... anguine they may gtmral. Pr. Solomon** Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated (nr the weak, the sickly, and infirm. In inward derays, dtbiliry, lowness ol spirits, weaknesses either set. whether hereditary, acquired, or owing youthful this medicine ...

... accommodation of Patients of the respectability. Mr. STILAVELL, having had the management of establishment of this kind for-inwards of twenty years, can canfidcntly engage that every comfort will afforded such patients may intrusted his care, lie also lias ...

... Gilead House) •• -d GUIDE HEALTH, Or, Adrice to boA Sexes, in a yariaty Complaints. BY & SOLOMON. M D. Containing naliseon Female Diseases, Nervous and 'Hypochondriac Complaints; also General Remarks uu those Diseases which tlie human body moat frequently ...

... Sand. The tides are patting in, it i. both vessels will be got off without damage. CUSTOM HOUSE. DECEMBER. SIM'S INTIRED INWARDS. he Harrier, Hormel, Countess of Lieven, Melville, from Oporto; 1 hrc Spauli; Active I.angdon ; and ‘Vadtllngton, Fleck ...

... tome isnfmmnalr cuhist. new which had happened iff hi* family, lie conveyei the London without hope* recovery. Ships entered inward—The Harriet, Horswellt and Countess of Leven, Melville, from Oporto; Three Brothers, Spaull; Active, Langdon; and Waddington ...