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X 97 27 246 343

OTATI •► OItbINAIM AT LACE PIYSTA
POSICMOUth II 0 7 17

Plymouth - . - Ay I 9 14
elsatha m - 6 s s •
thorranis . - - • 1 6 s
Rim - - • • - • I 9

Tsui - - If S 33 40

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Their Msjesrizs will reticle at Mr. Rots's
houfe, at Lindhurft, till Friday next, and then
proceed to Gloucefler Lodge, Weymouth. The
Kinn and ggill rode in their travelling chalk,
and the Patectssas in coaches and fix; his Royal
Highnefs Prince ADOLPHUS accompanied the
Ro7al Family on horfeback, from Kew Palace,
which they left at fix o'clock yederday morning.
A Council was held at Lord Havreesavar's of-
fice, in Downing-ftreet, on the advices received
from the Court if Vienna.
Yeflerday a Privy Council was held on Ippeals
and Prize Carafes, at the Council Qffice, Whitehall.
The Duke of Arnoa's claim to the title of Lord
ache •Ille of Man was taken into confideration.—

The LORD CHMICILLOI, the Duke or PORTLAND,
Earl ROSILY*, add feveral other Members at ,
tended. _

His Majefty has been pleafed, by his Royal!
Letters Patent, to conftitute and appoint.
Sir Michael Smith Bart. Matter of the Rae in Iretand• __ _

The Right Hon. Bt. George Daly une of the Barons of his
Majeßy's Court of Esehequer in Ireland, in the Inset af
Michael Sinai, Bart.
Robert johafon, Efq. one of the Patine pages of his Majd.
ty. Court at Column Pleas in Ireland, in the room 01 the
Right Hon. 'Manus Kelly, who has rained.
Lieutenait TIIOIIIAS BROWNRII2O' of the yftth
regiment, who was tried by a General Court Mar-
tial, held at Chatham Barracks on the itth and
t9th inft. on charges preferred againft him by
Captain THOMAS Formaaatta. of the ayth foot,
has been honourably acquitted.—Major•General
TIITLOI was Preddent.
On Seurat,' morning feveral detachments of
troops, left behind at Plymouth, were embarked
at that port, from which they will proceed to join
their refpudive regiments in Egypt.
The new gland Ballet of Aidion named rbe Fat
Rig, or .111ert and Refafie, at the ROTA L CI C
St. George's-Fields, affords the higheft delight
from its charming Mode, intending Situations,
and Scenes of moft unrivalled fplendor and ere&
Overflowing anifseoces experience this every even-
ing ; and filch is the very convenient and airy
conftroftion of that Theatre, that the above highly
admired produlion, tber with the favourite
Pantomime of the Brill a, Env. are beheld with.
oat any inconvenience theheat tifthe weather.
A few days fence a perfon, Banding at his done
at Tewkelloury, a bce fettled on his face, which was
loon followed by fo many more, as to lover dm
greater pan of hit head ; they were however
her-
ed wicket doing him the lea* injury.

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COM& 04 KING'S BENCH, ylltig 69e
IDWIR V. FRY. •
Mr. Dar/vitas opened the pleadings, from
'which it appeared that this melon was brought
againft the Defendant' for having adminiftered,
that is, charged to have admiaiftered, to the Plain-
tiff's Wife, a 'certain Draught to procure an
Abortion.
Lord Kenyon, immediately on hearing the
Pleadings opened, alked, whether this was not fit
!matter to be decided by a Criminal Tribunal ?
Mr. Grass.--44 May it pleafe your Lordship—
Gentlemen of the Jury—l am fomewhat at a lots
in knowing how I ought to open this cafe. That
.which occurred to his Lordihip, and of which he
. /nutbrown out a hint,when he heardtbe Pkadings
bpenka, 'certainly had occurred to me ; namely,
that this ad, Which is Corhplained of by this Decla-
•rietissii, is a Mint fit fobjea for an Indictment than
; and if that be proved which is Rated
to me, not for a Mifdemeanour, but for a capital
offence. The charge.againft the Defendant is,
that be adtniniftered to the K., of the Plaintiff,'
. who was then pregnant, cetWaig Medicines for the
-juirpofe of procuring an A - w_ That in feet,
.the Plaintiff's Wife was brought no bed foon after,
and that by means of thefe Medicines fo admini.
fierce!, and caufed te be adminifitred, by the-De
' pendant, and the injury which the Child received
by them, while in the womb, being born allot,
that Child died—That's Mnrder.---Whether. you
will have the facts proved, that I have Rated to
you, namely the adminiftering. the Medicines to
'the Mother, while the Child was alive in the womb,
the fubfequent birth •of the Child, and then its
death within* year and a diy, fo as to demand of
you to draw the conclufion, that the Child died in
confequence of the Medicines fo admiaiftered, .1
do not know." _

