The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-14 00:00:00

MARRIAGE AND SOCIAL HAPPINESS.
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HOWMany Men to ail appearance in the prim
1 1. of life,. who have not yet arrive a at the
.age of 25 yeals
are rendered miserable to themselves and useless to,the grei
cliahi of society, which they have either, brought -On Wile,
selves, or by the force of bad example,
_are liven
.up to
Sedret Vice ; the consequence is, that their 'mind as well as
body isdebilitated; to those.the Nervous Cordial is recollv
mended, and for which Dr. ,Brocium obtained His Majesty's
Royal Letters leate:rf ; it will proted them from the Infiv
m.ities of old age and wretched dissolution. Amidst the al.0",
nizing.refleaiop of conscious guilt, how many are thew. 0;
.-both Sexesohat aredeterred from entering into a niarneo
state, by infirmities which delicacy forbids them to disclose
and those are not a few; Who being already married,. are reo-,
dered Miserable for want ofthose tender pleasures of mutual
love, without which happiness this state is at teast very plc"
cartons.- The vice above alluded to, causes in women we'
gukrities, pains inthe back and chest, hysterics, spasins;
kiss of appetite, .Ac: In'inen, it causes, imbecility, langtiof,
relaxation, nervous complaints, debility; anxiety, and alont;
train of melancholy disorders ; whether from taking tnercurY
to excess, orowing to an abominable vice,. or.. other causes ;
it removes all disorders in the kidneys and bladder, pains iO
the back and head, horrid thoughts, _rightful dreams,- dim-
ness palpitation Of-the heart, dorsal coPstimption,
trembling of the hands from hard drinking, and diseases aris-
ing from excess of any kindcand wi 11,i nVig9rati; and strengthco
the-constitution' of weak,':Mckly, and aged persons. TIW
Nervous-Corciial.stands unrivalled, as it has Iwyen.analyzed
the first Professors. and- Medical Men Europe can produce,
andmay be relied on in giving immediate relief and certailt
ease 'inmost stages -of Nervous Complaints. This exaltA
Medicine has been pro:Atte-live of general good, and many re-
stored to the blessings-,of health from the gates of death, bY-
this inestimable 'preparation, is the highest elogium whrcb
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cauld ,possibly be paid .to..Dr..Brodurn, -and is, indeed, lilt
.boast and reward,,
Letters, stating,Patients' Cases, with the Dodoes usual
fee of a guinea, will he stridiy attended to.
I3ROOUM's GUIDE TO OLI) AGE, or Advice to
both 'Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent cure for those
secret Infirmities of Nature which delicacy often thrbiclS
to disclose even to their relatives; with a Treatise 9n hey
Male Diseases, Nervons, Hypochondriac, and Consumpti4
Complaints. To which is adckd, Advice to Bath and Hot'
well Bathers, &c. 'lt is particularly recommended to Sea'
faring Men.
A 22Sr Bottle contains equal to five small ones.
- It will be neeesSary the'Dodor should see such patients o 5
are afilidedwith deafness or loss of sight, or sendt heir eases,
by letter or parcel, to the DoCtor (post-or carriage-paid), wit!,
his usual fee.
To those Ladies and Gentignien bordering on the Stale?,
Matrimony, the :Detclor,woulti particularly-- reeolnivwed-
Botanical Syrup (prior to their appearance bi,. e tie altar of
HYmen), who =ln the smallest degree apprein:nstve •of tlt '
System not being entirely sound, or sui,jeet to relaxations 0,
the Solids. .

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The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordiat to be had at t 1
Doelor!s. House-, No. 9,- AlbiOn7street (seven Doors frail the
Leverian Museum), Bl4ckfriars-bridge, in Bottles of il.
us. 6d. and ss. 6d. (duty included); and of E. NewberYt
corner of St. Paul's Church-yard; Jeboult and Co. (late
con), No. 150, Oxford-street; Binding's- Medicine .Ware'
house; No. 76, Oxtbrd-street ; Cockell, No. z 29, Strand;
Pock; Hull ; Remnant, Hambro' ; 'Baxter, ,Ediuburgit
Brown, Tolzey, BriSteil ; Read,,Vine-street, Bristol ; M‘Vo-
nald, Glasgow ; Chalmers, Aberdeen; Tutt, and.. Bon) toot
Royal Exchange; ';'ollins, Salisbury; Spilsbury:and Co.
Mary-street, Dublin ; likewise, W. Magee,. Belfast' and M
Davis, Cork, Ireland; and in the country:- of alLPrinterst
Booksellers, and Venders of Medicines in the dirge K ingdows •