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excel/tna.alteativa-kula been Picts:titled for., that in the coteptists
gigerapholiweraptions increased action of the Man la 'end ali-
ases-dorm:Aug upon oketrecdon of the digestive Organs, Why
become the practice..freas its celebrity, to 'apply to h. en the lint
appaarance of *merits, or bathe rear:teat of ecoebutte and rhea-
' matic Affections or Ulcerations, misting from want of power in
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This medicine it now sold ift bottles of 6s. 6d.—Deroble /dot;
ties 10s.saield larger its. duty included, having the ward:-.:
by tke King's Patent--orpressed on the Eintde, Bill of Diterion‘.
and Outside Weapptv. The Kinli duty aka is printed in black
ink.. An allowatice Wad. in each hottle on taking half a dom.
Mr.,SSICS. _LEIGH _and Co. urgeoes. tbadfine th e
ratentMn to the treatment of certain L'omplaints,tontracted
In an untmarsical hour, sod that Debilitrwlechis eanseilhyiouth.
ful habits: Mr. Lunn • having lietai engaged in this reclean.
, breach Fee the bit eleven years in this louse, it is pressruns:l 44 •
the arivestsge of such experience gives the utnlo6t suttees to that
assiduity with which they devote the well to the Care of thee
Complaints.—in aft casestof recent occurrence the care is speedy,
and pair. and danger ery equallyavoishaL In every conaplicated
case, And in those distressing deficiencies, which are the cone.
quencea of youthful irsigigmleace, or the enervating. indulgences of
1 maturity in warm climates, their mode of treatment ensures a MN
oral permanent restoration to vigorous health. .The teems arse
stated on the Ant interview, or in answer to letters, containing a
bank note,And In every case the most it.viataisk secrecy is oh-
serre4.--No. gtt, Arundetstrect, near Temple Bar.
There is an additional entrance in Water-street adjoining,

. MEDICINES, prepated' and said •by K. HA]. .
%YARD' Chemist and Druggist, successor to Idr. Gram-
°sigh, removed front No. 10, Ludgate-hill, to the ether of Al-
ban
s', Piccadilly, a.td said by his appointment,. by moat Yes.
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doryS of Genuine Medicines.
I . llcTriCng th viti:sGToinitr, GRpheuuTtu.—atilaGYsvouardt, .astulPilli;ifiaareni7ialvtoeryll kßht"Yrua
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matism. Numerous Cases of persons cured by them may be had
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as above.
Foe BEAUTIFYING and PRESERVING THE TEETH --L deer's
superior preparation of Charcoal, so much recommendedby the
Faculty from its antiseptic and safe properties for Ciraaing,White-
• fling, mid Preserving the Teeth. ' - •" •
And MOUTH SOLUTHINET fiew-euriegathe- Scurvy, bracing the
Gums, preventing the Tooth-echo-And popleasant Breath.
FOR BILIOUS axe NERViZUS, COSITI.AINTS.—CheIteIIIWR
• Spits, truly prepsand from an analysis of the.Chottenkarn Waters, •
by Drs. FothergUl and liendkon, prescribed by the &a Physi.
dam" fur curing Bilious and Nervous Coniplaints, Loss of Apia,
Cite, Scurvy, &c.
!!-, Caution.--1f the Proprietor's Name is not wrote on the
Label of easois vitas, they are counterfeits. .

' iI::.V. J. GAMBLE', inertissit TEA..
9 rHE Health and -Interest of tht Inhabitants. of this. '
...a. csuary, It is wfm asmyli,tawe been-'brig and deeply injured
by the introduction and great use 4% FOREIGN TEA; the pro.
ductloa of a poisonous plant, and prepared in a most dangerous
manner, so often Wilk blended with tinctar.: of copper. This in-
timation would be tit no. use agnittpt the prevailing taste for this
article, could not the Proprietors of the iiRrrISH TIA offer to
the Public a Beverage, from productinne of their own growth,
equally gratifying to the Palate as the Foreign Tea, and being at
the same time different from the other, and highly beneficial to
the health, The British Teals a composition of the finest are.
metier of ibis island, prepared in 2 most attentive aid laborioas
manner, in order to preserve their &Fleecy and virtues. It has*
been proved a most effectual remedy to those afflicted with Ner-
vous, Hysteric, or Hypochondriac Disorders, Indigestion, Weak-
ness tsf Stomach, Depression of Spirits, and .Windy and Bilious
Complaints,. By its uses those in 'the very last stage of she.
above maladks have been restored to perfecthealtb.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. &tiler's, No. 4, Cheapside,
corner of Paternoster-rout ;and maybe had oftnost country book-
sellers ata medicine vendors, iti 'packets at es. 9d. and Ss.fsd. each...

