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Northern Star (1837-1852), 7th April 1838, Edition 1 of 5, Page 2, Untitled Ad

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      Published by &eYwood , 60 , Oiaham-Etreet ,-Man ~ ehetfer , and sold by all Venders of the Northern Star * - . V TfikEE DISCUSSIONS !

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      ¦ - - ¦ -- - - - , a . ' -.-3 ^ .- » .- ^ - ' - '" --- - TDLAIR'S GOUT and RmUMATIG PILLS , Jj-continue to call , forth the grateful thanks and approbation of aQ classes of society . From many of -&e H ^ iest . 'branches ot toe nobilibf . to the poorest jeaaant , they ! have "happily been the means of giving -a degree of health and comfort , which in most cases iad . not been" enjoyed , for years ; they effectaalh / TeUeve -flffi most acute fit of Goutin a few "hours , and seldom fail to enable tite patieot to resume his usual avocation in two or three days , and if taken on the "first symptom * , the patient is frequently left in doubt as to the reality of-the attack . And there is another anost important effiect . belonging to this Medicineiiat it prevents the disease flying to the brain , stomach , or other vital par t . . An extract of a letter from Mr . Sissons , Bookseller , Worksop , Agent for the sale of tins Medicine

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      - ^ Ft ^ &r ffitfifrSSi ?^ GLASGOW COTTON SPINS ^^^^ g . rpHis ^ ^ pQ ^ jp ^ " c ^ "L 9 ^" i@ ' . ^^ and giv ^^ &J ^ g ^^^ ch ^ 0 &X& also an Appeaoix , containing many important Docnmente caanected with ike Case ^ and a Ml A ^ c ^ at ^ f tfafIne oBae ^ aBy ^^ S ^ torg ^ and pTre ^ eeedings of the Committee , &c . The Committee

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      GOOD NEWS TO THE AFFLICTED . dr . B , x ; ox "TjlMBRACES the present opportunity of announ-_ Ci cing himself as an expenenced practitioner in the Cure of that , troublesome DISEASE , so frequently contracted by incautious youth , of both sexes in the moments of imprudent excitement . Upwards of Twenty-three years he has practised in the town of Leeds , daring which time he has had every opportunity of witnessing the effects of this dreadful malady in all its stages . The most obstinate cases be has had under his treatment , which have invariably been found to give way to his skill ,

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      MINERAL TERRA METALLIC . For Filling Decayed Teeth , tcitJwui Heat , Pain , or Pressure ; and Incorrodible Mineral Teeth fixed without giving the least Pain , or shewing any fastening whatever . LEEDS AND BRADFORD . MIL . ESKELLy SUBGEON DENTIST , OF NO . -12 J , PABK-B 0 W , LEEDS , "DESPECTFULLY announces that he is on a Professional Virit to Bradford , and for the better Xv Accommodation of his Friends , has made Arrangements to attend those Place * , and may be consulted in all the Branches of DENTAL SURGERY as follows , until further Notice : — * Every Wednesday and Thursday , at Mrs . Brigg ' s , FFell-Street , Bradford ; and every Monday , Tuesday , Friday and Saturday , at his Residence , 12 J , Park-Row ^ Leeds .

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      Inconsequenceof numerous . appticaUons continually received fjym . Bradford and the Neighbourhood . one of the Proprietors : qfDr . Menry ' s French MeiwnejPUls , will attend every Wednesday and Thw * day , <* No . 4 , George Street , facing E ^ Br oti ' Chapel , Bradford . A TREATISE IS JUST PUBLISHED ON THE VENEREAL & SYPHILITIC DISEASES , ^ ^ AND GIVEN " t ^ ITH EACH BOX . OE DK . HENRY'S FRENCH MEKOINf PILLS , rj ONTAINTNGplafiiand practical directions for the : e ^ fiectuaix ^ of all degrees of aie i above com-V plamta—with ^ obsetvations ^ oriseminal weakness arisingfronieMly abuses , and ^^ the deplorable ' ^ conse- ' T ^ ° ^ re ^ t ^ g from theTse of meroory , the whole ^ tended fo ^ the instruction of general readers , so ttat aUpersons can obtain ' in iminediate cure wiffi ; . 8 ecrecy ' aiodsafety . Prepared anX sold by the-sole Proprietor , a ^ No . 74 , CoWurg Street Six Doors [^ bm BrunswlclL . Chapel , Leeds , In Boxes , 2 s . 9 d and 4 s . 6 d . each . Witii each Box is given" directions how to take these P . i& 8 ,, dbservations on points beneficial to the pafaenti ^ dngliiiits -jrorfn knowing by those " who are , or have been , sufferers from this dreadful and ' . ?^ ^ *« a 8 e which has destroyed m many ; thousandBia Vpw tmhappily so well known that a £ 25 ? 5 ^ * 5 ^ ^^^ "Tj ite malignant Mueftce ^ xtehdi flg ^ . inheritance from family to

