The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-08 00:00:00

SATURDAY NOVEI4IBER 8, UBl

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niin'ary Otist,rvations. By Henry J.►►ues l'y'e, Esq.

M V.DIcINiL

A REAL BLESSI,Nti MOTHERS.

OF alt the unmet:ons Cases that have appeared.
in the Public Prints for the last tru years, of the good
rheas of the AM EItICAN .sooTHING sYittTP,.notie are
mars entitled to the attention of every Mother and Nurse,
than the under-mentionial:—The infant Daughter of Mr.
hewn, Ns', tit, Osford-strevt, was, at the tender age of
two montlr4, taken very,ill. The Physician could not find out
the child's disordCr ; it seas everyday getting worse. Mrs. 1.
ached him if he thought it was its teeth; his answer was, the
child was too youn4.—Li,twever, Mrs. I. haring vtpoloroied
the'ilttuei of the Svrop, tooth in her own as,will•u•of
sevurdi Ladies of her acquaintance, thought she would-try.
I.s soon as the child's gums were rubbed, she begat,. to get
better, and by the time the infant was 16 weeks old, shy had
five tcsth through.
had ul the Proprietors. Johnson and Williams, No.
94, Newman-street, Oxford-street ; and by all the principal
Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at .2s. Pd. a llnttle.
CAuTio'...—lle sure to ask fur dtilfnson and William's Ame-
rican Soothing Syropotts there are several spurious sorts.
N. B. Mrs. JohnsoW relieves the infant pour as usual, at
her House, every Tuesday .aod Saturday morning, from nine
to ten o'clock, by liringing a letter from a respectable House,
keeper, to certify that_they arc real object 3 of etr.trity. - •

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MIDDLETON; neat :Slanchester, Oct. Ib, Isls.
SIL—A Site of mils, 13 yeal:s.ol-iigi:, ithooi
34 months ago, whilst in the employ of Mr. Thomas
Will:bison, was iri the habit, during the summer, 'af bathing
in hot and cold water alternately, in the reservoirs of a stcqinf
engine; some weeks afterwards, he was seized with difficulty
of breat his general health became so• as to render Inni
unfit fur nusiness; Lie was confined, apparently in a dying
state, for 18 weeks, having seven large running ulcers on the
back, chest, :and belly ; in this situation he remained, unre-
lieved by any uf•the medicines he had recourse to, when .dfel-
low-servant (John Rushton) who had:seen a similar case
cured by your Antiscorbutic l)rops, made a Collection to par 7.
chase a bottle for the youth, and it••is•as. true as-Wouderful,
before he had finished one small bottle, the goad effects evi-
dMitlY shone lorth, and encoitraged aperseveranve.' re-
sults are, be is perfectly well, the ulcers are healed, hisgene-
ral health is good, and he appears eonstit utiOnally remade
again. We are, Sir, your obedient servants,
GEORGE AND ELLEN LAWSON.
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We, the undersigned, do hereby certify, we witnessed the
good effects of Mr. Lignum!s Drops . in•the ca.c of Williant
Lawson, as above inserted. _ _

1 homers Wilkinson, Employer, of • W. It4twsoil.

Isaac Sidebotham„

To Mr. J. Lignuul, 'Surgeon; .Nliincliestia:,

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These Drops are sold iii moulded sqoate bqttles, at. hs..and-
14s. (one 14s. bottle is equal to three (is. uses), Wholesale
and. Retail, ; also by J, Eript;;
:tud Son, 42, Loug•larie, West Solidi Sutton and Co.
BOw Uliartgi-yard ; Bairelay and Suns, '95, ;
Edwards, '36, St. Pants Clittrdi-y,ard;. and Butler and Sons,;
4, Cheapside.
And by one br mote. principal lqedicine %eisders. in every
Market Town 'in the Unittd Kiwrdom.

A MOST VAIX,IILE, SCAUCE, AND CERTAIN AIEDI-
- CANi: FOR EITHER SEX. •

DR. BOER AAVE!S RED I'ILL,, fsmo.
throughout Europe for the Cure of every Sta4e and.
Symptom of a Certain Complaint.
These Pills are mild but powerful, and speedily efficacious
in recent as well as the most ohstinite Cases. • The direCtions
are full. aad eNplicit, 'rendered ,easy .to every capacity,
which la Persons, of either Soi,..are enalsled ty cure theilil
selves "with certainty, safety, And secresy in a few dap) wall.,
'out the least confinement or hindrance of tnisines4.

