Star.
London, England, 1812-02-17 00:00:00

TO THE NOBILI FY, GENTRY, AND OTHERS.
Immediate Relief and ultimat': Success in re%toring health to the
afflicted with Colds, Coughs, Shortness of Breath, and a variety
or maladies u hich the moisture of our eittnate continually pro-
duces, must uuquestior.al.l be regarded as"the first of national

N no one instance, (where cure was within the
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taach of Med ciac), has MADDEN'S VEGE IIiBLE ES.
SEbICE fa led to accomp`ish this deArable end. In order
to prove that his is not the dictates or interested buoving, Mr.
Madden hat published, price (id. a pamphlet, containing
the teat -
motttes ::early IOJ Ladies and Gentlemen, who, in the most un-
qualified thanner, a.:k nu tv ledge its astonishing effects in the &nevi-
akin sad cure of the above &wows, w hich have been ju-tly tanned
the plague cf Eneand. Mr. Madden receiving daily:echo:Jowled/0.
Wen s of the pi uv.d.mtial blessings attendant on hie endeavours,
respectfully ulTei s to the public the following cas.:s
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Froni the key. 114.1 r. 1 otters, Kector of ilebtlen, Essex.
St e:-W it h the more grateful pleasure I bear testimony to the
efficacy of your medicine, and I have no hesitrstion iu stating; that
the succets with which the use of it in this parish has been attended
may b.! considered general and great 3 in cares in wbell no human
means could afford permanent relief, the Vegetable Essence has
never failed to palliate sod mitigate many urgent symptoms i au the
/looping cough, in particular, it has proved highly beneficial, and
lessened the prciallfe of that disordet to many children (among
horn I must include-veven of my own), who would other rase, I
h:lieve, have suffered severely. Sincerely wi.hlng that your bent-
voletn exertion. may meet %sick every possible deer ,e of suites, I
:impair, your most obedient servant, w. J. rorrtu.
Kilburn, January 7, 1812.
Six—Permit me to return you my most grateful thanks for the
great benefit 1 have received from yourusvaluable medieine.Abeet
IS rtiotAs ago 1 caught a cold attended by a very bad rough and
shurzness of breath, for which 1 cried numerous remedies, but
without effect, and continued to get worse, with mach pains in my
side, that I could scarcely tura in bed, or draw my breath, till
hearing of your excellent medicine, after taking two or three
bottles, I found great relief, my appetite returned, sad I continued
to get better, and am now perteetly recovered, for which I return
ou my heartfelt thanks, and am, air, your obliged and grateful
servant, Was. Fire.
Mr. Madden respectfully Informs those whit may be disposed
to try this sovereign remedy, that It may be had at is 'Dispensary,
No. 14, Gloucester-street, Queen square, London, and by at-
poinunent,at Knevett and Co.'s, Bartholomew-close; Mr. flaw-
kin', 13, 01.1 Bond-street; Mr. &Lon's, and Mies Randall's,
itoy4 hachange Gate, Cornball; Mt. HugueLain's, ss, Hay-
market; Mr. Mactrass'a, 115, Fleet stnet ; Mr. tangres, $3O,
Oxford-stmt; Mt'. Clark's, VII, Iligh-s:rern, 13cnotte ; Mr.
Sass's, King-stri ; Mr. Strati. nd's, 15S, lissasopsgate
Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle row, ; Mt. Per.
sin's, 23, Southampton-street, Covent-gaff:len ; at 7s. per bottle,
camp included. Any quantity, not less than three bottles, atilt
(cartage free) to any par! of the hingdgM, 9111 receiving a ow-
pound-L*3 fix tub One btAill•