Star.
London, England, 1812-07-09 00:00:00

NEW POPULAR WORKS.
Just published by Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-
row, and slid by atl Booksellers in the. United Kingdom, the
1 hied Edition, enlarged and corrected, price La.
AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS,
with their properties, Doses to Children and Adults, the
proper Vehicles for their Use, the Diseases for which' they are
empl-yed, and retail Prices; to which are added a description of
dterent Medicine an 4 Chemical Tett Chests, with their Con-
tents as adapted to different climates, and Uses; and an account
of such Medicines as am necessary to be kept by families in the
country —By REECE, BURGESS, and Co. Chemists to her
Majesty.
" This is a very convenient work, and contains in a short com-
pass a great deal of useful medical information."
Critical Rev. August, 1810.
Third Edition, price 2t. id.
A Familiar Treatise on the Causes, Prevention, and Treatment
of Asthma, Wheezing, and Consumption : containing explicit
Directions for the use of the different Preparation* of the ntra-
monium Herb. By I. T. Fisher, Surgeon, and formerly an Asth-
matic Invalid.
TlikEdition contains, in addition to the last, the Disease termed
Consumption of the Lungs, with much new information relative
to its causes and cure, as welt as of Asthma and other species of I
Cough and Weeteng. . I
A Familiar and Practical Treatise, on the Causes, Prevention
,:td Curc of a Fit of the Gout, with Direeti ins for correcting the
Gouty Constitution, so as effectually and safety to prevent the re •
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currence of the Fit. To which are added, Observations on the
Ban Medicinal*. By J. Desgenette, C. S. •
A Familiar Dissertation on the Causes and Treatment of the
Diseases of the Teeth, with explicit Instructions for their manage.• i
mear, so as to render them white and gym in their sockets, and
to preserve them from caries, toothache, &A. By. J. P. Hertz,
Surgeon Dentist.
" This Work contains Much useful information. We hope ft •
will exlorience that extensive cycukstior., to which the burr:_
tame of the subject entitles it."—Monthly Compendium ei
dicine, June, 1810.
Pace Ss. —An Exposi• ion en the Present State of the Pt*.
fession and Trade of Medicine, as practised by Physicians, Sur:
genus. Apothecaries, Chemists, Druggists, and Quacks, in Great
Britain, ecc. &c. By Jeremiah Jenkins, Bag. s lat; Member of
the Faculty of Physic.. ' • -
" This work no: only merits chi atria* atomics of the Mesa-
ben of the Biitish Legislature, but every parent that regards the
health and happiness of hinnielf and offspring. Ihe manyimpe.
skims practised by regular men and. seeks here detailed, refiet t
indelible&space on the country.... Cumpegdlarn of
liAtileine, May, 18t0.

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DR. SQUIRRELL's (Author of the Maxims of
Health) TONIC POWDRKS and DRQI'S have bees pre.
scribed fut Indigrstim land Its as for 30 years with astoolabiag
suscA•sa. •

These admirable medicines, taken joint ly, evacuate bile, phlegm,
and water, give strength to gne`orgatts of digestion, invigorate the
nerves, museve pain and spew; of the stomach, expel wind, pro.
duce we shake, and cote...et aciiky. They ease stare diseases et
th- fiver, and thnse incident to warm climates, or tettfree
N B. The Powders taken alone r;miedr a ciastive hab't, remove
obstruct ion t, lessen irr:t ty, diminish heat, c.trn off lever, cure
the heae.-ache, and have siugolar efficacy in rvmoving a it of in-
flantmatt a gout.

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he Powders 25. 9d. or 0141. • The Drops Ca. 9d. or Gs. Pohl at
the late u:r's, Royal Exchange; Clarke, P.q9, "High-street, Bo-
rough; Mitritell, 9, Charles-street. Solro-rvare ; and (he Pro.
praetor (front Soho-synarv), 89. Ciarltott-rtrett, Sowers lowa ;
als.) by all the srhulesale Venders in London.

Merchant
_and esp..ain*ot Ships allowed so ample &taunt..

