The Statesman.
London, England, 1809-07-11 00:00:00

R ENOVA Tr D HEALTH'.

has been too frequently the subject of just
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and general reprobation, that men, destkute of the ele-
ascots of the uwdical art, have offered theniseites as candi-
dates for public p!iironage .n the profession of ph)sie. For
the purpose of doing just' ..• to the result of our studies and
experience, nod to prevent us from being classed arsine g ihote
empiric-, whose Impodeat pretensions have, aufurtiniately
for society, been too favourably received, or beg leave to
submit, to the liberal and enlightened, a faithful...fat/4*mi
of oar pursuits and acquiccinents. After having received a
molar medical education, as the pupils of Messrs. tirintlisl
and Blizard, 4% hose lectures and practices we carefully at-
tended, ai Professors and Surgeons of the London Hospital.
we entered ourselves as students in that jaisdy-celebrated
school for medical acquirements, the Bovril College of Edin-
burgh, and were ittstructed in the diderent branch. s of
Anatomy, Surgery, the theory and pritctict of Physic, Che-
mistry, Midwifery, Balmy. &e. etc. Ike. by tbnia eruiuent
writes-air:, Drs. Munro, Gregory, Black. Hamilton. lkuican.
and Rutherford.. We trait we shall not be deemed pre •
mniptumis iu saying. that our prolicieory and acquiremeut.
are out inconsiderable. flaking, fur a long series of sews.
made certain complaint., mid net carious diseases .d 1/1:-
1111.1T1., the particular I )10res of nui studies Dad ',rancor.
it wilt. we hope, be :Wooed, that we has e acquired Airriur
knots lodge of their izeatiacut and cure. In slight :awl recut
eases of infection, a muted re•establi,lueent is completed en
the short period vi two days+ land no those of the utmost in-
veteracy, s lir i c iither peatiftinness htoe failed of 'access. a
proper peiseverance in oar plat: of treatment IlAttres to the
patient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the augasichaly tottery of dioiniew which are the
effects of a habit loug and swat iiiiiiappily pursued by the
south of both seses, there are none more rimier g or tour.
disteessing than thaw defieieettes and iiebilitir which for
(penny preveut or embitter the matrnatinial state. To hurt
permi ns it iniakt he as cvneoliug redaction to know, that thee
may uow, ht a new and infillible mode of treatment, be 1. •
stored to that greatest of sill bummi bleiiine—a 'tries; mau-
ls., anti vigorous constitution. la all cases of debility, from
Whatever cott-r arising, as n.:11 at in every species of a cer-
tain infection, we may be consulted by patients of either
sex, with ills armlet :creeks, and honour. Hears of em-
snitatiou at home. front tea us Wire, and fruin six in the even-
ing till ten at night.
Patleets in the country arc requested to state the partic-i-
-lets at their case, age, and *sacral habit allying. dre. ft. -
inclosing a remittance tut advice and nardiciises, whet, tke
same ti ill be given or sent to ally part of the kingdom. fa
bison' that secrecy so essential to our undertaking, the pe=t.
Age of letters may be added to the accovnt for medicine,
CU Keil E and CO %menus. 14 o. lui, I lattso-,sardeu.
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LONDON : Trieted and Paddisbed by D. LovELL, at tic
StAttsMAt• el, Irlret:strtet.