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      Jort published , to be completed ia twenty -fnar weekly trambera , price Si , or in « ix monthly parts , price It ., Part 1 , of the

      AF AMILIAB TREATISE on the means of preferring health and toe domestic treatment f diseases , particularl y adapted to the use of tht industrious classes ; BY MATTHEW FLETCHER , . ' Member of the Eojal Collegw of Surgeon * , & , Bury , Lancashire . PnblUhed -b yA . Cohbett , London ; and "VTilliaa ^ i ^ Manchester ; and sold by J . Hobson , Northern Star Office , Leefc , and by all BookWe * aaa . News Agents .

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      RUNAWAY APPRENTICE . T EJT b « Master , January 1 st , a Ynon * Man , JJ lwentyyevsof age , ' had on when he ief-, a blue cloth eoat , brown cloth trowser * , and blue waistcoat , stands frre feet ax inches hi ^ h , rather fcght complexion , good looking , by trade a bjaiektwth ; apprenScetoS 4 w «| ? a , flargrea . Teii * f JL » »^ ' Croit , nf * r . HaB&x . A » y pema . *«*»*«» ' Jwm and lodging aim in any of pot Majesty * * gr * ots wi-. i be rewarded , by applying to Mr . Edward Ha * , crbatbs , «« « be * e . A * y patsest deteiojog him cfter thi « notice « fli fa ^ pMsecatcd . r - -

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      i TO ADVEETXIBBB , &c . THE YORK HERALD , PUBLISHED ETIRT SATURDAY , XKD THE YORK COUKAXT , PUBLISHED ETERY THURSDAY , HATE again been proved the Two LEADING YORK JOURNALS ; and , cocsM ^ nrU the BEST PAPERS TOR ADTKKllSh " MENTS . The last Government Return of - Nrw ^ pHp . r Stamps has officially announced the hich -hp-ioAt . of the YORK' HERALD and the COU KAN «' . The following are the numbers of the re * prc a --York Newspapers , for the Six Months t- ? . i : ; Erp ; enib * r 30 , 1333 : — YORK HERALD .. 89 . 000 YORK COURANT b-, 5 D 0 Yorkshire Gazette 43 0 0 York Chronicle S , uOO '" HeTu-e it will be seen that , in the last Sis Month * the YORK HERALD has primed 46 , 000 more " than the Gazette ) and 81 , O ° 0 more than the Chronicle . Also , that The YORK C'TKANT la * printed 19 , 500 more than the Gazelle , au .. 54 , 500 more than the Ckrtmicle . It wriil also be Sven , by reference to the four !* , Government Returns , that there have UtIi ! -. ?» :.. Two Hundred Thousand HERA LDS -a :. , . COURANTS pr inted and circnlated , ; u ihr u « Twenty-one Months , more than of a' ! r ^ ,. ; : ,- Papers of York put together . — Two Hundred Thousand !!! AGverdsers in ' Newspapers will not r * -a-i ; lv fi . rget this " proud pre-eminence ; " nxtd , af-rr Vut .-h a statement , they will not inquire which are tee two LEADING JOURNALS of the City . The HERALD is one of the Large > t , Cheapest , sxd the Best EoHo Papers in the Kin ^ m ; u ia >* o the great and only correct SPORTING PAPER of the North . The YORK COURANT contains 48 cicely-¦ pr . z-. ed Columns , price obIt Fourppnce Ha . l'pr-niiv , and , as a FAMILY QDA * RTO PAPER , ba ^ ' o Equal .

