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London, England, 1811-05-02 00:00:00

MATRIMONIAL. FELICI I Y.

" Rut happy they, t% e 'canniest of their kind." Such is the lan-
guage of the intmortal Thornton, when speaking of the mat.
rizge state; but so insure that
.happinebs it is nuces-ary, at
Juvenal ablerves, " Mss sane is curpott saw," to have
' " A sound mind in a sound body." hence the indispen•aids
nece.sity of every person, ere•be enters I Into that clooe alliance,
to pay a doe respect to his-heath.
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AitESSRS. GOSS and CO. as regularly educated
IVA. Surgeons of London, bare seduloodfdevoted their erten.
deli fur these last fifteen years to the fit ildy of those disorders
which so frequently inibitter, and toe often prevent, that semi.
nubile blessing, Matrimonial Felicity. "flat unrivalled patronage
that they havetaltberto reeeivediront persons of the krsr
diuLr-
ikon, and the uniform VACUA. etteadtag their superior mode (4
treatment in such complaints. induce diem thus publicly to offer
their assistance.
• In all cases ef Debility or Deficiency, whether resulting from
the to. frequency of participating in the gaieties of a failliesaide
life, the unbounded indulgence of libertinism, er a secret, Gen.
tary, and destructive habit, which weakens' the energy of the
mind, and destroys the auwer of youth, by producing stertinv
in the Aix sex, and impotence in the ether, they effer a safe aid
permanent cure. To those who, from suck eanylaints, are pre.
vetted entering Into the matriage SUM. and, ashamed t.r sok
re-lief, brood over their infirmities in silence, it must be corset
ing to know. however difficult or ineffectual the cure [rely he
deenicil by other practititiners,that by a renavatit.g and infsilth',e
method, they may be reszoredto a sound:end eignreus cenatitetiel.
A certain Disorder, frequently cattraited in a moment of ir-
discretion, and every sp. ties ot syphilitic inketit,n' by a mild anal
never-hading mode et treatment, is epeedily and raellc.ttly renew.
ed, witheyrt restraint. in elite or exercise:, by Messrs. Goss act Cu.
as also Strictures of t Urethra, and Gleets, which they art•
able& to cure in a short period, without recourse en the paints!.
dangerous effects of the Caustic ; references et wh'ch car, tee
given to several G•rntiernen of high respeetabiliti, esho !ore
been cured, after having laboured under strict :its f r many res.
Tat Married females, whose expectations et Mute teti.l•l
*pledge, of eniannbi4 happiness have bets :defeated, it noy also
be a pleasing reflection to know, that, in mostinstaaces,
impediment is to be retrieved; for such has !sett the unitary
their plan, that many ladies, who had given up all :lope: of tr,
gent', have been agreeably disappeintid.l Aleuts. Cis arul Co.
exclusively professing the cure at thew particular complaint., ;R
order that they may pot be marked, by a mistaken ft te, with ds
opprobrium so jently attached to the ignorant Empiric, rhini it
but justice to themselves to state, that they have been proserly
educated and Initiated into every branch of the profession, .(cer.
tificatea ot which, from different Hospitals, and testimonials nom
the most eminent Physicians,they have,to convince any ingit;rer);
that the success resulting from their endeavours first indurd
them to quit the practice of the general practitioner; and they
presume tat their pretensions constitute a fair ground rot the
urprecedented confidence with whicit they bane been by the
Public so hberally honoured.
Patients in the Country are requested to state tux particular*
of their case, age; and manner of living, enclosing a Bank flute,
and Advice and Midicitura will be immediately forwarded t.
every port of the Kiegdoni.
GOSS at 1 Co. 15, Betiverir.rrest, fleet...drew.

CHALLENGE.
MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his
. hf aite,y's Sertiee, challenge the wane woad to prove a
single instance where their Medicine and method of cure !eve
failed of the desired effect. The preceze of many years hi !ins
particular bmnelt of their prafessiou has not given rise to me
unsuecessfol cue.
'They continue to direct their studies to the treatment end rare
of Venereal Complaints, and that deranienaent of the -ystem,
which lithe consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effi.cts te a
habit long and trivia smhappity pursued by the youths of Seth sexes'
,In the one it will be found to be the unfailiug source of barren-
' now ; Viet oestr have its ravage' fatally developed to them by ails-
, tressing state of debility, which, if net timely remedied, t c reuieetes
in iftepotence. These are its remote and ultimate effect s,wh,iec„.;-
sumptioos,lnss of mu ecular power, and cations nervous carr-liay. , I
usually chsracterise tete:earlier steges of tlesselitery rice. Oil cr.
sons languishingematr the disorders incident to seek a habit, tl:eif
I treatment is simple and has never proved tansuzee-stel, in .1.6
course of a tang, laborious,, and much extended practice. In ::.e
most obstinate and coniedioated cases of venereal intectien, ect,
as obscractions in the urethral. 1.; enre excrescences, hard tu-
mours,callous ulcers, erupeions, sennuel weakness, glees, as aee
STRIC.rUII.E.S.,
Whether recent or of long duration, and which have hail el :le
skill ofother Practitioners ; het by thein present improved pl.:a 0!
reaunent, effectually and permanently cured: without the ;,...:i, 7s!
i suffering the excruquine pain and alarming hemorrhage whi,n
I often follows the application of the lunar caustic. In the .:::i.:•e - f
en years extensive practice in this metropolle, numeeo, . C 1..- '
illictiffres have been and are daily un,ler their are. the •-• ....
eradication of whie:i are efticted by a Sift., certain, al! , ee !..
thous mode of practice, saperior to any other yet adoptee. 7'.
iweakness., relaxation, and debility proceeding tram this :el p 7. • ' •
Is speedily removed, and the peeent restored to sett. l . , : s -
gorous health. but where the debility has for e.ets :e• e! 1
. pre-eer perseverance in their restorative remedies, a'zer :le. : • •
, tore has: been destroyed, is indisteensubly requisite to no we ee:
, I slumbering sparks of Idle and to tearimate the Ceeste:•.: w.
, Sere-.al Noblemen and Geetlemen, of the hre rte ..f re:: ,
, have heat ender the rare or hiestre. Currie and Co. ;-r ; A : •
numal of complaints of the urethra, Strictercs, Sc. ee!, : . • '
: received a ra.lical and pa-molten cure, 2.11:•5... t::.:: r.' .•. - •
r may be made to the:r..a,,tti.f..7tory cvidtrre,, of :!-...• .'...„:. :
periority of Messrs. Currie and Co.'s pian ot tree:: ... : e ~ . ,
,I of these Oenterinen have had Strictures from tea tie ••.' et : - w •
r and hail been under :he care of Messrs. Ha'r.le a!, ! -i .. ,

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anti other snrgeons of equal er..bat•ree, •ehn t. •
by the aprlication of the lunar camair, vittlt;ett
Messrs. Cnrrie and Co. may be coritt:tett
greatest delicacy, secrecy, a.td Intoner, at the•r N
Hatton-Gardan. Patieatts in the country are re ;!‘• r• • '!
the. particulars of their case, age, an e. Leneral a'. .. •
blaming a rendt:tan,ce for a. ice and mealci net ; • •• • •
will be given or sent to any part of 'belt •
1•o ensure that srctery so essertid to their
postage of I..eriers may be atLied to rl:e :tee:lbw...7r • -
Brian early application to Nicsars. Curce td k •
will cicalae the ;lath danger, and r:p•mce 0! a
tendauce wpm! less experinuctd

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