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ch an ex e. t.quallY : • i ~~i „ !iumil.ft R 2767. , MARGATE, - , • July z 4, aor. ENSON begs leave tco-ettirb Thanks for fife mantis Favou'rs conferred on him for.TlVerity'Years.at and Assembly Rooms; begs leave to solicit a con i‘4llartee of t h e i r f avours i n t h e - Wine-nd Spirit Trade,. at • kiavviey-square, as Wine. Merchant. Wines selected strnable to the visitors_ of the first quality:: - sent free of ei _____Pence-round-t, he neighbourhood:. - • EDUCATION. • • 1 'CLERGYMAN of die 'Church of Engla n d, residing within Twenty Miles of London, and within leach of Carriages passing to it several timeyt a day, has 11 °. 17 some Vai.faricies in his number of rupils. Retakes none than twelve years t' a. ,The are nstruied ( . 4 rnmar, Writing, A rithi o ne"t g ic e •Geor y Phy, i the c Latitt, "" reek, and French Languages: '.Uttetitlion ss aaually., paid. to theitreligious instruetion lind moral habits, 1 9e best endeavours . are used to._ p.reserve their health; and &lid them - that Manly turn of mind; which is necessary for struggling I truggling with the difficulties the present. state-of SOcitty t frr eaelits.--Terms E ie;hty Guineas per Annum. Further Particulars may be known by inquiring at - Messrs. - yingtolis, St. Paul's Church-yard . , _ _ • HUNTING. BOX. ~ T L.E TT, andiateredn'pon orat Mich4el:: • • . • - - was next, . A NE A THUNVING BOX, consisting of Three .11.....Pario urs ,. Four Bed-chambers, Two • G . arrets, • and a small Garden widled -robnkt: . "1 he Out-otfices consist -of a Coach-house i . Stable for Ei ght Horses, and a B arn w in c h might easil)i bi Couverred into more. ...._ T. P(einises are most pleasantly situateriat.,(2NOßSl- DON, close to:Leird Sefton's aftd are only tw o mil e a and a hctifironi Lotighbro', and 'eight from Leicester. For further par"culars" inquire of, Mr, Robert, Gloier, itbrri d u . • te . SA-B.ATHERS. • . • ALETT, fOr the Sinfrier, at Lyrne;in Dorsgihire, I V IARINTE, VILLA, the ResidenCe ora Gen- I t Il e-utin who -means . to' be absent dming the Suainier.— atids i man tiy..;.Fi ye. Acres of round, vtrt - in - Garden %y n S. " I ~.4 i •Obery, and Z6minitndS' thexreat Western ta - ' • - N Oart.of . the k/ottse - which will' be left open luDlniticon- Dra wing-roorn, Kitchen, Butler's Pantry, sekeeper's-ronm, ServantS'-hall,. , four Bed-roams, and Dr &ssl•ng=riibin,. on the FloOr ; and three Uarrets, ,240 Staircases Water-closets, othet -O ff ices. The Nichea Garde n is well stoeked.:witll Ptuit-trees and VQ.: gefabte ;: I' quire ofl4l-. Fiske di sh _ B r onk . salerii.W . igmore-stieet, Caven. •". • - in BE SOLD t AUtTION, By THOMAS - • - °4 Thursday the 2;oth Day or A tiouir...4 • t. , :tit the Sign of the Three Cups , in Cuiclic.iter, Essex, at Twelve o'Clock at No on . AN - ANNUITY ~ . .: 'A ar. Rent Charge, of .„ ONE HUNDRED ND:TWENTY POUNDS, free • all deduftioits whatever, ismitiz, out of a Cayital,Eßgt r I.D EST'AtE, "catled wtrizy HALE, -sitta-Ce hi file ehV isl l of \VeeleY, in Es. ex ahoo,t Miles from CoiZ, ster, payable half-ycatly; at Christritavand Alidsumitier, Nvitli a povr of Diitress;,,in.c.ase of Nou-paymerit. 'II* Estate is an ample So4rity for the Rent Charge. 