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London, England, 1815-03-06 00:00:00

EVERY MAN HIS OWN 1)0C FOR.

fIY the EFFICACY of Dr. BOERI-lAAVE'S
INFAI.I.IBLE RED PILI., 4s. CI. only p: box, pers..tis
of either St.s, assis,ed by the invaluable copions direction, esVre.
with given, arc enubied to eradicate effectually a certain insidious
l/ist a•e, and td facditare the recovery of health, with case and
sakty, certainty an. 4 secrecy, in a few days.
For Bilious Di.eases, Scurvy, scrofula, and Impurity of Blond.
the eflicacy of this medicine is so well known and highly attested
tor .50 years past, that any further comment Is rendered unne-
cessary.
Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late
Dirry and Sutton) How Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. ISO,
Oxford-street, Londnn ; Brodie and Dowding, SaPabury ; A.
Smith, perfumer, North-bidge,Ediaburgh ; Martin Keene, No.
ti, College-green; at Davisdn's, No. t, Parliament-street; and of
Messrs. F. Newbury and Son, Dublin ; and other Medullae Ven-
dee in Europe and America.

GREY or Red Hair on the Head, Whiskers, Scc.
changed to an auburn or black by ATKINSON.* VEGE
TAW E DYE, by so easy an application that a Lady or Gentle-
man may change the colour of their own Hair with ease and
secrecy with this advantage peculiar to this Dye, that the colour
it conveys is so permanent that nei:lier soap and water, the use
of hot ItoLs, nor any thing in art ur nature can possibly remove
the colour, hence the necessity of using powder or false hair to
cover the imperfection of grey hair, &c. is entirely superseded, as
by using this Dye it infallibly changes the hair to its original
colour.

Sold price ss. 7s. 641. tos. 61.1. and one guinea, by James Atkin.
son Perfumer, No. 43, Gerrard-street, Soho square, 1.ondo::,
antby his appointment by most Perfumers, kiair.dressers, and
Medicine Venders, in Town and Country.
N. B. Monty orders (by post) sent by return coach.
Also, ATKINSON's CURLING V 1,1.1111 patronised by the
Royal Famfy, also her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of
Russia, Princess of Oldenburg, and by most of the Nobility.
The Curling Fluid stands, without competition, the most ele-
gant article ever invented for dressing the hair, it frees it from
dandriff, &c. makes it beaftilully soft and glossy, and keeps it in
cud during exercise bi the dance, promenade, &c. or in a damp
atmosphere, but what remissa this ankle of the most eminent
uti/ity, faits wonderful properties for restoring tile hair on bad
places, of which axe convincing testimonies in an Essay on the
Nature and Diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each bottle, pnce
Ss 6d. 75.6 d. sad oneguines.

Cn u•rson.—To avoid the counterfeits, be particular to ask fur
Atklnson's Curling Fluid, or Atkinson's Vegetable Dye, and ob-
serve that his name is on the label, and the &say on the Hair
enclosed within the sneer to each bottle.

mumAs IsAYLOU., ESv•
IBEG leave to inform you, that ever since the yeat
1790,1 hadbeen afflicted with the Lues Venerea, which from
Itsobstinately resisting every course of medicine prescribed by the
most eminent of the faculty here, and undergoing several severe
courses of salivation and twice discharged (ruin the 1 loqpit al, with
little relief, would appear to be of the most Inveterate nature. In
the spring of last year my disorder had got to such a head, as
Deady to put a period to my existence. In this state, I was re-
commended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received so great a cure
by them here,) to take your Leakes Patent Pills which I began
to do on the ecth May ; in the course of a fortnlgir. I began tc
receive benefit. In little more than a month I became, by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from myfor-
iner complaints, have recovered my former spirits and strength,
and am become jolly and fat, in which state having continued
many months to the utontslment of ad who knew mi, I am
at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but beg you tor
the good of other suffering mortals, to make this my cue as
public as possible, as I shall on every occasion—in so doing you
will greatly oblige, Sir, your gratdul obedknt err humble ser-
vant, ALEX. MUKKER.
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Prepared and sold by &e sole Proprietor, Thomas Taylor,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in London, at his house
N 0.9, New 13ridge-street.

They are also sold by hie appointment, at the Perfumer's, No.
U, St. Alban's-street, Pali Mall ; the Toy-shop, No. 103, Ox
ford-tercet ; Mr. Dieborough's, N 0.7, Flah-strcet-hill, nearlyop
posite the Monument; and by one person in every considerable
town in England, See. in boxes only is. fld. each, sealed up with
tull and plain direction', whereby psalms ofrlther se: say cuts
faciaselves with sass Ip4 swag.

