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London, England, 1801-07-01 00:00:00

{ c:: 11: SIX FENCE.

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MATRIMONY. ••
TT is much to be regretted, but indisputably cer4'.
that many persons of bOtt) sexes are deterred from
entering into the Married state by infirmities, which delicacy•
forbids
_theth to disclose; andthere are not a few who,, being
already married'. are roluieruamiseriblo for wnra those ten-
der pledges of mtiplal love, without which happiness in this
state is at least very precarious. -I t • has been ascertained be.
yond a doubt, that these cir:arnshuace's are occasioned 'by' a
• general or partial relaxation or weakness in alter sex, and
is equally-certain that the genuine AROMATIC -LOZ EN.
GES of_ STEEL are the hest, if hot the only remedy ever-
discovered for this species oi'debility. When tpken, into the
stomach;theY' immediately diffuse themselves like a vapour
throii,gilivery pore, producing etfeels at once delihrful,'sa.
lutary, and permanent. When the• spark of life begins tq
grow dim, the circulation languid, and the_faculties paralys.
ed, these are foundro give tone to the nerves, ex..
hilarateiliennial spirits, invigorate the body, and re-ant..
mate the whblc man. When :aversion to' exercise, lths, or
depravity of appetite,
_and -pallid; countenance -indicate ap-
proaching consumption,thedelicate female will be preserved
and. restored-to health and. ,tciety-by the: benign influences, of
this Medicine. When the delasion of imagination, Mrt.the force-
bad example, have tempted unc;uarded'youth into the-clan-
i-OUS lahyrinthOf seereisensUalitv debilitated his body, and
his understanding, these lozenges will prote# him
tram lingering disease; the. infirmities of „premature old age,
and a Avretclied,dissoltktion, aviictst the agonizing, retiee'tion-of
consci.h.zs'gnilt. -Whet-4-1:1-y luxurious •banquets,.eopious•ii-
bations, .V.s.phian excesses, and midnight- teyels, tin: sons and •
daughters of dissipation Ikave.hrought on th.ertvelves deoijity
rel axatiorwinihiNi lity, and ilOng train of nervous coMplaintsr,
manit:ested by-impaired memory, anxiety, aVtaticn; tremors,_ •
palertess,enuteiatiwzl, indigeFtion,• apathy it meal
-spasms, loss of apigu.ite, irregularity, Weakness, •
. ): iris in the back, vvcmen—these
restore .health and s.guur to the debilitated frame,
and chearfulness and animailini lo the mind: ,
Li,•s de- NitTtpelier, 'OhAromatie
re Ives of •Steel,-are -piepzrcd by Dr. SENATE, 1,10.
.-,te-street; ritor.unsisurN.; and arc sold, Nyholi.-tale -and-
r • Mr, R. Barron.; Drily.ist,., No.
.154 and
rJ- Medi,kue Venders in the United
citify i3elOdecl, with the Doctor's
and Sioawre ca each, .wit.hout none call be
.
genuine. . . .
.Senatt:ts reat.se' on 'Female cOMplaints, dedieated to.
:thr.Queen,.:Miy 'Re Itaaaiv.bere; lance is. • • - ,