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riE 'SEVEN NUMBEIt9 of the NEW
sEttt EN of doe CABINET, coistaining the Portraits
of ()pie, Coleridge, bwen, Dyer, Yestris, M. Ti. Lewis, and
Mathtwsraod many interesting Ohoerratinos on Books and
on the Drama, ro) he had at Mews. Gale and Curtis's, 23,
Paternoster-to* 1 and of all Bootselleriand Newsome, price
2s. 6d. cads Number,
The Portrait of Miss ihnIMA will form the embellish-
ment to the Pighth Nutritive.

A CHALLENGE.
MESSRS. CURRIE and CO. Surgeons, late
.In his Ntaje‘ty's Service, challenge the whole world
to prom•single iztanre where their Medicine and Method
of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of
ninny yearwin this particular branch of their profession, has
not given rise to one unsuccessful Caw.
They continue to direct.theirAtudies to the treatment and
cure of Venereal Complaints, and that Derangeinent of the
System, which is the consequeiwc oldie perniciuus and waste-
ful effects of a habit long and must unhappily purtned by the
youth of both sexes. In the one it will be found to be the
unfailing source of barrenness ; the other have its ravages fa-
tally developed to them by a distresSing state of debility,
which, if not timely remedied, terminates in impotence. These
an its remote and ultimate effeets, While Cotnumptions. Loss
of Muscular Power, and yario‘ Nervosis Complaints, usually
characterise the earlier stages of tiui. solitary vice. Of per-
sons languishing under the disorders incident to such a habit,
their treatment is simple, and has never proved unsoreessful
In the treatment of a long, laborious, and much extended prac-
tice. In OM most obstinate and complicated easel of Vene-
real Infection, such as Obstructions in the Urethra, Spongy
Excrescences. Hard Tumours' Callous Ulcers, Eruptions, Se-
minal Weakness, Gleets, as also
STRICTURES,
Whether recent or of long duration, and which have haled
the skill of other Practithawrs, are, by their present improved
plan of treatment, effectually mid permanently eared, u lib-
out the patient suffering the excruciating pain and alarming he-
Marrhage which frequently fallow, the applicatina of the lu
Pear caustic. In the coarse of twenty years exclusive practice
lu this iisetropolis, numerous eases of Strictures have been aad
are daily under their care, the total eradication of which are
effected -by a rare, cerain, and expeditions.** of practice,
auperi ir to any other yet adopted. The weakoess,
jclaxa-
tints, and debility iirlices-ding lion this tempi:tint, are spee-
dily removed, mufti''' patient restored to viand and wimieuus
health. Hut when the debility has for years rained, a pro-
per perieventnire their restorative rentedie., sheen we.
Stric-
ture ha, been destroyed, indispetnably requisite to revive
the shunberiugliparlis of Life, and to re-aiiiinate the Collati-
Int
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consult:A by either IPS
with the greatest detienc,. secrecy, and honour, at their
house, No. 10;, Hatton (harden.

Patwnto in the Country are requested to state the pa:tom-
tit., of their rase, age, and general habit of livitrß, &c. &c.
enclosing a remittance fur advice and medicines, when the
same will he given or aryW 'natty pa►t of the kingdom. To en-
sure that secret. Pe essential to their undertaking the poet-
ge of letters may bsadded to the aceouat for medicine.
9th June, I&79—liri, Hatton uardee.

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legasit,antl Clomp Cestleilei,earioy
HOPE TAVERN, SOUTHEND,
ford, Brentwood, Ililliricay, Wiekford, aodatrolltilewell.
Every Morning at Half-past Mire, calls at the THREE
NUNS, and BLUE BOAR INNS WHITECHAPEL.
Performed by Edward Prockler and Co.
N.B. No charge whatever for booking Parcels.
and Parcels also booked at the White Bear,
• • SALISBURY Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op-
position COACH, afternoons at Half-past
Three, Ikons the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis-
bury, His. only, Outside llb. lid. only t and all small Parcels
under one pound we'll* 6d. only for carriage, and no charge
for booking. Also to Poole, thruagh Furdingbridge. Ring-
wood, and Wimbount, afternoon, at Half-past Three; In-
side Fare to Poole, 2is. only, Outside bd. only, which
is nearly $O3. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per-
formed in nearly the same Mee.
No charge whatever ter booking of Parceb.
Coach-OMee at the b .1 the Bell Savage Yard
on theleft-hand, IMasa illollllllMifilmeitay—
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-vol &. and 7141941titif PoVrakkert
frank the 13ELY. SA VAG*, Lunt:Aft-mu;
every Atoning at Half-past live through Barnes',
Welna, Stevenage. naldock, Biggleswadv, Ea-
ton, Begdee. Stiltim, Stamford, Gretharn, enkerswurth.
t;raatham, Newark. Itetford, Doncaster, Eerrvbrilge, and
Tadcnster. Every evertinn has and will be made to render
this the best conseyance on the North Itoad.
N. B. Hy th.. conveyance Passengers and Parcels are for,
warded to Edinburgh and all parts of the North of Eng.
label.
• • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op,
positioss SALISBWILY COACH, afternoons at Half-past
Three. from the REEL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Sabi-
hue). lbs. only ; Outside los. 6d. only; awl all Small Parcels
under one pound a eight 6d. only fur carriage and DO charge
for honking. Also in Poole, through Fordn;gbridge, Ring-
wood, and Wisubourn, afternoon, at Half-past Three;
side Fare to Poole, Vo. only, Oulsi le his. tid. only, which
is nearly 9th. cheaper than the Poole 31.61, as well as per-
formed in nearly the same time.
No charge whatever for booking of ?limb.
Cr,' Coach-Office at the bottom of the Bell Savage Yard
on the left-hand, through the second Gateway.

