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... ^' ,*L not C ur,lish a Composition equal to APPLEBY'S VEGETABLE TEA, ?? food and medicine tor curing nervous diseases and inward weaknesses, and a trial wifl prove tins fact. This wholesome and plea- sant breakfast, taken in the place 'of Asiatic Teas ...
... that there are few of the inhabitants who would not give testimony of their excellence. They are particularly useful in all complaints to which females are subject, and are peculiarly adapted to the constitution ot girls of about twelve or thirteen vearsof ...
... and in a few minutes was entirely relieved from k. This information 1 'hay: lent Too, that ethers labeariag fame 'violent complaint mar have it in these power to procure relief. And am. Sir, your obedient ferrate. Sept S. slot. CHEYNE, hditobtegb. ...
... advertizing medicines which were to 'ate every &order that was fubjeft to. The Plaintiff had laboured under a fcorbutic complaint, which frequently appeared in red (pots and flight ereptions on the face. He had applied to a regular Apothecary, who told ...
... advertizing medicines which were to cure every diforder that man was lubjea to. The Plaintiff had laboured under a fcorbutic complaint, which frequently appeared in red fpots and flight eruptions on the face. He had applied to a regular Apothecary, who told ...
... bills, advertizing medicines which were to cure-every dibudvr that man was to. The IMainttfi' bad laboured under fcorbmic complaint, which frequently ap-, red rod-fpol* and flight eruptions the face. lie applied to regular Apothecary, who told him there ...
... ttong medicines which were to cure every disorder that man was subjrcl to. The plaintiff had la- . boured under a scorbutic complaint, which fre- quently appeared in red spots and slight eruptions on ?? face. He had applied to a regular Apothe- cary, who ...
... medicines , which were to cure every - diforder that man was ftab - jea to. The Plaintiff had laboured under a fcorlontic complaint, which frequently appeared in red fpots and flight eruptions on the face.— He had applied to a regular Apothecary, who told ...
... of fable, as well as of a loquacious difciple of Efculapius, whn, according to his own account, had noltrum f o r every complaint. A Nitric, by Sir john . Coghill ; and feveral Hungarian Officers in Colonel Noma, with a groupe, carrying enfign, in which ...
... of the ARMY, NAVY, and OTHERS. - For NERVOUS DISORDERS alai INWARD DECAY. Loss of Memory, Feebleness, • Dimness of Sight, • Horrors of the Mind, Pains of the Back and Loins, Paitlytic Complaints, Trim bl ings, , Scc. &A% • ' HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM ...
... nfuslii**, lace, tec. acd for many other uses, asa ?? for lemons. Price One Shilling the box. Hav- iar. received numerous complaints that compositions sold un_-i the title of Salt of Lemons are not only ineffectual, but that they burn and uestrov the linen ...
... considerable Additions, of the MAXIMS of HEALTH ; or, an 'ESS,AY ON IN-01 lON ; containing advice to persons afflicted with Complaints of the Stomach and Bowels; also to those troubled with nervous, bilious', and gouty disorders, habitual costiveness, and ...