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London, England, 1813-06-21 00:00:00

GUE4TONIAN MEDICINES.--CASE $1.;;

To' MI • attliu ts NO. 9 . darreg•aireet, few, of Blacks
forrioas;, -bridal.
Sdon JH[aid tone, Boroug'r, tse ark 44. 7.rih w, IRI
t. EAR SlR—When I c!,ritt ntplate • n toe Wm. •
derful cure winch yo'.r Nleditives hive pericta..
feel myw If desirous of hav'vg it made at poiv.iile.
in the yiar trod I broke my leg two different ttmrs in the
. same week, and it was so badly set as to ohlig. m. w.,lk w
zn knee on wo,:den kg for fix IN ars 'he first three of
.1,
I fried a.veml of the most eminent Susgeonalis th.
of whom war Mr. A•tiley 4-cciwr. uvul he er •
curable, which was in the year 809. I then begg,:d o
cut off my .tg; in .11/1%.14•1' I o slt'sich br obt• yet! 04e:runt:I ,1%
would be the death of me, theref.sre Ise declined else. °let, 14.4
la the .oar 1312, Or having cured wy bi r.,1 ;g•fg.,
ng reconur ended n.e to suss 110
my w.,odets I. g. when my kg in-ncssi,:d ooe lee- 1-4 t!trcs;.c.
tell lees this* tlie mh,s---s. wit!, Cold as .ce, at,d tor
the last rive rears. iitOtwithstand ng 'di'. l'hati fur asy
wooden leg on the seem,' ea.. Ihe s•ath Jay k g
my ern (-he:, being .al :it -f. Air!' 4 SVC' . in about
three months I was v•till•le 1 ly tut. d, and have cositi.,ued ever
since AS well and as u, righ .evi r t was.. Put what ss. ass so
me s,ll more .trarge h.: tls s., that this I r n!•!Ar Intaistres
the same size as my otLer, 40,4 ttas i • -r term crsi•i saner the
first week of ugiog your 1 ottor t‘king yaur Pill% My
singular case .s well known to nenly the p-orie
'1 Lames, and to more than a tlsousa• d ps.opie•rev.ting vi hin a
quarter of a mile tram your house, sterile I lire : afbertli it
can never be forgot Icy me r•u los g 1 I ant ..1 recollection ;
and am, dear Sir. your humble servan.,
-No. 5, Maid-lane. ‘‘' I 1/3 Wl.i NO.
(Case M in a future Paper.)

AtiVICE.
WHEN Men of EducAtiim in,! profess. :n tt skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the nt.s,t sale and
certain method of trmting a sew prorailing Diseases, tinn queer's-
ful result of their experience is the best proof of superorste.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. gurgeons, Lave beat induced to !lake
the cure of the follosting the object of their particular wifely e 4.
a certain Disorder, trequentty ctintracted in a rnnmeni of n.oti,.
cation, and its concomitants, Strictures art! Glees, which, by
an inirrov fit plan. art: speedily and eilecrualiy cured ; as also le.
biltty, wheti.er Imo) Itacchneanati in.iulgences, long rest.
dote ir --sem ellinates, *4 a secret solitary vice, too ofians tits
happly ptir.tn•tt by tile vend, rat bleb stars, 111 the ostecausing
stern: y or barrenness, and in the eg,ser a u.soatrou- train of ner-
vous which, if not (nutty remed,ed, turf:Ltsat.• in impoe
tecc, and covoniliptioti. In that di.ares•ari..; state of debility re
deticiency, whether the cmisequence of vial baneful Italeis car
arising from any other cave, by which the powers of the coasti-
Elitism become eureebtal as regularly cane:lied Suritto Iseas
don, they otter a btrn, tale, god speedy restoration to sound
vigorous health.
Alestrs. Goss and Co. exclust.vely professing the awe of this
partietlar esimplamrs in onier that they may not he. by a
mi aaif, n few, marled with the obkojny*eso justly wtached to
the igrorani r mpiri., think it km justice fri themselves to stave
that tit. y have been properly educated and Innetied hen every
branch cal the profession (reetlficates of vrhich, (non ii•lierear.
and testlnioritals from he most eminent
they Lave to coneintie any inquirer). that the some ss resuirig
from their endeavours drst itidetetl them, to gulf the rractier st
the general liramrionet„arii they presume rhat then pr,tees oils
coestif ure a pir ground' •or the unpleceraerr,nentifitterice with
which they have, bribe „Public been sit bbecally honoured.
I be result of a lion, and WM:MI.IC KUM: enal.hal diem,
by a siliesior method, to remove eerier. a) complain however
hive -rate or complicated without subjecting the patient to tss
katf rcs.rait:t in diet or exercise ; and In rerent Casef. where as
early 2pol/iv en ,:.made on discovery tithe infect on, they fro•
quaintly perform a cure in toe short 'pace of re-, days. Ihe en-
nece.!ented success or their mod, ~f (which hat never
been known to fail in rte.: single nistance iti A i.racrice of 15 years,
during which p• riot: many thonsan p-rvons "t he eitlrO Lave
beet. cured, even atter severe Injurious of -ii.ods had beta
pursued by other Prat Monsen without effect), .u.luces them to
tine• pithily their advice.
To lie consulted daily by Patient, of either set, tete seer( ey,
delicacy, and attention.--4 Letters tram toe co y, co/rain/at
the partscusare of the CAM. Alite arc manner of bring .• lig
a rem:r.x.ce, dimly attended to, and ads*, and Medicine tors
warded to slay pint of ths kingdont.

