. John Reeve ; Doctor Logic, Mr. Herring ; James Green, r. Wilkinson; Chevalier Rubanrouge, Mr. Daly; La trance, Air. Brown; Mrs. Corinthian, Mrs. Baker • Mrs. Flaw thorn, ,lire. Waylett ; Mrs. Logic, Miss S. Pitt ; Harriet Dunn, Mrs. Daly ; DAchPlette, Miss E. Pitt. After which will be ptesented"(?th Time) an entirely New Comic, Satirical, Epical, Moral Burletta, with an Introductory Pre lude, on " The Taste of the Town," called THE FANCY'S OPERA ! Principal Characters in the Prelude—Playtrump, the Manager, Mr. Lee; Shift, the Prompter, Mr. Phillips; Colley Skylark, Esq. a Fancy Author, Mr. Herring. Principal Characters in the Opera—Millington, Mr. 3. Reeve ; Mr. John Try, Mr. Brown ; Patrick, Mr. Walbourn ; White, Mr. Dennis; --: Hedges, Esq. Mr. Elliott; Caleb Trite , Mr. Buckingham; Dicky Alifly, Mr. Sanders; Ahy Shock, Mr. Bishop; Mr. Heavyswell, Mr. Salter; Mr. Makeweighs, Mr. Daly ; Jinits, Mr. W. Reeves ; TomMy Tothill, Mr. Shaw; Miss Amelia Mentor. Miss S. Pitt; Miss Grace Tykt, Miss Dyer Nanny, Mrs. Bryan. * ln the course of the Piece the goltowing new Scenery will be introduced:—Hercules' Arms Training House, Kingston Bot tom ; Sporting Parlour of ditto ; Training Course, near King ston tom ; Club Room of Hercules' Arms,. fitted ep fur the Moonrakers' Free and F.asy ; Kingston Bridge ; Exterior of Bed lion, Hampton ; Hampton Ferry, and Sloubey Hurst. ;r - f- The Road to the Mill, arranged from Cruikshanks' cele brated Piece ott the same subject. Boxes, 4s. Pit, Its. Gallery, Is. Doors opened at Six ' and Pet tot : Hance begin a Quarter before Seven. Half-price at Half p:o t Eight. 1 1 111RTY-SEVEN Capitals in the last Lottery, No. 4,660, the Grand £30,000 in the previot., I.uttery, and several other Ca7itals, were shared and sold 'by BISII, w:i3se Offices stand pre.entinent for the sale of Capital Prizes, ss he is the only Office-keeper who ever sold TWO Prizes of £30,000, TWO Prizes of £40,000, and SI xTEEN Prizes of 47 , 0,000, besides Prizes of £25,000, .4•20p00, &c. &c. too minitious fur insertion, amounting to several Millions._ A new State Lottery, con.ist►ng of only 6000 Tickets, yet containing Prizes of £20,000, £16,000, &c. Ste. all Money, and all to be drawn In ONE DAY, 251 of FEBRUARY, B NOW SELLING Sr T. BISH, Stozk-Broker, 4, CORNHILL, and 9, CIIMUNG-CROSS, And by his Agents in the Country. • •.• The Prices of Stocks are affixed, hourly, against BISII's o!Ticc in Cornhill, by which the Public may see the fluctuations. TWENTY-FIFTH OF THIS MONTH. T and J. SIVEWRIGHT are Selling the Tickets . tu • and Shares of the Small Lottery to be Drawn ALL IN ONE DAY, On Ter.snse, ilsth This Month. The Scheme, although there are only 6,000 Tickets, contains Prizes isf.£‘2o.ooo and £1 6,000, besides Sixteen other Capitals, all Pliancy and all Floating'. In the Lottery just ended, J. and J. Sivawatoux had the pleasure pf distributing the undermentioned Capitals amongst the Pur elisers at their Offices, 37, Cornhill ; 11. Horooru ; .18, Hay market, corner of Coventry-street, 14,315 410,000 2,612 A!2,000 17,746 X3OO 8,417 £2OO 11,291 1,000 401 200 15,220 SOO 12,544 500 1,603 200 18,836 '2OO 4,878 300 : &c. &c. ALL MONEY., INDIGESTION, BILIOUS AND NERVOUS COM PLAINTS. --•- - This day were published, price 2s. 6d. THE FRIENDLY LETTERS of an EMINENT PHYSICIAN town ENGLISH COUNTESS, on the Origin, immediate Causes, Prevention, and Cure of Indigestion, Flatulence, Irregular Morels, Bilious and Nervous Complaints In both Sexes; with Remarks on Diet, Clothing, Exercise, Me dicinc,&c. &c. with Advice to Females at certain critical periods of life, on the most effectual means of obviating those painful local diseases, as