•
BRISTOL and BATH new and elegant
COACHES, with (mard throughout, and the Coach
to Bath without changing, from the liElj. S 1' At; I:. lUD-
G ATE-HILL, every Evening at Half fast Five
to the CA•4IL.F. anti BALL., BATH; and SWAN INN,
MARY PORT-STREET, BRISTOL
Passengers and Parcels booked at the Three Kings, and
White Bear Inns, Piccadilly.
N. B. Travellers by tbis Coach have One Hoer, to and
frun Bristol and Loudon (at Balls), for Pleasure or Bossi-
ness.

•--;;; • No charge whatever fur booking Parcels fbr this
Coach it the Bell Savage.
•• • Uacommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial Op-
paid= SALISBURY COACH, afternoons at Half-Past
Three, from the BELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to Salis-
bury, 16s. goals, Outside 10s. 6d. only and all small' Parcels
under one puond weight 6d. only for carriage, and no charge
fur booking. Also to Poole, thrusgh- Fordingbridge, Ring-
wood, and Wiinhoura afternoon, at Half-past Three ; In-
side Fare to Poole, only, Outside 16s. tid. only, which
is nearly 30s. cheaper than the Poole Mail, as well as per-
forated in nearly the same time.
o charge whatever for linolking of Parcels.
- •tr CaseipOlkeeeiliaim al the Veil Savage Yard
on thr left hand, through the veering Gateway.

TO THOS. TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9. NEW BRIDGE-
STREET, LONDON.
SIR,
I CONSIDER it but an act of juvtiee due to the
merits of your LEA KE'S PATENT PILLS, to COMM*.
oicate the following Cure which has recently been perfbrined.
by them :—An acquaintance of mine, who, by the breaking
out of an old Venereal Cousplaint (attended by a complica-
tion of disorders arising therefrom), way reduced almost to a
Skeleton, and although he had the best Medical Advice which
could be obtained, and tried a variety of Patent Medicines, no-
thing could be procured which seemed to suit his me, or to do
him any service; he remained in a most reduced and pitiable
situation for two years, unable to follow hi 4 profes-tim, and
scarcely able to walk, ()revels to staud on hi legs; in fact, no
one w knew ifisn ever supposed it possible for hint to reco-
ver. He was advised at last to try your LEA K.E'S PILLS
—he did so, adhering strictly to the directioni given with
them—he had not taken more than two butes' before be found
as alteration for the better; this encouraged him to proceed,
and by taking a few boxes more be found his appetite and
strength gradually return, andls now as healthy and stout as
any man I know. You are welcome, Sit, to refer any per-
son to me fora confirmation of the above account, if it should
be doubted.
I am, Sir, your obedient humble servant,
Library, Folkston, THOS. PUR DAY.
July 10,

Prepar ed and wild by the Sole Proprietor,
THOS. TAY' UHL, Nlember of the Royal College of
Surgeons, Landon,
At his Home, No. 9. New Bridge-tercet,
Where, aftet a residence of more than fort* ears in n prac-
tice partietearly directed to the Care of Yesie;ettl Com-
plaints, and those ineideutal to the Parts of Generation in
both See, with tka iniiidable Secrecy which Men of his
Profcv.isso should 41 VI ay* übser ve. He Batters himself, the
Advice and Assistance be gratuitously administers lo per-
sons taking this Medicine, will be eseeesued, by a disceniug
public, asasadvanta,st seldom to be obtained, and void of
ambiguity.
They are also sold, by his a poidtinent, at the Perfumer's,
No. :1.5, St. Alhan's-strect, Pa Mall; Mr. Iffpburn's Toy-
ehop, No. W 3, Ogonkstrsit; Ir. Dirbeicuagli, No. 7, Visa-
%
select-bill, nearly oppotiiP the blonefosent ; and by nor Per-
son in every cousiderabk basin in &island, &C., in Roses ut
only Ils. 9d. racks, sealed up with bill aid pissin dlsections,
whereby persous of niter sex may cure themselves Olth raw
and secrecy. ..
N. H. Every Sox sold hs Great Britnin it %Wed ep with
a Stamp, 40 Which, by &vow of the Colsollhfiteass, it
prifted, at the Stamp-Olice— T. Tailer.Nt. 9, Npe.liriike-
street—to imitate a kicto Loft:Web ear all edgers ate caller-
fut.