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      ¥ ' . ja . i wB ™ nf . i . ; -v ^ ym ^ Gc MEN OF DEWSBUEY . V rjlHE Dewsbury Eadical Association ^ . o'Clock at Noon , to Petition Parliament for Universal Suflrara- pte byv Ballp ^ 3 * d& AnmwH ? a ? EarB ^ ts 1 to ftiTtherance of the same object and oil the same

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      A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHEES . IMPOETAN'T ^ INFOEMATION . ¦ :: . ' ; . - : ¦ ¦ ¦;¦¦ ¦ ATKINSON'S J W ^ : ^ ' . :, ^ iNEl ^ fp ^ Mpy THIS popular medicine has been prepared and t sold by the proprietors ' upH-ards ; of fifty years , during which time it has obtained so high a reputation , from private recommendations alonej as to be used by almost , eyery family in Lancashire and- th ^ neighbouring counties . -The best possible eulogium on the , medicine is the fact , that the sale is extended to more than 30 , 000 families annually . The Infant'e Preservative iyas : driginally ; intefaded as an antidote to those pernicious mediciries for ; children which have laudanum , for their chief and only Active ingredimt ) its success has fully answered the intent . It is a

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      TO ALL EEQIJIEING THE AID OF / MEDICINE . nPHE truly enlightened and liberal-minded Phy-A . sician is among the first to recommend sach a Medicine as ENQUY ^ S PILLS for the cure of human maladies . That great ; and exalted medical character , Abernethy , . hesitated not to declare , that all diseases were to be cured , or greatly alleviated , by an observance of diet alone ; and none more than himself pronounced , as ignorant and absurd , the conduct of most of his medical brotbrfen ; he treated wjth contenipt their ridiculous notions of health and disease ^ said they were most of them rogues and fools andthe world is well to

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      WHEEEAsTaF ^^ RS ^ BBcYn FV awarded and issu ^ bShl | gs ill FONaB ^ SfrEAD , of ARMLEYviS ^ pgsl S ^ Ieed ^ ^ ounty of York , W ^^ jPi { S % 3 actar ^ Dealer and Chapman , anahe hein ^^ clared Bankrupt , is hereby required to surrenderEmSelf to the the s ^^ t

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      able alterations and improyements in his pbrmitory which , when , ; finished , will ibe found , for Comfort and Accommodation , not inferior to any in the North of England . The Bush is well situated for men of Business and Commercial Travellers , who will find every attention paid to their Orders . J . D hM selected his Stoci : of Spirits from the very best Cellars ; and he flatters himself that when all . the arrangements of his concevn are corap letedi he may challenge comparison for Comfort , Charge , Punctuality , and general Satisfaction . . . N . B . Should « iny Person who may honour Mt \ Dake with bis support have any cause of complain t , it is requested that immediate intimation may be given to the principal , who will lose no time in giving perfect Katisfactidn , and taking steps to prevent any recurrence of the annbvance .

