The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-29 00:00:00

FRIMLEY WASTE LANDS.

-By Order of the COmmissioners, _under the.:lnelosure Act.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
On Monday, the nth -Day of •januaty, tB;ii, at the White
Hart Inn, 'Frithley, in ttie Co;tnty o(Surrey,
- r By Mvssts:l-10DSKINSON and Co.
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IX, ALLOTMENTS of LAND, Two, whereof
are near. the Golden Farmer, and Four others are adjoin-
ing to/he Basiagstokeball 'the whole containing 500 'Acres,
or-thereabouts.- - :
Printed Particulars rriay be bad of Mr. Small piece, Stoke,
'near Gniltitiird, Surveyor at Mr, Mum ford's,
Crevilie-
street, Hatton-garden, Suryeyor ; ;Messrs. Hanson and Birth,
Chancery-lue, Solicitors.

-CaUsalatet, vis est Notissima
THE Restorative ANIMA of QUASSIA, in
the .foun of Pills,- lately invented and prepared by
HAIiLAM and Co. which Is fbiind an immediate and in-
comparable Remedy for , , • ,
Weak; rehried, and debili. Hypocholdriac AffeCtions,
tated Constitutions,. Habitual Purgings,'
Loss Of Appetite, . Nervous Weaknesses,
Pains and 'Weakness Of the The deleterions Difeets of hot
Stomach, .. Climates or Intemperance.:
In short, in most cases where the constitution. has been re,
duced and debilitated by disease or intemperance, its restora—
tive effet-ls are equally astonishing and unprecedented.
The antiseptic powers of. Quassia' are too well known to
require further comment ; and tlte, restorative effieas 'of its
•CONCENTRATED EX T. RA C T''•certain ly entitle that
Preparation- to the highest e4tiiration and confidence of the
Nervous and Diebilitated• and to such -it is•at this. season
particularly recommended, nnt only as a Restorative, but a
sate rrev.::itative of Contagion from infectious and epidemic
Diseases, so generally prevalent. , •
The remarkable Case of Colonel 0 liver,•• produced by exces-
sive heat and htigue at the Siege of Senngapatain (of which
we shall give the .Colonel's own account), is here brought
for Ward; as it Thirst do aw4ey every doubt of its
• and display the restorative powers of the Medicine.-
. No, rS, Wigwore-street,;eavendiAi.square,
. -February 19, 1891.
In the late Campaign in India Cwhich terminated so fortu-
nately for.- the Iritish. Empire), I was exposed, during
march through tie Mysore, to excessive. fatigue and a burn-
ing sun, that enervated nay whole systeM, which increased
rapiellyin the course of the Siege of Seringapatainl daring
winch, from the.dampniess'of the• entrenchments, I-Was at-
tacked with a violent dysentery, and by further exertion in
the tarrying by assault this important place, •was so far re=
duced as to be rendered incapable offurther,service; the
whole system had received a shock that threatened immediate
dissolution, no part of it seemed longer Capable of 'perform-
ing its proper thaction ; the stomach and bowels were unable
..to retain the small quantity, of food taken, which passed oil
immediately ; the nervous _system anchnfiscular fibres were
'equally allettd with ,constant tremor and debility, to such a
degree as to render even walking. extremely .ditlicult.' This
'affection, with the constant' irritation in the stomach and
bowels, produced continual pain, and fatigue. During my
.passage to England, I had every assistance with Out the
smallest 'advantage. On my 'arrival I procured '.inedical aid
from every Tracer _that was thought likely to al-16rd relief,
ancl for several months attended regularly to the medicine
and regimen prescribed by my Physicians, without receiving
• the least-benefit. •In Ottober last I called-On you, to inquire
if Hallam .and Co.'s :Extrad, or Anima of Quassia, was
likely to be of Service in my hopeless situation; 1 took it
from your:recommendation;•• and have the happiness of -feel:-
ing myself perfectly restored; and that by taking a few.bOxes
only. A few doses produced an ease and regularity. in the
stomach•and boWel's,.,that nl>t been experienced since the
first attack of the'disorder; shei-rt,- the whole train of dis-
tressing symptoms were soon eiEictually relieved, and I have
now tbt nappintss to-enjoy state of health I lad little rea-
son to expect....
'fo 11: Shaw, No. 7.1, .13or6ogli; London.
- ManY addit 'proofs of its efficacy, i•too numerous, for in-
sertion here,-though equally singular and well attested,,may
.be seen in a Pamphlet, delivtrQd gratis as, above, to which
'-We refer the ValetndinariAi.

The Proprietors particularly, Tel:Test Purchasers will be
careful to observc,eaßli Nx has Larificate, signed in red
ink, " .E. Hallam and Co." as `no whet- can possibly be
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Sold wholesale only by B. Shaw; No. 74, Borough; and
retail by Baxter and Co. Edinburgh' and Glasgo i, 44 one,
Vender in every Town, in boxe:i of ss. and 'Jos. 6d. each,
pkkagjs; confaining five boxei, U. each,.