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Dated A 501110; 18dit MAT RI NiONY: . • • • T is much to he regretted, but Indisputably cer 1, ,tails, that many perSonS: both•SeXes are deterred from entering into the married state by infirmities, which delicacy tOrbids•theM to disclose ; and there are not a few ;who, being already married, are rendered miserable for want of those ten- • der pledges of mutual love s without Which,happine ss in 'th4 state is at least very precarious. - has been ascertained t*. yond a doubt, that' these circumstances are occasioned by a general or partial relaxation or weakness in either sex, and it ts•equally certain that the genuine AROM4 Tlt.7 LOZ kW.; GES of STEEL are the best, if not the 'only remedy .ever discovered for this species of deoility. When t;'l:en into the stomach, they immediately diffuse themselves like, a rcapout through everY, peoducing ilfeas at OriCe delightful, lUtary,-and permanent:. 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Whe.n,,by luxurious banquets, copious li bations; Paphion excesses; and Midnight revels, this sons and daughters of disiipation have brough on theinsel*es debility o relaxation, imbesklity, and a long trait - lot tiervOus Gum plain ts + manifested by impaired memory; anxiety agitation ; tremois, languor, paleness, emaciation, indigestion ; apathy in men ; hysterics, spasms, loss of appetite, irregularity, "eakness, anortion; pains in the back, cnest; &c. in women—ttiese Lo zenges will restore health and 'rigour to the deoilitaten frame, and ehearfulness and animation to the tnind. Les Pastilles Manialtes de: Montpelier, or Aiornatic LoE zenges el Stw.l, are ptepared by Dr. SENATE, No. z 9, CharliAtestreer,'Ulcomsbury ; and are sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr: . It. Barron, Druggist; No. isa, Str9ncl ; and retail by all' respectable Medicine ti tralers in ti:.. United Kingdom,, price 7s the b 024 duty included, with tilt.. 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