4rth,sr,l'act3;Nlats utif be had.:by4,4pplyireta - mr. Henry ▪ Yneir, SOl'citor ; at No. ix, New Inn, ,London ; Pearson and Bunn, Solicitors, I pswich,"SullNlk. • ; gEvor:IsHIRE:-: - NEW cotlßTll(ibst. t". 110 BE SOLI), the' LEASE,' -;:kvitli ilutti j' cdiat possession, Three Years and .1-.lal are .uurnpircot at ittehatlutas, isisitnatedAvvoinileS froni:Eieter "ou9leload vnte,. within` a Ring ence, forming the appearance Of a .tk. Tlieljouse, O ffi ces; and Gar4ens are. three Acres, th e agdock 14 Acres of fine Meadow. The spot on which New .urt is -situeod •, is' • one Of ti'fblnost: pielitiesciue in Devon, T orn manding a view of the Ex, of the Grounds of. Powder- 141:Castle, orMarnharl, of the P,rk - of sie L.i'alk, and of a 415, - tt varlet,/ of Sens of di deri.it amilkes, with an extensi ve 4„ r ?si ) eCt of thesurrounding Counify. Thef4eighbourhood,. :,point offientlemanly..Socir.ty, ;s one of, /he most desirahle m the Kingdom: The salubrity of this part of Devon. an d knOwn4 asr- 'generally as •ttia:Coutaty 4 lie Gardens are formed in a style of elegance. and taste, „ 1110 , ' l ll6lt.abuntintly.chaPpeil' With . -Fruit and- Vegetables There, a-re C.onseoratous,,9ne the .first Oilstrtaiion feet, wit(' file " t tg,r zz. feet. tille4. 2.011 raost.-valkahri consists on tlie. G gruint _..floor or 411.1 44itrancz. flalL 27 teat by ro;..4reakfast Parlour 17 feet Librart- i reetsquare Dining room . 30 feet b y i s bluti4it; tc nen, • 'S er vln tst. 'b ut t er ,. rztry V, 45 114 , V, Knife-Tuorn, .I.ardef, Brew house •kior ; •ril e • • Second oy .6 ; 0 . .-nt best- 8..4-roorns, art j . u ressi:,4-toodu three Wuirien-Seryants Rooms, and Store.. Tbird-boor, twai - dc:;.t.E.cd-roolos-, ancl,4 ,Dretrl/4-, - . 1 . 03rn, and t‘,4?;) Rooms ;:rernark,hly g oo d vV . ; trz erellift-under .the House. • Attached to the Noose and •inclosed Willi 'Wills covered with Ever-greens,. kr,...e 0 iikel• or trw:flist 'cincriptitm, two Four-stall at - two •Cigee,st.:l4l.li tab les,„w TOOMS and mast eapaci vis I arts ; double and'. single • Coacli-hOuSe, -Cartt'hotise, Stlatt,boilse r: and ,Bottle. - house.;., two Cow.hottses, Hen, ' • 0 1 , 4 e. Pigeon-house 'II - 1 -g-s -$ , 'fool-house, and Coal- 131 ' 41 Pew Sin• TopSharil Church.- - • .. • T r iti i l ; , "" 4 tirni , t , nr e. and other.thing . s to be taken at a .. valuation. ewect-waff-Tickers only; bF.sapplicatfbn on the Pre , tlilses, where Particulars may be obtained ;' and of R.. Ray, t sq• 2 -2-, Cower-street, London. Thi-101qw SE - was teteiVed by ' Mr."T hoinas hitc, '2,iister of g the Ae a de m Y, Coleheater, from a Yesp,eoahle Gentleman,' N;ho ‘i , a4 recorninencied take'Dr. Bit on 4.!Rtlicines. is Mi., J. C99,lkieF, fientleman. Fanner, 'gtoli; near TioisWicg; ",vl - 115 Was hirhSelf radically cure's - 151 W7:laking the, BOS.TAN 'L 'SYRUP., -With. a tettue6t fr.C.iii the 'P ,CA atient for its immediate Publication. GENTtEMAN4fiO it induced ii - Om Iti9 con- Ltc - thins „Men t .