The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-22 00:00:00

MARMION TRAVESTIED!!!
• . This Day was pahlisheil,
In one Volume Octavo, on a superfine wove Paper, price
9s in Baird*. or printed tia a royal Paper, insiiorin win
Marathon, Piss liontals. . •
1%/iAItAIIO.N TNlitAVFodern TATIED! A Tale of
. • .• " Tis Wonsan thin .educes all Mankind,
" By her Ise fiat are tatislit the w needling arts;
' " tier very eves can cheat when moat site's kiarl,
" She tricks us of our moues with our lieirts."---fis. Y..
London : Published by Thos. Tegs, I 11, Cheapside, and
.Win. Allison, No. SI, New liond-s.reet.
In a few Days will he pahlished,
The lIISTOIt T.of the 0. P. WAR., by THOMAS
TUO(4 price 3s. in Boards.
'. (frbr ACCOUNT of that most excellent o (i:.
I/11:11NE, the COR.INAL liaLM of GILEAD,
•propared by Dr. SOLf/MON, Gilead House, near Liver-
pool; and void, whalesale and retail, by I)ic y and Suit.in,
Bow Church-yards and Msthews and Leigh, 18, Strand,
London; price half a guineet a bottle ; or the qumnity of
fobs in one Family Bootle for Thirty •titree huillitogs, on
which Nine Shillings are saved, dotty included.
" To administer to a mind diseas'd, pluck from the memory
a rooted sorrow,
" Razeout the written troubles.of the brain, and with some
sweet oblivious antidote,
" Cleanse the fuel bosom of that perilous stuff which weighs
span the heart.'
It is noturiuus, that various disorders of the human frame
are brought on by dissipation in youth, and the grass violation
of those toles which prudence dictates for the preservation of
health, and laying a foundation for a long and happy life,
with a Gott and strung (-Mutilation. 'fh • blessiugs of healtit
are no sooner lost thaw painful experi-tace teaches Coe inesti-
mable value of it, and toe unhappy patient 'woks arnuad, ton
often alas I in vain, for the means of its recovery 1
The CORDIAL BALM OF GIL EA 0 is universally at-
knowledge& th he peculiarly elbearious in all inward %tim-
ings, loss of appetite, iatliaestion, depre sins of spirits, trem-
bling or shakoug of the 'bands or limb , obstinate .coingliss
shortness of breath, and coosamptive lupins. It thins the
blood, eases the must violent pains in the head and stomach,
nod iiromntes gentle perspiration. By the nobility and gen-
try Otis Medicine is IMIC3 admired, being pleasant to the
taste and smell, gs•ntly intringing the fibres of the stomach.
and giving that. proper tensity whim' a geiod.digestion re-
quires. Nothing ensure better adapted to :alp and nourish
the constitution after a nocturnal debauch Iv i. h w Lie, &c.—
This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East and West Indies,
for nourishing and invigorating the nervous system, and act-
ing as a general restorative on debilitate:l constitatimis, aris-
log from bilious complaints contracted in hot climates. Those
who have the care nod tali:cation of fennOes, the studious as
well as the sedentary part of the communit s. should never be
without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which real tves diseases
in the head, invigorates the wind, improves the memory:sand
ealivests the issaisittation.
It is the most hsolute remedy fur such diseases as are at-
tended with the following s%topooons—namels, a great strait
ens ottne breast, with oiltieelty of breathing; violent palpi-
tations of the hew:, sudden dasher of heat in var;stots pans of
the body; at other times a sense of cult as if stater was
loomed um ilieni; dviug pains in the arms and limbs, back and
ally, rtaernbliog those iireaaitniebi by the gravel ; the pulse
very vat i obit. sometime) uncimunoaly slit a., at inner times
vet.) Buick; yawning, t .e Istecouss,-frequent sighing, anti a
sage. o, suffoscatiosi, a, &Ira a WO Or ,lo,up in the throat; al-
ternate tits•irf 14.1;i5t4 and convulsive laussitaa ; the sleep un-
sy;#o, au 1 scloina rcfreabine, mid the imimal (11%..ti trouhl-d
with horrid dreams.' :Nara has lie:a said a,, intereAed indi-
viduals against All-dicines that are advettised ; but there is a
very imp. Aron obltrvetiaii to he made riassee:itog the Cordial
Balm of Gilead, tact unless its operation was x,„ti, , safe,
anti eflkacioust, it could Ira Isave,obtaiiied the unexampled
destutod it h:is acquirsd ; for, as it has rarely time great ad-
vantage of a permissive adroca.e at the ea.• of the patient, so
n,t
nothing bet has conviction of its virtues, by its ~atars, ef-
fects,' cais iudu.e psibevel race, mod set reasonable ;setae ve.
ratite is certainly 'non re tai-its to e tittle coma the happiest
1 cantina:6lJan of chy males and gatellilliN t') Molt oat chr..mic
diseases, had restotre the valetudaiaratu ts health, ...•
Its welt sknowu characterisac of pcosuoitoog Longevity lets
bee.. /wig Tictionaia,•ll; for, by keeping the C mato:loot, as it
were, ins:it:china{ repair, ii preserves tae holy hhheithh awl
vi,:hrr, naJ preveitts reinitiate decay. It impiroallie r,„..
I
ocular ctelleixas.?t, nor attes.iiso fti diet.
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