Lord Itinvon.--.4'lfis Rated in the Declare-
• lion, that the Child was Rill-born ? Tf it is Rated,
• that the Child was born alive, I will not hear the
eaufe triad. I cannot hear it tried, becaufe that
would Si trying a Felony under the tide of e
till Action. I will not fuller Murder to be com•
pounded by an action for Damages."
Mr. Gisse.-44 Perhaps it would be as well for
me to Rate the fees of the cafe."
Lard lEastros.--0 If you pleafe."
Mr. Glees-44 Gentlemen of the Jury, I have
. Rated to you the nature of the complaint which
• the Plaintiff has againft the Defendant and I
think the hiffory of this caufe thews that no ap-
" pearance of fanetity it funicient to fecure us from
deception, or to fcrcenthofe who ufe it, from fbame,
or the effeets of the moil atrocious crimes. The
Defendant, Mr. Fry, profefes to be a Quaker, a
man of gicat pretenfions to Religion, and to the
- merit of a fober life. The Plaintiff was the fee-
vant of Mr. Fry, and others, Mk partners in trades
I take h for granted, that at.the time the tranfisc-
tion to which I am calling your attention took
place, and which I (hall have occafion to Rate to
you prefently, Edwin's wife was pregnant by
Fry, and that Fry knew that if the was, delivered
of that child, of which the was pregnant by him,
publicly, it huff be known to Edwin and the reit
of the world. With i view, therefore, to prevent
that from being known, he advifed this woman
g there was very little in it, it mutt be got rid ofi
itppearances muR be Paved to the world ; and as
to the coMpenetion the felt, it mull be difregard-
. ed. There were many means of avoiding the dif-
credit of a delivery. There was a common plant
• (naming*, wheels our readers will enure us for
, paring eve" for reafons that ere obvious), tea
made from that plant might have that effect. She
Ihould rub herfelf with that plant, and it might
have the dee. As to petending affection for the•
thiW, that was norifenfical and idle, and a perfon
of fenfe never Scrupled about putting an end to
it.' The woman felt great remorfe. She Rated
. *to this man of fanetity, that fhi could not help hay-
' ' ing an affeeion for the child within her ; fhe faid
• that fo far froth within to hurt it, fhe could much
fooner offer violence to berfelf than to the child.
She thought alto, 'there were fotoe (couples of re-
ligion upon the matter, that religion was againft
it. Eat the. Quaker held all this cheap indeed,
and faid, it muiT be done, and he adnoiniftered to
her, repeatedly, over and over again, draughts of
this tea, for the purpofe of effeeting that which
had long been his intention, and mull have been
his intention. This teti as ineffeenal, and it was
neceffary, for the accompl,fliment of the ()Vied,
That Tome tithee' meatus &mild be ufed. Mr. Fry,
from his eve:lake, (I fuppote), en this fubjee,
pat this woman under another tort of• fkill, He
knew where to apply. He knew there are people
living in this town, vthofe trade it h to procure
Abortions fcir thofe who are placed in fituations in
which their wicked Minds mat read theta-to with
fuch an ate. I will not Ample to name the
man in public, to whom the Defendant applied,
becaufe I have proofs of the Wt. The Defendant
knew there was a certain Mr. White who bad thefe
things, and he fold Pills, the Achertifements of
which announced to the Public, darkly, What
their effect was to be. He; the Defendant, wet.
beard iu converfation with this woman to fay.
• Nancy, you are a foolifli girl, you muff take the.
Pills—Ton mull take them.' In confequence of,
this infifling of his to take the Pills, the next clay
the woman went to Mr. White's, and he paid for
the Pills. And notryou than how fomething of
the coefbience of Mr. White. lie faid to thisvro--
man, Ido not know what the confequente may
be : If the child is quickened, to take the Pills, it
may end in the dal-taboo of the child and you.'
There was. however, AD fan* about the child,
If not quick. But there was another way of going
• to work, he faid, If Me. Fry will go to the ex.
pence of it, I have a Ream-Engine that never fails.'
•• I do not," faid Mr. Glees, 6, impute to Mr.
. Itrt that be emploYed the -Steam-Engine ; hut 1
n that he perfgaded the woman is,
She did, take. the Pills; the con.
lukingthefe Ms was, that this
cot the rood grievous torture be.
anirthe 'hoer of bet Delivery.—..: •