„,to ,insw.ing his t, 4 4 1. _e and Ackiress, wishes,.fforn the purest motivei of phi jaia:fioro_py, that his Case may be inade known to every astli `'e Person in the Kingdom. - .r. eighteen 'years past heh i been severely afilieLd with AStinna, that-every winter rendered his life very uncorn ,744lti; the cdtigh'. attendant on this coniplaint gener4lly hiutat the beginning of every, winter, and continued. tt ~l'th'e vy'arril ivt:ather'or the ensuing summer arrived, and so alKe.iing were its -spasuiddic •eireets, that nianS,. thrown hill\ dozwn ork oor, :'cle4ed 4)t . all „; 13 ibility`, and, to all himian y earappnce, of lite ; the -k4v-ice of Mr. Cooperabove-mei - 4.ied, he waited on W.", tjtldrn,"todk heats of his NER VO 'US CO RDIA . L, i i. .7vhich aloneitnte's tW. blaisllngs ot . a perfed cute,' thidugh "the last' *whiter with scgrcely a' trie fr; 4 '4 of his old troublesome coinpanion,, which had not .N'eeka.'s respite in eighteen preceding winters... dune z, 18.0 t; . boTAisactki, SYRUP ~ aryl NERVO.'S th, -at , -the.:Driel.or!S.llotise, No. 9, Albion , t;even doors.. from the Leverian Museum Black ih lhittles, at 11.:25. I is. 6cl: and , 6ti. (duty ; also of W. Butizin, Printer and Bookseller,. at Ills w ielielal Wan:fme, No. 3, Wine -street, 'who hs'alsLi- re-' If ived a large Supply ; 'Thompson, and Mills; Cast le-street_; Tol'iey . ;- C.. , Routh, Bridge-street ; Reed, , antL ~LYeljtiarS c l,? Bristol.; ; Mey - Ller,,and 13ath.; Me.ssrs. herborne Mr, ..R aikos,Glolacester - Mr. Tyrnbs, t 'ngocster ; Mr.•Trewynati, E*.xeter ; SWinney, - -Birming.harn; 'POsbury . and Co. Mary-Street, Dublin"; and by most Book, 'elicit and. Medicine-Ventiefs in the "three' Kingdonis. 3 1 1“5Dum's' G.ui DE - TO' OLD AGE, or, Advice to • : 10 th'Sexes, - to ohtaiiia.radical and perinahent.cure fo'r those nth 'Of . ..Nature which delicacy often „forbids • di4clOse tO their relatives.; with a Treatise on fe Te •Discuses, Nervous; 1I pochondriac•, a§tcl Consuinptive `'ll:lplaints. To 'which -is added, c/vice to Bath and I - lot-. itathefs, -'l•tris-4)artic\ilarly asiendjci Sta-.• ‘4, 14 „. v Len. iAs, Bottle contains.eq,Lal to five snug dries. the S~ tc weal Ell Royal Ed s, ,farnesolb Ilard, to znd Erna- tersburgh ; rietta, Ca— from- Nur- L Martha, Brusse;s. ov:- 75_ s Ll:s. •SA _ —y-~a ~; , :~ ite t/24 . ~ A.• ....: 7 , tea Le: cis; .e: Cee.• L 4 iiooL' ,J ~ i'.~~q i~ i~9i Vent-__ tie FacLz L I ~~;~ t+Cli* tie • as cirj?ad— ii s . in o.c .1e ski!: ~~~' and Cll 171:; I 1 Y. CCaStOra ; ~ i . ,+te til.' c \•~ ~~. Z? alsa r , Lorirlm ; care Parts of men vitouslY bck tv:ely ierice a 35 , S,S• )3, ON- ToiveT- Call, icicr~hle whei'?" , `.Vi t Dints. 9, 'vy et ., cli s Tor' CT; aill ~~: •, P r i This Day was ptibliShed, price 61." A,STAtEIVIENT of FACTS re-4itive 'to Mrs. 11. MOOR') 's SCHOOLS, occasioned by soineiate. MISREPRESENTATIONS, Bath : printed by S. Hazard ; sold by Cadell and i'avies, Strand ? Rivingtons, St. PauPs Church-yard; and Hatcluird, Piccadilly. . . • This Day were published. Elegantly printed by Beasley, in Royal Quarto, Price rzs. Qi3t PICTURESQUE VIEWS in NOR TII LJ WALES; engraved in Aqua-tinta. by Alkam, from Drawings 'made on the Spot, With Poetical Relieetions oil leaving thafCcruntry. By theRev..BRIAN BROUGHTON, M.A. Fellow of New -College, Oxford. Pr: sentiorern conspicimus Deurn . Per invias Rupes, rent per juga, ' Clivosque prxruptos; sonantes Inter aquas ; nemorurnque no4tern. Mid broken and roar of falling flobdS,, The horror-brathing gloom of sunless Nvocxls',, On cloud-capt Mountains nefer by mortal trod, .Awe r struck, we nearer see a present Cod. 4,onftoir: printed for Joseph Mawman, Ponitry. GRAY. - .This Dity was published, Eletantly,printed in' SIX Volumes, Oalavo, and embellished with a fine: Head )I . •Pftitarcli, by Rictl6, Price tt. Rs. in boaNs, or on large ,R-oval Paper, 31. 