Star.
London, England, 1817-11-15 00:00:00

A REAL BLESS►NG TO MOTHERS.

F all the numerous Cases that have appeared in
‘../ the Public Prints for the last ten years, of the pod effects
of the AMERICAN SUOTHI NO SYRUP, pone are more en-
titled to the attention of every Mother and *Nerse, than the
undermentioned:— the infant Daughter of Mrs. Luso'', No. ,
Oxford-street. WAS, at the tender age or two month*, taken
very 111. The Physician could not And out the child's diterd.r ;
it was every day getting worse. Mrs. I. asked him if he thought
it was its teeth ? His answer was, the child was too young.—
However, Mrs, I. hiving esperienced the virtues of the Syrup,
I both in her own family, as well uof seem! Lathes of her ac-
quaintance thought she would try. As soon as the child's gums
were rubbed, she began to get better, and by the time the infant I'
was 10 weeks old, she had five tee h through.
To be had of the Proprietors' Johnson and Williams, No. 94,'
Newman-street, OstordAlset ; sad by'all the principal Medicine '
Venders in town and country, at ts. 9d. a bottle.
Caution.—Be sure to ask for " Johnson and Williams', Anse-
dean Soothing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sorts.
Mrs. Johnsen relieves the infest poor, as usual, at her howl,
every Tuesday and Saturday Morning, (rent nine to ten &deck.'
by4ringing a letter from a revealable huuss-keeper, se certify
tharthey are real objects.' shanty
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Brierstove Farm, Thontsett Hainlet, Derbyshire.
9tk March, 1016.
1 R—l am now in the. 69th year of my ages many
Ai/ of my latter years have been spent in sore affliction, arising
from a Scorbusie hirelf haPhselpe- alit assay mask,
sores, particularly in my legs; to such an extent was ths
dit-
charge, that when mated, it became necessary for thole around
me, freqnsmily to wipe it from the floor with a Mop or flannel
cloth. My eyes were so much affected, that for a considerable
length of time I WAS quite blini; and notwitbstandlug the OW
meows applications I made to the Faculty, I obtained no relief,
till a frioid strassuousiveconsmended me 14, try your Arm.'
scoltatffic DROPS, 'settle% were purchased from Mr. Clays,
Stationer, Stockport. I now wish to express my gratitude, by
maki• is as public as possible this most extraordinary core by the
tole use of your rirlia, the truth of which is attested by the un-
dersigned. I am. Sir, your obedient Servant,
MARY MELLOR.
Mr. Thomas dare Matthew Miller, John Lansaw.
To Mr. John Li;nunt, Surgeon, Manchester.

These Drops are sold in moulded, square bottles. at es. and 14s.
(one 14s. bottle is equal to three 6.. ones). Wholesale and Retail
by Mr. Lignum, Manchester also by J. Evans and Son, 42,
Long.lane, West Sadtblield; Sutton and Co. Bow Church-yard;
Barclay and Sins, 91, Eieet-market ; Edwards, 6e, S. Paul's
Church-yard ; Butler and Sons, 4, Cheapilde, and by one or more
print i;,il Medieloit Vendors In every market town in the United
Kingdarn.

THE GOUT. •

OLD Testy, a rich country louts,
To wine and good victual. a friend,
Was trobbled with fits of the Guut,
And compelled for a Doctor to send.
The Doctnr, a spruce debonair
Had his boots cleated with karree's
A bloom all delightful an.l fair,
On his bimts by that BIM; vir was ser.
The simian he entered the room,
01,1 'l'esty was struck with a tenor,
Fur In Os! buuts'beautrful bhetm,
Oiuw'd a vision that tbrill'a Liar with horror.
" Hence horrible shadow r he said—
The Locror stow] dumb with amaze—
Till he found Werra is Mathis: display'd
The old fellow's tubicoil face.
He forgot he was sick of the gout—.
Pie flew from his huge elbow chair...
And he jump'd and he carted about,
Like one driven wild with despair.
He jump'd and perepled till the Gout
• Was fairly joined out of his tee.
Ter the cause of his fear he found out,
Was his face 'hewn by Norm's rich Stow.
" And I've founds recipe mat,"
Said the Dotter," may brain's long been eraektug—
That the beat of an wstys for the Gout.
Is -to fright it with Wanner Jet MAWR! J"
The above truly inesdmable BLACKING le prepared by

ah r,se

• No. 30, STRAND. LONDON.
And sold by neon Bost-inalters, Grocers, Ironmongers, &ugh.
maskers, Pedutners, Re. In v..ry Town in the Kingdom, In
stone bottles,* Ott. 104. and No. W. each.
a. Ask for Wolin* Ws /McVay.

By Mr. ROSINS,
At Ciarraway's Csifee house; 'Cbange•alley, Cornhill, London,
on THURSDAY, the tntb of November, 1817, at Twelve
o'Ckelt, in Due Lot,
A VALUABLE and highly Imprnvable FREE-
HOLD EsrATE, ronprisin7 upwards of
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH 1' ACRES
Of exceedibg rich Pastures, Meadow, and Arable (.ands, elevate
'n Withern, Mail-thorpe, and Snubby, flirt Alford and
a short distance from the .'a, divided In most eligible Farms,
with excellent Farm Howie. (the prbecapal of which would make
a pl,asant blaring Sommer itesidenre, fora Gentleman's Family;
Yard*, Gardeng, Barns, Stables, and all requisite Outbuildings,
in =sod repair; let to Messrs. Coilain, Grant, Watson, !augh-
t on, Trim., flea totters, nsost respectable r•lllets. partly at
Will, the Nett Rental upwards of
ONH THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER