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... AKASIIL W E are requested to direct the attention of per- sons ifflictea with mental or bodily decay, nervoits de- bility, inward wastitgs, loss of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of cte hands, scerbutic and every other ...
... for- ward you the lollowing particulars for publication. For tell years I was most severely afflicted with a had sctrbutic complaint, which broke out both in my hands and legs, but particularly ill the latter; findintg tile ?? gradually to ittcrease, arid ...
... aged'and infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lownefs of [pirits, relasation ia either fex, whether hereditary, or owing to youthful imprudent. cies, this Medicine will afford the tanott wonderful relief. In venereal complaints and ferminal wCaltrseffer ...
... WIitB or other LIGATURES. GUAIOAN- !' eeas vwr every purpose for ARTICULATION and MASTICATING. (OPItNG CO1UGH CURID without Inward Medi- r11ia by the ue of OOHR'S ROYAL ERNAL EDIBROCATION.-The hNoao~t~ nmber of Children that fall dallyvictiis to the dreadlul ...
... requisites, &c. Way be viewed, arid catalogues had on the premises; ard ef the Auctioneers. II OOP1NG COUGH Cured without inward MIedi cine.-ItI Consequence of he beneficial effects ,,f RI3CHE'S EiMBlROCATION lor the cure of that distressing conaplaint ...
... painful .1iti-cring, a: ;d l I ger- ous cases, as Deisnses of rthe eliv r, Blilioti, -ir ! ot!ir (Ohstruc. tions, Jaunodice. complaints ia the Stimil h .. rn rvoliq le iit Gravel,1 Dro ,y, &c. Also, those (nColmlainti eciii-ar to lem les at tire itii hrn operiods ...
... 'The Subacription Assemblies are e4'ry riday. _ 1100.PTNG COUGH cured without Inward Medi- eC 1.3ciie.-liCtOCH's EM 1 IIROC'AION for the Cure ofthat - distressing Complaint, the Ilooping Cough. Many thousands e of Children are cured anisually by this ...
... &c.-E ncouraed by th uifim te scccess, st-ending t feir peculiar' methodo rieatmentt in _ tac dura of a few prevaleint complaints, which has been confifmed 0 rue tio eperience of many ye ars it l'arge anid extenrsive practice,. !'Iessft. GOSS and Co ...
... does not furnilt TCompofitiom equal to APPLEEBY's VEGErABLE .IEA, viz, as food and medicine for curing nervous difeafes and inward weaknelies, and a trial will prove this fadi. This wholefome and pcafmnt hrealkfaft, taken in the place of Aliatic Teas, will ...
... T tio~~ni, ist the I4ands of ?? Phyficians, are certainly great 'e the and good Medicines, and for Nervous Difeafes drnd inward m Wealtinciffe are the grand fo'urce that modern Prorgffols of Pliy- fic feledt't'tm; blit there are mn ?? P'fn wont witliftanding ...
... merit a continuance of their favosars. HOOPING COUGH CURED without inward HMtedlceIne-In consequenceof the beneficial effects of ROCHE'S ESINIROCATION for thecisre of that distressing complaint, the HOOP- ING COU. H, his Majesty's Letters Patent were granted ...
... Rclaxeation, dand Debility of the Nervous, Vafeular, and Mufeular Syttemns,-that the CAR- *DIAJC'and.NERVO.US TINCTURE, 'for Complaints of dize Head, Stomath,'and Bowels, Gouty, Bilious, and Nervous D~lf- orders, Palfy~and Aihtna, With Droplical Lega,. Chiorofis ...