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, tie King and Mare of %v ales,
No:101, Suasipppr N sr-
--...cctratt , begs recommend to the Ptelk heti, grim-
toe BLACK LEAD PENCILS, whine onperhsr ex Iti....te
lottobotm fur more than SO years witiversally nelusowledged I
and Pencils for draw ing in colours (of a late itriteotion ), To dis-
tinguish his Pl./nib; from crainterfeibt,the mark winch was fist-,
itierly only Middleton, is now clanged to N. Middlrlaai and
the directing', kill. Strand, Widow, stamped as Sofh Mtil6;
An extensive mrt 4autent of P•ocket-bookt and Tliread
elegantty owsuuted in gold, silver', lead 'plaint a cooksiete OS*
monism of Travelling, Writing, and Drooling-ram ; Gea
tlemen's Pocket Commndvs, containing every *nide tit
shaving and dre4-ing ; Portable Writing and Dreaing-desks,
and Boxes, Li mahogany, satio.mitiod, leather, Arc.; Writ-
hing-paper, extra fine cut large Pens? fine Irish and Date*
Sealing-Wax, and all kairis of Stationary • Portable and
:Z
Coundw-hotre Utter Copybig Machines. flator ni
by which writing may be rdpeditimaily and dearlyp
are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost
nail comprised in a mahogany com, which for a (maple*
desk ; sows() small, nx to b of the greatest convenience to
'those who Hovel; others of a size wad form to awlthet the
1 of a c_iiesetete sacretoire. A large assortmeot of
Sad all kb& of Ilse Galen'.

ItOMATIC SPIRIT or VINEGAR, (the
za.• Origiaal Invention of Mr. HENRY, and brought by
hit successive 'lnformations to the kirlee-t perfeetion) mato&
toes to be prepared aod told by TIIOJN,Ia and W I LLIA.Ni
HENR Y, Chemists, Ilanchater.

This agreeable perfumed Liquor is composed ef highly con-
centrated V inepsr, Joined with the most please* Aromatics
and elficacioos Antiseptics. Its youngest (Maur renders It ex-
newely grateful nsd isalstary is Head Acts, Faisitisgs, tnd
is all Places of Public Resort, (as Theatres, Cuurts arias.
tire, &c.) as it emusterarts the bad ferm of heeled add
fuel Air. It is also the beat Antidote opium the infection of
all Contagious dlseiser.
As there are may spurious and inferior knit ' MAW
the same and sunder names some of which are. way
represented as improvements, the Public art to
obkerve, that the awes of THOMAS and
II LN R Manchester, are engraved es esell aid
moulded in the glass of each bottle. •
The AROMATIC SPIRIT of V INKCAIt, Prim le.
9d. 'Stamp included) Is sold wholesale and retail, by Bay-
ley and Blew, enekvpur-street. (the MAY Aireele hi
authorised by the Proprietors;) where anal be kadieSgsage
(tuxes of fluid, Sneer, Cornelia's, Crystal, Ste. Also
HENRY'S CALCINED MAGNESIA,
Ia battles as is. 6d. and Linter, with glass stoppers, at M.
cora; their =mei being on the stamps.

AN Account of that moat exaMent Medkino
THE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, prepared
by Dr. Soloman, Gilded HOUK wear Liverpool t *ad inid‘
Wholesale and Retail, by Dke q. &moo, Row Church-yard
ail Matthew% and Leigh, 18, Strand, Lenitin I pike Ralf:
a-Guinea a Mottle; or the nanatity of Four ht sae Family
Bottle for Thirty-three Shillings, on which Nine Shillings are
saved, Duty included.

" U blessed Health! Him art above all gold and treasures
it is thou who enlargest 11w soul, and openest all its powers
to reteive instruction nod radish sfrtue. He that bus that has
little more to wish for: and hr that is so wretched as to want
thee, wants every thing nith tL .e !"—Sterne.

