The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-04-01 00:00:00

KILTRAOKIHN 4ItY. LUCK.

PIDDING and CO. No. I, Geroldll (the cor- 1
ner next the klansioiAlisuol sold itt the la.t Lotter,
Nei. ¶,186. iv Price of ,C 2 ,COU, and No. 2,921. a !'size u(
£4OO. in 'rweniy-eight Mlhu.e ; need their gcueral maw of sa-
ri
Pe ices ws :trendy exceeded the due proporlitoo, that if one
individual had bought ad the Tickets et...tl Stare,. void by them,
it would lat%t• given a profit of upwards of X17.0i0 over and
above the Po i.a.• C st. Iv n.. 1 this Lurk I Real Luck 1 Un-
paralleled Luck ? I'S PRINCI LOTTERY
Will be drawee 9ahh of N F:TC. r MONTH, and the Scheme ern.
blares unusual advantswei in favour of Adventurers ; for, if
compared with the last Loners li,ooo 'rickets, it will
found to C(1E111141, nut only Capitar Prizes of equal magnitude,
but double the varlets., mid more that; fanr Wise; the number of
profttahle Prises; the,e are intrinsic attinetium, vs bleb idle ecly
prove irre,istible. Ihe Public, therefore, toe serious'', mi-
med not to delay their purchases., as thesenall number of 'r irk-
ets-are expected to be all sold in a very short time. At present,
PIDDING and Co. have great variety, at the Fouletitio of
Fortune, No. I, Corobill, the former Lurks Residence of
old Mr. Gus, who -,ecomulaied about £400,000 em that identi-
cal spot. out of which he built amid endowed the Hospital in the
Unresuele.

AN OTHER PROOF.
Richmond. April 21, 1811.
SIR,—The benefit which I have derided from the
use of your medicine. the BALM OF MECCA. demands
my warmest acknottledeinews. The 'want misery I ex-
perienced far many years. from a most severe nervous compla
particularly areetiag my head, renderiog me frequently inca•
puhle of purs.uing my nvocatio..s, was greater than 1 can de-
scribe; and though I had the hest advice, and wavinuch with
say father, Dr. rrlbier, of Bath, ;01 remedies appeared to he
without effect, till I was recommended to try your medicine by
a lady to whom it hail been of great service. Within a few
weeks after I first took the Balm, I was considerably amended,
and continued to grow better. until I was ultimately free front
every symptom of my impala tint, and have continued now near
use tumults perfectly well. This statement I consider an aft of
Justices mail 3oa are welcome to make what use of it you
please. I am, &c.
GEORCaNA PRICE.
To Dr. Senate, Southampton-row.
.• • Dr; hienatejus in pow..sion of near Eight Hundred testi-
monies of the edicacy of his medicine, which will be published
to succesiiun.

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Observe, that there it au engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate in
the label on the outside of each, box, which is signed by the
Proprietor, E. Senate, in his baud-writing. AU ot:ter, are
e. unterfeits.
The genuine Bairn of Mecca is prepared only by Dr. Senate
and sold, whole tie and retail, by his agent" Mr. Riehata,
Druggi,t, 19.1, Sinai/1, near St. Clement's Caurcis ; also seta.
bI Wuld. SH, Holborn ; Parsons. 156, Fleet4treet ; Bacon.
130 s Oxford-street, opposite the Pantheon ; Bolton, frost ut
the Royal Exchange; Guldir.g, 42, Curnhill; and Cbiisp,
Onekspur-street, corner of Spong Gardens. Price

r 1111 E plif pE •TO HEALTH having passed
11 through a 'somber of liditiom, and estierieoced a sale un-
pr,ecedentedly great, has been apse repriuted with many im•
provements, nod it may be With confidence asserted. that so trams'
lanile 'A Publication to the afflicted in general has never been
printed in this or any mires lauguage.% The weak and delicate
female—the youth who has just Mashed his education tit any of
the public seminaries.—the aged, who are drooping ustilerdiior-
deni nriginatiug from uo impurity of the blood—people of
fashion—studious persons of It coiAned Mid sedentary 401.--as
;dip those afflicted with nervoisx aGrchuus iii general, w ill end
thilmoon's Guide to Health" a faithrul companion surd an
suansing instructor: la short, se Awrisiin who solar, the tnicr-
incitt of a good state of health. will he a moment wittbout belle
pmsened of the most useful, cheap, valuable. au t hoPartio
work ever publi,hed. •
The hidden "sources of weakness and depilito,lllll* krhich
thousands are arlilletcd, air henna 'laid open. and the ogees of
restoration In the blessings of health and rtreaqtk, fully am cm-
ply eftforrnmiented. .
This /Whine i.rtiriclied Irina many valuable improvements,
collected from experimental trairn..q), nod uslculwte.l to un-'
prove the health nod welfare of all Mae whticrbseiNe its admit-
atition,
Lond n : Sold by Nlitthews and Le4gh, N..; 18, Strand; als•
by all the 800/sec/Icm iu tbf Milted Metitgdom, pike ;iv

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