The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-10 00:00:00

AN Account of that most excellent Medicine
Till. CORDIAL 1,1.%LN1 OF LiLLLAD, prepared
by Dr. Sdisnuni, Ilon.e, near Liverpool ; and sold.
yr hulesale and Retail, by Dicey and Setton,Bo Church-Yard;
and Mathieu.; and Leigh, 18, Strand, London; pike half-
a-Guinea a Bottle: nr the quantity of Four in 'me F.ttisily
Bottle fur Thirty-three Shilling;, on nhich Nine SLillings are
saved, I)uty intruded.

" 0 blessed Health! thou art above all gold and trearare;
it is thou who enlargest the 4oul, and openest all its powers
to receive instruction and reli-13 virtue. He that has thee has
little more to wish tor: and he that Is to wretched as to want
thee, wants every thing w it h thee ri—Sterne.

It is notorious, that vaiinus disorden of the human frame
are brought oa by dissipation in)outit, and the groi violation
of those rules which prudesce dictates for the preservation of
health, and laying a foondatios for a long and happy life,
with a firm and strong constitution. The bleoiags of health
arr no sooner lost than painful experience teaches the inesti-
mable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too
Often, alas! in vain, for the means of its recovery.

The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is universally ac-
knowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wait-
loss of appetite, indigestion, depres.siou of spirits, trrui-
tiling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs,
shininess of breath,' and coa-umptive habits. It thins the
blood, eases the most violent pairu in the head and mismagh,
and promotes gentle perspiration. By the nobility :aid gentry
this medicine is much admired, being pleasnnt to the taste and
smell, gently astring,ing the fibres of the stomach. and giving
that proper tensity which a good digestion requires. Nothing
can he bents adapted to help and nourish the coattitation
after a sectional debauch with wine, Ac.—This Cordial is
highly esteemed in the Eat and West Indies, fnr nourishing
and invigorating the nervous system, and acting as a general
restorative on debilitated constitutions, arising from -bairn':
complaints contracted in hot climates. Those who have the
care and education of females, the studious as well as the st--
dentary part of ihr community, shoold never be without the
Cordial Balm of Gilead, whicii removes disease* in the head.
invigorate.. the millet, improves the memory, and enlivens the
imagination.

It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as are at-
tended with the following symptoms, rtioncl —a great 'renn-
in,' of the breast, with ditheultv of breathiug; violent palpi-
tations of the heart, sudden flashes of heat in various parts of
the body ; at other times a sense of co1:1, as if water was
poured on them; dying paha in the arms and limbs, back
and belly. resembling those occasioned by the gravel; the
pulse very variable, sometimes uncommonly slow, at other
times very quick; yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing,
and a sense of mkocation, as from a ball or lump in the
throat; alternate lits of trying and convulsive laugione; the
sleep unsound, and seldom refreshing, and the patieut often
troubled with horrid dreams. Much has been said by isle-
tested individuals against medicines that are advertised; but
rhere is a very important observation to he made respecting
the Cord/al Maim of Gilead, that unless its operation was
gentle, safe, and efficacious, it could not have obtained the tut-
exampled demand it has acquired • for, as it has partly the
great advantage of a permissive advocate rat the ear et the
patient, so nothing hot his conviction of its virtues, by its sa-
lutary effects, ran induce perseverance, and yet reasonable
peeseverasice 1, certainly most requisite, to deible eves' the '
happiest combinatirm of chymkals and galenicals to mot out
chrome diseases, and restore the valetudinariiit to health.
Its well-known eharacteri;tic of promoting longevity Is
been long maintained; for, by keeping the commotion, as It
were, in continual repair. it preserves the body in health and I
vi our, and prevents premature decay. It requires no parti-
cular coati/mamas, ear attention to diet.

CASES.
r strati of a Letter from Mr. Joseph Morris, Chepstow, to
Dr. Saloom, Gilead-11 woe, near Liverpool.
ChellAl/VV, sth October, 1808
I have to inform you of the following cow, cured by your
Cordial Halm of Gilead: —Mr. Lewis Painter and
Glazier, lot the town of ilrecou, in the county of Hteron,
was for a very loll: time labourite: under an extreme lowness
of spirits, so much so that he ss obliged to neglect a great
part of his business. lie went to !•;t1:1110/1, thinking bathing
would be of service tut him; hut to his great cookery, the
rattails° relief. He afterwards rain,. ii) Chepstow, his M-
itre place, where his mother and &lends now lice : be ems.-
pLaisted to tee how ill he was. and appeared much dejected,
saying, he thought be never should be well any more. 1 ad-
vitedilim to take your Cordial Balm of bought
of me a five pound case—and hi; brother a,.ured me a few
days ago that he is now as well as ever It,- knew him, be-
ing fully satisfied that it Was the Naha of Gilead only that
hod restored him to kis usual 'Width and spirits. —I am. Sir,
your humble servant, J 0•4.1111 41ORRlsi.
Extract of a Letter from dated the 29d of Jan.
1807, to Dr. solomon, Gilead !louse, near Liverpool.
Stn,—We have the pleasure of informing yoa, that a-lrattat
woman of the name of M. Lewis, of the parish of Ilantit-
hence!, who had long laboured under a nervous complaint,
attended with interrttliseakness,lbioc of appetite, palm to the
head and limiest, and was even confined to her bed, was hap-
pily restated to health by taking two bottles of your valuable
Cordial, which was purchaacd at our ship by a friend of Or
afflicted. H. and J. GRIFFITIIS.