The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-05-02 00:00:00

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MADDEN'S Ed iftilitiESiENCE for the
Prevrotwo and Care of C. 4,11. Cughs. Conaimption."
Asthma:is, and Buoying Cadet. The climate of England is
continually producing amongst the inhabit/mt. maladies scarcely
known in other countries. The cold moisture in which the island
is kindred duties the greater part of the year, causes those oh-
ttractions in•theorgair. of perspiration that frequently terminate
in consumption or itsthtna arsea*es, which have been justly
termed the plague of Rl.glaud !it is during the in esent sea-an of
the year that the reetls at these terrible disorders are elderly in-
haled, and their fatal termination witnessed. The Vegetable
.Essence front uneqiiiyocal testimonies, been fawnd a pre-
'gentian in the *a igin—a cure iu t he.p merest —and a certain relief In the last stagys of those destructive maxim:lies.
Mr. Madden respectfully informs those who may be induce,'
1., try this sovereign remedy, that it may be had at his I)ispea-
*airy, No. 14, Gloucester-street, Queeiy-square. Landon. and
of a select number of the principal Vender; a TOW.I tea Coun-
try, at Ts. per Bottle. Stamp included; together with a Pain;
cannoning au account of nearly one hundred Ladies and
tlentlemen, of high respectability, who have experienced its fie.
acacia! etre4V.
N. B. Anyquatitity, not lest than three Bottles, sent (carriage
free) to any part of the Kingdom, an receiving an enclosure of
11. for earls three Bottles.
Vended. by alipuiatineut, at Messrs. 'Craven, Adis'. and 011-
.ker's,ll.llllllllollle w•cloie ; Messrs. New bery and Sun., St. Paul's
Church-yard; Mr. Haw kius's. 13, Old Bond-street t Miss Ran-
dall's (lute Tun). adjoining the Royal Exchange Gans, Corn-
bill; Excaange Gate, Conthill; Mr. Huguenin's, 18,
Haymarket; Mr: Mattrases, 85, Fleet-street ; Mr. Sanger's,
IN, Oxford-street; Mr. Clarke's, 269. Higlititreet, Borough's
Mr. Bars's, earner, of K nig-street, Holborn; Mr. Breimand's,
DS, Bistiopseate Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row,
Holborn ; Mr. Perrin's, 23, Soutkrooptoc.street, Covent-gar-
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sireet, Bristol; Mr. Kepner's. Colchester; Messrs. MeggV and
Chalk's. Chelmsford; Messrs. Dowdim, and "'oxford's,
Salisbury ;
,Mr. Wasabourn's, Ciloucestar ; Mr.'frwersou's, Lae-
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•** Objects of Charity may apply at his Dispensary (where
he has had the gratiticatioa of relieving three thousand gratis),.
in Gloucester-Wed, every Smoky Mumble,. from Tea
T*elve.

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