The Sun.
London, England, 1802-09-18 00:00:00

ANTISCORBUTIC DROPSi

remarkable and well authenticated
THCEa rfelaos Ilng
been recently conumnicated by Mr. Richard-
son Ferrand; Chemist and Druggist, in .Stockton-,upon-Tces,.
to Mr. LiAnum, Surgeon, in Manciiestcr, who, takes the
earliest .6' lortimity of 'laying it before the Pubac, in order
14t labouring• under slit-Oar complaints may ',allow
N.%".{llere to find relief, and be comforted under such heavy ail-
-Hiions.
THE CASE.

A boy about twelve years of age,. son of Mr, •GeOree'
Scotson, a Gentleman 'of respectability 'at }hshopton, nt:ir
Stoekton-upon-Tees, in the Countv'of Durham,- was brought
to Mr. Ferrand, Diuggisti in Stockton, about three years,ago,
and was then a dreadful speCiacle ; his neck and chaps were
full of holes, having every appearance of a confirmed to-
phula, or evil ; and from the noxious. smell of the innu-
merable ulcers, and want of rest, occasioned by the continual
pain,.. his life was rendered a blather) to him. Jr.-N Ferrand.
strongly recommended Mr. Lignurn's Royal Antiscorbutic
Drops. 'The boy, id 'consequence, entered upon a course of
them,- and befOre he had finished six bottles, his health was •
resturel, sleep became' naturat,. and all the ulcers healed and'
disappeared. Mr. Ferranti advised him to take :t bottle in
spring and autumn, to prevent any return,so that in the whole
he has taken nine bottles, arid is perteCtly cured.-1113 father
wrote to Mr. 'Ferranti a short time after this astonishing cure.
was effedcd, and concluded his letter as follows ; My so;),'.
who has taken nine bottles of Lignum's Drops; ,has rather a
little.scab.sornetimes, but nothing of consequence, which,
we hope, will wear °flirt tim&.
I tun, Ere. GEORGE 'ScOTSON,
• Certified under the, hand of Richardson i Ferrand,
Druggist,
in Stockton, one of the Agents appointed to vend Mr. Lig...
nun's RoYal Antiscorbutic Drops. •
Likewise, Mr.- Lignum's lona certain disease, with-
out the least confinement in any season; restraint of diet, or •
hindrance of business, when all other methods have failed.
Price is. gd. the box, with diredions.
Also, .Lignurn.'s Lotion, Which is found a sovereign remedy -
for surfeits, and all scorbutic eruptions of the face and
however violent or disti,,uring ;- also for pimples or blotches,
redness of thencise, chin, &c. and for every impurity or un-
natural appearance with which' the skin may, be atiteted,—"
Sold, with direCtions, at zs. gd the bottle.--

These Drops ite sold in moulded square bottles at 11.'s. and
k...64—0ne-tii, bottle, is _quaff in quantity to three 6d.
;one's. They ,may be had wholesale or retail, at Mr.- Lig-
num's Dispensary, No. s 7, Bridge-street, Manchester ;
at Howard and Evans's, Kt,. as, Long-lane, kVest-Smith-
field," sole wholesale' Agents' London ; and retail, by.
the toi4oWing persons : ..o. 47, Minories ; W.
.Clarke, No. 2.69, Borough; Jordan, No. •33, kVhitcchapel ;
leboint and. Co. No.- (50, Oxford-Strect ; ,Kuight, No; t
'F.algiie; Kirk, No. 119, Cock hill, Ratclitfe ; Mr. Piddin;.7,
No; 76, Oxford-Street; Sutton, No. 1.4 r„ Long-acre; Tint
and Bolton, Royal Exchange; Ward, No. 324, Holborn;'
Wade, Old Bond-Street, and No, 163, I: kcet-SArect ; and by
the principal Venders of Medicine in gvery Town in the
United Kingdom. - • . .

