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D. raauu:s NERVOUS CORDIAL DR01I: 1
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IrHE latent c.iuse of Nervous Disorders Lei in•an
1.7 Impure state of the animal Juices, which instead of llourish-
ing and supporting the principle of life, irritate and deranzethe
uervou. fibres; this produces various complaints of a related
habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondrine iris!
Hysteric ail teams arise, and from this diseased state of the blitml
procee,i the various maladies that embitter lite„mar every paiktit
enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature detay.
For thesediorders.Dr. FoTIIIRGIL.S N aeon s Coaoz Dior*
have been-fount the best retr.edy, the most powtsful restorative,
and reanimating medicine ; it has been proved an infallible core
for those whose health has keen injured in warm climates, or bll
close attention to business, and a sedentary life. he powers have
been fully confiroted in rouse infirmities which attack the young
of tither set, ausl too often prematurely produce old age and all
the weaktteters connected with It. No medicine moor, *nth
general restorative qualities, or so well adapted to every eass of
Ike cold nerves and weak muscles of relaxed
habits are warmed, animated, and confirmed; by theta thedindas
acquire fresh *leg; the exhausted veins are filled with lab and
healthy juices; the spirits drooping sod languid, become revived
and exlalltrated, the dia.-eat functions of appeti and eliestiell
arepromoted by it, a d the whole censtitution receives new lie
and strength. This grand restorative of health cannot be recent.
mended with too much eagerness to the female se; in the deli.
tate and highly nervous state which Is knore tosucteedchildbeil,
and those peculiar indispositions et the set, which by anent of It.
ten: iota, are apt. to produce the attest fatal and lingering diegetaa,
mid even death itself.
Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Olicapap.
corner of Paternoster-row, London; Baxter and Co. and Seatk,
Fellabingh and Glasgow ; Behan, Portstinoothl Neveberp and
Son, Dublin; Peck and Timer, Hull; Hoxland and asydps,
Plymouth; and most Booksellers and MealcioeNendere, toevetf
town, in bottles at 45..6d.an.l Its. each. Of whom may behad,
Dr.varmsaoit.t.i's FSMAI.II PILLS, price Cs. 9d. a box.

At the Whitt Lion Inn, Stratford on Avon, Warwickshire, on
Tuesday, the 20th day of blovimber, )810, At five
I+L that Capital FREEHOLD MANSION,
• called ALVES CON .HOUSE, deli;:htfully situated in a
most fertile•and richly oenamented Paddock, on the Banks of the
Avon, an extelknt walled Garden, and an exclusive right of
Fishery in the hover .Avon.
Afso, In Lots, a considerable quantity of Arable, Meadow or
Pasture land, of most superior quality, lying rear to the Mansion.
Alvoten adjtins. to an excellent 'Furnpike-r,hmi leading from
Stratford on Arun to trene,bourn, is distant only two miles
front ,Stratford, and Mr. Cocbett's celebrated koi Houndsf six
miles from Warivick, and 9G front London.
Particulars are preparing, and may be had in ten days at the
White Lioff,:kratiord on Avon ; the Warw4k Antllly Warwick ;
and the principal inns in the neighbourhood; of William Vszard,
Esq. I.tneoin's ttmn, Londuo ; of the Auctioneer. Birmingham .
and of Mr. Lander, or Mr. 'flotillas, Solicitors, Warwick.

AEVERSIONS.-SUSSEX.
TO BE BOLD BY PRIVA l'E CONTRACT,

THE REVERSION rtf TWO FREEHOLD
ESTATES, called FORDEIWOR. and Min:HALL
FARM, and LIMLIE PAM, both iu the I`arisli of Rod:a-
ft:Ad, in the county of Sussex; consisting of a Farts-House and
Cottage, acid about 140 Acres of Land. Fordbrtiok and JidebaU
are in the occupation of Mr. Jolts Card, an.i Litklir is in the oc-
cupation of Mr. Samod Wickens. The Estates will fall in on the
death of two unmarried Ladies, one about 5'2 yv,ars a,Kithe other
about 45 years of age. 'Ube Reversion is subject to tl.e ctlance
of &dux of the Ladies having a Child who Stall tiv% to &filo 11,
but independent of thew age and the improbability of their mar-
rying anti baying a Child, the Purchaser will be secured from
any Loss, by the investment of the Purchase Money for a certain
Term of Years.

