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London, England, 1820-06-03 00:00:00

DEBILITY AN!! STRICTURE.

IT was the Remark of the great Dr. .Sydettham,
that acute diseases are the punishment of lik:AVgN; btt
that chronic ones are inflicted by ourselves. The cons.tquel.e
of a prevailing malady proclaims too feelingly to the sufferers
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Suariar in snob, furtitir its re..
The treatment nild—the cure elfectuat •
A Candid Etaminaticin of PitifesSienal Pretinsi'lms-
A. is only to be fared by those who ateconscioasof incepatity.
Impressed at an early period of our professional career with
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In October last, on his pat:Wetrim Warm so the Cape, Cap-
tain Arrow, of the Hon. East India Companrs4ervice. •
Jan. 15, at Canton, Captain Robert Stair Dalrymple, sem of
the late Sir Hew Hamilton Dalrymple, of North Berwick and
Bargany, Bart.
August 17, at Purnealt, J. Maxwell Davidson, Es g. Civil
Surgeon of that station.
At sea, on the 14th of March, on beard the East India ship
Juliana, on her homeward passage, George Robert, infant son
of George Alexander, Esq. of Penang, aged 23 months.
March 20, at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, Assistant-Sur-
geon C. A. Simpson, of the 60th Light, Infantry.
May 9,at Aberdeen, in the prime of James Simroo.
May 12, at Incbgarth, near Forfar, after a long illness, Airs.
Elisabeth Ike, spouse of the Rev. John Skinner.
May Is, at Aberdeen, Patrick Milne, sy.o Crinionmopte.

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