The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-12 00:00:00

LEAKE'S GRAND ANALEPTIC DROPS; OR, VE-
GETABLE BALSAMIC RESTORATIVE.
'T"' *bolo Medicine is a Composition of pure
Balsaitt. selected from that part of the Vegetable
Etinidons, which (from the Author's long experience and
very extensive practice) was found best adapted to restore
debilitated and !waken' Constitutions to their pristine state of
health and vigour.
For Glee's and Seminal Weaknesses, whether of short or
long duration: whether proceeding Loin ill-cured Venereal
Anectioos, long ~purses of Mercurial or other Drastic Medi-
cinests severe or lung-continued Illnesses f• insufficient Nutri-
tion ; and more", particularly from that destructive vice
(which destroysso many of our youth in their blown, occa-
sioning Impotemse_and premature Old Age in one sex, and
Burreneess, the Whites, and a long train of Nervous Com-
plaints iu the other), Otemism, this Medicioe is strongly
.re-
commended, and Will most certainly effect a care, where atPs
poskibl:s a.ruro can be effected. In natural defects, where
these is no ireeinedinble Obstruction. it will have the most
happy effects; iu Obstructions and Ulceiations of the Kid-
neys, -Ureters, Bladder, and Urethra, it is a sovereign retne-
dv ; and iu Coughs, Catarrhs, beginning' Consumption., and
Uleeratinos of the Lungs, front its healing balsamic quality,
it will be found of infinite beoetit—io short, it will frequently
revive decayed IS'attire, and give fresh life, health. strength,
and vigour, even to debilitated age. It may be takea at any
time or season, without inconvenience.
Prepared and sold, with copious directions (whereby per-
sons .of either sex may judge of their case, and complete
their tore), in bottles of wily' . 9d. each. duity included, by
the sole Proptsetors, THOMAS TAYLOR and SON,
Mentbers of the Royal College of Surgeons, Loudon' at
their house, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street. A back door, and
lights in the passages at night.
They are also sold byoppointmeat, for. the convenience of
throe living at a distance' at the Perfumer's, No. %5, St. Al-
, ban's-street, Pall-Mall; Mr. Hepburn's toy-shop. No. 1119;
0 vford-street ; • Mr. •.Disbomigh, No. 7, Fish-street-hill,
nearly opposite the Motmasent ; and no wham. else in Lon-
don: by Mr. Baxter, South Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Can-
ned, Dublin; and by one person in every considerable town
"in England.
For the use of Patients whose Cases are obstinate, of Inn/
standing., or desperate ; for those going long jimmies, or to
sea ;• anti for those who have the charge of large bodies of
taw, large-bottles are prepared, containing rqqre. than Ara
small ones, at. I 1 *. each; the purchasers of which will be
entitled to the Proprietonewhice, without farther gratuity.
Persups in nay part of the conntry,by sending the above nod,
either under the seal of a latter, post _paid, sorb any other
way they think proper, may have the Medicine sent carefuUy
and secretly to-their order; with a letter of advice, when ne-
cessary: Patients takingsasall bottles, who cannot afford a
tee, may also, if they will attend at certain stated seasons,
Mite advice without ; but the Proprietor cannot attend to
the Patients of other Practitioners, or gratify idle curiosity,
without the compliment ussally paid to &sultana; of emi-
nence in his profession. The large bottles can only be had at
the Proprietor's house. -
At any of the above places may. he had, LEAKE'S GE-
NUINE PA'fENT PILLS, so justly tamale for awing in
all its stages a certain Disorder, without confinement or re-
straint,ll
n a speedy, secret, safe, and effectual manner.

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