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London, England, 1818-02-13 00:00:00

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We fed pleasure in publishing the following letter,
as transmitted to us, in confirmation of a paragraph
which appeared in pur Paper, relative to the cure of
that general and dang, us complaint Rupture:
TO TILE EDITOR OF TILE STAR._

Ste—Observing a garagnph in ycur Paper respecting the save
of an Hernia, performed (of a large site) by the Medical Hoard,
at Charlotte House; Great Charlotte-atreet,iliackfriars Hoed, in
justice Sir, to CEMPLIt and Co, I beg to add nay
personal testimony. Having been afflicted nearly tweet,- years,
and deemed incurable by eminent ilurgeims, I patiently bore my
aflliction, expecting every hour to be my Last ; I at length ap-
plied to the Medici Board, and have reason to pray for that
excellent Establishment, for although I am nearly iu, was per
feed), cured in a few works, and now, thiu.k Goo, enjoy good
health.—l think, Mr. Editor, all who know me will allow that
I can have no other motive for this communication than a pub&
henelit.--I am, Sir, your obedient Servant c. al./INMAN/a.
Dog and Stile, near London-road, St. George's
Fields, October 1817.

DR. JAMES S FEVER POWDER, AND ANALLPTIC

PILLS.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

NENBERY,.my, late Agent for the sale of
these invaluable Medicines, having failed in an attempt
he made in the Court of Chancety, founded upon an untenable
claim of Joint-Proprietorship, to compel me to continue supply-
ing him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his
conduct towards my family), and consequently being no longer
supplied with therm from me, is now Waning forth to the world,
compiasitiens of his own manufacture, under the same titles. I
feel, therefore, that I owe it to the PHIAL:, to caution them
against the consequences of taking such compositions, under the
erroneous impression of their being Dr. James's; and to apprise
them, that as a certain mark by which to distinguish the geouine
medicines, each Packet and Boa will in future bear a label
signed wi:h my name, in my ewe hattd-uniting.
I beg further to state, that Me Medicines of Dr.. James with
which the Public have been supplied, through Mr. Newbery
and his father, for seventy years, were never prepared, or could'
he prepared, by any person but the Inventor, my grandfather,
and his Sons, my father and my uncle Mr. G. Jane. s, (by the
latter in trust for me, until I arrived at the age appointed for
the recipe being handed over to me). I feel assured, therefore,
that no thinking person will venture on taking Mr. N....whery's
novel and untried compositions, which, in his advertisement,
Mr. N"ewbery confesses he has only prepared for the last few
months : any one who may unfortur.ately have tried than, will
be quickly sensible of the differe.nce of their effect, from that of
the genuine medicines, now prepared by me, as they were by
the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this will be
the best refutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and laborious
endeavours to persuade the Public of their identity.
Since the facts I have already published, thereby clearly de-,
mor.strating that my grandfather never communisated to any
person out of his family the secret of praynting the celebrated
Medicines in question, I dam it unite-can-a- ry for me to notice
any thing that Mr. Newbery has stated, hut hisassertion ia a Lite.
Advertisement, " that the Analeptic [tills have for some years',
been prepared in a negligent and imperf et manna:" •
This is an assertion not founded on fact, the Pills Katie; b•-er '
prepared iesteuirthly in the same manner by the above-raettionid
persons sucaessively. No cner.gla;r.ts were ever :r de by the
purchasers iu Pcuton-street ; ncr did lir. Newbery hT.lnaelt ever,
make any complaint, until the tic:- of the ('te.'tcrry suit. M.
Newbery's object in commencing this snit was to cerrep4 ow to
supply kern perpetually with those very which he arr. endzaAnari
to deprerinte.—The truth la, that Mr. Newbery, Ending hints-if,
'incapable of making kis Pills, (even in appea-arce,) similar t' the
genuine AnaLqatic Pills, rather than admit his incompttence to
imitate them, affects to say, the genuine ire incorrectly manu-
factured. The Public will readily perceive t e reason cf the
'anxiety.manifested by Mr. Newbery thus to ac:ourt, in sere
way or ocher, however abnurd, for his PUls befit; of a d'rert.s.•
colintr from the genuine: indeed they are so unlike, as wed: i
their properties as colour, that with peculiar prepii,ety may v.--
chasers (as his Advertisements request) ask for " rewhery's
Pills," fur they are certainly not Dr. Jaen: s's.
Why does not Mr. Newbery disus? tie rase nf Dr..Tarass
together, and introduce his Pills and :rs to world
own nostrum (which they are) under his voila.
Dr. James's genuine meilicinescautinue to leascA thar hour:
in which my grandfather Dr. James, and the family fir.w. r. -
sided andprepaAKl them tor seventy year 4 Os-non-street.
Berkel;y-square, and by my now sole Agent _, LUTL •
and SONS, Chemists and Druggists, Nu. 4, 7.4- „-, -
of St, Paul's (lurch-yard A..oadun and N... :14, Sacavilte,..r,••
Dublin.; who art stow so;mlied sejl them front toe, as Meer:.
Newbery fotinerly gad tale. it; G. G..74.24;6.
September, 1817.

