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London, England, 1812-10-31 00:00:00

NEWTONS DENTIFRICE.
''HIS Powder is as pleasant in the application, as
• h is excellent in its effects; It speedily rent en the Teeth
white and smooth, the gums healthful, red, and firm ; and by con-
,atam use will preserve them in this desirable state. It fortifies
the *nettle' and prevents the accumulation of tartar; and even
where the enamel has hen impaired by the application of perni-
cious dentifrice, er by anrother means, it will renovate it In a
• manner to be credited only by those who experience or witness
its efficacy. To the general approbation of NEWTON'S TOOT N.
PownEtt; the Proprietot. is prousl to boast of references to many
elevated characters of the British and Foreign Courts. Wholesale
mien are requested to be addressed to Mr. Newton's Agents,
Seim and EDWARDS, 66, on the Slot-way, at. Paul's Church-
yard, nearly bpposite the North Gale, in boxes Is. ad. each.

GUESTONIAN MEDICINES.
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CASE U—To Mr. BAUM' pIIZST, Slackfriars-road, London.
j -ELIZCPRATT, No. 47, Amelia-place, Wal-
a• ialft was for three years afflicted with a cancer in my
breast, after attending several Medical gentlemen without ob-
taining any relief, was then recommended to 1%0 Hospital, 1
and adinittedin there on 21st No4eMber, 1810, was regularly
attendedttie•thitteen weeks wlthont finding any alteration for
tlictllik; >< contrilmtiem took pace, and an operation was pro-
nounced to being the only possible means of a cure. On a con-
sultation with my friends, it was'fortuhately derermloed tirit I
hhould try the Guestonlin Medicine, Mid nett day I attendet.
Mr! Guest,'NO. 9, Great Surrey-stiteti Slaeklrlars-bridge, when
alrPahla WAS exceeding great, and strange as it stay seem, was*
completely relieved in twenty minutes, and in onemonth was so
restored, as to take a place of al) work, heir% at that linie ena-
bled to work af the wash-tub and -scour rooms to the'satisfaetion
of MY employers, and by 'deriding to Mr. Guest's directions for
about four Months. was perfectly cured. If any one should doubt
the truth of say declaration, the books in Gay's Hospital will
prove the face pan a doubt, of I will give them the name of the
y who recommended 'me there. Have only farther to ob-
serve, that I still continued/1k perfect good Stile of health, as wh-
im my hand thisBth day ill T-
-1814.: ETAPRATT.
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upipmvipmm MAX •
- • • • Bed/Metro, June 11, 1812.
mankind in general were ready to ccrannu-
"Fl skate to the Pettit the good erects they receive from me-
atball, many edam, would be infinitely obliged, and' relieved
• Arita 'the mostdreadflat complaints. Jam now In the 92d year
af!tty eget for 14 year" I was lamentably alilictld with the scor-
n, swelling in my OW, legs, arms, • and hands—airy head and
neck were much *walker,- and•coVered with painful ulcers, dis.
• Charging a Corrosive nothow' which almost drove me to distrac-
tion. • Such was my ealamltOusiltuation, I could neither dress,
undress, nor feed myself. It was not alone froin the numerous
cu .performed bat yoar valdable A irris colawric Dawes; pub-
Idled In the-earl Nelispapers, that first induced Mater make
trialbt nisi; bet frearitry.otti'self-knowledge of their real vir-
tue+ and thelitseysurpriebne cures produced from their sole me
4),,° a 1 ton townsmen and neighbours; amongst the number,st'ai only Mention the singtflar and siirprisidg 'case of John Si n-
caw+ of Bridlington Quay. 'Five years ago I commenced taking
701 Sr Droll.; when I had taken them about six months, to-my
own sirprlse,- and still more that of all my friends and neigh-
Nun+ at my very advanced time of life, I was restored to health
and freed from pain, Which blesiittg have' enjoyed upwards of
four relkf
to th eyeatisict. afflicted pttdartd tesdmftlyanfhlYlow-creatWin belltiefitaa,"P"S"ur PiSmsteurbellur'l
re.
"Ilan Of'lnquiry, if poet paid, will be answered,--jam, Sir,
• ' • Yours gratefully. JOSEPH ALII.WOW
Attested by Mr. Vs ver y
HOLTIY, Bridlington. • '
'Fe Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, Manchester.
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These Drape are Sala in moulded square bottles at 61. and 14s.
(one 14s, bottle is equal to three 8i ones), wholesale and retail
fky Mr. Lignum, Manchester; also retail by J. Evans and Son,
42,. Long-lane, West Smithfield; Dicey and Co. Bow Church-
yard; Barclay and Sons, 95, Fleet-enarket ; Shaw and Edivirdi,
66, St. Paul's Church-yard; Ender, 4, Cheopelde ; Newberry and
Stma 48. St.Paurs Chirrehiard ; Johnstnn, ts, Greek-street,
Sabo, London; Mr. W.ohteolsolme, York ;' 'Mr. Walker, New-
casdei Mr.R.poott, too, South-bridge, Bdthbarll4l Mr. Baiter,
Candleriggs+ Glasgow; 'mad by every respectable Medicine Vet-
ter in teen Market Town la the thaw Atarlora.