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London, England, 1811-12-14 00:00:00

CHINWS PATIMT WORM LOZENGES.
Veit OA tdiffure .the -most— 6teittentsourees -Of CV--
• w v dresis Diseases.—Thelraosupsoms every parent and guar-
dian of children should be acquainted wish. They oecattaindiso '
olf appetite, a pateeen of the eofnur of the flee, enmeiariths and
irtegglar slate of the Merits, attended Ow with violenstgellslll''
they bring on enavohions; they alien the yowls uttlie.hodp.,
aiiii they prove fatal; by ending In a eonsumptien or deeey. Bode.
eicreenas as; prsvremntediciatiyenairuliseuignievcruof Ore!
aleltwrmedlu.guncothineptt:ienitelotnliey aof bove
NOW characters In this country, both in rank and reatseetabi-.
lit". to Joy* _not equal. Their public approbation. given to tier
l'ropriutor. irons ai. ;krona knowledge of its tVOl*litritli 6114Crill
in their teNlll GtiniiiVe. stamp. its Oltilt beyond competition, and
givii A stnertien to it, of which no other Med:c4te of the kind
Can Niko. 'Parents and others, who have the care of chlititeti,
sliusdd have this remedy ma family Medicine to resort to, when.
tea * stomach or bowel. of Children are any wily ilit4Pleredr
which it wilt s{wa}ts be found to relieve.
• Sold, wholesale and retail, at Ching and Butleer, No. 4, C hezp-•
site, London ; Sharp end Belem, Portsmouth; Joliet, Welton,
Allman, sod Mallory, Portsra; Hui and Johnstors, Oaten ;
CAkientan and.laisob, Sheerness; Pests wad Row, sad Teener.
"flail Fit•aianti, Cookwiarthy.Nettletost, /Ad Gil.sert . Plymuuth,
Knott and Lloyd. And Swinney end Co. Bielitiugbato ; Billing.
and Latlibery, Lit/erred ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester;
Trewman, Eimer ; Smith, Mandevres, Reabion, Scott, and tat.
ter. Edinburgh ; game and M'DisPalds Glasgow; Bulges and.
daily, Bristol ; Stevenson and Cu, Nurwich; Swietten, Leiser.
ter ; &Awards and Penny, I.ivirpool; &shirttail by most eaigury
nsedieine venders. In betas, at ts. 9d. and 54. fid. each.

. .... • ADVICE.
lAEIt Mnt of Education and professional skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most safe and
certain method of troadng a few prevailing burnooses, the eactiese-
ftil result of their eaporitince is abe best proof uf buipivesiq •
Messrs. GOSS and. Co. ligneous, have beta iodated to welts
the cure of the following the *set of their pattladir wady, Ina:
a certain Disorder, frequently contrseted in a moment of *toe.
casino. gaits toneoretkatats, Strictures sag Gisela. which, bill
I an improved phia, art Wei* sod effectual, eared ; as abe dee
Wry, whether arising from Barshaaaltaa hadolgesoces, long redo
i deuce In warns climates, or a secret solitary vice..too often un-
happily pursued by the mut of both seers, in the one causing
sterility or barnombe, smile the other a nonserosetrain of nen-
woos &saw% which, If not timely rinuolard, tensonase In law
potence and Consumption. In that distressing mate et debility of
deficiency, whether the consequence of such baneful habits. is
• arising from any other cause, by which die powers of the consti-
tution become enfeebled. a. remeimir ecluistrd Surgeoos of Lou.
don, they utter a firm, sate, aid speedy restoration to emend sad
vigorous health.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled then,
by a superior method, to remove venereal cumplaiut, however
inveterate or complicated, without subjecting :Use istlent us
the Iran restraint in diet or caseate ; and in recent i:ases
where an early application n made on discovery of the trfectrati
they frisquentir pwfonn 7► cunt In the gibers ',ape pi two days
The unprecedenia success tar their mode of tresument (winds
bas never been known to fall In one single Instance in a prac-
tice of IS years, during which period many thousand peewee
of both rises have been cured, eves attar severe mid ales are
methods bad leers pursued by other Prase-names* without elect),
Induceschem to thus publicly oar their advice.
Meson. GOSS And Co. exclusively piofessing the cure of these
particular complaints, in oldie that they Inn' not be marked by
• mistaken few, with the obloquy ea justly attached to the ipso.
rant empiric, think it but justice to themselves to state, that testy
have been properly educated and' initiated into every brands at
the prOfesslon (certificates of wbkb, from different hoipitala, an 4
gielkeehriiialurn the most eminent Physicians, they have to cow-,
alsompst iipirer), that the status resideng tram their elides-
r.terfirit 1 them to quit tae ruttier of the retinal Pus.
, avid they tiresome that their pretensions Collstlllutit a law
" wood for the uoprecedentedtanlidence v ith which they have,
• by the public, beta so liberally heelogred.
Patients la the cosiatty'are requested to state the particulars
of their case, age, aid manner of liviec,_inclogieg a Rank Neu.,
for askice and medicines, awl the same will be fur wardedto any
parte( the kingdom.--GOSS and Co. Stutpcns, IS, kleuveriso
*tract, Fleet-street. .