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COUCAIS , ttOAR FINESSES, &e.
Ail R. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL to.
ZENGES of 1 OLU, the great denrtnd for wh:ch, aftei
upwarJs of fifty years trial, proves them a uetrior remedy rot
all Coughs, Hoarsenesses, Sore Throats, AsibuLtd. and Cul.
sumptive Complaints. 'I he motor only Lave R. Its -; w.. 3
printed on the stamp, by Whom they .:re prepireJ, as
to T.ureraoio, the loventor.
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•Sokl on boxes, at 14. 144. each, by Ids appentinent by F. New
bevy and :uns, St. Paul's Church-yard; t•utton sad Cu. Poe
elotrchiard; Bayley and Cn. Cncksput-otr..e ; Nilt, Royal El
change ; Ward, 1,24, liolbarn ; Clark, ~249, Borough; saio4er, vs(
Orford.street ; !iarelay add Sons, Fleet..market ; Wake, 54,1).;
cadoily ; and the Venderi nlGtnulne Medic U.
Where also may be bad, Mr. Greenough'. 44lebrate.f Ire
tures for proervini; Teel!' and Owns, and curing the I
aeb, in enlarced LMdt s, at tiv. 9.1.

No) 1)1w:dela h.tve c nitstputed rotate es.;:!it..l4) t.
destroy ifyineneal !iappineso than tko.a. which e
consequence of utignat,led pi. enure. I,Pople of every 114. p..
adora•ton to the Shrine of Wedlock, hut where the COL-tin,„
WA heels Name," by Disease, a renovation of stals,lity i 4 nid,,k,
tably requisite. Twenty ream have we devoted our prnctier
the reclusive treatment of die following I ko.ordets, awl , „
cesstal result of our plan rives us ardoor to
tar as we are able, the ravages of nurse Compbilits tcLxh .-c
most important in the c.e 314)::tte of I liftmen irs. .t.
inn:anon into every branch, a. levy ..kircems4 We [crated a „,.,
,at an early period of practice, to rescue Ind. valuate tool
norance of ur.Aticated nten, or the t qually (lanai ties
of general Practitiont rs.
The l/isorders to the cure of which we have 4evorecl oar
tentinn compri*e every species of Venereal Inn-viol; ail lib'.
.): Debility, whether ariboig 114t11 the hatnis of b...
or the iinhilgencies t.f iige,• that 1et411...-. ,It
;4ystein iu M'onien, whiai is called bartentiebs or
tietuitial Weaknesses, (Arcs, Obstructions in the It:

as also Strictures, whither recent or of icor durati..
which have baffled th. skill of other Practaioners,
our present improved plan or treatnieut etleetnally an.!
noilly cured, witl.r.ui the p stalLtm3 the • xt•niewt:
and alarming lien.orrhage which Tres ueutty follows th, aa,
ciao sat the Lunar Catistte. ill the course of our esters-ivi- r
in thls metropuhs, numerous cases or ti FRIC 11.3 :
and are daily under our care, the total er.s:isca;•ott of ig hict, t, .
fecied by a sate, certain, and esi.t.tlit.ous mode of ewe .
to any ether yet Waive& he weakness, ri:hisatiodi,

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lity, proceeding from this complain• are speedily rent met!, 4
the Patient restored to sound and vitorous health. ht.: Vrik ,
the ii,:bility 11.11 i for years existed, a proper persetraciti..tt n
restorwive remedies Is indispensably requisite, - .1 relliVc the :114
btring sparks of life, and to reanimate the cmstittition.
Numerous Diseases arc the result of .gisoratice or bAst, j., yi.
treatment of a simple tliniorrhea, and it nut unti (quer. '..:. '..,.,
pens that the seeds of life are pon,inied by the in.liscretii,L ~• ~..
unguarded hour. By a saiiettor method -.Lich ct,iiipi.ont. ...r.
easily cured; and even where toiler., lave tailed, we newt au
we may presume to oiler a radical re-establisltmert. Few, hoe.
ever, are the casesof complicated 'Mares* in this 41..ri.,.r. cot.,
pared with the calamitous situation of men, who, not:. aii iii,'..i,
genre in a solitary vice, or the prevalent gaieties of a 14,1:i....:.Li
life, acquire that state of debility which is the unavoidable ...,.....-
•.;,tolic4 of such pernicious labs:s. Where the unhappy s..r. -..
broods over his misery. but cauefully conceals his nii•to.-rui:-., .
may be some conse.ation tor hint to know, that although it b. -
object et doubt or wicertaluty with other Practitioners, the t...
nitwal of these deficiencies by the gradual pi o4ress of ltenveatp.:
IN the accuiruneen of our eapertence. . lithe rues of :iacci.u...
%'eues have begun to seduce moldy vigour, much 4t.rwy *I
I e prevented ky an early co:interaction in this lanvid 5taa.,a....:
in these cages no great rielliculty will occur.
The secou:y which is so esq.ctial to out uni!ertaking„ a.^..ltid
qualsEcatioos which set have presumed to state, form .1...• hie
of our pretenstons. and in chi:..tialetic: with stwit this inn :u
Is given, that Messrs. Cu• tie and Co. may be kocsulted by l'a
tients of either wt:: with the greJte..e necrec).atA; limit:ln.
hiarried Won't/I, who I..vic ben hero disappiented itt tht.
expectations of a lankily, mac he at-Lred, that in tio"t int:ant:4s
such defects are ctuable by Medial skill
Patients in the Ceurry are requrtn al to state the jr.rtleakt,
of their cave, age, and general hzlist toi living, and enclr).;n6 t rs
1 et:ranch fur utl7gx and Metic.:W.ti, whet. tl.e clue w 3 in. vs.
or scut to any part of the Fur t dap. .
CURRIE and Co. 'At ig--..tis. 21! IC7, I lattou..,-ati'leu.