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      NATIONAL CONVENT k / N . AT A PRELIMINARY MEETING OY DELEGATES hcl-i at Bury , DR . FLETCHER , in the Chair . PRE 8 = TjrT MR . FEARGU 5 O'CONNOR , We-t-Ridra ? . REV . J . R . STEPHENS , Asbt&n-v ..-r-L \ ue . MR . MATTHEW FLETCHER , Bcry . ' MR . JAMES TAYLOR , Rochdile . MR . JOHN DEEGAN , Hyde . MR . J . R . RICHARDSON ' , Manch ^ ter . US . JAMES MILLS , Oldham . It tt ^ s Resolted , Thai the Delesate * pre'rat approve of the letter ¦ of the Oidham Political Union , recommending a preparatory meeting of the 1 ' ele ^ ates to the Cenveii - fioa . elected by the Northern Counties at * ome early period . That R . J . Richardson be instnictr'd bj thi > meeting to summon all the Delegates elected ro rezre * cnt the various Towns in the Counties of Lancashire , Yorkshire , Cheshire , Westmoreland , Cumberland , ^ Northumberland , and Durham , to attend at Manchester , to be Deli in the Political L ' ukc Poom-, Carpenter ^ ' Hall , on MONDAY , JANUARY 7 th , 1 S 3 S , at Twelve o ' clock , to take into consideration the present ? tate of trie j ; n-ni qresr . on of Universal Suffrage , and adnpt prelim :-: ary mfassres previous to the aj-seintliiig - or the general Convention in London . Tna ; these procet-din ^ be advernse *} in tie 'Stm hern Star , and the Northern Lib > -rat < tr . R . J . RICHARDSON , Sec . Pro Tem . Saiford , Dec . Sth , 1838 . Shortly will be published , The R . J . R . Stephkns ' s LECTT'RES on PEACE and WAR . delivered at tbe . VIai ; :-f :.-sfr-r P-v . itca . 1 Union Booms . Pric-e Twopence ; A « : ent * , E- ; bsj 2 , Le ^ ds : Hrvvrood , Mancbe > -er .

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      A PvEALELESSING TO MOTHERS . IMPORTANT INFORMATION . ATKINSONS IXPANT PRESERVATIVE , PREPARED only by Kobekt Barkbk , ( latt Atkinson and Barker . ) his nephew and successor , D"uc ? ist and Apothecary , No . 1 Market Place , jl ? nfheitKr , in moulded bottles , at Is , 1 ^ -J .,-2 s . 9 d . a ~ i -4 s . 6 d . each . The >; Infant ' s PreserratiTe" is a pleasant , innocent , and most efficacious carminative , adapted for tir prevention and core of those complaints to which nifants are sabjtct ; as affections of the bowels , di : ik-uit teething , convalsions , rickets , c \ . . & . c . as ¦ frii as an admirable assistant to nature d-ring tbe prorress jf the hu ^ ping-congh , the measles and the cow-pox , or vaccine inoculation . Erery person who wishes to have the ' medicine genuine will please to observe , each bottle has up b t ae stamp affixed over the cork tbe name of ' Robert Barker , JYo . 1 , Market-place , Manchettrr , ' e ^ sravtrd thereon , by favour of her majesty ' i com-Siiss : v 2 crs of Stamp duties . THE CELEBRATED ROSE LINIMENT , I " 3 " Sore Nipple ? , is recommenced to all mothers ¦ who wish to enjoy ; hat highest of all maternal gTatini-irions—the suckling of their own infants , as a Q ' - >

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      WOrfiBWEIiIi'S ROYAL MENAGERIE !!!

      J . G . WOMB WELL ~ P ESPECTFULLY intimates to the Inhabitants It of HUDDERSFIELD , that the stay of bi < Collpcrion is limited ; and Notice will be given of rhr la > --t Dsy of exhibitinit for the present Season ; and al * o takes this Opportunity of returning Thanks for the liberal Support he has been honoured with since his arrival . N . B . The Collection will vi = it Dewsbtjry and ^ asefield in the ensaing WeeV , and afterwards ail fhe principal Towns in tbe Ridings of Yorkshire . Rot ? . ] Mnn ^ er-ri p . Jan . 2 , 1839 .

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      A CERTAIN CURE . FOR COUGHS , COLDS , ASTHMAS , INFLUENZA ? , CONSUMPTION , HOARSENESS SHOUTNESS OF BREATH , &c , the nvrrnn < in ^ 'sures iu which PAULS A . MERI C \ N BA 1 . 5 A M has effected a perfect cure in tbr oh , iT r cntniila ^ n' * , have procured for it a very im-: ><> rta . v , T y \ : ir-r in the list of specific remedies . Dr . T . rnr-r . tntt- Lecturer at the Lnndon Univer .-itv , r » -mr ; rk « that ~ 't * effects are most wonderful . Snld i : 5 Rnttl ^ at Is . l £ d ., 2 * . 3 d ., 4 s . 6 d ., and 11 s . » -afh . Lik-wi « e FOR HEALTH , CLEAR SKIN , and LONG

      LIFE , PAULS DR . BAILLIE'S FAMILY APERIENT PILLS , for both Sexes , an effectual r emedy for inrHge ' stion , bile , giddiness of tbe head , , ' i ! ps e' -ut , &c ., acting mildly but effectuall y , with-> . t iiriping the inside , they destroy wrens , purifv fhe s _ v < - err \ , ani eradicate all external eruptions iiiijiles humours , Sic , and restore to the Skin a - ' -p . r . he . thhy , and blonming appearance . Sold in Box- at l-. " lAd ., 2-. 9 d ., 4 s 6 d ., and 11 s . each .

