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... from its infedtious nature, is moft eafily commu- nicated. It will therefore be of advantage to tcofe who luffer under this complaint to know, that they may rely on being effeftually ?? by ONE IlOUR's APPLICATION Of BARCLAY's ORIGINAL OUNTMENT. This fafe ...
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... view of A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, advice to both sexes, in a variety of complaints. By S. sflmmo‘fv, M. D. Containing a treatise on female diseases, nervous and hypochondriac complaints; also general remarks on those diseases with which the human body is ...
... Patients of either sex, unable to attend, are reowetted tend small quantity their urine, forms his judgment of many inward complaints analyzing that fluid, and i • thereay enabled to perform the must asiotishing cures in diseases of the liver, bilious ...
... their tools. In foreign trade entered at the Custom House in ifilfi, the tonnage out. ward was Bon 64*} and in 1816, 3on 389; inward in 1818, was 3oa 776 } and in 1016, it was 3on 316. The exports of British manufactures in 1616, amounted to thirty-six millions ...