Mt e ondkrwe'fit tie Fiore tortnve Of her ',Avery,
under which she nearly funk,- A tichly,quiekkw
ed child was borni but whielt,lo ape cootie of a'
ihort time, died.
a Gentlemen, it is Rated in one count in the
Declaration, that from (nine poifon..adminiftered
to this woman, her child, being born alive, did.af-
terwards die. There is another count in the De-
claration, Rating, that the child was Rill-born.
There are other fads which I do not think mytelf'
juflified in Rating to yon;however confeently they
are Dated to me, becaufe I have no proof of them.
Another count in the Declaration; applies to tmo.
t her tranftetion. I cannot prove 4e, apid therefore
I will not Date it. The traniAition ofirhich I have
proof is, that which I have Rated to :ibu, and it
applies only to the firil count in the int laraticm.
I am ready to go into the proof, as I hila,a Rated,
if his Lordthip thinks, as "have Rated i ire ought'
to be per mited to go into thesroof of se fads. I
am now waiting foe his Lordship's jud ent: but
I mull fay, for anyfelf; that I woul not have
Rated there things, if I had tlbt here a Witnefs to
prove eradly, and with precifion, every fad as I
have Rated it."

Lord It a von..-41 I can bear evidence as it ap.
plies to the count which Rates, that the Mother
was delivered of a Rill-born child ; but as to the
other counts, k is impoffible. Was the child really
born alive P
Mr. Grass.—" Yes, my Lord, the child was
born alive."
Lord ICENTOII." Then I cannot lit so heat
the caufe tried. Gon forbid I Mould throw any
prejudice in the way of a future criminal pro-
ceeding. The cafe ranks Well nnder the head of
Murder t, wk., is guilty, Ido not know. I will
not, becattfe I ought not, fay more on this pan of
the cafe."

