The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-03-02 00:00:00


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Letter of BEirsimiN WALSH to Sostpn- WALSU,
dated , the sth of" December,, 1811 ; which was
'•produced'ii eilderitse, upon-the . trial of the said
' ' • lidartramiti Vistsw,- id the Old Bailey.
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our bins SoS,—llhaw to• acquaint you with tne
1 step,Y have taken, or. in what terms you will think
of peer bxother'a conduct, I am bewildered in;
1 • tuneg.; but I know your affection for me w
kithlie you to judge charitably of me ; and. I tract
that I shall yet he rentembered by you,, if not with,
esteem at least with pity.
This last blow, of which I can now scarcely en-
tertaiu a doubt, deprived me of all hOpe of extricates
iag mself from the difficulties in which I was in'
voiced; apd upon looking into them, I found them
mach greater, than I had imagined. My Commission i
business) which I expected would increaser has be-
come a hopeless resGurce, as it would furnish but a
very small portion of my-expenditure; and every at-
tempt that I have made to assist by other means, has
ended in failure apdloss.
.I did look forward with,
hope to the connection I proposed to you ; and if thief
late unfortunate event 44 not occurrecl2 I think
it possible I mighthave struggled through, as I have;
no doubt it would have answered 'Our utmost tiriobes;
and r trust thatyou will, persevere, in it with. the
'fullest success. But 1 taw that it was. Impossible
for me to provide the metes, aad there was no..
-chance of sating myself front rain, and my 'dear. wit
and chntinsp from poverty, and my brothers and sig..
ten frotiLlasaty me, which they. cult' 111 *nerd
.but to purge a step, which though it will bring din-.
grace, on my lane, yet will afford me the ail.
5,....
preventing these dreadful calamities. ~;who.,
know my principles, may well conceive,. _ to re a,
`solve on .s direct- dishonest act, aunt have. giou. met
much pain ; but when (.pictured to myself mj Sweet,
children in want, I resolved to take the maps for •
emir support from one, to whom the Insaviadd be,
.'but imaginary, as his fortune and accumelanins. fee,.
*exceeded his expenditure ; and his mercensisif ispo.
skim! would huge induced .no one to regret hp loss.
.11 have not bad the opportunity I looked cwith
this person (Mr. 0.)-but it liar beets, afforded Me by
another, who though in a greet respect free fram the
latter imputation, y Pt has every ,advantage st' the
'tanner. He has ever been a kindiriend to me, and
:I fear the act will add invatatude to the crime(;. but
lurid no other chance, *nd the die is now cast,:i Ohl
mai God 1.. pude!' my betimes offence! Sir T
Plower employed rue,te, sell a large suarif "Mick
',to pay for an estate, and 1 hare withheld 4 past:,
of the. proceeds. I might bare taken all; but I
drought it crime enough for my future life to answer
*,tai,•to lake:what I conceived would be•sefficieut to
,maintain ray family in competence, and pay those.
debts which hung the heaviest on my mind, I hue,
already remitted it abroad ; and though my person.
is safe from arrest, yet I have •resolved to follow
' it, as I can never live -in this country without.
Shame and dishonour. . It has been e...• heart
;breaking straggle to leave you on; and .Litiow I,
Abaci cause you great alliction,where I weld-bestow
nothing but happiness. What will my poor iinryger
it she Waren in her present state? She . thintaalle
gone to Ireland ; and there is a hope that it . may be
concealed from her till after her confinement, which
she expects. in *bout a week, it it .should sot get into ,
the newspapers ; though. it may be possible that Sir
T. P. may not make it public at all—at all events it
cannot be known till the beginning of next week. I
!Dust impose the afflicting duty of communicating it-
to her upon you and dear Jane, as circumstances
may arise, Or as you shall judge beet. I inclose
three letters, which you can use as .you think
ii, according to their dates, and send them to
Ilackney by the stage in a parcel with the newer
paper from the office; they will, I think, carry Mary.
over the first part of her confinement. It breaks my.
heart to be from her at such a time; but I shall.paiT
eight and day for her safety. I cannot yet write to
her on this fatal subject. Pray palliate my conduct
as much as you can, and assure her, that my affec.
tion for her and the. dear children will never forsake
me, I cannot hope to see them spin for a long, long
time • end I shall be an unhappy outcast upon the.
earth: but I 11 not fail to think of them with the