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A GREAT EVENT FOR ENGLAND.
• mitt I IMISTXIII4I's INTERNAL CIII-MT A IiIISTLO.
MANY laudable attempts have heretofore beefs
made in vain to arrest our Greet, Internal &laza.
CONSUMPTION (by Foreigners called Eoglansfa
Twenty Thousand F...ons having fallen ender ks tyranniao-
many, for-centusles past- -a fact aPpwed by the faculty.° What
people in general consider .vety lightly, shanty a Common Cold
and Cough bas.usual;y-been the. primary cause, as such, what-
ever Will check Cough effectually, shutdd be speedily resorted to,
as ltd{ better se resent than, to cure.—Mr. MADDEN, the
Prordetor, Idaho V EIDE fABhE ESSENCE, for the Peewit.
.t.lpitsswil,Care et ,Ciamaseaption Asthma, and the very maey
Fuhnobaji.Complelets,enesprel:entliLg also the Hooping Cough,
'the destroyer of Children, feels It a duty Incumbent on him to
urge the Public at large is a speedy edeptton of it in cases of
Oats& --He has•kept an opsn Dispenser, for the lest five Years,
fur the Penefit of the
.Peor, In which time Ise has Isad the gran.
ficatiott to relieve three Thousuld Persons; and can with truth
say, that It has uever yet failed of giving speedy relief to case,
of Cough, hoerever severe. RECEN f CASES :
Front Mr. Teo le AS Apse, 11, Orange-street, Red4lest-square..
" St a—l .fesl4.a duty loctuubent ou onto acksiewledoe with
gratitude the efficacy of your Vegetable Essence on behalf' of my
wife, who was afflicted with a periodical cough for ten years,
whisk baffled ali medical add, anti became Increasingly wont.,
which had reduced her to a mere shadow, till et length, In a
very providential way, she heard of your niedkint, and alter
taking one bottle found great relief, and continuing to take it
agreeably to your directions, her cough has entirely left her. I
should have wrote before (her cough having bent removed for
mote than eighteen months) but have waited to see if it would
return; and boding It does not, I can no longer refrain returniPi
my most grateful thanks; and may you live to witness a similar
ease on thousands of your fellow-creatures, is the bincrre prayer
of, Sir, your most obedient humble servant.
" THOMAS ABBY."
'a No. 11, Orange-street, Red Lioe-equ.are, May 53, Iti 1 5."
Franc Mr. 1. XZNI C NEE, 3, East-street, Qeeett's. square.
" Sta-...l feel great ltrassir4.lo acquainting you, that your Ve.
getable Ease:x..o:one his happily relieved my servant, Maty
Clark, from a vary troublesome constitutional cough, with which
she has been afflicted, by her account, three last Wren years. I
beg yea topcsopt my silicas (looks or you gametic. assistance
to Iter and if yos think proper to publish pita cure, I feel it my
1 duty to give my verbal testimony to any inquirer. I am, Sir,
me most obedient servant, 1. XEMENEE."
" Nat-street, Queen-square, April 12, 1811."
A nova Pamphlet, containing an Account of its Virtues, sad
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the 'restimonies of neatly a hundred Ladies and Uestlemen, of
high respecability, In its favoin, may be had at &fejt. Madden'.,
t 11, Giourester-atreet; (re-square, Blnomstittry ; at Mr. 1 law-
n
Lillis Mblersi Water, ardaouse, No. 13, Old /teed-street ;
Mt. Penns, No. ifS. Snethamptun-street, Covent-fie:skit ; Noe
both, Arliss, and Buttes, $7, Earthotoratw-ande, Writ Junithr
field; Miss Randall's (late 'Putt), adjoining the Royal tachange
Gate, Cornhilt; Mr. Huguenin' s, Perfumer, as, Haymarket;
Mr. Mettrate's, 81, Eleenstreet ; Mr. Sanger's, 130, Oxford.'

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itrett ; Mr. Clark's, USA, High-sheet, Borough; Mr. Sass's,
corner of Kingoareet, Holborn ; Mr. Bresuiantra, I Sti, Ilishir.•
gate Wkitout; Mr: Ward', near Middle-row, Holborn ; Ere;
Moses, Confectioner, Hampstead; MT. Biallt, Cheapitreery
Bath; Mr. Bulgin's, Corn-street, Bruited ; Mr. Keintrr Col-
chester,;Col-
chester,;Mopors. lideggy. and Challis, Chelmsford; Mr 11,61111 DMr
dif.rairdullt, and Lutforira, Salisbury ; Mr. WashCoui it's,Ghos-
tette. ; Mt. hiewbery, Dublin ; Bolton. Royal Exchange ; at Mr.
Truensan's.klikiter; price 6.1.1111t4fre she may baud the Poem*
itself, inhottleo, 7s. each, tho stamp included.—The Worries*
will only add that a single tea spoonful of this invaitaide pre-
, paratton is a ad,
for a grown pomon—that, in onsurance and
taste it la us *rant as white wine—and that *iciest. at charity
may apply its Ghoseester-street, where it Is, to such, 'therrosed
gratukalpays /thy quantity, not less than three birth', .etit t •
any pot of the idngdom (ettrriage free) upon an inciosurt •

TO-MORROW.
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