iistuta.--" My Lord, Mr. daises* and
titYklf are of Connkl for this Defendant, ,and I
think I (heal& fay a word or two on the eircum-
fiances of the cafe, becaufe a dreadful prejudice
may otherwife run &Taloa him. My Learned
Friend,. Mr. Glass, knew the nature of the cafe,
Which he was opening to the Jury. Before he
opened it, he Was aware the law was as yourLord-
thip has Rated it. There is no evidence that the
child was Rill-born, and therefore 'whatever was
done, muff come under the criminal jurifdiaion of
the .aw, if at all; it cannot be the fubjea matter.
of an Action. We all feel with an equal abhorrence
againli the crime here imputed to the parties ac-
cufed ; but if your Lord(hip could have heard the
caufe, which you cannot, and I am glad you cats.
not, for it has Lived me the pain of opening, and
the hdrror of afterwards proving a Confpiracy
againft this Defendant, .of a nature that would
make the hair of all who heard it, Rand an end :
It is a Confpiracy, my Lord, Let oa foot to deitroy
this Defendant."
Lord Kr to If this cafe exits as Rated, it
is a Felony of the molt atrocious kind, and it
ought to be profecuted. I think the Plaintiff
should immediately commence a profecution upon
this cafe, or admit that he is an infamous Renderer.
There is no medium in this cafe, it is all iniquity
one way fr the other. Ido not know Mr. White,
but I have tome faint recolleaion of his name oc-
curring in a cafe fume time ago, betive me. If the
Rory related this day be true, he ought to be
brought before the Public, nor will it do for bins
to fay, if he fells thek Mortal Drags," My towers,
jaf ace Iv will, eanfeno."
Mr. GARROW.--.." Your lairdfhip alludes to a
cafe in which fume young women who lodged in
White's bottle, preparatory to their delivery, corn.
pkined that their provifions were bad, and the
wife raid to them, remember your Lives are in
our hands, why provoke Blood r'
Lord Kan vow..—" Now Iremember fomething
of the cafe."
Mr. Easatta.—" I am perfuaded your Lord-.
ship's humanity will approve of 'this which I am
doing, to Rem the torrent of. prejudice againit this
Defendant; who might otherwife be borne down
by it. It appears that there parties have been
before a Magiarate, and they were examined up.
on oath, when the moll dreadful confpiracy that
ever was invented, was partly difclofed. I am.
glad I have not the pain of opening it."
Mr. Gus,.—" I (peak only of teas as they are
Rated to me it Wray duty to open them as they
were Rated, as, I was inßruted, I had proof of•
them ; • thofe of which I was informed I had no
proof, I forebore to Rate."
Mr. CA R I am glad this matter has been
Rated in the hearing of the Arroaway Gametal.:
it may caufe his official interference. Some of
thefe houfes take women and bring them to bed?,
clandeftinely : take children under their care, for
avertain funs weekly; or for a certain fuse, they'
undertake that their parents--' shall hear no more
of them.' What becomes of them iseafy toxuefs.":
Here the Civil Aition Ancied..by., the Pkiktiff
%ming nonfuited.

DICRINS v. NORWOOD.
The defendant is the gentleman-butcher who a
fee/ weeks ago run four of 'Mr. Dickens with his
chaifecart, on Clapham Common. leis unnecef-.
-far y to repeat the Rory, as it was before fully de-
tailed in all the public papers. Mr. Dickens, it '
will be reconciled, miracttlouily efcaped unhurt,
while his horfe received a wound in the abdomen,
of which he died a day-ortwo after. This aaion war
brought to recover the value of theeharger.together
with the expence ofattending Urn on hi:death-bed.
The only gueltion was, concerning the amount of
the damages. It clearly appeared that Mr. Nor.
wood had behaved in the molt improper manner,
and that be was refponfible for all the mifchief
that had happened. The animal belonged to the
City Light lierfi,und Mr. Markham, the &Fritter,
and other Members oftbat relpeaable corps, Rated
it to be their opinion that he was wortlf lacy
guineas.
Mr. CARROT. Connie, for the Defendant, at-
tempted to erois queilion Mr. Markham, and be-
gan by patting the following queßion
" Pray Mr. Markham, does not Mr. Dickens be-
long to the troop of which you are a member P'
Anfwer--4. Mr. Dickens, Sir, belongs to the
troop of which you war a member."
The laugh yas thong again& the Learned Gen. -