      WONDERFUL TESTIMONIALS . Mrs Smith , plumber , pninter , and glazfer '> wfc , Kii ; £ «' a ;! d r'lart , bnd been for roan * ) ear > troubled with a violent i-onah and w ? .-tujg away ni the frame , which had conrined hfr to ber bed !<> r ; i length of time . Severn' eminent medi al in ^ n u t-rr ef o , ininn That > h » could n > -v » -r re-ovi-r , a .- * c * nn > umprion had taken p ! -. icp . " ^ hH bail i » 'kh been um ' er i ' t Di- 'punsarv for tbe t-ure nf ciii ^ unipnon : md a > : hniH-, h \ it without producing tbe 1 -d > : al !> -vijiintj "t ibti < ea > = e ; the husband w ; i" iu ' ormtd thnc Paul > American Balsam bad pert ' nriiie'l very ex ranrrtin . in cares , was determined to try ir ; and wonrivrful tn relate , tvfore * br had thkni ihrt-r b < itflr- « , and u > f-ri 4 * a mild aperient , Paul ' s I ) r . Ba > Hi « - ' s Pi ! * , she wa < enabled to get up and far a mutrnu chop , auii nrfnre she hnd taWen fi-e bot'lt-s -he wai cunptt- civ rps'o' -rd to health and performer ) a ri ^ y ' s lrcmini :.

      R : chard viATNES , of L ppt-r Urouud btrret Bi atrkfna'i , ligbtrrroan , had berii tmubled with a inns- viiijt-nr cnugb for sereral winters which u < rd !• ¦¦> rn :: fi :-p him to bi '' bt-d fnr werk * . and he ha ^ ¦ Ls ^ iv rl thr proprietor that he attribute * it solely to trie rff' -cf-i of tbe Am * -rif"an Bnt-arn and his Dr . RHiilie ' s Pill .-, ibat he hws not bft-n confined to his H- * d thi < vnn't-r . Fur CHILRIATN ? . GOUT , RHEUMATISM , SPRAINS , BRUI-E-, &c , KING ' S RUSSIAN EMBROCATION , is without excep"i"t : the b-- - rniifdv in the atmvf comiil « inu , not in -i -ii . i ? le in « tant-e ha- < it t-vrr heeu known to fail . Snlrl in hnrr !^ x . t 1-. 9 d ., 2 s . 9 . 1 ., and 4 s . 6 d . each .

      The above raluable Menic : n-. » are prepared only H y C . KlSG , ( la . 'e P ^ ui ) , 232 , Blackfriar ' s R < vdd , L ' rnHnn , Hud > r . ld wholesale and rt-tail by the tollo * - 'Ti ^ A Jf ' nts- Hargrove ' s Lil > ran , 9 . Cone ^ -street , York ; Bart-lay and Sons , FarnntdKU-sireet , Nt-vrb-ry aIJ ^ Edwards St . Pau l ' s Su-t- . u , Bo * Cnarch Ynrd Prew , Heyward , and Co ., Tnnity-lane , Hannay , 6 : } , Sanger , 150 , Os- ^ -wt , \ V , 1-lou ^ nhv , 61 , Bis bnp « gat" ^ r .-.-t . H-. iNe an . l Co ., Leadenbill-s-reer , anrt by all WhoW . le aui Retail medicine vei d ^ rs in Town und Country . OBSERVE —CAUTION Unprincipled Meni-. inrYend-rs supp l y Spu r . -.,,.. \ l « m-in ^ , f . » r the ^ . drrculirk in Hit . Baillies Pill > , rh- » i e .. uine ; ,, > , C . Kiusf , ( 'atr l ' -a- ' j , on rhe Goverun . pnr ^ tu .

      np > T ,, Atf-n < fr > r L .-c'K-M . J . Hub-OS , Northrru Stnr OJi v , and Mr . K . C . Hay , Medical Hall , S ' unJ-Street .

