The Sun.
London, England, 1813-12-28 00:00:00

DEBILITY, STRICTURES, &c.

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1 N OLHZ Gl' 1) by the tibiforirl Success Alb»
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I A tending tli.!ir peculiar metbod of Treatment in -the
Cut (,I;i prevaleut Complaints, which has been confinyt.
ed by Illy exlierienee Mans. years in a lari4e and extensive
practir ; sensible a!s of tin happy c Gets resulting to the
Public front Mcdical llen their attention to a cer-
tain crass of (i 0 and CO. continuo to th-
ree! 11.-tr studies to inns, Wheys arising from a secret do-
struel ire habit Of ifrinLid, rate South, which not only nem-
' Sion, a intinevAictrain ot Nervous Affections, bat also entails
on it, solaria t the enervating of old age. In
th.nt state.rif Debility or Deficiency, whether the
• coii,clii-nee of such baneful Ilabiis, cast sire chinking, tong
rk,ide!“,e hot cliusutea, or tiny other cause, by which the
• poli et, of the Constitittion become. enfeebled, Lei regularly
educated Sitrrgeons of Linitlon, they offer a -firm, fate, and
speedy ReAtoration to sound and vigorous l•lealth. '
• Where tin early application is ,stale for the Cure of a CETI
TAIN DiSOß.Dlitt frequently contracted in a moment of
inebriety, the eradivation goner illy comploted in the short
spade Of two days; and in 1 wore :oleati`eed and invc*.erate
stture%- of Vener,tl Infection, cliar!cter.t.iell by a variety of
paiainl and distruising syloptom., st perseveranee in their
plan (without restraint in diet or- exercise) will imeare to the
Patient a permanent mid radical Cure. -

The Diseases of the Urethra, ns frequently connected with
t or arisim.; from 'the above Camplaint, have not escaped their
• ott,ntinn; by an. infallible and iniprOved•Plan, they are en,
a:Aecl to remiive obstinate Gleets and Strictures, whether re-
, cent or of long duration, without resorting to the
nod dongerons use of the Caustic. Many instances can
• be atiduced of very inveterate eases, of sevt•vaiyears conti-;
'nuance,- having yielded to their Method in a few days, .after
the cure had been attempted by other Practitioners without
effect; and auch has been the a;;Teeable result of a Praetkee
of Fourteen Years, that the Mode of Treatment has not, in
! one single instance, tier priived abortive, during which pa
rind many thousand persons, tit' both sexes, have experienced
. the enjoyment of having been perfectly cured, after se-
. Vere and injurious methods bad been persevered in to uo
1 purpose
I Messrs. GOSS and Cw. exclusively proles:sing' the Cnre of
the,e partivolar Coiurlaintso in order that that they May not
1- be,bps a mistaken few, marked 'e,•ith the obloquy so justly
attlebed to the ignorant Fmitlric, think it hut -justice
to themselves to state, that they „have been properly can-
, cated and initiate.d into every branch of the profession ccer.
,•• titit ales of which, f:o.a diti,rent hoSpitals, and trstillionitil&
from the most emiiient 4,:ians, they have to aniline,
any inquirer , OMt the soccess resulting from tibeir endea7
i vow,: eil them to quit the practice of the general
Practitioner, and th‘.%, presume that their pretensions con-
: st4•ite. a. fair ground for the
been olibet conlidPncelto-
with k...hich they have, by the Pubilic, s

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Patii-nts in the country arc. requested to state the phrticit-
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Note, for Ali vice and 11, dic!m,r, 4nd the s.vouo win he for-
varth:(i to it-ay part of the 1.11100111; `„ '' ' ' ' ,
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GOSS and Co. Surgeon:, N. 13s Donverie-street, Fleet-
street. „