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London, England, 1815-06-16 00:00:00

COAL MARKIrr, JUNE 14. •,
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DIXON'S AN I'IIIII.IGUS 1•:),I.s.
IHESE Pills long since ilndined A Pt,
In the private practice of the Proprieft. Mr.
Apothecary; and from their great SUCCrcS in nutty obwar
ous disorders, on nunieroug Patients of distinal n. ant
particularly the Duke of Bedford, sir George Warr.
Dowager Lady Say and Sae, the Viscount. si g,
lie Was persuaded to offer them in the Public, um! r th t•
bation and sanction of their fames.

They are found to be an incomparable remedy nts',
the tone of the stomach, fur curing tad ge•tion, v
crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructatud ...it' .1
knees. They remove habitual and t. mpwraty costs .•
head-ache, and heart-burn, whether amble trout,aht .
of the redundant bile, imeirperate diet, or tittuktag t
and will be found a most Vainahle. Medicine to t'. •
upon every Indisposition, occaiioned by a disordered Sm.
Stomach and Bowels.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Littler's, 4, Cheapside, • e,
lOf St. Paul's Church-Yard; by Sl.arli and 1.t..111, Purist is;
Jones, Weston, Allnutt, and Mallory, Porto:a ; HsU, Jot . 4a.
and analog, Gosport ; Coleman and Jae. h, Sheer.s,A; cres
and Ross, and Turner, Hull; I losland, Cookwirthy,
and Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott awl Lloyd, and
Co. Birmingham :Staines, I.ynch, and .1 kinion. r
Trewman , Etettc ; Bitter and Nl' tnotaki, (hale* ; Wagtail zel,
Barry, Bnstol ; Steven-on and Co. lkl:trw,ch ; Sro vr• t.. s• •r •
Edwards an.' nny, and Iltninge and lay Liary, lits ev root ;
and Ledger, I.l,oter WWI r, }hightails ; Itobcrts an, 4.ulP, 1-
teitharn ; Sinaluonds, Blatadtord ; Roach, Ilyntspit.. U.r. u ; att
wail by 'Most i..ountry Vender., in bolts at L 4-1 •
earn.

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WHEN Men 01 F,ducAtton PS,A t
aft par everng en4tavours to iSistiwer !La mirr ra
mortain methyl of treating A it* preys :hag !i eas. J, t 4. ii,e7c4„.
htl result e their experience is the best prow of riot J.,
Mess-a GOSS and Co.. u regular Nlen,Sners of
College of Sorgeons in Loniliso„ Tait, been .a,L.t• • to 1.:.4%
Ms cure of the rollow'ng the objet of t A:-
a enfant Disorder. fraNuen—y r.onrra. tad n iaiiat,s., r 1. .z.•
cation, and Is concomitants. Snitinns anti Were, v.• so , /
an improved plan, are speech!), and effe:tually eure,l ; at .6•
bli ty, whether arising from Haechcoaean taduk -neva.
deuce it ...Ira.' climates, or a secret iolitary vt:e, • ~
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happily plarsaed by the puled -4 both wars, n the I..ty ca
sterility or barrenness and in %he o:her a mom POI* train 1.,
woos diseases, which, if not timely rrinedied, term:nat.! '.%
trace and consumption In that. +.4 reving Awe o' (.1e.%
deficiency, whether the consegtn,nce of I's:10'ot Nan..
arising from any other cause, by wine:. the rower, o. tt.t• con .
intim become enfeebled, as hlensber. of the Royal
of Surgeons of London, ttey offer a hum, waist, and at rely t. 4 -
ration to sound 214 vigorous health.
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Messrs. Coss and Cu. exclusively professing the cure wt t%;
particular complaints, In order that they may tre he, !I, a
mistaken few, marked with the obloquy so justly strati 5..! •(,
the ignorant empiric, think it but justice its themselves t.. *is •
that they have been properly educated and lid-tired into etc •f
branch of the profession (certificates of which truss
Hospitals, and testimonials from the most entment
=have to convince any inquirer) that the sum's.. recent
their endeavours firstindimed them to quit the ;.r.ictite
the general Practitioner, and they presume that tL, it •,,rete
constitute a talr ground lor die,unprece,icnted,.., ft.t.flec
which they have, by the Public, been so liber.lily honoured.
The result of a long and extensive practice has entitle I •:.
by a superior method, to r.imove venereal corm.iainis .
inveterate or complicated, without suhjuctinr the patitin
least restraint 'n diet or exercise; anti to recent 'Cases n
early application Is made on discovery of the tlycy •
quently perform a cure in the short space of two days. lia .is
precedented success of their mode of treatment (which has itt • r
been known to fail in one single instance in a psacriot. .•
during which period many thousand perums of both styes h: ;7
been cured, even after severe and injurious nittluds hail ‘.)..
pursued by other Practitioners without Oral, induces - •
thus publicly offer their advice.
To be consulted dally by Paden., in eith-r see, vet!
delicacy, and attention.—Letters trees the et:natty, contait..
the particulars of the case, age, Intl manner of tichig. ncis •
a remittance, duly attended to, and advice and Aleltine
warded tais any pact of the kirgdom.
GOSS an" Co Sun/stone. t it, •..•

