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FOR BILIOUS DISORDERS.
DR. IAISIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS.
Fit new Mode ofAdministering these PILLS,
1: by the advice of an eminent Physician (see the new Di-
lutions), Bilious Diseases, so prevalent, partieularjy among
persons who have resided in hot cliniat,.‘s, are removed with
greater ease and safety than by any other NI idicine. ,They are
equally etti.acious in all Disorders of the Stomach and Bow.
els ; in Indigestion, Lossof Appetite, Habitual Costiveness.
Troublesome Flatulenciesi and Cholics ; likewise In Gouty
Habits, in Giddiness or Rheumatic Pains in the Head ; as
well as those occasioned by Free Living, thereby preventing
/Palsies and Apoplexies, so often the consequence of Intern.
perance
Recourse should be had to them on the first attack of a
Cold, of any slight Indisposition, or after any excess of eat-
ing or driukiug ; and thus their well:known characteristic
will be maintained, of promoting Longevity.
Travellers, by sea or land, should never be without the
Analeptic Pills, as they require neitheir confinement nor
alteration of diet.
They are sold only by F. Newhery and Sons, at the Ware-
', house for Dr. iam:s's Powder, No. 45, St. Paul's Church.
yard, fourdoors trout Cheapside, London ; at Dr. James's tate
house in Bruton-street ; in Boxes, price 4s. 6(1. each; or in
one large Box, containing the quantity of six, for 241, pn,ly
included. None are genuine but those which hive tne
words '‘ P. NewlaerY, No. 45, St. Paul's," engraved in the
Stampt.

• HEMORRHAGE.
This Day was pithlislied;
In One Volume, Svo. illustrated with Fifteen &ipper-
pl.ites, price MU-a-Guinea. in hoards,
ATREATISE on the PROCESS employed by
Nature in suppressing the HEMORRHAG F. from
Divided and Punelured Arteries, and on the Use of tile Liga-
ture concluding with Observations tin Secondary Hemor-
rhage.

N.B. The whole deduced from an extensive Series of Ex-
periments, and illustrated with Fifteen Coi'per.plates.
fly I. F. 0. JONES, M. D.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,• London.
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Mr. YOUNG On•the NATURE and ACTION of CAN-
CF R, with a view to the Establishment of a regular mode
of Cure by natural Separation; price 45. 6d. in boards •

PREFACES and ANNOTATIONS of the various COM-
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Plays or the most celebrated Authors; with Critical
and Biographical Essays, and an Historical Inquiry into the
Drama and the Stage.
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From•the LONDON Gaze-yrs.( july'a7, *Soc.
ADDRESS TO TILE PIILIc.
THE increasing celebrity of Dr. NORRIS's
DROPS, for the Cure of every species of FEVER,
having caused an attempt to Counterfeit them, it becomes a
duty to warn the l'
duty against such a dangerous imposi-
lion, equally injurious to the Health of those deceived, and
to the diameter of a Medicine that has stood the test of ex-
perience near halls Century. Innumerable ar.: the instances
in which the benign influence of these Drops hiive prevailed,
even iii the awful moment of ex peCted dissolution' a truth.
so well attested as to !:,tire gained them uoprecederited fame
in this Country. To those obliged to visit Hot CliMates,
where the most fatal of Putrid Disorders is prevalent,
called the Yellow Fever, they cannot avoid being consider-
ed of the first importance, for in this destruitive Malady
they stand an unrivalled Specific, and, when properie ad-
ministered, have never been known to fail. In the Scurvy,
Gout, Asthma; and all Disorders arising from obstructed
Perspiration, they are equally beneficial. Whatever may
!mire been the ev tls produ,..erl by counterfeit Preparations, it
is hoped the possibility of future fraud is completely guarded
against, as the name of---" Thomas Norris Moore" is, by
favour of His Majesty's Commissioners, engraved on the
Stamp round each Bettie.
The Genuine Medicine is prepared only at Dr. Norria's
louse, No. 29, Lower Ilrook-street, Grosvenor-agnate,
where the Family Bottles, us. are to be had, and all Orders,
for Exportation, duly executed. Smaller size Bottles at
tis. and as. ed. sold Wholesale and Retail. with ample Di-
teetions, by Messrs bacon and Co. No. spa, Oxford-street,
opposite Bond-street. 1