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      AT a MEETING of such of the Inhabitants of the Town and Nei ghbourhood of Leeds , iu the County of York , as are made chargeable with or towards the . Rates or Assessments , or any of them , authorised to be Raised and Levied , in pursuance of an Act of Parliament made and passed in tbe Fifth Year of the Reign of his lat * Majesty King George tne Fourth , entitled "An Act for Li ghting , Cleansing , and Improving tbe Town and-Neighbourhood of Lkbj >« in the County of York , " and of other Acts thereim recited , duly convened and held at the Vestry of the Pariah Church ( St . Joan ' s , ) in Le ^ ds , on Thursday , the Third Day of January , J 839 , to Nominate and Appoint Nineteen Commissioners for executing the- said Act , and such parks of certain Acts therein rec , tt-d , a « are not thereby repealed , together with the Justices of the Peace lor tbe Borough of Leeds . MR . CHARLES TURKINGTON in the Chair . Resolved , —That the following Gentlemen be and they are hereby appointed Commiasiouera for lue ensuing Year :

      Mr . CHARLES TURKINGTON . — MATTHEW OUTHWAITE . — MAT 1 HEW KITCHEN . — RICHARD PYATT . — DANIEL ATKINSON . — EGBERT BEAN . — JOHN GARLAND . — JUSHUA BOWER . — ROBERT WE ARE . — WILLIAM COOPER , — CHARLES SCARBOROUGH . — ROBERT PERR 1 NG . — WILLIAM FARRER . — HORATIO WOOD . — PE 1 ER LAW ATKINSON . — JOHN MhTCALFE . — WILLIAM RA 1 STRICK . — GEuRGE LRABTREE . — \\ M . THOMAS HOLLAND . CHARLES TUttRINGTON , Chairman . That tbe Thank * of the Meeting be given tn the chairman t . ir the aMe manner in which he has presided at this llet-titig . Leeds , 3 rd January , 1839 .

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      CHAtt ^ NGE TQ GlJ ^ k BLIN&NfcS ^ MR . BAXTER , from Hull , ( pfeMe to obwrre tbe name ) * bo ha « performed » mch extraordinary Curen on persons ¦ " many of whom bare oten blind for fire , ten , fifteen , twenty ; thirty , vat fortyfive years , beg * to annouuee to the . PobJio . that he . has permanently taken dp his Residence" in Leeds , and will pledge himself to cure all extern ) Disease of the : £ ye ,-DintaeN ' - uf Sight , &i ^ without blisters , bleeding , seton , usues , or any reftraint of Diet . Cataracts I cannot oort , as I make no ow of an instrument to any Eye . In cases of ATOadronis , I , can tell if there be any hopes after the first Application I make to the Eye . "

      The following are only a few , amongst the almoat innumerable Caeca that 1 have made perfect . TneJ are inserted at the express de-jre of tbe parties : — Wm . Maib , Gardun-ntreet , Hull , blind fortyfire years of one fye , Iwtfrpm tbe Small'Pnx , wa > restored to Sight in « ix weeks re is to distmnpiNh any object . Th « ether Eye , the mo ^ t daiigrrous jiver man perceiv « ed was made perfect in th * t tiiae , *^ -i % VJDg bee ^ o oot-patient at the Dwpmwaty fir wfete ^ en ^ eeia . Thi . « wa » acknqwlwigwl jhv . ? . ?** - ^ « M * Pd «< - ' * i Faculty-, a « well as tue Innaflf ^ ats of Bm * & # wonderfu l < Vur ^; ever pfr-Jgrined , ' f&f * ' -could giC ^ bout the . pwa by btnwfif in a fostm ^ Bt after hftvidg been Jvd bTiuJ » o many yean .

      Mks . FlbHEB , Short-Htreet , Hull , blind for thirty yeans , made perfect , after all other medical aid had failed , and can now see to thread the small needle . Mr . Marshall , publican , Fox and Grapt > x , Pottery , Hull , blind oHme Ey « for tvn \ earn , and had given up all hopes of ever being restored to sight again , was penectly cured in * two months This gentleman had previousl y heen under three Oculists in . London , and many otner medical gentlemen . Mr . Palmer , Barrow , in Lincolnshire , blind , and had been for a long time , was y : \ ven U (> * . « incurable by a most eminent Physician , but can now see to read the smallest print .

      Mr . Elt , Waterhouse-luue , Hull , blind , and wa * reduced to such a weA state of he . tlth , b ) Mister * , &c ., that he could not rise frum hm chair nitti , > ui assistance ; the instrument hemg used to one eve eight times—the other four , bur , all to no nervic-e But after being under Mr . B . ' s treatment for s > . x weeks , wa * able to both read and write , and wait about in a gdbd state of health . Mr . NkwsdMe ' s Son , Snoemnker , High Church Side , Hull , blind from tde me-wies , Wrts perlecth cured in three weeks , after being uuder tlie lie t o advice for five months . Benjamin Harland . No . 2 , Sydurv-coun , Bourns-street , Hull , t . lind of . me E ^/ c he other u ! a dreadful state of inflammation , ueru-ctl \ curoi m one month after other advice had tailed .