Cancer of the Breast, Utems. &c. &r. over which medicine has no controul, either in abatitig the sufferings of the itivalld, or checking its progress. Sold by Sherwood and Co. Paternoster-row, and all Book- URGE OPI;i::11: PENS, PECULIARLY WELL COT. rpm Principle of these PENS is simple, and hillity interesting, yet perfectly novel, from the' proems and peculiar mode of preparing them for immediate use. The Quills are kept to a great length of time, till they are seasoned and perfectly ripe for use; thus prepared, they are rendered capable of the finest temperature, symmetry, and nice elaallesll of•pnints, so essential in this Article.—A large St•ek of prime Quills and Pens always on hand. Made and sold by E. WI LTA A MS, Stationer to the King train to the Royal Family, No. 11; Strand, London. 17- Portable fens of the same quality. A CCO MPT BOOKS. JOHN SMITH, No. 49, Long-acre, begs leave to U announce to the ERCA NTI LE WORLD, that he has made a very considerable REDUCTION in the PRICE of accompT BOOKS ; and that, conducting out of the largest establishments in London, in this branch of business, he is ena bled to supply the best materials and workmanship cheaper than any other house in the trade. Public Companies, Bankers, and Merchants, who may he disposed to reduce their Counting house expenditure, will find the terms of this Establishment highly deserving their attention.—Country Stationers are informed, that arrangements are made for their accommodation, which combine the advantages of a reduced scale of prices and the speedy execution of orders. SCHOOLS.—J. S. having for several years supplied Schools, • terms which have obtained for hint considerable patronage, hip leave to inform his friends that he has made a further re duction in the price of his Books, and that the same attention will continue to be paid to the quality of the papers employed, which has hitherto been one of the distinguishing features of this department of his business. BRITISH MANUFACTURE, patronised by his present Majesty,their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, the Duchesses of Clarence, Kent, and Glou cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, &c. • THE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society promotes the general encouragement of natiu.ial industry, tad urges a bold competition with other countries. The predi lethal for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de- Ales, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who profit by such hasfol prejudices; this has been exemplified by the high degree d perfection which URLI N G's LACE has attained, and the blionnhig demand for it since 1517, when the Patent was granted ‘lagrevent imitation. G. F. URLI NG and Co. have also ob thsd a Palmer ht Fiume for their Lace, on imintroduction to _ Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy ditty in England ifilreiga Lace to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed at double the original price .-- Bordered and flounced from 5 to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable • A 1 4 . 1* in the real IFoint and Brussels fabric ; l'ambuured goods, and Lanes ni every kind, that wash clearer titan any 1 5° Lnite•--Wholesale prices fur ready money. • • "a:ranted genuine at 1.47, Strand, near Sornerset "louse, and " 41 41' shop Irs Lczdon. ?et Celli -144. NA. / A i r d (/ ' ( 4pw - e ‘ )) • Lc ) • • k 4 , • 2 • . • • ' i ZZ 44: • ►lstrad tar. /I- s•!, :•• .• 41 (••••• 'Arra .• aisw . • : • • ,•, • - /ir."9 V I I r • 4 3 rw 'Z , d e r cf••• • . :gag. • • J 41k-;61 ,1 , ..‘„, 1 r r - v • 1.14 ai 1 . 3 J• • ••• ml r9t t••••It r.V.