The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-12-04 00:00:00

MATRIMONY,

IT is much to be regretted. but indisputably
certain, that sonny permits of both sects are dele.:red
from entering into the married stale, by infirmitira, w hi;li
delicacy forbids them to disclose ; stud th.tre are not a fon.
who, briog already married. are rendered miserable. for
%yam of those tender pledges of memo tote, withoitt
happiors, in this state is, at lean. very tweeariotts. It la:*
been ascerlained beyond doubt, that theme circumstances ire
occasioned by a getter:it or partial relaxaxims or wcakucis iu
either set; and it iy equal's certaiu, ,bat rite genuine
AItONIATIC LOZCNNES 01°' STEEL
are the best, if not the only remedy for thisupectes of delft-
lily. Worn taken into the stormiest, they immediately dif-
fuse themselves. like a rapeut , hron4ll ev.try pore, pro/lac-nil
etlixt,, at once delightful, salutary, rind Ferritaurat. When
the spark of life begins to grow dine, the garettlatice languid,
and the faculties paralysed, these Loze.,g,e are fuuud to love
tone to the nerves, exhilarate the animal spirits, invigorate
the body, and re-militate the huh. man. When awn-Istria to
exercise .los- ur depravity of appetite, and couLte-
iittlicate appronchiag .cor-uoiptifiu. the delicate fe-
male will he pre;ervcd, and restored to health and soCetv,
by the benign influence of this medicine. When the da•le-
sio►ts of or the force of had evample, relye
tempted unguarded youth tato the dan:veruus labyrinth t of
secret sensanlity. debilitated his body, or Unpaired his un-
deotat‘diog„ these Luxeiy,es vidl protect Lim &nen 'Moe-
irg disease, the intirmitifti of premature old age. and a
%I retched divolution. When luxurious bahmiets, (-opines
libations, Paphian excesses, awl midnight revels, the S• 114
dauAhters of • dissipation have [nought on themsel%
rtehilit., minutia:, imbecility, and a bag train of new
complaints, tittle [oat:ages 'will renew* health and % ig. ur to
the debilitated frame, and chcerfahmssmad aaitaatiun to the
mind.
TILE A ROM osTIC LOZENGOS OF STEEL are pre-
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pared and sop by the Inventor. Dv. Senast,sit his•how,e, Ng,.
41, Southnututan-row, 13loomNisory where be he con-
sulted every day personally, or by ietter, Melake the totail
fee; also, by A ;Johansen', told at No. 4, Lodgati- -hill; Mr.
d , &c. 193, Strand.; Goers% :19S, Oxf.ad-
street. near eats-street t Allen, 76 Oxford-street, apposite
the Pantheon ; Chrisp, coriser of !lining Garden ; Ti 3 am.. 349,
Strand, neat the Lyceum; Golding, 42. Cornbill ;
Royal F.xch-nge; Stables, !;F, Cheapside Ambridge,
Piccadilly; Ward, 324, Molinaro; art( no where rLc is Lon-
don. Price 71. per Box, Deny in tutted.
At the above places may also be tiod, Dr. Senate's Treatiqe
reinale Compinivtc. t• Y 4. (,d. ; n hook which sobiouil
be rend by retry married woman.

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TO THE CONSUMPTIVE AND ASTiI al Al IC.
Dorn Fite, Spes.
MANY Medical Men have asserted, that there
is no specific cape for thorn formidable comptuints ;
which i. anthirtg inure than acknonledging. that they av un-
acquainted a ith any such specific: awl, indeed, the Bills of
Mortality furnish a melancholy praof, that in this clicrac
they aresextreasely prevalent and extremely fatal. Hut Ilr.
Redd*, awl a few others, of strong ininds. :aid zealous or
cease or suffering hurnauity, have comb :tea popular preju-
dice, sought for and found the means of relieving the most
wretched class of invalids; awl in the BAGS AN! OF
ROSES, Di. Senate is persuadeel that be has discovered the
best Pectoral Medicine in the world. In some recent lu-
st:meta he has had the satisfaction to see It restore to health
and vigour individuals who were in the most debilitated state.
whose tottering and emaciated frames seemed to threaten a
speedj dissolatim, and who had been promounced idritratily
,corisumptive: therefore. a it bout passing any exaggerated en-
comiums on his Medicine, he earnestly advises the afflicted
slid their friends to give it • trial; with this trßilr.litee, that
even if it should not prove a cure, it will c. rtaioly telieve the
cough. In the early stages of Consumption, tie bas mot a
doubt that it would prove iovariably suceessful; f.,r he has
every reasyn to believe, that it has revolted lulwrciolous ob-
structions in the lungs ; and he ran p snively assert. that, xf
resorted to in time, it will always have the dialled etre,l, mad
prevent the accession of the more alarming svaiptiens: else
great advantage it, that it never can do nn :13
stance, but may be taken with the utmost safely bY perms
of both sexes and all ages, at any hour of the day, or at any
particular period. It is so very agreeable loth? while, that
it is taken with avidity by children, for whom* is extremely
salutary,m, it doe,. not clog the stomach, but isgemly aperient.
Or. Eiesite's ;sr:Litt( e. during the la-t Grime year., his
been prhielpally confined to the treatment of naveut disora
dem awl rekizaiiou of the .‘ stem ; during whirli. many CAWS
have occurred, complicated with consumptive and asthmatk
symptoms: for wheel) reason It bad ribli,let to d.-tole
no hiconsklerable share of his attentiou to the inveati nti/111
of those diseases; and as he has lr en sera socreseliii le macy
net:vices which appeared to preclude all hopes of recovery.
he is in doced to offer his advice to patients of this dos. with
tie assorance that every ens.• shall inert the twat partkalar and
taireinittim, ait.mtion. lie stay he creisolted every day till
four o'cloc!, personally sor by letter. investing the colonist',
fee, at ois home in Soutkainiiso israw, Bloomsbury.
Si fitatadpectuts divatur rheutna, catarrhal;
Ad fames. branelius; nd oar's ciao coryza
In every symptomof catorrh, or rectal cold, this Medicine
affords immediate relief; It allays the irtitatbet or tielsEng
venation whirls excites coughing. promotes mid facilea!,a
expectoentinn, and by its eneling,, halsamie, awl moth re
prope, ties, presents or removes Ow most diaremiur, symp-
toms which usually supervene ou Saki** cold, such as howl:e-
ons, soreness and tightees, et* the thee, bead- ;eh, fever, A.c.
As many persons. from motives of business or pleasure.
I expose themselves to the injuries of a con' or damp atmo-
sphere. vs Mk they are under the influence of a cold ; 1 a o
advise such, always tagsaud against the danger as much as
possible. by the use of some nierlicatedtabstrure. which may
be held iu the mouth. where, by gradually dissolving. the
ed'ect may he constantly maintiatted. For this purpose r
prepare Loaetews, ou the wine priaelple as the Balms at
Risers, called Til PECTORAL ROSE LOZENGES.
which I can recommend as a very safe and active collateral
remedy, %ivy different from the sogar-planshs which are
eoramordy sold wider various amalgamations. Tits sired of
these Lozenges, gradually. dissolving is the mouth, on the
larynx, which is the organ of tie %nice, is truly remark-
able; they oat *oily protect k from Injury. and prevent that
dimgreetable symptom of lonameseas, but they improve its
texibility, and thus modulate and strengthen its tone; fur
which rehear they are in the higbett estimation with snauy
public speakers awl singers..
The Balsam of R I WS' and Pectornl host- Lozenges, arc
, prepared gesadat only by tie inVetltlif, Dr. Senate, owl are
wild at his hope. No. 4i, Southampton-row, Illoomsbuiy,
Loorliou : the,Ralsion. in Bootle.. pi ice 1-• ad. and tr. tid.:
the quantity of six small froths i:, one for lU.. aid. the
:mgrs. price' s. lid. per Ito*. Tries arc also sold retail h.
Mr. Saeger (late &sent:), lath Oxford-oral, opposii,.
Rood-street
_I• Mr. Golding, Perfumer In her Majesty, 4..
CornbiH; Mr. Deck,•No. Ludgate-hill; Mr. t
Cocluper-street, canter of Spring Garden; Mr. Itl, hat r ,
Druggist, lid, Strand; Mr. Green, 3911. ()alma-ail ret, nra,-
besot-street ; and by may resiwct.tbk stied:eine vensi.l,
treeey part of the theism! Kingdom.
Obverse. that there isa label on the outside of each fiss
and Kettle, signed 131 the Pr prictor, 1.. Se,aste, in bi- haul
writing, or the'. canvot to. Lnentsive.
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hihN I.lo\ s.,iert ;mil • 1 u. .•••Y 41 I s.
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