The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-02-09 00:00:00

DEBILITY, kr.
ESCOURAGED by the uniform success at-
feuding the peculiar method of Treatment in the cure of
a fen' prevalent Complaints, Slack hits been Confirmed by the
experieure of ninny 'eared in a large and essessiye practice—
setaible also, of the happy effects resulting to the Public' front
Medical Al to confining their attesting:l., a certain class Of IM-
enses, blends. (MSS and CO. Members of the Royal Col-
lege of Surgeons in London, contlimeto direct their studies to
now Disorders arising fns is secret destructive habit of ha-
comidet ate Youth, which not only occasions a numerous train
of Nervois Affections, bat also entails on its votaries nil the
enervating habocilities of old age, la that aistrcssing stale of
Debility or Deficiency, whether the corisequeiwn of such boon
fel habits, excessive drinking. Icing' residence in hat climates,
or any other rause, by whit It •the powers of the constitution
bemire enfeebled, as 'regularly educated Surgeons of 'Londod,
they offer a firm, safe, and speedy restoration to wood and
vigorous health.
Where an early application is made for the Cure of a Cer-
tain I)i.order, frequeculy contracted in a moment of inebrie-
ty, thy eradication Is gerarrally completed in the short space of
two days, and in the more advanced and inveterate stages of
Venereal Infection, charncterizett by a variety of painful and
diaressing symptoms, a perseverance in their plan (without re-
mint in diet or exercise) will ensure to the Patient a permanent
sad radical cure.
The Diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected
with, or arising from the above Complaint, have mit escaped
their attention; by an infallible and improved plait, they are en-
abled to remove obstinate Gleets abet Strictures, whether
recent or of long duration. without resorting to the painful
clad daagerens use of the Caustic Bougie. Many instalica ran be
adduced a very inveterate eases, of several year, continuance.
having yielded to their method inn few days. after the cure hod
been attempted by other Practitioners without effect s and
such has been the agreeable result of a practice of I I years,
that the mode of treatment has net, io one snit. instance, ever
proved abortive, doing .which period unsay thou tad person
of Both Sexes have experienced the enjoyment of having been
perfectly cured, after severe- aud injuriom methods had been
SUPEitiOtt ADVICE. Tpersevered id to no purpose.
IT k of the first, consequence to ascertain on I To marriednmates, whose expectations of those tender
JL whine tnleats and isitegrhy a aria reliance may be • pledges. of -cosonsial happiness have been defeated, it may ;rho
placed in affliction. Messrs. CURRIE and Co., Bergeron' of :he a pleasing reflection to isliow, that by a proper persevernwe
euticenee nud high professional attainments, Marines of the in theirreendies, the general bends Is renovated, and the ins-
Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh. 'desalt to the Pub-' pediments removed.
lie the result of MI yaws experience in the Cure of Venereal i Messrs. thus and Co..exclunively professing the rote of these
Complaints, and these Debilities and •Deficiencies whirh sot t particular corapsaion, in order that they May not be marked
nafrequeady prevent or embitter the matrimonial state. In the Lby a mistaken few, with the obloquy so justly attached to the
'orioles gradatiorr, frions recent infection to enlirmal Lute, Ignorant empide, think it fiat Justice to themselves to ante,
their treatment commands very oftro a speedy.- and always a t that they have been pcoperly,rducated and initiated into every
radical cure. In dubious caser, their tong and well-arranged j branch of the profession (eertificotea of whirls, from various
experience giver them a promptitude of detisioa'that secures j haspituls, nod testimonials from the highest professional sothe-
Ow Patient from being inereiiiiolirci oat of existence, or has.. Irides. they have to convince uny enquirer). That a residence
li,s hip constitution nrider.bineds and the vital prima& destroy.. i in the warmer hemisphere of nor evident world, as well us in
ed b', n latent, bet insidious disease, or a blind and fatal cunfi- other parts, embolden them to assert, that their researches
