Star.
London, England, 1811-10-03 00:00:00

NEW BT.ct l'E .1.0174itT.
No. 57, CORNHILL, 141, OXPORD•STREET,
11, HOLBORN, 88, HAYMAffKET.
SIVEWRIGHT, Sole Surviving Purtn-r of Sir
J. J. BRANSCOMB and Co. recommend to their Friends .;nd
the Public the Small New State Lott .try of only 15,000 lict ets,
to Draw YSd October, 181 t, containing the nsuat Number of
Capitals, and tickets and Shares cheaper than for many years.
ANSCOMII and Co. are the only Office that ever Sold three
Prizes of £20,000 in one I.ottery, and in this and last Year's
Lotteries,
Sit Prizes of - £20.0C10.1 •fhe First L:31.000, the Last
Filly of £5llO to • 10,000 I £.2";,0110, an I Only .£40t;00, it:c.
J. SIVEW RICH!: rezrets, the Plan he lately submit ed to
Government coat taut, then be adopted ; he trusts the advan• ages
a It will, inionie future Lottery, obtain tte l' :131.c Patrooage.

• THIS MONTH.
•
111 BtSl-1, Contractor for the present Small Lottery,
• reentfully acquaints tho 'Public, that Me I,cheme contains
'ONLY 'Pt. grVirit*Pl,l
MORE VAMP OF,PRIZES.
TICK€.4 S CHUAtI.P.
than tor several years, net be ,se hole of the Lottery will be drawn
er TUESDAY, the 224 of October.
The gale hitherto clearly evinces that the ^el-,tre i.
prayed, and there certainly is a (Air prinpect of every •riehet being
sold before the Drawing begins. -
PRESENT PRICE. •
Xl9 19 0
Half - sCIO 5 0 I Eighth - 13 0
quarter - . 54 0 Month - I 7 0
RICKETS and SHARES are nn Sale in great Variety, aw,
Pirsons in the Country, who find a chfilettity in vtting 'tickets
or• Shares train Agems. may he ,uptti;ed, by sending their Or-
deal (Pat or Carriage psi:':;. to cutter of 1.11511'a Offiegi:
No. 4, Cptxllll.r., or .9, citittsc-Coolis,tooropp,

Ticket

GUESTONIAN MEDICINFS. -
CASE XXVIC—To Mr.BAR NETT Gt.? EST, No 9, Great Surrey-
street, Black friars-R
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clß,—Having been subject to Rheumatism thirteen
44 years, my last attack was in my hip; and so excruciating
Was this pain, as nearly to deprlve me of My senses; when Mr.
Thomas Condroo, a neighbour of mine, knowing of several cures
Which you had made, advised me to go to you ; but I paid no at-
tendon to him, believing that there was no cure for me.' On his
calling a second time, when my pains were most lamentable, he
then insated en ray going to you; and I did then, with his assist-
ance, and the use of astitk, get to you; house with great difficulty
and extreme pain. After haying stated my case. I received fur
answer, " You-had so doubt of enahlivg me to-walk home with-
out the assistance of either my stick or f Head," and I do solemnly
declare, that in fifteen minutes I was completely freed from my
pains, did wilk home without of either stick or friend
with perfect ease, ,and did actually go with my hone and cart
that afternoon to Blackwell, and brought back with eni; a load of
gobdi: I continued the use of your Medicines six days, and was
pegfectlj cured; since which time I have had no return of the
collkplaimg and. DP assured, that I shall at all times retain a gra'e-
fut remembrance of the benefits I have reesiived; and am, Sir,
yogi' match obliged and obedient servant, Tart. HOPKINS.
Pr.O. 9, William-street, Black friars read, lan. 9,1798.
• (ease '29, in a fuitire Paper.)

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS.
THE AMEI4ICAN SOOTHING SYRUP.
THIS. never failing remedy for Children Cutting.
-a- ' their Teeth, was brought front America by a family, where
it 'has saved hundreds of children when thought past recovery'
through convulsions; for in half an hour after using, the child
will gradually recover, bring as Innocent, at efscacions, and so
pleasant, t'ar no child will refuse to let their gums be rubbed
with it. When children are four months old, though there is
113 appearance of te..411. mothers t•hould rub one bottle of the
soothing Syrup on their gums, for, by 'opening the pores in that
early stag, , not one child in a hundred will have fits, or what is
t,rmed breeding the teeth in their loins, the cause of so nanny
rickety children; and preventi that painful operation of lancing
th.t gum, which always makes thu next tooth much harder o
:note through. Mothers ought never to he without the Syrup in
th.• Nursery, for if a child wake in Cie night wi:h pain in its
gums, it immediately opens the pores, heals the gums, awl pre-
!ft nts fever or convulsions.
To he had of the Proprietors, J. Johnson and Co. No • 94,'
Newman-street, Oxford-street; Barkley and Sots, Fleet Market ;
Shaw and Edwards, St Paul's Church-yard ; Golding, 42, Corn
It I! ; Newbery and San, St. Paurseliurch• yard, and Dant—strcet,
Dublin ; Butler, 4, Cheapside ; and by all die principal Medicine
Venders its town and country, at 2s. 9d. a bottle for ready money.
C,ll.:Tiog.—Be sure to a' for Johnson and 'William's Anaeri-
s...i Soothing Sytu::, as theresare ; number of spuri, us sorts.
N. B. Mrs. Jo!inson ri hives the Infant poor as moat, ht her
boas', every Tucsauy said Saurday mornbri, from nine to ten
o'clock, by bringing a la•er from a `reeiestable housekeeper, that
they arereal objets of charity,
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