... upon his principle honour, he will inform the patients directly, whether he can do them any fcrvice or not; the llricteft privacy may relied upon, and the iodtor's ftay will be for a confiderable time. The poor who live in Cheftcr (only) and are afflidted ...

... upon his principle of honour, he will inform the patients diredlly, whether he can them any fervice or not; tht ftrifteft privacy may be relied upon, and the do&or's ftay will be for a confiderable time. The poor who live in Chefter (only) and are affli&ed ...

... upon his principle of honour, he will inform the patients diredlly, whether he can them any fervice or not. The ftrifleft privacy may relied upon ; and the doctor's (lay will be for confiderable time. Dr. Goergflenner cures the real poor, who refide (only) ...

... and upon his principle of honour, he will uiform the patie .; diredly whether he can do them any ferv.ee or not ftriclelt privacy may be relied on. The doftor may with every day, at his rC S> the ljlotrjnl ' Foregate-itreer, Chelter. All letters paid) ...

... and upon his principle honour, he will inform the patients direCtly whether he can do them any lervice or not. The HriCtell privacy may be relied on. he doCtor may be ipoke with every day, at his apartments, Mr. Colemere s, next the Bloflom's inn, Chefter ...

... morning urine, ; and upon his principle of honour, he w the patie whether he can do them any fervice or not. ‘ihe ftricteft privacy may be relied on. The doctor may be {poke with every day, at his apartments, at Mr. Colemere’s, next the Bloflom’s inn, F ...

... upon his principle of honour, he will inform the atients directly, whether he can do them any fervice or not, The firictett privacy may be relied on. N. B. Dr. Goergflenner now hearing that fome fel- lows ftroll about the country, and make it their bufinefs ...

... upon hit principle of honour, he will inform the patients direftly, whether he can do them any fervice not The ftridteft privacy may relied on. N. B. Dr. Goergflenner now lately hearing that fellows ftroll about the country, and make it their bufimfs ...

... fteel, or wood, or agy “other hard material, and- his ftyptic medicines, which will cure them if curable. The ttriciesi privacy and fecrecy is obferved. Note, Dr. Goergflenner, according to his cuftemary roils acquaints the public, that his ftay in Chefter ...

... depend upon his principle of honour, that he will inform them whether he can do them any fervice or not.— I The liricteft privacy and fecrccy is obferved. T ott—Patients who write letters the doctor, for his advice or opinion ot their diforders, muft inclofe ...

... that Kii who ever watchful over —who equally defends u» in the time danger and of fecurity —in lire tumults ihc day and the privacy of the lilght. High water at Liverpool and Parkgate the week. Morn, Even. .Depth A ri| . Ih. m-|h. m Friday 5 5 St. George ...

... human life: 1. Through which of the paths of life is it cligibl to pafs? In public affemblies are debates and trouble: | 2. privacies are haunted with anxicties a the country is labour, 4- On the fea is terror. 5. In a foreign land, he that has money muft ...