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Patent Medicine Protected by Royal Letters patent—dated October 11, 18(59. UNDER DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE. \ll BFJGHT'S rHOSPHODYN T E. A chemical preparation of Phosphorus, with the Vegetable Alkaloids, Quinia, t'ypripden, Xanthoxylm, &c. Discovered, introduce*; and extensively prescribed by Cms. Lksmk Bight, M.D., Resident Surgeon to St. Mary's Hopital, London. This Phosphatic combination is pronouccd by the most eminent numbers of the medial profession to lie unequalled for its power iireplenishing the vitality of the body, by its soplyim.' all the essential constituents of the hl'd and nerve sulistanco : and for developing ill the powers and functions of the system to te highest degree. It is agreeable to the palate, and ini'cent m its action, while retaining all its extrmlinary properties ; and as a specific, surpassi? a 'l the known therapuetic agents of the da for the speedy and permanent cure of: — Nervous prostration Shortness of loath Liver complaints Trembling of he hands Palpitation of the heart and limbs Dizziness Impaired nnttion Noises in the head and Mental and lysical deears • pre sion Loss of energy and ap- Consumptuv (in its inpetite cipient orirst stages Hvpochondria only) Female complaints Era; tions (the skin General debility Impairad 3>t and meIndigestion niory Flatulence Nervous fcies Incapacity for study or Impoverish blood business Nervous ability in all Sick headache its stags Lassitude . PretnatuJ decline and all morbid conditions of thejstem arising from whatever cause. The actio of the Phosphodyne is twofold—on the one md increasing the principle which constitutes ervous e«ergy» and on the other the most powful blood and flesh generating agent known : lerefore, a marvellous medicine for renovati; impaired and broken-down constitutions, lt.uickly improves the function of assimilation t such a degree, that where for years an emacM, anxious, cadaverous, and semi-vital cmeion has existed, the flesh will rapidly iucrea* in quantity and firmness, and the whole syste return to a state of robust health. The Phosphodyne acts eltrically upon the organisation ; for instance, assists nature to generate that human electflty which renews J and rebuilds the osseous, auscular. nervous, | membranous, and organic stems. It operates I on the system without exefrg cire or thought 1 upon the individual as to rj process. It moves I the lungs, liver, heart, fencys, stomach, and , intestines, with a harmony'igour, yet mildness, ! unparalleled in medicine. The Phosphodyne givebaek to the human I structure, in a suitable fm. the phosphoric or animating element of life/hich has been wasted, j and exerts an importantfluence directly on the \ spinal marrow and nervojsystem, of anntritive, tonic, and invigoratingharae.ter; maintaining that buoyant energy oih brain and muscular system which rendersie mind cheerful, brilliant, and energetic, firely overcoming that .dull, inactive, and sfeish disjlnsition which many persons experier in all their actions. The beneficial effeuPf the Phosphodyne are -\ frequently shown fro)the first day of its ad-