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London, England, 1809-08-12 00:00:00

; BUTLER'S CSLIERATED RESTORATIVE 'room
POWDER.
BEAUTY of Countemtnce, and reguLtrity of Fea.,
.tunes, are allowed to silszinguish the Briton, Fair; but
Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOO l'H POWDER would beg les,y
so remind his Country-wothen ti.at the lustre of their CI arm'
loses half its influence where the Teeth are dis.:oloured, ur thew
a rotten and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inex:usu'slr
as the present preparation affords the infallible means • f removin;
ev ry blemish of the enamel, and i safe in its application, b.:41
composed of Vegetabl-s.
It is recommended to .the attention of all tanks, as Ilea
away every imp-rfeciion, either in !he colour, or the decay o. the
.enamel of the 'Teeth, as rendering •l r br nth sweet and deem.
Me, and making the Gums of then proper shape and v_lrnan
hue; and a certain preventive against the 'Footh-ache. No com.
position of this kind ever brought -forward to ptddic no ice, has
met such univ-rsal approbation; and the Propri,,or has tO bu 24
that it is in daily use of Royalty its.:lf.
Sold, wholesale s.nd retail, by Mr.• Elder, No. 4, Chea,sA.l
corner of Pa ernoster-row ; and ma'!, by Crisp, corner of 'Trull
Gardens; ridding, Oxford-str .6A ; Clarke. Sts9, BoruLtsi
Baxter, Edinlitirgh and Gla-gow, and by most Country lied4c.a.
Venders and Purloin( 13, in Mott s at 9s. sk!.. each.

Art Account of the Efficacy of that most t xcellent Medtcip,. ft*
CORDIAL BALM of. t; I LEAD, prepart d by l/r.
AION, Gilead House, near Liverpool, in Nersous and (c...
sumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Old Coughs, 1.0w.i..•
of Spirits, &c. Caios of which are hereunto annexed fur .4,16,
forturiosi of those afflicted with complain-s, rim 14
persons, however dangerous their sttuatit a may be, shotld
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spair, but seek for advice and remedies, even though thti
should be bereft of every other hope of relief.
Tu Dr. bOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liverpool.
SIR, Edinburgh, Nov. 29, tsrs.
AS it must be very gratifying to you to be intOrinta
A- of the great efficacy of your medicineF, I bt g leave thtigote
to-hand 'you the following particulars, %%inch 1 am anxious tt,t
you make public, is order that others in similar
may have immediate recourse to such a valuable remedy at lout
Cord4.l Balm of Gilead:

Altleuigh a very young man, I was reduced tel such a stated
debility, in consequence .1 a nervous c6nip:aun as scarcely tofu
able to walk, and totally unable tolollow nty'nsual employmete
I bad many other disagreeable symptoms, particularly a stoke
pain in the stomach, whir a great depression and lowness of 10.
nits. In this miserable situation I bad recourse- to your Carer,*
halm of Gilead, and bought a small bottle from Mr Stnith,3B,
North-Bridge, your Agent in 'this. City; (to whom reference may
be has) front which 1 elvstvta so which advantage as to be aWe
the course of a few days to resume my employment; since tha
tisn't have taken several bottles more. from which I /urea),"
experienced similar benefit, so much f:o, that to your medicioe,
under Div.?. P4OVIDINCE, I look upon as the preservation of
;mylife. Accept, thrrefore, dear Sir, of my mast grateful thank.;
anibtaieve me, with respect, your moat obedient vrvant,
JOH. SHORT.
To ISt SOLOMON, Oifead-house, near Liverpisor.
Sal-1 have-a eireninstance to toLutiou to yeu which wil,spetk
loudly in praise of your inconiparible medicine cite Cordial. B: hr.
of Paced ravies,.of Oprini.iii I, Ste:Ward' to Lord Co.
ventry, havins.bren •affhatedfun. a lung time-scalp the most et.
crutiating pains in his legs, basks &c. Ivhkh confined him to his
bid;'and nearly bioight him .tu the grave, chain:eel to hie that
" his filo was nut worth a sevm-shilliavpiice when 4e had
recuerse to your medicine, n hich soon rekieved him, an by.
little lot ther persrveraece is taktig he k restuted.to pct.
feet health, and was aunty how ypitsrdiy.
am Sir, your's, &c. JOHN AGG, Post-tracer,
Eveibam Worersterskire,.4Bll .tit. I Ad. • •
Th's celebrated Medicineds at ideby Mathews and Leigh, lq,
Strand, in bottles ICs. &Leach, oc Four in one Family Bottle for
325. by which 9s. are sand; hicludittg also the duty, the Eimp of
'which bears the proprirtor's-naane atte atirßess in the engravuti,
" Sand nelomon, I ivespool," without which none are giepainc.