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR. (the
Original invention of Mi. Hamar, and brought by hl• suc-
cessive improvements to the highe.t periee ion), enurlnues to be
prepared and sold by Metsrs.liENltY.Atanufacturing Chemist s,
Manchester. 'l'his agrerdie perfumed Lissor, wb'eb is com-
posed of higttly conceit-rate:! Vinegar, joined with the most plea-
sant Aromatics anA efficacious Antiseptics, may keyt wins-
paited in any Ctim-ste and fur any length of time. its .pungent
Odour adapts it for affertling r.rl ef In Haal-azhs, Fol.:stings &c.;
anti renders it pecularly grateful ar.ti refreshing in crowded rnotu•,
in places of pubL•c retort, end in Cie apartments of the ski. It
counteracts, a'sn, the infection of Contagious I.h.eases '

As mary Rpur.ous and Inferior preparations •a re saki under the
same and siintLir ntmes, the public are requested to o:iserve, as the
only proof of its being genuine, that the natr.es of Messrs. Ilsear,
Manchester, are engraved Un :be sting).
The AROhIATIC EMI r of VINEGAR, in bottles, prlce
V.s. 91 each, st imp icciuded, is sold Wholesale and Retail by
11.svt.v.x and 111.EwN Cockspnr-street; (the only Agents in Leo;
don autlinritel by the Proprietors); ishcre may he had, Sponge
Boxes o 1 Gold, Cornefian, Chrystal, Etc. A's?,
HENRY'. CALCINED MAGNESIA, in bitties at 2s.fsd.
and 'argil., with glass stoppers, at et. each; thar names beltg
on the sunals.

GUESTONIAIFP/fEDICINE3.
CASR76.—To Mr. Baaitrt'Gritsr, bliclfriarawrad, London.
I loittion, Devon, June I 6, Is IL.'
SIR—I think it a duty lowa to return you Int
warmest thanks for the cure performed on n* whit/ War-
wick, by your Gutstonian Pills euti Lotion. is a viteest R mo-
tion', which Weed the skill cf the Faculty and c,:hers id that
neighbourhood for many months ; whereas, by atteadiug to ;our
instructions I found =se in, halt an hour, and by persever.ng
short time, restored me to my wonted health, and ienallai me .0
prosecute my official duration (Which I had been a long time be-
fore compelled to neglect) with pleasure and vigiur. A wooed
rehpsi, however, I took in February, 1811, hi gett'ng very wet,
and wit,cb at fa* was equally torment'ng orth the former • but
being out of your Pah. I endured that torture t!li a la 4, a former;
of mine, going to Town, I requested her to get for me Two
buses, ana stn reseivMg them I followed the above Jarmo:tont'
secondly ; when, is less than a montl3o became completrly welt,
and have so continued ever since, though I have been nut: tisa
whole of this last whiter and pan of the spring through Coin-
wall, steeping in strange beds, and exper'encing the iticleaiencl
of the wtalser, &c. 'ibis would have been acknowledged be.
fore, but was determined to wait till a third reuapse, or .if any
symptom of tither first or second *hated return ; but as there
• pmiper.l of it at present, and the summer tome on, I thou ht
it axle's to Snit any longer. This being a cyder county, miWy
folks are troubld with •.e aforementioned coliplatnr, to wise%
I have, and ever shall do, recommend your Medicines ; and I and
very confident that were you to apipoiut an Agent; or Agerte tta
Exeter (ford never beard you had,) you would in a short 0144
of dine have the thanks of hon.:trees rn tbis eattity,• as you have
now frcatefie.. /*main %stet every degree of motet and pea
tale, Ssr, par very Itenshe and obedient servant,
ludo f. Dowtts., Insterror of Tues.
)4, Toetteeiceedlr4weliome co do with tb ias you piet.st.
As I have left Warwick, my test '.mire at pees. I is k
Midi be ready its an times to give any ttlinciatioa relative tie
the Care to persons wbo really with to mike enquiry, either at
theinselves, at their friendr silidgius, and tossetitec4.7 tor theft
bereft. - Ts. D.

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