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The Proprietor presumes from the demand fbr this Mpdi.
tine, that the astoaiShing cure of 'Capt. Elliston, No. s,
Mortimer-street, as also of Lord Selsey's Coachman, air, a
variety of others which have been repi•atedly before the: Pub-
lic, have left a suitable impression ; but he can confi-
dence add, that its real merits 'as an Alterative, Prtritier;'-ard
Sweetener of the Blood, and as a specitie tor the Si.ettri!).,
Scorbut:c Eruptions, Serophu and other Disorci.ar arising
from contaminated blood, will, on a fair trial, !fe.rit.niere.
forcibly in its own recommendation- -than any -thinCwin...it
ran be said of it.

Preparga and sold wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro-
prietor J. Pidding, late Surgeon in the Army, at. his Wars.
iltA4Se No. 76,• 4:Aiwa-street, London, in boxes;
4i. 6.1.' or the quatitity of six boxes in one,. 4t Sulu ..iso
retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange; Ching and I.4;:tler, Nu. 4,
Cheapside .Ward, Nu. Z 34, Holborn; Sur inuey, No.
; Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and by cv;:r').
4; iue Vender in the IClagziotn.