The Sun.
London, England, 1833-07-24 00:00:00

TISH COLLEGE OF HEALTH

4,184‘,AL CASE OF CURE, RECEIVED FROM MR.
AGENT FOR RHODE ISLAND,
Providence, Jan. 30, 1832.
..lignot—Dear Sir,—Having experienced the be-
!"ects of th.• Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medi-
-4 Which you supplied me, I deem it my duty to
Li !ge my full conviction of their efficacy. When •
-"Ned to try them, I most Candidly confess I had
lence in their utility, viewing them—as I have
the whole mass of Patent Medicines with
le country is deluged—profitable only to the vendor.
t using the contents of a one-dollar package, in doses
pills per day, the temporary relief which they af.
Was succeeded by a relapse. The pain in my breast
and I began to think I had little to hope from
.Ines, when you put Mr. Morison's book into my
idea of the origin of all diseises, and the only
44,
41nedY, ize., ice., as therein expresthese, appeased
"nalde, that I was induced to try d
Medicine
urged in larger doses. I have used them constantly
last vr,elts. increasing the dose every day, till within
P;'__tic, during which time I have taken daily 20
4 rwculd be impossible to describe the difference
414: the pain in my breast is entirely removed,
and my strength incre .sing ; in short,
4:tllt.ooegxe.etehlelerna
a ildr:rent being, conscious that I am once
tin the greatest of all Llessings— good health ;
has been achieved with the least possible an-
-4' attic se, as it has never detained me one hour from
With avocations,
littitlst 'for your success in combatting
pu,, th
44incere
e 1 Wish
reJudices which empiricism has excited in the
" I remain, respectfully yours,
EDWIN DEAN.

Sit 1° Alt. CURE OF FISTULA.
James Hall, Agent for Dun ee.
his
pro.
videb:›lliave reason to thank Almighty God for_rn„on...
NA flti klodoess in directing me to you fir Ai ' At 1
,tt,"l P: :Ittiloable Universal Medicine, without which, I
dreadfol
nealt: IVA, I had still been ling,erilng,
d 'onf the valley."
YoU ai,el oot mingling with the '
:4 ,Ni* at liberty, Sir, to publish. to the world, -that I
li/ret I tetttt'dmof !,hat dreadful disease, fistula,—with
using
Sit' -motions afflicted about a year and a
s.half,—by
) Yoil ,i Medicine only about six week l Moreover,
ta'Peet,,b4b4Y 4t the world know, that mywd.hisiecahs? baffled
1,41 f ds doctors. I took their medicine, instead
:115ught pmt Rood, daily weakened my nervous system, and
.4',110°4 roe It complication of disease, such as dysen-
°till to Zeby Pain in the loins, weakness of stomach, and
Tht Ite breast, with difficulty of bieathing.
111 th (Ki, that not
ctk coonly my primary disease, hut also
;,)Ittk whierillequences of the cof the medical
Ita it I 4 has long prevailediinneffioucra intelligent country,
4rl' Alurtguth. given way to the all-power u medicine of
:14e:frnto:„11,1:14Y for the arrival of that period when the
rt4eot a-v:7'i" will he open to the dangerousness of our
I sni,cl4l °f oledicine.
1416 on° "iuear testimony to the virtue of Mr. Munson'si
/A t °Liere of my friends as well as myself.
.Let it
/area 4) 85Y th tb • • • ing these pills in time,
one ' a- Y admm"tel d other of an
141LOOnss, mY pupils of a worm fever, an an
If y0;4)7 swelling in the throat.
°lll, I, W°3l. to publish the above, it is at your service,
it y°,7te, that if every word be not as I have written
t'tt°,-,,i)10Y expect that I will say h is a forgery.
f
"Iteb,-""tlY wishing for the prosperity o the Hygeian
I and the welfare of its many useful Agent.,
b teloain, Sir, your most obedientS,ervant,
roil
J. S. S. ROBERTSON, Teacher.
41.) ad December, 1832.

