The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

RENOVATED HEALTH.

IT has been too- freqUent.l)-, the—SUbjea. of just tr-7
• general reprobaiion,.tnat men destitute of the eke; iv
tire: medical art have offered themselves as candidates tot
public patronage in the profession of ph) sic '• For the purpose
of doing justiee to the result of our studies and experience, and
to prevent us from being classed- among those-empirics whose
imprudent pretensions have, unfortunately for society, been
'too faVourably rieeived, we beg leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a faithful statement of our , pursuits and ac-
quirements. ,A fret having received -a regular medical educa-
tion' as the. pupils of Messrs. G !hided and Blizard, whose
;lectures and practice we carefully attended, as professors and
sur,-;cons of the Lottdon Hospital • we entered ourselves as
studentsin that justly celebrates school for medical acquire-
ment, the Royal-College of Edinburgh, and, were instruified,
iuthe,.ditlerent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theory and
7 prathee of physic,
.chemistry, midwifery; botany,. See. &c.
by. those eminent, professors, Dra. Monte, Gregory, Black,
Hamilton; 'Duncan and Rutherford. . We trust we shall not
bedeeined presumptuous, in saying that our. proficiency and
'acquirements are not int:Onsiderable, ',Having for a long series
of years made Venereal' COmplaintS, and the vanous-diseaSes
of Debility, the particular Ojeda our studies and practice,
-it wilt, we hope, be allowed that we -have acquired superiot
-knowledge of their-treatment and cure. In slight and recent
cases of infection a perfect re-establishMent is completed iii
the short-period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in-
veteracy, where other praCtitioners 'note" failed of success, a
proper perseverance in our -plan of treatment ensures to the
patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the' melancholy variety of disorders which-are the
effects of -a habit long and:Most_unhappily pursued by the
youth of both sexes, there are none more alarming or more
distressing than those deficiencies illid 4hilitlei- which- ire-'
q newly prevent or embitter the matrilnunial state. To suck
persons it must be a consolation ro know that they may:now,
by a new and infallible mode of treatment, he restored to that
greatest of all huitsan blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor-
ous constitution. ln. all cases. of dz.bility, from whate-ver.
cause arising, as well as in every species of venereal infection,
, we may be consulted by,patients 'of eitner sex with the great-
' est secrecy and honour. -HotirsoPeons-ultation at home nom.
ten to three, and from 6in the eveninK:till in a.,iligilt, , ; ' '-',
Patients in the country ate requested to state thepartfen-
' tars of theit (`-ttS.C, age, and general habit of living, &C. &C.,,in-
closing a remittance for advice and ine:ieities, when the same
‘yili,ne given, or sent to any. part of he k ingdoin: To ensure
that sei::recy.so.essential to our undertakiiig,-, tile postage of
letters may be addedlo the account for medicines,
CUR kit aiid Co. Surgeons; • -
No. 107, Hatton-garden.

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(a" Messrs. Currie and Co. have. Certiticates from the
move respectable Professors of ,Londen and Edi,Atirgh,. of
the; diligence, skill, auci humanity, with ai,iJi•they pet-
firmed the duties assi!iied them during the time ellty .at.'
tended. their Ledures and Pradice., ,

