Star.
London, England, 1801-05-20 00:00:00

To COUNTRY GENTLEMEN and anon.
'The following Reftantive Alaliclisc is In repots as to
be dal and rceonslsTstd by many of tit Pseulty.

Poe alluNees Difurden ind Isnward decay,

Feeblencfs,
Om& debt, Horrors of the Mind,
Pan ef diabeck mita," Trembling',
Paralytic Cutts, &c.
HUNTILIt'sIWrI'ORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS.
Country Cesium. mad °therein informed that they may be
fupplied with tab valuable Medicine by fending their Orders
by Cadman R Newfmen, or by enclofing Cafh in a flail
Pareel 411•011111 to Mr. Jolla WADI, No. lii, Eleat-bals,
Landau. furlidaleb purpofe complete Packing Boss are
provided for Wing it with fafety to any part of de Mar
dom, bawd, Scotland, &e.
HUNTER', RESTORATIVE BALSAM of
LIFE and HEALTH is the firft Medicine in the world
for reltaeing and invigorating the conititution of perfons weak-
ened and debilitated by a courfe of diMpatedpleafures, or indeed
by any other evades: Every day produces ken' accounts of the
ilagalar faccefs of this invaluable Reftorative Medicine, and
assay Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare, that; it
has fueeeeded in cafe when every other Medicine proved In-
effeclual

Gentlemen of the firft dlltiolGon In this kingdom, as well as
others, whole conititutions were broken and debilitated, have
experienced the good effects of this Reftorative Medicine. For
Nervous Diforders, proceeding from curare drinking, dilff.
pated pleafures, the immoderate ufe of tea, or front whatever
medians great debility and relaxation of the betide, a better and
Ufa Medicine cannot betaken.
Numbers who had undergone too powerful coerces of Mer-
ery ( bane of health) which reduced them to a ftate of ini-
trabit exiftence, received the utmoft benefit (ram this Reite-
rative ; for after ids of itrenath and vigour, they happily re-
gained their fanner health.
Gentlemen front the Eaft and Weft Indies, whet habits were
relaxed by the heat of thole climates, have received great benefit
from this Medicine, as well as officers belonging to the army
and navy, what conftitutions were impaired by bard ferric e,
the minas changes of climate, Ece.
For pains in the back ask loins, gleets, and ferninal weak-
neffes, perhaps there is not any medicine at prefent in public
prat:Bee, which bas been fo fuccidsfuL
Extradt of a Letter received from a Gentleman
" As to the efficacy of the Reiterative in my Nervous Com-
plaint, I feel myfeif in a manner ungrateful, if I did not
acknowledge the great benefit I received, when various other
Medicines bad been tried to no maypole; and. therefore, although
I knee been In the habit of acquiring no (mall knowledge in the
pnfical way, I mutt fay, that I have not met with any thing
equal to Hunter's Reiterative &lam."
Note.--This Reftorative is prepared in Pills, which produce
more gradual and lifting dfeas than all the internal forms ; the
finer parts of the Balfam are alto better preferved.
To be bad at Wade's Medicinal Warehotife, No. 163, fleet.
tract, and No. 23, Old Boni-ftrect ; 'Putt, Royal kultange;
'Matthew, Strand; Wild,. No, 6, Catharine-ftreet ; Craitweft,
Printer, Bath; Swinney, Birmingham; Teffeynian, York; Sines,
Leeds; and of all other Venders of Medicines in 'Fawn and
Comm wide 6a 3d. the box; or it may be had in larger boxes,
peke may EL II e white contain the quantity of fit (man bum,
as made op for the Army, N." fite.—A Pamphlet on the dr-
tOm of the Reftoratlve, with al* of important Cates seamed,
may be bed et the Voider% prim 6d.

