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FOR THE CURE OF TIIE SCROFULA.

'WHITLAW'S AMERICAN EXTRACT, DE-
COCTION, and POWDERS, for the Cure of SCRO-
ri: LA, CUTANEOUS DISEASES, and all disorders arising
from and connected with Scrofula.
'lhe Proprietor of these invaluable discoveries, in sub-
mitting his pretensions to the attention of the Public,
think, it right to state, that he has travelled as a botanist, to ob-
tain a knowledge of the medicinal and other virtues of plants,
°ler the islands of the West Indies, Spanish America, the United
States, and Canada ; among many of the North American In-
dians, especially the Creeks and other tribes of Indians, so cele-
brated for their knowledge of the "roperties and virtuer of
plants • and bas acquired much of his valuable information from
those Children of nature who seek their remedies in swamps
and fcrests, and has made himself particularly acquainted with
their method of expelling poison from the body, and of the sins,
pie natural regimen necessary to be observed to insure a coati:
nuance of health.
The Proprietor of these 3ledicines, after two years residence
in London, and having administered them to upwards of one
thousand patients afflicted with the a7.ove-mentioned disorders,
tan now give evidence to the Public, that he possesses a Specific
for the Scrofula, and for all Cutaneous Disorders connected with
it ; as also for Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion.
Persons interested in the cure of the above-mentioned disor-
ders will have respectable referent_: given them, by applying to
Whitlaw, No. 51, Great Queen-street, Lincolietkina-fields,
London. .

Mr. Whitlow's Botanical Lectures, -in an improved method
of rescuing that Science by the aid of Transparent Paintings,
and Leveret: on the Laws of Life and Health, will be given
•very Tuesdsy and Friday Evening, to commence at Eight
o'Clock.—Terms of admission to the Class will be wade known
by applying as above.

Mr max Sia, Glasgow, October 27, 1820.
You are sufficiently aware of the Depressed State of Things
in the Manufacturing Districts of this Country for some time
past. The sufferings of the labouring part of the community
have been extensive, various, and severe. In these circum-
stances, a considerable number of Individuals and Families have
had recourse to Emigration ; and u it does not appear likely
that matters are, for some time at least, if ever indeed, to rise
to anything like their former level, so as to afford adequate en-
couragement and support to the same number of hands,•the no.
cessity for this step will probably not terminate for a while to
come.—To facilitate its accomplishment, various means have
been adopted for raising Funds. It is now, I understand, pro-
posed by one of the Emigration Societies, which has had a De-
putation for this purpose in Edinburgh, to send the same per.
tsons to London also ; and I have been requested teintroduce
hem to you, that if you know of any quarters in which their
application is likely to meet with a favourable reception, you'
may have the goodness to give them the necessary directions,
and as far as consistent with a sense of duty, your countenance
and aid.—Yours, very cordially, RALPH WARDLAW.
London, November 20, 11520.
We, whose names are undersigned, being perfectly satisfied, on
the testimony of the Rev. Dr. Burns and Dr. Wardlaw, of
Glasgow ; of the Rev. Henry Grey ; of George Hopkirk, and
John I'arquhar Gordon, Esqrs. Advocates, of Edinburgh, of
Edinburgh, of the truth of tbis case, and of its importance, cor-
dially unite in tecommending the same to the sympathy and the
succour of the friends of suffering industry and moral worth.
W. MANUEL, D.D. No. 7, Duncan-
place, City-road ' • Minister of the
Scots Church, London-walL
ALEX. WAUGH, D.D. N 0.2, Bali*
bury-p'ace, Mary-la-bonne, Minister
of the Scots Church, Well-street, Ox-
ford-street.
G. BU RDER, N 0.9, King'svroad, Gray's
Inn-lane, Minister of Fetter-lane
Chapel.
ALEX. FLETCHER, Homerton, Mi-
nister of the Scots Church, Moorieldt.
ROUT. WINTER, D.D. Sidinouth-
street, Minister of New Court Chapel,

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IL STEVEN, Shacklewell.
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str Benefactions will be thankfully received by any of the
Gentlemen who recommend the Case; and Messrs. Wood and
Davie will, with satisfying vouchers of their identity, endeavour
to call on those who may desire further information.
Messrs, Wood and Davie reside at Mrs. Treasurer's, No. 22,
Sberrasd-street, Golden-square.

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