CROSS READINGS.
" Last week as a fat ltisty gentleman, not tan
hundred miles from P---11 M--11, was coming out
of his house in apparent good health he was
seised— '
66 By the constable, and instantly con-
veyed to Hertford jail, where he now lies in the
closest confinement and double ironed, permission
has been granted him to see some of his old coin-
panions, in hopes of his being induced to give up
his ticccmplices• however, he declares that he is uth
able to face then at this moment.
44 We understand the M—s of boa
been at last persuaded to accept the high °Soo
of
••••••••... Valet, or upper servant, where the
waget are good, and perquisites allowed. He has a
large family who are handy men, and willing to um,•
dertake and jobs in the House, or out of the House.
Enquire for Mr. Jeremiah Sneak, at the private door
of the l'eather's Hotel, M—r S—e.
" His R. H. the P---e R—t has shewn great
prudence and exemplary wisdom in not accepting the
services of the' Friends of his ;arty life,' as he is
sow fully aware that
The unfortnnate, weak, and mis-
guided monarch, Charles 11. owes all his misfortunes
to the fatal advice of mistresses and minions. Hew
happy the people of this country now are, who live
in days when such fatal watts cannot befal them.
" Lord C—h has eertainly accepted the office
of Sec— yof S--e, and means to 'prosecute the
war in Spain with redoubled rigour, his 1.--ebw
engaged to send twenty tliousandltoops to—
" Their gras es: they` will be followed,
by el the military in that country. •
" Report mentions that L—d Vis—t S-L---h has
written a letter to the Right lion. S.,- P-1, in j
which be endeavour§ to feel the pulse of the Minister`
as to his own services being accepted iniany way l
that may be most likely to administer comfort to his
diseased country, by which its intestine commotion,
may be rcliered, its wounds healed, and to purge it
of those bad humours which now corrode and Jester
itg body politic. As yet, we do not understand that
spy positive answer has been sent to —.
" Dr..Solotnon, the efficacy of whose
medicines is too well known to need any encomiums.
• He is the only vender of Brugge's pills, and Hiley's
drops. The Doctor may be consulted at hls own
- house, in Water Grael7streeWany time between the
hears of tend 3. Letters mutt be post paid. Please
to enclose a'll. note, and a shilling, if au opinion its
required.
44 The Earl of C—n certainly-retires-
g4 The distresses of this poor man- and
his family may be ascertained by inquiring at the
Calf' s Head public-house, S—t P y:-
rho smallest donations will be thankfully riceived.
" it is now confidently asserted that
C—.ll has obi taken office; and tldit the M—r
makes it a condition hellos his Lonlship comes into
the Cabinet that— ~ •. I
A reasonable' s4al in, -be granted,
when .a fairPriie will be giemeeproMistil la is yar-
rows& Fur further particulars, esquire of
Pa
,y Olitafferty ostler; at the sivrof the Archer,
wit • Aso
,:strings to his bow,U.--N.,' A
fete rish cattle to be tlisposed of. '
" Thi E--1 of C__ *"see has been most
anzione iahis solicitation to the P—.e R--t and the
to become L—d S--d of the 11---d.
6%•-- For, as Mr. Atiromitie says, in Footei
Ctaied- " I remember him mai, he was s fellow
soso lost kis forefinger frt steal* tousled-cheese out
of a red-trap."
64 One of the vacant Blue Ribabda, rumour says,
is destined for the E-71 of Li•za--1
64
45 years of age, wean his own hair loose about
his head, was dressed in a blue coat, and generally
wears nankeen breeches : he has gone by various
names, and- frequently changed- hit situation; It is.
supposed that be is not absolutely hired to his
present matter, but only on a nailing job. He is
frequently seen at a public-house, an W—t--r. No
greater reward will be offered, as he is a well-know
offender.

