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... correct; and I bless God for drawnhg me within the line of your praise-worthy exertions, for lcan with the great- est confillenc speak hii the highest terms of its healing properies, from the beneficial effects it produced in my complaiimt. In the short space ...

... there.' The whole of the letters that have come to Sunder. land from those vessels which had supplies of the Medicines out, speak with the same raptures of their efficacy. I remain, Gentlemen, Your humble servant, 1 MICHAEL GARDNER. Bishop Wearmouth ...

... asd I bless God for drawing me within the line of your praise-wvorthy exestions, for l can with the great- est conlidetce speak in the highest terms of its leabitg properties, from the beneficial effects it produced in my complaini. In the short space ...

... The swhole of the letters that have come to Sunder - land from those vessels which had supplies of tle -Aledicines out, speak scith the same raptures of their efficacy. I remain, Gentlersen, Your humible servant, ?? MICHAEL GAhIDNER. Bishop Wearmouth ...

... saith : That ho was most dangerously afflicted with an asthma; his difficulty of breathing was so great he could scarcely speak, when be was fortunately recommended to take Drs. Jorilan's Cordial Balm of Rakiasiri, which restored him ta per- fecthbealth ...

... Mr. Poole, Reecuth to . ir. T. Ioskinis, your Agenit here; or to myself. Ever bounid to shows ny greiitiude to yoti, atl to speak te in favour of the Universal 'Medicines, 1 rm, Gen- r- tlemrsen, your uimnbie seevant, W. ROBERTS. Ilayle Copper House ...

... The whole of the letters that have come to Sunder- land frotti those vessels which hail supplies of the Mle- liclises out, speak with the suime rapture oftheirefdicacy. -I remain, Gentlement, Your hitihble servant, MICHAEL GARDNER. Bishop Wearmouth, ...

... within the line of your praiseworthy exertions, forit has been THiE ?? OF orr Ltre, and I can, with the great- est confidence, speak in the highiest terms of its healing properties, from the beneficial effects it produced in my comsplaint in the short space ...

... consistent with the Preservation of our CoNsTaTUTIoN. Let then his Opponents who are desirous of that Measure with offer Views, speak out. BRoTHiERi FReEnoLDERs, It is one of the strongest marks of a FALLING CAUSE, when unfounded risrepreseefatisn and Per- ...

... inform you that W Walter's Aniseed Pills' is the best medicine I ever had. Mfv cough, which weas so bad that I had notpower to speak plain, after takinga few doses, I tound relief, and I am asow perfectly recovered. Should any perso-. be desirous to know, ...

... there.' The whole of the letters that have come to Soider- land from those vessels which had supplies of the Me- dicites out, speak with the same rapture of their efficacy. -1 remain, Gentlemen, Your humble servant, MICHAEL GARDNER. Bishop Wearmouth, Aug ...