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ADVERTISEMENTS. 175
Mr. Jack purposes still further to enlarge his Establishment, owing to the number
of patients applying, sent by Medical Gentlemen in Glasgow, and elsewhere.
Baths administered according to the suggestion of the Professional adviser of the
Patient, or at personal option.
Cold and Tepid Shower Baths. Tepid and Cold Douche Baths — an effectual cure
for local pains — and, in conjunction with the Vapour Bath, the most active, effectual,
and agreeable of all baths.
The Vapour Bath, as a Therapeutic agent, is too important to he trusted in any other hands
than Medical, and, from personal observations, we can testify that Mr. Jack's Establishment is
by far the most complete in Glasgow ; and as it is carefully superintended by himself, it de-
serves, and possesses to a great extent, the patronage of the Profession, and the confidence of
the Public— Glasgow Sentinel, March, 1853.
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GENERAL RAILWAY AND SHIPPING AGENTS,
Ami in connection with Mil, WORDIE; Agent to the Caledonian Rail-
way Company
62 & 66 BRUNSWICK GOURT, BRUNSWICK STREET, GLASGOW,
Collect and Deliver Goods, either on their own account, or on behalf of the respective
Companies in
Banbury, Gloucester, Northampton,
Bath, Huddersfield, Oxford,
Birmingham, Kidderminster, Plymouth,
Bristol, Leamington, Southampton,
Bradford, Leeds, Sheffield,
Brighton, Leicester, Shrewsbury,
Coventry, Liverpool, Stockport,
Derby, London, Tipton,
Dover, Macclesfield, Wakefield,
Dublin, Manchester, Wolverhampton,
Dudley, Nottingham, Worcester,
Exeter,
and the other principal points on the Main Lines of Railway. Goods should be
ordered to the care of PICKFORD & CO., and they will meet with every atten-
tion and despatch.
PICKFORD & CO. are Carriers on their own account, to and from the chief
points on the Great Western, South- Western, South-Eastern, South Devon, Eastern
Counties, and Brighton Railways.
PICKFORD & CO. beg to inform their Friends and the Public, that they
transact Custom-house business in Liverpool, London, Southampton, and Dublin ;
and ship to, and receive Goods from, all parts of the world, clearing them at the
Custom-house, effecting Insurances, &c, at moderate charges, and also act as Master
Porters at Liverpool.
London E&eceivin^ Houses.
Castle Wood Street, Cheapside.
Railway Station, Camden Town.
395 Oxford Street.
Vine Street, Regent Street.
Wharfs, 1 and 2 City Road Basin.
1 Hunter Street, Old Kent Road.
Union FIall, Union Street, Borough.
9 South Wharf, Road, Paddington.
Red Lion Yard, Prince's Street, Westminster.
Haydon Square, Minories.
Castle Wood Street,
May, 1853.