M.% I'IUMON Y.
NO Disorders have contributed moreessentiaii%
destroy Hymeneal Happinew than those tithich ar. • e
consequence of unguarded pl. same. People of every
adoration to the Shrine of Wedlock, but where the Ceev;:... 4
has been tainted by Disease, a t. titivation of stability i. .
sably requisite. Twenty years have we dornte,l.gle;esetee • CI
the exclusive treatitent of the fonowies Disorder., an •.-
ccipafill result of our plan gives us au4klliesual ardour t.) ;., •
tar as we ate able, the ravage-11ot theme Cromphenti wteco . •
most important .n the tees:ague at Hunts.n Intire.ine•s . • r
initiation into every branch, as Navy Surgeons, we lone::: t ,
at an early petiod of practice, to rescue totbviduals free -
norance of uneducated men, or the equally dangerous istseTe
of general Practitioners.
The Disortiere to the eup of wlOch we have devoted • .• •
tention, comprise every species of Venereal Itifi crier ; al L. •
of Debility, wherher arte:ng from the !tablet of schuol
or the iudulgencies of maturer age; that derane. meet .1' ;•-•
System In Women, which Is called barrenness or ;;rkt..:
Seminal Weaknessee, Glee•s, Obstructions in the Urre • -
as alto Strictores, whether recent or of long charattan.
which have ba9lr.l ,:te of other rractitiotterti at f
our present improved plan ot treatment effectually ant
neatly cured, without the p.,t lent •trifcring the time:nil. •J
and alarming Hemorrhage when irequently fauw. tLt ay : -
lion of the I.unar Caustic. In the course of our ectry4vcp •
in this metropolis, numerous ca:es of S ERIC i•Usths
and are daily under our care, the total eradication ut te! le. •
fected by a sate, certain, and etetelitious mode and car.:
toasty ether yet adop•ed. The w:2akness, relaxation, cr.
lily, proceedtng from this complain-. are speedily rent •
the Patient restored to comet ae.t vigorous health. lie
the debility has for yews existed, a prim er persev •
restorative remedies is indispensably reeteeite, to resees. •
bertng sparks of bite, and to reanimate the weasettuti'xi.
Plume/sus Diseases are the result of igutlf3llC4 ur het. •
treatment of a simple co...rt.:ma, and it not unft
pens that the seeds of life ate pitie.ceil by the ie scre:.
unguarded hour. By a suiertor method suzb ean;,:eze'r,
easily cured; and even Wort* others have ta'led,
we may presume to offer a radical reeenaid:shmete. 41.•
ever, are the eases of comp:icated dial teas to this ••
pared with the calamitous situation of turn, who, ttra
puce in a solitary vice, or the 1 resale tit gaieties of a :as",
life, acquire that state of debituy which io the unavoit:
queue of such pernicious hshits. Where the unhaw
broods over his mieery, hut Gal enmity conceals bit mist a•-•:'
tuay be some consolation tor him to itcow, that althee;:
object of doubt or uncertainty with other Prartities:••• "
moral of these deficiencies by the gradual re ()cress ot g;-'•
it the acquirement of our experience It the rites .4* -
Venus bate loignii to twister manly vigour, much at,ll:''
be prevented by an early cutinteraction of this last3Ml s,l".
in these cam no pelt clinician will occur.
The ,ecrecy which is so essertial to our unfit rtal a' e• 3'-
quali6cathans which we have presumed to state, form
of our pretreasavei. anti in coineklenes smith sueb des 1
Is given, that Messrs. Currie and Co. ritzy he to::ii:4!.1
tients of either set with the greatest secrecy acd war •
Certificates of our skill and humanity during the tre:.:n.:l

the above complaints, front many eminent Physician' ne's
as well as letters from seine Noblemen and n ht 13, who hat-
slated on their publicity, are ftady to sausfy every one
authority of what we advance.
Hy an early application to Messrs. Currie and Co. tarps'
will escape the pain, danger, and expense of a 1`1414 "4 ttm
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attendance upon less experienced practitioners.
Patients in the Country are requested to state the catifi
of their case, age, and general habit of living, and ei..! :s.";
mittance for advice and Medicines, whom the same %veil
of aunt to any psrt of the Kingdom.
CURRIE lei Co. Surgeons. No. IS?, Mirror-
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