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UIIEN Professional Men -of 14.,:ducation and
y V • Responsibility deviate from the ”neral
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Eight years have I devoted my practice_ to the exclusive
treatment of Three Disorders, and the successrul result of
iny-plan,gives me additional ante:. to oppose, as :at as 1 ant
able,-the ravages of those Complaints which arc the trainimportant in the Catalogue of Human
After initiation into every Branch, as an'Annylurg'eStf;
I formed a wish afan early period of Pritatice to rescue in-
dividuals: from • the ignorance -of unelhicatoi men,-or the
eq,mity dangerous precipitancy' of
l he Three•Disorderse itethe,Cure ofe'whiclf .1q have'dr.
Voted my attention, comprise every species •of E.
le 1 Di EE cTio N, ewhailer or a reCeitt • alai 4-c)ti/
ration i!zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arisilie from
;he habits' 'of school -.boys, or thy- indulcences of mature
age ; And, lastly, -tiat derangement of • the system -ha kyo.;••
men which is called,BAßKl::N,lsl4..., or STTWAII4T
Numerous DiseaseS are the result of .ieitorance, or haste
in the treatment of it Gonorrlicea ; itht• un-- -
frequently happens that the seeds of Life are poisoned by
the indiscretion of an unguarded-late—By a superibr me-
thod such Complaints are easily cured ; and, even. Where
others have -failed,l trust that I may presumepresuni to oflCr a
radical re-establishment. . .
Few, hoWe*er,' are the cases of complicated distress in
this *disorder) compared Aviih the calamitous sitiettionseof
Men, who, :from an indulgence in a solitary vice, ,or the
prevalent gaieties- of a tashioifable life, acquire that-'state
of Debility, which is theunavo.idable consequeuee, of .such
pernicious habits-. ' "
Where the unhappy sufferer bloods over lois.eraserY,:.but
carefuily cone eals nis misfortune, it may be some conse-
latior. for liinieto know, that although it -be: anechjeret of
doubt cr unLertainty with other Pratlititners, rlie-removal
of these. Deficiencies. by the. 'gradual progress of:Re:lova-
tion, is the acquirement of my Experience. l f tie: rites ,
df bacchus or Venus- have began to ',nth:Ft! vi,rour,
much an2iietv wiii Of: prevented, by an early ;ceunter,K.
don of this'Ansuid Sate ; and in these •C'ases, tic) great
ditrietLity,willnccur.
But where this-Deckmey has for years existed, a proper -
perseverance .is dniaispensablv requisite to %eV tve- the Fibril..
be ring Sparks c)-• Lite, and to reanimate the Constitution.
ED WOMEN, who litrie lone been tliap po; n red
in their exneclations of a Family, may be assured, that in •
most instances, such deteas are..curable by MirliLl'Skil I. .
'l'hc secresy :which is so essential to my ; undereaking,
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IN:over:11)er next.

Downi.v-street, Oct. 27.
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Kingdom of Great Britaiti and Ireland..

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