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Copy of a Letter received by Mr. SCOTT, of Edinburgh. and
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SPILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, No. ri,
Soho-Square, London.
SIR, •
J
AM very happy to infirm you of the good effea
I have experienced frond the use of SPILSBURY's
DROPS recently procured from you. The following is a
short statement of my Case :
A boxa a year since I per.:tivei I a small pimple on .my right
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atieded, till at last the tore part of my right leg became ul-
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that I was reduced to the necessity of keeping nay bed, not
being able to walk ; I lay in thi:l condition near six months,
dtoing which time I consulted several Medical Gentlemen,
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to try SPILSBURY's DROPS,; which I sent for to your
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for in a short time rely legs were healed, and my health and
strenu,ih restored, which, under Provide,ace, 1 can attribute
only to the excellence:of the above Medicine, and am happy
to 54y that at the pi csent period I ani in every respett as
sound' i'n my limbs,, and as pertialy well in health and
'strength,. as I Ehaveev er been at any former period of my life.
•I am, S. your obliged-Servant,
Dean, near Edinburg WILLIAM WILSON.
n .
July, 5, t 802.,
We, the undersigr: xl, do certify to the truth orthe above
Case:

Mrs.' MILLER, ( itocer, Edinburgh..
• Ro a ER.T I3a owN, Weaver, Water of Leith.
• ARCH. FFE, W :aver, Dean, near Edinburgh.
The above Drops are - sold by the general *riders in town
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marked " SCILSBUR Y nd. Co. No. Soho-square." Also
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Wrapper.,

FOR DISORDI "..RS OF THE BOWELS,
DALBY's CARMINATIVE.
A 1 :AUTION
TO MERCHANTS AND AC.i ;NTS, IN CONSEQUENCE OF TUE
STnMP DUTY UPON ALL MEDICINES EXPORTED.
WHEREAS many -Counterfeited Sorts- of this
Medicine are ofrere, for Sale by sundry Druggists and
others, under specious p. ;e,:ences ; and whereas repeated
Complaints have been math, :of the bad Effects of these Com-
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careful in observing, that th t name of F. NEW BE RY is en-
graved in the Stamp, which is pasted on each Bottle, as the
surest mark ofauthentietty; ind that in the Bill Oi'Diredtions,
in which such Bottle is wral .ped, is the following
EXTRACT FROM THE WIL L OrTHE LATE MR. DALBY :
" And whereas, I did nany years since instrul my
- • Daughter Frances, now the V 'fife of Anthony Cell, of North-
otreet, Westminster, Gentl :man, in the' Art and Method of
preparing, compounding, ar% id making up a certain Medicine,
• of which I am the sole 1 nventor,- called and universally
known 'by the Name of D aihy's Carminative ; I have again
instruCted' and communici. tett to my said Daughter, Frances
Gel!, the Secret .of prepay tog or making up the said Aledi-
tine ; and I do hereby const• it ute and appoint my said Daugh-
ter, the sole Preparer of t his useful 11,1edicine.—I likewise
give to my said Daughter, ..Cranccs ('yell,
the scle Property
olthe said Carminative, am. • tall Profits arising from the Sale
thereof,-to her and her Heirs for ever."
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•.... C.
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3ct Duty.—Also retail,. by his appointment,-at Nlessrs: le-
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'IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

ROUSE OF PEERS,

FRIDAY, NOV. 19.

THIS clay at three o'clock tie LORD CHANCEL-
LOR. took his seat on the Woolsack, and in the
course of the Sitting, several Peers were sworn,
among these were His Royal Highness the DuKE
of CLARENCE' ; the Dukes of BRIDGEWATER, arid
BEAUFORT ; Marquis Of AB ERCORN ; Earls Of
SANDWICH, MANSFIELD, and SPENCER ; Viscount
SYDNEY ; Bishop of NORWICH ; Lords GOWER,
and CHEDWORTM.

At four their Lordships adjourned till three
o'clock to-morrow : and on Monday, at one o'clock,
the LORD CHANCELLOR comes down to the House.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

FRIDAY, NOV. 19.

THIS day the LORD MAYOR of London, Lord
GL ENE ERA!' E, Mr. LONG, and about 6o other
Members, took the Oaths, and their Seats.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at one o'clock. No
other business was transaded, and about four o'clock
the House adjourned.

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