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      EETUEN OF THE P O RCHE 3 T iS " ' iABbURERig ^ i Now Publishing , Price FouKPENCE j THE VICTIMS OEWHIGaEM , J 8 EIN 6 A STATEMENT OF THE PERSECUTION EXPERIENCED ^ by the DORCHESTER LABOURERS- " ¦' ; ¦ . AN ACCOUNT OF VAN : DIEiMAN'S LAND , WITH THE HORROR SO F T RAN SPORT At I ON , FULLY pEVELOPEp , BY GEOEGE LOVELESS , ONE OF TIFE VICTIMS . '

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      Also Just Published , Price One Penny , THE CATECHISM OFTHE mW MORAL ¥ GRLI ) . ¦ ¦ : BY ROBERT OWEN . This day is published . Price < 3 ne Penny , rPHE LABOURER'S REWARD ; or , THE J- CpARSER-FOOD DIET-TABLE , as prdnSlgated by the POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS , s This Table is published on a broad sheet , and contains an "Appeal to the Labouring Men of England , ' ¦ that should be read in every Cottaie ajid Workshop in the Kingdom . ¦ - ¦

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      A CERTAIN DISEASE CUBED WITHIN ¦ , ; -. /;; v - > ¦' " ¦¦ ¦; , ' one week . ;;; -. " : ; v . . ::: ;; . . - ; ' TlyJRIt . WILKINSON , Surgeon ^ near : the Church ; I-tX opposite the Anchor Inny Hunslet , may be consulted in all Cases where Secrecy and experietaced Practice are requisite . The most violent Gonorrhoea , if recently contracted , cured within a Week ; or no Charge made forMediciries after the Expirjation of that , Period .-He hopes that the ?; successfu l easy , and ferpeditiou mode he has adopted , of eradicating every « yi nptom of a eertain Disease , withpiit atiy'material alterationJffiHet , or hindrance of business / and-yet pr (! 8 ervin ^ the ; can 9 trtutiph in" fafl ^ yiBoup arid ' ^ fr ^

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      WORKS PUBLISHED by JOHN LIMBIBD H 3 , STRAND . " ^ IF f ^^ 0 * 1 ^* Engravings , at 2 d . j or ^ Monthly Parts , 8 d ., and ready for delivery wS the Magazines , r . -. -.. ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦/;¦ ¦ - . . " *"" rpHEMIRROR of LiTERATURE , AMUSP X ; ¦ : ¦ MENT , arid INSTRUCTlb-Nt ^ > -: "The Mirror , ; a Publication containing inuct matter of improving amusement , selected witk considerable taste . "—Political Observations oh ifa Education of the People . ] By Lord Brougham Two Volumes axe completed in every year—one . at Midsummer y : the other at Christmas . - EacW V olume is complete in itself , and may be archaseA separately . ; - ; - - >; .. " - - ; - [ . ¦ ¦ ' ¦''¦; ' ¦ : . i :-: : -:: ' - - : ' . % [ : ¦ ¦ . ¦ : : \ >

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      ; - _; ... ' - ¦/^ ' .,. ; -: y : Jv BUj ^^ t f ^ i . . . ¦¦ . ¦ ¦ , / . ietter ^ Bss and Cp > per- « ite Priater STATIONER A ^ J Bd 6 ^ INDER ? JWb . 15 , Giles-sheet ^ top qf York-streei i Leeds JX and the Public , for the Favours conferred tS him during aperiod of Nine Tears , inwhSe S bee ^ engaged in the above Branches of Bus meS and . desires to state , that nS Exertion , oh : his iW shall be wanting to , secure aa : Increase of S Patronage .- \ " ; . ; . ¦ ' \ ' -:-: y' ^ -., / . , .. ¦"' -. ;¦; ; ^" u . N . B . —Mariufacturer bf guperior Black : ' lnk " alin Blue Writing Fluid . vSbld ^ L Bottles ^ g ° and Is . each .- ; : * - > eafSableTermS ^ ^ W ^*™*^

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      ^^ MM g ^ j ^ l MM ^ EEDS BOBOUGH SESSIONS ^ " lHGf IS ? EBEBY GIVEN , Thatth , nttt ffl ^ &BEAL QlTARTEE SeSSJONS of the pS ^ Jh ^ B orongh of Letds in the County of T 0 A will be holden before Robert BayNE 8 f JJ strong , EsauiRK , Recorder of thesaid BorouiJ * a **» Court-House , in Leeds , on MOnSaV the Ninth Day < , f April , 1838 , a ^ Nin WClo ^ the Forenoon , at which Time arid Place all S , r tt gn ^ We ^ ioliceOfficers , Pxosi ^ W ^ S Eerwae ^ und by Recognizance ^ and othSs ^ S BusinessaUhe said Sessions , areTequired % S 11 ^?^^* hereby also - given , That EntS all Intended Motions ^ ror ApplteatioW xelatiS ft MtrratenaniJTof a g HIe £ S £ child ^ or CWH ^ must be mMe ; wtttf theCIerfT of the Peace S ' Daypribrltq flieMldirigoithlsessiong . ^ ° , That AppUcations in Bastardy will be heardim med . ately ^ ^ opening of the Court . St S Appeak >* vm be heard immediatel y after the Sr eation rn ^ astard yv and that all ftbceediril ^ l he Highway Act , will be taken on the Firs ? Dav df the SessionB , ¦ : ; d ' 3 ¦ ' } ' - ' - .. JAMES RICHARDSON j ^ lerk of the Peacefor the said BbrougV Leeds j March $ , 1838 .

