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SOLOMON'S GUI D,E TO HEALTH.'
• This Day was published, . .
A New Edition. of that, interesting Work, in One VOltithe;
Octavo, Price only 35. with an elegant-Tortrait of '.the
Author, entitled •
A GUIDE to HEALTH ; or, .Advice to both
ri 'Sexes • in a va•riety of Complaints, which fully
plains, iu a concise, plain, andeasy:mannere•the
plc Methods.of Treatment, and eilicacious Remedies for the
'following Diseases:
Abortion,: or Miscarriage,. .
Astinnas, (loss '• . Indispositions attendant on
'Appetite .ot„ Pregnancy, ,• -
Barrenness, Juvenile Indiscretions,
Bilious Complaints., Lowness •of Spirits,"
C hi ld-bearinzc„ . Menstrual •Evactianons,
C hlorosis, of-Green Sickness, Nervous diseases,
Consumptionss Onanism, or Secret Venery,
• Female Diseases, P regnancy,-
Fits, • • , • Phrhists, or Cough,
Flatulence, or Wind, R ieumatism
Fluor.Arpus, or Whites, Rupture's,
Gleets, Seminal Weaknesses,-
Gonorrhoea, Scurvy,
Hypochondriac, or Melan- Turn us' Life,
(AuAy Complaints, C. &C;
To which is added, an Essay on the -.Venereal Disease,
Gleets, and Seminal -Weakness'. -
. By S. SOLOMON, M.D.
• ,
;This Pamphlet points out (Brett meth9ds of Cure, from a
BlenhOrhagi, br Gonorrhoea, to a continned,Siphills. To
whieh is added, an Essay on Secret Venery, and a• Discourse
on Impotency in the Male, and Sterility and Barrenness inci-
dent to Fein;ies, Sic.% An Appendix on, the'subjed of a so-
litary and destruCtive Vice.; and an Address •to. Parents,
Guardiails, Tutors, and those who have the care and educa-
tion of Youth. Likewise, Advice to ..Bathers, partioularly
the afflicted with Nervous Complaints.. • •, -
The whole illustrated and iriterspe,rsed with a variety of •
authentic facts, Stever before published. -•
N.B. Fo:.the very excellent Charader'of this Work; see
the different Reviews. . • • - • • • •
'V Upwards of One' Hundred 'Thousand Copies have
aelualfe. been sold of " Solomon's Guide to Health."
• REMARKS BY TILE AUTHOR. •
In this usl;ful Publication will also-be found a Treatie on
Female- Diseases,. Nervous, Hypochondriac, and Consump-
tive Complaints, .and in which is explained 'the Symptoms,
Mode of Treatment, and Remeditsiwthe-different stages of
the Venereal Diseas..s ; Cautions to young Persons of the
„danger of improper conneetions, or improper treatment, &s.
with the difterenee between tha7venereal symptoms and.those
frequently mistaken ;for them ; also • Advice to Bathers at
Bath; Buxton, SouthaniPton, &C.
TO THE PUBLIC. .
SO LOMON's GUIDE' to-HEALTH is addressed to the
affikied with Nervous Disorders, to those stiffering frOm heat
or change of Climate, and to those WhO labour 'under' Weak..
• nesses and Relaxations, originating in • a variety of other
causes, this Work is particularly recommended, and to thou-
sands of people, grown old before their time, by .having un-
guardedly plunged themselves into the commission of,a soli-
tary and deluding vice,.-it has happily been the means of re-
covery to the mind as well as the body, and exalted them
from a state of melancholy and deSpair, to that of health,
peace, and happiness. The delusive habit here alluded to,
is not confined to the, gay, the giddy, and the vain, for,
alas ! the rich,' the poor, the ,young, and those of riper
years, even those of -a serious and religious disposition, are
often drawn by an unaccountable infatuation to the commis-
sion of the. melancholy practice. All such should seriously
attend to the observations and 'the 'cases described in " Dr.
Solomon's Guide to Health,"' price 35. In that mirror they
will behold the dreadful consequences they are procuring to
themselves, and may then, perhaps,•be persuaded to retire
froM that road, which,. though strewed with flowers, is sure
to lead them only to destruction.
London: Printed- for the Author, and sold by MatheWs,
No. tR, Strand ; H. D. Symonds, Paternoster-row ; and by
alt the reputable Medicine Venders, Booksellers, &c. in
every principal town in the United Kingdom and America.

