The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1815-09-08 00:00:00

"P .. SPILS131:111.-111 1808, being seized
rith a fever at school, my right knee became ex.
tremely Imiufwl, and. from the violence of the
I lieeiriue delirious. A medical man cf eminence brought
it to discharge, and: from my knee to the stole my kg was
bcadfully Oa-rated. See, rill tither professional genii:nos
wen advised with, hit they pronounced me inenrahk. wy
left arm then b.:catite ulcerated, and fur two years I was in
a state of gri at suffering, aith hardly strength or app. tit*
to Wallow a little tine'. From great weakness I was lifted
in and out of bed iu a siva t. At this lintel was advised to
try your rATENT ANTISCOKBUTIC by
flaccid, who had seen sacral cares pet:funned among ne-
quaintance : he cent me a bottle, requesting they might he
taken to the last drop Witbuot any hope of relief :
in ;meek my spirita and appetite grew better, and in
months thr ptio left me, and several pieeos of hoists +c, me
an:ay. .1 had note gained so much strength, I was able to
use crutches. I then went to the sea, and coot!tiiir.l to
recover rapidly. Dad I then coal timed the A1e.1,6“... lam
certain I ,lanuid have g1111(11 ; 11111, finding; n+y.ll so
well, 1 discontinued the Drops. The following sill.vitr I
salved with violent eruptions all over ine, toiv
face and 111111114. My other knee became then “11.,(1.• :opt
aio 111(NA formed in the mode, and six months tu.,r, it
reilitectl cite (11 great debility, with every symptom or dertine.
At this time my mother applied to you, and by avin taking
the Drops, and attriolinK to your advice, I wa, uncr more
relieved front pain, and fur three years I base hunt gaining
health and strength. I nm, &c.

16, Giuve-place, Camtlen-luwu,
July 8. 1815

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To T. TAYLOR, E. No. 9, New Bridge-mi1...1, Loud....

DEAR IR ,
111 FEEL it a duty incumbent upon tll ..o . •!.:11
K. you of the very great and extraordinary cure 1 have
received from your lily:duals:le Medicine, I.I:AK E.?: Patent

About two years ago I was attacked with a V.•;tercal di.,
order, which I treated rather slightly for same t:aii.; but
the disease at length spreading all over my body, I was eh.,
lizert to apply to the most eminent of the. Faculty, but their
assistance afforded only temporary relief. I went
various courses of salivation, and from being rathia of n
corpulent habit, was reduced to u mere skeleton. 'IV
ulcers that spread all over my haul's rendered MC a rimy!,
object, so that my friends despaired of my recovery. W
brought to this situation, I considered death as inevitably;
but a relation of mine commenting upon the many cases is
s hickyour Pills succeeded, I was induced to try a box of
them. which I thought rather relieved me, and l.y persever.
ing for two or three months, and following your ditettious, I
experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from pale,
the sores gradually. subsiding. lam now, thank Goa, per
fectly recovered, and walk out daily. I doubt not, hut ore
more lox, which I think cautious to take, will establish 011
health iu its original state.
It is with the most I...rtfelt gratitude that I subscribe
myself, Sir, your much obliged humble servant.
WIL.LIAM PIERSON.