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Wednesday the fifth day of Ottober. hex ti at Twelve o'Clock,
at Noon. • _

By (Mier of,the Court,
TUI2TUN, Clerk of !be
IHE King's Evil, which .derive,t its ti.itne trona
the faith in a royal piete df silver, was. a remedy
which carried Medicine into Cathie obse.ui;ty. -7- Reason and
Physic acquiring a more reipeaabki foating, destroyed the,
belief in charms; .and in Charles's reign, the respectable:
Wiseman gave a method of cure op rational principles Qf
pra&ice. I nitw glands Scrophula generally fixes; and thusti
more especially abiont the neck and throat, anstrueling the
absorbent glands; and those appropriated for the saliva, and
the sense at tasting. Spilsbury's Antiscorbutic Urops in-
crease the glandular aelion, and for that reason have,beett
preferred in eases of,Scropliula, In • Scrop hulsus diseases of
the Skin it produces so ;:ee a circulation at the perspiration,
and other-necessary secretions, that., as a remedy in obstruc-
tions of thia kind it is unequalled.
4.,;,* For tht truth of theassartion of the cure of Scrophu la,
vidc. Spilshury,s Treatise and Cases Scurvey, Coot,
aPnr( ii.
itce3sa.s6i. te.ach.
sold together with the Drops, No. is, Soho.
square, lb bottles, including the black stamp, at Ss. di. I.oi.

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WHEN Pforeesiottal Men of Education end
Responsibility deviate froM the general. System by
the selection oea peculiar branch, the, satichun of long con-
tinued success is the best criterion of superiority.
Light years have I cleverest my practice to the exclusive
treatment. of Three Disorders, and-the successfill result of
my plan gives =additional ardor to uppese, al tar es I 4a)
able, the ravages of those Conipleitits Willett ere the most
important in the Catalogue utliuwan 110411141e5.
After initiation into every Branch, as an Army Surgeon,
formed a wish at an early period of Praelice to rescue in.
dividuals front' the ignorancce or uneducated meni or the
equally dangerout precipitancy of general Praelitioners.
The Three Disorders, to the Ctire of which I have dee
voted my attention, comprise every species of VEN F-
la A L INF ECTI ON , Whether of a fecerit or log du-
ration; achy, All kinds of tkrbility, weedier arising frier
the habits of school -boys, or the helilleencee of mature
age: And, lastly; teat &rani:ear:it Mthe .eeerern in yVue
men which is celled. HA r or STERILITY.
Numerous Discaees arc the result of tenor:ll%e, or haste
lit the treatment of a simple Cionerrhoes ;. and it not une
frequently happens that the seeds of Lire ere poisoned by
the Indiscretion of an unguarded. hour, --IV a, superior ince
thud such Complaints aece easily' cured; and, even where
others have failed, I tait that 1 may presume to oiler a
radical re-establishment.
Few, however, are the cases of .cortiplicated diem* Jo
this disorder, compared .with the calanutoite situations of
Mere, whoe front an indulgence in a solitary. vice, or the,
prevalent gaieties of a fusilionable lite, acquire that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable corisequeece of such
pernicitius.habits. -
W here the unhappy stifirer broods over his misery, hut
carefully conceals his mistOrtutie, it may be some consoe
!ado!: for him to know, that ahnough it be an object of
doubt or Uncertainty with other Preetitienets, the reagent
of these Dericienciee by the graduat progress of Renova-
tion, is the acetiderrient of my Experience. If the tit 6
of liacchus or Venus have began to reduce Manly vigour,
much anxiety will he prevented by an early' Cdunterace
Lion of this languid State:; and in these cases, no great
difficulty will occur.
hut where this 13eficienoy has for years -existed, a prnpet
perseverance is indispensably respikite ro revive the Aunt-
bering Sparks of Lite, and to reeanlmate the Constitution.
M AKA! F. ,W 4EN, win) hoe leng been, d ise p poin red
in teeireexpeelatems of a Falnileerhay ha assereet, that in
most inetances; such detedts are. est rah let Pried i 4 I 11.
The seeresy which is so essential to my undertaking,
anitthe'qualificetions Which, I' have preseined to state, term.,
the basi pt. MY pretensions, and in cuilicidence with ale..ri
this Intimation is given. that Mr.' lime new "be consulted
peesonally., or by Letters lticlesiog e snail Note), at his
house, No. 2y, Arundel- Street, Strand, neat' Temple Bat.
Marti* ISree. ,Meniber or theitOyel Colteee of S u

