The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-03 00:00:00

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TT has been too- frequently the suL.,JeL of just-and
general reprobacion, tuat men destitute ofthc elements of
the medical ant have otf'ered themselves at.; czndidates for
public pat rowagein the 'pratession of physic.. For the purpose
of doing justice to the result ut our studies and experience, and
tOlirevent us froth being classed ;nubil those cmpirics, whose
imprudent
.pretenslolls have, wriortimately for society, been
too favourably r,,c,ivett, we beg leave to subinit to the liberal
and enlightened a faitnrul statement of our; put-Suits and ac.
quireinents. After having received a regular-medical educa-
tion as the phpilr. of Messrs. Crindedand..l3llearci, -Whose
lectures and practice we carefully attended, as potessors and
surgeons of the London Hospital; we entered ourselves as.
students in that justly celebrated scliool for ino.caliacquire-
merit, the:Royal College of Eclin:iorgli, and Were instructed -
irr the ditli:rent branches:o; anat-oftly, surgery, the theory and
practice of-physic, chemistry, miciNvatery, ii,,rauye Sec. kc.
by thoSe ernineht protesSors, Drs: Monro, Cr4rary, Black,
Hamilton, Duncan and Rutherford. .We trust we shall not
be deemed presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and
acquirements are not inconsiderable.. ,Having tor a long series
of years made Vener,,al'Cornplaint;; and the vaitous diseases
of Debility, the particular objeCtot our studies and practice,
'it will, we hope, he allowed that wc have ill.:(11.1i1::(1 superior
knowledge of their treatment and cure. In slight and recent
cases orinfeCtion is I,crteet re-establishment is completed in
the shot t period of twe 'dayS ; -and in/those of the utmost in-
veteracy, where other practiminers have failed oi. success, a
prolier perz,evcrA)Le iii ....or ohm of trcatineht ensures to the
patient a Safi: and t cure. -
Amidst the melancholy 'variety of disordes-which are the
•eff:cts of- a habit long and most unhappily „pursued by the
-youthotboth sexes, there' are none more _aiarrni,ng.or inure
distressing than lliose deficiencies -and debilitiel Whiell fre-
quently- prevent or embitter the matfimonial state. To such
persons it must be a consolation to know that they may nowi_
by a new and infalli;)le tootle of treatment, be restored 'to that
greatest of all human blessings, a strong, 114/11 y, 'and vigor-
ous constitution.. ln 'SEI cases ut debility, Born whatever ,
cause arising; as well as in every species of venereal infection,-.
we may be consulted by patients• of either sex with the great.
cat .secrecy and honour. ; I lours-of consultation at home from
ten to three, and, ficun 6 in the ev:Naing till in a, .night.
Patients in the country ate requested to ~tate the particu-
lars of their case, age, and general habit of living, &c,,&c.
in-
'closing a remittance tor advicC smut medicines, when the same
will be given, or sent to any part of the k in9,doin • TO ensue,
that secrecy .so essential to our undertAking, toe postage of
letters may be added to the acconnx.for
CURRIE‘and Co. Surgeons.
. - No. 1-67, Hatton-garden'.
n 7 Messrs., Carrie ard.Co. •have -CeitilicateS from the
above respectable Pro(essw's of London and Ediaburgii,.ot
the diligence skill, and humanity, with wiiiuh Ailey per
formed • the laltities assi;tned -them during the timitothey at.
tclide(i.their,LeWires amt. Ptietice.

