The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

Non Cat tivere s d 'mitre visa.—M A RT I A L.
" Lite is soil Life, « hen ble,t with Wallis."

TH Fa finest System of •Ethics is to confine Within,
due hounds. and thin:. to regulate the Passions & unre-
strained and insubordinate thee impetu tusly destroy Cone. Isar
rters which Religion and Metatoy have in ides sacred ; to curb
hut not annihilate thrift apptars the lesson of prudeuce, best
calculated to limit theirrefferresceace.
Every di"orgatiagattou of the Seaman frame rennin., great me-
dical knowledge to remedy, and the public weltore it prout,ted
when prtlessiosni men (disregard's/ the tinges-minis. 0f rue en-
vious ond ititerested) devise sheer 4111ditt. to the IreMAlelil of
three cornisl4ilits zrocrated by imprudence. ant the ehullits• It
of the past.toos at all ungsrarded moment: " Tit. strength of se
11.111011 COrlvAiiiS in the I.ralth of the People I" hut. it is iselan-
ciatiy 11) "V etteh On' 114 e dnilv sacrifice to .fu• ignorance of 'vie...l-
ing vino ricism, and to I-nuttier:lce, wefur as ptiasenle, it- furtive.'
ravage.", we offer io suffering hism•suity, the result of our own
expelience in. Ow various diseases of Debility. The unwise'''
rirtro of solitary vice (ear.v acquit.. d at scoots', before resstan
burs unwed her 140. Ober vie mind). will, in contemplating
hi,. powerless state, become susceptible et eniiveliing sensotioni.
in koswing that the must compile lied "idle of ex haustim may
be routed into manly egiergy_— Intense study.—eiminotretaie anx-
iety—long residence in it opieol Climes. and twiny other souses,
vial trequeittlydirldne the Nervous ett rM ; m puck cases we
con !Mid out an nwassatice of re—mstnation, by tone irs which
have long answered this sanguine hopes of Patients of bath
Iles's.
That tenor to hemaa happisesS LU ES VEN ER EA, can now
be wedged fearlessly, the improved "late of Medical pcieuce
having divesmt its Antidote of thos+e di,trew,rag pr 1-wrilte; that
to long rendered its ex iiibition uncertain and harassing. We
best explain oar method by observing to Patients loboottog. un-
der this malady, that a few (11,1 s only me requited fur it re•
moyal of early sYmptomit : that the most inveterate ease will
yield to our remedies withal' a Month, mind that inn pertain alto
only suspects himself injured. the slisease may be prerented all
together fetem 'appearing 1-1; similar remark Sippiiri is many
:owlet derangements of the greevative system, as weakness, al-
cerhtiuns, &c. especially strictures., oficinate cases which are
daily removed without the ase of eau•tic or stimulants. Some
peculiarities incidental to ibe softer sex have not escaped oar
attention ; in which mildm.ss. coastline.' with efficiscs. has 1.1.•
peisrded tha.nteasts•mailly ado. led. In Ilse, our System is
unique, peculiarly energetic, sod emineutly
Educated In thh Oar waive rite whookd in our professional
attainment by its spburdid Medical e;haracteret and Hoeing been'
able. personally, to c Aware with admiration the
.Britisn Sur-
girallsrartice Weill.4theemoinentill, our pretensions to superi.
utity (in a branch itte,h..Ye selected) are natured by experience,
itittch *is ev lure& by Die doily applications we receive, even from
sitssuntt auguries.
GOSS and Cc M. R. C. Surgeon
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13,'Bouveriee6tree Fleet-street, London.
is„l Far the general accommodati .s we' do not limit &Sr.
pelPer to staled psiiinid" of potence, but way be consultedn nil
fotip,._couttery Patient, nue requested to describc.
' rflutelviv ,''idiom!
,At. Arises Medicines, writhe:o4We,
will be immediately forwaried to any part of the Kinsdittbs-
-1 bails-note is cspectri tuVrtossintoy the eases
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