The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-11-23 00:00:00

HAZARD, BURNE, and Co.' respectfully in.'
form the Public that Tickets smd Shares far the ovule(
LOTTERY are on Sale at their Office, No. 93, Royal Ez-
ehaige.
The Lottery, consisting of notv 4,000 Numbers, with Two
Tickets of each, will be DRAWN tat SClab Instant, and m-
issing—
• .. Prizes of £16,100 each.
• .v. 3.000
°
4 • l,OOO &e.
Letters trosvokt}eily simmered, and Orders frost
the accompanied witwith Rrmittatiee, puttetanlly d-
amned to.
Government and all other Public Securitlei Boaght and Sold
by Commission.

STATE LOTTERY OF 840) TLCKETB.
ALL TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAY,
3041 NOVIIMBEIt, 1814.
• SCHEME.'

MR. A. BRADLEY, Middle NPw-street,
Gough-square, Gordon, will satisfy the most scrupulous
raspiness to the authenticity of a Friend of his deriving great
beselt from the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, in a severe
disorder of the nervous, bilious, sad flatulent kind, with which
be had been long aMicted.
Mr. Z. Pierey, High-street, Birmingham, vouches for the
surprising cure of a Gentleman long io a deep Decline, Maim
taken five bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. (Tin spirits,
streogth. and appetite of the young mast were visible and v. ry
materially improved; and by motioning the use of it a few
weeks longer, he was, with Hers bienone, and to the great
comfort and astouishment of his family and Meads, restored
perfect health.
Mr. B. Boothroyd, of Pontefract. reports of a man io that
neighbourhnod, about the age of thirty. who had the appear-
woe oflaboaring under that most dangerous disease, the Mhisis
Paimotialls, or Consonsptiou. He bad a considerable degree of
beetle fever, profuse night.sa eats, expectorated much. and was
reduced ton stote•of extreme debility. Haying had the best
medical advice be could pros-ore. without obtaining relief, he
had reruarse to the Cordial Rahn of Gilead; persevering in the
me of it, all the *Amato able symptoms gradually abated, and he
has attained a Atonic state of health.
Govertaneat Security against Counterfeits. besides a saving of
One Bottle in Four. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is hold la
bottles, price lis. each; or the quantity of four in one Family
Bottle far 333. nu which one 11A. bottle is saved, duty included;
the stamp of which bears the Pr wietor's awe and address in
be eapowias. “ &mai. Solosmo, " to imitattimbia.
felonYt and this privilege of a particular set' of plates for his.
asps has been grained to Dr. Solomon. by favour of his Ma-
y s Commissioners of Stamp Duties, purposely
secure the Public against Coleaterleits : none else are geotaloe.
Sold by Samuel Leigh. N.*. 18, Strand; Sutton and Co. (late
)key and Sutton), Bow 'Church-said; Bacon and Co. No.
160, ford-street, London; Brodie and De ding, Salisbury;
A. Smith, Perfumer, North Bridge, Edinburgh; Martin Keene,
N.. 6 College green; at Davison s, No. 1, Parliament-street,
and of Messrs. 1 Newbury and Soo, Dublin; and retail, by all
Medicine 'breeders in the °riled Kingdom.
Some Disorders have been many years in proceeding to such a
,=of malignancy as cannot be eradicated in a few weeks:
re it is at order to meourage steady perseverance in the
IMO of proper menus that Dr. Solomon has adopted the plan of
Boxes. with three three Ms. Family Bottles, containing
ode quantity of Twelve at ill. packed up safe for the country,
fur a Five-poand Bank-Dote, by which 11. 140. is saved; vide
44 Guide to Health."
As Dr. Solomon's Practice is now become so great and ex-
terisive, that his comae* eneageorats require a considerable
'wallets's! his time nod nitendisace, he expects. whew eootalited
Me usual compliment of One Pound; bat all written cases, or
letters of advice. and unaccompanied with an order for medi-
cine and temittante. to he arantkred at his leharre, are remand
!academe only llalf-; Guises. Drafts may be obtained at any
Pust-oece, payable at .Liverpool, fur small sums of money,
which is a sore mode of coanyance.—Such letters should, for
safety, he them directed:—" Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Gi-
lead Howoi mar Liverpool. Paid doable poitaer."
Letters may be addressed to X. Z. or A. B. at the Peat
pare, tin called far. Persons am wish to have their
OM% kasoirik may have their Boxes dimmed W. Z. to be left
• till culled for.

'7.l.:tt

_____

t

riFW-«7