44 The abominable tileks, outrages, and depre- i --- • out I will ---
(rations which hare been for such a length of time I sincerest affection, and w:11 nilt.sufficient-fer their
practisi,d upon the public, to the disgrace and scan. i support. You will find If haver
left with you what'
del of those who administer justice in the Metro. I
wilt last for e time, and when our thoughts are
t ease, we shall be able to form some tittle&
polls, has at last awakened the energy of the Police
Magistrates, and they are now employing all their. Einlo.aren. a The house, and great part of the furniture
Runners to apprehend and bring to punishtnent that Deicing to my father's estate; and I think it will be
• •i better that you should take possession of. t as Ere-
very notorious character----
ic The E--1 of Y h on whom the
, cuter ; the lease is at Nan and Crossland's. Mary,
refulgent beams of Pr--c—dy favour so brightly, I hope, will still-reside in it. You can in confidence
shine, will shortly; 'we trust,. be elevated to the high coda
s. Tilsen ; or, t
ed s, or Mr. Milne.
'legation which such services is jastly merit. '
tuture you had better
4 The E-1 of W—d tdAitit to keep his office :In yourname. I v
i dls about to retire from' line elegant adifiliallesal -.. -41, .
, ull:1nm, 301. ;
circles of fashion of which he has for so tnant yeati you Will find the .
been the ornament :hi hittare he metes toenjoy tbs father, which is to be
raisins cum dignities which be will find in a country
W. and N.'s estate.
life, and the society of
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ever plate is not mentioned , perhaps, t....
ales ' who . ' • •
" --:. Two young , ‘ are willing i tiou may possibly betaken . at; tbough it cannot Iwp-
to engage ia a nobleman's or gentleman's family ast, pun without process, which will take some times,
governesses or teachers. They can instruct persons however, this you will consult on. • • -
of all arm in thetmodern languages .arlia,--- the study And now, my dear brother and sister, may God'
of the graces, as tye4l u in elocution, dancing, the over protect and blestyou--•you -will never be ab•;.,
fine arts, &c. &c. Enquire for P., Q. R. at hlrs, sent from my thoughts or my prayers. I have ever*
Diana Trusses's, No. 294 New Road. eaperienoed from-you the kindest, stoat disinterested
" We can assure the public that the Chancellor and affectionate attention—would to God that we
has no thoughts of resigning ; on the contrary, be might yet see each .other--the most distint hope
has within these. few - days given orders for himself' would bO some consolation-but I dare not indulge
and his attendants, that all the— lit.:—lily dear sisters, too, what will they soy of
1
" Old hatsmay be made to look as good 'fliiek of me ?-1 must beg you, I cannot Write to i
as new, Shoes mended, netilksturned so as to appear them-play say. every thing yea can for me. Itnust-
with the gloss ou, and every- article: in the way of beg yea, 'too, when necessary, to apgriso tho
dress done sp. in the best. :manner, by me, John -Clarke's of this' event. Our two fansillea are 'latest
Sareall, Chancery-lane. '"• - Abe Only real friends I belie,e remain to ins--bat
44 Wanted, some second,hand suits of black." • what etasi do] impose-on you. Only say tbatye-
forjre
2. me, and that. I hays not, wholly lost
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A mechanic of Birmingham has undertaken to atte°-"1144.1 regards and it will 404 some
teach a whole regiment to sheet point blank at 350 fort to
yards. Tour afflicted, yet affectlopete brother,
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Attempts bare recently been made at North Shields, . A 146.1""illf Dee•
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lilt.
B. , ..
among the Presbyteriansiof the Church of Scotland, I wilt vela you licWal is 1 etu fit wheregol
to induce them to join in a Petition for a removal earn diiect t 4 'Me'
of supposed religious grieraeees ; but the members The pOoffroia Dublin is three or four Atyii
of that church declined the overture, saving—they can make it mores if Afteasails with the- • elt°l‘l
felt no such grievances.--(lklonchator Mercury.) contrary wilds._. . • .
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THE STATESMAN.,

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COURT OF XlN6's i3ENCff, FEE. 29.

