The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-19 00:00:00

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lkT. MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and *l3l
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.11 a Lead •Pencil Maker to the King and Prlhee of Wale
Original m"ufActisrys No. 162. btris.6l, apposite Newt:l4le.
street. begi leave to reromatenn in the 1 ohlic his GI:SLUNK
BLACK LEA]) PF.NCI.LS, whose superior eicelleu
berii for more than 40 yeass universally
Pencils for drawing in colours(of n late invesstink) 'fu ob3tia.
guit‘li his Pencils from Counterfeits, the mark, which era, rot,
'tartly only Middleton, is now clutiteed to N. hliddleton, ss4
the direction, No. 1.61, Strand; Loudon, stamped on each pet*
cil. An extensive assortment of pocket-ba=rks and thread.taws:
elegantl s mounted in go:II, silver, and plain; completC ran.mesa of travelling, writin*, moil dressing-eases; Gentlemen's
pisek..l euinousiles. coistaionsg every article for shaving
mg
atebsing; portable ind dressingot(•sks and boxes,
. hominy, satin-Wood, leather, &e. Writing payer, extra ant
cuts large pets, ti.elrishandDutch B+2B!iiikvia awl all kinds
of stationery; portable suet letter-e"pyisg
chines. These machlues, by Which Writing may he exppdti4
ously and dearly copied, are brought by fv. hlinnl-too ta Ise
inmost perfection, and compoised in it ataltogaot case, ws 4.4
fort::-, a complete desk; some so small as to be nP the greatest
convenience to those who travel; others or a siie and ('em to
answer the purposes of a complete secretnire. A large wean.
menu of razors, and all kindsof fine cutlery.

WHIT(, !LANDS have ever been esteemed ti
personal heauty.in both Sexes, arid in some imti, of
Europe are esseui to persons of rank. The BANDANA
SOA 11, or IndiatiNVashingCakrs, posse's the pecuiiar Preverty
of Aiwa% the muss exquisite delicacy of texture and iticonceiy.
able fairness to tbe hands which are constantly washed with
this Soap. Even in cases where the Skin has been injured by
labouror othervitilew, the hardness and coarse:ices are eters
tually, and permanently removed, and succeeded by
a emootbuew fairness, and delicacy of appearaore, which too.,
trot beacquinedbystuy other meats wit. ever. It is by expe.l
rieuce truly that any one can form au adequate idea of the so.
perior excellentes of this Soap.
Sold by the Proprietors' Agent, whose Signature it bean,
William Withers. No. *9, Strand, neat. Temple Bar, Lug.
•dos ; and the Proprietors, as a furtaer security, beg them to
be particular in noticing, that the n ume and address of the prio.
ter, E.'Spragg, No. Bow treet, Coveal-garden, is infixed
to the label and wrapper. All others are counterfeits. Sold
by malty respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in tows
;tad country, price Is. each cake. But It is at all times creep.
nary to he pat ticalar iu observiug the above caution, whiell sill
be the moans of preyed' ing the itnpositious which have of late
been practised.

A DVICE.-14Itcn Alen of education anti Hu.
ti fessional skill use perseveringendeavouni to distinct the
most safe and effectual method of treating a few prevailmg
Diseases, the successful result of their experience u the hest
proof of superiority.
Messrs. CiOSS and Co. Sargetins. after being regularly eilm •
rated and initiated into every branch of the profession, (eclat.
cotes of whit's, from ditTerent Hospitals, and testliaonials frva
the aunt eminent Ilhysiciuus, they have to convioce any La.
quirer), were induced to make the cure of the following Di.
ceases the object of their particular study, viz. a MATADI
DISORDER, frequently contracted is a moment of intoxica-
tion; and its concomitant*. STRICTURES and GLELTS,
also DEBILITY, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul-
gences,lontresldence in *warm climates, or a SECRET SOLI.
TARY VICE, too often unhappily pursued try the Youth of
both sexes; in the one it will be found the cause of STERI-
LITY or BARRENN ESS, and in the other occasion a au-
..merous train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied,
terminate in IMPOTENCE nod CONSUMPTION.
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them,
by a superior method, to edema:ly remove those disorders,
however inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa.
tieut to the least restraint ha diet or exercise; and In bil4nt
VENEREAL CASES, Where an early application is made,
after discovery of the Infection, they pledge themselves to per-
form a cure in the short interval of two days. .
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l'he unprecedented succt,s of their mode of treatment in the
cure of theabove complaints (which has never been/lin:Ain to
fail in oae single instance i twelve years practice, during which
period many permins of both sexes have hero cured, even after
severe and injuriourniethods had been pursued by other practi-
tioners within; t effect), induces Mews. GOSS and Co. to thus pub-
licly offer their advice. They may he consulted by either sea
&Lily, personally, or by letter, with invislabm secrecy, deli-
cacy, and attention.
Patients in the Country, inclositig a Bank Note, are requested
to state the particulars of their case, age, and manner of living,
and advice and medicine will be for warded to any part of the
Kingdom.
-Messrs. Gems and Co. 11, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street.