, . .
# The felroWingjtighly celehratel A idicles are to be Viad-or ila..
uncl,er-atenticined Agents for the Ciradt of this i'Soer. .
CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,. '
TIEMEDLY is tinr most elegant and effica-
_Le, .cious Medicine ever: yet discovered for Nerveiie }Ye_
eases-and shattered Constitutions, Consumptions; -Weekn.:ss
of Sight or Memory, Hypochondria,Treinblings or the Mind,
Sexual Debility, Stoinaclesuid Bowel Complaints, end Al
Other. Diseases arising froth a relaxed ststeof the Nitrous
.Systeni. ' And as various disorders of the human frame are
bough on by dissipation in youth ; and the gross vol 4icn
of those rules which petidencooitates for the preservati n of
health, and laying. a foundation for a long and. hapoy,lie
whii a ' firths and- strong constitution. Dr. Solomon ot.'Liser-
P 0,9-, :14,commends his cordial Balm of Gii,:ad, whi‘is nas
been athitinister,:d'in Nervous Complaints with uneomilion
-Ssiceeese
.in AsthaiL, Consucriptionse Flatulence, Reiaia.
tico, Qbsteuenns or Bilious Disorders it stands pre.eun.
neat ; its ells;:ets .are 'plerisiogly quick, certain and lastUtg.
The-litilm of G ilcad instantaneously relieves Spasms is li.t.:
Side, Breast, aril Intestines, difluses a genial Warmth, any
prevents'etamps and numbness, in or-after bathing in spring
Or sea_water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious habit of
'body, alleCted, with Languor, Head-ach, or Hysterical Al-
feeiions, cannot have recourse to amore salutaiy Remedy
I than tin- Cordial Balm of .GileSd. TO Gentlenien fr to it ft
Essuor West 'lndies, 01'6 Student from Public Seminar es,
,or Aose whose ecenpazions require a sedentary life, a:if par.;
tie:Warty addresSed by Dr. Solonion, whose Cordial Balm of
Gilead etas efFeeledsuch ,I, ond:iful Cures in cases of debility,
originatineefrom heat 'of. climate, or relaxations trot ju.
venue irtii.screticins, and the eileas of intense application to
study or bueiness;
• Also the AntilinpetigineS, the long sought for RernelleY
for all stages of the Venereal Disease, when mercury or an-
timony,. nitrous acid,, and other Medicines so fashionable
of, late, prove abOrtiVe. The. Anti-linpetigines being
founded on a chemical and .philosoph cal basis, proves of the
highest utility .in all cases of y' depraved habit with titled-
tions ofthe skin," hence-irs efficacy in cases of Scurvy, Serb?.
nos of seeproSy, .as well as- in, the confirmed Lues, and
hence by its sanative power it expels the Virus out of the
System, and restores' it_ to convalescence when linpaire, by
disease of the'de,leterieus prepiiratensof mercury, entiro e,,
or aqua fortis.- Each of these Medicines are Half-.-Guinea
a Bottlee and the Family Bottles with the quantity 0..- lbw,
Thirty-three Shi3ings only, by.which there is a s4ving of
• Nine Shillings, Stamp Duty included.; ' . •
Likewise far Pimples, Blotches;
.Free-klese Ringworms,
Blackworms, Carbuncles, &c. &c. The greatest'cltarer and
• beautifier of the Face is undoubnAly Solomon's Abstergent
Lotion, and remotes all Disordessof the Skin.—Pints 45. 6sl.
' Half-pints 2s. -9d. "It. is the most elegant; fragrant, mild, safe'
and valuable Liquid or Wash for Scorbutic and other Erup-
tions of the.Face,and Sk iii. Is gently restores the Skin to a de-
gree of fairness and purity, beyond the powers of description.
Ladies may rely that it renders the Skin fair, delicate, and re-
moves every kind of stain, tan, sun-bnrne and all those free-
kleS 'which long illness . and fatigue 'generally produce•: in .
short, it is the only Cosrrietissa Lady can use at her Toilette,
with easeeconnort and•safese-, or a Oentietnan have re,our:C
to, when shaving is-become a dreadful operation by au- cruet'.
tive disease on.the face. ,
kist published, at es. only, an entire New Editi'm 6f '
Solomon's Guile to Health ; or. A&icL- to both Sexes, • in
- Nervous- and Consumptive Comp' lints, as well as Disoraers
liable to be imprudently contracted by Youth. . Coiitaising
an Essay on the Venereal Disease. Wats, Seminal Weakness,
and Female Complaints, ot.a.privauz nature'; an Address
,to
Parents and Guardians, Tutors, and those who wive- tl)e
care and education of youth, with a.-variety ofauthentic facto
never. before inserted Ur any Edition of Solomon's (loins to •
Health. . • • ,
Sold by Remnant, Harithurgh ; R. Bach, Peterestreet,
New-York ; Mathews, Nu. 18,' Strand,. London ; and in
Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Buigin ; Brighton, Gregory- ; Bir-
mingham, Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ;' 131andlol,
Simmons ; Bury St. tdritund`s,' Dingle; Cheltenli4m,- Set-
don-; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Rollason ; Cole:lee,-
ter, Kutner ; Canterbury, Simmons ; Carlisle-, Jolla: :
Chatham, Etherington ; direlmstOrd,:Clacliar ; Cii::,:,
Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson ; i. iseneestere Smith ;
Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Pugclale, No. 7, Exchange-
court;. Derby, Drewry ;
.. Durham, l'euideeton ; mover,
Nettles ; Deviz4 ; Lowe i - Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose;
, Dartmouth, Jackson ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge ;
Exeter, Trewman and Son ; Falmouth,. Elliot ; C; 10 Tes-
ter, Pitt, Walker ; Glasgow, M‘Donald.; Liverpool, COSI -
druggist ; Leeds, hinns, • Holmes; Lincoln, Dory ; Lyno;
Headley .„, Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen-,; LeWes, Pitt -, • Mao
chester,"fhoulpson ;: Margate,.. Rowe; Maidstone, IVAlser;
Marlborough, :Harold; Newbury;
.Fuller, Attee; New- ,
castle, Walker,,Hodgson ; NorthaMpton, 'Dicey ; Notting-
ham',. Btirbage; • NotWich, 'Stevenson .and .0 0...;- .Oxford,
Jones e Plymouth Dock, Hoxland ;.. Pgrtstre,uth, Belant ;
Reading, Smart-and Co. ; Roeliestey' Etilerington ;'Preston'
Sergent ; Shrewsbury*Eddowes ; Southampton., -Baker ; .
Stalfbrd, Morgan ; Stamford, Newcomb ; Sunderland,...Biay;
Salisbury, Collins;i- Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole;
Tunbridge Wells, Sprange ; WellSe' Evill'; Weymouth,
Wood ; .Windser, Blakeney e and by ail the reputable Medi-
cine V.enders, Book Sellers, &o.- in everrprinciparTown in
England, Ireland, Seotland, and America, who-will deliver
Pamphlets gratis, with a variety of authentic Documents
noted therein.

