The Sun.
London, England, 1813-07-07 00:00:00

nv.NovATED nEALTEI.

I'i' has been furs fretittently the st4tieet of just and
..;eneral reprobation., tnat men destitute of Ulu vlcinehtS
art.haVr olfi:red themselves as c.in, lid ttes for
:inliepatronauge in the profession of physic. For the rouse
'doing justice to the resultot our stsidies and ey:pe:'O•tit.c,:init
prevent us truly; being classed aintin; those e:hpirics ll hose
inpruitent pretensions have, uithntimately lit soL.-icty, been
too favourably rect•iveil, we act; leave to submit to the liberal
and enlightened a f.tilltik:f htaterffent Of our pursuits
Aftei having received a regular medical educa.
ti„„, as the pupils of Messrs. G tindell.and lillzarti, whote
let-lutes and pradice we c.irefully attended, as profess g's and
surgeons of the London Ilospital ; we entered ourselves as
Students in that justly celebrated schooltor medical acquire-
ment,. the Itoyal College of Edinburgh, andw were instructed
in the thiretent t; ranches rrt anatonty,.sitrgery, r the theor, and
?tractive of phy sic., chemistry, inidwttery , botany, tkc 4e.
by'those eminent professors, Drs. Motiroi Gregory, Black,
Hamilton, Duncan and trust shall not
be deemed picsumptuous to saying that run. proficiettcy and
lequirements are not imantsiiterable. Havinti icr a long series
of years.macie Venereal Complaints, and the VilrioUs Ait,caies
of Debility, the particular ()Ojai of our studies and practice,
it will, we hope, be allowed twat we have acquired superior
ktioa, ledge of their treatment and cure. I n satgtai..tnit feCant
cases of itstetlion a perfect re-establishment is co:tiptoed
in
the short period !if two days and 111 'those or 'the utmost in.
reteracy, where Ofhcl.iffiff3ltt.illefs have failed of success,
proper petseveratice in our plan of treatment ensures to the
parirnt, a sate aid radical cure.
Amidst:the melancholy variety of tliPardors which-are the
(Mitts tat a Habit kog and most on:iapioly piitsue,t by the
c:tutti ot hot resexes, there are none 111,ife itlarioo4 err Itiore
tii,tres;ing toao those deficiencies anti 'debilities which fre—
quently prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. To suck
pets ms it must've. a consolation to know that they may now,
by a new and infailible rnllcteof -treatment, be restore,i to that
greatest of all hint nm bleSsings, a strong, man' V, anti vigor-
ous constitution. in all • cases ut debility from Whatever
cause arising, as well as in'every species of venereal infection,.
may bc.chr,,,,fteft hypo-two!, of rit hat sC?f, with the greats.
est secrecy scat honour. flours 1.. (41111,A1 itlitiLln at hone 40,11'
telltc) tar,„,,,,,t'0m06 nu rise eveiong till to ar ,
Patients in tfle cyuntry ale le4uested to state rho particu.
jars tit their cast, age, and general naoit of living, eLc. 4,.c.
.closing a remitit'ance tor advice anti tr.eureines, when the ;aide
will he given, orsent.to any' part or the kingdein. To ensure
that secrecy so c..:sential to our undertakine, t:ic onstage of
letters !nay be added to the :let:tit/or tor-Muni Glue i.
. CUR It I 'and Sithiernai, No., 1,7. I tat ton7-ganlen
t-11* Mesrs, eartie, anti Co. nave Certificates iron the
above leSpettarre I rotctsaors of London and Eiiiithurgh, tot
the diligence, skill, and humanity, with which 'they per.
t.itied the duties assigned them 'during the tune
ta..ited their Lectures snit Praaice.
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TO Tr.IOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ.
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No. 0, New 1:31,14e-street, London.
linNottutu SIR, Edinburgh, March lg.
BEG leave to inforni you, that ever since the,
yea', 1790.. I had been afflicted with the Lure Venerea •
which, from it,s obstinately resisting et`ery course of medicine
proscribed. hy theinost Asuinent. cii t'...ts faculty, here; and an.,
dergoing several severe couree of ,alivatiots, and twice -dis-
charged from the Hospital with little relief, would appear to
be of the twist inveterate nature. In the spring of last year.
my disorder had got to s'uchru head, as nearly to put a period
to my existence--1 had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,'
one on each arm, -Old my legs were broke out in a fright ftil
manner; .soy righLwas tkeatlftilly painful, and had been in a
state of olceration for the last seven Years ; my left had also
two large nodes on it, was eery Much discoloured, 111111'gwe
nc_ such excruciating pain, particularly when warm in lied,
as nearly to dePrivr nie of rest ; in this lamentable state, •I
. was recommended by (who received so
great a titre by sheaf here, to take emir Leake's Patent Pills,
which I begtin to do on the Wth of May ; in tho course of a
fortnight I,began to re,:eive bent:tit—in little more than it
month the ulcers on my head and arm; were soundly healed—
soon after, the sures un my lens healed also ; leaving, how-
ever, considerable dlieolonratlon is the skin, and pain in the
bone of the left, which, bribe blessing of “od, .and a little
longer perseverance iu your invaluable Aledi.,ine, subsided
the nodes dispersin.-, the Shin regaining its I.atural hue, and
the nocturnal pants gradually going thus beeante. by
your liberel advice and medicine, pi,rfeetly•free froM all my
former custplaints—have recovered my former spirits anti
strength, land mu become jolly and fit, in which state ig,g
euntiotred nony.montlis to the :c-,tomislnueut of all who I; lien
me, I ain at a lass in what tern to expres; any gratitude, but
beg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make
this my also as piiotic as possible, as I shall on, every occa-
sion ; in so doing you will greatly oblige,
Sir, you grateful, obedient, very humble servant,
ALE XI. MURK-ER.
Samna's C lose, Bigh-slreet, Edinburgh;
Ni`itises;to the above care
John ThOniti.>tiii, NO:8; Niti-IN‘.t,- Edinburgh ;
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Jghti'M'lntosb,.oo Assolubiy C:l44=e, Edinburgh,

