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Two of !"10 000.
Two of 1:29,000.
f AND J. SIVEWRIGIIT
. have again the Satisfae-
vl6st to nntice the general Approbation pf the present moat
yacht fiatrey scheme. to beg (h 16th December. The
'Mil Flatf DRAWN PRIZES will each be entitled to
:,.00+1.3ionet. or 3 per Cents. at the option of the Fortunate
P.:chasm: All who buy before the First Day, Ilkli December,
t.ll. of sure of at Ina: the Two Pfl2t3 of 20,000/. and the chance of
Two Fria, of 20.00 a l. and whatever other Capitals may be
Pisa 013 that Day, for the trifling risk of 41. 19s. on a VI hole
fuket. anti 6c. 6.a. on a Sixteenth, for
A Wket ftra £22 19e.—utay receive back . £lB.
ute=th cats 11 12a.—may receive back - J:1 2s. 6d.
Any bate before the 20th December.
loaf ether Shares ill Proportion. kgreat Variety of Numbers are
et Salsa the Old Eatabliched Offices of J. and J. Sivewright,
Ne.l7, terni.;:l, 11, II.)lborn, old 33, llxy market ; where they
tared and Sid on the List Day of the Last Contract, No. 17,74!!
'rse Of 20,00 W. ;
_and on the Last Day of Drawing, FIVE
Awrllel Prizes, including TWO of I,OMII. each.

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LEGANT SILK CLOAK9.—An itmnense variety
say be ern in all she new odours. front 30s. to 701. at
°NUBS and Co., wbes have ready fur the winter several thousand
Ms of ri (Mapes, levantires, grin-ale alnaelas marre-
onekraerev, WEL-nines, clouded and shaded silks, gause dyes.
kmdkerehlefs. shawls, nark. &e. &c. which have been put,.
401dGa readytuosey, sod an now mitred for sale at a trilling wi-
ve, on the cost puce.
hreelleat Bombscines„ f/sl. a yard ; and a large stock of entirely
ttr wicks satiable for mornirg and evening dresses, pelisse, be,
men that cannot fail to excite astonishment.
mEA ti as and CO. 120, Regentsstreet. eight doors from the
Nitast.
Ads Tippets, flouneings, Blond Lace. Lace Veils. Gloves,
ti,
every description of Fancy Haberdashery.

FOR CORNS, BUNNIONS„ &c. Re.
CERTAIN RELIEF for CORNS, BUNNIONS,
4 ESS CHILBLAINS, without Cutting or Plaistering. By
3.311 rrybing the part with the AROMA TIC CAMPHOR,
immediate ease to the most painful Corns and Bunnions.
Liblos subject to Chilblains, by rubbing the part with the Aro.
CccoPher, will be a sure preventive ; and persons hav:ng
the appliealion will be a sure means cf their not break.
.ce• teal by applying it to the fret es a Wash, is rroved to have
'"c'e.uencrl the tenderest feet, la a sure remedy for the Cram),
t'alortreme,'y for the Rheumatism: hundreds have found re.
tubbing the part affected with it. Even penTc
afflicted
the °out, by often rubbing the part with Aromatic Camphor,
chance of not having the Gout again; and if even they
',Le the Gout again, the burning pain will be about eighty ,
This is not a pretend buts sure remedy' for the,
.eing the discovery of that celebrated Physician, J. H. '
+t's. sill known in the City of London, having been above
Lke,ciat, of the Royal College of Physicians, London,
• tY Stars Principal Physician to the London General His-
VT▪ !. C: sirs prevented being caught—in short, cleanliness and
of the Aromatic Camphor is a sure preventive against
elms: is pleasant, and the wholesomed perfume in
IVeS the spirits, relieves headache, and prevents
!.by n-ly smelting it, mil nervous people ought never to be
.7 •3. and it ought to be sprinkled about in rooms where pu-
srberi 'ell 1 hose ho travel by land and sea ought to have
the Aromatic Camphor, ass icknesses are often caught in
gsald ie john the
orynge beds, change of climate, Re.; parents
rNursery.
101.—As most valuable articles are counterfeited by on-
r",nnv• therefore bc particular to ask for Prince's Are.
,-:4.41Ph0r. at Is. fid. per bottle, duty included, and observe
a.....,_""e`; On the wrapper and sells of each bottle. Be particular,
h 3 Iddcess, " A. Prince, 9, Poland-street. Oxford.
re,..,;i'ne▪ Lodr." on the cover of each bottle ; without, it is not
it"; tsenot answer the purpose. Purchasers ought to be
-are LI counterfeits are in circulation.
.°NO,Ib A. Prince No. 9, Polai.d.street. o:fore-street Sanger,
pY4l.44:Tt`rt ; Barclay, 95, fleet Market; Butler, 4, Cheap.
roan 4 226, Strand; Johnson, Cornhill ; Tut*, Royal
``Sutton, Bow Chureb.yard ; Jones, 89, Fleet.utceet
i,luihelpil Medicine Venders. Ladies and Gentlemen
•salbrtimet" country, sending remittances, it will be forwarded
• 11„it7 co.h. It keeps in an dictates, the older the bet-
upettti„" sad Captains will receive liberal allowance for

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