      Elizabeth Robinson , Cnnsropher street , Sculcoates , Hull , four years of age , blind , piriecth cured in a « hort time . Mr . Muddv ' s ooii and daughter , in Oshournestreet , Hull . Both perfectly cared in one week ot a severe Inflammation in the eyes . The elde-t not thr « e years of a ^ . Sarah Twidkll , Albro- ^ rert , Wincomlee , Hull , blind , and had been declared incurable b _ f a very skilful Physician . Re * ored to Mgbt in n fortni ght ; this girl was placed under my " care b y twelve Gentlemen , the Guardian * , Churchwarden * , &c , of Sculcoatea .

      Daniel M'Carthy , Old Dock Side , Hull , Perfectly cured in one week of a severe inflammation in the Eyes , which proceeded from gett-ng a piece of not iron in one eye , when working at Mr . Oldham ' n , finith and mill * ri ^ ht , Sculcoaten . Mr * . Thompson , of Newland , near Hull , blind of one Eye three years , the other much afflicted , perfectl y cured in one month . William Parkinson , No . 44 , Vienna-street , York-street , Leed . vwhn had been nearl y b : ind for twenty-three years , alter having been under Mr . B . ' s treatment only a fortnight , was able t" read . This was not external compaitit , hut proceeded from a compression of tbe ucrvex by redundant humours , liu ' cb , ! , dd itfey hot Ixut " <) ra ; uw ) otf , would havs ) ended in total darkmss , that in , Gutte Serena .

      Mrs . Abhton ' s son , George the Fourth Inn , Meadow Lane , Leeds . Blind of one Eye , and afflicted of the other . The one Eve mace perfect in a fortni ght , and wicb the other can distinguish any object . Richard Redman , the son of Dennis Redman , a weaver , late of Leed » , but now at Sraumngle ? , near Laeds , was blind and has bei n under Me > lieal Advice for years without any hope of recovery , bui after being under Mr . R . ' s treatment for six weeks , one eye was made perfect , and with the other be can . < ee to read . Those cases will bear the strictest scrutiny and the Medicine ^ can be applied to the y •¦ unrest infants with perfect wate > y .

      Mr . B . is successor to his Fat , er , who stood unrivalled for forty years . 'I lie i a « e \» h mentioned was the first placed unaet tue present Mr . B . ' m care . Asoldit-rin Hull , who was blind in the year 1813 , was restored to Si ^ ht , and mude perfect in two months , after having been di < charSkeil Burnt from the Hospitals of London , York , Leeds , and Hull . This soldier will bear out , from nil that is now stated , his experience for twenty-rive \ ears . Mr . B . has now been fire tnnnibs in Leed « , and has restored the si ght ot forty persons , made fifr \ perfect , 2 » 0 others are now under his care , whose improvement is highly satisfactory .

      Mr . B . will be at the An ^ el Inn , Sheffield , on Monday and Tuesday , Jannaiy 7 th and 8 fh ; ami at the King ' s Head Inn , Barn-1 \ , on Thuisdax and Friday , January 10 th and 11 th . For the-in .-. \ three months Mr . B . will attend at arty place m . ri , six Patients may require his attention . Meantime he leaves an experienced person in charge of hi-Establishment at borne , by whom his CatieuU uill be attended as efficiently as b y himself . Observe No . 4 , Merrion-Street , on tne ri ght hand side of Wade Lane , as there are two bouses numbered 4 .

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      Copy of a Letter from Herbert Mayo , Esq ., F . R . S ., Semvr Surgeon to Middlesex Hospital , nml Professor of J ,, atomy and Pathology , King ' * College , London , fyc . fyc . To Thomas Holloway , Esq . SirWill

      , — you excuse this informal answer ? The Ointment which you have went me has heen ol Use in ALL the crws in which I have tried it ; send me , if you please , Home more in a few days ' time ; I have enough for the present . Yours truly , H . MAYO . 19 , George St ., Hanover Square , April 19 ,. 1837 .