No. la, Bouverie-stroer. Flefi-street, May
'NAT HEN Mea of Education and eroiess.uttal .k
use persevering CildeaVU4ll 4 to uou.r : Air
cert:un metboa of treating 4kw ;1•:•v sil n; *La tt.r > :Ca:o-
- result of theft experience the bvit yr,pa sap:r. :y.
Flceeu years have we vireo el our pr ;‘,. to .:
treatment of Three Disortterv, Lid tl,e ats2 tvtkr
int; our plan, gives uiatlaitiOthil Amour to
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bli the ravages of their con .p Ai::ts W'ilCii -•Lr mt;
of all the infirmities to which the Loma.: eve o r.y I. C?,;
After an authorised intredneeon 113:0 eve:y
Science, we determined WI commencing praetce,
dividuaho hum the ignorance or uneducated men, or the es:Jr.;
dangerous precipitancy ot a gei.eral practitioner
The three d widen, to the cute of which webs., directed ..r?
attention, comprise every ..pecies of V.etat real liirecTion, when..*
of recent or hang duration ; 2diy, all kitol, of V. bites or Vele
ciency, whether ar:sing the secret habits ot sehoul-boys, or
the induigencies of mai urn age, terinieatieg in impotence, *A
sometimes in consumption ; .uid la.tly, that tleraht,ean:in et the
system in women, which is called liar:mess or sterility, is
many cases originating in a sintilar error.
Neinereus diseases are :he result of ignorance or haste In rte
treatment of a simple Gonorrhea, aril it nut utereque:ly
pens tha! the seeds of We ate poisoned, from the inadvt,:.-:. •
of an unguarded moment. By a Ftiperior wethnd, :;:rh
plaints are easily cured; and even where others have laded, n•:
trust that we may offer an tie. e:ual r
Still catlnot the must itiveteixe cos-. s of cJesplieated
in this disorder equal the ealatuitous tintiariaus MCI:. Vs:
from an inthelgence in # solitary vtce, or prevalent gale its 01 •
fashionable Lfe, acquire Oa( state et deb:ley, which sc t'le
veitFable effects ut such rtnicious lifoits. Where the oell.:11si
e.ilferer broods over his neieery. b t cnroolly conceals his au,-
fortune, it may he some cotr:olation for hire t.) be atsured,:la
while other practitinnees fearft.lly anticipate the eyelet,
' tenauval of those deticienats by the gradual progress of recs.
yard Nature that is the acqnitement of our studies., if at :'.at
devuticii at the %twine of ltat.clies or Vt:otis have begun es ;12 tit!
e,g,ence of manhood, much aeaitty will be prevented by an cads
counteraction of this langti id state, and in t hese cases no grrw
ficulty will te:eur ; but wLeie this defie!tntcy has been Atte 3
continue for years, a judicious Perseverance iii ittdispealt,:x LI
revive the constitution, and re-animate it to health.
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Married IVomtn, wbose expecta•iona of a fa7er have tem
defered, from whatever cause, will rective ho.ue ci:nsoleiou
hearing, that in most insiances, by atten;ion to our ntel;chws,
geiu tunc.tung become renovated, and the nved.suctui It%
moved,

The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently ciumected
or arising front the above complaints, have not escaped
art Winn ; by an itil and improved plan, we ar.:
bled to remove obsticate Oleets and titricturee, wh-enter r:
cent or of long duration, wl:hout resorting to the rainiid
dangerous use of the cal.stic boogie. Ilaity instances :an is
adduced of very inveterate easel, of sever:.l years contands,v,
having Yield 'd to our method in. ; few days, after the Corr
been a:tempted by other FrAri-i,lutTs effeet, and w. 2
has been the agreeable: result of a practice of littera yesrs,
the mode of treatment has ni,t, In one tangle instant:o. 4.vg
proved abortive; during which period many Noldenter And 6'lP
Hemet , tuarther with several thousands of both sexes, have di'
perienced the enjoyment of having been perfectly card, 'for
severe and injurious methods had been re r.euered HIM no pas:.
The secrecy so essential to our tori!ertakhig, and the uneot'''
ed qualiLcations by which we are raneriored, form tae
of our pretensions ;in cpincidence with which, ails 0111-'n,
is given, that Messrs. Gess and Co. ni.ty he consul.svi persowlq
at their house by patients of either sex, from tiirf•lll the monalls
till nine at night, or by letter, enclosing a Bail-state.
l'ati •nts in the country to state their age, manner sof luingslat
when the roquisite advice and naudic.ncs shall he dtdta
any part of the United Kingdom.
Certificates of our skill and humanity durirg the docent 4
the above complaiuts, front many eniiner t Physicians now livt,:b
u well as letters front some Noblemen and hers, who have i
slated on their publicity, are ready to satisfy e.e,y one at tat
authority of what we advance.
f GOSS and Co. Menthes sof the Royal College of Sergele‘
13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, London_

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