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Also at LI V E RPOOL and ExEll-iit.

EXTRACT' FROM :THE. Ltit.nioN GALE:I-FE
TI has been the study of the- Prrprietors of the
well-known ANTiscA:Mitilc D,R.Q.PS, first ccin
posed antipreparcd by the.. late FiRANCIS SP ILSKURY, at
his Dispensary NO. 15,, Soho-square, Londou,. and continued
ouly, and zhece to be preparo. genuine, to guard the
Public against the I infiositions which are-daily. practised
against Medicines possessing the first respedability ; and- as.
the Virtues of the possessing
Drops have, then fiund nOr
only artantidote- in scorbutic complaints, but a successful re-.
source in cutaneous eruptions, scrophula, gout, riieninikti4m,-
and 'the attendant diseases or' the nerves, as the list of cures
accompanying each bottle, giVen 61 an ample hill- of diNc-
tiOns, will testify, as, well as- the .Treatise on Diet, c;Out,
&c. written by the, late Proprietor (which flia:l be also had.
at the Disi)ensary.),_ single thein.out as fit objects to try, ua-
dertheir s-andion, such Spurious imitations. for this rea-
.the;Proprietors, by the favour of Its Majest-y'S Com-
missioners of the .Starnp- flice, have affixed a stamp on each
bottle, printed in black ink, with the words " Spilsbury and
Co. No. is,. Soho-squared" expressed upon it, which,: if the
Purchaser attends to, together- with :the words "' fly the.
King's Patent," on the bottle, bill, and wrapper, with- ths:
addition of the King's Arms on the larger, fie :nay b.:
sured he. has obtained the Genuine Medicine,
pisOnsary, Soho-square, Londoti, inbottles ot ;s and
each, duty included,' : .1:
k' •

The only Genuine PECTORAL BALSAM of
invented by Sir 101-IN HILL,. I.D. .
lOR Coughs, Cohls; Asthmas,, and.Consuniption§-,.
this Medicine-is unequalled, the Athinatic rnd Consuirip.
tive may rely' on Relief, and by due perseveranC.4 on a radical
Cure. Those whose, Lungs are injured by Cold, or.vppressitd
by a quantity of Glutinous Matter, will find a safe and certain
Remedy.:--It opens" the thoracic Duas—:heali the somtess
of theßreast —removes di fficul ty of Breathing ----:lirO.rn.Otes easy
Lxpectoration, and pr. vent.:, as well' as Cures, 5-11
tine Adedions, so fatal to thoUgiind-s in this country.
Tile. LinnXus of Britain (tor sua:i was Sir John 1-lA!,:an-
phatically called), prodticed this Wi.diO4-ie. .by concentrating
the virtues of that excellent Pectoral, Honey ; and,- by his
stria attention to the -analogy betwixt vegetablii- juices and
animal fluids, was capable of :,udging of the their proper Ve-
hgetable Produaions to alleviate those, ‘l'nfirmitics to which
uman..niturd is subject ; but however great the. benefit
which society at large have, and may reap front the labour
of his active life and•vigorps understanding, numbers, havct
materially suffered tliro.dgli the imposition daily practised' by
wicked. and designing ine.P; fur - no Nled:cine.was ever so uni-
versally counterfeited as• this;. and, a few years ago, the
Wife of the Rev. RobertFowler2 of Petetbro', had nearly
fallen a sacrifice to a. spurious Balsam Of Miley, _sold by a
Chemist: and Diuggistin LiniciOn. •
A SERIOUS CAUTION.