• •Ift,ruel 1•101,13:1* 4 11 "" -mow' 4.4 1 0 . • '‘f Iv , 'yr Irrrt% Lionost iwrieun ni -•--- ic) r;ea S MR :4T Ltedgthi, `ILL MR AND BROWN'S CATAIJOGUE• OP OED BOOKS, FOR 1822. This day was published, pike Is. 6d. ASUPPLEMENT to LONGMAN, BURST, BEES, ORME, and BROWN'S CATALOGUE of OLD BOOKS, for 1322, comprising a Collection of useful and valuable Works in all Classes of Literature; alto canny Articles of Rarity. 39, Paternoster-row. • EXPLORATORY TRAVE , I,S. On Monday, the 24th instant will be published, in Three Vols. Svo. illustrated with Maps and Plates, ACCOUNT of an EXPEDITION from PITTS . BURGH to the ROCKY MOUNTAINS, perform.Nl ,in the Years 161910, by Order of the Hon. J. C. CALIIO64 ! Secretary of War, under the command of Major S. 11. Loss, of the United States Topographical Engineers. Compiled from the Notes of blajor Low; Mr. T. SAY, and other Gentlemen of the Party.—By EDWIY JAMES, 'ilutanist and Geologist for the Expedition. Printed fur Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. This day was published, In one handsome volume Bvo. svl;h a Plate containing nearly 50 Autographs of celebrated P.aal sis, price 15s. extra,b , )ards, R ELICS of LITERATURE. By STEPHEN COLLET, A.M. " Good my Lord, bid him welcome ;.this lathe motley.minded Gentleman.' —As You Like I€, Lundon : Printed for T. Boys, 7, Ludgate-hill ; and sad bi Oliver and aoyd, Edinburgh, and 'all other Booksellers. .r 1 .14 , . BONAPARTE'S' CAMPAIGNS. • Lately published, in Two large Volumes, Royal• fivo. plat. Xt. Bs. in extra boards, ORIGINAL JOURNALS of the EIGHTEEN CAMPAIGNS of NAPOLEON BONAPARTE,OOtta•? prisir.g all those in which he personally commanded . in Mel; translated from the French: to which are added, Alt the'Rallei du% relating to each Campaign, now first published conspletel it-7- Among the General Officers and others,.„ by.whoto arr ' Narratives were composed, are Berthier, blassena Denney tinnier, Labanme, Girard, C. Petit, BeauchamN.Rocca, ii§ M. J. Miot. London : Printed for 3. Davis, and sold by Sheiwood; NA* and Co. Poternosternoster-row. . . 1.. .• • , n. WELBECK-STREItt CAVENDISH:SWAIM - DESIRABLE coxtrAcriassimmcg, OFFICO. AND.9ARDEW. TO BE' SOLD. BY OCTION, • - By 'WI ROBINS,. • • (Of Warwick House, Regentstreeq, At Garraway's Coffee-house, in Exchange-Alley, Conihill, Qn 'rsstmsnAv, the 27th February, 1823, it . Twelve o'clock, AIVELIGIBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, cont prising a desirable compact •Residence, thoroughly re paired, and fitted up, within a few years, for the Proprietor's ewri residence, at a considerable: expense. situate No. 44, on the West side of Weibeck-street, Caveudieh.square, containing, on the Upper Floor, four Attics ; Second Story, two-excellent Bed chambers; First Floor, a handsome Drawing-room, Walls co loured, Ceiling ornamented in the Centre, Statuary Marble Chimrey-piece, communicating by folding-doors to a back Draw- Mg-room, correspondently fitted up; Ground Flour, a neat En- tra%ce-hall, a 'Vestibule, a commodious Dining-patiour, with clouded ceiling, foldin g -d oo r s o p e nin g t o a Lib rar y, an d l ooking into the Garden ; Water-closet, &c. Basement, Housekeeper's room, an excellent Kitchen, Larder. C Beer-cellars. ' To be viewed by Tickets. Particulars on the Premises; at Gsrraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street, of I "km Tickets fur viewing may be had. . • Just published, In Two Vol.. royal 16mo. rice 181. boards QTUR M'S REFLECTION S; illustrated' by iele gant Engravings by C. HgATH, from the Designs of H. Coasota.n. . • Printed fox p. And W. H. Whittaker, Ave-Maria-lane. Also, The Tr .eerneesets to the above, separate. Proofs on