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London, England, 1812-01-09 00:00:00

E R FICATES, JANUARY 29.
T. Barnes, Blacktod, Lancaster, callcoeprinter.—J. Mcgtfe,
Charch-row, St. Pancras, music-slealer.—W.Wilcock, Preston,
woollen-draper.—Z. Hiscocks, Bristol, draper.-1.

ADVICE.

WFLENprfteveriaggett efeiltdeadticyonatiorstt:
certain method of treating a (e* prevailing
ful result of their experience is the best
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, tax
the cute at the following the obkct of the
a certain Disorder, frequently contracted
cation, and its ionaomitants, Strictures i
an itnpro:red plan, are speedily and rail
Why, whether arising frown Bacchanalian
deuce in vritin climates, or • secret sot
happily pursued by the youth of both a
stettlity orlbarrennesi, and in the other
vows diseases, which, If not timely
potence and Consumptioa. In that
desciency, whether the eonstquence
&king frith' any other bole, by which
tution became enfeebled, as regobarly ed
don, they oar a firm, safe, and rifted;
vigorous health.
The result of a long and extensive
hi a superior method, to remove venereal complaints, ..
Inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the ; • lent ‘,
the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and In recent Zgfili
• where an early application Is made on discover/ ot the war sus`
they frequently perform A cure in the short space ir two days
The unprecedented success of their mode ot 01.30 (sib 4
hat never been knortn to fall in one single inlittnei in a 1.,,,,„
ace of ti years, during which period many tiriptitand jet*
of both sexes lave been cured, Oven alter scerte a:.d ll* 44
methods had been put sued by other Practitioners without ellss4
induces them to thus publicly offer duo-slaws.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. exclusivity prof... log the cure o' don'
particular complaints, In order that they in ‘y nor toi3O et' kt
a mistaken few, w.th the obloquy so justly attactie.l !is its. iseas
rant empiric, think It but justice to theistiMeiss to st. r. the noir
have beet, properly educated and inutr:teit into ever. It,. Cl.
the profession (xertifieres of Mitch, Troia different h.i.p ta..,:04
testimonials Non the mutt erument Physicians, the y 't.ore to. eta
viuce any ingisliar)ethat the suceeas Oinking stows Hair
• your. first induced them to quit ts.e practice ot the I;:iicea I rec.
thinner, aid they presume coat their t tetanus's, via-mute alit
ground tor the oupreredinred contMence v ith inch iliry bek
by the public, berm Tilly honoured.
Patients is the country are requested to state t!ta pirsolgag
of their case, age, and maimer of living, inclosing a bet BIN
' for advice and nieilicinea, sod the 113111 e *l': b. Lir war.'e toss,
rart of the klig sad Co. Susgecus, Is, Wulff&
'tree, Firt-t-ioreet.

Ceiithi.litillil.
MESSRS. CUR RI E and Co. Stager/in, late in lit
Mateehes service, cl.a;'eng• thewtio world te prow II
tingle Meaner where their Illi rficine and method of cwe hale
failed of the desired eiT, it. Ihe practice of-star y years is eils
par iculas branch of their proteaskes has not given rise to on
unsuccessful case.
They continue to tact their studies to the t ettatenenr and aft
.if Ven. real Comeleints, and that thriusgem-n; of the vestal.
which is the cerise:lm nee of the pernsciorie isidtweattful enters Ma
habit lung and most unhappiiy mimed by the youths of host sans
.n the one it will be found to be ttie 1mi:1-ling source ot learns
uess ; the other have its raiser. fatally dove'. sped to them Sy a to
tressing state of slthit!ty, which, if mot timely renaohoi, teroweifti
In Impotence. These are h* rrtroce an. sitin. ari ethes s. whale toe.
sunsptions,loss of muscular power, andearlan s 'wry, nis cusilosilki
usually chi raiterise the artier stages otelessulkary vice. top*
eons languishing under the disorders iile./tl2l to such a habit. the
treatment Is emple and has newer proved wesuccesstul„,:e tie
coursent a lung, laborious, and einch encoded pract:ct. • in the
most obsttnate and complicated caws of venereal teitetiors, sedt
as obstructions in the urethra, swingy e)c c*Oeei. hard tie
mours,calious ulcers, eruptions, seminal weakness, 0..6:4 ah &I
S I'ItICTUIBS,
Wt'ethnr recent or of long deratimi, and width have hafikidtii
skill of other Practitioners ; are by their present improved pin ol
reannent, effectually and permaneally aired, without detrains
suffering the excruciating pain and aLareing hemorrhage whist
Often follows *le application of the lunar melee. to the course of
to years cited:We practice is this metropolis, nutuenws cased
Strictures have .befit and are daily tinder their are, the cord
totileation of Wiled are elected by a safe, certain, and elle"
tious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopeed. Ile.
weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding Irons this ample*
Is speedily removed, and the pa: tent rearreed to sound and eh
genius health. But where the •debflity has for "ears mated,*
proper perseverance in their resserative remedies, after the
cure has been destroyed, is Indispensably requisite m revive ile
slumbering sparks of life, and to reanirriste tSe Citielatatio.
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, of the firs' :esprit:OA
have been under the cane of Mesets. Cease and Co for the te
• moval of complaints of the Urethra, strictures, &c. and, ha*g
received a radical and permanent cure, ripest that refaces',
may be made to them as satisfactory ...eidcnees at ter decided set
perictity of Messrs Currie and Co.'s plan of trtatm n'. gaer
of these Gentlemen have had Strictures teem ten to oaenry tin
and had been under the care of Mesas. Home and Hero die
and other surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the an
by the application of the !Mar caustic, without success.
Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either sea with
greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their Mow,. No wi
Hatton-Garden. Patients in the mime" le.° requested to ere
the partite's:et of there este, age, and general habit of Beteg, SS.
imbuing a remittance for mirke and medicines, whets abstain
*ply* tern fir gent to any pate of thedtmeriimi

TO THOMAS TAYLOR. mei.
No. 9, NEW. SILMEATRAILT, LO N.
moliouncu sit,.
IBEr; leave to inform you, 'that ever since the ye*
1790, I had been a illktod with the I.oes VCDCPCI; which,fists
Its obstbiately misting event course of medicine piescrNied by the
most eminent of the faculty bores and uudergolug several saes
counts ul salivation, anti tss ke discharged tram the lissipttal, Wai
little relief, would appear to be of the moot Inveterate oature. fir
the spring of last year my di:Order had gat to such a head, #
nearly to put a perio‘to any existence. (had a large.ulcer on de
crown of my Lead, oae on each ann, and my less were 1--
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discoeter les„lioor,al .:.1. .1
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"sling Diusaies, the succors,
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mon proof of suptsiority.
bale been iuducsod to ed 4,
of their partlzolar study, vi,,
acted lu a moment ot bunk, d
of
turns and Cle-ts. wheels • tI
ellectnally card; a% abode.
oaken indulsences, long Nei, ,*
t solitary vice, too o'teu lus. •
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sth seats, In the one cavil
tber a numerous traki of rots
reflected, terintnate is A.-, .1
distressing s' yet,ofdelrlurcr 1
ce of such boastful babas, ti
dick the poiscrs °lobe tusk:
ly v•Niutated Surgeuno of i.e..,
tcdf restoration us souud big
re practice has enabled tisk
renereal complaints. harvest'
at subjecting she is tent j