ViILLAN V. HOPE.
This was an action brought by Mr. Willan, of the
Hull-and-Mouth, an extensive mail-coach contractor, ,
against Edward Hope, a driver, who had been in his.
employment, for over-driving the Leeds Mail-coach,
in the stage from London to Barnet, in the month of
September last, in consequence of which, one of the'
leaders dropt down dead, within four miles of Bar-
i.net. It appeared there had been a contest, or race,
between the Manchester mail and Leeds mail, is
going up Highgate-hill, till one of the' leaders of the
latter falling d9Wn, the fore-wheel of the coach passed
over his body, ana rested on him for about eight mi-
nutes, the poor animal survived but a very short
time; the remaining three horses were iikewise in a
very distressed state; but it was attempted to attri-
bate this'to their concern for the fate of their wifor.
tunate companion.
Lord ELLENBOROVOII was inclined for the Plait,
tic, 'but left the case to the Jury, who found for,tha
Plaintiff- LDamages 301.

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COURT OF OF COMMON PLEAS, GUILDHALL, Fan. S.
HUGHES V. LADY DRANSCONIIi• • EXECUTRIX Of 11$'
v JAMES DRANSCOIh. - • ,
This was an action brought by the Plaintiff as
holiler, of a.,bill otexchange for 2,7751. accepted by
the letoArJupes.l3rauscemb, on account of his for.
user partner, MT. Mr. fiievewright, by whom it had been.
"Al to the Plaintiff.
~L. The_ Plaiutiffhad assisted Mr. Sievewright and SIO
rJaines Branscomb with large sums of money in their
lottery transactions, On the dissolution•of the part•
aership between these two last gentlemen, it appear-
ed there was a balance of 2,7751. in favour of Mr.
Sieiewright, for which -Sir James Branscomb gave
him his acceptance, which was subsequently paid
ever by Mr. Sievewright to the Plaintiff, in liquida-
tion of the partnership debts.
Mr. Serjeant BEST admitted that a verdict must go
~ba ',against his Client in this Court, according to law,
' t contended, that this matter ought to have been
Settled by a Court of Equity. .
.The Jqry gave a verdict for the Plaintiffs- with in,
terest since 1809.

POLICE.
SQW-STREET,
DARING ROZBERY.--MO Saturday evening, New-
castle-street, in the Strand, was beset with a most
desperate gang of robbers. About a quarter past
tosix o'clock, a party of patrole observed four men
standing -close to the wan of St. Mary-le-Strand
Church, opposite the linen-draper's shop, the corner
of Newcastle-street, in conversation together, auk
knowing one of them to be a reputed thief, caution4H
exl, the shopkeeper, and told him they could not b.
answerable for his property while they went their
rounds. The -shopkeeper took their advice, and shell
.up his shop without delay; notwithstanding,.the gent
had the audacity, a short time afterwards, t 4; endea-
, your to gain admittance by knocking at the door,
and enquiring if
_a man of the name of Perryman or
Pichegru lodged there. About half past seveu
o'clock, the neighbourhood was alarmed by the twice
breaking of Mr. Huxley, the clock and watch-ma-
ker's shop window in the same street, and several
men surrounding the window; a men who resides
opposite to Mr. Hamley saws hand or heads, after',
the window was broke, taking seals and other pro-
perty out of the window. 1/to person -was in the
shop, but the noise of breaking the window soon
brought Mr. Hanley. from his back parlour; but be
found himself fastened in the shop, and it was ascer-
tained that the robbers, to prevent an immediate pur-
suit, had tied the knocker of the door to the scraper,
on one side, and to the iron rail on the other, with a
rope; an alarm was given, and stop thief was cried
out by the, neighbours, and two of them were pur-
sued aed never lost sight of; one of them was stop-
ped and taken in Little Drury-lane, the other ran
into the George Inn-yard, which is very extensive,
and he could not be found. In the mean time, sip,
plicatiqn was made at the above Office for assistance,
and Humphreys, Jones, and Oddy ran to the spot
and found the fellow, who proved to be a well known
thief of the name of Harper, and on 'his being';
seized, two gold seals dropped from his hand ; they
proved• to be part of the property stolen from Mr.•
liamley's shop. Humphreys, on searching his Per-
son, found in his fob four small saws, about three
inches Wag, made of highly-finished tempered steel,
to band completely round u' w.,match-spring, the
teeth remarkably fine, and thee was • no donbt'but
catiron bars or chubs with hardly any
Hey

