Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-30 00:00:00

CO.N.VIDENTIAL AND EFFECTUAL AID.

A Cure purranteed in all cases of nervous debility and disease:
of the system, arising either from imprudence in youth,
th excessive inlgesie, infection., other effects of climate.
DAVIS'S Mebrated MEDICINES may be obtained
as usual at , LlvEurool.

ESTAISLLSIIED 18-30.

The Author of the "Mirror of Health" and other medical
works has had cxteasive practice for many years' he havine
devoted his attention safely to the cure of xervous debility and
diseases arising from imprudence or excess, als that numerous
class of disorders caused by residence in hot climates, sedentary
habits, &c., has discovered inedieines by which he can guarantec
a certain cure (in an incredibly short time) of the worst easet,
that have baffled the moat skilful practitioners.

The following advantages arc dcriv:Al front his new dis-
coveries, viz., a safe and more speedy cure, no danger from
exposure, and parties using them need not be under a—iy fear
of detection from their nearest friends, and without auy material
restraint in diet, or other inconvenience.

He is the sole proprietor of theFe invaluable remedies, which,
combined with his extensive practice and acknowledged skill iu
their treatment, prove him to be the•oniy party p who:11411c
atllietNi can apply with safety for a certain. cure. Ills dis•
coieries in medicine- are found to s urpase ali ether knows
remedies.

Having been mare.than twenty years it practice, he deems it
his duty to caution' the afflicted against placing themselves
uhder the care _of yko...ng lues-.lli.xleneed practitione:•s,
Serioua consequences often arising from the folly of so doing.
Parties in the couhtry, by forwardlng Li, addressed &vital,
D ES, will receive meflicine which will effect a 'aura µz met t
cases without further charge. Minute detail of cases is
necessary. The utmost •secret ;,- may be relied -on. , One
petsonal applilation is arlvisal)le in all eases, if convenient.

The "Mirror of lITAltb." may he had of Ir. Ho well, Book-
. seller, Churelt.stiv',..;:, Liverpo,.l; and also 'at the author's
L residence, Prioe Is. Sent to :ay part cf the kir-G(l°in
for Is. 6d. in Page stamps. • •
Observe-114, 'DUKE STIIEET, LrvEra.oor.,.7.-liere hA mal.,
I be seen as 'A 'Alai, from. Eight in the morning until ten at night,
and on Slinvtays from Ten till Two. Seere.(v strictly observed.
Private. witrance in lienry-street, leading from Ithke,,tycet.

KEATINGS. LOZENGES,

WHAT A COLD ? . THE PLAGUE OF THE
ENCL/871 CLIMATE. At season -who, howevercareful, escapes Its destroying influence 7We may clothe
we'll, lire welt, and 'guard -well to revel. the- ineNitable atta,Tk
it comes at last with the ever-changing atmospete of ,this.
Country; then sheald'he provided the remedy which has out-
lived half a century of other pretending antidotes. A box of
KEATING'S COUGH I..OZENGES has been known to cure
when other means had failed.
Prepared and' Sold in Roxes, Is. 1141,, and Tins, 21?.. 9c1.,
4s. 6d.,.and; 10s. 6d. each, by Tuomm3 ii:EATING; &e.,
7:), St. Paul's Churchyard, London. Wtoit by. all Drugglsts
and Patent Medicine Vendors in the World. •
N.1;.---To prevent spurious imitations, .riease to observe
that the words "KEATING'S COUGH LOZEN'oEvi
engraven on the Govern:neat stamp of Act, are
. $44, Without
which none are genuine,