35.buards; 110PLUTARCits. LIVES ; translated from the Ori . ginal Greek, :With Notes, Critical and Historical, and a Life Qf Plutarch. By John Langhorne, D. 1.) and William LanghOrne, M. A.. the Sixth Edition, correaed. London: Printe d for G, Ci. and j. Robinson ; F. and C. Rivington; W. J. and Richardson; 14..Faulder ; Long ilart• and {tees'; Vernor. and 1-Adod ; Darton and Harvey ; and 1. Mavvniari, successor to. Mr. Dilly. 0i w nom 'nay he had, : Edition of the above Work, in 6 vols. 121110. price ii. is. I?Oards. . ONE OUNCE - EVTRy PO'UND.OI 7 TEA.OVER- AfE4cwr SUGARS—Moist3icl. to 64., Lump mid. to ixd. per lb. Better .Sorts cheaper in..proportion. THE Public are earnestly requested, as the only means to Redqce the to continue the 113 e of the under- Articles, as Substitutes lot Bread, Fldur, - 84 c. One Pound cqiialeto One Shilling in Flour or. Bread, which are now Selling; to the Poor int, others,, it the following much =Weed Prices.: Best Scotch Barley, - -2 . . id; to 34. per lb. Best - Millet; - ad. to 3d.. per lb. .' Ecst.,Caralina Rice, • 7 , - - •3d. to 30-per . - • Bt.-sr Ground Rice, - - 4 , 1'. to W. per th. Best Rice Flour, -54 i. to per . Ib. At Messrs. EbWARD .EAGLETON and- Cb:'S thirty years Old-established Tea War-itous , :3, the Ofigin.tl G rass hopper, No. 42;;Cheapside; and No. g, Bishopsgate-4tre.:l. Within,near Corithlrl. • .C.s urtcm—No conneetion with ; any viler House with • the Sign . of the CrasnhOpper„&e. or any other House of the same Name, Nor have any persons in - the Kingdom authority to sell..T;:aslin,' or use their• Nantes or Firm. _ggr 0 rdep.hy Twopenny or General Post, indlosi lig Bank, or goorl Bills; sent to exact amount,- or Change returned in Goods, or Ordera for - Paynirnt on delivery, to Coach, Car tttlyattended to, Wholesale and Retail , and,sent (as per order). to any. poll, place, Coach, Carrier, Inn, Wharf, ice. in 'London. B:. The best at Pricei.—Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Cho :colates, Cocoas; Spices - , Fruits, Durham Mustards, Starch,. .Soaps, ttec.. with extra advantages. All Articles subjea to rise and fall of Markets. Inquiters(only) must payrost, Sec.—Request timely no- 13U71 - LER's BEDSTEADS, • . PaliVinized hi/ the King,.9,ueeri, Duke of York, and Prince sses . Sofa Beds, eitairlleds, Dining Tables, &c. • By the Kiag"s Patent. • (THESE mucha . adinired Bedsteads effeElually pre. .1. - vent the harbour . ot Vermin, being made on a peculiar coistriiCtioli, with large solid Brass Screws ; are put up or taken (lawn without the help of tools ina tewininutes. Fur nitares..-to.the.same, made on a new and simple- construClion, -without using tackstir nails in any parr; may be fixed on by eny person. The 'above Bedsteads made .to any size or shape, with - L4th or Sacking Bottoms.