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E-isr INDIA IkusE, Mar 4
THE COURT 9fDIRECTORSVAc UiVI ,cp
COMPANY tf gEZICIIAINTS of ENULAND, traain
W I* EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That a MINERAL COURT of .the said Company will be
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USE TURNEWS
BLACKING.
TO A GREAT MANUFACTURER,
' IN ST. GEORGE'S-FIELDS. Carpe diCni—
lel
00a some— :masc.
mays.uttolriedo,aavuenotrgi
wceorio:
publice:alrg:ee
natsv:tyesiaiset;:cs,Lepuvn:ftti:itieti;c:lno:::k,ri;
QOUTHEY and SCOTT, suspend your clacking, lic prenipll3, wile.
KY And hear rue sing of Twinges Blacking. HEN Science began to explore the complicated.
'Tis worth against all ethers backing, W machinery of Mau, she was speedily entangled in a 13-
.
• Who vainly vie with Townes Blacking, byrinth of mysterious confusion, from which, intellectlial prise-
In Georges Fields I watch'd the packing veranee alone emancipated her. Ignorance and einpiricistn,
Of hampers fill'd with Tummies Blacking; however, still oppose their venomous hostility, and the prejudice
And wish'd (no wonder !) I were snacking
theirnFd'sl unqualified pretensions, and to expose their fal-
, A quart or pint of Tuatra's Blacking.
But, ah ! poor Poets must be lacking opTafrrweuetdhawki si
tmthoi
Such luxuries as Tuaissa's Blacking. •
ilna cai e
cs,lanweof haveD i
sen oarnhsesti‘t.
richa i e s 1
Nature. To he briefTntv: stifttayebo
Insiai;sehaeortfs.;lltelhpeoFiclt),:teiiirncrisa
lovyvfhxouti
r;htneroilueolnrAWdrc:
,is
suffering
deaCrineetOjer;
I Oft ire the fair their Beaux attacking, .
I Who will not shine in TOILI4tit'S Blacking.
This to their pride is truly racking, . ' • •
. .
Tit credit brings to TUKNIR'S Blacking. '
But most refuse to take what's hacking, 'nkiluuennoctfeh teS:seurgcgecroeaaut:Cfoifical
had nearly extinguished every hope of relief. . .So charm'd are they with TURNiIe. Blacking. •
i.. The Sailor, while his vessel's tacking, We pledge ourselves to the removal of Syphilis, Iron, its
Spnrts•a neat shoe with Tuinnta's Blacking, incipient symptoms to the teMotest stage..., characterized by
The hardy Soldier, bivouacking, • every doubt and whatever malignancy. • The intricate and
Defies the dainp with Tuanaa's Blacking:. • much neglected diseases of the Utedira•have been carefully and
And when an hostile City, sacking, studiously considered, as have also those delicate and important
His bout shine' bright with Masses Blacking. sympathies which refer to the Female Sere The infirmities of
Far ;a Japan may he be tracking, virility have been especially noticed, whether as arising from the
Who helps his way with 'flllt2ZkAl'S Blacking. debilitating tyranny of a tropical atmospbere—the natural bias
So pliant, soft, and free from cracking, • of constiuition—alie itirprinleuee of gaiety--or thenoone Alarming
The leather keeps with Tuna a's Blacking !
resifts a propensity to practices `°wlticb shun the light ;' ra
the
Oh ! 'tis a falsehood huge and whacking
- ?roots of which•llentarhett by • gradual ttenellction of the ani-
To say a word 'Eldest Toihnues 131acking.- . • Anal pnwers..:. :19.0 ,whit. rerF. Vl4ll Filcnillslatil, and. Inert
. especially. to such as are aspirant' l'ot Connubial pleasures, we
earnestly recommend our Commktrlitrles,` ler; Die.Afiluf lit.,
Tonheitatatoer,sht prays
anonuqueakciaktp.
.
Whilst he hislarour never slacking . for the :one S.c9 or, Slnd,,•#3ol9w.,;f%lllisively. addreised to
llln Tat sfezaar'
• , . Females • •tlie pernsa/ tif, which must "prove Giinelkcial to their
Makes such Inisruszazz BLAcKiNG.'
hilifieflti..4lllllo44lo44lolllll6lo bkibteleac en ..p
•12..4* FP.,,411-341134;triSt):44,1:.IirAtlieig,„ 'lffirniat.Siaba, ;
Friend; will be kind to request their Carriers atd Servants to swat' —-1 . .• , Alswroater-
ask particuiatly for TURNER'S BLACKING, the. Country
1 st, ,anu r;•.: 1. ieet-litre ;• su sv est -bmithneld ;„
.9g, ai,,6,,, being inundated with a great quantity of trash, what some please...ode). vediorrige,byeyet,.•llffiendrLinlidob4 P 4,141,; rm.... •r-
-wa-
r In)* Japan Bliskiamposi6oll . . illaltitcs4 Ihrlallia; !kiwis:la 7, Troops*, Cinsgnvir • Bork" mad
N.B. This elegant may be had of the Grocers, ... •
a Yunnan, Niatioricli; Deck, ipswi4; DLitt. • • Stationers, Perfumers, IMO Druggists. Boot-makers, , '' .4 1......,s 'II, 1314rY kOtt./44.
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