To Mr. Beanhans. . • Bir
441 4)**•••It is with heartfelt gratitude
all Imiynform sufferingsy ou, tbfraotml
-1,141:* perfectly relieved from , v
A141'1140, by the use of Aiorison a egetah.ele
irftu ic
11. •114, self h I took strictly in accordant, wUintliivyerosuaarl
14. °ll% for the space of twelve weeks, without missing
ho
sitil b '"Affered all the horrors of Indigestion
d bfoyr
wsehvicehn
(ttee:Teiught on at first by chiing the .
otori; juice was
eottPg to Mr. Morison's theory)!lte
44 Zd id
eurruPt, and unfit for digestion. g asEveryantdhipngrol.
Otiet.
iir."lK Itetned to run into fermentation,.
To obtain
telief fr'ouY, flatulency, and spasmodic
the curio 4t 'l4 a state of existence, I cponmsndu.ildtedthmeiann for it_ _ tof the faculty, who, I believe,. I
told
tl recovery, but to no good purpose/
tlinitl'ere was Ito bops for ~e while I was evidently I
1,4% gin strength nd spirits. ' till atlastlybsdveaoes.stf
In this desperate case. n
sYste,„lll", I was adva*
I . d friend to adopt the
1 "Ygehlaat
lty
14—, %%lett s did,seand jalma truly thankfu. to stat.e,
dt
as
1 eatl °3t sanguine hopes have been more, than realize
agree'4 eat and drink all C.ings in common, nothing
soArkig ; even vegetable,, which I had been strictly. 3
Boor t --,to abstain fror an now digest with ease,--1:
it 6
...°Zt.4iag disa rees With my stomach, unless I overload
they by
'OO IL h • . once, which, by-the-bye'
tilta eti ifficolt t.
bas been
guard against, as toy appetite is now better
is ra-
-1 ball
b-- .eerl for yearsg at'
ititi:lit,iiel factiontialltre, e IpBatoptaynin COlFfirlinirm,g. the apblyovpeersstoanteatilleyn,tafoodr
paLOne'SwYitioli evaeyrypgood wish for the
's of your laudable endeavours,
I am, Sir, yours hut), obliged,
k,i
WILLIAM CURRY.
Itle.ll4lllipton, near Bristol, July 16, 1833.
44-, i I.ittienrcal ottTit
r., many of have derive
recovery,whom e recommended the
l'ill'
" Y ' d consi-
, ithf444l-.! benefit young roan, suffering from
ti:: I each• He took the pills for six weeks, and is
short-
,i'lLie reeovered.--My brother, who has been troubled
it,,..' the gout, has taken the pills, and has not had a fit of
At7,'„,---A. young woman, who is consumptive, has taken
Pally and has found groat benefit from them.
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EAST INDIA HOUSE, JULY 23, 1833.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of
ENGLAND, TRADING to the EAST INDIES,
do hereby give Notice,
That a SPECIAL GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenball-
street, on FRIDAY next, the 26th instant, at Eleven
o'clock in the fotenoun, for the purpose of taking into
consideration the Bill entitled " A Bill for effecting an
arrangement with the India Company, and for the better
government of his Majesty's Indian Territories," as the
same has been amended in the Committee of the House of
Commons, and now ordered for a Third Reading.
Furth,r Papers respecting the said Bill are now print-
ing, for the information of the Proprietors of East India
Stock, and will be ready for delivery at this House on
FRIDAY MORNING NEXT, at Ten o'clock.
PETER AUBER, Secretary.

To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
THE Election of Mr. Bayley to a Seat in
the Direction of your Aff,irs, in the room of Mr.
Smith, affords me the opportunity of repeating my grate•
ful acknowledgments for the renewed and increasing
os.urances of support with which I am honoured.
The present position of my canvass, strengthened by
the accession of many powerful friends, now released from
tieir engagements, justifies my confident expecation of
success on the next vacancy that may occur, when, as I
have already intimated, I shall certainly proceed to the
Ballot.
lam recommended again to lay before you the sub.
joined Reaolutions adopted at a Meeting of the Proprie-
tors on the 26th of last month, with an axtract of my
letter which accompanied them, to which I respectfully
solicit your kind attention ; and I heg to a•mure you that
should you be pleased to place me in the honourable situa-
tion of a Director of your affairs, it shall be my anxious
study to merit your confidence and approbation by a faith-
ful anti zealous discharge of my duties.—l have the honour
to be, with great respect,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged servant,
37, Dorset-square, July 21, 1833. JOHN SHEPHERD.

At a numerous 111eeting of the Friends of Captain John
Shepherd, Proprietors of East India Stock, 110,1 at the
London Tavern, on Wednesday, June 26, 1833, on the
motion of A. W. Robarts, E.g., M.P., Sir Charles
Forbes, Burt., being culled to the Chair, the following
Resolutions were passed unanimously :--
Proposed by JAMES BAB.Nrrr, E•q. ; and seconded by