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. MA FRIMONIAL .1111.1Crilr.
a But happy they, the happiest of their kind."
Such is the language of the insomnia I no/Amax, when speak.
log of the Marriage State. but to ensure that happiness, it- *,
necessary, es JUVINAL observes—a Mans saita, is corvine sane:
to have a sound mind ins sand body. - . ..
ESS RS. GOSS And Co. Members of the Rnyel
.1.7.1: College of Surgeons in London. Late sedulously devolod
their attention for these last 17 years to the study of those direr. 1
dere Wrath so frequently embitter, and too often prevent, that In.
estimable blessing, matrimonial feltMty. The numerous appli.l
rations they have hitherto received Irons pewits' of the hest dies I
tinction, and the uniform success attending their superior mode
of treatment in Such complaints, induces there thus puttlicly to i
offer their assistance. In all cases of Debility or DeAdmey, wises 1
ther resulting from the too frequency of participating in the Om
des of faillionahle life, the.ustbounded indulgence of liberdoimii
or a secret solitary habk, which weakens the anew of the mind;
and destroys the Bower of youth, by producing sterility in them*
sex, and impotence in ch.t other, they offer a safe and pentane*
cure. 'co those who, from ouch compleints, are prevented entering
into the married state, and ashamed to Kok relief, brood over 1
their infirmities In silence, it muse be consoling to know, how.
ever iliffictilt or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by &her 1
Practitioners, that by a renovating and *fallible method they may
he restored to a sound and vigorous constitution. A certain
disorder, frequently contracted is a moment of indiscretion and
every species of Venereal infection, by a mild and neverhllng,
mode Of treatinent, is speedily ind radically removed, without
restraint in diet or exercise, as also Strictures of the Urethra and
Gloms, which they are enabled to.etirota a abort period, without
recourse to the painful dart serous *Beets of Om Caostir4 references
of which sae be given to several If obleusil ilaid Caolften oft
high respectability, who have been coed in k very period,
after having laboured under strictures for many years.
o married Females, whose expectations of dune tender
T
pledgee at connubial happiness base been deemed, k Inquiet) be
a pleasing rtifecsion to know, thatlay a Proper peeseverkhatio
the* natiedles the general heath is rentreated, and the imPcdt-
ments rentokei Messrs:doss sae*. oselusively professing the
cure of those particular complainto,in order that They may hot be
mephoithy a ntistaken few, with the obloquy squall, attached to
the Omar empiric, think it but losiice to themselves to stilts,
have been properly. edueatid and Initiated' into every
tit the Profeasioo (eertilleatesof which, 'from va:ibushos-1
gillhieran*, tesatameials from (hGhillie* professinnal authorities,
boy have to goovince way inquirer), • Illitt a residence is the
Ea4.4emisphere of our raven world, as well as in other PM,
,thrrotry
them to assert, that their engirds' having been *e.
sidieestee already enumerated, they held tiut a cerrelniyer
itestcorstioa to such as may blow under tie debilitiodng
elms of a. life passed undst the torrid' dame. And further,
that baviag . had opportunities, its their -professional cape►
dry, of forming an iluinsate atiptaintanci whit the eon.
Asitutional Mints at 'esehatiteg risotto, they elks to them.
As best issureetes of laitisedlete relief :. that titaness, mull ing
Arms thaleaideatatetaliat bedeeed than to quit the rooks d'1
oiraffes • head they retuote that theii pretawattell
.. xi,.
sow., • irgp,
Tiro: the, anretvdest IA coofitltoof irith
- teloptired. •
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