-'--Fa.shionable Sofas, any size shape, forming with astonishing ease and simplicity, either our_ post, Tent, or any other Shape Bedsteads,tor one or two persoris, , with or without Curtains ; 'at the sante time holds, the Bedding within itself CuriodS and truly-useful Chairs, forming cdmpacl Reds for one person, with or without Cur tains: the whole folded up, forms a cOmpaa package of it self. Large handsome -Dining Tables,• on a singular and curious constru4ion,:..wil I form six different sized Tables in a few.ipinrites,.2.vithout the assistance of any tools; are made soportable, that a Table . dinirif.; 30 People occupies no more space titan a common Card Table ; are firmer and snore sub stantial than any.inade on the-common 'persoilS sitting at these Tables .are not incommoded by the•legsof the table , being in the way.of theit feet : are made any'size or shape.— Navy•and Cainp Equipage, on improved principles; Tables, -Chairs, Bedsteads, Nlarquees, Tents;-&c. made ois the short est notice. Children's Patent Crib ißeidg - teads, preventing the h4rbour of vermin : all warranted - of dry, seasoned wood. Feathers .peculiarly well seasoned, an article of iinportance for-Beds ; and all other Articles .in the.o pholstery arid C - bine(Btanches;:executed with taste-and dispatch, at xeri ham's, late - 13diler's, Qld;:eltablistieit Patent ManufaCtory and Warehouse, No.. 14, Cathetinestreet, Strand —no where else.- • • • CONSUMPTIVE COMPLAINTS, A" generally occasioned t r y the., Stagnation, of thz Blood in the • Lungs, till it. is converted_ into purulent matter; this may be owing to nervous, _bilious, asthmatic,:or dropsic.'al ootargaines,'vweis of libidinous in .lea;ling, a too studionsosedentary life ; heat .off: .cinnate, hard drinking, immoderate use of 'mercitrials, tea, coffee, - or 'other watery lioitulds . ; it may be owing.to a cold .caught by damp beds or damp itouses; chlorosis or • green sickness; e%cess Of . grief or pleasure ;..,debility of the fibres of the 'viscera, an ulcer in the liver, neglect of customary 'eicerases, efac. - 6.rc. The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is calculated to restore a broken and. decayed comni-tution to its pristine health awl vigour. • 'l6 be'llidat or 51. Cases with twelve, at Mr. Mathews,: Np_ IS ~ S tralid,,l4ndon, the only Warehouse for Di% SOlomon's" Cordial Barth Of Gil;:oxi, No. 7, Exaknge court, Dublin, and in Ba2h, by.l-lazard ; Bristoit Shepßard ;, Brighton, G regbLy;; .Binning,ham; Swinney . ; Bedford, Smith; Illandfbrd,',',.Simihona . ; Bury' Edininid's, Dingle Chel tenham, IlarWard; Cambridge, Ho3,.son‘; Coventry,- Rolla •son.; Colchester, Keytrier.; Sin - Anions; .Car .l isll lonic • Chatham, Etheriii , lon•, C helinsford,. 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LANDS near S.\LISBURY: TO PE SOLD h'T AUCTUON, By I'ARRY IcUSS ; ' . , At the Spread Eagle inn, Sticuin, on' Wednesday the 4tli of August Twelve o'Clock at Noon, subject to such Conditions as shall then and there be produc,A ; A ELIGI tiLE EST- T AE; sitwite in the Parkit Of Bcmerton; in the Comm' of Wilts, only pne mils_ trout Salisbury, consisting:lg . TWO ME S E 'it two-nornevioals, liNns i Stables, and otter all in excrin:ric repir, witliabow_ 36 A ces of Ar.tbie; Water Meadow and i l asture Land; Common of l'xsture , tor pine Beasts and s a Sheep, i.n the Cpmatons and Commonable Fields Of Bemerton atb7esad. Upwards ortyn , ...-tiiird part of this 'Estate' is Freehold, and the :other. part Lew - Ito-1(i for qtr.= gOodLiT..s, paying a Quit rent of t tS„ . 