... prec plained of this, and of sever ed that the article was not p noon of the day of publica been taken ill, his indisposit complaint. I now return to Senex. | and obscure; very probabl shrewd guess, which I shall latter epithet does not attack the former ...

... agreeable and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders ever discovered. This Celebrated Cordial is peculiarly efficacious all inward wast in gs, loss appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trembling or shaking of the hands limbs, obstinate coughs, ...

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... ,) entitled A GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, Advice loth £rav.«, in variety of Complaints: by S. Soi.omox, M. D. Containing a Treatise on Female Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Complaints also Genera) Remarks those Diseases with which the human body is most ...

... the restrictions on the mpcriatum grda te defended. I,i U«ng justice to one class society, I have not been unmindful high inwards another. The work classes have been the greatest sutTereis; their digresses art entitled primary consideration and relief ...

... that Inestun- jb.f Mftiicjiit, tin LORUIA. BALM GILEAD, wlncli U uui»cr»»iljl »ckno«ledyed b« ptculurly edic*- cioui iu all inward w«»tiu£», low appetite, naltijettioo, apirits, trim tiling ,li.kii.g of the h»nd> j* ...

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... few months afterwards, odh similar disorder. Now, had the body of the first been examined after death, and the nature his complaint discovered, it must obvious every one, that the medical attendants would have been able have formed correct idea of the nature ...

... to the occasion. Hundreds were witness of the manly of this negro. Observing a bystander listening atten- tively to the complaints fone of his he translated what had becn said into English. With a steady pace, and a re: solute and resigned countenance ...

... Saxony set out with the Queen, she being a Princess the House of Saxony. This news produced tire lively indignation. Violent complaints wete uttered against those Royalist members of the Council State who had run away and abandoned the King lo the merry his ...

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... slapping him, and well nigh killing him for it. Cross-examined by Mr. AGLIONBY, counsel for the prisoner.*The prisoner's complaints were, that Croft had kicked at his door on the Thursday night, and challenged him to fight, threatening to thrash him, and ...