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London, England, 1814-10-27 00:00:00

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BY FPS

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ps' Buttonti, Tar, Parc' uric, and Service fur Rigging, Or ser-
vice for Cables ; to pr-fierve Polished Steel or Iron from rust ;
Wood or Wooden lintklings from the Dry-Roe • and by the use
of Mach the Pubtic save In all cases not less thin three hundred
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(Initer:l; Printers, Binoksellets, I.lbraries, Stationers, Drug-
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'l'he snootiest size Box contains a Qt•antity sufficient to Prime
a Four Wheel Carriage Four times wnli which it will run up-
wards of Six housand Miles, a: d aarwtr In the pause
proportion for all other kinds of work.

" Ear want of timely care
•Milliaa have died of mt‘licaille wounds !"—A St 5-relax/a.
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Virtues ot the CORDIAL BA LNI of GI-
LEAD are daily demonstrated, itt eradicating the wore:
and most dangerittts syncpzonis of Nervolis Debility. Nut I kin has
trinhd so rows to estabi.sh r':e fame of Ms Medicine, as ctr-
lain success in those cons:Jai:us %ebich strike their riots so deep
Jr the constitudoa, and ere so o the happiness of mArkistl.
1 his 111:Jialne has been nncossimonly successtul e. ill; young pro•
who h;.ve the appearance atal air of old-age; who are pale,
elf:minute, tenon)! el, stupid, an l ever. le; who"- hod:es
bet ante brut, sebo-e Are kne,r Able rn carry them—
ho have an utter distasx for every :inn?, or ate totally itcapa-
cit ate', here the ssoiu4ch is liegnenity ilisori!ered, the body
i., weakened; paleness, bodily sktay, . od emaciation succeed, anti
the eyes sink n. o the head.
hood by Sorreuet.Lellt, No. iR, Strand; fatten and Co. Ore
Dicey sail none's) bow Courelryarst; and Bacon andro.'
Osiords•trett. Laid nin lloti price iis each, or four iscone
Family boric tnr 97‘.. by wh'c one I Is. both! is Med,
Coves inntnt Staii.o has 1 h.: a"! " : °lemon, I..„iverkool,"
silt-wen in it: Impression, and 1,3a/A ~n the eptleof each
Lute, wishbut vaish 14 cannot posslLly beg.nuice. '

This (lay was published. price Ss. 6d. bound,
The Second Edition, of
ELLEN; or. The YOUNG GODMOTHER.
A Tale for Youth. By ALICIA CATHERINF.MANT.
" It is your parts and duties to see that this Infant be taught, so
soon as he shall be able. to learn, what a solemn vow, promise,
and profession, he bath here mad'• by you."
office for Pub. Bap. of Infants.
Printed for C. Law, Ave Marbslane, London.

This day was published,
In One Vol. aro. price I 4s. hoards, the 1 hird Edition, much
enlarged, of
THE PRINCIPLES MIDWIFER Y.-By
JOHN ItURN4,
Lecturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Physicians
• and Surgeons, Glasgow.
Printed for Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pa-
ternoster-row, Lortlcn.

Of whom may be had, by the same Author,
Popular Directions fur the Treatment of the Diseases of
Women and Children. in Rvo. price 9s boards.

This day was pttb►iahed,
In Rao. the Second Edition, price 7a. Gd. board‘, of
DAMS, in 1802. and in 1814.—8 y the Rev. W.
SHEPHERD.
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" Mr. Shepherd. who is well known to the literary world as
an accomplished stholai, and to 'he political as an inflexible Inver
of liberty and friend of the constitution, bait, in our opinion, cou
ferred a real obligation ripen the common run of rza.lers atill
travellers, by the pulilication of this little work. It contains every
wl,ere the traces of a vigorous nrnd, at once shrewd and bold,
and of feelings and principles equally candid and pore."
Edinburgh Review, Opt. 1314.