The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-05-16 00:00:00

DINTS ON TILE EFFICACY AND VIRTUES OF SO-
LOMON'S CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM OF GI-
LEAD.
I inestimable Medicine having risen in re-
IL pute to sl.e very pinnacle of fame, it is now universally
re-oried or fur its Isenigm and health-restoring qualities in casas
of osmium., owl emocsosion. Some, perhaps, unacquainted
with it virtue,, not having perused that interestng " Guide te
Health" (which must be hut few indeed), magi be induced to
n-k, a hat is the Calm of Gilead fit for?—What complaint doth
cu ie —To shooter this it a i;1 Itr netesmry to
" Hold up the Mirror to Nature."
Let those who are afflicted in the following manner reflect on
the rause that produced such havock upon the " wholesome ap-
petite, and ;moms of life:"—disordered stomach, dry cough,
westknet-.s iit the voice' boarsene's, shininess of breath upon the
le;ot exercise, and relaxatiou of the whole system. Those of
dieted with paleness, langour of the eyes, weakness of sight or
memory, should take time to consider Linnatus's advice, that
" south is the important periled fur forming a robust constitu-
tion," and 'twit " nothing it to be dreaded so much as prema-
ture evert's." The foundation of a happy old age is a good con-
stitution in youth; temperance and moderation tet that age are
passports to happy old age. Nothing can be better described
than the words of Armstrong
" For wont of timely care
Millions have died of medicable wounds."
For such as these, 'then, this healing Balm is suitable. Com-
plaints stifled under the cameleon appellation of Nervous and
Comeemptive are its proper climax—the one it a ill eradicate, .
the other will be cured by its influence. The Balm of Gilead
has produced mere good in this country than any medicine since ,;
the formation of n Matcria Medics. It mirielte, the blond with- :
out inflaming it; brace; aet hout annulment too violently the
nercou: s"teen ; frees nod di-Sunken. the viscera and other
ita-
portaant organs; resolves oh-tractions, unit throws off viscid
strong humours ; strengthens the general habit, and brings bark
the muscular fibres to their natural and healay tone; es it is
calculated to produce, in a enmiderahle degree, all or any
of these efri•els, sue it must, under certain modifications and re- I COURIER EXTR AO RDIN A RY, Friday Morning.
strictimo, be equally adapted for the cure of every species of '
decay. I It appears certain that the journey of the Emperor
Tfiis medicine has been mwommonly successful with Young is deferred. The equipages have been ordered to re.
people. who have the appeal:ince and air of old :age; who are
trog
pale, effem m inate. henubed, soupid, mid even imbecile t whose . ra de.
bodies are become bent, whose tees are nn longer able to carry On the 3d of this month excesses were committed
them ; who have sin utter distaste for every thing, pr are totally at Dijon ; happily, however, these disorders were soon
Incapacitated. Where the stomach is frequently disordered the
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body is weakened ; paleness, bodily decay, and emaciatioa suppressed.
Sincere& and the eyes sink juts. the head. It was reported on the Exchange yesterday that
The Cordial Balm of Gilead, in bottles, price lls. each, or
four in one Goody bottle for 3.1. by which one Ils. bottle is an Envoy Extraordinary had arrived from the Em.
saved, duty included. peror of Austria, bringing communications favourable
With each bottle I: given n copious Bill of Direction., to peace.
contninim: select illu-tration" of the efficacy of these medicines,
th' ;.,he Duke of Padua is gone to Corsica, as Cum.
Ile Government label or stamp of which has the words "
Solomon, Liverpool," engraves' in its official impression, and is missioner Extraordinary.
uniformly posted on the colic of each bottle. morthers are General Belliard is appointed Minister Pletripo.
counterfeits. • I
Sold by Samuel Leigh, No. 19, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late tent iary from Fiance to the King of Naples.
Dicev and Sutton), Bow Churchyard ; Bacon mid Co. 154), By a Decree of the 9th, his Majesty has appointed I
Oxford-street, London • Brodie and Dowding, sulisbury ; A. the Prince, Arch-Treasurer Grand Master of the
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Smith, r'erfumer, North-bridge, Edintiargh ; Martin Keene,
No. 6, Coliege-green ; at Davison's, No. 1, Parliament.streeit Imperial University.
and of Messrs. F. Newbury and SOiless Dublin; and other Medi- Count Carnot, our Home Minister, has accepted
tine Venders iii Europe and America.
••• Dr. Sul whet,cunst „pert, his mum fer ofi the Presidency of a Society, newly formed itere, s•
(tae Pound, to whom such tellers should, for Foray, be thus, der the appellation of " The Friends of Humanity
directed— and the Country." The object of this Institution is
" Money Letter. Dr. salmon, Gilead-house, near Liver-
to propagate liberal ideas, to relieve misfortune, and
pool. Paid double postage."