Anonln; and mutilated _ its
render him :mut forearrice tineof thee— emiscreaii
having been afterwards detected by a farmer's bon
in attempting to pick the lock of a barn:door, cot
the poor lad in the thighs andother.plltces with a.
large In neliotlulcittriter) and escaped de='
Medea. • • ••••
Invinoria, rzap._sl.—As a proof .of the size to
~which ow if so sreat national IMPor.
Lance as an 'MAO Or our navy, nay raise"l in
this country," we Undersbind therars otk trees near
411 e old house of Ardrcias, which ineaserti ekelt. from.
title handrail ansloll47 to one *tared lad lifft,okite"
Alkt afdld,qad;W• •


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ANOTHER proof of the great efficacy of ths
BALK of MECCA id relatation amfdebilit, of (betimes!.
kris' Savillet milliner and dress maker, at Hawks's D'O)leys. searehemee„ Kraig-street, Covent-garden, h:is 'communicated If,
Dr. Soitataibe'very extraordinary are which her sister ha%ex.
periencet by the we of his metier itie, the Balm of Mecca. Fler
complaint was a violent Denimr head-ache, with Spasmodic al-
tedious' la her stomach, which sometinaesiwelled to a considera-
Menial the slightest-exercise was irksome and ratio
spirits vivre depressed be .ond description; her appetite am
eetreely gone, and aka she forced herself to take stisteonnce,
i'iX; her
efterthe Alarming bad
she experienced the aiosi'iscriwintlog pain. In this deplorabte
state she commenced a rmirse oi the Balmer Mecca, from 'which .
she-derived almost iminediate benefit, pod within three months
wus perfeCtly recovered. Sbe is now grown fat nod well; her
appti ile is gnod, her crimple Moo returned, and she can take any
Kate 5 t else laboured d i between seven
everciser
Iresititiriat jincionyclitenez:
eand,
and eight
years, shi has now-tai happiness to Sad herecir-re good
health, fur which the feels herself hidebted to Dr. C.fil.tels Wad
attention, an 4 the VA of his ',utedicipe, the Balm of mem,
a hich may Windy considettid a blessing to mankind.
MARY SAYILLE.
To Dr. Senates SolilhainPtgo'n"r•
.Ohserve, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in
the label on the outside of each bee, which is s'tned by the
Pitsprietrati E. Senate, in his hand-writlog. Au others are
aslaterfeits.

Tate genuine Balm of.blerca is prepared only by_ Dr. Senate ;
ler sold, wholesale and retail, by his agent, Mr. Itichardh,
animist, ISS. Strand, near St. Clement's Church; also ret 01
by, Ward, 3,24, Holborn; !Snots, 166, Fieet-streen Sam,.
150, Oxford-street, opposite Bond -street; Allen, 76, Oxford-
street; opposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Royal
elsaisges Corn!sill ; and Chrisp. Corksprr-street,
disener_of Sprint{-gardens. Price 'h. per box, ditty included.

