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London, England, 1801-12-25 00:00:00

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Exclieq.: Bills patif s. prem.
Fundable ditto prem.
3d Exchequer tills jar
New S. S.• Stock
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ConsCils for Open. 681 -

TO Tltl AFFLICTED.

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THAT Consumptions, so universally considered
•
as incurable,. however hereditary, inveterate; or of }wig
standing, 'may now be with certainty removed, and that the
constitutioninay be restored, though emaciated to so great a
degree that existence is considered as nearly at an end—is
highly, fully, and beyond a doubt exemefied in a recent
lett.;:r from John. Carter Mulliner, Esq. of Shotley, hear
Ipswich, dated agth August, iSet.

• SIR,
-Gratitude impels nie not only to thatik you, but also to
request you to make my case puLalie for the benefit of others.
family have always been consumptive, having lost two
sisters and a brother;. and I should certainly have fallen a
vidirn, if. }our 13ahn of Gilead had not saved me. I have.
been under almost all the Ficulty of eminence near me; par-
ticularly Dr-. Hawes, of •Cavendish, so eminently fantods:
'for consumptive cases. You have my hearty ooncurrence to
make my case known. Finding relief from a small bottle,
when nothing else aitorded me the smallest ben4t, I perse-
vered till a 51. case cowletely cured we. I assure you; I
will recommend the balm of Gilead to all I know labouring
under similar complaints.
• I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN CARTER MULLINER.
To Dr;•Solomon, --Liverpool.
N.B. Persons desiious of further information, may be sa-
tisfied in. every particultr by Kr. Woolfrey ".l+liddlediu h,
Chyinist, Ipswich.
Information has also been received from Mr. R. Phillip-
son, llookseller, Chichester, that many wonderful cures
have been .perforined by -the CORDIAL. BALM OF
GILE AD, in that neighbourhood, in consequence of Which
the dertOlid for It is most-astonishingly great.
Extract of a I.etter from John Jackson, Esq. of Castle Car-
berry, Cdunty Kildare,' Ireland, dated -rst August, dot.
TO DR:: SOLOMON.
Dear Sir, I. inform you with. great -pleasure, that. Mrs.
!Jackson (my wife) was two years and a half completely bed-
ridden, 'and not able, from her great weaknesss, to ear, drink,
,yr digest any thing, till she -was advised. by a friend to tfy
our truly celebrated Cordial Balm of Gilead, .nine bottles ot,
which has had so extraordinary and happy an elfeet,, that she
is-now,,, though at the age of Sixty-three years, able to walk
out,
.and exercit,e herself; being most perfeiftly- recovered, to
the surprize and astonishment of all her neighbours, in 'con-
sideration of which; and in justice to your Medicine, you
have my permission to-publish the- same, should you think
:proper.
I am, dearest Sir, your much obliged
JOHN JACKSON.
Extract fromthe,Glasgovt,,Courier. .
Mr. Alexander Hunter, Merchant, in Glasgow, was for a'
long time in a bad state of health, so` much io.that: he was
under the necessity of giving up business,. and retiring to the
country ; , and even the country air had no cited in
.restoring
him to health. At length he was advised to make triat, of
the Cordial Balm of Cilt..td, a few' bottles of -winch restored
him to health. He has sutne time since resumed business,
and enjoys good health.
Each of the above Gentlemen will :satisfy thOse who in.
tend to begin-a course of the Cordial -Balm of Gilead, on per-
sonal application.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead is most earnestly recommend-
ed to those-who, in advanced age, feel the consequences of
youthful excess, or unfortunate youth who hare thereby
brought on themselves.a numerous train of evils. it is at
once the most elegant and efficacious.Mediclite ever y6t dis-
..
.covered for nervous diseases:
Persons in the country requiring the Dodoes opinion rela-
tive to inveterate cams:, are to inclose his usual
.ice of One
Guinea, in a letter, with the statepf their rase.--Stich let-
ters should, for safety, be thus directed—" Money-letter,
Dr. Solomon, Solomon's-place, Liverpool; paid double pos
tage."
*„,. Answers may be ordered to be addressed Or' X. Z. of
A. 13: at the Post-Office till called for.
A saving Oil- 6s.
N.B. 'The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, Trice
half- a-gninea . each.--There are also ca.sesat 51. containing
equal to twelve bottles, at ics.6d. by which the patient saves
11. 6s. which may Ile had of J. Mathews,. Strand.
A book of ciiredions, with a variety of remarkable cases, is
sealed, up with each bottle.

TO HE LOU) BY..gUCTtuN,
By Mr. CHRISTIE.
On the FIRST of M 0302,
. .