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.CLLEB4AI4.4Y RESTIOIitiIIIVE TOOTH
SEA.t.ITY of Countenance; and tegularity of tea-
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'tures; are 'allowed to. 4Stsibtolahthe Ittitiji Fair; but thio
puiptieor 0 4UII,ERes TOOTH POWDER woad beg !Lott'
to: teotiod his Cutusrprounen that the lustre or their Chariot

adtkiethis Teeth amidiscoloured, or slew a
gotten and unholtily appeatance—this is the more inexcusable, as
the pesseat preparattou affords the infallible means of removing
every blemish of the enamel, and is sate in its application, being
composed of Vegetables.
It issecrunsurndedto the attention of all ranks, as clearing
away every imperfection, either in the colour, or the decay of the
enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sweet and iklect.gis
ble, avid making the Gums of their proper 'shape and ye:Afflict
hut.; and a cassia preventive against. the Tooth-ache. No cern.'
position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, has
met such universal approbation ; end the Pruprietor has to boast
that l is in *daily use of Royalty itsclf.
Sold; whnksale and retail, by Mr. Butler, No. i, Cheap4Je,
corner 'afPasertiostersrow ; and retail,by Crisp, corner of brim
Gardens- PkitiMg, 76, Oxford-street ; Clarke, 369, BorOugt
Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow; and by most Country Medicine
f; enders and Perfumers, in boxes at 2s. NE each.

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DISEASES til."l;kiti URETHRA--and certain Complaints.- '
S sole 'Proprietor of Di's R.AIPs celelifated Medi:
-1-1-. cuffed BOWItS and Remedies Mr. DU.I.OUR inform;
the Public, that be niay, as mimic be Remedies,
tot stilted ftorn 9 to :l.
at his house, No. 54, Frith-swim, Soho,. in eases of Strictures,'
I ohstryctions, airets,litc... icc. semen as Gonsoflike, Debility,
and every. tlisordec where secrecy is ser-essentially requisite, that
every patient is introdi,ced iu a separate apartruent.. Mr. D. bas
for huffy years confined himself to that department of Surgery,
and fro* extensive puictice, and.the most flatterink metes', he is
enabled to offers method of cure mild, efficacious, requiring no
! eonfinement or restraint in diet, and whicispreveats a relapse.—
Perstins,in the country stbtirig their caies fully in a letter, inclo-
sing a ii. or a eL tiote, will hive proper minedies scut to the
amount. For the various:symptoms, wee
I.atelf published,-the 6th edition' price es. cd, a Treatise ilk
the alum; Complaints, to be had at the Auttervir home, the ally
Place wlarre,bis Boogies are 501 d... -• %
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lii4PORTANT DIiIOPVERY.
E .Adteasitagq the Public natist always derive.
front regularly educated professional na:n'alirecting.ahnost •
exclusively stinkeotteinc.spities roatady, was never more
clearly jletnanntratothhaerby thlf wjettampled seeitesswhich has
attended the adminjetTatton•of thrirsnew remedy, and the.extraor-
dlnget =resit has perherned. For.aiolii series of years, Meas.
Cu me i r. a..xl,ACo..Sjorgeons, fortnerly in his Maks tyaltrviee, hew '
iOtle the Venereal Disease the Lrticular object bfAeir invetd-
,gation, and are happy in having • nveredriamediciae superior*
twercurY in the mire of teat cuniplaint; it, is sot8o:104 0 aura
that the effects °flit)) remedy are diaineerkallt.upPosite tighter
Of merintryl. for hi
at eradicates evedy :vestige tg
the virus, in io_o4ost toniirined stages, ter it does not in the lean
injure the constitution ;'tin the contrary, It enovates the glee*
in alt its natural funetione, promotes appetite, and facilitateello4.
gestion : thus Mstrast Of reducing a strong-andirigorous congitth*:
Lion to the frightfpi condition drat mercury dote, it not'only pct"
serves that constitial'on in its primitive state buereanis a Weak
and debilitated htte to Its natural strength- andoignue'.* Nuinher-
less instances are on recent, record of:tbi,Superior efficacy of
medicine, its inherent and specific virtues acting as a
correntive to, bodily whether proceeding' from as •
of conjugal or illicitpleantre, or from the more insidioui,diniek
not less destetiVtlie, indulgence of incautious youth of both erne
Its a certain pernicious habit. -Amidst the Melancholy variety of
.disorders which:are the consequence of chit splitary vice, there
nonernore afflicting than that distressing state of debility and de.
ficiency which prevents ovanhittess thematrinsonial state flbei,
unhappy sufferer broods toter 4iiindifortune, ashamed to seek s!"',•
lief, until he is retiated to hair 3 state of weakness as to rendttc
life oppressive. T,ti suet persons it must be a consoling tad*
don to know, that they 1047 now, by a new infaiiiible mode or
treitraent, be restored to that greatest of all human laiessiugsstil
smts, manly and vigorous constitution.
In all cases of debility, deficiency, from whatever cause arising.
as Sven as in every 'species of rem,real infection, Messrs. Curtie •
and Co. may be consulted by patients. of either tea with the
greatest strawy, and irnour, at their house No. 107, nattier.
Garden. Patients in the country, describit:githe particalso d
their campllints, by letter post paid, enclosing a Bank note, will
leave the necessary medicine and advice sent to any part of the
kingdom. No. 107, Flatten Carden:
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I-JONDW: Printed.and Published by LEVEL KENT, of Cat2'•
terbury Place, Lambeth, at the Suit-Orme, No. 2, (.1e417
and. Pabliohed also at the STAs-Orracs. Temple Nat.