The Sun.
London, England, 1818-01-30 00:00:00

THE GENUINE Dlt. .TA.NIES'S POWDER AND ANA

LEPTIC PILLS
ARE prepared,• as tlsrliti,. by NEWBERA
and SONS, and sold by them at No. 45, tit. Paul's,
London ; and 29,-Dame-street, Dublin; ant by their Agent,
Mr. Sanger, 150, Oxford-street.

, • Mr. Newberv, by his Affidavit; and by irular Deeds and
Assignments, has proved incootestably his Property in these
Medicines, and Iris 'Possession of the original Itseipes for
compounding them, under Dr. James's Hand, of which he
was•t he sole Depository. The Evidence too of Di...lames
himself, in an Alt:davit, published in 1777, has shewn, that
he admitted Mr. Newberg to be present with him at the P,ro-
cess of making his Fever Powder ;•7--tbe only Person now
living who can claim that advantage. The identity of thk
P7,wiler prep.ared by Mr Newbcrv, and that iby.Dt. James, is
also ascertained hy tie Chemical Analysis of Mr. Profesqa-
Ilrande, and Mr. ACCIIM ;—and confirmed by. the inhikeil
sun:lion given to Mr.,Ncwhery's Prepitration by the most .r..-
tipcctalAc,l'ilblic AVIIO% ire eminently quali-
fied to jilthe of its authenticity, and whose extensive orders
he continues to supply.. - .

From those Facts, which cannot be,perverted by Sophistry,
the Public will be convinced, that the.asscrtiun of Mr. R. G.
G. James. " that the Compositions sold by Mr. Newhery are
sporions,"-is a palpable anal gross deception;—conveying an
imputation of Fraud and Perjury even agaivist his Grandfather
Dr. James hinise:f.
St. Paul's, 27 Not. 1917.

FRANCIS NE SVBERY.

TN C.'
CORDIAL 11AL11 of GILEAD has.
risen in repose to the very pinnacle of fame.—As it is
now tmeversaliy resorted to iii cases of weakness and ema-
ciation, so its benign and health-resturing qualities are also
hermitic universal. It •is recommended to the weak, the re-
laxed, and debilitated, as an infallible and speedy restora-
tive : And, considered as a cordial, is essential to.the comfort
of Ladies of Fashion, being a preventive against cold, when
taken before going out to Parties, Balls, Bolds, Or the Play.
It Will ea liven the spirits, invigorate the mind and the body,
and thereby render them of a cheerful anti fascinating dis-
position by its powerful qualities; and if taken after fatigue,
it will, with a few hours sleep, take away all languor conse-
quent on broken rest, and give relief from everyampleasant
sensation. Some perhaps, unacquainted with its virtues, not
having perused the Guide to .llealth, may he induced to ask.
What is the Balm of Gilead fit for ?—What complaint does it
cure ? To aisswer this it will be "necessary to '
• Hold up the Mirror to Nature.'
Let those who are afflicted in the' following manner reflect
on the Cause that produced such havoc upon " the whole-
some appetites and powers of life r'—Disordered stolaach,
dry cough, weakness in the voice,- hoars,ness, shortness of
breath upon. the least exercise., and relaxation of the whole
system. Those afflicted with paleness, latignor of the eyes,.
weakness of sight or memory, should take time to consider,.
at Linnaeus says., that " youth is the important period for
framing a robust constitution," and that " nothing is to be
dreaded so much as premature excess." The foundatiOn of
a happy old age is a good constitution in youth; temperance
and moderation at that age. are passports to happy grey
hairs.

From the foregoing observations, the propriety of a liquid
form for the administration of such remedies, iu preference
to any other, is olivions; and this Cordial Balm of Gilead
(which is perfectly elegant m respect to smell, taste, and ap-,
pearance) will be found to possess all the genuine qualities
of analeptic; far, besides the nutritisins quality of a restora-
tive, it lia4 a fragrant, subtle, oleoas pritaciple.; whir!) imme-
diately affects the nerves, and gives a kind of friendly in-aim)
to the fluids, yielding plenty of animal -heat, the trite source
of firmness and vigour.
_ _

• ,111 i. S. Lovell, from Bristol,. writes—l declare that 7am
restored from a state of deplorable debility, weaknoss, and
the horrid train of symptoms attendant on a otrvous com-
plaint of h.rtg standing, by the Cordial Hahn of Gilead.• My
complaint-so emaciated me as to be almost incapable. of per..
forming the 'duty in which I was en.,,,ig-ed (as Mate in the
yrelawney, ft on, this port to Jamaica for six voyage,s) at Sea,
or at home. But happily that valuable Medicine of yours has
restored my health and invigorated my constitution, which
had previously been impaired by great exertion.and heat of
ebonite. I assure you iny wife bas taken the Corithti Balm
of Giltiad for a camplaint in 'her stomach, attended with a
variety of distressing and alarming symptoms of debility, with
success ; being now perfectly free therefrom.
Mr. V Alryler, printer, of Bath, declares, that he al-
wals heard tbe greatest eacomiums of the Cordial Bah» of
Gilead, for the universal satisfaction it .has given to those
who have purchased it.,

Cuwdry ;Aid Boiler!, printers, write from Manchester, say-
iti47--The atilland Tot your Cordial !faith of Gilead haS.err-
tainly been more titan for any toed tine-that has ever come
witliin our knowledge 414 experience ; and frointke -conti-
nuance and increase of that demand,' as well as from the ex-
,.
.pressions appi ohm ion, wh:clt, we' 11:irt2 heard from the pur-
chasers, we believe it to be.intsinsL•ally•,salutry, balsamic.
and good, wt•ll calcolatcd to administer t., the ct..iiftiris and
relic f of the afflicted. •
"iotd by flacon and Co.. ISO, Oxford-street ; Wald, 32,1,
n; Leigh, IS, Strand ; anal .Mr. (4tttiey, 111itarics.
;old als.i by every reputable Vender in ;dl Market Towus
hroughout the Fingdoui, and all tither Medicine Venders,
pi ice Its. each,.itr four itione Family Bottle by which
one I Is. battle is sawed, .with -I he words " Sanittel Solomon,
Liverintoi,"44.l!:rared on the Stamp.
Dr. Solomon expects, when ccmstilted by lettin, the
snttl comptiotent of a one pound note to bb ioclosed,
:tressed, "'Mot-41...y Letter. Dr. Sdomon, liileathilok.Ne, hear
Li v•trpool.-71'itid double postage."..