TO DR. GARDNER, LONG-ACRE, LONDO2.I.
gI t-1 beg to inform you and the public at large,;
ad tbe alma. benefit 1 hue received from taklngeme guinea
box of your Pills; my complaint being the Stone and Gstorel,
to Foch a degree, I believe, no perfon could be to mush sallikod
and 1 being fo intolerably (welled as not to be able to pals water
for 6f now, thank GOD, quite recovered from that
: I (argot to mention particularly, t I was
aVo iffinited with a violent pain in the (mall of my back, be.
mum the kidneys, which from taking your above mentioned
medicine, has reftored me to my health.—You .any It you
pleas, publifilthb, as I am ready at any timetoarifwer thisin
perfoo' as being a medicine 1 am lure worthy of the attention
of anyreient. I am, Sir, aurell wither,
Pentonvilla, and your used obedient Servant.
Dec. ity,lit limes SYLNIII.
J. V/H 'Nair, was aroma yaws Aided with.
the RitosamatEnt all over him, which brought on a IMistuning.
In the head, and lots of Appetke; and to ufe his own words,
" his very lungs teemed cold, and conftant (hooting pains."
'And far the loft fcven years wu pronounced incurable by all
the Modon to whom he appMcd, but got a complete cure at
YR bysollog only two Maligning.' born of Dr. Gardnceirrills,
and ouerlitißer.
This nu* extraordinary Cure :s 'defied by lbs. To**
Hitter, 2146 u yy, /Oderfgatedrett, and Mr. Amtabk
Coati lifsvolorde, Leadenhalldreet.
• A CURE FOR THE STONE, Re:
Thomas Proctor, a child of fur ran doge. insishati tali
the Stase,-Isom eleven months, and 1.1110111
of exteallve predict, had bun founded;
All hope* et Vie was ghost over, 4s Mrs. iliallannandd ate.
bear of any further.optratieo), when the am Me.lll,llllams.
of Lincoln •-lnuillelods, feast
Dr. Gardner a sate tomtit is with.
yrosilsro • we tso Mire Me Padre, the clad, trrlidat two.
hams of the Plas.iseli period urn.--Andled br Mr. Wilkie
raker, Ruitll=ltroot. CoventMarden•
Perirer'siMis~er, and •Ifbiulneat.,is kid in Tows
and Gauntry, ZS. 3d. stock. and ass a box &lady haler, gi.

•
TITS Seatiki er the year trfalte4 -h hieterrri7- yri
L guard agabill the rudder, rhanra of thse Weather. Witi.,4
ton cites Mita the !rabic, olaftrudlos the peOperdion; rod
thereby precludes theft iritmetons which are fe mush uga.A.
our appearadre in faddy hafides predating in anxiety on the
mind which eves fee& vigour to the diirdet and to ra'aett dig
'this kind are fa atlas ruiltaken aid* 6:ME-queues' of MO
tug. deosrfe Is bad to a contrary mode Of diet, dad ate habit
by that mans fa reduced, that the fibres loft their energy, they
are unable to thrower the Metier; fuels improper treatment
has inercafed, innead by a contrary method of relieving the
oppreffed vcffe* by gentle pavildradoct and other gentle. eva-
Cliertit and as this tar been the Mare of the (heeds of Snits
11111111 ell ANT7SCOUIVM DIOrPt in the molt inveterate 'Emil:.
tive cafes of Scurvy and obftrudind veffels, Gout, itheunatifin,
ate. we may with hopes of landfs reconnected It as a medicine
Wfileh hat maintained Its eharaeter for fo many years. Mit-
witkftanding the halation.' pradifed on the Public, in Kb.
(titan% a 'parlous minim for the genuine. Sold in Null
bottles, indented with the weeds, Frs. Spilibury, hie Anti-
feorbutic I)eope, by tbeKistie Patent," and the larger with the
edibles of the King's Amy at tke Dtfpeofairy, Soho-Square.
lend italic eelsrepudiable Venders In Town acid Country, in
the Deraugis. resky, by Cbdtes M.. 269. and phase. No. 74-

