Star.
London, England, 1815-08-25 00:00:00

NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.

DR. FOT II ERGI LL'S RESTOR AT VF.
CORDIAL DROPS Lave been Well known nt•-,r h.& a
Century for their efficacy in every description of Nervil,
orders, and Debi;ity or Relarvitin in Persons of eitlier Sex,
young or old; whether hereditary or occasioned by a long resi-
dence so hot or unhealthy Climates, the immoderate or Spi-
rituous Liquor:, or other noxious Fluids, too Sedentary a Lite.
I close application to Study, excessive Care or Grief, injudic:oct
a ;minis, ration of Mercury, Dissiiiatlon. or other causes .1" he
effects of this excellent and power ul re•anitnating Medicine are
to give warmth and vigour to the who:e Nervous System, to re-
pair the time anti injared constitution of the muscular forts, to
render P.aid and promote the due circulation of the animal jUICLI,
revive and exhilarate the languid drooping spirits, assist (11;es•
don by stimulating and strengthening the organs of the btomachi
excite a genial glow of vital beat which gradually emends to
every part Of the frame; and if persevered In for a rea.o.able
time, feebleness, lasslttole,•antlety, melancholy, and ale ca . do-
plotable symptoms of disease will vanish; and strength, r.',ours
serenity, and every evidence of renovated healtl., will he tat
happy result of taking these iavaluahle Drops.
Sold at Mr. Blither, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Pail's
Church-yard, Loudon; and most Country Medicine Vciidiss, in
bottles, at Is. dd. and gis esch.

. j LS PASTILLES MA ItTIALLES de MONT.
PE I.IER ; or, AROMATIC I.OZENGES of reed.,
are a discovrry of the first importance to this present •and sue
creimg Bassi, their happy effects being equally sudden, cei ;.1111 and
ptrinanriat ; so diffusely salutary, that while they give toile to
netts, and heath and vigour to the entire frame, they inipert a
ge.141 brat through the whole system, aid exh.lirate the animal'
rits in such a manner, that they may fairly be Slid to reanimate
nature; for those ,diseases occasioned by dean it y, rcial at ion, pros.
t ration of stienzth. e:. want of to le in the nervous systtni, ti ay
are recommended wit!,. utnimt confidence, as the moss g e
able, safe and itfanthle remedy 'that evtr ha. been, or p Tit •i ,_ •
ever Call be discovered by the res a •ch..l of seletice "they act „..Z
as a temporary stimulus, or by irritation, but by gradually Pnd
effectually strengthening aed renovating he c institution, ex tag
the healthy a;titia 14, .tad imparting increased energy and v r
to every part of the hunian frame; they restore the languid, a.
'militated, nervous, and reased of both 'ekes, to sonud and o
revs bra" ; when aversion to exereise, loss or depravity of a pe-
tke, and pallid countenance indicate approaching con..umpdos,
the delicate female will be restored to health and moiety Isy i.e
benign influence of this medicine.
At Montpelier these I.menges aciiiiired a degree of cebb...ty
uneqnalled in the annals of medicine, pnd many lemons wlth; Iva
gone there front this , country, attribute their recovery more to
this invaluable preparation than to any othei.tause whatever.
Preparedby the Proprietor, beddon, and sold wholendo
sod retail by his Agent,. Alfr:GMtd, 15e, strand, Loodoo, is
bores, at 7s. and UM. each; also by Davison's, 1, Parileount;
street, Dublin, (Ageats for Ireland); Elkins, Reading; Cowtan
and Culegate, Canterbury ; Mutaday and Co. Oxford; Maur
and Co. Chelmsford; Cruttwell, and Meyier's Bath; 8r0.%
and Co. Salisbury; Laugdon and Co. Sberbeene; Tnewmssts
Exeter; and most Venders of Medicine in the Kingdom: •
To I revent imposition,. Isachßos is signed by the Paapticaor,
0, P. seddea) in hisoooly laud writing, wiltouut whisk none ens
possibly lis genuine.