India Paper, royal 4to. price 16s. • N* IV3I N-STItEET, OXFO R D-STR EET. COMMODIOUS ROOMY DWELLING-lIOUSP., Large Garden, Etaboratory, Three Coach-Houses, and Sublet for eight norm, adapted for a Professional Gentlenian,.r any Concern requiring great space. • TO BE SOLD WeAINTION, . ' •-• t - ;By• Mr. ROBINS, - • . '. (Of Warwick Howe, Regent-street), M. Qarrapay's Coffee-House, in 'Change-alley, Cornlitil,. on tutiasoAr, February 27, 1825, at Twelve o'Clock, -DV Order of the Executors of J. P. Ifuersox, Esq. deceased, AVERY Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, belcl for, a long Term of Years, aqd renewable every 21 Years at 'a small Fine certain, comprising a spacious and' very comMO dinus 'Dwelling-house, substantially built; land cebtrically -situate, No. Ro, on the East side of Newuran-street, Oxford-street con taining three and fourßooms on a floor, %frith cdnvenieat o ffitei in Ike fiasenient, Areas, and VlLlliti; a large. Garden a\ the Weirs aat!ry Elaborato, and a Five-stall Stable epenioL to %4 hliws II with Loft and CPachman's Room over, opposite to *hi ;ail* Fast side, there is i Three-staliStable, three Coach-houses, 140 Lofts and Rooms over. . These Premises occtipy 'a very coatiderable frontage;ind •ire adapted for a lkobevaiottat Oentlentan,. or any comers where a large space may be required. , • To lie viewed by Tickets; width with Particularcritlyhe had on*he Premises • of Messrs. /fall aMI Brownlee , Suicitort. tier alliwelircourt,i.arey-street ; at. Ograwa t y's : ao of Air. Robins, No. i 70, 4egent-street; o f whoul'fitkets forviewing may be had. _._, _. - . • _ .a , . ,•1,,, , 7) !,:thv "ft:i :lad] V 153 WANT' tewil Decree 'cif' the High tlawitril *tide in a ("itttie TAirt6l abinit traiiiio6l CREDJ'rOlts elvdofiN TAT Le) it; lite Haifilkt,. le County ef•Mitidksiez, Gendentan, deettied, *ha died ht dice yew', .t 1911; aft en or More the 31 day et Match nextob'etiliti ki end iiiitite , tfielt Debts befoeeliaNtet Srpitaint, ft*! t eriertlit Maetrei•Odthe said Court, et his Ctrarnberii. in • 6ereduintf4ddi balitiinti,'lnieneiltLlane, London; . inottrfault tbetiet iiiiilltelethiltivilfiteltzeleded the bent Al t -of Aid Decteet''- • FRENCH PAMIR&' - • r • PARIS, PERltti.ittY ail -- • . Yltoll TIIE JOURNAL DE PRRIi.••• ' . The superior and other Officers of* the - drigeetil 'of the Guard, being on the point of theft' defiarturei ,have had the honour of, being presented to the Singe The regiment of Lancers of the Royal Guard havi ,arrived in the Cnvirons of Paris, and are ready to re' place the Dragoons of that corps, whose departure it fixed for the day after to-morrow. M. de Halmeseda, Charge d'Affaires From the 114 gency of Urgel at Paris, hits received. -a dispatch,- it' is said, announcing to hint that the liteghty are dee termined to enter Aiitili-hy ilakWayof liatinpoustian: They write as ftitiowe , frem ilayeiswe, under, clutd of January.2B : the panageof;extraordiattry courierd through oar cbOnueC' ' The' day before yes terday,tlte.Cnubt d'AutiCbirtyp.recelye4,•,by estafette; dispatches fsOniVerie,..wisiele were not, it is said, of a pacific character.