The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11 00:00:00

DR. BUCHA N'S

Yrrittable Skin Ointment

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This is the only Ointment yet discovered that CUTE'S
with eo•ie the t inveterate sores, no matter of bow
Its effects are indeed wonderful, giving
it .1 notant ieliaf to the aufferer. Thy many
who hate used it declare it to be TUE VENT
I.IVISII NT IN THE nonfat. The proprietors are daily
numerous teatinsonmls from persons of the
11.41., $t respectability and standing, testifOng to the
moolity with which ettres are performed (ruin its one.
XI, have suffered for years,—had tried iiillieiOUl
Telat•ii..a,- and despaired of ever finding relief,
who.i after using this celebrated Ointment for a few
ate 4; s have been at once restored to their lung-lost
health. It is a lito,t INV. LIT.'. BLE ItEM E:ur
for all kinds of sores, skin eruptions ; and no faintly
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I erson thould he without a certain quantity.
, The ulvantsge Isis...sited by this Ointment over all
' oti...rs is. that it will not e:ose up the surface of a wound
: le-ving it full of matter ; hut it wall first bring all to
the surface, and finally heal without brushing out again.
The -Pills should aid the Ointment in the following
ca. es. namely :
Piles Bunions Swelled Glands
Veils Chilblains Lumbago
' Bruises Frost Bites Rheumatism
' Eseoriations Scalds Scalds
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Blotches on the euts Whitlow
! Facie Bites Sore Nipples
ricers Stings Sore Throata
Biegiworms Scrofula Sore Heads
Sore Beads, Eyes, King's Evil Rash
, and Lips Bad Legs Tumours
ltahineioi that Bressts Ohl and deer
1 Clai.pr4l Honda Concentrated coated Clews
' Chaf.,l and ribs. soil StitfJoints V. imp&
i tered Feet Fistulas WOllll3
I Corns Gout Itch. &C
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Price, b. 111. per Pot ; or, by Post, I. Bd.
DR. BUCHAN'S

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Canctutratcb Vegetable e 3 sscnct.
The Sciences of Chemistry and Meilie;ois have been
tirseil to their utmost to priiiince thi; invalualile remedy.
lona os.rll. i•roors are, lion!, that it. swim...es in el•
nee all other preparations, g g unprecc dented!,
upon the esteem of all.
When the nervous system becomes relaxed, from
rau.,s No slight that the mind can scarcely give
credence to the truth, (which. however, forces to
view by langour, ll.shke. distUibeil sleep, &c.,)
the Strengthening Esseinxt acts at once in a manner
v.sible to the most careless observer. and when the
constitution insy be said to be on the eve of decay
when the Sen,es become blunted, and nature seems to
cal for the debt all mankind must cancel, the Strength-
ening Eownce delays the Nivea. lit ; and the fresh
vigour imparted gives • NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
lii short, it would be superfluous to mention its ad.
vantsges as a took ntjiuulsu,t. al endive, revising,
aeiise, and strengthening agent. It allays diseased
irritd.lity, calms the bode and mind ; and in low
spvits. by I.lwhondriasis, priAuces • soft and it. high dill
state of I. succeeded by 3 dlslsOsltlell to slumber,
• I tianiiiiiizing the nerves, and acts as • palliative in
ciirtiliiC and other spas lie complaints. I'
In also a N EVER-FA I LIM,: REMEDY
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f,r all female complaints, mental and physical debility
loss of appetite, inward wasting% trentlillug or Nit:thing
a the hands, relaxation front long residence in hot
climate,. all muscular and nervous maladies, gout,
rheum:distal, and many other diseases or;ginating in
Co, he:trt, lungs, and nerves, ke. It is • diuretic and
laxative, and acts most nowt-Ilan, on the internal
atticuuus membrane of the bowels, windpipe. Sic.,
tieing by all acknowledged as the "sole natural
streiLd.liener" of the human frame.
Pri ;red, in bottles, at ii.. ; or, four times that
quantay for 114.—Jaar PHI44/44,
" DUCH AN'S DO3IESTIC MEDICINES,"
With Life of the Doctor, and Likenes. from Medallion
at W. staiiiister Abbey, containing his valuable Advice
to it. hers ; most important to Principals of Public
Charitable Institutions, Private Set ll ill arks, and Patients
in general. To which is rebled, a LA of Diseases.
Symptoms, and ltesiwilies for S.:ll.'freatioent. Issuesi
gratuitously on application, or veld, post (tee, on receipt
: of our lee-Lige Stamp, from I'd'ellAN alai Co's Ware-
, house, 22, Newnisti-street. I txfor.i•sireet, London, W.
Prepared and :add hy .‘ N. and Co., (sole Pro-
prietet and Patentees), at Oa ir Warehouse, 22, sew-
man— •reet, Oxford-street, London, W., where all
Letters, Orders, and Post-Office Orders are to be sent.
Medicines aml Pamphlets forwarded by Pont, Hail, or
Steamer, to all parts, on receipt of letters eneloains
'mitt to cover necessary expenses.

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N.B.—Post•ollice Ord, rs ,be made payable to Wil
Hato lieeimit and Co., M me,•Orler Oilier, 34, Chezles.
street, 311,1,11eftes Hospital, Loudon.
Sold by all Chemists, Diuggists, and Patent Medicine
Vendors in the World.
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LONDON AGENTS : Barclay & bons, Farrinidos
Street, E.C. ; W. Sutton & Co., 10, Bow Churchyard ,
W. Edwarda, 67, St. Paul's Churchyard; J. Sanger,
150, Oxford Street ; Hannay and ISetrithsen. 63,
Oxford Street; Butler k Criape, 4, Cheapside ; Darby
& Gowlen, 140, Leadenhall Street; K. Hondo's, 78
Gracechurch Street., E.C. ; Bartlett Hooper, 43, King
Street, London Bridge; k`rout & Horsant, 229,
Strand; and all wholesale and retail Patent Medicine
Houses in Toan and Country.
Diaralc-r AGENTS :—Longman & Co., Chepple-street,
Sio:rhorne ; K. E. Farrant, chemist, High-street, South.
minden ; Mr. E. S. Knight, chemist, Bridport. Mr.
John Barnett, Bookseller, Shaftesbury Mr. J. Frond,
Chemist, and Menus. K. and J. Davis, Chemists, Dor-
chester ; and Mr. J. W. t.ilyde, Pharmacealand
Chemist, Mlandleed.