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Edinburgh, May .2, 1?-30,-,.
N. the Spring of 1794. I Nyas affliEted with a •
./ Venereal Complaint, \vhich l treated with takici.::-
enee for tiiq: mouths ; 'but was then 'obliged to .-apply to
reguldr Physic,,,;--., who -put- a. tempairary stop tothe"sir i_
lance of the Disease (by mercurial
.applications)for .some
tithe; laufgrOwing, in spite of all medicine and the advio,, •
ei the first Geatien or the Faculty here, werSe. ,tpal
worse fOr two years, I Was reduced to a state almost
arallele4 and .beyond description; being 'an entire' leper,
and Ulcerated front 11:.ad to foot.---Nly-he id, throat, mouth,
nose, legs, arms, &c. have been alternately in danger of
becoming useless; in short, I have had from tWeiity, to
thlriY-eating ulcers on MY body; and nearly totally d
Trived of sight.--It would be voluminous to p.rti.:ula-
raze an My ease—sullice it to say, there never was, or ever
%%rip be, pm of a more dangerous, or of a more compli-
cated nature. I was long lookZ,At upUn by my friends, and
imaginAi myself, beyond ail hopes of recovery ; and,
dee,.t, in my tken condition, death 'w:is pr‘!ferable to niji.
more than miserable state. In this Art•a[l:r-,il situati,M eiju
I drag a moSt miserable' oiistence, till I),vute Pn,vidchce
threw in my way a Newspaper containing the case of: a
Mr.• re.id it, I not.-1
sent and' procured some of your 1.12,-‘;; AT ENT .
I'lL LS: which, by using -frrim to" time, asst nowt-and
have lung been, .(alter More than four years indzs::ribabie. -
distress), in as gOod a state of ii alto as.ev:.r I enjiyed ; as a
p, root ut this, I had-a fine, thrivirw, enild, born to
inc a Jew :ilonllis ago. In gratitude to Got, anti in hopes
of rendering my leilow-creatur, service; I r:.(1,1 ;t to
publish this ; and .yuu may at any- time refer
.persons
wish to be sansfied pf, the truth of this, .or loaner •
culars*, to me or my friends, by letter cr•peron. •
As sew cases for badness ever equal mine, and bone
exceed it, I have front experience every reason to assure
mankind, that in your LEAKE's PILLS they will find a
sure, speecly - safe, and radical cure, lot. the mos- dread-
fid sage of ;he Venereal Disease, which is called en No
FLves..IOHN

* Insurmountable family reasons prevent .making. Itiy
name and..address public; but creditable neßioiis really
s.vaaring inform:l6on May also .be rekried to :ne and thy
tri,tisils by Mrs. S. clad., Rainsay-Gardens; Eansbnigh.
Prepared and Sold by the Sole prOprietor,
T. TAY
L R, ,Isilember of tilt", Royal College:4 Sr
- • in Lio:sdon, af 'his`h•ainie, No. New: Pkisis••street, •
Where he give Advice without ii,fee, to
ing these 'Pills, and will answer- plrien7-s letters, if post.
paid, on the sense terms, observing in ail. eases •-the -most
inviolaii.le, secrecy, no person's naniC or case having been
mentioned, but at their own particular request, by the
•prieuar, during the course ot more -than-thirty-six years,
that he'haS had the conducting of an-extensive sale of the"
above Medicine, and the. practice arising tnereirom.
They are also-sold by his Appointment, ior the conve.
nience ,ot those living •at a • distance, 'by klr. • Baxier,
South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr:- Macdonald, PI-niter, G.ias..
gow, to whom also Mr. T. refers for his addre.ss; et the
Perfniner's, No. 35, • St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall; Mr.
Robertson's Toy-shop, No. tea, Oxtbrd-street; 'Mr. Dis.- •
borough's, No. 7, I ish-street-hill, nearly opposite the M 0...
nornent ;• -Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. 'l, Union-row, Little,
-Tower-hill; ML. Bull, Dame.street,••Dublin ; and by one
person, in every considerable'town in Great-Britain and •
M Poxes ot only as. 9d. each, sealed. up -With
full and 'plain' diredioii:, whereby persons of either Sex
may cure themselves w:th ease.and secrecy. •
N. B. Every Box sold in Great 'Britain -is sealed, up
with a Stainp; 'ots WhiCh, by favour ot the••'Corritis'l;-
-siOners, is printed, at' the'
.Starnp-tiifice—" T. - :fay' •,,.
N-s 6, New-Bridge-stmet;"' to imitate which-is felony,':-fid:
- all ot;v:rs are couniertkits.

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