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... in the neighbourhood of Nottingham : slip four teeth in the front of her upjier jaw, of uncommon length, greatly curved inwards ; the ends divided, and sharp pointed ; the two from teeth in the lower jaw were two inches and a quarter long, curved upwards ...
... then given to bring in tbe bill. General Gafcoyne moved for an account of the number of veflela, with their tonnage, entered inwards from the United States of America, from the 6th of July, 1799* to the 6tb of July, 1801, and alfo for the three years preceding ...
... United States America in 1801, were Britith foreign 507 The (hips which entered inwards were, Britifh foreign 550. In 1791, the outward Britith (hips were foreign 218. The inward were, Britilh foreign 246. The lad letters received from Sir Home Popham mention ...
... hondriacal affections, Iftwncss of spririts, i : r.innns direful complaints usually called ‘’'’'nr (Usonlcrs. Corr’ii] Rilm of Gilead universally acknovt-> peculiarly efficacious in all inward wast, v. loss appetite. Indigestion, depression of ■!*, trembling ...
... agreeable and powerful restorative « nervous disorders ever discovered. Tins celtbua Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward loss of appetite, indigestion, 11 spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and C ...
... of medicine, «h cii lave fr-i. ployed in England and America, lij.e o* taking your medicine, the Bor £il j for a bilious complaint and a t, v liver, which occasioned spasms in ray srrr.rj/ and violent pain in my head, i severely under this atUiction fifteen ...
... Innkeeper in Bromley. This remedy is composed of the mildest ingre- dients, and has been found particularly useful for the complaint commonly called the Ear-ach. Dr. Tatlor's inestimable Remedy has excited such universal admiration, that many of the faculty ...
... the agents and newsmen who circulate this paper. MEDICAL FACTS If^i ON I VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MANY persons that have imagined themselves to be cured of the venereal complaint, have had the misfortune to break out six or seven years afterwards. A proof happened ...
... nervous complaint by a few bottles, and that when she began taking it, she could scarcely attend to any thing. — The above from Mr Haaard, of Bath. Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, for the weak, the sickly, and the in- firm, in all inward decays, ...
... have received the greatest benefit _-m_ the use of this valuable remedy. One bottle cures the most obstinate degree of that complaint, although composed of tlie mildest in- gredients, and it may be used at all seasons with perfect ease and safety. Price Bs ...
... TAYLOR'S celebrated REMEDY for DEAF- NESS ; one bottle of which has been found to cure the most obstinate degree of that complaint, although it is most perfectly safe and easy to administer. A gentleman in Golden-square, London, has been cured of deafness ...
... ordinary cases, was agreeable to him, took away the sickness, and tran- qnilized his nerves.— * When the business was over, his complaint recommenced, When he caused tal- low to be again burned, and the effluvia again re- • lieved him. — By repeating this simple ...