Star.
London, England, 1801-03-31 00:00:00

*T6I HE AFFUCTED.

DR. SOLOMON derives the-greaten fatisiae-
non from the number of cafes that almoft daily occur
wherein the ea. tey of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is demon:
ftrated, in eradicating thz worn and molt dangerous fympfame
of nervous diforders; and he is fully convinced that nothing
bat tended fo much to ellablifh the fame of this Medicine,as its
certain faced*, in thole complaints, which strike their roots fo
deep in the conftitutiou, and arc fo fatal to the happinefs of
Mankind.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead it therefore earneftly recoils,
mended to thole who in advanced age feel the confequences
youthful ex eels, or unfortunate youth who have thereby brought
on theinfelves a numerous train of evils, and is at once the molt
elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet dikoveredfor lICINOWO
dikafes.
In weak and (battered eonftitutions,wcaknefs of fight or me.-
tnory, hypochondria, tremblings, horrors of the mind, Sexual
debility, and all other difrafes arifing from a relaxed Rote of the
nervous fyfteni, and often the confequenee of intemperance.
debauchery, inatutation to the neceffary cares of health, luxury
in fedentary, inadive, or studious life ; this Cordial Balm has
oniverfally eftabliflwd its reftorative efficacy, and may be juillg
enumerated amongit the formed of thole happy dikoveries
which medical rekareh has procured as the bkllmrs y/f the
human race, and greatelt counter-adtive to human naifery.—
l'houfands at this day in the three kingdoms, and molt parts
of Europe. Afia, and Ameriea,live to bles the day they firft ap-
plied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the bleflings of health.
who might otherwife have droppedinto an untimely grave, the
vidtims of early Imprudence.
Youth and age of either fez are equally the objects of this TO.
Rorative, and they w ill uniformly participate in its falubriou •
qualities and effects; for whether the lyftem is debilitated in
the ear's pat t of life, or is finking under the advance of yews.
a few duke t (this Medicine will afford immediate an-ounces(
rt turning health and ftrength, by giving toot to the mafettlar
fyftem and organs of digeltion, and by renovating the cam-
Ritution.
To the young it will afford falling health, ftrength, and Spi-
rits, in place of latitude and debility; and to the aged and
infimi it willaffuredly furnifh great relief and comfort by gently
and Eddy invigorating the fyficm.
Nervous difnrden of every kind, and from whatever cadet
arifing, and all that train of finkiap, anxieties, and tremors.
which fo dreadfolly affedt the weak, the fedentary, middle do-
' lime, will in a (tort time be fueceeded by chearfulnefc, ad
eviry prefage of health.
Thofe who have retitled in the Welt !runes, can teflify the
falutary effects of this wonderful Medicine, its fanative quali-
ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming epfdends
comp.al it, the yellow fever; and took who are languid and re.
lazed in their whole f)itan, take this Medicine with the hap-
Float effeds ; ;tufo* therefore goingto McFall or Weft. Indicts
cannot (tore a more important article of health and life.
Youth of ithcr fez, who have predifeda keret and &firm-
tivc vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and debilitated the
whole nervous fyftern, will find the Cordial Balm if Gilead the
molt powerful, certain, and effectual reflorative.
The Cordial Balm oiGilead is now confolered as greatet
difeovery that has been made In theernemory of Man it is pa-
tent fa.'e sad pleafant. The rapid and iticreafing fame bettow-
ed on its author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool) is
the true and only criterion to judge of the merits of a Medicine.
which has been adminifter.d from the higheit to the lateen dab
of people with fueh happy and uniform fuccefs.—The Venders
of this Medicine Erecjoently cannot get !applied as qukk as the
demand is for it, and it is a fadt worthy of remark, that they
are fold snarly as loon as they arrive to hand, molt of tin Halt-
Guinea Bottles being hcfpoke before they arc ordered.
Price Half-a-Guinea a kettle, and 12 for iL

The Cordil Balm'of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be
obtained every day, at the following appointed places of fide, rhea.
Loon, by Mr. Matthews, No, 113, Strand,
In Dub, by Hazard Lancatter, by Wallarif
Erittol, Sheppard Leeds, Rinns
Dr!,-,h ton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury
134rmineham, Svrinney Lynn, Messily
Belltord, Smith Leittelter, Gregory
Blandford, Simmons ---.,----, Stainless
Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee
Clicltenham, Harward Mancheftes, Lynch
Cambridge, Hodrfon Margate, Rowe
Coearary, Roliafon . Maidtionc, Blake
Colchellw, Koymer Malborough, Harold
(Not terltury, Simmons Newbury, Fuller
Carlifle, Jullie Neweattle, 'Walker
hushed
Chatham, Etheringtoo Northampton, Edge
Chelnisiord, Clai liar Nottingham, Burtsaire
(Metter, 1i El:teller Norwich, Steretdonde
I'ot:ft....and Son Oxford, Jones re&
Chichiller, l'hibrion Plymouth, Richards,
( Irene, 'cr. Ftephena Portfinouth. Beim
Chipp-ia '..m, Combs Prelim, , Sergeant
Dubin. Davidfon Reading, *'
' • Smart &.A
And by all the reputable ,Medicine Venders, &whittles.
he. in every principal town in Engiand, Ireland; Soodanda aid
America.

LONDON: 11'1V for the PROPiIiTIM. bi JOHN
DANIEL. (of Corral:l:Arm;' at the STAR Patorrtoor
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NMI'. (of Canteoury-pace, Lazhbetk). at No. COOKY
Rivet. std at the SrAtOrrice, Temple-Bar ;to *kith
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