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A REAL CHRISTMAS.BOX.
A T thisaitical Season, when Children are Teeth:
A hig,thry Soifer more pain than at any time of the year; very
kw ism* evavulsimis, it is particularly requested of every.
Mow EA Nurse that has young Children, not to be wit hoot
the AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP in the Nursery, as it
give Imediate relief. Mrs. Johnson, Wiwi for the Poor,- at
arks bit this, when so many are milie eselOoy, and provisions
s wry dear, wishing to relieve those diir little sufferers, has given
Its a real Chnstous-box, by esteudleg her dusky one hour
hem,tbat it to say, front nine to eleven every Tuesday and
Maly morning, esti next March, and this as usual, (while
thshle are so very short, and Musky& dee at a gran distance,
tuft get their children at her boast in time), they must bring
hear keen a reiptemble bsuseAseper, that they ant real objects
d tics dusky. •
.__. 1.-hopes, at the saute dm* so great a charity will not be
INad, as It is entirely out of her own private purse, antrtrusts
%Strum who can afford to purchase the Syrup will not injure
*Elm, by obtaining what Is intended for their seller.
To be bad, wholesale and retail, of the Proprietors, I. Johnson
adWillisms, No. 94, Newman...user, Oxford.street ; and, by
ithappeintaseut, at all the principd Medicine Venders is town
Illitmotty, a< 4s.id. a bottle, for ready money. •
aldito.—Be sure to ask for " Johnson apd Willbak's
Awtt-
titeilootbing Syrup," as there are a number of spurious sans.
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•••••-e- Si quid isevied dales idle
&Wm huperd, si non his utere met:erne—Wm
TO regulate the human passions. not to destroy
tbem ; to give them a proper direction and a due force, bi-
ndle vainly attempting to entitle:B them from our nature, or
ieholly and impiously pretending to divert them into new than-
e's-tube business of a rational morality, dictated by the pee-
esiraf the purest Religion, and countenanced by the conclusions
free setuultat philosophy: It Is Inneetweary, after al that has
written on this subject, to describe the symptoms which in-
hile those diseases that are brought upon the human body and
ttbl by indulging to excess in sexual pleasures, and particutarly
it wavering in a pernicious habit too often acquired at Reboot.
11MM concerns the private happiness of individuals and the
Mal prosperity of the country, to announce to the Public, that
free along and extensive practice in this particular branch of
lierdession, we can with the greatest confidence assure all
Nets red Guardians of Youth, and those persons who labour
esie a general or partial debility and derangements of the
NOUS SYSTEM, whether produced by this habit, by inveterate
insuaricinfection, by intemperate living, or residence in hot
dilates, by intense application to study, by immoderate ;fief,
vly messes of any kind, that we bare it In our power to offer
n wifely new method of titre, without the smallest use of
oat, which In all varieties and in all the stages of these
lts, has continued to answer the most sanguine expecte-
d Patients of both Sexes.
The earoestnese and anxiety with which.the world has long
• for so great a desideratum in the comforts and improve.
Imo of a polished and enlightened age. as that of men of shill,.
4 ihond Integrity, tizvotiag btemseives delusively to these
is evinced by the eager applications for advice and me-
-27, which we are daily receiving from every quarter of the
ht slight and recent cases of Syphyhtic Infection, a per-
re are is completed in the short petit:dor two dayei and those
atinost inveteracy, where other Practitinsen have hiiefle
Pepe: perseverance in ono plus of treatments mauves WA*
Mist a sak and radical cure. Strictures of she Urethra, kin
mete twenty years duration, are by our superior method a fan,
by removed in the course of three wed&
mines of either sex may consult us with the==
DTs and delicacy, at our house, No. 107,
the country, describing the nature of their cad,' and
:714i a remittance for advice arid medicines, the same will be
'11'414 puns of the world. CURRIE and CO./Sunda%
No. 107, Halton-Gaeden,
/1• I, The above important diseovery in the cure of Syphylle
i_nallikty, was matured by tr.Cuaale, in his late travels
PRANCE, NAPLES, and ROME, from whence be has
Muted wait some highly interesting and important facts re-
proem state of medial and surgical wadies on tier
d
odd... wades he ii preparing to lay before the pttWie la a
theie Co4l46Altl' and which be hare to ba able la a
!gas to publish.

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