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Lions, of
PRACTICAL ESSAYS and REMARKS, on
that fpccies of Codurnption incident to Youth, and the
diffaent Stagcs of Life, eo:r.motily called Tabes Darla ; with
an account of the nature, mules, and cure of that Diftemper;
skmonftrating its baneful (IL is on the fineft fundions of the
Animal Economy, including the Difeafes arifing therefrom;
effeci.dly the Ntrvoua Atrophia, the Exonettolis, and the
Pthifis,or Confutoption in genres'. With Modes of Cafes oc-
curring in the Author's Practice during the left fourteen Years.
By H. ST. JOHN NEALE,
(Fellow of the Royal Academy of Surgery, la Paris; of the
Univcrfity of Leyden; and Surgeon, in London, formerly
Surgeon Major to the Fifth Regiment of infantry; and the
Royal Hofpital. at Cbaisam.)
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NEW INVENTED HATS.
IN confcqucnce of the very great complaint of
late, of the bad quality of Hata, it has induced Mr. Hare,
of yt, Strand, who has raided there there twenty years,
to try the experiment of mixirs Moles Fur with Beaver, and
which be has found to anfwer his mcd ardent expedations,
ant only for their durability, which, cm trial, will be found to
wear out near two fuch HUn as arc made in the ufual way, the
Xlok Fur making them fo much finer, and of a elder texture
than the various coarfe Furs that are ufually made tire of in the
maned:tainting of Hats; and, with other good qualities, the
Inc will not Cain; off, which has been Co much complained
of of late, as well as their taking a molt beautiful Black,
odd:hum retain their colour; and being the manufadurer of
kis own fiats, he fells them at the low price of Is. liamPs
included. Likewife a variety of Anny and Navy flats, Fold-
kg ditto, hunt Silk Hats, Livery Hats, and Ladies and
asiklmtes Hats, elegantly trimmed.
N.& Worthy the attention or Merchants, for Exportation.
Mole Skins boubin in any Trani, y.

TO THE. LANES.
RESTORA'T'IVE FEMALE PILL
THIS forptizing Medicine is the refidt of feveral
years extenfive prattle,- and has been adminificred to a
. Feat number of (offering Females with wonderful fated%
when :il other medicines had fulled.—lt is not only Life:tun!
it. the removal of thofe maiadics attendant on weAncfs and
Irregularity, which geoerafty oteaflons a pale yellow counte-
nance, diffscalty of breathing. head-acts, paly:tadon of heart,
tuft
of appetite, diminution of flrenctb. (welled legs, and other
aticlaneholy fympttons. but is eqtedly effe_•aci: us in :I cafes of
dcbtlity, from whatever mule it may arfte, and is pareculatly
recommencled to all Females from twelve to trotilfty years of
ages efpetlaliy to chore who have the icaft tendency tu con-
Inmption.—lt is =timely celeacisoc :do to Ode who experi-
ence wealmeh after lying-in ; and it will be found one of the
heft remtdits againft thofe complicated complaints which
idually accompany a certain period of promotes the
Natural fecretiosu, firengthens the lungs, invigorates the whole
hilera, and in its operation is gentle. cafy, end innocent,—
Reference to a number of Ladies who base witnefted their
trooderful efteacy, may be had at the places where the Pills
.B,r! folds vie. Whokfaie at Moffrs. Barclay and Son's, No. 95,
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