The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-01-10 00:00:00

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Wbere may be had, by the some Authlr,
A NAICRANs E of the OPERA !lONS of Capt. LIT-
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late Courtleracy in India against the Nawab ippuu Sultan
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ADVICE.
WHEN Men of education and profesoional
oar persevering endeavours to dis the
mast wife and elfeeisal.method- of treating a few prevailing
Meows. the successful result of their experience is the beat
prof superiority.
Mr. GOSS, after being regularly educated as a MEM-
. $ of the BOY ALCOLLE(HE of SURGEONS. :aid in-
busted into every branch of the prufeasias (certillcates
hitilignsioials of which, frets &Anent Hospitals, he kas in
Csarsinee any Enquirer) made the cure of the following Dia-
...es the object of his particular mostly. via. a CER I AIN
DISDKI/hll. fiegsently contracted in a cowbell% of iatosi-
cation I DEBILIT Y, whether at ising front Bacchanalian
indulgeores long residence in war.» climates, or a SECIIET
SOLITARY v It E, too often unhappily pursued by :he
Youth iif botb -ears • to the one it w ill be tound the cause
ofSTERI El Y BARRENNESS. aud in the other sic-
ca-ios a setnerotis train of nervous diereses, which if not
Betels Geinedied, tertnittale in 13IPOTENCE and CON-,
St/1111'130N.
The result of 4 long and ostensive purli-e has enabled hi.n,
by a peculiar and superior methol, to avert und eUrrtuhlly
remove those Disorders, however inveaerate or .complicated,
without subjectin,-, the pattern ta the least reatraint is diet or
exercise; and in slight V g`h.i EItEAL CASES, where Ms
early appli. ration is spade, offer discovery of the infect inn, he
pledges himself to perform a cure in the short interval of two
From the unpreeedents.d success of his mod,- oftreatniont in
the cure of the above complaints hich hat Dever been
known to fail in noesingle instance in twelve years practice,
during which perioil massy persona of both sexes have been
* cur, d, even after severe nod iiijuripus methods have been pur-
sued pithaut elect), Mr. Goss bas been toduted to thus pub-
licly ofer his advice. He• may be cowshed by eitaer rex
daily, va itb lovinlable secrecy, personally, or by le
—UV+, Cob-
' raining it Bunk !Sloe.
13, 13mverie-street, Fleet-street.
•, • Strictures, or OliXruFfiotts of the Urethra, whether of
. receut or for duratiotiVelliqivally treated us an improved
principle, which has perficined cures in very iiveterste cases
. it met igen costineauce. ,

A CIIALLIAGE.

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MESSRS. CURItIE and CO. Surgeons, late
in his Majesty's toylike, challenge the whole world
In prove a single hisuisce Where their Medicine and Method
of Cure leave failed of Owl desired effect. The practice of
' May years in this particular branch of their •profession, has
Itnniven rise mow ansucerisful Case.
Tlwv continue to direct their studies to the treatment and
awe of Venereal Gimptaints, mid that I)erangement of the
System, which is the consequence Of the pernicious and waste-.
fel elect. of a habit loug and mine unhappily purAted by the
youth abode sexes. la the floe it will be found to be the
unfailing source of barrenness ; the usher have its revues fa-
!ally developed to them by a distres-ing state of debility,
which, if ant timely remedied, terminates so impotence. These
ON its remote and ultimate edicts, while Consumptions, Loss
of Muscular Power, and various Nervous Complaints, usually
• oboracterize the earlier stages of this solitary vice. Of per- '
own loognishing under the disorders incident to inch a habit,
their treatment is simple, sued has never proved unsuccessful
In the course of a long, laborious, nod mach extended
bee. In Inc. mast nbstinme nod cniaplicated cases nt. vansilot
real Infection, such as Obstructions its the Urethra,
Excrescences. Hard Tumours, Callous Ulcers, Hempel? limleW,
taloa Weakness, (dew, as also
STR ICTURRS, •
Whither recent or of long duration, and which' Imo balled
the .kill of otherrrariitioners, are, by their preseolliaproved
rt AU of treatment, effectually and yermanesitly need, with-
out the pati•.ni suffering the eiicrucenting pain Had alarming he-
morrhage which frequently follows the applications of the lit
oar climate. In the course of twenty sears exclosiveleractice
iil this met r amino, nonferrous cases of Strictures have been mid
are daib under their tare, the total eradication of which are
effected by a safe; certain, and ex pedinuee mode of practice.
super: it to any other yet adopted. rue weakness, relaxa-
liuo, and debility
_proceeding Titan this complaint, are epee- ,
slily removed, assn thr patient restored to sounduad yistorellf
health. Hut where the debility hes for year* *shied, a pro-
• PO prnerreraisce in their restelatiorWinedies, after a Suic-
hwe lia. been destroyed. le indispensably requisite to revive the
elemberi.g spurts of Life, and to re-natistate the Caneti•etion.
Several Pe on..ffisan and (infertile EN of the first respect-
abild , , nave been under the care of Messrs. C Ulttill fr. and
CO. tier the removal of complaints of the Urethra. Stric-
tures, hr. ; -ad *evils received a radical ,sad pi rinaisent
Care, partipdarly requested that refereuces might be made
to (twin, as satisfactory evideaces of the decided superiority
of Messrs. CU lift IF, and CO', plan of treatment. Many et
thew Hentlcawn have 'sad irietiores from 11l to IV yeah, and
had heel, wider the care of MOM. Home, Ileamidel, and
atlas, Marge ro of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by I.
pm appl.cotine of the Loner Caustic, without swam.
ldWors. Lorne aced Co. may he °omitted by either sex
blt the greseleal delicacy, secrecy, and tosuour, at their
dipNo, 104 Hansa Harden.
;lents ip the Country are refreshed to state the panic..
bun ti theirm/. age, and general habit of living, &c. &c.
ears. ... vemittaswe fur advite and medicines, when the
same axbegiveis or rem teeny part of the kingdom. TO ce-
ntre that spesrety so essential to their ensdertaking. the pun-
isge tipstalfs may Ise added to the aerouot Orr studieine.
$b Jews INP-•-41A, Rallis garden.
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