The Statesman.
London, England, 1811-10-23 00:00:00

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Notutat .;goof of the great efficacy of the.
WA. BALM .ot 11E6CM is retaxatiou aad debility of the
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Mks Sairiee,rsill6ersod dress maker, it Blocks's D'Oyleys
• itarehinne,• Ning-nreet, Ctiverit-gard,n, has communicated to
r. Senate the very extraordinary care which her sister has es-
'ricked byihe woe of his meditine. the Balm of Mecca. Rer
aomplaint was i violent nervous bead-ache, with spasmodic af-
f etions in bar stortutch. whirl; sometimes swelled to a considera-
ble sines the slightest exercise was irksome and fatiguing; her
spirits were depressml besond description; ber appetite wus
hurirely erode; and wheal she forced herself to take sustenance,
.Me eteenewettille moviescrucihting pain. In this deplorable
Male she,commeiteed,a tonne of the anima/ Mecca, frets which
We derived admen isriteiiinte benefit, and within three months
Was perfectly Cemtvered. Sheds now grown fat add well; her
appetite is grnd. hercwspteiinnretamed. and she cast' take aav
exercise wet ,out iseouyettiirace kotsd, after the distresaing bad
Mate of health sSe:jahnured under between seven and eight
eats; she has' now the Ititypiums naiad herself in perfect grand
Arab% fOr which she feels herself indebted to Dr. Senate's kind
attention, and the me of his medicine, the Halm of Mecca,
Which, may be truly considered a blessing to matikind.
• • WART SAVILLE.
The genuine Balm of Herrn is prepared only by Dr. mate;
sad edd, wholesale. and retail, by his agent. Mr. Richards,
T)eig:rist, J 93, fltsni.d. near tit. Clemente ('birch ; also retail
• Iry Ward, Zitl, Balboni; Purina,. 166. Fleet-greet; Macon,
150. atiford.street. opposite Bood•street ; Allem, 76, Oxford-
tweet. epposite the Pantheon; Bolton, front of the Royal Es-
. changes Ghlding. 44, Corohill; and Clarity, Cockspar-sireet.
corner of Spr.og-gardens. Price 7s.
' SObserie, that there is an engraved Portrait a? Dr. finale .n
the oa the outside of each box, which is signed by the
l'eoprietor, L. Semite, in his band writing. All others are
conmerfeitt.

414 EYF. AND BILR.
;;;APTIIIE use of these wontrerful organs, which may
V.'S. be justly considered the 'principle source ..f all earthly en-
joyments, is too afore vbliternted, so much impeded by the va-
rious diseases, which, (ruin their pet-Maar formutiop, they are
Ara liable to, that. the treatment and rare of such diseases ha+
Ink; been a distinct hr.inch of the medical profession. TO fully
, atirter4and the dlfferem complaints ioeideitt to these delicate
' *jaw. :t is necessary fora Surgeon to have a perfect knowledge
of the suettorby the human hods. particularly of these parts,
..atle ohs. mar& they are conspuseds:f; the wonderful arrangement
•of that mailer; ihe.eonrectios and dependroweane part has with
&Anther; :Ind- the orprisitignertaer in which the :inimaleerinomy
itequiren to be kept, in order to resist diseases : mitt likewise
She Nos ious dieensisineidelit to the system, as p.trticular circuits+
etancek esistiag io the artist ittition will often be the remit, cause
of fliiiAnessusseacdoers; yet, without ans. of these qualifica-
iionct wbhows mq mom of medical, sargieal, or anatomienl
tense, we sometillell And men priantilgatiog their superior calYa-
city for entitle three 'erimplaints by the application of some lit-
fallible an-1 universal rem-de, the propertiis of which perhaps
lbey are altogether, tgnorant of; ihe.pretrthinn of such cbaracs
Ors to phone nod iturmery ate naturally a dangeriew degradation
to the profession bat :41+o a frequent source .4 protraction and
aggravation to the attliettunsuf the patient. But * ben a levee-
gable prnferioual man, who devotes the whole of his time to
.this brooch of She profession, and who has many ways
himself by the occe-s ha has met with in the treatment
mid cure of these complaints, takes the most public steps to
wake the saute known to the world, there is no doubt het lie
deserves rent uteri(; feeling etisilile of this, Mr. EllerY,
14 Q. 101 Westniir*ier firldge•road, who has been carefully ini-
tiated into the &Teresa branches of the profession, stud who
ha, for malty years past devoted ;be whole of his attention to
the ettainierition Held nary of the various diven.es of these
aril, bees lyave to isifortn the soberer* of such athirtions, that
be roativarti to give his advice in such eases fret* 10 till 4 d-iily,
sod hits the pjeastire In roolisinee that he tins lately been pn,..
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604 08' •ncreitifstl is cases of Cataracts and Golan Serena,
as well as Metres of Opshaletia•
Da), of. Atteistiorve far the folligest, who taut have letters
t'rrtc"route"dltrl,to from some respectable Him e-k•eper, are,
l'inda)•h Ilatieurs toted Situirds3s, (cum Tea till Tiede&