THE CORDIAL BALM. of GILEAD, by its
softening, healing, and• tonic qualities, as well as b.. its
salutary &fleets, -affords a sure. prosped of retninitig strength,
and a certain hope. of muscular invigoration-, to those who
aredebilitated by premature or excessive indulge:icies ; hence
arise weakness of.sight, vei tigos, loss of appetite,.and mental
decay: A body that is enervated in youth seldom recovers
itself;- old age. acrd intirtnities speedtlyi..coGnei.on,..rand the
thread of lite is shortened ; for the foundation of a happy
old age is a good constitution in youth. Temperance and mo-
deration, at that.age, are passports to •happy grey hairs.
The Cordial Balm of 'Gilead most- wonthtfully Cherishes
nature, and will support the lite of the aged and inti.hri. In
all'trwarddecays, debility lowness of .spirits, 'rel.r'x,',•;on in
eft her sex, 'whether hereditary or owing to youthful ;inpru-
deircies, this Niedieilie will afford the .must w,;r. lerful relief.
Nervous Consumptionsps.merits'stand Unrival : it.eri-
ters into and inixes with the most suhtle of the animal
assists and invigorates the. decayed juices, and throws a genial
warmth upon th- debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in
need of assiStairce.
As Dr.. Solomon's practice is now become So great and ex-
tensive, and his constant engagemetitS require a considenible
portion of his.tinter-and 'attendance, he ex peels, when con-
sulted, the usual,compliment of a Guinea; but all written
cases, t'n'lettets ofadvice, add uhaccOrnpanierl with an order
for ined-cine .ccipittauce,. to be.answe-ed at his leisure,
are required to inclose onlyHitilitinea: Such- letters
should, tor satety,..he tiros direeledr," .Ivloney-letter,
Sidemen, •Gilead,Houso, near Liverpool r. paid double post-
age." Lotters may be ordered. to. be: aaldresscd-for X. L. or
the,Post-oflice, till called tbr.
A Saying of. Nine Shillings in 7ftv---, Guineas: -
• :The Cordial Balm of Gilead is 5,3 b....!tr115, price„maf
• a-Cuinea each; there are also biittles; price 335. 0:kill:ling
•eqlal to fourbottles Los, 6d,
.!iy wri.,.n toe patient, saves
9s: including also the duty thr.,SCimp. of ,vilielt bears the
I' vu rietor 's acne and Aciress„:.". §arn..eX,S.oleiraon,..
to imitate Mitch is felony. .
N. B.•.- It is necesviary towbserve, :that the' ROstage of all
:Letters whatever must he paid. -
• The Cordial Bairn of • Gilead,,AnHi. trnpeti,zines, and Ab-:
stregent Lotiod,'.and " Guide to dieilt
• • -Sold by, Mrs., Mathew.s, No. ,-s rant,. London; •Mr.,
Smith-, Perfumer. No.. 38, 'and Mr. Racbtirn,' North lirrdge;
' Mr.' Baxter and Mr. Scott„South.Bridge4 Mr,.l3.tvidson and
Hitsbancl, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. 'rioter, Glasgow
-W. Cameron, Greenock< ; Browning„Pwistey.;- ; .Cra.w-
tbrd, Kiltnarn&k.- W - Young, Irvine ; A. Forsyth, and ir•
Whiteside,' Ayr ;• -\V . Crawford; Girran ;• Carson, New
T. AV IVlillan, Kirkcudbright; I'. M'Credie,.Kiri:•
'Any J. myth, Leven; J. Dempster, Ctiptr ;
dee; P. Craigie,. Montrose ;. t. Mitchell, and . AtitiersoP.
Aberdeen ; Dr. White, Banff; Wintosii,':lnverness ; T.
M'lcen tie, Stornaway ; Taylor, Strunraery.folinson 3:0
Bisset, Perth ; W . Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith;
Alexander, Duntermline.;• Wilson;-Dunbar; Vinnet,.. XV.
broath; Dickson,' Inglis,. Dumfries; Thorson, Ber,dicit;
Weddel, Alnwick ; Patersbn, A rbutknot, and •larnieson,' lca
'terhead ; A. M`Donald, Trordzare, Giasi...,w; and bv.moft
12,iiiksellers and 'Venders of Patent Medieines.in'thellitited
Kingdom. .

To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq.
Sir, No. 9, New Bridge-street, Loncion-

CQNSIDER it but an a& of justice citie to the
merits of your I. EAK E's PATENT PILLS, tO com-
municate to you the following Cure which has-recently bcco
perfOrmed by them: An Acquaintance of mine' be the
breaking out of-an old- Venereal COntrdaintlatzeudetil hy s
complication of disorders arising therefrom), was edu..:r4 al-
most to a skeleton; and although he had the best; niedi.,ll
advice which t;ould be obtained, and tried a vatic; y of Patent
Medicines, nothing could be procUred which seemed to snit
his case, or to do him any service : he Temained in a inoA:vo"
duced and. pitiable situati.):l for two years, unable td Mcoa
his profession, and scarcely ableAc, walk or- even to. stand (10
Ills legs ; in fad no one who knew torn eVer supposed it.1204'
sible for him to rec Over, wasad advised ht last ti,'try'aii
Leake's .did (1•,, adhering
.strrdl)' to, the Itireetoo
given with them. Lle had'notTiken frieni tsVo'bo`ite.s9l,l
fore he found an alteration. tOr the: bet tcr . this .encourp.;o',
him to proCeed, and by7taking',a few boxes more he fonno
his appetite --arid stingth Vgiailually return, and- is now
healthy and stout a's any man I know. You. are wel.cornco
Sir, to' lek r any person-to Me 'for a confirmation of thc-aboo
account if it should be doubted. •

• I am, Sir, •yourobedient humble servant,
-Library, Folkstone. ' THOS..PURDAY-
Prepared and Sold by the• Sole Proprietor,
Taos. TAYLOR,,Member of the Royal ColiNeofSurg,eof'o'
London, at iris House, No. 9, New Bridge-street
Where, aftera constant residence-of nirite 'than-Forty ifeir''
in a praeliceparticularly diresled- to the- Cure oi•
real Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts
• Generation in bOth 'Sexes,-with
• which Men of .his Profession should always chstve,
Hatters. himself, the advice and assistanae he gratuitou-
ly administers to Persons taking this. Medicine, will
r, esteemed by a discerning Puldic -as an ailiatitage 'seiklow
AO•be obtained, and void of ambiguity.
Also sold, by his Appointment, for the conver•:ittice
those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,' No. 39-, St: ill,
'ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop,• No.
street ;' Mr. I >isborough's, INT.Q. 7, FIS:1-..trera-:,111; 5.
Baxter'N South-Is-ridge, Edinburgh ;,
guw; Bull, Dame-street, Dublin; Mr.
verpool ; iitkinson's, Manchester z and by one
in every considerable Town in (.ir.,at Britain and. Irel-o,,'d
in 13cvxes of only. as.. gd.: each, sealed up with full
:pAiholiteaqions, whereby persons of eithir sex may cu
themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and,satety...
N. 11. Every Box sold in, G real Britain, is sealed
a stamp, on which, by favour of the •Commissioners,
ed at the ,Spd•rap-oilice, T. ,Taylar,-1'i0..9, Ne,v
street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are'c''''
reitats..

Cori-street, G rosvcnor-square ;
illSt be uderrei,;eil: ,