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... sacred obligations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose lollies (to s;>eak mildly) have entailed upon him debility, disfiguring disease their worst forms ; therefore the Silent Friend will found avai itruduction the means perfect and secret ...

... ,(,r four at I Is. in one bottle for 335, by which Us are saved. The 5l cas.-s Syriacum or Concentrated Dsterriv* Kwer.ce. can only bad at 19. Bernera atreet, Loudon ; whereby there is saving ol N 2s. ana the Patient to receive advice fee, wbich advantage ...

... crutch, till living recur *, try Ur. J AUOIXF, and so, and two months I perfectly recovered, and aqr ■ , daily labour., k ELLY. Carpenter. Ko. 8, Grattan-court, Dublin, Lower Mount-street, September 5, ISOi. IjU gcttinjr| I * friend to'ffeh that now able follow ...

... Rice, with an inscription on It— saved our legs, saved our soles, saved our stockings; be invented stamp covers for invitations But though the Chancellor of the Exchequer may glory in the name of the footman** friend, ha* no feeling for the fathera of ...

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... persons entering upon the retponjibihuet Matrimony, and who ever hail the miafortuce during their more youthful days to be affected with or® of these dis.-as.-a, a previous course of this Medi- ,s essential and the greatest importance, as 'i* are visited ...

... would prevent these mal-practiees—which would prevent (he oily Being put to the expense of petitioning that house, and would save committees of that house the trouble turning our obtrusive members from the seats they had usurped. The petitionerr suggested ...

... and amor gst his varied and lab rious duties there not one, in tniwl, more urgent d indispeumblc than the early education of youth; and, if in the at'alnment of this most desirable object, my efforts have been at all successful, and obtained y>ur it is to ...

... passenger the *• irotn this port to llliooib ( for the purpose of laud lor himsell aovi familj* Mr. Gubbins writes bis particular friend Mr. W. Laifan, Knockloug, who has given us the extracts ** Isle. W edmesda y» loth May, —We are just landed at Gross Isle ...

... certain ot , ' r ** * GOSS and On, MrinltLMß nf the Royal College of ■ n '' Lombui, c mtinue tiiri MfiaMWvrtieo those di» ...