LOR, 'Member of the Royal College of Surgeon., at his
Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, .I‘,/lONTA T S AY-
.
Itonse, `o. f), New Bridge-street, London; Where, after a
constant reshlerice of inure than 38 years, in a practice parti•
cularly direcie d to the care of
Venereal Consfiltiot and those
incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable
secrec, which men of- his profession ghoul(' always oh.;erve in
such cares. he flatters himself the advice and .4,-i,tance
gratnittinsll adininisteis to Persons tithing thi, 3f v,ill
he etneolpe hy a discerning, Public, as an Ka Vitllt.lpt 44,1,1010
attainable, grid void ;if all ambiguity.
Also golit by his appointment, for the convenience of those
living at a distance, itt the Per; inner's,.No. 3.5, v.
street `l'e►ll-tttall ; the Toyshop, No: 103, Oxford-s vet ; 11 r.
Disborougli',s, No,
I,by 7' 11,5 h-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's, tioot h-
bridgii Edinliurc-h ; 'll r.
\I Donald, C letgoo• ; f.
Caliwei 111( lt's, Dublin • , one per*on in eiery olisiderable
ci'
town in Great and Ireland, iu boxes of only ..I*,
catli,stiutiped,, and sealed pp. with full mu! plebs diruotiow,,
Whereby persons of either sex inay cure thenistives with
ease, speed, secrecy, anti safity.
N. B. Every Box,*old in Great-Britain is sealed up with a
Stalllll, oti which, by favour of the coniatissionera., is priutOd,
at the. Stamp Office—T. Taylor, No. 0, New Bridge-street.—
to iseitate which is Felony, and mliotbels are couuterfeit.