The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-05 00:00:00

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'LIAKE'S GR AN n ANALUPTIC DROPS; Olt, VEG Ed
TA IMF. BALSAM IC It ESTORATI V E.
HE above Medicine is a Composidon of pure
Balsams, bettered from that part of the Vegetable King-
dom. which (front the Author's long experience and very ex-
teasilte practice) was fauuct best adapted to restore debilitated
and broken Constitutions to their pristine state of health and
vigour.
For Gleets and Seminal Weaknesses, whether of short or
long duration: whether proceeding from ill-Cured Venereal Af-
fections, long courses of Mercurial or other Drastic Medicines;
severe or Iteig-continued Illnesses; insutlicienOlutrition ; and
more particularly from that destructive vice (which destroys
so many of our youth in their bloom, occasioning Impotence
mad premature Old Age in one sex, and Barrenness, the Whites,
and a long trail of Nervous Complaints in the other.), Onanism,
'hit Medicine is strongly reconmsended, and will most certain-
ly effect acure, where it is possible a cure can he effected. In
staral defects, where there is no irremediable Obstruction, it
will have the moot happy effects; in Obstructions and Ulcei a-
thins of the Kidneys, Ureter, Bladder, and Urethra, it is a
sovereign remedy; and in Coughs, Catarrhs, beginning Con-
sumptions, and Uleeratious of the Lungs, from its healhag bal-
samic quality, it will be found of infinite benefit—in short, it
till fa eguently revive decayed Nature, and give fresh life,
lealth, strength, and vigour, even to debilitated age. It may
be taken at any time or season, without inconvenience.
Prepared and sold, with copious directions (whereby persons
of either sex may judge of their ease, and complete their cum),
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in bottles of only 2s. 9d. each, duty included, by the sole Pro-
prietors. THOMAS TAYLOR and SON, Members of the
Royal College of Surgeons. London, at their house, No, 9,
New Bridge-street. A back door, and lights in the passages
at night.
They are also sold by appointment, for the convenience of
those flying at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. A limo's-
I street, Pall- ; Mi. Hepburn's toy-shop. No. 103, x ford-
street ; Mr. Disborough, No. 7, Fish-street-hill, nearly oppo-
sae the Monument ; and no where else in London: by Mr.
Baster, Swath Bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Callwell, Dublin; and
by onc persoD in eserysonsiderable town in Eogland.
For the use of Patients .whose Cases are obstinate, of long
standing, or desperate; for those goingioug jounaies, or to sea;
and for those who have the charge of large bodies of men large
bottles are prepared, containing more than ten small ones, at
U. Ys. each; the purchasers of which will be entitled to the
t\Proprieror's advice, without fartbergratuity. Pertains in auy
part of the counics', by sending the above wen, either under the
seal of a letter, post paid, or in any other way they think
proper, may lave the Medicine scot carefully and secretly to
their order, with a leiter of advice. when necessary. Patients
taking susuli bottles, who cannot afford a fee,may also, if they
will uncoil at certain stated "emotes, have advice without; but
the Proprietor cannot acend to the Patieuts of other Praeti-
wooers, or gratify idle curiosity, without the compliment-usual-
ly paid to Oentiemen of entioenee in his profession. The large
tootles east only be had at the Proprieter't house.
At any of the above placed may be hael, LEAKE'S GE-
NU IN E PATENT PI LLSeon justly honour for curing in all
Oa stages atertain Dis Order. *Mout confinement or restraint,
lu at speedy, secret, safe, and effeCtual seamier,