T., C. TAY L..(Jl,.Surgton,f No. I), New isritl4c-struci;
• Loticton.

rt, qrgh, May 2, Oa!,
IN the Spring .of 1794. I was affliactl eti ith
Venerear Complaint, Which I treated With
cnce for rive,montlis; but was then obliged to apply to ri
regular Physician, who put a teinporary stop to the,
tenet) of the. Disease (by mercurial applicauens) for, Sonte,
time; but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice
of the first Gentlemen of the Faculty here, *orse and
worse for two years, I was reduced to a state almost tin:
paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper,
and ulcerated from head to foot.--My head, throat, mouth,
nose, legs, arms, tee. have 'teen alternately in' danger ot
becoming useless; in . short, 1 have hail (rpm twenty to
thirty eating ulcers on my body, and nearly totally. th,.,
privest of sight.-1t would be voluminous. to partienlii..
me all my' ase—suilice it to say, there never was, or ever.
will be, one of a more dansterotoi, of 'a me re uotnpli
cued nature. 1 was Lung limited upon by my friends, and
imagined myself, beyon all hopes of itcet•ey ; and, ins
iteetS, in soy then condition, death was: preterable to my
more than miserable state. In this dreailful Situation did
't drag a ,mowiniierable existence, till Divine Providence
stehnretivat: toy way a Newspaper containing the case of
Mr. B.
r'fpli'rlicYtTredbutils—onnielYottl:l7,i)lisir "rid:EII4&IE
PILLS; which, by using from time to tlnie, stn itoW, and
have long been, (atter more than four years indescribable(
:distress), to as good a state of health :/$ ever I enjoyed ; Ai. a
proof of this, t had a tine, thriving, healthy childiborn to.
;me a few months ago. In gratitude to God, and to hopes
of rendering, my fellow-creeture service, I request you tri
publish this ; and you may at any thne icier persons who
‘vish to be satisfied of the truth of tins, or further patti.
colors',, to me or my friends, by letter or perion.
As tee cases tbr badness will ever equal alines and ncrn ,
'exceed it, 1 have from exporience every reason it() assurd
mankind, that in, your LEAK I'l LLS they will tinfl
sure, speedy, sate, arnl radical cure, for that moat dread.'
:141.C.ag0 of the .Venereal Disease, which is 'called a coma;
J. T.
Insurmiiuntable family reasons pievent making thy
name and address public ; but eteditables persons really
w.niting it/formation may alSo be referred, to -ine and my
tilends by .Mrs.. S. Clark, Itautsay-Gartioni4 Edinburgh.
Preoared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor,
T. TA \''l,ok, Member of the Royal
.College ot Surgeons
in Lontion,at his•hoose.- No. e• New Itrulge-start,
Where he will give Advice without a' fee, to perions tak.:
ing these l'ills, and will answer .patients letters, if post.
paid, on the same terms,,obsetving in all-Cases the 'otos,
inviolable secrecy, no person's name or case having been
mentioned, but at tiwir own particular request, by the Pro.
prietor, during- tha,,course, or more .thart thirty-six years,
that he haS had the contitt6llng of an ex telitiv;:, sale or flan
above Medicine, and 'the practice arisinetherefreirt. •
They ,ire also sold by Ms Appoinfment, tOr the conves
nienee of those living- at a distance, by Mr. .Baxrerk
South-bridge, 'Edinburgh; Mr, Macdonald, Ilrinter, Glass
gow," to 'WhOM alto Mr. T. refers •tor his addiesa;. art the
Pertomer's, ,No. ..35.- St. Albares-stroet,•Pall-inall; Mr,
RObertsOn's Toy,shop, No. tot, Oxford-street; Mr. Ms.
'borough's, No. 7i Fith-street.hli,l, nearly opposite the Mn.
numcnt ; Mr. Steel's, ly)okseller, Nu. t, Union-row, Little
Tower-hilt; ; anti by one person ds
every consideraole town in Great-,Britain and trautri, in
itcyges of only 9d.. each, sealed 'up *itii toll 'and plaits
ir witereby persons of etcher Sex may cur.; them..
aseivet w .htvari.reyall4ilo6:id secrecy;
Nei'*.n li. iin great Britain is sealed up
with a stamp, on Which, by favour of the cothhas.
sionersi is printed, at the Stamp,.o tfieem" T. Taylor*
No. 6, New Liridge4treet," tit imitate which is felony, sn4
all bite's are einstitettleitc

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