      HOLL O WAY'S UNIVERSAL FAMILY OINTMENT will be found far more efficai-lous jn the following Diseases , than any other Remed y extant : —riz . Ulcers , Venereal Ulcers , Bad Legs , Nervous Pains , Gout , Rheumatism , contracted and stiff Joints , Pains of the Chest and Bones , difficult Respiration , Swellings , and Tumours , &c . Irs effects have been astonishing in the most severe Cases of Stony and Ulcerated Cancer , Scrofula or King ' s Evil , in all Skin Diseases , as Ringworm , Scald Heads , &c , and in ¦ B urns , soft Corns , Bunions , &c \ 540 Medical Certificates , most of wnich » re from the first Medical Authorities , such as her Majesty ' s Sergeant Sur-^ eon ; Sir B . C . Brodie , Bart . * ; and such like eminent Names must for ever set at rest all doubt ** t «» the superior efficacy of tbi * Remedy .

      Sold b y the Proprietor , 18 , Broad Street Build'tigs , City , L-wdnh , at ) d by all respectahle wholesale md retai . Medicine Venders throughout the Kingtorn , in Pots , at Is . l £ d ., 2 s . 9 d ., and 4- » . 6 d ., each . I he largest size contain * six of the smallest , and 'be second size half the quantity of the largest .

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      PUBLIC DINNER . p HE Radicals of Bradford and its Neiphbour-1 hood , having determined to give a PUBLIC DINNER tu Uinr 'Irue unit Trustworthy Friend . nd Drcfjar .-, PETER RC 6 SEY , Esq ., Member ¦ f ttie National Convention . NOIICK IS HER 1 . BY GIVEN , Thar Huch DINNER will tike plnee in tbe Odd Krllows' Hau ,, cw Monday , / he 14 th of January , 18 . st ) , at S ' Tcu o ' cioi t ii itn- Evening . li ^ ke-. s 2 < . eHch . t > l-e ti . «« i ot Mr . Ibbhtson , i > ooksell > -r , Mdrket- , l . ct , ami of Mr . Wilkinson , hook .-e . ier , VSe . t ^ . ife , and will continue for sale unril Monday , llh 7 i | j , . i ; , y , if January , 1839 . Tn ^ followitig Gentii-men have been invited to artend : — Fear ^ us O'Connor , Esq ., John Fielden , E-q ., M . P ., Mr . J . P . Cobhrtt , Mr . William Kider , Mr . Pitketlilv , and Mr . W . Hill .

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      TO GROCERS . A DESIRABLE AND WELL ESTABLISHED BUSINESS may be entered on Immediately . The Situ uion is one r , t' ( h- ^ mo « t Eligible in the Town of . HULL f ie House is Kenlete wuli every kind oi C him-u i : c , containing teevi-n Kootns , beside * the : mk » p . Reut Terj- iow , and let on Le ; ise . The Business has hcen Ertablished , and Increasing , for Twelve Year *; and is now oniy given up iu eons-quince ot tue . present Occupier leaving the 1 own , Tut- s nvK * ud fixtures will not exceed £ 200 . .- ¦ - « Every nal- r .. ry Information may be bad ol Thomas SMiia , upon the Premises , Osbornt Stre-t , Huxl .

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      MR . SAMUEL LA' MERT , SURGEON ( Licenciate of the Apothecaries' Hall , London , and Honorary Member of the London Hos pital Medical Society , &c . ) having devoted his studies lot many years exclusively to the various diseases of the Generative Organs , and to the successful

      TREATMENT OF THE VENEREAL DISEASE , IN all its forms , embracinggonorrhcea , gleets , seminal weakness , and strictures , eruptions and nocturnal pains , so frequently mistaken tor scurvy diidiheutjnatism , also to the fri ghtful consequences re .- > ulting from that destructive practice , " tiflt Abuse , " may be personally eonsuht-ri Irom Nine in m the morning till Ten at night . : md on Sundays , irom Nine till Two , at his rwsidence ,

      No . 27 , ALBION STREET , LEEDS , And country patients requiring bis assistance by making only one personal visit , will receive suc ' h advice and medicines that will enable them to obtain a permanent and effectual cure , when allotber means have failed . I When an early application is made for the cure ¦ if a certain disense , frequently contracted in a ninment of inebriety , the eradication is generall \ com pleted in a few day »; and in the more advanced md inveterate stages of venereal infection , characferised hy a variery of painful and distressing s \ mp-Min-, a perseverance in their p lan , ( without restraint in diet or exercise , ) will insure to tbe patient & permaiient . and radical cure .

