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A PLEASING APPEARANCE.

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Ow inventions of nolni aht ,owortance, i has been assatled by
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's• To privet!: counterfeit Lotions see the oame M. E. Vin-
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DRS. COOPE.P., MUNROE, and DUNCAN,
Phlsicians to the hittitcJl Boarti at Clsarlot:e 'louse,
thckfriars Road, have ascertained that upvartis of SOO Patient,
,;:re cured annualty of pi evailittg disnrders, that hundreds were in
a distressing sate, owing to quacking themselves, and by con-
raking men ignorant of tbe profession, who deceive the public
lty their specious promises and immoral advertisements, Erup-
tions on the head, face, mid body, ulcerated throat, •swellings in
the r-ck,
!:...._ amides on rite shin-bones, pains in the head and limbs,
item for rhetintati4n, swelled ancles, and nervous de.
i,eares which appear years after, and the consequences
treatment. Drs. Cooper, IViunroe, and Duncan are
Lily from eight till eight, or by letter, containing a
' poor have advice on l'uesdays, Thursdays, and Sun.
o'clock.—There is a side door and private rooms fur

DIXON'S ANTIBILKAIS PILLS.

, Pills long since t,btained a just celebrity
pried. e practice of the Proprietor, Mr. DIXON,
; and trom their great success in many obeilloMit
rders, qn nemeri.p. Patients of alatinction, pani.
Duke of LEDFORD, the Dowager Lady SAT
the Vibcountes, Rte. &c. he was per•
fer them re the l'ukitc, under sanction of their names.
lound to be an !bete/we:able remedy for iodises.
itoeinp the tope of the stomach. They remove las-
inyerary costiveness, sick bead-achs,and bean-burn,
;sing from the acriniony of the redmiding bile, intern.'
or drinking to excess, and will be ICOUlad S most
iedieitte to be ream ted to upon every indisposition, on.
y a &bordered state of the titomacia and Dowels.
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ANTI-DILIOUS PILLS, invented by EDWARD
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but from experience. The Proprietor thinks improper to remark
they win be found not only went without pain or uneasiness, but
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A LBYN's ANTHOLOGY ; or, A Select Collec-
E 1 *don of the Melodies and Vocal Poetry, peculiar to Scot.•
land and the Op, hitherto unpublished. Collected and arranged
By ALEXANDER CAMP/3411..
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Still doe: not the most complicated inveteracy of the above.
(Mounter tiotal those intrances of calamity, where, by the
practice of a secret Solitary vice, the finest energies of nature be.
come exhauste.l; sexual deloility ensues, and the sufferer is exposed
to the forfeit of dFspair. It is for hint to look iorward to this
cheering beams of hope, when we boldly assert that even cks.
perace cases yield tq oar mild restoratives.
Other impediments occur io irritate the sensitive fractions—:
some natural, others aeons-cool; as strictures, weaknesses, site.
all of thou we affer the adaptive remedy, instead of the clittai
harassing Oat' of caustic or stimulants But especially jn those
Jaieate peculiarities insistent to the softer sex is our rent:orating'
method appliceb:.; by removing deficiences that too soften pointy
ter matrimonial rap.-elitism. _ _ _

A candid examination of I.upfessional acquirement need only by
fear. d by him, who is conscious of incapacity ; we are
siected with the and iminuating appearance of a publip
insuitition, and vaunt no nominal or Royal patronage, though-
satictionad jay many of tlic Nobility, and run of the Faculty 't-
eed; as Memlicis of the London Ciallege ut surgeons, our title
the confidence of society is imposing," hor are our promise,
siecious," they emanate Trona a practice proving by its onvary?
ing success that no attenitt, however clothed with presimiti
au-
thority, can preclude du: knowledge of those preeminent advan-
tages which ace attached to our sys'ena—:n cuinpideppe
.th this iittivrion is given, that vatieuis of either sex par
Fousult us whit secrecy, and to prevent mistindtratauiding, the
:erms, 'probable duration of the complaint, &e. ate always stated
at the first tato-I/mai, or in an answer to lintels contaishig a biz*
saute. GOBS and Co. M. R. V. Surgeons,

Is, pouverie-street, Fleet-street, London.
10- Letters t*Fons the. iountry should particular in detailing
the symptoms, manner of hying, /tote. when the proper remedies
can be torwarded to any part, koweyer

• MA'iRIMON Y.
" Invalidique patrum referent jejunia nati."—V to.
From the faint embrace
•
ildntaniy sons arisca puny race!
VI Alt it AGE should be, the foundation of social
I.VA happiness, widch. is erten disturbed through the parties that
horn the Ullioll, not takiug those precautions which would recurs
then[ the enjoyment of thr.t great domestic hie:lens.' Amidst
the jrcialieholy variety of disorders unkler which human naturg •
is known to sutler, there are none more alarmiog or more die? -
tressitig than thos. which Truth from fallituiiiib:e gaieties, early
dissipation, or %Altar y intemperance.
Nicest's. CURRIE and Cu. heg to rate that thy, %Allot's as•
tension of a practice exclusive!y directed to the treatment arssl
cure of CERTAiN COMPI.AINTS' entitle them to the debit
of superior acquirement. As regular • :surgeon! they ofFer a
cieed,y and permanent curs fur every stage of that disorder, which
is contracted in au *unguarded monieor, and whlCh *poisons the
.springi otlite and tor every class of debility, which is the comer
(pence of juvenile indiscretions, preventinr the maturity of mar,..
hood, entailing by anticipation, en its inthappy victliu all the in.
fiemicies cf old age--the body becoming enervated and (ma.
dated—the cheeks yellow and bloodless--and the mind glooMy
and iiejected. For the result of their success in this part:cit•
lax branch, they refer to that reputation, which, they Batter
thomelves, they have acquired, by SO years eaperience, iu a
much exteuded practice. Id slight and recent Cafe, of Syphillo.
tie Complaints, a perfect cure is completed in the short period of
two days ; and iu the most aggravated caws, a proper perseverance
in their plan cf treatment insures up the patient an invigorated
constitution.
Married Women, who have lon been disappoiuted in their
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such defects are cerable by medical skill; and though the re-
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*with others, yet the cure of web &fects, by the gradual pro- •
greys of tenuvaduo. ill the acquire Messrs. CURIAE and Oa-
ment Of theit.experience.
may be consulted isy Patients of
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