derre in shallow pretenders. I having been confined to diseases already enumerated, they Mild
In Nervous' Debilitr, 'Vascular. Relatation, sad Atnny of out a certainty of renovating to such as may labour coder the
!be Orgaud, arising from excessive indulgeare, insalubrious debilitatiog rikets of a' kfapansed under the torrid zone. And
ciiirates, or solitary. sensuality, the practice gives new life and further, that having had otfportunities, in their professiotial ea-
rners) tr, she oysteue, even in eases which are verging ea des' parity. of (organism Intimate'sequaiantoce with the
rmttsts-
Pair. &actives and other derangements of the Urethra they tional habits of attesting. pennon, they titre to them the best
remove in a mild and elfeautil manner. Slight and recent eases assurances of Imaitedlatelef ; that the meson resulting from
of Venereal -Infection arc cured in the short pee ied of two , their endeavours lira ladatoni them to quit the ibeneinro •of
days. general practittoutr: and they presume their pretensions con-
To the Penne Sex it will he consolitary to know that they ' stttnte a fair *rend for the unprecedented emilidence with
may be cured of throe. Debilities which defeat conception, ar4 which they have, by the public, been sa liberally honoured. •
s'IO the foniatatioo of connubial *Betty. u I Patients in the country are requested to state the particulars
Patients treatid with cawour, delicacy, and ioviolablo se of their ease. nget mow of living, awituissett reinitiate,
crery. :for advice and 1.4 A, • the remedies will begiveu fun
tw s• ; •
• Me-.m. CURRIR and Co. may be consulted every day, Ot• 'Warded to any pa
their house, 107, Hatton-garden. ;,To h. ensatiltiO - (personaddb or by Intin,
••• Letters from the Country, stating minutely the eggs, post paid) by r • , its, with attn."), deliracYs
,
made sit lirinC, am. and erwiering-a remittance for Advice MIN tend Itleefloo. -'):4" •
Goss and Co.sdrampskoej„eet.
himiciors, be treated with studious attestite. cur Dowerkiii"4
14 liettergatikik„ •• • . May 1, 1809.
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Observe, a few Copies only ale how left on sale (price Three
• Sinltinghpof thus scarce, interesting, and useful .Fismily Work
(with which is given on eleirstit Portrait of the Author, and a
View of Gilead Neu..), entitled
" A GUIDE to //EALLTII ; or, Advice to both
-LW Sexes, in a variety of Complaints.
fly S. SOLOMON. M. D.
Containing n•Tneat be on Female Disease,. Nervous and liy-
,,pochonciritte Complaints ; also General Remar.ks no those liis-
esti with which the homan body is taien,frequentiv nfflicted ;
asplialoing limo; mutant,. mode at treatment. and reueilics must
properly :tinpted fore:leis respective cOmplainf.
Ti. nitwit inat.uesetl.• A Dibiertation on the Properties and
}Verb of Hot and Cold-Bathing; also no Essay on Secret
Yetier!, ; and a Discourse on Impotency in the Male, add
Sterility ise Efirrere-s incident to Females. Ac.—The whole
illustrated with a variety of ail herdic facts, never before puh-
lehed. : I • ,
• ** The hest preservative to keep the mind in health," says
lord lit..con, • (and in quany instances the body ton) is the
foithfid admonition of a friend." Unfotatountely. the dislike of
having not meals our *lees, but even our foibles, billies, and
faults esposed, deters 41nm-raids from asking for or reerivioz
what tbe philosopher rev:moue:Ws; and thus Youth in pal 11.
eular rush heusdloa into the vortex of dissipat' and death:—
. To ',bylaw e tees sd destructive to this specter. and
eventnntly to =cc 1145 fallen to my hat, by the publico-
eon of the " Guide to Health." which is pointed out to the
deluded of:ebbe+ sei as she-" Silent Friend, • which they may
tumult Mit Mint ez retire, a?d with assured confidence of rut.
eels. This is that sunshine:the ;eatable animist' of which the
slender roots of prejudice commit hear. As bulb prevails, pre-
judices •übside, at d all prisons are left to their non Judgment
and their own experirnce.
Lnud..u: P. muted for the Author ; and son by Sam. Leigh,
IS. Strum, t Sherwood, Keels • and Jones, Paternoster-row;
aims by all 841,1oellers in the Diked Kisiedum.
No less than Otte Hundred Thousand five Hundred Copies,
of Solomon's Gold, to Health havelrems printed.