-TINE FIRST PART, (and very shbrtiv after the
SECOND PART), of the VA LUAILt and -EX.
TENSIVI: LIERAItY, of the
• GREF FIER lAGEL, of the HAGUE;
Comprelicts,!ing atchoice Collecition of looks, in Theology
'and Ecclesiasticalliistory ; Classical, Philological, and moat
branches of Polite Literature ; Physics, NPili.-
Tll klistory, Sciences, and the,Fine Arts ; -Gfetkand.Routata
Antiquities ; Anri-,!nt and Modern History, and furispru-
dence i" Geography, Voyages, and 'I ravels.
The said (..'olleti ion h:oi been accumulating for upwards .of
a CENTURY, by the same FAMILY, which,-during that
period have hell the
.FIRST DEPARTMENTS of
STATE in the eNITED PROVINCES of the NE.:
THE RLAN DS ; and as an Ilistorical,, Topographical,_.and
StatistiAral Library, may justly 7.-..,k aMong the most distin-
guished,

'The' Books,• in general, arc in fine Condition, and many of
them printed on large paper. .
May be. viewed six days previous to the Sale, and Catar
logues of the first . Part may tx had after the -First of Fe;.-
bruary next, •ot Mr. Christie,- in Pall Mall.

HOSIERY.
000KE. continues to have on Sitle.at his 'Mano.
fadory and Nottinghant.Warehouse, No. 434, Strand,
an extensive and valuable Assortment of HOSIERY ofeviery
description; which, for elegance, neatness, taste, and quality
has never been equalled, and, he flatterS himself, can never
be surpassed. The many advantages he possesses over every
other person in tthis line of business, and tit.: peculiar degwoc
of perfection to svhich, by indefatigable attention, and uoli-
-zoned expense, he has brought his Manufaclory, while they
atthrd him an opportu4ity of altering to the Public a variety
of Goods,,sunertor in every reaped to those' ofaray other per—
son, and render all competition fruitless; also enable 141141.30
accommodate the Public, either in the wholesale, retail, or
-export trade, upon terms more moderate than can possibly,
he.afforded by any other }louse in the Metropolis.

Wl-EN Professional Men of • Education anti,
Responsikiiity deviate 4om the gencr.il System by
the selection of a peculiar branch, the sanction of con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eigln years hhVe I devoted my practice tO titq exclusive
treatment of Three Dis,rdersi and the successall result or
my plan gives me additional ardor t(, ;Tose, a 4 far-as I WI"
able, the. ravages of those Complaints which are the most
important in the Catalogue of Human Infirmities. -

Atter initiation into 'every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at an early period of Practice to rescue in-
dividuals irom • the ignorance of uneducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy. of general Practitioners.
The Thiee Disorders, to the Cure of which I have .de
voted my attention, comprise every stiecies of -VElsl E,
REAL IN I' ECTION,. whether of a recent or 'long
ration: idly, All kinds of debility, whether arising from
the habits of school-boys; or the indulgences Of mature
age: -Itnd, lastly, that- derangement of the syston
men which is called BARRENNESS, or ST LRIL rr V.,
NuMe,rous Diseases arc the result of i.gliorztncei• or haste
in the treatment of a simple Gonorthota; and it not • un-
frequently happens thitt, the 'AvedS of Life arc poiartied by.
the indiscretion pf au unguarded' hour.—By a superior ril-
thDd such Coinplaints are easily cured; and, even where
ethers have failed, I trust'that, I 'may presume to otret A
radicakie-establishment..

Few', however, 'are• the: cases of rnawlic:tted• distress
this disorder, c,inpared with the .cithamitdus situations of
Men, who; from an indttigence in 4.'sMitary • vke, or the
prev\alent gaieties- of a fashionable.. life, aCiluire that star*
of Debility, which is the LixrAvuiciable eonsecluein:r. of tivt's
pernicious -habits. .
• Where the unlialTy't,tifFerer'faficxicts 'over his mi.sery, bni
carefully cone egis nis misfintitne4 i t may be some )-5,!,.;-
lation for Into to knaw., that althOtiglf- it be :111.„OLICCtof
doubt or uncertainty with other Practiticners, the rer6val
of these Deficiencies- by the. gradual rogre,s' of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of Ely, ji)ivrienc..... If the filer
of bacuhus or Ven::;• hav' began'to. :dank,
much amtiety Nvi.t tie ore Vented by 741 earl.::'• Ciiiiitter;“:-
tion of this languid- Stine , and in thetic Cases, 'llt, great
difficulty will occur. . .

