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... of blood, free thel 6xcretui'y T.duds ; foften the 1kin; eradicate fcurf, pultules, ulcers5 euaours , pilei, itflas, &c. (complaints ftmiliariied to Mr, HAYMAl , author of a Treatile oh the Nature and AlftAtiry of Scotbutic Dileafes, by twenty-eight ...
... en-abled mcr to 2 Work St Iy tad ailid, which is that of a hiterntaker. If- 'ta li amol deloablaT 'Late, atended wich fo n111(1i inward Yrake-l 1111 pi~,Sl~ vvl--'i fo~iteiteti by natllre, a beair- ~g do~u, eel ltovry n-rvo-so i~veral ?? roly tigltihourE talm ...
... T.EA, it has enabled mse to, cit oftltyraessl which is that Of a Shoemiaker, Iit I'lteloa te'at'e, attended, with fo much inward 'P-e ltaid , ai d wven folicited 'by nature,, a' btar-a ritie nk~ IterVOUS. Several of my' nsighsbours, 'le headou ts 'ej ...
... fince-the peace was concluded f as to juftify a rupture. T he interference of France in i the German indemntities is a fubje& of complaint. Did e Minilters not know, Sir, that there was an interfer- f encc naturally to be ?? ? By not being parties e to the treaty ...
... Hloufe, an Account of the Number and theTofnnageI of Ships, and of the Number. of Men employed in them, X that have entered inwards and cleared outwards from the toth of Oaober t80,o to the ioth October iSoi, and from, the toth O6lober i8oi to the ioth Otober ...
... Teeth. - ' PpulNCEvs CHERRY LOTION; its' peculiarexcehlence con- fiits in 'weetenirtg the breath, which may arife from inward complaints, Scorbutic Gums, er Decayed Teeth. Price 2s. 6d. ptr Lbottle, or a large one containing lix finall at Io thillingi, and ...
... ing 'ITeeth that are ever fl loofe. Mr. P. flatters himfelf through his ftudy he is enabled to give the belt sdvice in all complaints incident to the Teeth or Gams, to all perinds of life. PRINCE's CI4ERRY PASTE, which has been proved by the firit fantilitia ...
... even of forty years- ftandiog, attet every other means had failc'd, and it has a'abulutcly cured more patients of the above complaints than all the muedieinel ever befotei aiade public. The rfluid is fo fingularly penetrating and fpcedy in its opErations ...
... Prepara. tirrs, in the handsof fikilful Phylicians, arc ccrtaitily great and good Meilieines, and for Nervous Diftaics and inward sealrndlles are the grand fource that modern Profeflors of Phy- lie felvft from t but there are nnany delicate perfons who ...
... for him to. be affured not only t of capability of treatmnnt, hot alfo of rho moftinviolablkfccrecy. Ian reent venereal complaints It is pdoihie tO ptevea peii tiangiror diftrefi; in the srolt complicated cafesit is trecac- qssirement ovf eacluive eaparjence ...
... 'the Gums, gs.f6d.r PRNE' HRRY LOTION, its petuliar excellence con-.. fit si frers t he breath, .wltich~inayl arife, from inward coisplane~a S ticste Guirnsor Diecayed 'reetle. Pricke as. 6d. ~pcr o~eor a argeone, containing lix. fniall at ao ihillinga ...
... 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 ...