To lIILLIAM BRODUM„M.D.
Apthor of " The Guide to -•Old Age."

•
THEN an experienced any par
% V ocular mark of kindness, in wliien-his- weltare and
happiness have been considerably promoted, nothing is mole
' hatural. than to seek out the..perSon by Whom- we have. been
Served; for the purpose of expressing our grateful sense Of t%;'
layour'hcstowed. But,--in cases of health, where we-hay,'
been recovered front the last deplorable stage of clebiliz,“ed
• natlirc, and restored to.the full enjoyment of -all the v.:•
blessings ofLlife; we are forcibly called-on by every •.!-
deretion, to acknowledge it in the most public-manner.
0..v0 this equally to our oWnfeelings, which must be s,Ts-,;,'
awakened on the occasion, to the skill and talents et the
tor,' which merit every encomium, and to the public at large'
in order t hat those Who MIT stand in need of similar bepelits.t
may know where..to receive them. Having made these Se"
nei-at observations, I shall proceed to state the partl,:ular OS'
that has occasioned them, and to lay before-the Public the-s,'.:
lutary elle&s..that- I have experienced under the greatesi
afllidions that can possibly bet-al us. 1 was born and educated
at Winchesier;and at seVenteen•years of age we ht to the Uitii
versity at OxfOrd. • Prior to my leaving Winchester,
;more particularly at College, I was reduced to the mo.'
grievous state, by the horrid and: unnatural 'practices Cot iv:.
tictent to youth, and which tire not More baneful to oti
health, than sintUl in the eye cf God. _I
,w;:s first,,afflictC`
with a dimness of sight, a weal;ness in my. lcins, and a
res ;ion df spirits. In this, situation' I applied to Bar:-);
Wenzel; the famous ()enlist, who informed inc it proceent
• front the..optie nerves. 1 for sometime foliO„ved fits attvic~
till one day returning frorri shooting, I was with
.!
numbness in my limbs to such' a cegi,:e, as to, lead na.
concludethat I -should entisrelv lose the use of them. "fi!'
induced me to put myself under the hands of Dr. W. of (2'71,
ford ; but neither his aid, , nor • the waters itt
visited, afforded me the least relief; my
'length were so seriouSly depressed with violent'
of the heart, and- my flesh so much -decayed, that C' be'.nr.l.,
a mere skeleton. Observing; however, it, the bath Pa*
a publiCation by Dr. " 'A Guide
Age,"•dedicated to Ills Ma'iesty, I was ind iced to Per,ll,A,
the same, when fortunately discovered the winpland I
So long laboured under. 4.1
I have the happiness to-add, that by following the
Vice contained theiein, and goin?:, through a complete cou'o.,,
of- Dr. Brodunt's invaluable Nervous Cordl::1, I am 0°,,,i?
.thank Heaven, perteclly recovered, and as well as ever
in my life. •
" I have since quitted the University, and air V„ibr',
•c *
enter into the holy state of matrimony, with a- deteralmaittie
" never to be without " A Guide to old Age ;" ii to'
same time, I think it my duty to advise all Noung
follow my example, as a perusal of this excellent hoiTho; ,
happily prevent the aftlided from bring precipitatidh:=a,'ol,il
to an untimely gray:, which, but for Dr. Brodunt,
?most inevitably•have been lnt case.
•
ant, Sir, your's, &c. kr,
Oxford, " A. D. .Al•
The BOTANICAL SYRUP mid NERVOLT-'c
',,Cpioll'
DI A 1., to be had at the Doctor's House, No. 9,
street, seven doors from the' Levcr'an Museum, ,o 0
friars-hridge, in .13,-)ttles,-at 41. as. lis 6d.- and ss. 63.,. Iv
of Gelding, No. 42, Cornlidl ; Johoult and Ca• f;'
con), I`.lo. rio, Oxford-streei ; ;mutt, Royal Exchl,,gThroP,
Newbrry, corner of St. Paul's Cnurch- yard i • ."°';,,Var`'
Royal Exchange ; Withers'; (late Cpekeil's)-Medic'''„ molt°
-house, No. 2.29, Straud„Temoe-bar ; and by tilos',.`
. sellers. and Medicine Venders in the. three

-terry. road, Westmins!cr);
V,), must be a& dressed.