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MAGNETIC CREAM. ,
THE whole assemblage. of the Features, their
foree and' power, depend so much npon the fairness
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'dODBOVIs VEGETABLE BALSAM" •

for the CURE 0 F•CONSUMPTIONS, ASTHMAS, &c.
DMITTED,- by a :Body of Pltyclaiis,, to be
the. first Medicine, in the World for the aboye.Corn- •
plaints ; and never was an instance known of its tailinzi tak-
en on the first attach,and in 'many instances it has' effeded a
'Cure when the bones have come., through .the skin:—A
stronger.prbof of its repu4ition cannot be given ttian the,canc-
'tion of soine of the first N(ibility in the KingdoM, as follow,
wh have experienced and witnessed its efficacy, and strongly
recommend its being kept. in all Families, to have it taken in
the ,rst Stage.
Most Noble the Marquis of Lothian. •
'Right, -log. and, Ward.
Right Hon. Lord Macdonald. - •
...Rigitt,Hpn. Lord i; rantley.
Right Holt: rate Lbre.l Fortescue.
Right lltin.-Lbrrt!Montford:
. late Yis'copritess Dudley and Ward.
Right. Hon. Lady On\vager Grantley.
Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscountess FalMouth.
; Right Hon. LacirDOwagr Forteseue.
;Lady Appreece-. .
• Sirs-:-.Fraileis Blake, Edward Newenham, (ohs Coghill,
and George-Armstrong, Batts-. • • ' • •
Generals Doyle and Drouty.
Colonels—Baker and Debath.
And a great many others Ofthe as may be seen in
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