Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-20
TO THE PUBLIC.
Non eqotidem hoe Studeo, buiiatis nj nihi nupis
Pdgtna tuTgescaf, dare pondtts idoned fumo.

| Non egtiden hoe Studeo, 6ulatis al r,ibi ,,yy;.
Pdgtna turgescat dare P0ndts idonea fumo
| PrRs.
Il. f. NEBUro, formerly chymst and philosopher TO
ipPo oao at SerlngaPaaIn, AMI afterwards for some
years second physician to the Nabob of Arcot does
himself the honor to announce 10 the public, that he
has by din OF the most profound study and rigorous
researches into the secrets of nature dis overed med
cine, which bids fair TO supersede the of ali other
medical material whatever.
The first idea of this remedy was obtained from a
venerable Bramin who lived at the source of the Gan
ges and who had for 80 years i'm the temple of Drama
at Juggernaut devoted himself the study Of the most
occult aud abstruse philosophy, and had during all this
une rom The summit of the Himalah mountains watch
ed the courses of the cunets marked their effects pun
health and disease, and their controlling influence over
all animated nature.-The suggestion derived from the
brann has by 30 years of subsequent seduous study
and ardent application been brought such point of
perfection TO leave little further TO be sought for or
desired in medicine.
me remedy thus discovered he has deemed proper
10 ca by The simple of Gutta AstralIs Astral or
beauhc Drops,reJecting the prevailing pompous an
Peiiaons OF n,-trurn arcanum, cathocon or pana.
cea-terhs having little correspondence with the pro-
pefues OF the articles by them while the one
selected Tor the present subject strictly significant of
us virtues and abusive TO the of its emanation
, "e Deauhc Drop then is now presented to the pub
tic rs safe and efficient substitute for all other rned;
cines, and as remedy for many diseases which have
hherto been considered the opprobra of the healing
art IL conbnes and coinrreiends within itself all the
powers and properties of Calomel and Quinne Eau
Medicinal and SwaIm's Panacea; ii extngushes fever
oanlses bile, allevates pain, and restores the rose to
the faded cheek.
In addition to its powers of removing disease NAV
be managed induce Temporary indisnositon in
those ladies who suffer from too robust health AND who
delight to be the subjects of the perpetual soicitule
and sympathy of their friends
The Beathc Drop is mild and harmless article and
Whatever others may think, ii probable, that this is
The highest recommendation which can be given TO any
ncaicine During its employment, the patient is not
from an Indulgence i'll those little comforts OF
| lCI fhatra H,at Il
refinement of the modern practice. Miss while using
H. though labourng under fever and cough NAV dash
Out III Tue worst weather TO party nearly undressed
a may DC required for the elegant display of figure!
MADAM though trembling with nervous anxiety and
peruroatlon may still sip her cups of tea and dine on
sweet meats! The topper may take his toddv, and the
gourmand may cram himself to the throat with sturgeon
and Cayenne pepper without fear of palsy pout or an
Popexy. irregularities and ndiscretons are
rendered trivial and tolerant by the recuperatiye now
ers of the Cutta Astralis f
Inc influence OF this remedy upon the temper and
sps Is no less considerable and salutary. Ii does not
exhIlerae so much il seems To correct and dulcif
Inc dsPoslton calming the clustering of the brave re-
pressing the fretulness of the peeyish and neutraIz
ing the venom of political and party Shirt
1t has been found particularly adapted to the correc
toh Oh mat acdity or asperity Of temper which certain
single ladies are said to cherish and entertain and
which manests itself in a kind of captious ouereou.
hhpauence IN conversation, accompanied with an aus
iere rlgdlty of personal department, and such A de-
OF the eye sight, that the virtues their aC-
quaih'ahce become entirely invisible to them while their
iaiihgs are magnlled beyond all calculation. To all
SUCH trial of the l}eatic Drops is particularly recon
mended.
The revolution which this medicine produces in the
PropensItIes of that sury class of motas called sd
Bachelors, IS no less agreeable Than that which II
composites IN the naccessibles of the other SEX taste
lor selfish pursuits and solitary enjoyrnents is the mark
oi mind diseased, and be cured in the same wav
anu - ihueeu ABOUT as durable passion for frettine
and finding fault. In both cases the acrimonious al,
o tne near' must be soOed and socIazed &C. &c. And
II the Astral Drops should get into frequent and asiona
oIe USE there Is every reason believe that not
"ou the harmony OF society be promoted the pop,
iatlon OF the country be advanced Buthere if n racsx
perry appertan toothcr penssnun cuuue trbuito lei
'the COOLER stick TO mS as' and let MalthuS and the
politicians regulate the reproduction of their snece.
as may be pleasant to them con, enicn to posterit
Ign. T. Nebuo hastens To the conclusion of his adj
dress to the public by respectfully soliciting their ~
tehton TO the subject matter of his communications He
ilatters himself, that much worth will not be suffered
10 reze IN the shade for the the warmth of
patronage Dir Husson of France said to have realized
bali million sterling by his remedy for the cont the Fan
Medicinal, and in 1921 Mr.. Swain deposted in tho
Banks OF Philadelphia $50 OO0 the surplus income from
MS ahacea' and even Mr. Perkins said to have snurd
plum by ms p'ttui points And will a liberal and
enlightened public permit TO pine in penury and pen
ance, the ingenious inventor of the Gutta Astral,s,
Under the hope that his destiny will be more fortunate
lie mere terminates his Introductory, informing the pub
c That bottles containing just 40 drops ofthe Gutta AS
trails price So EACH be had by appIynp IN him at
the corner OF the street not far from the old
Office, where wholesale dealers may be furnished in
quantities on the most liberal terms of discount.
IGN. F. NEBULO,
Corresponding member Of The Soc,eiv Of les Scr,-
'"eRfS de fG.NdfUTG Of EraHgdn and NJ II
e. f. S. I. r. YQ &c. &c. &s
CoMMUNIcA TED
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