By His Majesty's royal letters patent, the restorative nervous cordial and botanical syrup for all disorders of the human body is subject to / invented and prepared by W. Brodum.

  • Brodum, William.
Date:
[1800?]
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Credit: By His Majesty's royal letters patent, the restorative nervous cordial and botanical syrup for all disorders of the human body is subject to / invented and prepared by W. Brodum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    t 4* Being in London, I had (.he fatisfa£b'*n of feeing aad cocvs*Af;g with the gentleman who confirmed the above cafe to me. Sc/'t. 1796. J. BAXTER, Italian JVarrhoufe, Edinburgh. 1 have feen the gentleman, have long known him intimately, and I knqw the above Cafe to be true. Colli/hall, Mar Norwich. CHAPMAN IVES. MR. Metralroort, t?ancing-M after, Path, cured of a DEAF- NESS, NERVOUS ana BILIOUS COMPLAINT, by the berzous Cordial. Witnefs. R. CRUTTWELL, Bookleller, Bath. ■■■ >,. To Dr. BRCDUM, Albion-[!vat. PErmit me, Sir, to return you my graceful acknowledgments for a perfedf cure which 1 received by taking your moll ti uly val- uable Medicines, the Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial ; 1 was aiHidted for a length of time with a SCORBUTIC apd NERVOUS WE AKNILSS, and am now pcrfe&ly cured by taking the above Me- dicines, and for the benefit of others I wiflr this to be made public. THOMAS BRIND, Siiver-Tumer, No. 2, Dolphin-Court, Noble-Stieet, Ckc&pfidt. Witnefs to the above, Mr. CHRISTIAN SMITH, Or/. 10, 1799. No. 28, Air-fzrcet, Piccadilly. SIR, London, OQ. 18, 1799* HAving long laboured under a SCORBUTIC COMPLA1NT and tried feveral Medicines without ofledt, but by taking a tew eottles of your Botanical Syrup am perfedhly cured. 3, C.ommrse row, Blackffiars road. J. EQOTH, Coach-Maker. ,••<===:>'•• SIR, Mnnchc/lcr, Jan. 6, 1800. I Return you my mod grateful thanks for the very great benefit I have received from your highly efteemed Botanical Syrtip, and Nervous Cordial. I had laboured fome years under a teveie BILIOUS COMPLAINT, and fuch a •weakne/s of nerves, as to be rendered in- ■ capable of attending the common concerns of bufinefs. Being infor- med providentially of the aitonilhiiig cures eft'edted by the above Me- dicines, I was induced to take the fame, and after confumir.g only four bottles, am now, thank God, as well a* eier I was in my life. Your grateful Servant, Near LiverfhuUne, Lancajhire, MARTHA JACKSON. Witnefs, W. Cowdroy, Printer of the Mancbtjler-Gazette. ► ■ —tv- Dear Sir, No. 24, Pall-Mall, March, 17. 1797' IT is a duty I owe you and the Public, to acknowledge the benefit I have received from your invaluable Nervous Coratal.- About eight years ago, from grief, occalioned by the lofs of a dear friend, my frame, received fuch a fhoek, that ever fince 1 have been afflxled viilt a violent NERVOUS COMPLAINT, which aftetfing the «ptic nerve of my eyes, made it dificult forme to proceed in my pio- R-fiion : indeed, I was under apprehenfions ofb'.indnefs, but hearing the good fffedis fome friends had experienced from youxNcryous Co' - tiial and Botanical Syrup, 1 was induced to make trial, and it is With uleafure and gratitude I add, I am now recovered, and my fight is fo much rcftoredj'that I can paint a miniature of the fmallcil fize, with- •ui the lead inconvenience. I am, dear Sir, Your humble Servant, Miniatuie Painttr to his Majslly, RICHARD COL11NS.