The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-18 00:00:00

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" The hardiest frame !"
S. CL- II I E and CO. having devoted them.
N EA- seises to the stud) of, and been gratified by the Bost
considerable practice in these branches of the professiva
which they thought proper to seine!. trust, that after film
years residenee in this metropolis, their talents are so Well
I known, and k •ir reputation so fully established. that no ape-
! lop i. requisite for their deviation from the regular mode of
practice. It may be proper to state, that their Medical Ede
cation has been of the first class: that the) are Members of
the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh :and as soli.-
' factory es idences of the truth-of this statement, their diplo-
mas and testimonials may be seen at Cie r house, No. 1117.
Hatton-garden. %here they may he eruisul:rd with thegrest-
est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex. alicted by
any of the foliov.ing complaints :—I. The Venereal glum..-.
for which they have discovered a remedy. Odell is not only
a complete substitute for memory in thecuru of Grit complaint.
but has also tile advantage of eradicating I'm disorder s 'ob-
oist debilitating tier constitntion.-1. In <aster of Nersoks
Debility and Vascular Relaxation. whether produced I” 'on
vivial excesses. Irs the immoderate enjoy isients of set.sual
pleasures. or by solitary sensualit. where
" The sitcom. sinks, the habit melts away,
The (-herald. pure, and animated bloom
Die. from the face. with mound atrophy
Deserted. in sallow melanemely
Messrs. Citrrie •nd Co. are in possessioo of a Meiieine,
that stands unrivalled fur its superior ettieerl , in giving tone
to every muscular fibre of the patient. rerdoriag bis animal
spirits• and re-establishing his vigour, without inflaming the
constitution. and thus exposing him to the dangers of a re-
lapse.-3. In slrieturesoftbelrethra.Mesfra. Coterie's's, Co.'s
plan of treatment has so far surpassed es cry other method
of cure, that they have excited the astonishment and arr...
hatlon of the most distinguished Siorgerarts, by effecting. in
three weeks, cures which defied all the resources of the;r
skill. In the cure of any of these complaints their patients
w ill he treated with the greatest skill and solicitude. The
fee required is the same as that of mods r practitioners.
Patients in the country are requested to state particular
of their ease, age, and mode of thing. enclosing s Batik
England Note, s hen the oreessary medicines and ads ir e 413
be sent to any pert of the world.—No. 107. Ilattou-garden.

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on the 916 lust. at I. imbitth Church. Thomas 11u4lion,
Rig. of Martin's-lane. Cannon-street. to Harrict, vi!)
daughter of tleorge ltowyee. Esq. (]get Clerk of the Nai
011ie.
Ou the Illth inst. at St. John's. Ilaekney, by the Rev. J.
Clare. Rector of St. Bride's, &c. William. oldest son of the
Rev. John Minitlorpe, late of llolton•hall. near York. de:
ceased, to Ir.liza. daughter of the late Thomas Peascroi. P:4t.
of Haiiknev. in the county of MiJdleieit.
On the itkh init. at St. Mar 'a. Islington, W. 11. P slinJ.
Rsq. of Compton-terrace. !Allison, to Sepals. daughter of
the late Mr. J. G. Poised.