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Sold.alsri_ar Bacon and Co's, tso, Oxford-street, a n d at Bolton's, front of th e R o y a l Exchange: . . 'rife Author's "DisctiSition' of the Stine and Crave]," ninth Edition, price is. 6.1. is just published,' pointing our their Cause, and the Diet 'to be observed during the Cr re, - with many ektraordinary C'ase', some of perte6t recovery even attcr the oper,ttiult had been resolved cu. i)ERSONAL COIVILINES Improved in the uic of two ele, , ant Prephations, first, The A. R 0 Ni C 1 \TORY U N - rt FR IC E, so eal loci from itS admird!)le fees on the Teeth, which, after a hew as4;itrvs the appearance of polished Ivory, prevents moreover their premature decay, those decayed it pre.servei from becoming Worse, fastens such. as are loose, and, by persz.verance, ren ders the fotitest Tectiilelicare, -and (fry its . aromatic ffar grance) the breath perfectly' sweet_; it - Li also exceedingly grateful to the palate. Secondly, the S P RIVIA C TI SOAP, -w.,ich preserves 'and renders the Skin Soft, smooth, and dekeme, The lient anti heahlig properties of the SperrnaLeti are so generialy known, as ,to render a continent on its virtues nintecessary, the inventoris sO sensible of its pec!iliar iiiliiness, that to acc.ornmoriate.Centlemen of tender skins, lie has al,so furitte.4 it into Shaving-Cakes _and Silaving Powder, as the lather made with it will scarcely atr:d the eye. • • . . - The above articles are prepared and sold - for the InVentor, by R. Johnston, Chemist, 15., Greek:s!reur, Soho Lot dm Dentilricx at is yd. the Soap and Powder is. 6d . twit\ • Persons wishing to avail themselves of tIW great uOlit . y . of 'these articles, should be careful. r have the'n genum.:, by observing his Name tfii the A.ab.4.1 affixed to eael:._ For thoGOUT,.RHEUMATIS`4S,. SCROPIIO LA, CANCERS, and other CIIRONICAL DISORDERS. ' • The Rev. W. •WI LSON's A A RTIIRITI C ; 'br ; AL TERATIVE POWDER.' MllE,lnventor of this Medicine, formerly a Stu ': dent in Physic,•at Glasgow, is indriced to offer to the Public an efficacious Remedyfor the above, pa well as for many Diseases decided incurable. It h as beet 7 extensively useit in Ireland foe several years, and-its salutary F. tf - Z-.!... - ts are • produced in a safe and easy tnanner, with very little o f . . -retation —By mixing with the Blood a nd t u t ees, i t applies itself fo the Seat of the ,Disorder, which it will remove by slow Degrees, trom.its alterative and healing Qualities. In Consumptions it will generally succeed in the two first Stages, and often even in the-last. In the Scrophula, or Evil, if used early,' the Cure will be speedy,. and the ulcer.ned Glands will heal ; and it has been known to rescue the tient even after mortal Symptoms bill appeared. But Per sons-afflicted with Gout, Rheumatisms, Cancers, and with Bilious and • Nerv6uS Diseases,• ‘ioulclrlo well to peruse " The - .of Physic," Written by the Inventor (to be had of the, , Vehders of-this . - Ic.clici;'e)..in which its'extraordinary b Efficacy will be sheven in various iiistanccs. •This Powder does not contain any. Ingredient unfriendly to the human Con stitutionl and, instead . of Weakening, its tendency is to invi gorate, and to improvel he general Health. It occasions no danger from Cold, and requires neither Confinement - nor . . change of Diet. Sold by F.- Newhery end Sons, at the only Warehouse. for Dr.. laLnes's Powder, No., 45, in Sr. Paul's Church-yard, London ; in. Packets, • price 45. Gil. each, containing Four Papers of Eight Doses, in all Thirty-two Doses. —Observe that the Words, '• F. - Newbery, No. 45, St. - Paul's," areen graved in the Stahips. • To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Sir, No. ,9, New Bridge-street, London. T CONSIDER it. but an fla Of justice due to the 11.., merits of your LEAK C's PokT EN T PILLS, to com municate to you•the following Cure which has recently been performed by them : An Acquaintance of mine, by the breaking out of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders arising therefrom), was reduced al most to a skeleton; and .although he had the best medical advice Which could be obtained, land tried a variety of Patent Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to ,suit • his case, or to do him any service : he remained in a most re duced and pitiable - situation•foi. tWo years,. unable to follow his profession, and scarcely able to walk or even to stand , his legs ; in fad no one who knew him ever supposed it ' sible for him to recover. He was advised at -l ast to try - r Leake's Pills—he did so, adhering- stridly to, the (lirediOns • given with them. He had not taken more than two boxe§ tore he found an alteration fel - tho better: this encouraged him 'to Itroceed, and-by taking a few boxes more h.. 5 round hi s appetite and strength gradually return,m and is - now as • health) and-stout as any man I know You are welcome, Sir; to meter any person to Inc for a confirmation of the above account if it should be doubted. I am, Sir, your obedient Jumble servant, Library, Folkszone. . TI - 1()S. PUR DAY. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, Trios. TAY LO R , Member of the Royal College of Surgeon!, London, at his House, No. '9, New Itridge-street ; • Where, after a constant residence of-more than:Forty Years, - in a pradice particularly diieded to the Cure o: Ven6., real Complaints, and those incidental -to the Parts, of Generation in both Sexes, with that ittriOlable, sevreey , which Men of his 'Profession should. always observe;„ht • Batters himself, the advice and assistance lie gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicin,' will . he 'esteemed by a discerning Public, as an, inlirantaKe!set.ciorti to be obtained, „and void of ambiguity. -Also sold, by his Appointment,. for the convenience Of those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, N o. . 3.5-,St. Al ban's-street, Pall Mail ; the T o y s h op , N o. street ; Mr. Disborough", 4 , ,No. 7, Fish-street-hill. ; 1.4 . r. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. Nl' I ) onald's, flow 14lwelPs, Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, LiverpOol ; Mr. Atkinson's, Manchestur; and by one Person in retry considerable Town in Great Britain an. Ireland, in Boxes of . only 2S. .9d. oach, sealed up with full and plain direc tions, whereby persons of either sex may cuie thenisei4Cs with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. . . N. B. Every Box 'sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by favour of the' Commissioners, is priiii ed at' the Stamp-office " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridgr, street,' to iini.tate ‘vhicii is felony i a. - c 1 1l others are coun terfeits.- .