... till ts Heart, lowness of Spirits, and dreadful 9ick Head. I Ach, which reduced her so 'much that bhe becasue a] unable to speak or walk for several weeks,* J It would frequently faint aid remain ir that Srtte for 1. a considerable Time' ; together with ...

... - altted t- ; whete hie shall be happy to r teir COMM,,nds. P 'reetD re, 1, tie comforts of a clean Mouth and ceth ti 0to speak of the excellence of a good Set P,'n whj.l to expres ill adequaterms theagonizing and lld I~'s 'Llfred from thoke mwhich are ...

... PROVIDENT! I And yet, after all this, lie talks about drefending hinsell' trosmo Atlavks, atid with a bewitching Modes- _ ty speaks of inionself as a sulfering and persecuted - Ma i, to w toot uii iorthy Molives have been falsely uttsasirtited. t E'lT NIE ...

... verv -lsrirrg *- lie had on w hite panis- loons and a scarler terord-Lelt. YI-e walked un- comnsonly quick, mind suei_4id to speak-to every body without stapping, --Sit itnilicirse CoRcoirs:. ior in'6r!o-wiillin hum v-eyclose. His sait(!, when oil f6oo, ...

... eatitgof the heart, lownes, of spirits, and dreadful sick-head-ache; which reduced her so much, that she became unable to speak o .walklforseveral weeks, and would frequently faint, and remain 'in that state fir a- considerable -time; together with a ...

... g of the heart, lownes- s of spirits, and dieadful 'sick-head-ache, which treducedher so much, that she becanie unable to speak or. wAk for severaf.weeks, and would frequently faint, and remairtin..that state. for a considerable time; together with aswelling ...

... in the presence ol hlisRoyals' ighness; and we undbrstand'stthatltht restilt of~the inqsiry is', that though they cannot speak -with any greater degree of certainty than at thfeir exurriniations before the tro 1&louseg, as to th, precise time when-it-may ...

... tile diffusion of this system I No; with a mind tix'argcd in its-bectnvolence lo the embrace ot'all his fellow-creaturea, speaking the samelasguage -with hims-f, lie offers a mode of instruction prepar- in- leic voutlilfil intellect forcinstrilelionifrbm ...

... ~ r,: . , * , .- .'-Ip rScrogphuta, the powvers of this mredicine arve rilost: . eztraordioaay,kaid t4,e numerouts curfes s'peak its de- ..cided:superioritya - - :' ...

... Numbers, &c.; the Signi- feation of Moles, and the Method of receiving Ora- cles by Dreams ; the Art of Discoursing without speak- ing * the Use and Virtue of the Wonderfnt Wheel of Fortune; and Many oxiler Valuable Secri-ts never tc- fore published, rendered ...

... years ago, bus' a brad~siorin F coatnilsulion tor Napoleonoi. Tire litters irsou Nesw-York. ait Intolire 27th Jan. I Tiny speak or failorns It a vrast ctrlent Having tairien 1lluor met oniy at Nesw-YTrki, laut in almost evely ' enririercial loan in Airerica ...

... wbich were considerabhy deranged. Inl Scrophula, the powers of this medittine are moct extraordivai y, and the nutatrous curcs speak its de- cided s1lperinrity. As there ate Itirnouu notinerfeils, pleas- in risk f,r Spilsbhry's Patrnt A,tiscorbutic Drips, ...