•
A CHALLBNO B. •
MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons) late in
• his klajetty's service, challeoge the whole- tsld to
prove a 'tingle Wan', where their llreditine and Method of
CusedraitTelied of the iiedited effect. The practice of many
yea*** this particular breach et their profession his not gives
rise to ate unteecesiffel Case.. They continue to direct their
studies to the treatment and core of YEN ElttAt. COM.
IPLA iN tad that demeans* of the srtete, which it the
ceesequeoce orate persticion and wasteful effects of a habit long
and most •unbappiry pursued by the smiths of boih *set. la
the one it will oe found to he the 'Wailing tenet of Barrettes,;
the other have its nears fatally developed to than by a Ate
tressing write of debllh v, which, if net timely remedied, terms.
• mites to Impotence. Thew are itt *mete nod ultimate ricers;
while cousumptiens, low of muscular power, and varidte
woes conwitints,•essuilly ciaidcterlie the earliest stages• of this
solitary net t of.persouslaisgeishiag ender disorders incident le
such a habit. their treat/meat obiesple and has oever.proved no.
sueensfat in' the course °flatting, labtiritets, and meth etteneed
practice. In the most nbstinate and complicated eases of ee.
/weal infectioo, such es obstruct loos 'in the arcane, spoecy es-
creveaces. hard tuatours, callous nee*, ertletietssEscoiral
weakens. gleets, as afso
' STRICTURrS,
whether recent or olive% duration, and which have bailed the
skill of other practioners„ are, by their present improved plaa
•of•treatinent, effeeteally and permanently cured, wituuttt the
.patirot suffering the exeroctatiog pain sod aianstinglietitturhwite
• which frequeetly -.follows the application of the . luau (1111,11 f.
In the *course of twenty years e stet:Five practice in this metro-
polis. nemernes cases of ststettires have been and are daily us.
der their care, the total .eradicetion.of .stnich, it effected by a
safe, certain, and expedition mode of practice, superior to any
ether yet adopted: The weakorse, vele:alien.' and debility
proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, and the
pitlieot restored to sot* and yogorresi health. But where the
debilhy hes for years ehissid, a proper prixteereoce in their re.
Atiretive remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, a is.
dispel:6Bl)ly- requisite to mitre the •ithsatheriag petits of lift!,
and to re-automate the Comiittition•
Several Noblemen and Geettfeinen of the first retowetishilltp
have twee older the titre of Meows. Currie suul Co. ftr the *-
sanest of complalats et* the while, intiettrre,, etc. I ned Attlee
received a. radical and permafrost core. request that referestres
may be given to them, as s aisfartnry evidenced of the decisive
superiority of Messrs. Curt* and Co.'s plats of treatment.—
Mitoy of these Gentlemen hate had strictures feons, tea to twenty
years, and had been under the care of Nieves. Home, fleariside,
and other rsergeoes of equal eminence, whir attempted the cute
by the applieStion Ml* latter aside, without ,eiress. • •
Messrs. Currie ant Co.' luny be consulted by either Sex, web
the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and hewer, at their house, No.
101, Ilatten-garden
. Patients hs the Country.. are *quested so state 'the pssrtienlirs
of their case, age, and geoeral habit of living; sire. &c. *dieing
igivreamottrtaosteit fort ausid;ripc:ttan:lf
the medicines,kingdowliho. Ts:reunite/nem !ett!
erecy so eseeotlal to their undertaking, the postage of letters
May be added so the account fur medicines.
nth June, 1809.-101, ]tattoo-euden. •