— The fortifying. of our place and citadel is rapidly carrying on. • • They viiire•frdin tee, 'January 2911i,÷Aiglit companies olden sth regiriwnt ot foot . rullery, •abous 600 men strong, coming from Rennes, passed, resters daf-tiiiiiit-tivirtri:.they,:-nre--.7proeeeding- to Bayonne. it s repOrted . that contracts . have been entered-into-seitirssarious: persons, to-transport from Brest to Bayonne a great quantity of warlike stores. FRoNI THE QUOTIDIENNE. It will nor be till the I it'bf March that the Duke d'Angoulerne will proceeded Bayonne. By the 15th 'all the troops will be inullner His Royal Highness will enter by Navarre.. . His Excellency the at War gave, on Sa: ttreity; 'd'Arand dinnerio the 'General O ffi cers who are 4110 - to' 'set'fortVa'rd for'Spain. • Antbak them tisfifisinerat. unifortis of a Spa alai-general: • •"" - • -• ' • The Spindih' Rayall'As' who -site' - in Paris, 'arid Whb strisabotit 'teiet- off for 'the' atrirt, bare adopted a ttiiiiitfle, *kW white,' - Ealf red; as 'a sign of their ihifini*ithithe Prench. -" - •• • M. Villarot Joyeuse, Of the 'Mini• ster of Marine, has set out fdr . POrient, where he will tote the command Of a 'faille; tibOte'destioation is itorknotrn.. • '- ' ' •' • • • • • FROM THE JOIIIINAL DES DEEAT/4 *e-- The : Panktri l tli i itistie4 . whift t eiliiertit : Mddrikl, has ktiiiiied•itt Pills.' •-.: .'•-• .' ' :`"-• l'" *'•• • • • . - •''- •••. . . 4 'The - rekini i nt , ff n eiliiiiiisiera of thio'Rorid 63eit4 set olf-eitr Saterdsty'llir- e - zratt.- ." `• • ' _.., The 25th regiment pf ,Ligbefilfstiot rittivaltr tis day in Yarn. S. - -n 1' tl. VT .)../u.ip•. .., . :. . . . MADluiq'A l tioAllitqli: % ' '-'• 1 The Journals publish the fbiantiAte-Aiismilestirhig Majesty to the Nlessaie Qrs the 'eotiei : ". ," •-''i • " Nassau/as l)cruitano:libeve.reneived wick Iliely antitfac. dun the NlessMa:.! 4 4 l l ll ,•the.efttacitAPary Cclrfet adkessed to me on the 11th ii3s . tint l _anti c •priceiving in it the eusformity of their sentitnents with my,bWt, 'T attest/ congratulated myself upon being pieced at the head ilfti•nation • Which so many quali ties distinguish. ----- The eeeltirne‘te of h"rtgPslipciroliaf4'Sftpat:nillatiiairnirsts,:otitifffieiProm_dempee tnitheeetelleoceub'ireeFtt g p u ra a f r o a u tt li te d e ly t i ßa cAi t tsd th i e n t e h it .r is i tlti l°A of their predilections—will continue unalterable, notwithstanding the efforts of their Most violent Unemiii • how, in this respect, can whew g lir e a n m ero w us iti r le e7ol o uti f revolutions ceffusionan l en t o e ri f ai th u e which will render the 'sittings 'of 'itie National Congress on the 9th and Itch of this month eternally hiemorable / • " Those days have shewn, Gentlemen, what a nation is capaLle of When the conformity of • elevated sentiments gives so g••nerous an impulsion to confidence. : They are the most positive and most eloquent, answers to the calumnious iniputa. tions with which the communications of foreign Cabinets ate filled, and which have excited- the etirprise and indignation of the Extraordinary Cortes. • " Nations will at once ,See the free manifestation of titi sess timent4 and principles ; they will h e convinced the'the rant:L. tutional King of the §pains :enjoys the free exercise of all th e rights vested in bins by the fundamental Code • they will f orm an exact idea of the true origin of the - dlsiteden width saes the country. under &me t t i l rg .' .:...t....61.7 • "*The sacrifices w hich, un mstanees, —e honour and independence of the ewe' retitiiit wit be great; but nothing ill an c :l7ti l ts . d e e. n a g l e r y Ci se n " o f t , s 4Pla l t z :c;ranyied.laci"Cthanmoietheablatno4dfillibLZertandy:oll2*ll: n itt t itt"t il t i d i ei r rio . eta t* . asfie- r of easily, that all the childeeu of this great:SamiltaboasW.assem ble round the Constitutional Throne, .1 will steadily follow the route which my duty prescribes to me; a nation destined to defend her independence and; 'law' p, do not restrain meditatethosen•ho cin to tive, tilice ; ;m w y h se k l h f at her head; certain i victory is, at the same time, th.tt of all the free natioutisobtli f ,*** (Sigull) " FERDINAND. nAt the