COLLIERNS NEAR NI;WCASTLE-UPON_TYNE.
TO BE :01,1) BY AUCTION,
By Mr. RATITE,

At the- Rainbow Coffee-house,. in -Cornhill, London, en
Friday .the 3oth of Ocibber, at Twelve o!Cluat,- in Nine

• -Lots;
CERTAIN FREEHOLD, Half and other,
'Shares, of and in' several Valuable COLLIERIES
icing unddr upwards of 7060 Aeres of Land, in the COUN-
TY of DURHAM, well, known 'to...contain Scams of fine
Coal.; a large part wholly unwrought, and very advantage-
ously situated on the BANKS of the RIVER TYNE; with.
in three, five, and nine mjles of NEWCASTLE ; the Col-
lieries now in work arc THORN LEY, EAST and XVEST
WINLATON, and C RAWCROCK ; the fOrmer of which'
was opened in the present 'year, and promises th&best ad. 6
vantage to the Undertakers.
Mr. Samuel I3arrass, of Kells Field, between Chester-lei.
Street and Newcastle, Colliery Viewer, will give any fur,
tiler information as to this Property ; and of whom printed
Particulars may be had; also at the Queen's Head -Inn and
Tavern; in Newcastle ;• at the Wheat ;Sheaf, Durham; did
Printer of the York Courant ; of Messrs. White and Fownesi
Solicitors, LineOln's Inn ; Rainbow Coffee-house ; and of
Mr. Raine, Land-Surveyor, Charlotte-street, Bloomsbury,
London, where Plans of the Surface, under which the
Collieries lye, tnay be seen;

THE Public are requested to observe, that the
Proprietor of ADAMS's .SO LVEN T has appointed
Messrs. Ching and Butler, No. 4, Cheapside, near St. Paul's,
his Agents for.vending that Medicine, so celebrated for ittis-7
solving.the Stone in either Kidneys or Bladder, and for spec-'
dily and effeelt2ally Owing every disorder or obstrudion of the
passages, arising from gravelly coneret4ms.
The .Solvent is• sold, wholesale and retail, in Bottles of
ss. sd. Ifs. bd.
.and il. as. Duty included. '-Each Direc-
tion is sigried by Mr. Perry, Surgeon, the discoverer, and
coUntersigned by Messrs, Ching and Butler, of whom may be
had, the Author's " Disquisition of the Stone and GraVel,"
containing some of the most remarkable instances of the effi-
cacy. of the Solvent in confirmed- cases of the- Stone, when
Soap, Lixiviums, and the Nlephitic Alkaline, and Soda Wa-
ters, had-been tried in vain.

WHEN Professional Men of . Education and
ResPonsibility deViate from the general System by
the selettion. of a ,peculiar branch, the sanction of long, con-
. tinued.Suecess is the best eriterionof superiority.
Eight years haVe I devoted my pradice to the exclusive
treatment of Three 13k-utters-Jana the successful rest/Ito(
my plan gives me additional ardor to sippose, as far as I ant
able, the ravages of those Complaints _which are the 'most
important in the'Catalogue of Human Infirmities.
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
I formed a wish at an early 'period of Pradiee to rescue in-
dividuals from the ignorance of uneducated' men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general .Praditioners. •
, The Three Disorders, to.the Cure of which I have de
voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN E-
REAL INFECTION, whether of..a recent or long du-
ration: sdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising Irons
the habits of school-boys, or the indtilgences .of maturd
age: And, lastly, that derangement of the. system in wo-
men winch is called BARRENNESS, or STERILITY.
Numerous Diseases are the.result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a. simple Gonorrhoea; and it not en'
frequently happens 'that,the seeds of Life are poisoned.bY
,the indiscretion of .an unguarded, hout.-113y a superior me-
thod such Complaints are. easily
..cured;'-and, even where
others have failed; I trust, that I may--presunie to offer A
radical re-establisnment,,
FeW, hoWever, are the cases' of CompliCated distress ill
this disorder, Compared with 'title calamitous situations "'
Merit, 'who, front- an indulgence in a .solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a tashionable life, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable consequence of 04'.
pernicions habits. . ,
nere the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, Mt
carefully cone eals his misfortune; it m 4 be some ccose-,
lation.for him to know, wat althaiigh it be an object, 0!
dtiubt.or uncertainty With ogler Praditioners, the I.CMOVAL
,o 1 these Deficiencies by the gradual 'progress. of Renova-
tion, is the acquirement-of any Experience. It the rites
t c-
ornft;cßbacacnhxuise'toyr hwilt be oarveevebbetgeadn,
by
acidluaerilLyl a loyuVni geeraUt
. Lion of this languid State ; and in these cases, nu great
difficulty will, occur. ,
' lint where this DefiCiency has for years existed, a 'proper
per;i:;veranee is indispensably' 'equiiiite to revive the slunv
tiering Sparks 'of.Lite, and to re-animate the Constitution-. • •
MA RRI ED WOMEN, who have long been disappoint'4
:th.r exeelatiolus of a Forni y , may be ag.slitc,
ITiOSt instances, ,leteds are curable by Nleili,cal 31611--
The secresy which is s-o essential to ,my unrieltaking,
and the qualiticatipps Which I .have presumed to stare, fora'
the basis of My Tretelisioils, and coincidence Nvitil suer
this intirnaiiOn that. Mr. B. may be consul;t
personally,. or, by LetterS {enclosing .a small NOte), at JO
house No. 29, Arundel street, Strand, near Temple Bar'V-71 There is an 'additional" Entrance in IVater-stree't
alurthe Name is on both the-doors.
.141. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons.

