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London, England, 1815-12-13 00:00:00

CORDIAL BALNI OF GILEAD.

R. SOLOMON, Gilead Hotv,e, ue4r L;veris
recommends his CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which
has been ailin!nistered in Nervous Complaints with uncommon
soccer.; in Asthmas, Consumption, Flatulence, Relaxation,.
Obstructions, or ilii/0113 Disorders, it stands preeminent; its
eir co. are pleasingly qu'et, certain, and lasting. The Balm of
Gilead instainmemsly relieves !Inistits in the side, breatt, and
inte.tbles„ diffuses a genial warmth, and prevents cramps and
numbness, in or after bathing in sprang or sea water.
Sold by Leigh, IS, Strand ; Bacon and Co. 150, Ox-
ford-street. London; i;rolie and Dowding, Salisbury; and all
Medicine Vomits; price 11e. eacF, or Four in one ramily Bottle,
for Its. by whtili one I ts. bottle is saved, with the words'' Sam.
Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the stamp.
r7Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the usual
compliment of a .et note to be laclosed, addressed, " Money
Lelia.. Dr. Solorn in, Gilead House, near Liverpool. Paid
double postage."

BY Ills MAJESTY'S ROYAL PA'l EN F.
ANTI- i'l"r I.l' I ON.—The l' AT EN A NTI
A'l"l'lt I FION CO NIPOSITIO N has been unequivocally
proved to be
,t he cheapest and best thing ever yet discovered, for
Ships' Bottoms, instead of Copper; to preserve Cables front
being rubbed in the hawse-holes. instead of a plat, rvice, or
rounding; the Rigging of Ships Irons the weather, and from being
chafed, instead of I ar," I'arceline and Service ;" for the Slides
and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and Canvas Water-
proof; and to preecut. the Effects of Friction in :team Engines.
Mills, Sugar Mil s, •I hreshing Mills, (or other Implements of
lioishandry generally used by Farmers), Carriage., Coaches,
Wiymis, Carte, and Machinery, of every description.
It is also the best thing to preserve the Blades of bwords,and all
,hinds of Polished S. eel Articles, is run Rest. It will likewise pre-
serve Iron Hoops, Water butts, C:.sks, Tobs,Spouts, rosts, Rails,
Gates, Park Paling, Barn Floorings, and every kind of Wood and
Wooden Building, from the Weather, Worm, and Dry Rot,
either in the East or West Indies, where it is particularly calru
laical for the use of Surer Mills, Scram Engines, and other Ma-
ct.iiirry, or in any Climate; and it will not only preserve Iron
Railways from corrodang and wearing out, but also resider the
diaaght so light that uue horse will do the work of two.
(The Printing of the Composition is in some cases tural to one
hundred applications of Oil, Tallow, or any other kind sit
Pain., or Isar, and the Public save by it' use from three hundred
to four thousand per cent. exclusive of p:-venting the wear and
tear in Machines y, Wheels, &e. &c. which it a saving of espesise
more than that of vavitag Niue 11.108 eta Of fen, and nothing
can
he 69 cleats In Ls working, or give so little trouble.
:old fur tile Patentees, at No. so, Charing-cross, near she Ad-
y, Loudon; anal, by their itopointmeet, at m.,st ;;;;ilO.
chant less, Pritrerbp Booksellers:, Libraries,i Stas batters, Drugi•is,s,
Medicine Warehouses, Perfumers:, Ironnictigers, Cutlers, Co act -
makers, !nukes-vet s, Coact and Waggon Offi.es, Oil and Colaur
Shops, Saddlers, anal shopkeepers, re she United Kingdonl4lo
buses, price Jd. t.d. i ss. bit ; 10i. bd.; wire guinea anal two guineas
each. .1
he smallest eac box contains a dr:lnlay sufficient to prime
a four-wheel carria;;e I mar thites, with wheel it will run upwards
of Six Thousand biti, s, without apdyleg any thing else to the
axletrees. and One Halt-Guinea Box contains a sufficient quan-
tity for a Stage NVaggus to travel 33,0e0 miles, atial it will work
with wood alletrees, or with common boxes and axletrees of any
kind. '1 hr most satisfactory proofs of the merits of this discovery
may be seen at the Patentee's Offize, No. 4u, Charing-Cross, and
also at their Agents.
The Public must he on their guars] agains• a spurious compo-
sition, which is sannetinies atteirp:ed to be luisteal upon them, ta
prevent the effects of :ricsion, instead of which it is liliUttOUS 10
machinery, Ste. and none is genuine but that fur Wil'.ol a Patent
has been obtained. 'ln prevent imposi ion. the directions given
with each box are signed ". W. D. and have the King's
Arms on ohs: ii—to. counteds-4 which is forgery ; and any pea sons
making use of a composition by which the Patentees ate defraud-
ed, will be prosecuted-10a Guineas Reward having been dieted
by them to detect frauds on the Patent right,
N.B. Any rime, attempting to make fur their own use, or
for sale, a spurious composition, is as liable to be proseeutud as
those who sell our but the real Patent Assijestttritiou,