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London, England, 1807-10-24 00:00:00

Lately publik& in large Octavo,

The Third Fditinn, with very confidtrahle additions*, price 71 to
be had of Mr. Symmoads and Mr. Walker. Paierfoffer-ruw ;
of the Bookfellers in the Country; hoist No. 6t, Frith-ftrect,
corner of Saluaquare ;
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
on the Treatment of fume particular Dilbrders of the Hu-
man Frame efpecially thole latent causes producing dehilitv and
morbid afro:thin of the nervous fy‘km, incident to the different
Rages of life ; deftroying the functions of the fineft organs in the
mina! economy. _

By ST. JOHN NEALE, EN.
Of the Royal Academy of Paris, of the Univerflty of Ley-
den, and Practitioner in Loudon ; formerly Slur on Major to the
sth Regiment of Infantry, the t Gal, or Qp=n's Regiment of Light
Dregoum, and the Royal Military tioipttal at Chatham.

COMPLETE FARMER
FIFTH EDITION, ENLARGED.

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, the Fifth whoiy re-written and enlarged, containing
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109 Engravings, price 61. 6s. in boards,
THE COMPLETE FARMER, or General DIC-
TIONARY of AGRICULTURE and HUSBANDRY—.
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modern management of Live Stock, with deferiptions et the mod
approved Implements, Machinery, and Farm Buildings.
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AN Introduftion to NATURAL PHILOSOPHY
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to bet
By MARGARET BRYAN, of Bryan Hoare, Blackheath.
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