lIAPPINISS.—Marriige should be
the foundation of Social Happiness, which is often dis-
turbed through the parties that form the union nut takingthme
preCaution, which wiluld• secure. them )lie eujoyeseot of tram
great domestic bles-iog. People of every rank pity adonitina
to the shrine of wedlock; hut where the einetitution has been
tainted by disease, or debilitated by a remote habit contracted
at an early KO, a renovation of stability previous to entering,
that, state is indispensibly requisite to revive the slu Wieling
spuds, of life. ;and to retaliate tile system. For no disorders
have Contributed more essentially ta.destroy I lymeneal happi&
Gess then those which are the consequence of unguarded plea-
sure. It has this considerat tan w.:ich Imiticed Masts. CUR -Mfg
and Co. for these last twenty yekr;;; to direct their studies and
at tentitimi exolusivelly to tile ftvalinent rustllctire of the Venereal
pisease,and the rlisarders arising therefrom; as also to that de-
mo-gement of spat in, prAuced b the det; octave habit of thd
inconsiderate school-boy. is hick bring- on itioseatistressing
LIT lES stud EI'I C I LIS GI Is.Sthat prevent 4/i euibitter tlat
Matrimonial state. Tit.: auceessfill result of their plan, gives/beta
additional ardour to oppose the ray ages of thew cuinplaists,
which are the lutist important In the cat.domue of human Maas-
in it La, It every person *tut his indulged io this sol
tory- Vice to seek relief by cotnolting Professiiiiial Mend •
netire and honour, to which Messrs. curt& I L and Co. clone
the sanction of scholastic authority, as well as the testimony of
uncontradicted facts. ill professing the nice Of these complaints,
they hold out no inducement an vice ; hat, twabible as all men
'Must he of the existence of such calamities, they offer Met"
assistance its regular! y educated Me:abers of the itoyili Co;letlo
of Surgeons of Loodoir amid Edinburgh. Slight and recent ,
eases of Syphilitic inteciiim are radically cured. in the snort
space of two days. Those of the most obstinate duration,sich
at obstructions, inveterate strictures, pa inrof the ho.ies, gleeb.
&c. are pentrawutly a.al speedily cured. Several Nonleasect
and tientleinea of the tirst respectability have been under the
care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for-the removal of complaints
of the Urethra, Strictures, &c.; and tiaviog received a radical
and permanent cure, request that references may be toi.de-
them as satisfactory evidences of the decided snperiority of
Messrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of thec
Gentlemen had strictures from ten to twenty years, and were
under-the care of Messrs. Home, 'Heaviside, and other bur-
geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by
the application of the lunar caustic, without SUCCe.S. ]pastas.
Currie and Co. , have telected the following letter from the
misty they are daily receiving front Gentlemen, returning theta
thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It
was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Ncealc
who hurl laboured under this dist res-ing and painful malady to
ten years : he had two under the race of several Sur„ runs of
professional eaniience, none of whom afforded him proataent
"fetief s•loit er•eilk sue 'superior method of treatment adopted arid
'pursued by Mew's; Currie and CO; far ieceiied a radical cure
In the short space of one month.

May SI, 1S10•

• To Dr. CURRIEir 107, /failose-gardix•
" Lord feels great pkasare in communicating le Drs.
Carrie the perfect rc-establieltmcnt of his health. in consequence'
of his mild and admirable treatment of Siric..es in the C
tans. if may add, that he has nut fur many years ertjartre-
much comfort um!
.frcedom from pain; icid he entertains n".
doubt of Iris haying obtained, through his skill and attention, a
perfect and radical cure of that horrid coatis:glint. As hereof
a stranger to the manner that others treated the annulate'. fit!,
has it in his power, from a fair trial and tr just comparisan, to
paythat tribute if applause to Dr. Currie which he semiblyfieho
and shanty& be most ready and willing to iicknowled,ge.-
By an early application to Mess's. Curia and Co. ike
tient. will escape tee pain, danger, and expente of a log ash'
tedious Attendance upon less experienced practitiovrs.
MAR R 117.1) WOMEN, who have long been disappointed
their expectations of a family, may be assured tisst in Utter
WA tutees such defects are curable by.medical skill ; and silL:tutlV
the removal of suoh impediments he an object of doubt mid uu
certaiuty with others, )et the cure Of mien defect.., by the go-
dent progress of renovation, is the acquirement of their rxPc-i.
rience.—Messrs. Citrrie and Cu. swaybe ctimulted by, toatw"' v,thes
either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and honour,
house, No. 107, • Hattou-garden.
Patients in the Countr3, describing-particulars of their Nee:
Med icint-s,
age, and mode pf inclosing as remittance fur Advice n_to
Kingd nu.
the nese will he grieti or sent to may part of't"`
To insure that secresy sa essential to Vaeir untiertaltior. the
postage of fetters may be added to the account for turcheino•
No. 107, Hatton-garden,—Jul' 17;1810,

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