4d. per Annum-: the now Nett on Lease, (which ippiret at Michaelmas j„seph Bradby; at the'yeatly'kent of Seventy Foitods, clear or all outgoings; except the, Land-tait, winch is. vtry There-is al§o a Brick-kiln, w4h plity of good .Clay, or: Lease to "Mr. Ford, whidi expires in about twd years. Upen,the .Freehold is a most desirable. Spat tor Building, -and there are twu Pews in Bernerton Part .the Purchase-rn'iney inay.-lio on ittferest.. - For viewing the PreaniSes afip ly to the- Tenant ; and for further Fartk-ol:trs, to Mr. Grey„ Attorney,. C.-, • MATRIMONY. A_ T is mileh to be regretted, but indisputably cer tain, that many persons of both s_ xes are deterred front cnte.ring.into thi: married state by intirniities, which deireacy forbids them to disclose ; aud there arc 110t: t ie.)/ whb, being " already -in: - ,rried,.are ren dered miserable for %•7a,it of those ten.; cier . pledets of-titutual love, '‘‘*.hoit: - happiness in this 'state its at least very precarious, It has tyten ascertained. !yond 5 doillax, that these Circumstances are occasioned by a •gCneral or - partial reiaxation-or,llTeakne;is in either sex,'and it rs equally.eeriain that the ). , ,enuiite AROMATIC LO Z EN-. GES of sTEEL are the best, r tint - the vi,iy rernedy- - ever discoieredibr "W 'nen t: ken tAto toe stomach, they iliamccii4tely ditluse, themsellies.ii . le - a,vapour through _every pore, prcaduciragleifiiels at. once delightful; .S3= iutary, and permammt. the spark . of lire begins to grow dim, the Circulation 'languid, and the'facui ties paralysc• ed; these Lozenges are found to give•tone; to the nerves, .oc hilarate the anitnall.pirits, invigorate. they body; and re-ani mate the whole man. Wilen aversion ex.erc,s': ' - loss, oc depravity of appetite, and p a llid coun tenance indicate ap • proachingleatsan 'ionithe'deliCate female will :)e'preserved and re4Cdied to ilea Awl society tiy , the benign intluenetspi this Malicine. W,41-.-..n to,jelustotrot imagination, or the force* • of bad exam pie, 'lave ited unguarded. ?dirt h into the tiai):: gerous laby riiith of sect : el Usti:tidy, debi I i t.tted ec,ly, and. • it - npairz:dltis miderstkoding, these Loten?zes'Atlll'proteef hire. from lingeting dis,m,-E, Cite infirmities of premature old age; • andlt wretched titejution, anindstthe agoinzing rerietti o n o f cdns'pious guilt. IV nou, Jiy luxurious- Oanquets,scpioui li .,bxtions, Papillon excesses, and niidnight revels, the sons MK./ dattgllters am dissipation have nronght on tlrenseNes dznilLty, 'relaxation, I ity, and a long train of nervous complaints, manifested by Lapaired In.n - nory, Anxiety; agitation, rewors; etnaciation, indigestion, apical), in ,neti ; hysteric_., ( Ititsnij, lox, elf ' a6ortitap v • pion S 'in the imcicieitesi; 2:tc in women- , -these zengeijwili restore health and vigour to the d;:bilitated and chearfulness and animation to the mind. ' Les Pastilles Martiallei de Montpelier' ' or Aromatic La- ' zengcs of Steel, are prepared by Llr. SENATE, No. Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury ; and are sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. R. Barron; Druggist, No. TO', Strand ; and retail by all respectable. Medicine Venders in The United Kingdom, price 7:;. thebo,-duty included; with the Doctor's Pdrtrait and Signature on each, without Which none' Can be - - •-• • • genuine. Dr. Senate's Treatise on'remale Complaint., dedicated to the Queen ; may be had as above, price Is.: •-• To T. TAYLOR, Surg,coo q, London. SIR, Etlinburgl 2 l May 2, Oho'. IN .the Spring of 179+ I was atElided With "Venereal Complaint, which I treated with indifK:r - ence for'fiife months ; bitt ilia' then :obl4ted . to : apply to a rep,atlor Physician, - Who put a tOtputitry - stop to tife lance of the I)iscase (by mercurial applicattons).for some time; but growing, in spite of 41. medicine , and the advice of the first Gentierrf:n of the •Faculty here; Worse z.a,d worse. fur two years,. I was reduced to a st.tie :almost un-, piralleled and tr..',yond description ; being :in entire. repe?; and ulcerated from. head to foot.—My head , throift, rhouth,-, nose, legs, arms, kc. have b e en alternately .in danger of .becoming ,useless; in short, I have front twen'r to ;thirty eating ulcers on. me body, and nearly totally. prived would- be' voluminbas icl . particula..4 ri'ze case---isUfticc it to Say, there never - wat, or eier will be, one of` 3111.! e dangerous, or of a more compli cated nature; I \v-its' lung lowted uppli by lily friends, and 'imagined inysel i; 'beyond I.i I hopes- of+ ; and," in dead, in my' then condition, • de.itir tins pill - en:Y:6. to my ,nitre than thiserablit'state. In ,this drag it' most ini.serilble: existence, till Divuln 1 . threw in.tay way . a Newspaper containing the case oi ,Mc. B. of Plymouth- 7 14y friends' read it; I coif.; not:--I .sent and procured spine of yoiii I \ E's t.) E N ru se whieli;• by osing - from tii,te to Lllltc, r ani 1101 V, atilt liavo Ling been, (after More than s blur indeieribable illst:ess;, ul as gond a state of healt:t p`er t efOoyed ;aS •at proof of this', I had aiitie, thrivins, healthy b4rn 6 J ae a few tnolithi' b.go; - In gratitude to “o'd, 'anti in hopes of : ren , lefing my f.;11 , ;•.w-erafiire:•service, I request you tin piiblish this; and you rn,i'Y at qtly time refer Qer-ions 'who .wish fo.be satisfied of thz truth of this; of further' p ar ti. colors*, to ine'or iritY friends, by:letter'ili=Soll. • As few cases for badn' ss will eief equal' mine, and none , exceed it, I bztvc I,rinn experience every re,t'son. r, aSsiir• 'manl6l;d, thKl t : in yout LEA 's ';All find 'SUM, speedy, kale, and radiaol care; for that most dread:. 1041 stage of die Venere4l'!Dievase; Which' is salted it coN .Flit,Nt.p I 4 ozs : 4 I ustront;iiiitabl e ' reasons rr4 my. ;name . and ?IdresS . • public; ,but creditablOts peons r eal ly twantini'4 inlormatiOn :.may, also be jeferresi. to nie and my ••.. friend..llsy Mrs. - S. Clark, .16insay-GardenslEditi`iargh. Prepared and Solq by t ue Sole Vropri,etor; 'T. T AY.1.0 ; Meniber 6 - I . the. Royal Col lege - ; ot S urgeong in London, at his house, No. 9, New Bridye-,;:rFet, ••• 'Where, he will give . Advice v * ht,tnint a fee? to 4 , 04 . ,6113 ring these Pills; ;11.1' wilt answer patients' on the terms,' nbSetving in ;111 c,ies the:mist inviulable secrecy; no person's .nanic or case. having: been Inelltioried, hitt at tit.ir own•particular ceq.usq kly toc.i ) r9.;: :prietur,' during the course or nitre than thirty=Six years,. 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