... or ROAD, LONDON. Cure of a Lirer Complaint, rump, A6sresses, TM MR. O. 3. MILE-F.ND.MO4O. Sir,—Feeling myself Wood so acknowledge. ehrough sloe assistance of Dss eve Providence, and in make known fur the benefit of res.inlend en general. relief I have ...

... Pains in the Breast, Limbs, and Joints, and for most Complaints where Colds are the Origin. la Fevers It has always been found particuLtrly (Ace. doss, and when takes ism early Mogen( the Complaint, has, in numberkm imamate, prevented its running on to ...

... resorted to by great numbers of Invalids for relief in those debilities of the system that constitute a large portion of the complaints of the fathilnlable, It has • surprising power in controling disordered sensi. Why, and inspiring new vigour into the languid ...

... resorted to by great cambers of Invalids for relief in those debt Hies of the nervous system that constitute a largeportion the complaints of the stadium, the feabionalik and tbedisaipated. It has • sarprisior power in amending disordered and Inspiring new rigour ...

... beg also to state that my wife was much steeled with a &liars Complaint, bat, inking the No. 2 OK •he foam! instant relief. My son alio. now fourteen tear, or age, bad bees raided with inward irks, his infamy, able\ y irlded to the above eine t another ...

... resorted to by great numbers of invalid'. for relief In those drlstlities of the nervous system that r.mat la se portion of the complaints of ptodioos, the foshionnide, shod the dirsimsted. It ss • surprising power io root roling disorder.' sensi. sod in riei ...

... walked out, apparently quite well. On the Nil of she again applied for admission to the hospital, lahmiring under the same complaint; sbe looked pale, hut in no degree lost flesh ; about a week after, a friend t o one o f the patients in the same ward gave ...

... ey ate I beg also state that my wife was much affected with Complaint, bid, hi inking the No. pill., •he found almost • relief. son alto. now tourseen semi of age, hod been atiloted with inward Aberesses tom his intim, y, which soon yielded to the :those ...

... beg alas to state that my wife was much elected milk a Adieus Complaint, bat, bs taking the No. 2 pith', almost irotaiii relief. My son now tourtees sears of age, had bees alined with inward defenses his Wane), which won yielded to the above ined'eiste; ...

... Elyriaema Is a gentle stitnulant and renovator of the Impaired functims of life, and is exclusively directed to the cure of such complaint) as arise from nibargatusation of the lienerative System, whether maaraltatkaal acquired. loss of sexual power, and and is ...

... DIIIECTORS. !Inward Elphin , tore, 11. W. Mau Smith, Fray. I Sir Wii Sir Henry Bart. I Watert ~,,, •VDITOR6, Sir F. C. KNOWLES, cart., F.R.S. J. AxsTicr., Esq. Nlesrs. SPOONER, AT Co. Grarrehurch et. 'Messrs. filGtIT Co., tlenriotta it., Covent Garden ...

... by great numbers of invalids fur relief In those debilities of the nervous system that constitute a large portion of the complaints of the studious, the fashionable, and the dissipated. It has a surprising power in nontroling disordered seesi!laity, and ...