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This sovereign Remedy is prepared under the patronage of his Majesty, by Dr. Howell, Fellow of King's College, and is sold at No. 18, Rathbone-place, Oxfor ',read, London, and no where else, at lle. a Packet, in which is enclosed a Tr e ete t e written by the Doctor on the above-mentioned Diseases All letter: (post paid) duly answered, and the Powders sent to any part of the kingdom. The Doctor may be consulted at his own house, till eleven in she morning, and from four till six in the evening. TJ THE PUBLIC. • THE Carminativ,e for children, called - the' IN FANTS' PRESERVATIVE, prepared genuine only by Jot n Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester,is btcome so celebrated, and its use so generally adopted, that any public notice of its pro pertieser effects would lae unnecessary, were it not that the repu tation of the genuine preparation is likely to be injured by the sale of spurious imitations, which are shamefully at ered for sale in various parts of the Kingdom, and particularly where the me dicine is in the greatest repute. Ladies and others who aeinl to the shops, are requested to observe, that each bottle of the genuine preparation has the signature of John Atkinson, on a copperplate label affixed, and the names cif Barclay and Son, the wholesale Agent's, on the stamp. The' Infant'a Preservative" has been prepared in Man chester by the present Proprietor and Inventor near W years, during which the Sale has been progressively increasing, till, it has nearly superseded the.use of all. other Carm.natives, and . * may be confidently I.serted, that more than thirty thousand ?a nal es'in the town and neighbourhood of Manchester, can vouch for its salubrious sad preservative property. It is a pleasant, innocent, and efficacious. Carminative, intendedas a preventative against, as well as a remeey for those Complaints to which Chil dren in their early infancy are most Nage ; as 'filleted or disor dered Bowel, Conval(lonr, difficult .13rtathingohe Rickets, &c. as also anadmirahle Assistant to Nature, during the progress of the [looping Cough, ;lie Measles, and the Cow Pock and Vac chic Inoculation. Prepared by John • Atkinson, Apothecary, Manchester; and sold hy Barclay and sons ' 95, Fleet-Market, London (who are .4ppotated its. sole Wholesale Agents), and all respectable Ven ders'Of Medicine in Town and Country, price Is. lid. or in hots ties containing six of the small, at 4s. 6d. each, duty included: As above ing also be had the Roes Linimenutor sore Nipples, price s. I id. PATENT WORM I.OZRNOIts, WORMSAKE THE MOST . ritE(2IIENT S(URCES OF ctirl.DkEtir Their SYMP KOMS EVERY PAILEN sod GUARDIAN , citI.DREN should be acquaintel with. They occasion kiss of appetite, a paleness pf the colour Of the face, emaciation and rregular stateethe bowels, attended after With violent pains ; they bring on convulsions; ikey atfect the groWth of the hudy, in 1 they prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or dvcay. .130th AR a preventativti and core of these alarming contplaints, the aboie excellent Medidue is universally allowed, on the testimony of Mit highest characters in this country, both in rank and re...lmitable City, to have no equal. "Ileir paliiic approbation, biriyeb to the Proprietor, fr.:kora personal knowledge of its wondedul noon' '.ll their own families, stamps its merit bhond con;petiiion, and gives a sanction to it, of whiCh no other Mediciim of the Itlnd can boast. Parents and others; who have the care of children. should have this remedy as a family h4edicine to resort to, whir, ever the stomach or bowels of Children are any wprdbordercut which it will alWays be found to 7lievo. Soli, w holesale and retail, it Mr. Butlers, N 0.4, Cheapside, he corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sti arp, Johnson, Sc Delon, Ports mouth; lone*, Weston, Allmot, and Mallory; Parses :.H* l l and Johnston, flosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerne.s : Peck and Ross, and :race, HO; Hozland, Cookworihy., Nettleton,',and thitie.rt,Piymontis; Knott and Lloyd, sod Switainey- and, Csi. Btr kninghain ; Stainei and Lynch, Manchester; Trewnivp,_ T.peter ; .Sinktli,Manderuin,Realiurn,Seott,and Baster; kdlidsvilb Bax ter and (..)asgoiv ; Bulgcp and . liarry, Bristol ; Ste venson aritCo. Nbrwich • Swinten i Ledra:ater ; Edwards and Penny, and Billings and Latlbury,Lnerpool; N e ali a n d Ledger, Dews; .Whiii • liriabton ; Soldon, and Able, chat, n „ ! l air ; 6.4 ieenii, by mostronstotr) pieslitinc,y4frt,iu boost, at . r... 94.hina'si. &leach. • :••• ri -- - , , . . . -'i :1 . , . • - . . ... .. . . . , .. • 4 4. .:1! •4 ‘• N 7 4 .• c . 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