The Sun.
London, England, 1815-05-08 00:00:00

ADVICE.

WHEN Men of 14.,ducution and professional
skill Use persevering endeavours to discover • the
most safe and certain method of treating a few prevailing
Diseases, the snecessol result of thlir experience is the best
proof of superiority.
' Encouraged by Site uniform success attending their pecu-
liar method, which has beef! coniictned by the experience of
many years in a large awl 'extensive practice ; sensible also
of the happy. effecis resulting to the ,public from medical
men confining thi it attention to a certain class of Disorders,
Messrs. GOSS an ci Co. Members of the. Royal College of Sur-
geons in London, have sedulonslydevoted their attention for
these last Seventeen Years to the study of those Disurd,!rs
which so frequently etunitter, and too oaten prevent, that i:!-
e&timal)le blessing—Matrimonial Felicity. The numerous ap-
plications they have hitherto received ''from persons of the
first distinction. and the uniform success attending their su-
perior mode ui tratinent in such complaints, induce them
thus publicly to offer their Assistance.
In all cases Dvilury or .D-.FiCIENCY, whether re-

/suiting from the too frequency of participating in the gaieties
of fashionable life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism,
or a SECRET SOLITARY HABIT, which weakens the
energy of the mind, and destroys the dower of youth, by pro 7
.ducing- STERILITY in the true sex, and DIPQTENCE in the
other, they offer ;I, safe and permanent cure.
To those who, from such complaints are prevented enter-
ing into tile married state, and ashamed to seek relief, broad
over their infirmities in silence, it must be consoling to
know, howe,er.diflicult or ineffectual the cure may he deemed
by other Prnetitioners, that by a renovatin4- and infallible
method they may be restored than so:lnd vigorous con-
stitotion.

A certain Disorder, frequently, contracted in a monfent of
indiscretion, and evety specie:: of Venezia), Infe:.ition, by a
mild and never-failing mode of treatment, is Speedily and ra-
dically removed, without restraint in diet or exercise, as also
STRICTURES of the Urethra and GLEETS, which they are
enabred to cure in a short peri,d, without recourse to tho
painfully dangerous-effects of the Caustic; referen:ei of
which can be igiv'en- to several Noblemen and Gentlemen of
high 'respectability, who have been cured in a very short
period, after having laboured under strictures fur many
years.

To MARRIED FEMALES, whose expectations of those
tender pledges of connubial happiness have b....en defeated, it
may also be a pleasing reflection to know, that by a proper
perseverance in their remedies, the general health is reno-
r ited, an,! ; he impediments removed.
Messrs. fIOSS AND CO- exclusively professing- the cure of
these particular complaints, in order that .they may not be
marked by a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly at-
tached to the Ignorant Empiric, think it but ju.-41ce to them-
selves to-state, that they have been properly v.:Wears:Ll and
-initiated into every branch of the profession (certificates
which, from various Hospitals,.sod testimonials from the
highest professional authorities, they have 'to convince any
inquirer). That a residence the warmer hemisphere of
our eastern world, as well as in other pails, emboldens them
to assert, that their researches-having been con.ined to dis-
eases already enumerated, they hold out a certainty of reno-
vation to such as may labour under the 6hilitating effeets of
a life passed wirier the torrid zone. And further, that bar-
inE," had opprtunit their professional capacity, of flu-min,'
an inthuateacTalintance with the coos: itntional hanits of SEA:
FARING PERSONS, they-otter to them the 'Jest assurances

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of immediate relief; that the success resniting from their
endeavours first induced them to lnit the prietiee of the ge-
neral PeactitiOnell.and they presume. that their preta-n-ions
constitute a fair pound fur the impreeedentel• confidence
w;fit which they hare, by the Public, becu so liberally lio-

uonred.
To be consulted at their house daily (personally, or by let-
ter) by Patients of EITHER SEX, with secrecy, deiceilcy;
and attention.
Patients in the Cotnitry are requested to state the parti-
culars of their case, age, and manner of living, enclosing
a remittance for Advice and Medicines; and the Herne-

dies, will la; given orTormarded to any part of the Kingdom.
GO.SS and Co. Sargeoni, 1,21 Bouverie-street, Flcet-street.
May 1, 18+9.

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VARIETIES of LIFE.; or; CONDUCT and
CONSEQUENCES, a: Novel.

By the Author of " SKETCHES of CHARACTER."
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