Star.
London, England, 1803-07-16 00:00:00

" Tut ONLY WARtHOUSI •oa Da. JAM'S% POWDER."

WHEN an Individual haseeperieuced a particular
mark of kindncfs, in Which his welfare and happhiers have
been eonliderably promoted, nothing Is more natural thau to leek
out the nerfnn by whom we have been ferved, for the purpofe of
expreffutg our grateful bade of the favour bettowed. But in cafes
of health, where we h .ve been recovered from the 14t deplorable
Rage of debilitated nature, and mitered to the full enjoyment of
all the various bleffings of life, we are Turdhly called on by every
conlideration, to acknowledge It in the nrdt public manner. We
owe this equally to our own feelings, which mull be fenfibly a-
wakened on the occalion to the (kill and talents of the Dodlor,
which merit every PICOaIiMM, end to the pubile at Large, in order
that there who may ftand in need of fintilar benefits, may know
where to receive them. Having made their general Obrervations
I mallproceed to Rate the particular cafe that has we-doused
them, and to lay before the public the-falutary efedis that I have
experienced under the mated afilk(lions that can porfibly befit
us. I was born and educated at 'll'inchefter, and at reventecn
years of age went to the Univerfity at Oxford. Prior to on
leaving Wineheller, and more particularly at College, I was re-
duced to the moil grievous Rate. by the horrid and unnatural prat--
Ices, too incident to youth, and which arc not more baneful to our
health, than (info! in the eye of Goo. I was at belt affltded with
a (limners of fiche, a weakners in my loins, and a &pea:lion of
(pities. In this Ilmation I applied to Baron Wade!, the famous
oeuliit, who informed me it p-necoded front the optic nerves. I
for fame time billowed his advice, till meday returning from
tooting, I was faxed with a tiumbruft in my Botha to lucre a
degree, as to lead me to conclude that I lher.hl entirely late the
Me of them. This induced ate to put rr.yrelf under the hands of
Dr. W. of Oxford ; but neither his aid, LOT the waters at Bath,
which place I vi iced, afforded me the !call relief . my fplri-s at
length wcra Co ferioufly depreffed with vi kat palpitations of the
heart, and my fleet fo much decayed, that I became a mere fkek-
*on. Otferving, however, in the Bath Papers, a Publlcati nby
Dr. BRODUM, imitated A Guide to Old Age," dedicated to his
Majelty, I was Induced to perste the fame, when I forteumecly
difeovered the complaint I had fu long labontvd under.
I have the happinefs to add, that by following the ad- ice
contained therein, and going through a complete courfe of Dr.
1110D011eS invaluable Nervous Cordial. I am now, thank Heaveu,
perfettly recovered, and as well as ever I was in my life.
" I bare finee quitted the Uoiverfity, and am going to enter
Into the holy nate of matrimony, with a determination never to
be without Guide to Old Age ;" and, at the fame time, I dank
it my duty to adrift all young men to follow my wimple, as a
perufal of this exec:lent book may happily prevent the
from being precipitated headlong to an untimely trove, which,
but fdr Dr. Baorio at, would molt inevitably have been my cafe.
I am, Sir, your's, Etc. &c.
Oxford . " A. D. M. A."

Tbe Botanical Syrup, and Reiterative Nervous Cordial, to be
bad at the Dodoes Route, No. 9, Alisina•ltrest, In bottles of tt
as.-1 Is. (2. and 64. od ; and by all Printsrs, Booktellen, and
Venders of Medicine, in the United Kiagdent, with proper di-
redlieea.