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FOR THE STONE AND GRAVEL.

A Long fucceliful Praftice hat now efiablifhed the
reputation of ADAMS's SOLVENT, for curing the above
Diforders In either Kidneys or Bladder, after fruitlefs
trials of Saap, Lime, and Soda Waters; thereby raving thoufand 3
trom the pain and danger of the knife. Among thole who wira
to bear tettimony to its efficacy and innocency, are Lord Sack-
ville, the Honourable Mr. Germaine, Sir E.dward Knatchhull,
Bart. T. B. Lane, Efia. Of Dover Cattle; J. Shipden, Efq. Deal ;
the Rev. Cote Fury. »f Bluntiamm. near St. Ives; the Rev. Mr.
Molyneaus, of Garbolditliam, Norfolk ; Jonah Thomas Elq. Brit%
tol ; S. Baker, Efq. Blagden, :At Briftol; James Amyatt, Efq.
M. P. P. Gibbs, Efq. Bath ; and a great number of the Faculty,
viz. Dr. Boone, late Phytician to the Forces; Mr. Gunning' Mr.
BcU, Mr. Home, Dr. Livingltone, and Dr. Stevenfon, whore fa-
ther was cured by this Medicine, juft as he was about to undergo
the operation ; and recently it has effected a singular and happy
care of a near relation of Admiral Sir Rkhard King, But,
The Solvent is kid by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surgeon,
No. 9, Southampton fireet,Bloomfbury.f9uare ; at Bacon and Co's.
No. tio, Osford.ftrert ; and at golton4s, front of the Royal Ex-
change, in bottles of 41. 6d. tn, and:lt ss. two of which hit
never failed to eorreCt the =tetanus diathefis in the habit, and
thereby prevent the formation of a Stone in Sedentary Perfues.
N.B. The Ningb Stith* of " A Treatife on the Plorder and
the Regimen to be abferyed, with Cafes of Cure," ivill )xe pub-
fined In a kw days.'

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UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD.-THE ROEBUCK INN. :1
THE NOBILITY and GENTRY, who may hats
occafion to vific or travel through OXFORD, are molt re-
fpedfully folicited to order their Carri Ages to the ROEBUCK ,
INN, where Capital Hodes and experienced ;rivers are ready to •
forward them at the reafonable rate of '
ONE SHILLING PER MILE.
And to thole Families. or Perfons, who may with to continue
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where the nutooft attention is paid, and where the charges are
moderate.
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TEN GUINEAS REWARD.
STOLEN or S'I'RA.YED, on the night of Tact:.
day, the 6th indent, out of a field in St. Philip's Marth, near.
Stilled, Intoning to the undertigned Joni; HAj.L,
A STRONG DARK BROWN HACKNEY GELDING:
Six Years old part, Fourteen Hands and a Halt high; and bat
lately been kicked by soother Horft on the upper Part of the bl-
ade of the off Fore Leg, which is nearly healed; has a Eight Tail,
and fmall Neck, and has been ufed in a Gig.
Whoever will give Information of Paid Hoge, f 6 that be may be
bad again, if ftra)cd, Mall receive Half a Guinea Reward: Andif
Bolen, whoever will difenvix the Olf.nder or Offenders, !hall re-
ceive Five Guineas on receipt of the Marie, and a further Reward .
lof Five Guineas to he paid on convidion, by JOHN HALL.
Briaol, Rug uft 8, tRd c.
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