• But where this Defi.;ieney has for years existed,: a iirciper.
perse/efance is indispensably •-eci.t'fite. torovi've the slum-
bering Sparks of Lite, anti to re-animate-theConstituti6n.
MARRIED WOl4liitd, wifo have lout- been disappointed.
in their ekpeclations of a relay be assured, that in
most instances, such deteCtz; are curable by Medical skill.
The secrecy which is- •so essential -to my. iinciertaki!g,
and the qualifications which 1 havepresuntc_i to state, form
the basis of my pretensions, and 'hi coinc:dence with such
t hYs ultiMation 'is given. that, 'B. /Illy. •bit•
p!ersonally, or by Letters (inclosing a small Note), at :his
halise No. i 9.; Arundel street; Sr and, war, "l'entplellar.
fri' There 'is an additional Entrance in- Water-street;
adjoining, and the Name is st'i both the doors.
M. B-, Member.orthe Royaf Collegeof Surgeons.

To T., TANI.V,Ii.r Surgeon, No. q, New Bridoe-stweti

.
er a,' • Edinburgh, 'May 2, goo,.
TN. the Spring of i794._ I was atiliEted with a
;Venereal Complaint, which I treated with inchtl;rr-
encJ for•tive months; bat was then. obliged to apply ,to -a
regulay Physician, who put a• temporary stop to ene viru-
lence of the Disease (by mercurial appliLations',ltbr
time ;- but growing; in spite •of all medicicc- -
of the first -Gentlemen 'jar the. Faculty here, . • ~
worse for two.years,. I ;tray reduced to a stets
paralleled and beyond •description, being en
land ulcerated frtirn beau ro•foot.—My head, throat, mouth,:
nose, legs, arms, &c. have been afteri:nely in danger £4
beCOM111); useless ; in- short, 1 have had from twenty to
. thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally (it-
: priyed of sight.-1 t would be -voluminotis- 'to particula-
rize all my case—sulfice it to say, there never 'vas, or ever
will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a more. compli-.•
catch intuit. I was long looked upon by. -my friends, anrt
imagined, myself; beyond -all hopes of recovery ; atetf,
'deed, in my then condition, death Was preferable to my
'more, than miserable state. In this dreadful 'situation dirt
I. drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Protidence
threw in any way .a Newspaper containing the case -of a"
nr. B. of Plymouth—my .iriends read it, I could
sent and procured some of your LEAKE's PATENT
PILLS, wiiich; by using 440171 time'to time, inn now, and,
have long. been,. (after more than four years indescribable
distress), m as good a state of health as ever I enit.----yetl; as
: proof of this, I had a lin; thriving, healthy child, born to
me a few Months ago. en gratitude to Gaut, and is hopes.
of rendering •my tellow-creature service, I- rurest you . to.
pt)
wuisbiliistoh
bt te
his; isittitedtiy
of
ti
the
eay t igitii.tinoy if
tiiiies,reofer rp e
furtherr.pNavri:
culars*, to me or my 1-iends, by letter-or person.
As few cases- far badness • will ever equki mine, and none
exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure
, mankind, that in yoUr LEAKE's PILLS theylvll tind a
sure, speedy, cafe, and radical cure, t,r.that nr,-_-:3.1-
ful stage of the Venereal Disease, whack. is .ezille.<l
tOES. '

Insurmountable family reasons prevent making my
name and .address. public; but crediiimbieir lersons really
wanting intbrmation may also be' referred to me and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Itarrtsit,Gardens,, Edinburgh.
Prepared and Sold by t Sole*P,Ciimimetur,
T. TAYLOR; Member Of the.'Rby.al College Or Surgeons
in London, at his house; No. 9, New Bridge-street,
Where he will 'give Advice •without a fee, to persons tk»
ing these Pills, and willanswer patients letters, if postpaid, on the same terms, obsecaing in. all cases the moss
inviolable, secrecy, no person's name or ;case having been•
mentioned, but at their own particular reque,l, by the Pro—
prietor, during the course of more than thirty'-sic years,.
that he has had time concluding of an extensive sale of the
above Medicine, .and the priktiee arising tberetrom.

They, are also. sold -by his ii!,,pointnient, for the conve.-
nience of those living at do;6.nce, by Mr. Baxter,.
South-bride, Edinburgh; Mr.. Macdonald, Prirtter, G las-
r)lV, -to whom also Mr. T. refers ter his address;. at the
Perfumer's, No, Ss, St. Alban's-street, Pall-inall; Mr.
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Dis--
borough's, No. 7, Fisn-sfreet-hiil, nearly opposite the Mo-
nument; Mr. Steel's, Books4ler, No. :t, Union-Tow, Lithe
Tower-hill; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by one person in
every considerable town in Great-Britain and lrelarici. in
Boxes of only zs. gd. each, scaled up, with full and plain
direttions, whereby persons ef either Sex arty. curs them.
selves with ease and secrecy.

N. 13. Every Box sol,t in Great Britain is sealed up
with a Stunp, rm which, by favo:.:.: of the Commis-
sioner, is. Flnted, at the Srernp-tj I.:cc--" T. Taylor,
No gr New Brid4e-street," to imitate WtliCil is felony, and.
all others-are counterfeit.

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