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... contain persons rf e_ud eminence. \TERVOLS COMPLAINTS antl nF- l^i BILITY.? Th, Ute celebrated Dr. Fothcrgill. in the course rf his extensive practice, encountered re- peatedly such distressing cases of Nervous Complaints, thnt he wn- induced to direct his prindpd ...
... piexion. Ife has a Mark on the Right Side of his Upper e Lip, occasioned by a Cut; and his Right Knee is turned a little inwards. A RE WARD ofTIRREE GUINF.AS, and all rea- e of sonable Expenses, will be paid by the Association to any S *i Person who vwill ...
... injudicious adaniniftration of mercury, difilpation, excels, improper practices, fainting B a , violent brad-achs, complaints of the lamp, inward waftiap, trembling or (baking of the hands or limbs, bonnets of breath, confomptive habits, In all rafts, and ...
... VIOLENT FITS of the COLIC and in all COMPLAINTS of the STOMACH ¦âi| BOWELS, BILIOUS ' ASES, ACIDITY, WIND CR AM P, COSTI V ENESS, I/ISS of APPETITE, iN - DIGESTION, GOUT, RHEUMATISM, kc. ice. scarcely any Complaint of the Stomach aud Boweisi can resist ...
... dismay’d ? Wild Ins eyes. Deep sighs and groans proclaim The conscious h rrtors his inward frame. With tears claims to see the dying samt, bears refusal uui regards complaint. Admitted near the bed death he kneels. And, thus, with quiv’riug lips, his iieait ...
... Ur. BOEKHAAVfca MU> MIX, Faaio'iv thraaghaat Europe for the cure afeetty Stage and Symptom Certain Complaint. IT, ia melancholy faft, that thoafmdt (alt eicthnv to thia horrid owing the unftlU fubiefaof idhetate men, who, an Improper trrmtmrot of Ihte ...
... anU . to crutring what is vulg.arly calld th Grees Sickues, ot bvet -The particular nature an'd: fif isyrliptpiiof female complaints'are given svial every di box of 1iills, and worthy the perii i 'every person .G wlho has the care'of young sWonen, as t'wi ...
... from Scoralritic lt IT Allections. Ard tire learned MA'n-IireLUS ohseerv-es, t, . if any ore is ill, and knows riot hiis Complaint, let thc b hi ' suspect tire Scurvy.rr falJ ESSENCE 0F MUSTIAHD. e C H ILBLAINS are prevented from breaking, .,j and tbeir ...
... Pi Toole,-stleet; by this re ulaiion, of all their Ves- ch sels going to one Whaif, they hope. wholly to fir .obviate the complaint of Goods-beitg.d.etained by bi going to a wrong 'Wharf, and will.,afford greater. Dispatch by enabling the Ships to sail ...
... meaps of its s recovery 1 The CORDIoAL BALM of GILEAD is -universally ac- re knowlddged to be peculiarly effi6aciodis in all inward d: i wastings, loss of' appetite, indigestibn, depression\ of . spirits, treniblingi, or shaking of -tie hands or limbs, if ...
... to Twelve in the Forenoon, at the Nepttie Inn, Laevv- - T.edt5s, and every Saturday, at the Old toc 0r rlifs-ir. On any Complaint whatever, either -.Man, Woman -or Child. Mr. Ela'Af is palrticularly SuczeRss in curing allI thsorders of the Fyes. aucit ...
... entitled - A GUIDE to HEALTH; or, ADVICE TO BOTH SEXES in a Varietv of Complaints. BY S. SOLOMON, M. D. Containing a Treatiseon Female Disease., Nervous 4 and Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Re. 6 marks on those Diseases with which the human bodV ...