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London, England, 1807-11-23 00:00:00

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!MHE fg, Sohn Scr,are, bejr,e
1.• open to the Poor. has contributed conEderr‘bly to the cre
SPII.S6URV's PATENT 4-%biTISCORBOTIC DROPS have
gained, by dot-milling its eL9caey as a medicine in cafes of Seto-
phula, Gout, itheuvriatirei, Frupticns, and Nervous Weak*, de.
pendant on the obitruti.:lti or the flonineb and iiitellittes, and in
all thofe complair-•.s of Clffulcd bile, whi..:e ealumcl has I Q its
effect by trtqwnt ure.

It it requilire to c.altion the Public againft purchafiag any otters
but thofe btar:og wards " fly V.v.( 1,;" on •
bottle, hill of directi,a's, and outride wrapper; togeibir with tlz
Duty. pritited in black ink: fold. in bottles of 3s. bd. ;
1 double battles tow; larger it. '2 • ; duty irc:uded.

DR. FREENI A N's GuT r A sm .0 r.• RIS.
THE value of this tledicine has been rf
long proved, that nub .:it of the prefect thy can bear a
competition w?th It ha all t:,c dit•runt (taxes of ac: to pilaf%
which it cffedtually cures and eraeitiates from the habit, without
exciting the painful feetig‘ and expofure that attends falivatb.,
without delal!itating the ccuiti:nt:stri in any degrte, or even re-
quiring confinement fr ten ha:tel., or reilrieti Ir in diet. The
radical virtues of there inellimlble Drops hay.-tproved their claim
to public apnrobation for more than billy years In all the de-
bility of both. fete', they prova a never failing rtftorative, whe-
ther the dtbihty is product,' by ton free uie of Mercury, illitk
plearures, or the cretfts of a warm &matt to L,raeclicra, and that
going abroad. Thty canna: be recommend,d too Itrongly to
thole who will receive a fate, fp rdy, and c0m,.1.1t are is all old
ftubborn Gteete, and evtry we .hittfs that aired, the bladder and
organs of urine. By its efficacy many women have become mu.
then, who for years had been deprived of th:t
Sold wholefale and retail at hlr. Butler's, Na. 4. chc,puccor.
ner of Paternoft. r-row, cad retail by titian), Portfanowh; Writes.;
Portrea ; Wills and Rng -rs, Plymouth; Peck, Hull; Calwell, Dub.
tin; Mac,onil 1, Gbdow ; Smith and hkuilerton, Edinburgh;
and by mnft country medicine venders, ha bottles, at as. yd. fib,
with ample diredions.

ItJTLER'S RESTORATIVE TOOlll7PliVf.
DER, here effeted to the ore of the Pubife at large, Wit its
the circle of Dr. P. H. Diauldale's panicularcrquaintante, ant the
Nobility and Gentry, his patients. and its virtues jelly apptciatw
ed ;but a certain delicacy prevented him from publicly announcing
this preparat ion. Mr. Butler has come into polfeffion of the original
recipe, and he begs to Arun, thole of listed with decayed or urea-
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on is efficacy and rant..
alive quality—a tt uifm of which any one may be convinced,by a
fair and candid trial of one box. Of the properties of this Tooth
Powder. it. dettriike property is juft fufticient to clear away thol.:
deftrutitive particles of acid which generally adhere to the guns,
and in the ir•.ter:icea of the teeth, without injuring the furface of
tither, healing former. iu the former, and promoting a new ena-
mel of ptarly whiteners. where it Las been injured or corroded on
the latter. It has a pleztfant and agreeable odour and is withal fo
perfeelly intiecem, that it may be eaten without nihry. There
diftinguifhing charaderitties of its Dilative effedts and fuperiority.
have procured it the unbounded approbation of the %hen, the
Prircefres, the Emorefs of R ffia, the Ducheffes of "i ork,Bedford.
Gordon, Leeds. R utland, and molt of the hoclifh and.fondeu No
hili;y, many of whom recommend it with admiration, as a met:C-
lary appendage to t:ie Hirt, and ihdeed they do but common juf-
tire hcrrin, frtee it inn-tarts s frnincfs and beautiful redncfs to the
gums .to the trelth the raell de:caabie Iw:cowls, and. if ufed con-
Raney as directed, will r, ndcr the ,eeth firm and vthife, and pre-
vent the tot th :rah frnm reit:ming to thole who have hem liable to
its melt banef..l effects.

