... are with any external w'liatfoever, it proper the Doctor fliould let ;u»d examine thcnrhitufclf; who labour under any inward complaints, of what name or nature tiny may he, iray bring or lend their morning urine, and n uj»on his prin iplcs of honor, that ...

... afllidled with any external dtiurder wh;.t(brver, it proper the Dodor fee and examine themhimlcif; but who labour under any inward complaints, what name or nature they may be, may bring or fend their morning urine, and may depend upon his principles honor, that ...

... under their complaints, which cur or dreif.-s every day gtath. Many of them have found already great benefits, fact well known. The Doctor's rcfidence in liull will for confiderablc time. Dr. very fuccefsful in curing all the different complaints which belong ...

... DEATHS. On Friday laft, at tins place, Mr. Robert Wardtll, 37, t a complaint in the bladder, with which was afflicted during the laft feven years of life at a -fincere friend and pleafiitg companion is much regretted. On Monday lah, at adcafter, Mrs. ...

... iuftantly. On Saturday l:tft Armley, in Uie parilh Leeds, Mr. John RogciTon, the Blft year of his age, without any previous complaint, having walked cut twice that day. Friday, Killiagworth, in Northumberland, Geo. Colpitts, Efq. A few days ago, Scarbrough ...

... Slave Trade with the emancipation the Haves; nor could confound them, without reading in the countenance of the audience, the inward fenfations which the blunder or the calumny had excited. They who may be opinion, that the proprietors the ceded iflands, ...

... batteries, which was contrary to the intention of your Royal Highncfs, and the neutrality of the port of Leghorn. I prefer complaint to yout Royal Highnefs againll this Governor, who, in hit whole conduct, difplays a decided hatred againfl the French. He ...

... Palfy, Numbnefs, See. within the lull eighteen months, than all the medicines ever before made public. In all the above complaints, even to the aged in cafes moil defperatc,* it generally ali*ords immediate relict, and is ulmull certain to eHedl an abfolute ...

... of letter from an eminent Attorney to N. Godbold, ef«}. Sir, I inform you that my fon, Richard about fourteen owing an inward complaint, was reduced more ficeUton, h»» appetite gone, and hi* breath nearly exhauHcd. From the applies* lion the faculty he ...

... Gikad. young man, a Mercer of this city, my acquaintance, about years ago, has been afflided from his Infancy with Nervous Complaint, attended with great debility, langour, want of appetite, and lowncfs of fpirits, which latterly increafed fo much to render ...

... medicine he ever heard of for nervou* complaint*, &c. and that thic Nobility and gentry in the higheft term* it* efficacy. The Cordial Balm of Gilead i* happily calculated for the weak, and fickly, and the Infirm. In all inward decay*, debility, lownef* of fpirita ...

... medicine ever heard for nervous complaints, &c. and that the Nobility and gentry in die higheft terras its efficacy. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is happily calculated for the weak, and fickly, and the Infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lownefs of fpints ...