%IEY,

„
• reterbro'' Feb, 8, ;789.
Whereas Lady Hill, Relia of Sir JohrtHill,. M. D. the
inventor of the Well-known Balt•!arn. of Honey, hash lately
commenced a prosecution al2;linst me, for selling a spuricus
Medicine. of that name; I ,hereby declare, that the 13a1Sam 01
Roney, Widelf I'solcl as genuine,- was pre.liait-.d by a Chemist
•and Drogg4t in -London, of whom I halm bought for some,
time,
.suppbsing such Medicine to be genuine. I therefore
aekno:Yled,,,7e my sorrow for the injury sustained by many
persons taking such spurious Balsam-of Honey, particularly
the Wife of the Rev. Robert Fowler, who had nearly fallen
a sacrifice by the use of it. Joru IiORDE,N,
The Gen”' • 13a1. flt is aMeclicine. of such exalt.

ne G eialsam oe .oney Lc.
ed efficacy as to ewe atommon cold by a few 6..:5t!5.. It is an
infallible preventative; of Consumption, b}'. preserving the
Lungs from ulieration and discharging theviscicl phlegm by
expectoration. expeoration. It has restorative as Asses' Milk, and
never disagrees With the stomach.
None can be genuine unless every direClion is signed " B.
Shaw." Sold .wholesale and retail by B. Shaw, N 0.74,
/410-street, Borough, at 3s. 6d. or eight in one for ii. 25.
and may be had, by his appointment, of oneor more Vewler
in every town.---Be • careful to 'ask for " gllsam 'of
Hciney.'!

• - • NNTHEN Pf9fesstonal Men of Education and
Responsibility deviate tram the general System by
9 the seledion of a peculiar branch, the .sanaloti of !Ong con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Eight years have I devoted my practice to • the exclusiVl
treatment of Three Disorders, and,thi successful result of
my plafi giveS me attilitional ardor to oppose„ as tar as I am
able, the ravages of thoSe Complaints which arc the most
important in the Catalogue of Hurnan
After initiation • into every Brar.'h, as an Army Surgen,
formed'a wish at an early period of Practice: In rescue in-
dividuals -farm the, ignorance of imeducated men, or the
equally dangerous precipitancy of general f)raaitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Cure of which 1 have de
voted my attention, comprise every species, Of VENE-
REAL INFECTION, whether of a recent
,or long du-
ration : ally, All kinds of debility, whether arising. from
the habits of schoolboys,.or the indulgences of !nature
age: And, lastly, t :mat derangement .ot the system in wo-
men which-is called BARRENNESS, or

NunierouS Diseases arc the result of ignorance, or haste
in the treatment of a simple Cronorrhcea; and it not un-
frequently happens that the seeds of Lite are pcispned by
the indiscretion of an ungu,.,rded hour.--,-13y a superior me-
thod such Cotripraints are easily cured; and, even where
others- have failed, ,1 trust that I may presume to offer a
radical re-establishment.
_ .

FeW, howeVer, are the cases of complicated distress in
this disorder, compared. with the calamitous • situations of
Men, ,who, from an indulgence in a solitary vice, or the
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state,
of Debility, which is the unavOidabld consequence of.such
pernicious habits. •- -
Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery; but
carefully ethic cals his misfortune, it may he some conso-
lation tOr knows, that alsholigh it be an objet of
count or uncertainty with other FraCtiticners, the removal
of these I.l.ticieficies by: the gradual progress of .RenOva-
tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. if the' rites
of Bacchus cr 'Venus have began to reduce• Manly vigour,
lunch anxiety .he prevented by an early- Counterac..
tion of this langtiid State ; and in these cases, no' great
difficulty will occur.
gut xviiere tits. Deficiency has for years existed, a- proper
perseverance is indispensably ,cquisire to revive the slum-
bering of Lite, andto re-animate the Constittition..
MEW. .“'ED -WOMEN; who have long been disappointed
itt trieir expeelations of a Family, rosy be -assured., that in
most ;nsta.nces., such defeds are curable by Medical skill.
The, sect-6y 'which is so essential' to my undertaking,
and the qualifications which • I have presumed- to state, 'form
the basis, of; my pretensions, and in coincidence with such
this 'intimation is given, that Mr. B. may he consulted -
personally, or by Letters (*losing• a stmt.' Note), at his
.tioue.; _No, ag,..Arundel• street, Strand, near. Temple Bar.
-There is an additional Entrance. in Water-street,
adjoining,- and the Naqieis-on both the (loot's; •
Member .of thtp.R.oyail oilegetlf.Stzripcns. •