S9ltl,wltolesal. and rtta*, at Butler's Viratehoisiat,4ll4 titeapsicit,

London,

DR. GILBERTI VEGETABLtms-riscoß.
AuTic fißc-.)ps, in bottles at22a, and a 'smaller size :4
varisity.of diseases that prairail at this arts.' of :!e
year, generally orig:nating tram impurities of bliwd, i Titus*
tt•d t!tomach, or obstructed perspiration, it is with-the fullest wic.
fitlctice of success that we streuutausly recommend this unrivi:ed
medicine to public notice, as brit g a certain preietranst .na
cure ter Lumerous diseases, particularly the land and -ca siert?
cancers, king's evil, ulcerated spiv legs, running wounds in aiy
part of the billy, leprosy, eruptions after the small-pox or mete
sled, inflammation in the eyes, St. Antliony'*fire,rheninatisei and
rheumatic gout, slow, nervous, and intermittineevers, and ill tit
long train of disorders which afteild the scuritjt internally.
The following extraordinary Cure and • arthenticatl testinaonf
must of itself be sufficient to place Dr. GILBERT'S VeSetpic
Antitcorbutic Drops at the head of every public remedy, which
has been discovered in this ur anyother.patikan ; thetrurti of
which was confirmed by an aCidavit taken at the Tow:
Portsmouth, April the Ist, 1 iU9, betore the Rev. Geur,,e C:44.
bent, Mayor. . •
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`o, Britain-street, Portsea, Aprjl.l, 1409.
TO Dr. C s T —3IK, in g- atitude to you, as being the InVens
tor and Proprietor of one, perhaps, Of the greatest discoveries in
nie&cine which has ever been made in any country or ags,ind ale
for the suffesing parr of society, I could wish the followingrtjse to
lie laid before the public at large: I h 24 been fotnearlytheetvears
the greatest sufferer both in body and mind; it first tunisefruni a
powerful disease—the secon.l from my he inzjetidered Incapable of
Attending to my trade, tku.oply moans of providivg for a wite and
infant fatuity. My complaint %vas at first erhatls usually teamed
the Rheumatism, which affeireciin; in various parts of the body,
after which a deadness seieed my hands and arms, Which render:"
them entirely u.etess ; there appeared to tr no sense of feeling
no more than if they Were hung to my shouldert with chord',
as I could fling them againq stones or wood without suffer-
ing the least 'pain. I had violent and almost constant pairs
in my knees, body and head, and my whole system so weakened
and relaxed, that I doubted of ever being restore(' : I tried v:riuus
public medicines, and large quantities of simples; I applied to nun)
gentlemen of the faculty, both physicians and surgeons, 'hen of
judgment and humanity, in the towns of. Penenotith, Purtsea,
Southampton, Blandfurd, &c. but their medicines, blistering, hat
baths, nor any thii;g was of the least advantage to me: is this de-
plorable state. I was when your Vegetable Anti-scorbutic Drops
were recouunended to me, 1 purchased a bottle of them, without
their= idea of deriving any relief from them ; but my surprise
and joy tuns: be suppOsed to'have exceeded expression; when I say
that I found the languid circulation ,of the fluids warmed by vitl
heat in a fen, bout's after I Lad taken 'this astonishing medicine,
::or
did it rest here, foe I grew daily better, and in a few weeks
regular coutintrance of the medicine three tines a day, I ga::ad
an effectual ture.—Witniss my band, • '
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Cabinet-Mater.
Witness to the above being a real truth, I.M-excite, ut Lii
Majesty's Cun-wharf,"

JANIE* CLAPPERTON, Bookbinder.
The truth of the above statement is further verified by the oak
of the said Win. '1 lor, sworn the Ist day of April, 1909,41 rue
Town-lull, in -Portsmouth, before a Justice of the Peace for C.-. 1
said llorour.h. dEORCE CCTORERT, Mayer.
The above Vegetable Anriscorlintie Drops a re the to!c properf
of, and prepared only by Dr. C. S. Gilbert, late et the Dispenssi.
Pore street, Exeter, but now of Pore-street, Lock. Sold %sheik--
sale by Messrs. Williams and Dyer, Exeter; and -etail by Payne,
Plymouth ; Brodie and Co. Salisbury ; digg, Le.stol ; Langder,
Sherborne; Woulmer, Exeter; Belam, Portsmouth; Grist, Part-
sta t. Legg, Gosport ; Harvey, Southampton ; 'EhorripSon, New-
port; Simmons; !;;,.ndford, Langworthy, Wqyrneutb ' • 1)r. Ka'
' bens, Eridport • bra., Axminster ; Williams and Siarte,Hoaiton!
Pies, Newton Abbott; Croyslon, l'e:gumouth ; Craib, Dswltsi;
Ryder, .Topsham Syle, liirnstaple; Ash, Stratton ;, Marl!ot
liatineeston ; Liddell Bod Win ; Liverton, St. Columbe ;
Tiruro ;'tippet, Camborne ; Ashwith, Ret:ruth ;Trembatli, Pen
zinbe ; •Penahma' Hebron I,,Spry and Doherty, Falmouth ;
nth, St..Analt; Lukey, Powey ; Pickerleigh, Lostwitliei ; Xd•
Modbury ;light, Kingsbridge ; Daire and Fisher, Tomes;
Salter, Dartmouth ; Tareng, Brixham ; Hoop.er,
Inggert,•Taentoo ; Collird, Wiveliscombe ; Jolliffe, Crewke:lie;
l'ilrellinEtans. Yrolfil ; Wooliford, Bridgewater ; Collins, IV, t`''
Wilson; Frome; and bO most medicine vender and newsmen'
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