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attended With the-most imminent danger; anti as the lives of
Our brav,Seamen and ;Soldiers. mil), be
.preserved, were his
Styptic in general use in the Army and 'Navy, as it it:traungst
a numerous class of individuals in both 4 -it is-his duty, as a
Member of..,Society,- and as .one in common with all, who
has their Ikeltare at heart, to Most strongly recommend it
for the general use. • ,

As the Poor, Eastward) have a long way to come to hit
house in Pall. Mall -tor the Styptic, which the Chevalier gra...
tuitously nispenses to the necessitous, he has prevailed on
Dr. DE VALANt IN, who for many years 119 S been well
acquainted with its salubrious effect,, and whose humanity
aria philanthropy are so abundantly known, to distributE it
to those whose cases may require its aid, at his house, in
Fore-street, Moen fields.
Mr. Ruspini, joint Shrgeon Dentist with his Father tOthe
Prince of wales, lately from the Continent, attends a: his
ratlier's kimme a-ad abroad, :lay day.