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
No. 9, New Jirldge=Street, London.

Honoured Sir; - Edinburgh, March 18, Igo:.
T BEG leave to ihforth you, that ever since t!
~year 1790, I have been afflieted with the Lues Verist
rca ; which, troth its obstinately resisting
.every course ed
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the FacultY
here', and undergoing several severe courses of salivatiotit
and twice disehargeettom the Hospital, with little religio
would appeaeto be of the most inveterate nature. In tV
spring ot last year nay disorder had got to such a head, at
newly to put a period to my existence—l had a large nice;
on the crown ot my head, one •on each arm, and my 11
were broke out in a frightful Manner ; my '-right was dreg,
3e.
painful, and had been in a state of ulceration for
last-seven years ; my left had also two large nodes on !It
was very much discoloured, and gave me such excrutiF
ing pain; particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to
'prive- me of rest ; iu this lamentable stag, I was recoil,
mended by Mr. j. Thompson,. (who received so grea.r.:"
cure by them here), to take your Leake's Patent
which I began to tiQon the .26th of May ; in the cours.„,
of a fortnight, I began to receive benefit —in little ril°„
than a Month, the .ulceff, son my hezd 'and arms Weil'
soundly heaied-400n after, the sores on my legs healo_
also ; however, constuerable diScOlooration tiro
skin, and pain in the, honk of the Lett, which; by the 'AO'
sing or Cod, and a little longer persevera,nce in4our
fit
luabie Medicine,'. subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the auifv.,
regaining its natural brie, -and.the nodurnal pains gradulio
going otE I thus bedanic, by your liberal advice and M‘-7
dicine, perfedly -free tro.ni ail 'my former complaintV.
iia%Ye'lcco-vered tipiriT's and strength, and. am? 6";
COWq jolly and tat, in vinich state haying continued rriP;'c
monihsto astonif>hinent of all who knew die, f
a kss what terms to 'express my gratitude, but beg )uf,y
for .the, good of other • sulLring. mortals, to make this I, •
case as public' possibie,. as • I shall on every occasi'?,:;i:
in
.so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratit,
'obedient, Ver.?, hurrible servant, - ALEX.. MURS-1•••

'.Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
,Witnesscs to the above Cure :
JOHN THOMPSON;. No.'New -PoUitry Market ; a-nit
11 OHN 11 trr•os the • Assebibl y-C lose, EdinbUrgh.
Prop:ire&and Sold by the sole Proprietor, sur•
TItOMAS TA lt LO, 111e.inber of the Rut'al College of i ;
.'};eons, at Ids HoUse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, LoouVret
where, after a constant residence of more than thirty'
years,, in a praedice particularly directed to the citra:ol.
Venereal euin`p.caints aticilliose incidental. to the Part' of
Geheration, with that invi,ilable secrecy which in` lpe
his• profession should always observe in such"Cases,,yi
flatters himself; the advice and assistance ha g'Atuit.t.,c
administers to" persons biking thiS Medicine,- Will el.•
esteemed, by a cliwerning Pdblic, as an advantage
doni attainable and void of all ambiguity. - . 421
Also sold, by his appointment,' for tile conleniencesr,
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, NO• 35i,
or
M
Alban's-street, Pall„alk; the Toyshop, No. rO3,
- ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, Fisii-street-h,er;
rir. Steel's, . Bookseller, No. Union-row, Little Tor';',,ifr
hill ; Mr.. Watson's, • South-bridge, Edinburgh ; M r•, ably
Nvell's, 'Dublin; and by one person in every consincsr
town in Gieat Britain and Ireland; 'in Boxes of only::;.Dy
each, sealed up with full and plain directions,
persoris of either sex may cure themselves with e4e,
secrecy,' and safety.
N. B. Every-136x sold in (7 mat Britain is sealed'
a Stainp, on which, by tavottr of the Coipinissj`" °S e°
printed, at the Stamp-011ice—" T. Taylor, No_
Bridge-street,",---to imitate which is Felony, =ld
are Counterfeits.

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