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

MATRINONY.
T is much to be regretted, bat inclisputably certain,
I not many. persons of both bezel' are deterred Fria.eittcripg
into the snarrpd state, by infirmities, which delicacy f, .rids
them to disclose; and there are not it few, wan, beitt4 already
married, are rendered miserable, fur ward of those tender
Pledges or mutual love, without which, happi,lo.o In this state hi,
Ili least, verb precarious. It has heels ascertained heynud doubt,
that these circumstances are occasioned by a genera or partial
relaktition or weakness in either sex ; and it is equally certain,
that the genuine BALM OF MECCA is the Wait, if 'not the only
remedy Or this species of delMitr. Whed taken into the stn.
mach, it immediately diffuses itself like a vapour &rouge ever,
pore; producing effects at once delightful, salutary, nil perma-
nent. When the spark of life begins to grow dim. the COTIII7I.
thin languid, and this ficulties pnralised, this medicine iit.finted to
give tope In the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, iuvigontte
the body, anti re-animate, the whole man. When aversion to
exercise, loss or depravity of appetite, and pallid coutdenairee.
indicate approaching consumption, the delicate female will he
preserved, turd restored to health and society by the beteg,' in-
licence of this medicine. When the delusions of imagination, do
She force of bad example, have tempted unguarded t oath lam
the dangerous labyrinths Of secret sensuality, debilitated his
body, or impaired his understanding, the Balm of Mecca sill
protect hint from lingerine disease, the infirmities of premature
old age, and a wretched dissolution. When, by luxurious tram
cons copious libations, Paphian excesses, and midnight revels.
the sons anti danghters of dissipation have brought oti themselves
debility, relaxation, imbecility, and a long train of noreniee
compliontsothis soothing Balat..will restore health and virtu
to the debilitated frame, and cheerfuluess and animation to t e
mind.
Ohserye, that there is an engraved P. Wait of Dr. gestate is
the lahel.tin the outside of each May, which is signed by the
Prdprivtor, E. Senate, in his hand-writing. All ether ate
counterfeits.
. The genuine Balm of Mersa is prepared aids. by Dr. Senate;
and sold,. wholemle and retail, by his agent, Mr. Richards,
Druggist, 193. Strand, rear St. ClerwoCs Church ; also retail
by ‘Vard, 391, Holhont; Pitmon3, lairs, Fleet-street; Bacon,
130, Oiford-street, opposite Scind.street ; Allen, iii, Oxford-
itreet, opposite tie Pantheon; Bolion..frind of the lintal f.l-
- ; Golding. 41, Carahill ; and Chris'', Cockspue-street,
corder of Skims-gardens. Pace is. per box, cidty included.

tiTRICTURES,
IMPRESSED with a coitsciousweis that their tic-
JL viation from the graerd plan has hero highly beneficial to
others, and improved in their professional aciptireimnis by the
maturity of near twenty years experience, 'Messrs. URILIE
and CO. continue, with unabated ardour, the rradicatiao Of
these disorders Which are the consequence of illicit indulgences
or the destructive habits of the inconsiderate. School-buy. la
professing the cure of these Complaints, they hold nail nn in-
ducement to vice ; hut. sensible as all • men must he of the ex-
istence of are they offer I.lwir.mbistanee as regutirty
educated Surgeons of Laudon, stud ni the Royal College of
Edinburgh. to all cases of Siplijlitie Infection, and in every
complaint of Debility and Detteieney, -whether arising from the
infatuation of (1 certain destructive habit,listig residence in warns
climates, free living, figr any other canoe producing a ilellceney
of manly vigour,-the patient may rely on a speedy retramtion
' to vrprrous beialth.' Their improved pima of caring Strictures of
the Urethra It w been attended with peculiar succesi. Strictures
of ten and twenty years' duration have yielded to their Kral-
meat in the short penal three weeks. Several Noblemen
and Gentlemen of We first respectability, who have laboared solder
_this phinful and distressing disease, having received a radical Owl
permanent cure, oarticalsilyreqwed that reference inns he made
to them, as sat isfactney evidences of the derided siperioritv Of
Messrs. Currie anal Co.'s Plait to Treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen hnd been an•ler the care of Messrs. Horne, Heavi-
side, anti other Surgemis of equal eminences who atteinpuil
their Cure by the application of the Lupar• Caustic, unkind'
success.r
Dress-. Currie and Ca. Mu be tagki
1444:4 irtirlhe greatest * ' eels.
10,tHatton-garden

TAlii MOTIVE.
A .P SEII
'ON in the•Neighboarhood of Glasgow,
called a few days ago upon Mr. Angus NPOimatil,
Ist irk-place, in that City, and informed hisn, that his Wife had
been dangerously affected with a Gathering in her Lungs (as her
Surgeon teemed it), Mirada with nlarining, symptoms,
spilling, difficulty of breathing. &c. &c. li.viog given her, in
does, One lint( Guinea Bottle of .1)r. SOLOMON'S
C('lt 1)1 AL BALM OF DI LEAD, she recovered in the wet
mitiiirr her healttf and spiel's. her complaint having
been tb •reli removed most mlrneulously.
II 01" Nlr. M•Dimald has permission to• refer respectable Eriv
quivers to the Party.
Ist Deo:tuber, Dill.
• Applethwaite, near Kendal, Dec .15, 1811.
to DR. SOLOMON. Gilead-•honse, hear Liverpool. ,
SlK,—inipressed with the remorini virtues of your highly
celebrated Nfedicine,rtie CORDIAL BALK' OF ()MEAD,
feel m 3 heft bounden in juvtice to yott, and for the henebt of the
Puha, to inform you, that curly in last spring l had it violent
Infiniti my breast, accompanied with difficulty of breathing and
escessive wealtams too that could scarcely walk. I (midi'
need fur Annie time labouring under the must distressing symp'
toles whets, seeing in the Westmorland Advertiser, imuccount
of-some cures pet f a•med• is this neightlourlinod. by taking
It the
said Medicine, in the latter part of Sepiemh,r, I procured
Family Bottle of Messrs. M. will R. Brantheraite, your Agent*,
by taking of which, in two illi)s time felt its restorative
virtuev, nod before; bad finished the same was restored to my
• former health : which,
_thank (bid, 1 am now•in; 411d•fealltiO,
Y ur must übedieut servant,.
• ' Witnesses, ISAAC 11 OTH I N SON,
M. and it • Iterititti svelte, Kendal. (aged 8,5 years.) •

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