Prepared and fold wholt rale and !craft by Mr. Butler, No. 4,
Cbentide, corner of Pater:miter-row, London, and of molt coon
try Medicine Vi.ndert. and Perfumers, in buxea at 2R. 9d. each.
Oi whom may hr butler's improved Silver-wired Tooth.
Brolhol,rrice tv. cr.:b.

ACANDID exmination of Profertinnal Pretert•
bon, is oily to be learefl by him who is confcious of inca-
pacity. The FordEli:al pretenscins of Mr.:iµta are fimply
there—that he is a Member of the College of Sur;rons, and as
regularly educa:ed as r.y l'itytician or Sutgeon in London; that
it has been his t ermine hi- practice to Venereal Corn-
plaints and Debility. anll (La* it' the trer.tment of there complaints,
for the latt ftairte.:n ye are, of which be has rchdeal eleven years in
Arurdel flrect, hi, urzlnice has been more eminently filecer4ful
than that of any other .surgean in the fame branch. He regrets
that illiterate men, under }:QT[Tr:us have copied his•ad-
vertifcrrents nearly word for word, but the injury to the
may be prevent: d by a careful inquiry fmr the cer.ifintcs which'
the pretend to I,7oirds, and an acenra:e examination of the Hlt of
Surgeons. wl.ich is annually publ:ilicd at the College in I.incoln'z-
Inn•Fieles.

No difiAifes are felt with greater ;Coney by the fefrcree the
thole which arc nct::,:ont.d by his own imp; uticnce, and iano
cafe, of confultation is liberality cf edticazon tn-re d-firable in
the prof, trot., than where the tnoli and taied cceifidcnce is pliccd
and the molt inviciab!e fecrecy txpeded.
On terms plainly itzted on the fill interview, or in anflver to
letters containing a Bdtik-note, Mr. Bree otters relboration of
health in all thnereai Complaints, and in all cafes of Debility,
whether arifing front the habits of inconfidcrate youth. long rill•
deuce in warm climates, or the prevalent gaieties of .a fathionable
life.—Na. 29, Arundel item, S rand, November to, 1807.

Iprafefline myfelf a regularly edlica!ed Member of
A the College of Surgeons. I think ft incumbent on me to signify
that my Diploma from the College of Sargams in London, as well
as Certifiates from the Hakim's, and various pruftffors under
whom I Bodied Phylic, Surgery and Midwifery, have been for
Tars placed in one of my parlours, open to the infpeetion of any
perfon who happens to be there, or is defirous of fuch examination.
Thirteen years I have refigned alt other practice for the fiudy
and treatment of Venereal Complaints and Debility—but it war
nut till I had experience as an Artily Surgeon and general Wadi-.
(inner, that I thought mylelfkiftilictl in the fsleetion of this peen.
Jiar branch. The concentrated force of the human lotelleet when
dirt dud to a particular point, mull acquire fuperiur ty within the
circle of its own anion, and long continued fucctfs is a decided
proof that my efforts have not beets :es beneficial to others than
advantageous to myfilf.
The dittrefs and the mirery which arifes from a certain deftrucw
tive habit fo pernicious to ithuolbuys, have been frequentl;• pour.
trayed by the nrnralifts of the age ; hut it is the duty of every
Pradlitioner, when called upon, to relive fuels (offerings by me-
dical affiftmote, and it is the acquirement of my exclufire expe-
rience in this line to offer, in every Inch cafe, a bale and certain
tc-eltablifhnient.—la flight cafes of deficiency produced by free
living, refitcnce In warm climates, or too much indulgence of
(eductive pallions, and in all recert venereal complaints, early
application infures au imps di ire cure. But in the molt com-
plicated cafes of d bility, accompnied by fever, or diforders of
the 4 item arifng from negh eted ittiedion, !lase perleverance is
indifpenfaltly requifite for the reanimatioa of the c.,nititution, and
reftoration to health and vigour.
In all cafes, in either kx, the molt nVolable ferrety is obferv•
td, and the terms of remut,erat.un are p:ainly Rated ua the (tat
interwew.