      A complete knowledge nf the symptoms and treatment of these insidious and dangerous di .-eases , can only be acquired by those , who in addition to experience have gone through a regular course of medical instruction , and it cannot be too strongly impressed on the minds of those who have uufortunateU contracted any of these disorders , that hundreds fail victims to the immoderate use of mercury and irritating balsams , administered by illiterate .. ii-n , who owin ^ ro a total ignorance of the general princi p les of medicine , ruin the constitution , and jMiise ulcerated sore throat , diseased nose , and secondary symptom * of a most violent character , until a melancholy death puts a period to their dreadful sufferings .

      LAMERT'S RESTORATIVE PILLS , Price 2 s . 9 d . and 11 s . per box , Are well known as a certain and effectual remedy for every stage and symptom of the Venereal Disease , wi'hout confinement , loss of time , or hindrance from business ; they have effected many surprising cures , not only in recent gonorrhoea and simple canes , but when salivation and all other means have failed . In those frightful cases of sexual and nervous debilitv , brought on hy a solitary indulgence in

      forbidden practices , " and whictj weakens and destroys all the phy sical and mental powers , occasioning melancholy , deficiency , and the necessity of renouncing the felicities of marriage , aggravated by all the horrors of remorse ; Mr . La' Mert , can with confidence offer as a regularl y educated member of the medical profession a safe and speedy restoration to sound and vigorous health ; and from the peculiar nature of his practice , embracing , every variety of difficult circumstances , the must timid may feel encouragenient in the opportunity thus afforded them .

      MR . LA' MERT may be personally consulted from Nine in the Morning till Ten at Ni ght , ntid will give advice to persons taking the above , or any other of his preparations , w . thout a lee . Atr endance on Sundays from Nine till Two , where his Medicine can only be obtained , as no Bookseller , Druggist , or auy other Medicine Vender is supplied with them . Country letters , post-paid , containing a remittance "or Medicine , will be immediately answered . 27 , Alhion-Street , Leeds . ggr" ENTRANCE IN THB OATEWAT .

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      On the \' Mh ot January , 1839 , will be published , ( Tobrt continued on the 15 ih Day uf each sneceedin ^ Month , ) THE BRITISH TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE AND JOURNAL , pONTAlNING TweUe Pa ^ e . * , similar in Size \ J and Appearance to the Plnny Magazine , Price Three-halfpence . This Publication will he issued under the Authority and Supenntrndr-ncr i > r tne Rritish Association for the Promotion uf Temperance ; and will bf-. uul up ' in a inauuer commensurate with the growing linpiti tniu-t- or the Cause . The Committee hope it will br iiiunrl worth y the Desi gnation of a . National Temperance Periodical .

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      THE S 0 UTH LA ^ OisHIRE POLif IGAL UNION ALMANAC , T 1 TH 1 CH will contain , beside ? the best and most " ft accurat * A ' m&nac Information , a large Fund of Political Kuowledgv , under the tailoring heads—• List of all the Political Unions in South LancasWre , the Names of Secretaneir , and Places of Meeting . . ; Number of Rarlical Demonstrationa in South Lancaiinire , with a fair Estimate' of the Nulnbert attending them . >

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      SZT&AO&DXKAS-8 ' CUBES QT BLINDNESS , ¦ JV / f KSl BLAND . MiddletonField , Bradford , i « JTX .. nearly in darkness , from Amaaroais , and Had been so ibr some years—can now see to read ' small print . . - ;¦ ¦ Mrs . Wood , Bradford , was nearly in darknea « for ten years—can see to thread * e wnallest needle , John Frith , George-street , Bradfo ' rd , Blacking-Hawker , was nearly in darkness for twelve year *

      - ^ can now see to go about the town ' alone , without any inconvenience . ' .- "'¦' . ' . Thojmk Malons , of NqL 146 Mill Bank , Bradford , was" in total darkneB * for nearly thre » years . After having been discharged from the 31 st Regiment , in consequence of blindness , he was admitted into several Hospitals , but was turned on ^' as incurable . He then went under the care of on © of the , most eminent Oculists in London ; , but ww declared by nim to be incurable .

      Mks Woodcock , 6 f Peterborough , was bllni for . two years . Went under the care of several eminent men ' , but got no relief . Can now see to read the smallest print . v ¦ r Mrs , Mbgson ,, Caunpn-itreet , Old Fpahdm wW ^ lIAd crf Amanrosis , but can now see to thread thesmABat wedle . - \ - ; -v ; ¦' : - - . : - .- ; ; ... ; , Mb . WodDAiw . ^ of Brigg , was also ia complete ^ rkoe «» -fre « 'AriaTm ) 9 §» i ~ Ji 8 eaa ndwjne to tewi fhe maM « rt jfrinVX- - ^ - .. _ ^—! _„ . _ .,.. Mr . Gbicb , of Langtoft , near Malton , was totally Wind * f one eye , and the other much affected . Completely restored .

