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London, England, 1805-09-06 00:00:00

WATERING PLACES.

ROSS takes the liberty of afuriny, the Nobility and
Gentry, that he has no comedian wish, nor has he feat any
peen whatever this (Caron to tither of the Watering-pbces. Mat-
tered as he mutt be that re many perfow airtime his name and repu-
tation, to procure the fupport of the public ; yet he cannot allow
them to practice their fchemes of deception without exporrire.
He begs leave to recommend thole Ladies and Gentlemen who
mean to honour him with their commands, to apply at No. t to,
Bilhopfgate within ONLY. As thole who vend PERUQUES and
ORNAMENTAL. HAIR under his apparent fanalon, can only
parer+ thole caft-off articles which have been reledied by him,
either from a defer% of inanufatttre, or from a want of annum
He hopes to be pardoned for repeating that be can erg,. Cr for
no Articles, nor does he employ any Drefrers but firth as are to be
procured at his Emporium in ninsopgate•itreet, where continue
to be exhibited all kinds of PERGIV ESin the molt elegant tate,
&Mood& hUe, and uncommon • etiqty.
All his uoparallelled Perukes, Madona Fronts, Bows and Ban-
deaux, are executed entirely bt his inftrudioa, and midair's in-
fpeltit!tn.
N. B. Ross matt rerpeetfully Mein the favour of the Ladles
and Gentlemen when returned to town, and they and the public
may be 'Cured that he has, and will employ men of the moft emi-
nent profelional abilities, which is an esnbelliihment to beauty.

SORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD.
CONSUMPTIONS, fo univerfally confidered as
incurable., however hereditary, Inveterate, or of long !land-
ing, may now be with certainty removed, and the conftitution re-
(toted, though emaciated to In great a degree that exiltena is con-
fidered as nearly at au end, is as folly and beyond a doubt exem-
' piffled In a letter from John Carter Mulliner, Efq. of Shoticy,
near Ipfwich, to Dr. SOLOMON, dated Auguft 29, tBor.
At a—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you, but alfo to
tWft you to make my cafe public for the benefit of others : My
family have altrays been confuroptive, having loft two fitters and a
brother; and Osi:old certainly have fallen a vidtim, if your Cot,.
dial Balm of Gilead had not Caved me. I hive been under almoft
all the faculty of eminence near me, particularly Dr. Hawes, of Ca-
vendith, fo famous for confumptive cafes. You have my hearty
concurrence to make my cafe knOwn. Finding relief from a (mall
bottle, when nothing elfe afforded me the fmalleft benefit, I pato-
tered till a Ave pound cafe completely cured me. 1 allure you I
will recommend the Balm of Gilead to all I know labouring un-
der fimilar complaints. I am, your obedient (errant,
J. C. MULLINER.
N. B. Perrone deftrous of further information may be fatisfied
in every particular by Mr. Woolfrey Middleditch, chymift, Ipf-
wick.

A marriedLady,atNeweiftle-rider-Lyne, aged 17 years, was
ill upwards of three years, having had three mifearriages io kis
than ten months, and hiving taken a variety of aftringot medicines
without (fed, the was fo weak as to be anal* to walk out of the
honk for above two years, and reduced to a mere &elem. hi this
weak and languithing .condition, having become exceeding thin in
body and dejeffied in mind, her buibsad applied to Dr. Solomon,
of Ltrerpool, for the Cordial - Balm of Gilead, which annually
rettored her health and ftrength, in about three months.
Mr. Alexander Hunter, merchant, In Glafge*, was for a long
time in a bad Rate of health, fo that he was under the neceffiry of
giving up bufinefs, and retiring to the country ; and even the coun-
try air had no effete in reftoriug him to health. At length hewn
addled to snake a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead,' few bottles
of which reftored him to health.
Sold in Loudon by Mrs. Mathews, tB, Strand ; Dicey and Sut-
ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, fso,Oxford-ftreet; Pidding,76, 01.
ford-ftreet, opiate the Pantheon; Butler, 4. CbeaPade ; Barclay and
Son, Fleet market; Shave and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-
yard; Howard and Evans, Long Labe,Wett-Smithlield; and par-
ticularly at the following plate., viz.
thiltal, Mrs. Shiereliff Lmi, Pigge
Bath, Hazard trechefter, Staines
Beneick,Carr Mergate, silver
BafingftAte, Hulbert Mffiktham, Hoare
Bradford, Wilts, Hophins Maidenhead, Moult
Bridport, Roberts Malmibury, Lea
Bridgwater, Poole Manningtne, Wilhinfon
Bewdley, Prattington Nottingham, Burbage & Stret
Biceit2r, Stephens ton
Btentford, Norbury Newell& upon Tyne,Hu.chia-
Beaminfter, Hine ton and Co.
ihavVa Waltham, jerroinP Norwich, Stevcofon
Baintree, Shea reran Newport, Ille of Wight, Ali I I
Coventry, Mertidew Nantwich, Snelion
Canterbury, Briftow Ofweftry, Edwards
Caiftor, Booth Parrith, Soulby
Chatham, Etherington Pardee, J. and W. Buckland
Cambridge, Hodfon Portimouth, Sharpe
• Cliepttow, Morns Plymouth, Nettleton
Clapham, Batten Plymouth D.ck ,Hoeland
Dover. Neales Rickmanfworth, PurieU
Dunftable, 01-liareenfborough Rochford, Wade
Durilsy, Hsi Jog. Sheffield, Pierian
StamfordiNewconiz
Safford, Morena
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Darks
Barker

Witham, -
Dublin, No. 6, College Green, Shrewibury, viond
Dug&le, (dwell, Bull Sheri:worm, Goadby and Co.
Edinburgh, A. Smith, North Saamundham, Night
Bridge . Southampton Baker
Exeter, Trewman and Son Salisbury, Collins
Ely, Brackenbury shmtibiaty, Adams
Prone, Haifa siffron Walden, Paine
Glouceftsr, Jong Stourbridge, Rollafon
Gorport, Harding - Shrpton Malley Carey
Gairdbotough, Towne Stockton, Cbrißopher & 'mom
Greenwich, Braine Tay.ituk, Rowe
Glafgow, Angus M'Dtmald Twickenham. Mortimer
Hull. J. .Rodford TunbridgpViells,Knight
ttorneaßle, Weir Trowbridge, Ching
Hammerintitis, Roberts Uttoseter,bladen
Henley on Thames, Norton 'Whitby, Yeoman
Hanley, Albutt and Son Whitehaven, Croßynite
Hesitant, Dickinfon Wirldworth. Taylor
ipfwieb, Harmer and Green Wiudfor, Blakeney
Invernefs, ?Moto& Wonon.nnder -Edge, Bowe
Kn..tsford, Leech Wtllington. Salop, Houliton
Kelvedon, Fuz Wolverhampton, Sting=
Leeds, Blom Winker. Walley
Lirierpool, Rayfon Welch Poole, GrUllths
Leiceittr. Gregory York, Waren and Co.
,Lancaßer, Clark
'Uri ye iike Vapid, of Patent Medicine bike Milted gierolsni,

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