... decay. Lhe Cordial Balm of Gilead most wonderfully che- nature, and will support the life of the aged and infirsn. In all inward decays, lowness of spirgs, relaxation in either sex, « hether hereditary or owing to youthful impradencics, this medicine ...

... joints, of ever so long standing—the BALM OF LIFE, for consump- tions, gravel, pains at the heart, dropsy, and for all inward complaints—and a never-failing Medicine for a certain destructive Disease, may be had ing to the Doctor ; also, of Mr. Fleteher ...

... following heads:— Advice'to Nervous Patient**—A«!l* ®a—ffarrea Women-*-Deficiency Natural Sirengtti Female Complaints—Gouty »in Htouia'h—* Complaints—lnternal SinhingHLo«a or Defect af Memory Hiieumatisui—Srnrvy.—Sern ...

... d correspondence Joseph’s Spanish Ministry, it appears that his brother bad promised him a loan of francs. From the sad complaints they make empty coffers, this sum, even if forthcoming, will atford them but a very transient relief. Those rcnegnducs seem ...

... been held to violatiug a law the United States, prohibiting the fitting out of foreign prtvuteun,—There were still great complaints against the American Government account encouraging French privateers on the coast oi America. Tuesday's Gazette contains ...

... the Shrewsbury Infirmary, but found relief; this deplorable state, I heard of one Luke Clay, who had been cured of a like complaint, and and wife (as guide) went the said L. Clay, to be informed the truth, and enquire who cured him, for I had tried so ninny ...