Palace, January 11, 19515." '•- :. :! ' . • j - laeinglinklied the reistiirtg Of. this. Mestage, the President ,ohserved, that _the‘CoTtes had heard tstid justly apprcc4tted the seniinien4 tpapicest • ed 4 , the King; ithrt that t s *p tsua ed that, ' ' Iti - A . risiibtftee ' e - a • siinited tellsW extnitituti ti riar "Thiin4 n kiiii`tti ilreVo -vernrrieitt -of hts filitiest?';.. data svould• - 4ffect . the triumph of the -;au%e 9fTLilltsiz l i,ghlig,tlai,i 9u , a bd ,of the Con:click° br.w.hiciWarfVeg . Oe • . The Envoi Esticiiiiatiiity - o 4' and - Sii ifini4rn FLUID EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. Weinrii,. tielliiayilkiiiatelati . Rfedikfhttli ste r rs , - EN this Preparation are concentrated all the Medi, to - oboOl'hf atisNiflentfirtii — Nt' Otildfl4dticill i g uid . .A. canal Properties of the Sarsaparilla Root , even to a perfect a 1303PiXrd' a r. tan :hie !rffests okelditbetiedt alb r pgittrisdi saturation of the Menstrum with which it is prepared. To such , n - . .. ... therefore, who (rot* various causes, would experience FOR Govr, RHEUMAtiSitNigiii: 0 % 6 . g . .66 3 .k " -7 .11P141 "-- -* *4 - , --‘ te ' B) " P-Plii 4Minjffi4) 2flj7it° -2 '' 'i'. persons, , , a gr b e k et t tic p o r i co rse a n m ien th cc e , Dieoc or with sv , h t zt irsu it mount be utterly impoii - - ss i' ' I N. " Q " E . ' ' . 6 F . . eit y . " . C l l4 ltrtits i teTol u ti * rac i e an . l.r it 'u fti sti lnh ce traff lll l 9 24i. . OXLEY'S: CONCENTRATED. E id Extract, which par teases the advantages of portability, and of itesping in any e - mended 1: se!ecika rtire 9 6N u iea — rP l a 7, , „, f t . it i Vit i ce,ii.rdrit'l.e: ..t qi.eitii barimins..ed l - Th'intla, , ,e6_, iip hia:ci:mir ,.. b4 n ite. rn. mate, will be found a most desirable mud , ‘ e , of em . piny t ing this in : much esteemed Medicine. The diseases in which it has proved most beneficial are thole vrit" 46l :f g : d . • Petsii" the idgid i r r i' l ilid .I "P"ctitalY4- 1 : It im p et agnAP te r d or * vbt . ir l id Nell m t 'o °ll d„,- 1 -' l ,c7-4 4 i wl es ' 9l A t ir t lftttliflAHL a .t ' o the 'sh e c r " trerol the tles,' " `als, . tian :mrti f i li tibV i grlFrix ‘ y c iirl inkl s: It!' aa'a - 541 ; 4 , . 7aud rem Jurldellitt in uistitiarkvio us of the l kin, s su m cb i a te s m thz a Sc c o . r ari buti . ttg c Aff fro ettt,io n, s a us di &con -an' Y P be t ake n e i ther ii nde at . t is n oti va id.- Isterenui Coinflidatt irwatmaLandinvigonentthe.guinsielol2. •WOrkf c oPP .II - 11410 " 1, lihr i lestsfil ics ,4, of 1 system at large. It may cts aidati Rigeatinc,„. and y4teceby seernsto„. ltleNlikie, 'he pYcifinfiria. # iest # r." sease Pt cl k‘e ita jW te r acil f stle i 7tl lirst rin , c with water, rendering it of the Same steeng%tat tbe•Dscattlani 2( 5 1 , 0 " 1 2., . I P„attil ). , .. ~ , ..., ... ....... ..... . .._:.. ...:. Ansa isi r mge etse iligadhs, -Caws At/ bei vomovic , Prepared and Sold by livvutas, Chemists, Nii. el Chen:mid t t ne 2! 12661 , !Y_tert t •Imdt -street, (near the Argyle Room , 'ffa'Pwlia „.._ raaaathabriStaanßeeki 4 awnelitgler.-4rer Ma- wixick 4 V-P 9 P„, .. b ro" ptia : - .2_t_.. _.., l 3tich'bmpfser ed sinty,s e...eetniet,, I, his idw, I)frw.• S. P ale y.nzefißet, n Sfain, ._lnd_„ru l r. , unS Pnnteg Pprkit bli ... St. i d ) , , , ,, n l ; •s i ; o and T2O, Reg••nt and sold by Batelay Ind Autits- . --,. - 9it Fkw-Inkriet ; , .:fors.i.' . 4l lng as s _ , 1 . I:3IWA _. _ ._ ;l6 aleall r e i f ikirdle i . and, s W y o s e h r e lo p o n -p nc bc i e ra , l F.d i : i t eakd iburg nd h - v 3 iinde 4, Sa t c w h tii iiil tio e- • Thiblin ; . . 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