On'y Genuine PWTO'
TIHfONEY, invented by SIP
eltaghs, Colds, Asthma., and C
assequallesi ; the At:him:tic-and C
and by due perseverance, on a raft
are Injured by Coki, or opppfsset
Matter, will find a safe and'certah
vatic Ducts, heals the 641M:ess of
d Breathing, promotes easy ape,
las cures all cassaumptive Aife.tion.
country. No medicine wit ever
this, and a few years ago, the
Petwboreugh, bad nearly fallen
SIM of Honey, sold by a Chemist
The Genuine will hive the N
86, St. Paul's," engraved on th...
Sold by B. Edwards, 66, St. Pal
entrance to the Cathedral, on the
Chandler, Orfordqreet • Ward,
Ma and ;cradling, Exchange;inge;
Price
SIR, Bd.=
INM now in the siity-nit
of my latter yews ba-ec been
from a Scorbutic Affection all
ores, pardcuhety In niT legs. T.
charge, that when *yawl, it bac:
me, frequently to wipe it from t
cloth. 'My eyes were so much a
length of time I vas mite blind
nitrous applicathns I made to tla
till a friend strenuously nicarr..r.e
SCORI:LITIC DILOPS, which v.
Statiener, &ochre-ht. I row vir.4
making as public as possible this t
sole use of your Drops, the truth
dersigned. I am, fir, your obt.lar

Mr. Thomas rliye, IMAttiitsv
To Mr. John 'Agoura, Sortrot
These Drcps are old in mot,
14s. (on: 14s. hoc le is rynal to th
tsil,-by Mr. Manch.
est Sod:Liu:ad
yatd ; t W
o... Lay apj ii.tac, 95, 1
l'.;urs church-yard ; Duerr ar
one or more principll
in the United Kit:dont.

VROM Lumury and Dias
enervated, and the body sou
move the Disorders ari.ing front
store the debilitated constitutiun
experience, ind we trust that tit
;his peculiar branch of cur prat,
ritv over everj, other Practitlone
Infection, a perfect cure is comp'
days, and in those cases of a ry
other prectitiunen have failed of
iu our plan of treatment ensures
.feet re-,stablishmeilt. To thew
sera! or local Debility, it will be
Medicines we prescribe possess the
vatting the most debilitated Constit
the indiscretions of youth, or by
climates, too sedentary a life, or t
excessive grief, injudicious use of
coed from an habitual tendency I
locati►es will produce the !apple,
and Debility, we offer lasting Ile,•
even to the aged and infirm our I
lief ind comfort, by gently and a.
Numerous cases of Strictures
our eve, the total eradication of
twin, and expeditious mode of pra
adopted. The weakness, relaaati
this complaint are speedily remut
sound and vigorous health.
Patients ot tither Sex may cot
delicacy, and secrecy, at our bou,
CUARIF. and CO. Sorg,

ZMIE CORDTAL 13A1.
tally acknowlcdgral to lx i

tessnrative in aii Nt v.+ 311
braced Cordial is peculiarly asTica.:
of appetite, indigestion, depression
of the hands or limb", ebstiziate
consumptive habits ; it thins the
pains in the h.ntd and stomach, a!
By the Nobility and (Autry this
ing pleasant to the taste and sme'
the stomach, and sizing that pro
tion requires. Nothing can be be
rilth,the constitution after a debar
Much has been said by interests
that are adv,ris,d, but there is a
be made respecting the Cordial B.:
operation was gentle, wife, and eSo
which it is recumnend-d, and sir
Tart:tido success., it could not have
,wand it has acquired ; for, as it lu:
a persuasive-advocate, so nothing '
by its salutary effects, can ipsipce
able perseverance is certainty I.,cost
happiest combination of ('ha 'Moak
chronic diseases, and aestote the

Sold by Leigh, Strand ; llaco
and Co. Dow Church-yard; Butler
sod Ward, Huitsorn ; price lit c
Bottle for 335. by. winds one Hs.
" Saml. Solomon, Litt, rpool,"
rs Dr. Solomon expects, wist
cantonment of a Al. note to be
Later. Dr. Solomon, Gibtad4
double postage."
Also, price 3s. that settee,
Work (with which is given an dry
a Vit 'lv of Gilead-Houma ), mitt
or, Advice to bath Sexes, in a
SOLO 3dON, Ni.D.—Comainirg
Nervous and Hypochondriac Corr
on three Diseases with which the
affliFted ; t xplairang the symptom

BY HIS IVIAIESTY'S ROY.
I _EA KE'S GENUINE
for curip,7, in all Its stages,
Oi:e small Pill is a dose, and 'tSC t.
we, Indianan convince the patient
recovery. Nozhlnt can he better c
convenient than tbis Remedy, (or
vr co tea, as it needs no cool

d siar• years experience (in an

that it will effezt a Cure when it
iletin.d. avail nothing. For the
Disorders. this Medicine has
40,000 persons of both sexes hai
dio►e eine! eiaonler,, within the
sold by the Sc!e. Pruytietn7s. T

et the Royal Callt•ge of Nurgeoot,
itrulce-itreet, in 13,,ve at only
N.B. Tao halt loon, and Ligb
/hey are alt.. led by rhe ir 'pro. g•
at the Ael bhop, I u Os fonl-,tt,
n•d:ly oppotge
rerwu i:t • vet, •

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