Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-09 00:00:00

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
DR, REY'S Nitrate of Silver and Quinine Elixir, for the speedy self-
cure of Nervous Debility, &c., a never failicg remedy.
RELIEF TO A SUFFERING WORLD,
And more especially to those suffering from
NTERVOUS DEBILITY, WEAKNESS DECAY
. of the SYSTEM, SHARING of the HANDS,
IMPEDIMENTS to MARRIAGE, and all that train of fearful symp-
toms, which are the effects of youthrul error.on the one hand, and
bad treatment on the other, who are earnest)* requested to give this
Elixir a trial ; the curative effects of which have been fully attested in
thousands of cases, and is admitted by the most competent medical
authorities of the day to be the only one, and rational treatment of
those diseasrs.

Dr. Rey has used it in private practice with nnparalleled success;
the worst cases have been cured by it, and there who had despaired
of relief have by this money been speedily restored to health,
strength, and vigour. The chattered frame, the despairing look, the
pale wanlike features have been transformed, as it were, into health
and happiness; and thousands, after years of lingering miserable
suffering, have had their debilitated frames reinstated; and become
new men. Upwards of 5,000 tesilmonials can he produced from those
who have been miraculously cured, after every nostrum and every
medicine had been tried in vain. This is no quack doctrine of pre-
tending to possess a sovereign, but undeniable facts ; for the highest
medical men are agreed upon this point—namely, the curative
properties of NITRATE OF SILVER AND QUININE in those dis-
eases. It invigorates the system, recovers lost strengtb, bedtb, and
power, braces the ne, yes. strengthens the system, and thus at once
strikes at the root of the disease.

In Dr. Rey's Essay on Debfilty he particularly recommends It ; and
it is confidently asserted none need do-pair of relief, as in ninety•nine
casts out of ev ry hundred, complete cures may be relied on, without
change of diet, inconvenience, or hindrance from business.—Sent.
free from observation, to any address till called for," will full
directions as to habits, tire., in cages of Li 13s, and ,e 5 (the large
case being sufficient to eradiate the most inveterate disease) by Dr.
Samuel Hey, 21, Edge-terrace, High-row, Kensington, London. Lost-
office orders payable at the General Post-office.

An Estry On -.6 NITRATE OF lIVER AND QUININE " forwarded on
receipt of Eight Stamps with an addres-ed envelope. •

DENTAL ESABLISHMENT,
119, DUKE, S MEET, LIVERPOOL.
IHE TEETH

THE METALS USED BY DENTISTS,

. . .
At this moment call for particular notice at the hands of the profession, who only
have the opportunity of witnessing the direful results arising from wearing metals
njurious to the mouth, and, indeed,ta the constitution generally. The practice In
itself cannot be ton strongly repudiated.
Unprincipled parties, in their desire to undercharge OLD-ESTABLISHED
PRACTITIONERS.ccaring not by what means the desired end is achieved), their
advertisements, in point of fact, being almost a fac-simile oft ~se which have some
claim to be relied uptp-,kut still at times quoting a charge 3..inewbst lower than
the former-.the result will be anticipated. Finding it even impossible to keep pace
with, flinch more undercharge, they resort to the abovc-mentioned practice of using
inferior metals in the construction of plates, whence_ arise " all the ills whiCh flesh
is heir to."

Messrs. G AIIRTEL rep' that their pule will be a sufficient,guara:ntee for all work
issued from their Lindon and Liverpool establishmeias. In future, therefore, every
article so issued will bear their stamp legibly marked with name and address, as a
guarantee to the.pub4ic.
Messrs. GAiiRIEL begdistinctly to say that the same line of principle that has
hitherto marked their practice will be continued, namely,THE LOWEST CHARGE
at all times, and the REST.MATERIAL; ONLY. •
Messrs. GABRIEL here the honour to announce