The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-29 00:00:00

To:TtlyitAS TAYLOR, tEsq.

• N0...9,, New Bridge-Street, London.
. • --'• Honoured Su, Edinburgh, March :Sot.
BEG. leave ~to inform you, tl,at. ever
,L year.. 1790, I have been adlielcd.with the T.:.ites
peas which,, from its obstinately: ;resisting;' every c•au of
Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of ties Faculty
here, and undergoing sevens. severe courses of sail-vat-ion,"
and, twice discharged front the hospital, relict..
Would appear to be;of the most inveterate nature.- In the
spring otitis!. yeai-my disorder had got to such a head, as
.nearly to. put a-period to my existet4:e-7-i had a large
on the. crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs
were broke 'out in a frightful manner;, my ,rigin.was dread-
• fully paiitfirl, 'and, had been in a:state of ulceration .for.thf;
last seven yeats,; my -left had .al&o two large nodes on it,
was very :much discoloured, and ,aye me such elcrutiat-
ing pain, particularly when ,warm in. bed,.. as nearly tvdo-
prive me of rest ; in this lamentable state,: I was recom-
mended
,by, 'Mr. Thompson, '(who' received so great
cure by • them here); to take your ,Leakc's latent
which I began /o, door the 26th of May .; in tne course
of .4 lOtti\ht, j
_began to receive: benefit--in little snore
than a • month, the ulcers on thy herd and arms' we
soundly healed--soon after,. the-.sores . my: legs healed
also; leaving,. however, cqnsaterable ili,colunration in the
and pain in- the bone of the left, winch, by the '3les-
ling of God, and :a little longer perseverance in your inv.:-
suable Medieine, subsided; the,
,nodes dispersing, the st.in
regaining its natural hue, and the nocturnal pains gradually'
going oft: 1, thus, became, by four liberal advice and Me-
dicine,. pettedly tree from, all my termer eqtripl.4ita—
baye recovered my former spirits and strength,' antl amts
be-
come jolly and fat, in which state having continued. :u tic 9
months to the astonishment of all who knew me, I,am Al
-a less in what terms to- express my gratitude, but beg you,
for the good of other suffering mortals, to make this in/
caae.as public as possible, as L shall on every occasiou
in so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful',
obedient, -.very- humble servant, ALEX. ,MUR.K.ER.
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Witnesses to the above Cure

TuomrsoN, No. 3•, New Poultry Market; and
Is,P wros.ll,;Oid :assembly- C lose, Edinburifi.
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor,
TH,oM 1-pit, Member of the Royal College of Sur."
germs, at his House,. No. 9): Nevi Bridge-strcer, London k
,where, after.A.consrant residence of more than thirty-six'
y.ears, in -a practLe particularly directed to the cure 01:
Venereal Complaints and those incidental to the Parts of
Generation, with that inViiilable secrecy which. men Of.
. . • his profession should always• observe insuch cases,' N.
• tatters himself, ttie, advice and assistance he gratintouslY
administers to persons taitin`g this Medicine, will b 4
esteemed, blt a rtisi*rning Public,. as an advantage sel-
dom attainable and, yoisluf -al Lambii;uity.
• Also sold„, by his appointment, tor the 'Convenience ot.
ihose living at citAana; at. the Perfumer ,""No. 35, St.
, Alban's-street; Pall4dali the Toysnop„ No. z 5,3,
turd-street,; , Mr,. Disyysough's? No. 7,, Fish-street-hill ;'
Little Tower,
• hill';: Mr. Bav'er'SV•'!folfth-bridge, Etlinbutgh;
dbitald, .Glaspwl; .Me. -CaLlwell's, Dublin; and by ,one
person in evely considerabielown in Great Britain and, I re-
lanit, in Boxe. of. only .9(1. each, sealed up with lull
'and plain dircetions; • wherebY persons of either sex mulY
cure themselves • with ease, speed, secrecy, aixi safety.
. B. Eviryßox sold in Great Britain is .sealed up %vitb
a St4xpp, on by favour of the Commissibners i
printed, at tie Stanip-Oklice—‘," 'l'. Taylor,. No. 9, Ne‘%.
Bricie-street,rt-to imitate which is Felony, and all other'
arc C.dunterreis..
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