The Statesman.
London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

MATRIMONIAL FELICITY.

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t MESSR44. GOSS; and Co. as molar Mealiest 401
the Royal College of ilartmems It London, have led*
l'isposly devoted their attetition for the last 17 sears to the sod
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of those DamnAlars a kWh so freqmotly embitter, and too often
sucycnt, that inestinsobie bleassau-.Matriannial Felicity. The
awry applications toes have bitneriu received from persons of
the Orin divine-lion, nett she uniform uteri.* attending their sig-
. penor mode of trevitorent itt such complatots. Ware them thus
Ipublicly to oler their assistmee. in all causal' debility or de-
! fieieacy, whether resulting from the too frequsory of partici-
! pitting is the taienes of fashionable life. the onlsonn&.d inthil-
; geNla at libertionia, or a went solitary habit, which weakens
iise swan, of the mind, and-Seamy, the flower of rook, by
1 producing sterility in the one sex. and impotence in the other,
i they offer a sale and permanent care.
1 To draw who, from such complaints are prevented ea-
, tering into the married state, and ashamed to reek relief, brood
over their infirmities in silence, it must he roosoling to know,
however difficult or ineffectual the cure may be deemed by
I other Practitioners, that by a motivating sad infallible method
i they may be restored to a sound Rod vigorous constitution.
A Certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a mo-
tuent of iodisevetion. and every species of Venereal Infection. by
a mild sad oever-failiag mode of treatmeat. is speedily and ra-
dievlty removed. without restraint in diet or exercise 2 as also, i
STRICTURES of the Urethra and Meets. which they
are enabled It. now Ma short period, without having recourse to
the painfully dangerous effect' of the caustic; references of
which can be -oven to several gentlemen of high respectability,
who have bee; cured RI a very abort period, after having la.
nialreti ander strictures for many years.
To Married Venshes. whose expectations of those tender
pledges of coututhint happiness have bees defeated. it may abut
hoe a pimping rellectiou to know, tint by a proper perrevetanee
to their remedies. the general health is renovated, and the im-
prdineats removed.
Messrs. Goss and Co. exclesivety professing the care of these
porticidar complcint-, in order doll Itte may ma be invited
hy a mistaken -Po.. with rite obloquy to jnoly attached to -the
ironclad empiric, think it hot justice to themselves to state
that they have been properly relented and initiated into
brooch of the profesmon (certificates of a hick. from varnish
hospitals, mid trso.tionials from the hiehest profboimal tootio-
rifles. they have in enwitee any enquirer). Thal a residence
lie the warmer hemisphere of oar easiest world. us well as in
oilier parts, emboldens them to assert. that their rests:cites
having bees confined to diseases already numerated, they hold
too a certainty of mantles town ns may labour tinder the
aehilitating effects of a life passed under the torrid vine. And
further, tint haying had opportunities. io their professimml ca-
pacity. of famine no intimate acquaintance with the mustier
tioaal habits of seafaring persons. they °Sir to times the best
notorsiswes of itanteditte wf ; that the sweets revolting from
their eittleiceours first induced thew to quit the practice of the
genet al proclaim:ire: and they presume their pretensions VIII
baste a fair enioad fur the unprecedemed conitiesee with
which they hare, by the public, been so liberally honoured.
Patients in the country are requested to nate the particulars '
of their ewe, age, and manner of ;Niue, mu-losing a remittance
fur advire nod ateelichies. anti the remedies will be given or for-
warded to any port of the kingdom.
GPI'. and Co. Someiss, ls. lir/swede-street, Fleet-street.
Dec. tl, 1811