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      R ; BUCHANAN , Tailor , HUDDERSFIELD . ¦ BEGS leave to return Thacks to hi 8 Priend 8 and _ the Public for the ; Support he has hitherto received , and takes the liberty , of informing them that he his' Removed from his past residence , 23 , Threadneedle Street , to the premises in the Pack-Horsb YARD , formerly occupied as the Dispen-SARt , ' wh " ere he will- cany on his Business as usual ; and hopes by punctuality , and the execution of the Orders intrusted to him , in a Fashionable and "Workmanlike manner , to merit a . share of public patronage . ' ; ' - ; -: ; ' ¦ ¦"" . " ., > . , ¦ ' . .,. ' ¦ ¦¦ . ' ¦ ' ^^ ' : ' /\

      -NEWS-ROOM AND COFFEE-HOUSE . R . BUCHANAN , also begs to inform his Frienda that in the above mentioned : Premises , he has Established a NEWSROOM , which is furnished with the best ; Metropolitan and Provincial ; Daily and Weekly Newspapers , and Literary and" Scientific Periodicals . R . Buchanan also informs the Reading Public , that he has made arrangements for supplying them with all the London , " Leeds , and other Provincial

      Journals , which may be had upon the usual terms ; likewise he will furnish to order all the Literary Periodicals of the day , together with the Standard , Literary , Politicalj and Scientific Works . The Newsroom . will be fitted up in the mostcomfortable manner . Hours of attendance , from Nine o'Clock in the morning , to Ten o'Clock in the evening . Terms of admission 2 s . 6 d . per Quarter , to be paid in advance . —Non-Subscribers , One Penny each Visit .

      The Northern Star , and the other Leeds Papers , may be had every Saturday Morning , immediately on the . arrival-of the Post . A stock of useM Books and Pamphlets will be kept constantly on Hand . Tea , Coffee , and other Refreshments to be had every Day . Lemonade , Ginger Beer , and other Non-Intoxicating Beverages kept constantly on Sale .

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      ^ MS ^ te s ^ ifp M mb . * jp | # fa am * c si i BEGS tomrMiiest ^ i to d % . l and the ^ ublicMor Ae - € feady anV * xiniforlfe Support which he has hitherto received . MR . * MITCHELL'S Stock ov __

      « bd ' . alP thoV ^ fd ^ frWhich ^ Mrc ^^ - In * -tliV Cloth and Drapery line / are Selected from the best SwBe ^ andadjraj ^ t bjr ^ . Pi * sonJiaoii 1 h > greatest ; skill . By comparison . Mr . M . ' s Goods-will not be found inferior in Quality to those pfaiy other House in j the North of England ; and from his exten 8 ive _ Trail ^ a ^ libfcgreair ^ piK ^^ h ^ KS ^ air received from the Public , ; he ia . ^^ bled 46 Sell at Prices which bring his TaluaW # Stock witMiltb ^ reach of the Poorest and most Humble . ; . , , , - : Mr . TMitchell has lately received a large Stock of HATS , of ^ . ^ bei ^ iO ?^ ni ( Manufacture , which have been Selected with " greatCare and Attention ; and will be SoldTor the Value .

      Orders from the Country are attended to with Punctuality , and fdrwarded with Care and Dispatch . * Mind enquire for Joseph Mitchell , Cloth , Fustian , Blanket , and Hat Establishment , Friab-6 ATE , Pkebton ; ' ¦ :

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    • Northern Star (1837-1852), April 7, 1838, page 2, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1000/page/2/