• .
. • '••• To THt .44.7PLICTED • . ,
. .
With the Benny, King's Evil, Scrofula, &nuns, Leprofy, E.
fipelas or St. Anthony's Fire, Gout, RLeumatitm, Pile., LlZeg
Venereal, Yaws, and diforders. originating in obitradted
15 erfpiration, or impurity of the blood.
• 'R. SOLOMON having been long in pnireflion
of a recipe for the certain and effcalial cure of thole dif-
order. which *rife from an impure and vitiated Rate of the
blood and lymph, has obfervcd with the &emit regret, the
numberlefs inftances where patients have pinedaw ay a lidera-
ble exiftence without receiving the imellett henefit frira any
thing they could procure, he has at length yielded to the pref.
Ping ueceßltks of his fellow-creature., and determined to pas-
lifts to the world a medicine truly calculated to cleanfe the
blood from allfoutnefs:countemd every morbid affedlion, and
refture weak conftliutiona
'The ANTI-IMPETIGINES is by no means a new medicine;
it is founded on a chemical and plittofophical h4s, under the
&nation of the great and learned Doctor Cullen. of Edinburgh,
who defcribes .. Impctigincs," in his ever-to-be-admired Prac-
tice of Phyfic, N 0.1737, as . diforders originating from a de.
prayed habit,-or affedtion/ of the thin."
Innumerable letters of recommendation and certificates from
the clergy, churchwardens, and everfccw, iu various parts of
thefc kingdoms, are in the proprietor's potellion; partknlatil
from .
The Rev. J. Atkinfm, of Cuirdale.
The Rev. Richard Carr, of Billiige.
The Rev. John Ewe!, of Wigan.
The Rev. J. Hague, of Butterworth.
The Rev. Samuel Sewel, of Prefccit.
The Rev. William livyford, of Didfbury.
The Rev. Philip Kitchen, of Liverpool.
The Rev. A. Clarke, Methodift Preacher, Mancheftei.
The Rev. jofeph Taylor, of Coppuli. ,
The Rev. Thomm Know les, of Standifh.
The Rev. Thomis Lowe, of Atherton.
The Rev. John Reiphe, of Ofvvald 'Furth.
The Rev. Richard Johnfon, of Aifgarth. • '
The Rev. John Crewdfon. of Ilindley.
The Rev. James Flitter, of Scorton, part& of Oarftang.
The Rev. It. Weftall, New Acrington, near Blackburn.
The Rev. William Prarfon, of Bolton, /kr. &c. &c.
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be
ebtalned every day, at the following appointed places of fate, via.
In Bath, by Hazard I.ancafter, by WA/lacy
Stilted, Sheppard Leeds, Blnns
Brighton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury
Birmingham, Swinnay • ls.ynn, Headly
Bedford, Smith Leicelter, Gregor/
Blandford, Simmons -, Swinfen
Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lee
Cheltenhtun, Harward Mancheftcr, Lynch
Cambridge, Hodgfon Margate, Rowe
Coventry, Rollafon Maidflone, Blake
Colchcftcr, Keymer Malborough, Harold
Canterbury, Simmons Newbury, Fuller
Carlille, Joule • Newcattle, Walker
Hoxlanil
Chatham, Etheringteft Northampton, Edge
Chelmsford, Clachar . Nottingham, Burbage
Chelter, S Fletcher Norwich, Stevenfon &
1 Poole and Son Oxford, Jones Its.
Chichefter, Philipfon Plymouth, Richards,
Cirencefter, Stephens Portfmoutb, Edam
Chippenba, Combs Pretton, Sergeant
Dublin, Davidfon Reading, Smart & Ots
Devizes, Broughton Stamford, Newcomb
Dorchelter, Crutwell Sunderland, Bray.
Deal, Rafe Saliihrry, Collins
Dartmouth, jackfon Scarborough, Bayley
Edinburgh, Smith Taunton, Poole
Exeter, Trueman & Son Tunbridge, Cox
Falmouth, Elliot Wells, Evill
Gloucefter, Raikca Weymouth Wood
G/afgow, M'Donald Windfor Blatancy
Gofport, Harding Woreefter, Tymbs
Hull, Rawfon Warwick, . Perry
Ipfwich, Middleditch Winchefter, Robbins
Me of Wight, Albin York, Teffeymail
Kendal, Branthwaite 0 Yarmopth, Downs
And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Bookfrllcrs, Ice.
in every principal Town in England, Ireland, Scotland, and
America; price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle, with eopioo s direc-
tions, foaled up.
6 Family Bottles at sos. contain fix Half-Guinca ones, on
which' t 3a is fared.
Dr. Slit:onion may be confulted by letter (pat Old) incloiln.
his ufual Fee of Half-a-Guinea, directed " Money Letter, D:
Solomon, Solomon's Place. Liverpool; paid doubts pave ''''