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CHALLENGE.

ESSRS.CURRIE and Co. Surgeons. late al I.s
JL Afajesty's Service, challenge the woole world to pe,or
tingle ins-ance where their Medicine anl narthod of cure VW
failed of the desiml effect. The practice of ma.iy years is ins
particulai branch of their protsision has not g'en rile to use
unsuccessrul taw.

They continue to direct their studies to the treatment and cure
of Venereal Complaints, and that derangement o' the slava,
which is the conseluence of the pernicious and wasteful erects if
habit long midmost unhappily pursneJ by the youtMof ban sea"
in the one it will be found to be the installing source et barren.
new ; the other have iss ravages fatally developed to them by a die
treesing state of debility, which, if not (kitty remedied,ternsioatos
in impe..vece. 'these are its remote and ultimate elects, while can•
suml boss, loss of muscular power,and various nervuu . complaints
usually cearacterlse the earlier stages of this solitary vice. 0( per.
sons Inr.guishing under the disorders hicident to suck a habit,thele
trentrzwit is simple and has never proved unsuceeisfuls he. the
enure of a long, leborions, and much extehiled ptacticie. to the
most obstinate and complicated cases of venereal infection, suck
as obstructions in the uretora, spungy excreweeces. lard tue
mots, callous ulcer., eruptions, seminal weakne.e, glees, as aka
STRICTURES,
'Whether recent or of long durat:en, and which have baffled the
skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present improved pica of
treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the rause
suffering the excruciating pain and alarming hemorrhage wl..eh
often follows the ispphcation of the lunar caust'e. in the count of
20 years extensive practice in this metropolis, numerous of
Stricture. have been and are daily tinder their care, rim to al
eradication of which are effected by a safe, certain, and exeedie
times mode of practice, superior to any other yet ail.e,ited. 1 tie
weakness, reaxation, and debility pmceeding from this mate
plaint, is speedily removed, and the patient restored to sound
and vigorous health. lint where the debility LAS tor years elms
ted, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the
Strict ire has been destroyed, is indispensably requisite to revive
the shunbering sparks of lite, stud to teat,/mate the constitution.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, et the first tuspectabitty
have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the r.-
move' of complaints of the Urethra, :imetures, &c. and, havtrl
received a radical and permanent cure, reguiest that reference
may be made to them as satisfactory evidences of the decided su-
periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of tr.mtment.
of these Gentlemen dad Strictures front tem to twenty year*.
and were under the care of Messrs. Home and Heavie-des,
and other surf-eons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure
by the application of the luuar caettir, withnut success.
Patients in the Country are r.:gtmtrd to rate the particulars.
of their case, age, and manner of living, endosird a lan Ir.-
note fur advice and medicines, and the Lime will be given Sr
forwarded to any part of the Kingdom.
Messrs. Curiee and Co. may be consulted by either See. wi:h
the greatest delicacy, secrecy and hciiiiur, at their loser, N 2.
107. Hattnn-Gar.len. _ _

LONLIort Prince*: hy La% !yes i. I'ckt 'lnce .
published there, and at tat S:ar-efiwe, l en •,•Iv- liar.