Star.
London, England, 1807-09-18 00:00:00

DIXON'S Ch.l.hbli..t i.. 1) r 1,14

A 'HESE PILLS have long obtained a 'pill cete-
-11 in the private practice of the prorriei or. Mr. RIXOI4.
Apotheeary.and from their great fucrefs in many oh!tinate
Difordera, on numerous pltients of slitlindion and others, prti-
cularly the Duke of Bedf:rd, Sir Z:ctuge Warren, Sir Gregory
Page Turner, the Dowler Lady Say and Stir, the Vifentintefe
liulkeley, &c &c. he. was »erfoadeil to offi r :h, m to the public,
undtr the approbittion and fandlion rfth•.ir name.
he following is a Proof of their FffiCACy.-
.. Dt4l Caftle, Haverfordweit, South Wale;
Febrenry 24. 1833."
'' Captain Lloyd relents bis compliments to Mr. Dixon, altber
not perfonally acquainted wi, h him, would take it as 2 favour, if
he would find him four nr 6ce bone-s of his 1911,, as Ginn as he
poffibly e:tn. Mrs. Lloyd, who ha* always tired tne Medicine, is
now pregnant and very unwell—for the great fervicc they have
been to 'Mrs I dnyd, as %VCR as to COL Bilh-p and all his family,
Capt. Lloyd Ills it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever
goes; he really thinks if Mr. bison would appoint lonic perfolls
as venders in this county it would he a benefit to the comnimiity."
110'111s are filind to he an incompare,le remedy for reitorinL
the tone of the ltomach—for curing indic.cilion —for preverttinfr
crudities, and the it corfequert difagrceable eritdtations and fl ta-
fences. rb, y pr. vent hal ittial and temporary vql.ivenefs—fiet
head achs, and here burn srf ich is orellioned by pregnancy, and
a debilitated nomad', whether arifirg tram the acrimony of the
redundant bile. intemperate diet, or drinking to excefs.
Sold wholefale and re ta.l at Mr. Butler's, No 4,Cheapfide, cot.
ner of Patermitlrr row, London; and retail by molt country Me-
dicine Venders, in bfAtes at 29. 93 aoil 6* each

ulJt'LEk'a lil LORA I: EVE UOT H-POW-
A, DER. here c(ferrd to the ore of the Pubiic at large, was in
the circle of Dr P. H. Dirnf,lale'.. particularacquaintance, and the
Nobility and Caney, his patients, and its virtues jelly appreciat-
ed ; but a certain delicacy prevented him from nublicly announcing
this prepare. ion. Mr. Butler has come int., poffrCinn of the original
recipe, and he begs to affurt thole aiiiieted with decayed or cam-
five teeth and gums, that they may rely on Its efficacy and efitor-
wive quality—a truifm of which any one may be cenvircel, ryi
fair and candid trial o' one hot. Of the properties of this Footle
Powder it's deterfive property Is jolt (efficient to clear away thref.e
dettruclive particles of acid which generally adhere to the gums.
and in the interitices the teeth, without injuring the furface osf
either, healing forenefs in the former, and promoting a new rea-
lm I of pearly whiteners, where it has been injured nr corrected ee
the latter. It has a plenfant and agreeable odour and is withal fa
p-rfeCtly innncent, that it may he eaten without njnry. Thcfe
diltingniffting charaderiftics of its fanative effects and fuperiority.
have procured it the tint:mended approhation of the (teen, .he
Princeffes, the Em,:re fs cf Iluffia, the Ditch, fres ot Yoi liedm.d.
Gordon, Leeds, Rutland, and molt of the F.nglifh and for ign No
hility, many or whom recommend it with admiration, as a need.-
fary append: Re th, t der. . and indeed they do int common
.o'-
1 rice boon, li..ce it imparts a Cie-tunes and beautiful miners to the
gums .to the breath the nv1(1. delectable (wearers, and if tired eon.
dandy as enrcdtrel, wid render the teeth firm and white, and /He.
vent the tooth eels from returning to thole who have been liableto
its molt baneful riTeds.

Prepared and full wholelJe and retail by Me Butler, No.
Cheaptide, corner of Paternotler-cow, London, and of molt coin
try Medicine Venders and Perfumers,ia boxes at as. 9d. each.
Of whom may be had, Butler's improved Silver-wire 3 ToOb.
Breithes.priec is. each.

PLAN': AuvweiTat..t.
—I 'HE advantage the public mutt always derive
A. from regulsey Ls: seated profeffionsl non diredtirg emelt et-
clufivslv their fitu'i. a to ore ipteies of malady, 44.14 nevermore
clearly demonfirated than by the unexampled frezefs which has
attended tb, aJnii.dfirstioa of their new remedy. and the extra-
ordirary cures it hut perosrmed. Fora long fericsof years, Merest
CUM kW and Co. Surgeous. fornscrly in his Majefty's ferrid
have trade the Vet ereal I)ifeafe the particular oiled of their in-
veltigetial and an harry in having; dircovered a met:ici:,:.- lane.
nor to mercury in the cure of that complaint—it is tutficieut to
obferve that the effeds of this remedy are diametrically oppoCte to
thole of mercury,for though it completely ersdkates every vedise
of the virus, is its moll co; firmed liars, yet it does not in tins
lealt injure the conaitution—on the contrary. it renovates the fyl.
tern in ad its teatural fun.!tions, promotes appetite, and facilitates
digeftion—thits lilac-ad of re..;isciog a !Irving anti vigorous couldn't.. I
no!: to the frightful cordifion thst mercury does, it not *ay pre-
fcries that conilitution in its primitive state, but retorts a west
and detllitetnl one to its .taturatitrerge: and vigour.
Nur.sus rl,'S in:lances are en recent record of th.. foredor elficsey
of this 11,1,.4.,.. in-, its inherent anti fpecitic virtues :Idling 14 a prr-
peteal corr-citer to bodily debility, whether proceeding from
an excels ot csujugal or illicit pleaftire, or 'torn the more
infiduous, tit • ti.;h net las defiruCtive indulgence of ircas-
tiows youth of hors fexes in a certain pernicious habit Amid*
the incla.,chely variety of diforders which arc the confequence of
this frlitary vice, there are none snore afflidling than that dittredise
!tate of debihry a,•il deficiency, which prevents or embitters tie ma.
trimonial Rate ; the unhappy !Offerer broods over his ntisfortioe.
,adianied to lick retie, until be is reduced to foch a date of wok-
tirfs as to render lif: opprefUve. To fach perfons it mud beats,'
tiding refleeti..n, to k ruo.e that they may now, by a new Will&
mode of treattnc at, be reftored to that greatel of all human bled
ings,aftrook. manly and v:gorrous vonftitution.
IP all cafes of debility, deficiency, from whatever cede &wring. ,
as welt as in every fprcies cf venereal iofedim, Marrs Cilliit afil
Co. may be confulted by patients of either fee, with the greeted
Currey and honour, at their bottle, No. 107,1-tattoo Garden.
Letters from the •Colintry (poll paid) including a bank ogres
wiil have the ncceffary medicine and advice lent to anyput of the
Kingdim.
Nn. t: Hart na.rrlen.
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