      -Mas . Haujcins , wife of J . Hawkins , Paper Hanger , Trippett-street , Hull , was blind for fifteea yeare ' , no mucn so that she could not see me when I examined her eyes ; was attended by the first Medical Men in Hull , and was desired by two eminent Physicians never to allow any one to do anything at her eyes again , as no earthly power could be of service to her . Mr . Peck , No . 3 , Paragon-street , Hull , wa * blind for ten years of tbe West Indian Opthalmia , was attended by several of the first Medical Menia tbe'Kingdom .

      Charles Theaker , son of Wm . Tbeaker , in the employ of . Mr . Metcalf , Gainsborough , wai nearly blind for four years ; was under the care of eminent Medical Men nearly two years ; afterwards attended the Dispensary in Gainsborough , for eighteen months , but got no better . Dr . Peacock " got him into the Infirmary , Hull ; he was there three months , but received no benefit . When he came to me he was in complete darkness with one eye , and-the other in a dreadful state of

      inflammation . Charles Binnington , Levitt ' s Entry , Whitefriargate , Hull , had been gradually going blind for twejve years , was attended by Four of the first Medical Men in Hull—can now see to read the smallest print . Miss Jackson , of Sherbourn , near Malton , was-blind , and had been attended by two of the first Medical Men in that part of the country , and declared by them to be incurable . Mrs . Weatherall , Burlington , blind for sever *! years ; was under the care of an eminent Physician at Leeds , and many others . Mary Green , the wife of a Shoemaker , in the 30 th Reg ., blind for six years ; was uuder the care » t several Medical Men and attended at the Hull Infirmary Three Months , but got no relief .

      Mary Welburn , of Burlington , a young girl , eight years of age , blind six years . James Leutdd , Commerce-lane , Pottery , wac iu complete darkness , and had been so for a long time , was attended by different Medical Men ; was a < s « an out-patient of the Hull Infirmary for som * months . Matilda Price , Beverley , a little girl , four years of age , blind ; was attended by eminent Aledical Men at Beverley , but got no better ; was sent to Hull for better advice , which I am happy to say she got .

      John Pullan , an inmate of the Whitefriai gate Workhouse , Hull , was in complete darkness with one eye , and . the other much , affected ; was attended by a Medical Man , but got no relief . Mrs . Hustwick , Lingard ' s Court , Old Dock , Hull , late of Gainsbrough , was in complete dark * ness . , John Davidson , Hunt ' s Plage , Pottery ; was in complete darkness when he came to me , front getting a piece of iron in one eye ; was attended by a Medical Man , who declared , both before and after the man came under my care , that bis sight was completely destroyed and lost for ever ; got his sight m . one week . Serjeant Palmer , 30 th Regiment , blind , and Thomas Gillett , 30 tb Regiment , blind ; both lying at Sunderland .

      In order to prevent a great deal of trouble to myself , and unnecessary " expense of postage to those at a distance , who wish to come under my care I beg to inform them what cases I can cure . There is no external disease that the Eye it incident to , but what I can cure , such em pearls and scums . In cases of inflammation , I pledge myself never to fail . Cataracts I cannot cure , but can prevent them if I have the patient in time . Of Amaurosis I can cure seven cases out of ten ; and all if they would come to me when they first perceive the dimness in the eye coming on .

      I particularly request every one intending to come under my care if they have friends either iu Hull or Bradford , to write and get them to call on every case to know whether the above statement be true or false , as there are so many impostors going about i-etting forth that they have performed ' extraordinary cures , when on enquiry such cures have not been performed . ^ The remedy is of the simplest kind , ' it requires no restriction as to diet or regimen ; bleeding or blistering is not necessary ; and it may be administered with perfect safety to the tenderest infant .

      Mr . CHILD will be in Halifax on January the 4 th , and remain there Friday , Saturday , and Mon'iay , at the Boar ' s Head , Soutbgate ; Bradford on . Tuesday the 8 th , for one day , at the White Swan ; trom there Mr . C . will proceed to Manchester . Where he may be consulted , will be inserted in this paper next week , and in the Manchester papers . Mr . F . Child remains in Hull , where he may be consulted as usual .

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  • Citation
    • Northern Star (1837-1852), Jan. 5, 1839, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ns/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1039/page/1/