FOR. ItiIEUMATIBMS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, Ste.
Dr. STEERS's OEODELDOC.
IT is with real regret thatthe Pr°print:WS Of du
• a Medicine. (ta sonfequenee of the extraordinary rife ups.
Spirits, and upon other articles of t ieh it is ocorpofed)
themfelves nadir the reseedfity ofWerft reeourfe to the fame
meafure which they adopted in t jos, namely that of adding'
Sixpence per Battle to the Price, la order that they may be
able to continue the bufinefs with a fair profit. They, how.
eve?, pledge thendelveo to the Pub*, tkat when any material
and. permanent redo:lien In the articles of this Compoitiost
Sim take Op& they will aria lower the charge, and give spa-
the of it sI they did upon the former «caftan.
The fulkilor recall:Noe of this Medicine, and the contopeent
demand, having frodnied a variety of Imitations,
are requefted to obireia,-that on the outfide of ads' elf
ate Genuine Opodeldoe le pafted a Stamp, in whhill ora etra
graved thefe w•—* lr. Nawmar, No. es. Si.lVera."Ae
other are counterfeit. •
Sold ally by P. Niveautr,at the Wareboge for'Dr. James% -
• Powder, No. es, ist fa. Pears Churchyard, a few doors trait
the earner of Cliesplife, London *at hf his uPPednfelseaks
W Mars. jchoult and Co. No. £so, and J. Pidding, No. pfs,
Oxford:Brett J. Wade; did Bond-ftrect ; Bayfey and Ca.
Cockfpar-itreet; bodfrey and Cooke. Southarnptpn-flaitt g
J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; T. Tutt, Royal Exchange;
and W. Clarke. Bore*, Higb-Reed• !fie* hi• 64. Per Der
de, including the Stamp, or Six for r3s. On.
N. B. As the Opodeidoe for Exportation is exempted from
rhe Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authenti-
city, and as great quantities of counterfeits are fent out of thug
kingdom; ail perforis abroad. to prevent inch impoktions, acia
dared to be par.istriar in ordering their Agents to procure as
Medi4ne (rem Mr. Nearbery's.

