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Pain& for the Firfl drawn Ticket on Ttairday, June the I ICI.
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From thr aivtve incomparable [late of the Iklieet, and the gnat
fcarcity of Tickets, they muft advance confiderably. An iminci
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tuft drawn Ticket on the Sccond Day of the prefect Lottery,No.
entitled to t,cooL was fold and rcgiftercd, and the Ticket,
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N. B. White Lead and an forts of Painters 011 s and Colours of
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A CAUTION TO FAMILIES.
BURGESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES AND
OTHER RICH SAUCES.
THE great reputation which Mr. BURGESS has
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RICH SAUCES, for AA Sauce, Stewed Beef, Hafted Calvet Heals.
Beef Simi:, Made DOe. Wild Fowl, aid Geese; with many Deli-
:ease for the Table. Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more
fully exprelkd in his Catalogue, (He kiag she Isreseitier tbew,) has
induced many perfons to give the fanse name to Articles entirely
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who go to the principal Towns in England, inland, and Scotland,
to folicit Ordcrs of Tradefmen and Inn-keepers, who in cooka
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ties, which is nut only an ImpoGtion, but a great difappointment
to Families who purchafe them with a view of having good Sauce
to their I'

N. B. None arc Hia Genuine, but what have 'there worde on
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steps, London."

TO THE LADIES.
THE very liberal encouragement which the Pro-
prletor of BAGAZET'S ORIENTAL DEPILATORY,
for removing SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE,NECK.
ARMS, &c. bas ever experienced from his fair Countrywomen,
make. him prefume that the above meets their entire approb..tion.
—Superfluous Hairs have in all ages and Countries been confidered
highly derogatory to female Delicacy, and it ramified unexplain-
ed that the Ladies of Egypt and other Eaftern Nations Chould be
entirely exempt from this fcourge of Beauty, fo frequent in Nor-
than Climates. To Lady M.W. M—ae, Europe was at length
itfdebted for the (cent procured from a Female friend, during
her refidence in Turkey, and where, it appeers, the Ladies make
ufe of it at the Baths. By the Men it is employed to remove irre-
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tles. N. B. None is genuine nnlefs lignedin the Prapristor's hand-
ue.ting. to imitate which is a felony.

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CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN GALVANISM.
TT has often been wifhed by thofe molt intimately
acqu tinted with the furprifing cifedts of GALVANISM, that
tome method were deviled whereby this fubtk principle could ba
diflukd internally, and thus (as it appears to be the PRINCIPLg
of LIFE Welt) reltore that energy and tone to the Vital powers, the
lots of which is In a greater or !ail' degree the forerunner and oak
of molt Difeafes. While other Sciences have been limplified and
their principles brought to the telt of reafon and enquiry, that of
Medicine alone remains unexplored, and although its application
in Come Inßances produces the defired died, (till the length of time
g.ncrally taken, although the Diktat has been perhaps (lightly and
faddenly acquired, mutt make it evident that fomething more ef-
ficacious and leis liabk to uncertainty remained to be dikovered.
No doubt could be entertained but that ()ALVAN' himfelf had
perfeehd what he made the grand able& of his Rudy and ambi-,
tion through life. To ascertain thin fad, his Manuferipta have
been examined, and the relish has exceeded expectation. A Re-
cipe has been found, which it appears the perfon in polTeifion of
them has frequently prepared, under the name of GALVANIC
ELIXIR; and front the almoft incredible effects of this Medi-
cine, which are confirmed upon oath, one bottle feared) ever
failing to produce a complete cure), the Proptidor has been
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fuch as violent ficknefs, retching:, and lots of appetite, are almoft
immediately removed. In cafes evidently attended with a delici-
ency of the vital principle, fuch as the Green Sicknefs in Young
Women ; Confumption in either Sex ; Debility, arifiug front Dc-
' bauch, nr Ceuta of a Private Nature; as a Preventative againit
Contagious Difeafes, particularly the Yellow Fever in the Welt
In keeping up the vitality of the fyftem, which is always
in the firit initance impaired by beat of climate and confinement
during the Voyage; for the cure of Nervous Fevers, and of all
thek little indefinable complaints of the Nervous kind, which do.
licate (and snore ekecially) Women in high life are fubjed to; in-
cluding Sick Headache and Hylterieal Affations, ',riling from In-
digeltioa, late hours, &e. tics This Medicine (tends alone as the
ugly one that ever could remove Difeafs as quickly as It is Come.
time+ acquired.
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En •uire for JONES's GALVANIC ELIXIR.
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