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... donrs from Temple Uar ; also by all Medicine Venders in Town and Cuiitry. Price 2s. yd. per box. HOOPING COUGH cured without inward Medicine. In consequence of the beneficial effects of ROCHE'S EMIIROCATION for the cure ol that distres -ing com* plaint, ...
... attack of Fevers. Measles, Sore Tbroats, recent Cold with Cough, and other inflammatory disorders. In Rheumatism and Chronic complaints it has performed tbe mo«t extraeidinary cures, when used with perseverance. Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared ...
... seasonable and welcome relief t qlso aa> pecgiiiafj a-sistance from the benevolent, whose hearts it ma. please t.od to .pen inwards her, w'dl ext ite her hemble nnd thankful acknowledgements. Donations vyil! be received, wild liiis account, if needful, confirmed ...
... Name, and Address, and signed in red — •' A Rowland and Son 20, Hattoil-Garden. — All others are gross impositions. IN al! inward decays, debility, lovvtiess of spirits, j relaxation, in either sex, whether hereditary or owing to , youthful imprudencies ...
... 3/. 125., Blues and Blacks, 31. 6*. ,31. 12*., 31. 18*. ; fashionable Waistcoats, from 12s. te 18s ; Trow-er», from 18*. inwards ; a variety of new and beautiful patterns just out, for the present season. — A good Suit of Ser- vent's Livery complete, ...
... and that to so violent a degree a* to make it neces ' «ary te confine his hands in bags, particularly at night ; the r complaint resisted various applications from the united consul tation of three Physicians of eminence, and continued to .rrovv worse ...
... will be Cbeapside __ ' . es of OeUbet 1, 1.3*. and also at Pall-mall and pTJTY ?? faun 10 till .v U^JOl'S and LI VER COMPLAINTS.— M>«le in a m-^a* - effecl ua_ Remedy for those Disorders which ori. ln ?? -lioii L_T ld r ct ' on of tbe Liver and ...
... the former year, 23,859 vessels employed in the foreign trade of the United Kingdom entered inwards, and 23,771 cleared outwards ; iv 1846, 24,848 entered inwards, and 24,656 cleared outwards. Silks and Spirits. — lt appears from accounts yesterday issued ...
... ly in preventing this disoider. — -Captoh Campbell; now in the West Indies, who took the- Piiis successfully in a liver complaint, w.,s induced to rt-coiu- mend them to his brother-oificers, ai.d lias tiiereby been the happy m?ans'of securing them =11 ...
... weather, to wan: ?? ber near neighbourhood : the Will itOT. how- ?? board, the main object of her intended ''ing to guard all inward bound vessels V ?? to the old stal ion off Point Palmyras during j ml directing them to a new one in the South : ills of the ...
... satisfaction to learn, that the ARO- C-'*iid l • f E - v GES OF STEEL are proved M be a ?? r ' ■ ...
... liquorice root, divested of iis gross and superfluous parts ; may be re- lied on as an agreeable and expeditious remedy for Complaints ; ot the Lungs, as Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Wheezings, &c. ' and eyen in the most obstinate Asthmas, Hooping Cough, or ...