Star.
London, England, 1815-09-06 00:00:00

ADVICE=.

No. IS, Bouverie-street, Fleet.etreet, May I, lioa,
WHEN Men of Education and Professional %k
.use perseverine endeavours to discnver toe umstsde atrof
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the bocce*
Cul result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.
Yifteen years have we devoted our praraice to the exclusive
tfratthent of Three Disorders, and the complete success attend.
leg our plan, glees us additional ardour to oppose as much as pose.
We the ravages of those complaints which are the most it/Torten.
of all the infirmUiesto which the human economy is exposed
After an authorised introduction into every branch of Medici.
liefence..we 'deternUned on commencing practice. to Femme in.
dividuals from the ignorance of uneduc-ated men, ur the esaallp
dangerous precipitancy of a general praeitione r.
Thi three &solders, fo the cure of which we have directed os'r
attention, compr.se every speetesui Venereal Whet,/
of recent or long duration ; idly, all kinds of Debility or Deli.
ciency, whether artsitig font tb! secret behtts of sthool.bpis, u•
the irodulgeucies of. mature age, termistai Mg in into:item,
sometimes in cotisumptiou ; ata lastly,. that di rangernent of at
system in women, which is cad, tl Rareennese or Sterility,
many cases tole:4E4lg in a similar en or.
Numerous diseases arelhe result of ignoratiee or hare in ti;
treatment of a simple Goniorthica, aiel it not uutrequentiy
pens that the seeds of siste ate poisoiled. 'lrons the inalvernite:
of an unguarded moment. By a superior method, such cos.
plaints are easily cured; and even where othershave faded, yr
trust that we may uff-r an tflectual testuratinn.
Mill tannot the most inveterate cal.* of complicated dirts!
in this disorder equal the calamitous siteations of men. svhc.
from an indulgerce in a solititry vice, or prevalent gate ies of s
ta-blonable itfe, acquire tha: state .:f debility, which is the ar.•
voidable effects of such pent:Zunis habits. Wiyere thy inult.
safferer broods ov.i I,:is misery, b t carefully coeceah his
tote
fortune, it may be some consoled, n tor him to be assursd t 6. '
while wire practitiont-rs fearfully ilitteipate the event, ft is tf,.
removal of those deficiencies by the gradual progress of kW.
vetted Nature that is the atqterement of our etudiet. It NrJrt
dovvotlon t the shrine of Bacchus or Vane have ()resat() taptitt
essence. of manhood, muck artatety will be prevteted aa
counteraction of this laissnid stale, and ii these Mei no d!•
ficulty will occur ; bautjwiszthetzut‘hirei...ireslei‘c.pie.rrcebiass bileulethitpt
.edst4
continue for year-,
revive •.:te con; itutiuti, and re-animate It to hetilth.
TI e Dis apes of the Urethra, as trquesaly connected
or arising tient tile above complah•ts, have out escaped our
attention; by an infillible and improved plan,evee are eo -
bled to remove (obstinate Glees and rarietures, whethet spe
cent or of lung dem:ion, witho resorting to he painful
dangerous cse of the Malty ins:awes tau It
adduced of very inveterate Ca. n., 01 several year. coutimisece,
having yielded to our turtl.tA in a few days, after the cure hti.
been attemp,ed by otb:r practitioners widow. effect.
'Patients in the coenti y to yeti their age, manner ut Nein,
by letter, encloduy a remittance, will have the reqaisite
and medicines forwanied to any part of the Lluited King.loni.
Cr7.S and Co. Members of the Royal College of burgeurs.

IC has been to frequently the subject of jests
general re; robatioe, that nut' destitute to the elemenitdtti
medical art have offered themselves as candidates fee pebtre
trosioge in the profession of Physic. For 'he purpose of doing js •
tics to the result of our studies and experience, and to previa .1
from being classed among those empiric' whose impudent po-
minion, have, unfortunately for soctecy, beeu too, favourabty
coined, we beg leave to submit to the !thetal and enlighteuel,
faithful statement of our pursuits,and acquirements.
After haying received a regular medical education, either's-%
of Messrs. Grindal and Blizard, whose lectures and practicer
' Carefully attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the London KO.
vital, we entered ourselves as students in shat justly iselebfe'l
school for medical acquirements' the Portal (-Mtge of Ed.
burgh, and were instructed in the different branekes ufAnotont
Surgery, the Theory and Practice of Physic, Chemistry, n.
wifery, Botany, &c. &c. &c. by those eminent Professert,
Gregory, Black, ilatusitoo, I)nlican, and 'lechery
We trust we ehall not be deemed prestmrptuotis in sayirg. tt :
our proficiency and acquirements are not tneosisiderab4. Rai •
for a long series or years made VENERKAL COMPLAIN i• ;
and the venous diseases of the narticelsr obi eft
our studies and practice, it will, wo hope, be allerved that we he
acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and rare. ,"
'light and recent cases of infection, a perfect reirstabiishomrt
, completed in the short period of two day!, and in those of t
utmost Inveteracy, where other practitiosers•iave fatted o!
cuss, a proper perseverance in our plan of treatment ee,..itte;
the ;tailrace sofa and radical sure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of Alla:I-dee' which am
seers of a habit long and most rabappily pursued by the yeedi
lint it steers, them are none more alarming or more dist rasing tli'vi
• thoi,,e delidenceles and debilities which frequently precept ert:.l•
bitter the matrimonial state. ro such persons it must bele•
soling refle:tion to know that theymay how, by a new and hill-
litiltemode ortreatint nt, be restored to that etre e-t of ill ma-n
blessings, a strong, manly, awl vigorous convittrion in at cr
of debility, from whatever cause arising, as well is in evo
des of venereal iniection, we may be coLstilied by
either sex with the greatest secrecy and honour. flour,ot
sonatina at home Irons tea to three,. and hunt six in the ow'
till ten at night.
• Married Women, who have long been disappointed in f?"
expectations of a family, may be assured, that its ninst Pupae
such defects are curable by Medical skill; and Acts ,t1::h 'll
move! of such impedintesits be an object of isle all 41:e •
I.teinty with others, yet the cure of suds defeat., by t;le
progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their eepeeia
• Patients its ;he country are requested to state the fotic'''"r*,.
blur case, age, and general habit of living, &c. 1ae100.4 al"'
UMW for advice and medicines, when the same will be
sent to any pact of the k:ng,lorn. To ensure flatlet's-I' say •
sential to our undertaking, the postage of letters may be 1.1'161
the account-for medicines.
Certificates of out skill and huniatity during the trra:vert •
the above complaints, front many eluilient P:ty V ice hvis.
at well as letters from'some Noblemen and ir hers, whehiee '
slued on their publicity, are ready to satisfy every oiii=
authority of what we advance.
CIIRKIE anti Co. Surgeons, No. 107, Moron

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