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PRACTICAL ESSAYS and OBSERVATIONS
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youth aid the diff:rent stage. of IVe, en:molly called FABES
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nEVELNO'sVEGE I'ABLE PI LLS :improved,
by experience, to be the belt and ;soft innocent Alterative.
PurifierOand Sweetener of the Mood; and thole who are afflieted
with the Scurvy, Scorbutic Eruption., Leprofy. -erophula or any
other Lfflordersarifing iron. stilted Bind ; or thole who have hat-
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wirh the avocati•an of bonnet; or &duty; action is confined,
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k dill Aves in the Itomach, blends with the ood, and gradually
pervades the circulating fluids, er.rrcelint, i. it patizge any &via-
dolt from a Rate of console/cake; in &o•t it it t!se long fought
for Vegetable Spedfie, or fate. but aftivc. fubltitute !or that
fdhinnahle mineral, Mercury its ern-sac), exciter the attention and
furprife of medical mcn, for when all other moth:lnes have failed.
Dc Veltin's Pill. may be relied on a. a fprcific 'or .11 Diforders
which originate in an impure or impaired *ate of tin: Blood.
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health even where the coliftirudcri appears to have been irrepa.
ratify injured Thule who have impaired thdr heal:h by a refl.
dente in hot and walrealrhy climates:-the young of either fix,
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bk Medicine Venders.—Price 25. 9d. per bottle.

The Rev Mr. BARCLArs PATENT ANTI BI LIOUS PILLS.
4l' was a remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan,
Author of the Domenic Medicine, that complaints of the
nomad% and bowels are the prevailing rnalatiy of this country,
which lay the foundation of the more formidable and fatal dif.
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fate and infallible re mcdy.would perform a moll important fet vice
to tocfrty. That difeovery has now been made in the Patent
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which, and 4e Irgh eltimation in which they are defervedly held,
has confidcrubly leiftned the number of thee complaints; and
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them.

Theft P9lls bane a quick and fafc operation, they ad powerfully
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firit charaders of the Nubility and others, that they have never
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relit!, and in the et.ti completing a cure

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