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Morning, 48 nu n. after, 6. I Afternoon,, zo min. after, 7.

1
A 'CHALLENGE.
A 4ESSRS. CORRIE and CO. cli4liencre the whole
•
IV.I World to prove a single instance where their Medicine
and Method of Chre•have failed of the deSired etfe.d. The
-prattice of many. cars. in this particular •branch_ot their pro-
tession has nut given rise to one .unsuccessful case. They con-
!, tinue to.ctired their studies to the treatment and-cure of cer.
tarn COmplaitits,--and t hat derangement Of the system which
I• is the coriseghenceOf hdeStr.nctive•habit. It is a.rnol.inchttly
.truth, that the in4lernee in this .solitary vice brings on tlisist
Deficiencies and. Deoilities which frectuently prevent and
r. einbittei the Matrimonial Slate, and ilnposeity-tairti,:ipa-
i- • tied upon its unhappy .victims all the infirmities of oid.age.
To.isucii persons it must be a consoling reficttion to know
that .tltcy may tow, by a neiv and infallible mode -of' treat-
! meat, be restored to health, strengtn.' irnd mtinfy *octri—
? Messrs. •Currie-altd.CO. being regular ur,.;eolis-01. the Ro-yal
College, idea of ci.rnFircis,ll cannot vossibly be atta,clied
to their-p.a;:tice,lfor nothiri4 but Athoroogh coily,letion, con-
rfirincid by .inany'Years experience; of the' injihilCious• triode of
treatment itdoptild by the general l'raCtitioner In 'tire curs, of
•corstplaints,, and that class of Debility winch,
lncvi-
•tao results fromdie iudiscreunos ol could induce
'them todeviate from•the usual system, and performing.the
most • shot ihing.cures, convince the world a.thc
periority of their mode of treatment. • • .
Messrs • Currie and. Co. may lie -consulted. loy :pp tients of
1 ell-11:r sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and lisiniur,
at their House, No. 107, Hatton Garden. .Letters lime
.1. Country Ipost:paid), inclosing a. Bank ..Note stating cite
1 particulars of lhe case,- will have the necessary Advice and
Medicines sent to any part of theKinOond.

HEN Professional Men •of Education and
Responsibility deviate from the general. System by
the seledion of a peculiar branch, the sanction of long con-
tinned success is tile best criterion of superiority.

Eight years have I devoted my pra,dice to the excliisive
treatment of Three Dj.sorders,. ant.: the successful result of,
my plan gives me additiotial•ardor to oppose, 'as tar. as I am
able, • the ravages of th %se Complaints which a;e the must
of in the Catalo6 ie:ot Intimmies. *:
After initiation'
,into every Branch, as an -Array ,S urgeoh.
I formed a wish at an early period'. of Pradice to rescue in.-
aiv.iduals' from the ignorance of thie,(l6catAi Iheir; or ti.e
equally daivieruus preciiiitacicy °lige:m=l Praditi.)iterS.

The' hree'Disotders, ,td thz.-Cure. Nv.hi.elt I have tie.
votettntli-vat=tehOon„ cOfhpi.ise every species. of VEN E-
RE AL INr ECTION. whether- of a recent or long du-
rat ton-: Ail kinds of tiehility,• tilttetlrer ariing from
the hahits- of stis.?or,,,,bays) or of mature
age
_,A41(1, lastly, t_tat
.(leritrigement of the system in wo.
Men which is called 13ARKENNESS, or ST E ki

.
Numerous 1)i eases. are the result of iir,norance, -or haste
In the .treatinent oi a sinißle GOnorrlicea; and it not um.
frequently happens ,that' tne seeds ,ot.f4te arc pois4ned by
the indiscretion t. 4. an unguarded hour.=By a superior me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured ; and; evt.,6' -' gore
others have failed, I trust that F may presii:ne oftil
radical, re•est..;blisinnent,

Few, however, are the cases of complicate;, dtres in
this disorder,,,;,,hipared with the calamitous situations of
Men, who, iarum an indulgence in a solitall• vice, or the
preValent gaieties of. a fashionable', life, acquire: that state
of Debility, which is the unavoidable conse%Ue:nce- or- such
pernicious habits. 7 . .• • •
•, •
Where the unhappy stifferer broods over his misery,. but
carefully conceals his misfortune,: may- be sorne.conso.
latior. for him to .know;--that although it be an abject of
doubt or uncertainty with other Fraditi_ners, the removal
of _these Ileficiencies by the gradual -pfo,,,,ress of 'Renova-
tion, is the acquirement of ,ny • Expettehee. If the rhea
of Bacchus or Venus have begart to reduce I4anly vi,zour,
:much anxiety will be prevenr.cli. by an early. Counrerac:-
tion of this ianguid State ; and in eases, no great
difficulty 'Will occur.
But where this Deficiency has for years- existed, a proper
-perseverance is incuspensabty equisite to revivt.- the s'
bering Sparks or-Lite, and to re-animate the. Consiitu ti,,n.

MARI(' E I) WV) M 4N, who have long been disappoirald
in their expettatiqns of a Faiftiiy, may be assured, that in
must instances. such detects are curable by Medical skill.
The setresy which is so essential to my undertakihg,
and the qualitications.which I have presumed to state, form
the basis of my pretensions, and in csniic.dence with such
this intimation is given, ttut Mr. lime may he consu:ted
personally, or by Letters (inclusing a 5111411 Note), at !vs
housC, N. 29, Arundel street', Strand, near Temple liar.
Thrre is an adkiition,l lintrank.e in Water-street,
tliou*lg, and the Name is ow) oth the ,toors:
narrin cree,: Member 01 the RovAl tut of Surgeons.