Where an early application is Amide fur the Cure of a Cer-
tain,
Disorder frequently contracted in a moment of itiebrieky,
the eradication is generally completed in the short sltace of
two days; and in the tupre advanced and inveterate stages of
Venereal Infection, characterized by a variety of painful and,
distressing svmptiiius, a perseverance in these" Pills (without
restraint in diet or rXvIVISiti iiisore to the Patienta pry-
marebt and radic.il Cure. Too much cauncit be said in praiSe
of this wonderful Aledidine ; sntliCe it to say, thatits amazing
sale within-the last fifty }'ears, though seldom advertised,•isAs
certain criterion of its isumense ;- during which
litany thousaad Persons Ot, both `exec have experietievd
‘e'r;joYineth• of hiteing been perfectly cured, after'sever's at td
itijirririffs diethoilk, had been persevered in to no ptirPose...
A supply. is,j,ttst recelvtinl, Icy Bacon and Co. Oxford-stn t;
Ward, ;L H, Holborn; Leigh, 14, Strand; 'and
Nlitiories. Sold aka by every reputable'Voildr4r all
klarlict Towns throughoirt tire,K•inr,duar, and
.all (+tip% M-
ilicine.Vrtirierg price ;is. anti (Id: per I)i, warranted gepoinF.,
Medic c'e.. is a sos;eeeign ;Melly
Glandular. Obttructions, and Poverty tut utop4,
'removes -all scurfy Eruption4:lroint he body ;• grid tnar.
be takeis at tiering and hull with the gyeatei.t. i:1
short, it has excelled When salivat on and otlier remedies
have failed.. It is aitaptil for 'Captains of Ships, wi.?rltltig
People, Travellers, and others, and requires uy.conStiplarilt.'
or par ticuitsr re',iuteu.

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AS we wait to 'Make To e SUN really a Public
Print, we feet it our duty to draw attention-to
whatever •thay tend to national convenience.
Therefore we were, particularly struck with an
account which 'appeared'in that loyal and eonsti-
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tutionalJournal Tote Leeds intelligencer, respect-
ing a new invented mode of impeti'ving the Public
(toads, and a few days since copied the article into
-our Paper. The ingenious inventor of this mode is
a Mr.:CLAy, svho has obtained *a Patent for it,
and by whose assistance we have no doubt tbat,
by. farpitating the intercourse between the several
parts of thy cOnntr v, he Will .mateiially promote
the Interests•of trade and commerce. The purpose
of this invent ion,. the efficacy of which has been
demons-timed., is to improve the roads in stapoth-
ness, beauty, and durability. For this reason we
are.biinpy to announce, on the authority of a most
respectable Correspondent who' resides at Leeds,
Ind %yin) has personally • inspected the different
roads wider Mr. CL.%Y'S management, that the
effect,in all these respects, has exceeded the most
saogiiirre expectatiOns. Indeed the whole'of the
roads in that neighbourhood appear to be succes-
sively falling int o the hands 01 Mr. CLAY, who 118.3
also bad numerous applications made to him on
the subject from various parts of' the kingdom.
The :road, last submitted to Mr. CLAY'S ma..
nagernent is another of the ,execrable ways for
which the neighbourhood of Leeds, notwithstand-
ing the numerous • carriages which the extensive
trade of that floairishiog town sends over them,
seems to have been remarkable ; we mean the
road leading from Leeds to Bradford and Halifax.
At a' veryAironerout JNlee'tiog of the Commission-
ers, held on:Friday (31st at Rickstall Bridge,
Sir J.Amte.s GaAttaNt, Bart.. Al. for Carlisle, in
theChaiy, it was resolved'unanimonsly, that Mr.
system should be adopted ; and the nta-
ltagemint of, the road was in consequence imme-
diately,co9tracted for by that
We are glad to find that Sir JAMES spoke of
the eystein, after a. personal inspection of the
roads, in ierms of the highest admiration ; as Ore
_opinion of a Gentleman, so wel.l qualified to
judge of its merits, in addi:ion to the practical
proof already afforded, o ded, at "since sets ri 'stomp ‘on
the excellency of Mr.'CLAY's mode. At the same
Meeting it w*s agreed to effect a diversion of the
road, so. as to avoid. Windmill-bin, and Church^
hank, at Bradford,- for which object the lion.
CloOrtnan liberally subscribed 5001. an exaittple
that 'WaS loVowed by the Gentlemen. present to
the exteut of upwards of 30001.
The Meeting having beets invited to an excel-
lent dinner, ptovided at the expense of their
.worthy .Chairman, Sir JAMES, in 'proposing the
Ith of Mr. CLAY, coMplimented
that G:ntlemari on his invention. it was, he said,
rx, ellewly conceived, put into practice 'with great
en.igy''nail effect, and refkcie,d infinite credit on
he talents of the Patentee; and ;1 be.thanks of the
vnbliej were cert'ciiirly due to hirit, .rtot only lot his
gt cat exertions,. 'but for•his patriotic Jet ermine-
that the.counCry should be;.put iu possession
of the benefits of .those Exertiotts-opon,ieasonable

CI.A4, returning thansks, stated, that
'Having formed the machinery in VOrkshire, he
thought it ooly.due .theqirst• county in this
grer,.kingdoni, to make,
,in the first instance, ail
offer of his best Services ter the improvemen(4of
ifee'roadS in that county y • Ili& I: the very cheerful
manner in which
.11w .ConnnisSioners of. the three
roads leading from
,Leeds, to Waltefield, to flare-
wood, and to Dewsbury, 101 adopted his plan (an
example now followenin so fiatteii4; a Mall tier
by the Commissioners present), had impost d -upon
iiim a debt
,of gratitude he was. anxious to,
repay ; and, thoogh he cousidered their matii.
testatiOns of kind attention 'rather premature, he
troste4., hi the 'ensuing Spring,' by increased exer-
tions, to place the Toads in such a state as would
convince all, that the confidence reposed in hint
Ii not' been to is plaCed. •