It is sothriou+, that ration+ disorders of the batman frame
are brought on by dissipation in +south, and the grow violation
of those roles which prudence dictates for the prellettilltio of
health, and laying A foundation for a long anti happy Itte,
with a firm and strong constltioion The blessings of health
are ow sooner loss than p*' erforaisncii somclittisibisiassei-
enable value Of ii, and niiimppy patient looks around, too
often, alas! in rain, for the mease, of its recovery.
The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is adesersally ac-
knowledged to he peculiarly efficacious io all inward wast-
ing', low of appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trews-
Wing or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate combs.
shnruiess of breath, and coo-umptire habits. It thins the
Isifind, eases the most violetu pains in the heal sod Megginclio
and promotes gentle perspiration. Ry the nubility widgeon's
this medicine is mach admired, being, pleasant to the taste and
smell, gently astriaging the fibres of the stomach. sod giving
that proper; tensity which a good digestion requires. Nothing
be better adapted, sy help and nourish tie constitution
eater a nocturnardebauch with wine, rtc.—Tbis Cordial is
humbly esteemed in the Fa't end 'West ladies, Tor nourishing
sated invigorating the mesons" synced, and acting m a general
restorative on debilitated chitin/tonnes, arising from bilious
complaints contracted in bet climates. Those who bare the
rare and education of fensales‘ the modistes as will as the se-
dentary part of the community, should never be without the
Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head,
invigorates the mind, improves the memar3 , and enlivens the
imagination.

It is the most absolute remedy for awls diseo.es as toe nt.
tended with the fullowin; symptoms, namely—a gnat strait-
ness of the breast, with ditfieulty of breathing; violent palpi-
tations of the heart, sudden dashes of heat in verities-pans of
the body t at other times a sense of mid, as if warn wad
poured on them ; dying pains in the arms and limbs, butt
and belly, resembling thoNe oci mingled by the gravel; uhf
pulse very variable, sometimes saroinasonly slow, at WWI
times vary quick; yawning, the hiccough, freciaent diking,
and a sense of sulfocation, as from a ball or lump in the
throat; alternate Ms of crying and convulsive laughing; the
sleep unsound, and seidousarfresbing, aad the pitiful often
troubled with horrid dreams Much tins been said by late-
tested individual: against medicines that are advertised; but
there is a very important observation to be mode re-
the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operatic.-
gentle, safe, and efficaciaas, it could not have obtained the..-
exampled demand it hie acquired; for, as it has rarely the
great advantage of a perscolve advocate at the ear of the,
patient, so nothing hat his coovictioa of suss virtues, by its 11110
lutary effects, can induce perseveraace, and ye rosoonsati
perseverance is certainly most requisite, to enable event 111/1
happiest combination of chy laicals and gidenicals to riot toad
chronic diseases, and restore the valetudinarian to health.
It: well-known characteristic of promoting longevity bee
been lung ivaistained; for, by keeping the con.titution, as It
were, to cnatinual repair. it preserve, the body at health and
vigimr, and prevents prenotore decay. It requires ao Funi-
cular confinement, nor encode] to diet.
•
CASES.

Extract of a Letter from Mr. Joseph Morris, Ottepglow, tI
Dr. Solomon, Gilead-Houos, near Liverpool.
Sta. Chepstow, sth October, MOS.
I bare to inform von of the following case, cured by your
Cordial Balm of Gilead:—Mr. Lewis Williants, Painter and
Glazier, of the town of Brecon, in the musty .if Symms
WAS for a very long time labouring wider an extreme lowness
of spirits, so much so that be was obliged to neglect a great
part of his buoluess. Ile went to Swansea, thiaking bathing
would be of service tit him; but to his great comma. bot
found no relief. Ile afterwards name to t hepstaw, his na-
tive place. where his mother and Mends now lire! he cam-
rlaioed to me hoes ill hr was, and appeared muck dejected,
ie.-C:lug, be thought he never should be well any more. I ad-
s, Peed hiss to take your Cordial Balm of Gilead—he banght
of ale a they/mind case—and his brother neared me a new
days:um that he is now as well as cop he knew bum, be-
ing fully satisfied that it was the Balm of Gilead mai that
.haul restored biro to his mud health and spirits.-4 am, Sit,
your humble "tryout, JOSLkil 11011RIS.
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Extract of a better from Wekhpool, dated the Ifid of Jan.
1107, to Dr. Solomon, Gilead I loam, near Live wool.
,1 h `fit have te • of tafonaltig you, that a ',Mum
ter.he moor of teviiso the parah of Llasifts•
.11mt.cel, is Ito bad long labile* under a nervier itemplaiuto
attended with inte naf weakoms. loss of lIPPet IW the
head and breast. and ~Aim Mudded to her beC4
EP 11140,10.4 to health bi legit two bottles of your
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WDICh wit 0~ at our ship bLa friend of the
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