The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-11-08 00:00:00

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On geturiler In•t, aftrr r short ilineae. Earth. the rife of
Mr. Richard Ede nrdr, of ('nne-court, F.ee:astieet,Loadun,
seed 4fl.
On Fride% lest. et l'r ne-hill, Dwirtieh, I.iia, site of
Thome,' f.: ribble. j•'u. r'...i.
on Itifiedey Imo. itt Pilerrien-rtr_ert,
_Elle. k_._triris_ni. Denirl
Pinder, Esq. le the &it is ear (41114 e• e, Deputy SCILUf Mew
her of the Corporation.uf tt.e City of Lostlaa.
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"W' slight tlact• hat trivial halts drotruy

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'• The hardiest frame !"
nn ESS RS. CUR It 1 E mist CO. having devoted thaw.
JR. selves to the study of. and Steen gratified by the mod
considerable practice in those braoebes of the professien
vs hid) they tbonght proper to select. trust. that alter Dirty
veers reeidence in this metropolis, their totems are so eel'
keels n, and their reputation so (Idly establishes', that no ape-
logy is requisite fur :4,eir iletilliklll from the regular mode of
practice. It mac be proper to state. that their Medical Ede
elation has been of the first dam; that the) are Members of
the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh; rod u sati.-
factory evidences of the truth of this statement. their diplo-
tens and testimonials may be seen at their Honer.. N... fin.
Datum-garden, where they may be consulted with the treat-
est seerrey sad !teener by patients of either sex. aillicted by
any of the following complaints :—i. The Vann& Disease.
foe which they here discovered a remedy, which is not only
a complete sabstitute for mercury In theme adds complaint,
but has also the advantage of eradicating the dhsersler with-,
out debilitating the coustitution.—Y. In cases of Nervousl
Debility Safi %resettle/ Itelaxat ion. whether produred by roe
vivial excesses, by the immoderate enjoyments of snood
p 1 or by solitary sensunlit). *here

" The vigour &inks, the habit melts away,
The cheerful, pare, and animated bloom
Dies from the (see, with squalid atrophy
I)et our'd, in .allow melaseholy clad.

Messrs. Carrie and ro. are in possession of a Meeleiw
that stands un►ivalled fur its superior e4eacy, In givinr war
to every muscular fibre of the patient, restoring his animal
spirits, and re-establishing his vigour. without inflaming the
constitution, and thus evposing him to the dangers of a r►
lapse.--3. In Strictures of tIwU rettint, essrs. t:urrie and ttei
plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other metlwk
of mire. that they have exeited the astonishment and appre
bailee of the most distinguished Surgeons. by etre-collie. is
three weeks, cures which defied all the n a nieces of their
skill. In the ewe of any of these romplaints their patients
will he treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. The
fee ',quieted is the same as that of regular practitioners.
Patients in the country are requested to state ps tiesitir4
of their ease. age, snit ruo.le of living. cnelosintt a Its•ek ..0
En;lend Note, when the necessary medicines and advice will
be sent to any part of the world.—No. Itq. Mimi-car 'en

fly.'.

Doerr ri (Wens user.
Thy !mese, nllll (In the nip ditilte,
That hone)-dmp) thy plenald7
QM:RATES, his discourse on twirl-cage. ins en-
raptured his auditors *lilt the subject, that the married
men flea to their Bites, and the bachelors linstened to he
wedded : and *• The Speetattir" has affirmed, i!tat Iftic sold
'• vi is the most agreeable and delightful name in nature,
Mr seem' institution, then, of marriage, compasses the
desideratum of our enioament ; terrain; not only with hap-
pine-4.4 on earth. but dispuaing the soul itself to harmonize
with Miss hereafter.

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Presious, bowev'er, to entering Into this hallowed °Migra-
tion. it becomes an imperative ditty, not only to regulated*
passions, hut to rheum the grosser nature frota thocr
na-
purities. width the freedom of unrestricted pleasure atsy
hare entailed upon it. To the neglect of inch attention are
attributable many of those hapless instances. whit*. slide
they excite the commiseration of the beholder, sioelii also
Impress him with the fear of self-reproach.
Imsurions habits will raeminize the hotly—a reddenre in
the tropics will retie the elastic fibre—but no‘re viperish%
does the premature infattettion of youth too roomette! CON% t
promise, the natural dignity into a ante of inanition. free
whysioethe agonteed surerer more then doubts the theme cf
Shrike. To all such. then, we adds ss ourselves, olferi4
hope—energy --museular strength—felielty ; nor will ea
advances appear questionable, sanctioned RN they arch) IS
multiplied proofs of twenty years successful eyperiesee.
The sooty rare; of married life, are sometimes distinbci
tss the suspension of those bleesines which coneentrate
nuptial wreath—for the female habit is often constitutionally
a oak—set it can be strengthened, sad deficient enory iv"
probed into funetional power.
In every ease of ssohilitic intrusion, as well as is every
rele sedum of the retserativo Prneomy. we pledge oar ability
to cure ispre.lih, and a ith elect. Earnestly solicitous*
repel the unfeeling empy ric from the position so roseate*
ously taken up, we des late from ;mend principles with le*
heeltation andeoandent in oar own honourable Integrity et
Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the thilirinlf
econtounity of either sex (especially those eaterlog into eta
trimonlal life) at once to our house, utter* daily attendee*
Is gives for personal erinthitation ; and letters from do
aeon*, are isturestiately answered ; these moist moos* •
remittance for Advice and Medicine. which eaa be forwarded
to any phrt of the world. however distant.
(10110 and Co. M. R. C. Borgooas. It.
Booverleoitreet, Fleet-street, Loam.
'.* Private door mood the comer.
.Just published (Teeth @dittos),
Tim AGM of LIFE, a familiar eonementere em the Awe
Diedblith. By 002% and Co. Addressed to the Teethed
tv of both Seem. May be had at IS. Paterweater -FOR
PaLrsaY ; 111. Primers-street. Sobs ; 171, Illortmares
and 4401 1119oksellers. Prise la.

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