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A CAUTION TO FANIII.IIa

BURGESS AND SONS F.SSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH nAucEs.
THY great reputatirm which Mr. BURGESS has
gaintd by HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other
RICH SAUCES, for Flt Saute, Stewed Bey; ILYeed Cakes Heeds,
lie.f Slosh, Mode Dyke, Wild Fowl, awl Game ; with many Deli
cuin, for the Table, Sit:eboord, and Store Room; which are more
f eaprulled in his Catalogue, (He lei./ sicJNvelet.r of then.) has
indoted many pafons to give the fame name to Articles entirely
dint rest, whit's arc vended at army Shops i,t London, by perfons
who go to the principal Towns hs England, Ireland. and Scotland,
to black Orden of Tradefmcn and lon-keeper, who in conk-
quence are often Caved with Stsriws Sect., of very inferior wil-
lies, which is not only an Itopoliloo, but a great difappointment
to Families who perch.* them with a view of h... ing good Sauce
to their Mb, ate.
N. R. None ale His flenuine, but what have thefe words nil
ate 1.3be1." IlliklifiSS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES.
SENO.. OF ANCHOVIES, No Ic7, Straid. Cunha ot Savoy
steps. t.ontion."

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS; Sze.
CHURtH'S COUGH DROPS.

" Prepared only by Shaw and Edwards, No. 66.0 n the Feot-way,
Sc. Paul's Churcb-yard. Lowden, who having pureh.tfcd t►e

heeelpts of Mrs. L.Chureh, are alone authorised to prepare sad
WI all Mr Church', biedicinca"
'I'HESE COUGH DROPS have cored more
Colds. Coughs, and Aft, the left ten years, than any
Medicine ever poblifbed, they perform a cure with per-
' ft fafety, and in a mach sorter time than can be credited but
hi reperknee.
t ..zbs and Colas, however obilinate and long Itanding, are
:de h./tuned by gentle, but infenbble perfpiration ; they allay
tA.t coustilfive excitement, called tickling in the throat, which le
C c altar.t Manaus to coughing, and amble the aided to (peak
freely.
AM:v.:tic Perkins have been cured by ills Medicine after fut-

and Rruggling 7 or to years with an enemy that frequently
cores:mei tuft,cetioe. Witnefs Mr. N. I.angwonhy's cafe, of
Inn "..t Chap I, Lincoln's Inn-Fields, whole teftinsony is the
**•-•12.1`. pivot of it/Beaty ever offered to the public in favour
'r Ildiedicire.
Ni•wdrrs of the Breaft and Lungs, Coniumptive Affedtions,
r.".teldtions in the Glands. and Congealed Phlegm, are with cafe
• f levy rentoyed-4n fai, for all diforders of the Bresit and
• rO, medic= refs empiric-cid fu cztenfive a fak, or more
Lrc a• rrobatioo.
P"'r ooty s.. per Bottle, or double the Quantity for 3.. pd.
41irrt. none tan pollibly be genuine sutlers the name of Shaw
-I,ll4wards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, is engraved on do
,ceornpanying each bark.
17,1hi41u.--.. March's Chilblain Glossiest, prim is. lid. mires
• wor.l Chilblains with a very few mplicatioos. Sold by ap
• foto, of t%e Proprietor, t'l r. Peagall. Holborn, and by
• -VS V,iule, of Medkise in the Vaitcd Kingdom.

HEALTH re-eftablithed, and the Syttem invigorated, by
Dr. BRQDUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP and
NERVOUS CORDIAL

THE rapid inroads on the Conititution, and De.
bitty of the Nervous Syftan, brought on by the incineration
of Youth, Warm Climates, ke. which have !milled the Skill of the
molt able PhyScians, now yield to shore great inventions, Dr.
BRODUM'S BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR-
DIAL, and u the Mawd know on them only they can rely for
certain relief, the rapid fade of clack furprifing Medians may be
accounted f r, and Hundreds are daily offering up the tribute of
gra. itude for renewed health and vigour. The Medicines and a
Book of furprifing Cures to be had at the Hoofs, No. 9, Albion.
Brut Illaekfriar's Road, &oda all Medicine Venders in the Uni-
ted Kingdom.

ELIZABETH LEEK had at gra a Doan (pot, of
a brownifit cad, on her wrift ; the paid no attention to it
conceiving it required none It began to fprcad, producing a wa-
tery humour, accompanied with a dry (curly (urfacc, ind 'toed,
with violent itching. When dm applied for the nicdicine,Sncs•
WIT% PATINT ANTISCORMITIC Daors,the difeafe bad fpresd
over both arms, and they exhibited the appearance of a continued
raw furface,t) that the was unable to draw on her glove. Hav-
ing taken the ftrft bottle, they amended furprixingly, and after
taking fix bottles, (wetly any thing remained lave a roughoefs of
ELI 222222 LILLE.

Jofeplt Tucker, No. tt, Tottenham-ft/vet, Tottenham Court
Road, vouches for the veracity of this statement. Mr. Sri',
soar relates this plain cafe, as many who arc afflicted with thtf.
•rooblefusne eruptive complaints eodeavour to find a parallel to
their owa. Mr Sr11311111l• is .nabled, from a medical education
o Lied the adios of the medicine by his advice, whether th,
Drops arc exhibited in tbvfc cafes, or in the nacre complicated
ideafes of Seery, Gout, Itheutuatifm, Seropkula, &c.
The genuine Medicine la only to be hail with a Black Stamp ;
ail abaci with a lied mat be ac imitatiim of Mak Drops.

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