SJCIAL HAPPINESS.
MARRIAGE should be the touridation of Socha .
Happiness, which is often disturbed through. the par**
"float form the union not taking now precautions which would los
core them the enjoyment of that great domestic blesskg. Peoyk
of every rank pay adoration to the shrine of wedlock; but winks
the constitution has been cannot' by disease, Or &Weems, by a
certain habit coutractra at an Lefty age, a renovatioit of stalsifsty
previous to entering that stare is insitopensibly requital* tl? ft.t
I the slumbering sparks of life, aud to reani mats the * r nein: °r
40 disorders have contributed more essentially to destrOrnmea
neat happiness thin those which are the t onseottence of aliguisiled
lire- 14 vie4s this entotideration whias iotloood Mewl.
CI ititlE and Co. for these last twenty years, to dirtm tAsir woo
dies andpractiee exclusively to the treatment and care of,sfseVea
nereal Disease, IA the disorders:irking tla;reftont; as abolo tbat
dtrangetneut of the syeern, produced by the desire ti habit of
the inconsiderate school.buy, wb.ek brings on them diskeisiog
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Debilities anti Deficiencies that prevent pr andilinttr AP sil4alci-
moniel state. :Ilse successful result of their plan, give!. them •
additional ardour to oppose the ntasges of these ce.hpJaatts,
which are this matt Insportain in the catalogt:e of htunla tillp•
mines. .It bedtimes eve: v person who has indulgedinthli' add=
tory vice to seek relief by soesalting Professional tiprtk of ends
aeons and honour, to which Messrs. CUItItIE and Co. claim
the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of
uncontradicted farts.. In professing the cure of these esiteplidnts,
they hold out no inducement to vice.; hut sensible as an' Mtge
Mitt he of the existence of melt calamities, tbey
,offer, th'ir
assivanat as regularly' educated Members of the ltoyai Colleges
of Surgeon, of London and Edioborgh. Slight and .r.veent
eases of Syphilitic infection ire 'radically cured in the shirt
space of two days. Those of the most obstinate dormice, suds
as obstructions, inveterate strictures, pain's of the home, beets.
Ate. are permanently and speedily cured. :4eYet,tl NOltlentan and
Gentlemen of.the first respe:tability have liven under the estWe Pr
Messrs. Currie sad Co. for the removal of complaints olds. albs
Mrs, strictures, etc. and having received a ratil'al and permanant
cure, request that ref.:reoces may be mask to them aaestlarapaory
, .evidences of the decidet superiority of Messrs. Currie and Cites
plan of treatertelit. Many of these gentlemen had strictsitaskom
I(i to 20 years, and wore under the care of Messrs. Home;. Hem..
elside, and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted
their cure by the appletation ut. the Imur caustic, without sumo.
Nlcssa. Currie and Co. hay • selectud tire following letter frets
the many they are icily receiving front gent lenten returning theta
thanks for their restoratiina to sound and vigorous health. It VMS
scot to them unsolicited,from the eon of a Noble Earl, who had
laboured under ibis diseressing and painful malady for tan years t
be had been smiler the care of several surgeons of -professional
eminence, none of whom afforded him permanent relief ; bi.t
front the atiperier mods of treatment adopted and pursued by
Messrs. Currie and Co. he rechived a radicel Owe in the Ada
space of one month. " May VS, 1830.
" 'En Dr. Camara, 107, Hatton Garden.
" Lord --, feels great pleasure in communicants' to Dotter
44 Currie the petfect resyttablishmcnt ni his health, in consequence
" of his mild and Sailltil able trewment of Strictures in the Lore.
" thra. lir may add, that be has not lie many years enjoyed as
" much comfort and freedom from pain ; and he entestaine no
" doubt of his bavitig obtained, throuTh his skill and attention, a
" perfect and radical cure of that hinted complaint. its he was nit
" a strangest to the manner that others treated the complaint, he
" has it hi his power. from a fair trial and a just comp.wlMo, to
" p.v that nitotte of applause to Dr. Corny which ha sensibly
li feels, and Shell ever be most ready aid wifinty to achnoirledge.`
By an early appiicalon to 'Messrs. Currie and Co. the metal
will :.cape the okn, danger, and esproce of a len end tedious
atteoilaooe upon lees earrienced r actidoners. . '
h141041.1,ED WOMEN, who have ierg bran
that
fed ill
their rapt c.ations of a family, Maybe insured that in most Iss-
*antes such deftcts are euratde by. medical altdl; aud altitausli alsa
removal oteuols nnpechruerre be an ol4aet 'WASIAK and Wire-
Welty with .pshcrs, yet the cure olr such &ryas, by sissoadual
progress of resovation, Is the acquirement efelsekreeperleitce.
Messrs. currie and Co. may be coustonsa by Fathom efl
Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at their holieoilkt
1.07, Hatton-Outlet.

For further Particular, aiTly to Sweet sod Stokes, Solicitors,
No. 6, King's Bench Walks, i'vniple. • •

Pathsl4in she Cuusty, siescriblos particalers of thfir its4e. age,
aud 'gods:yr living, inelosia4 a rensittance for Advice = isot.
tines,"th*sasue vial be given or seat to any pay si the.
To insure that secrecy as otwattal to cloak
of kWh 11%Ay bs &MIA ;• Ike likeglll+lllo.
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