... takes them away, if ever fo long ftanding. The Method of ufing it is quite fafe, and gives no Pain 5 nor does it occafion any Inconveniency during the Time of Cure. Price One Shilling the Box. It is appointed to be Sold Wholefale and Retail by J. DREWRY, Printer in Derby ; and may alfo be had of the Perfons who fell this Paper in every other Town. Cure of WILLIAM JOHNSON, Gent. Of the Parifh ...

... and Cellars, fituate in the Rotten-Row, Derby, and in the Poffe-fion of Mr. FAIRFAX MORESBY, Apothecary, of whom enquire for Particulars. Derby, June 30, 1774. George Alexander Stevens INTENDS from this Town to go to Afhborne for TWO NIGHTS. He will give his LECTURE here on Friday and Monday next ; and on Saturday and Monday following at Aihborne a . above. He takes the Liberty to acquaint ...

... Inftant, the King's Birth-Day, clofe to the Play Bill for the Day. By Command ofthe KING of KINGS, And atthe Dcfire of all who love his Appearing, At the THEATRE of the UNIVERSE, On the EVE of TIME, will be performed. The Great ASSIZE, or DAY of JUDGMENT. (Recommended to the Inhabitants of RICHMOND.) THE SCENERY, which is now aaually preparing, will not only furpafs every Thing that has yet ...

... £F3: J hc Wl^ of THOMAS TAYLOR, Blacfcfmith, late of Derby, but now of Burton upon Trent, refufes to live with him the faid THOMArTAYLQ^t Therefore he thinks proper to caution all Perfons ftom harbouring or trufting her, as he will not be accoumafclc-for any Debts fhe may contraft ; but if fhe will return to her faid Hufband fhe will be kindly re- ceived, by him the faid THOMAS T_\YLOR. To ?? ...