AN ACCOUNT of that Molt .i- mearrose cow.
DIAL BALM OF GILEAD, 'Wildlife yingionel PAW .0,
S. atiaoMON, M. D. of the UnivW/W ISIPI 'caase 11,1,
B,
PhyScians. and Author of ". Tex Gems TO Hee tiett,
at SOLOMObro:PLAC LIVERPOOL; and fold at
>i
No. 7, Exchange-court, Dublin- and by
appoint:nein, by J. Mathews, No. ii, strand; and Bice"
• Asigr, Bilef-Cbefeh-Fead, London ; and by all Mediate
evory Market Town in Great Britain, trelaWll.
714.1 Aineriai:—Price Ralf-a-Ovinia a bottle.
• • U therano Balm to OHM f Is the twiPhyliciartheirat
Why then is not thebeuish Of the daughter limy peoptc taw.
voted r—jgt viii. as.
• The Least bath crafted Maidera to grow art tithe rfail4
said he thath wife "NM oat abhor them ; for with Curb dotialho
heal filet, and *shimmy their Pnins."-,-Ecc.ikalviii. a 7.
NBRYOUS SYSTEM.
THE Train of melancholy Diforders which
a*4 the human henna ander the demeleination of Nee..
voles Offeltfra, are the princlpai knees of reset allfory in the
priratioe atrial& , Tilde Needere proceed front Gera an hal. •
rite variety and coeuelkation idisefes, as to renAMNbeepaili.
hie, if even it were' &away, amallent, to trace them tie that
Ind fource. The effeeta lenirever -are but too weft haillia
and too feverely felt assalottbeint;st a portion of mankind;
had to thefe effedts it matrariffirat maggeration ha sffarted,efiest
lily remedy foperbar or mat Xedareeird the alwiet ihaw aka
ficionton's•Cordlei Ban dotted, ova has bean amino
In altddleatx, weakly, and relaxed conftituaoria;
sitiog •
Iplriq ,17poatendlia, homin, trectibfings, weaknefe of
etratiboey,lmpalred vigour, tabs' derfas, nervous colAWrier
Won, endtthe nstoberide frioments of impaired and moist
atinnantions, whether slang from a fife °linearity,
raise, or inattention pa health, he efficacy has attained
mit the thite kingdolni nniverfal 'and unparalleled
Rif Rat petfeverance In Its de.it chore, 'braces, and Inviter.
Yam, the whole nervous fawn, satins new tone to Atka
vital fondtione, of which.rmaralefe rattail= mie bewitched.
The Coanaii. flew/ r Quetta la a volt noble Malleines
compiled of Tome a the choiralt Barents, 'sod Ikrengthmari he
the whOle*Materta htedledelalte meets is to and Modems
and requires the molt nice rid initiate mtendom The dreamt?
mitt haa malt the Proprietor miming fuse, great lob Of tram.
repeated ctpeanents,and clofe application to pradlical cheedf.•
txy and it affords him no (mall gratification to avow, that in
ode:hig hto elepuhlic he invades no man's property, Nor inn-
teltesanylitedlitthe at prcfent knowninpublieor private pradthis
Irseassil age of either fee' arc equally the objedis of thiso
separative, and they will uniformly perticipate In its falubrima
imalitira and eats. To the young it will afford Laing health.
fining& and fpiritain place of laffitode and debility; and to rho
aged and infirm, ft will afuredly Wrath great relief and ems.
fort, by gently and &filly invigorating the ram It will not
the hernertality, .bat If it he in the powers( medicine to gild
the autumn of dealing years, and calmly and Serenely protradt
died* of life htyold Its narrow fpan, this reftetrative it cepa.
ble of aedting thaftiseddefidetaiuni.
Collthutions Masi& WelkatTed. in man or won en.
are tinder the imolai* imtaaWide reftorative; and old
wilist s. anima& and cgofumptive hatts,ste Coon relieved
and fpealily cured.
Poseetf of blood, and emaciated limbs, will. melee& meet
= pia change, the chill watery baildvdh beembe aft Wed
the limbs be covered wttldlolkhla lad balihY•
TO thole who have tinned in the weitilaliM m=
find trailed ei,-dteeh lore by uwinariamea or
Rost.art* the barrkleillA prima of Diorama, thledlftamelve
will reader al pallideillennee ; and if the Weal powers be ant
Mix/1y dailroyakk will gradually repair the reaWalialy oath
Ladkom say demo( life may, by this Medleim, be heed
from one of the nata Rafting Warders incident to the Sex
and, at • certain peeltid, It I, molt highly tikfuL
For weak:ids, ey of natural !trench- am rehotatimt
nfthe rails, by to frequent indulgence if the palms, this
Medicine is a fare, certain, and Invaluable remedy, inholitaly
Impeder to *arta thole extolled preparations of Guam and Bal.
some which often produce feverifis beat, and are always found
to be fassmaterillimulants, rather thin permanent .healthful
hat eta( nature. In debility after long fevers, in a
sweets throttler*, and in weaknefs peculiar to the female 5411,
tliaddlitati4 Cordials really intahlabk- .
Mile Tim' ham loggrafeled In her &maw, and are languid
end rasa in their whisiefrilan, may taketiais Medicine with
thehappkft effedis ; and patens guli.g to the raft or Weft In-
dies cannot (tares more important article of life and Malelts—
It balloon the *Wyman' of reftering actiduatis aldfilleciffde
the YaLLOW,HIPIT.R in America
Ypidt al dther hex, who have 'malted *fare( inigdoilbeav•
the Moe; and thereby relaxed, imakinted, sod daktitnied the
whole icrToils fifteen, win find the Cordial Wm of Oiled obm
malt powerfoi, certain, and &Anal MU/nein. "
Cr A variety of extraordinary and well-serreed Cures are
eiebeedfare the Pamphlet, kaiak lap with ascii hoick. Wilde
nerraileallw want stream •

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