GENUINE AED APPROVED IIi.DICIRES,
iby S. socomos. id,
Hesse peer Llsei.
rril E. Celebrated coain AL BALM of GILF.AD,
-I. for Debilities, Nervous Disorders,, and, Vls"eeknesites pc-
collier to the Female Set., 140 a Of Appetite, Hysterical and Hy.
pacboodriastal Affections, Lowness of Spirits,
.and all Nervosa
Disorders.
Dr. S •lousoo's Cordial Balm of Gilead is Nippily calculated
/at the Weak, the Sickly, and Infirm. In all Inward Decass,
Debility, Lowness of Spirits,•Weakness in either Sex, whether
baroditary, acquired, to. °wine to .Yostlifol Imprudeate, this
Medleine will afford themeirt wooderfal relief.
AtITI-IM FETID EN ES ; or, Solomon's Drops, is a Medi*
tine superior to every oilier Remedy yet discovered in this or
-way tuber age, for the speedy removal and radiryl cure of tke
ileatirv. Leprosy, Rheumatic or, Grotty Palo% Serefula nr King's
Evil, 'Ulcers of every Description, 'Smelled or Antlarned Legs,
Disorders where Salty:moo has repeatedly failed, whets
iso.titherreisedy• could restore the anliiippy Sotferrr to that
health he wifortuaafely lost, the Anii-Inspetigenes have hem
Blend the real and cmlv resorer of Health and. Vigour. These
Drops newly the 141,,int, and restore the System when impaired
by the imprudent use-of Mercury.
'rhe above Medicines are tuelosect in plain direciions, with
surprising Cures, ;authenticated by Ferrari of Respectability,
• and are made up In Bottles, price tlalfsa-tiehtea each. T ere
era also Family Bottles, at l3a. containiug Fear of the sinaLet
ours, wherein 9e. are saved.
TheA BSTERA ENT LOTION clean and beautifies IheSkini
removes speedily, without pain or truattie, Rit kirrls nf Pimples,
Tetteris, Riag-worms; Splits, Redness, Swellings or Carbuncles
of the Nose, Blotches, and every Sieciei of Cutaneous Erup-
tion on the Surtacikof the Hamanßody. Iris peculiarly plea-
rint id Won-oration; arragreeable softness to the Skin pante-
eacceedi its we. It sweetens and refreihes the %hide
leg 2 which resumes. et One and the tame time,
ealiv appearance. 'The Ptittlie have been long car-
ed of the certainty of its success as a sale and cerium re'
• for Rerpetie Complaints ip genereL riots 4s, rid.
llaf-
9d:
Sift weeds " Eautistioltem& Liverpool,' engraves so
;,ari. others ore
811 renders of 'POWS!. Medicines In the United
Of whom may Mee be had
ADMON'Sjtestly eetebfitted GUIDE to lIEALTEt
toboth Sexes, prise Ss.
. IP' Dr. SOLOMON expects when .eopeolted the hissod
,
cOmpliment of a One _Pound 'Note; but all writtcn Cases et
Letters of Advice, if answered at his leisuk, wird •requeeted to
Inclose only Half-asCsiittea. Such letters tboidd foesefety, he
pear Liverpool.
Mosey letter. Dr. Solos* Gilead-lEloe,riear Liverpool. Paid &Able Postage." Letters mat be ss•
Aced to be addressed to X... 4. !r A. B. of the Peet-office•
all
called for.
BY .
EIS Mt'IESTY'gROYACLETTEKS PATO,NTS.
E GENUINE PILLj, justi, fltould
for cutiog, is nil its stageA, the V ilcreal Plicate. Ore
shall. Pill it a•dwe; and the tikine of nee box in a recent case
will seen convince thrert of the certainty of ypeedy
comply. lotethiageali better envatiretLosarre safe, or wore
endmaiehilhtut MO for suds us are Obliged. to 0 jeer-
cies, or to sea. as it.weesis isirmciumedist. or restramt of dim t
mil Only ears 2rilorme (patss pateosive pracice) hos el'
460 ft will t ' repeated salivntlef nr4
' • Foe the Sciwy'

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re3I%IU 111 III• I MI .itlll 111 lbolitilMillCllMAS
or chains with hardly any .2:itaV.ise's4'Pwrddi
[ilorn)e.Psriampes,biliits
fwoirltrepabeithets
atnedr Mforr.., they wog's' "It iro- a bars
use. They both were taken to the Office, and tin- Conaple
etter pay, and have them atade,out . dirlifekiNk. eumniaatioabefore Mr. GnkliArif, when si racr:r :ePi
E have peak part, Rumens OM; , 6,....6,7Th1ite P4l" , • ILl'inlin
pµytrint itipeLirtietattiorra. vfsitaltsr9,l4:o
and Maroons SOL ism, dlesSillty' bi""testir 4' ' pp* six •' • . - rve "6 to
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II inventory of furaitsrusOM to my . , ' . • the &wry' an
to be deducted front bin .141tairit on- "re th "11l for fastbst esaminatton• -: ?foie 6y off
ite. Yen had better remove what- sase=anotmet==e iingdoola Of
sototel
mentions' in it, as, perhaps, ezeeu- . A set of lierrld villains lately maimed a soldier' or, Advice tot
ybe takes oat; though ft cannot hop. 'sear Linooln-, - and mutilated him so severely' as to 'o;3' Dr. SC
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th.e,Lady7-0 al whet medwids avail nothi.g. or the Scorn' u, 7
fisher phrosicasordersi this Medicine Ilis out Its Kr.fill!?!
mow y•pi jok,u_ninee. A. ibio ,Gopthth io the sera Navy,
of. -Iperla.nrdsf
tbaef.atramPecinoms,awortf
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Sr
me .... , oat liiti in terie-sitest, dietididy OW. r, Ci!lig, Eq. firs. iipoehir Ote iii-ge fitr ,Sunlieftni• LIM*" it; 07
2' f 1 'bilker Sgr : up.httlesu yip the aard .
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ors - • ' ---itARRIED.
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it PIC rerretaers, No: ma, se.
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