To T. TAYLOR, Surgeon, Na 9, New. Bridge-Reed, Loaded.
SIR, Edinburgh, May 2, Oleo.
N the fpring Of I 794 Iwas of lided with a 'Vene-
real Complaint, Which I treated with indifference for Ave
months; but was then obliged to apply to a regular Phyficlan,
who put a temporary flop to the virulence of the difeak (by
mercurial applications) for Tome time ; but growing, in (like of
all medicine and the advice of the del Gentlemen ef the Faculty
here, work and work for two )) ears, I was reduced to a Rate
almoit unparalleled and beyond defcription, being la entire leper, ,
and ukcrated from head to foot.—My head, throat, mouth.
Dole, legs, arms, Ike hew been alternately in danger of become
hag ufelek ; In short, I have had from ao to to eating ulcers on
my body, and nearly totally deprived of fight....-ft would be
voluminous to particularize all my cafe--fuffice It to fay, there
never was, or ever will be, one of a more dangerous, or of a
more complicated nature. I was long looked upon by my
friends, and imagined my felf, beyond all hopes of recovery; and
indeed, in my then condition, death was preferable to my more
than ntikrable Rate. In this dreadful fituadon did Idt:4a:soft
mikrable eziftence, tin DIVINE PROM/ MCI threw in any way
a newfpaper containing the cafe of a Mr. B. of Plymouth—toy
friends read it, I could not.-4 fent and procured fame of your
L er's Pevtur Pitts, which, by ;Xing from time iodine.
am now, and have long been, (after more than four years in
deferibable diftrefs), in as good a Rate of health as ever I en-
joyed ; as a proof of this, I had a ane, thriving, healthy child,
to me a few months ago: In gratitude to Goo, and in
hopes of rendering mil fellow-creature fervice, I retina': yea to
publith this ; and you may at any time refer perfons, who eel&
to be (+defied of the tru:h of this, or further particulars', to
me or my friends, by letter or perfun. -
As few cafes for badnefs will ever equal mine, and none ex•
coed it, 1 have train experience every reef= to allure mankind,
that in your Lela a's Pitts they will find a lure, fpeealy, WV*
and radical cure, for that moil dreadful ftageof the Venereal
Weak, which is called—a CON VI II WED L0C1,4 Ira With gra-
titude, Sir, your obliged humble lava t, J.
• Infunnountable family reafons prevent making my name
and addrefs public, but creditable Perrone rainy wanting renter.
motion may alto be referred to me and my Friemis by Mr.. J.
' Clark, Rainfay-Gardena, Edinburgh. •
Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, THOSIAS TA T-
Lo a, Member of the Royel College of Surgeons In I atidon, at
his hook, No. 9, New Bridge-ilreet; where be will give ad-.
vice, without • fee, to perks,. taking there Vdls and will an-
fwer patients letters, if poll paid, on the fame terms, obfeve-
log in all cafe* the mull inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name of
eafe having been mentioried,lit at their own particular relpreft.
the Proprietor, during the courfe of more than 3b year.,
that he has had the conducting of an extenlive tale ol the above
medicine, and the pradice arising therefrom.They •
are alto fold, by his Appointment, for the ceneenlenne
of thole living at a &Rance, by Mr. Watfon, South-bridge.
'atirgla Mr. Mendons, Primer, Maltose, to wt nm deo
Mr. T. refers for his addrcfs; at the Perfumer's, N ;5, Se.
Alban's-fireet, Pall-Mall; Mr. Robertfon s Toy-koj
Oxford-ftreet ; Mr. Difboreugles, No. 7, Fifh-ftrect•kin,
nearly appoitte the Monument; MeSteers, Bookieller, Na. J.
Union-row, Little Tower-hill; Mr. Caliwdi's, Dublin ; and
by one Perron In every confekrabk town in Great-Britain and
Ireland, in Boxes of only as. 9d. each, feakd up with fun an 4
plain Dieedtions, whereby Perkin of either Sea may ewe
thcmfelves with oak sad fecrecy.
The great demand for thefe Invaluable Medicines by Arms
thianglinut the three kingdom failidently telt:Res their fehe•
trey eases.

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