The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-18 00:00:00

QOCI,AI, HAPPINESS.—Marriage should be
the foundation of Social Happiness, which is
soften dis-
turbed through tne parties that form the union not taking those
preatution• which would secure theta the eapit melt of vial
great domestic bleteisig. People of every rink pay adoration
110 the shrine dor Wedlock; hat where the constitutimo has beet
tainted by disease, w deoititt led by a certain habit contracted
at an early are, a renovation of stolidity previous to entering
dims state is itidispetisihly requisite to revive the stn note: ing
sparks of life, and to reanimate the :ssiteta. For no disorders.
hare coatribmed more.eiso...etaially to destroy II ynotmeal happi-
mal than those Which ore the convquence of unguarded plea-
sure. li Was this cousideratitm w licit 'minced MesStit. CU alit t,'.
mul Co. for these last twenty years. •to dirtaa their studies moil
taint:Miro exclusively It' tae treatownt ani tare of the Vediereol
Mien*, and the dioonlgrs arising t bet shoat ; aii ahooll, that' tle-;
rangement or system, produced by the ilesiruiiive habit of the
' itiermAderate otehtiol.lsy, which bringsbot those rlistrrising in>,
0 MIT l ES and -I) l'. F,1.0 l I:DiGt I%S t haf prevent pi embi lb, Si*
Mai ri tit tttt iulmate, The successful result of their 111.16, gives them
ntlititioad siedonr to oppose the tnvages of the.. complaints. '
which Ore the twist important is the eat:lingua of Monson intir.;• 1
'aides. . It behoves every person ar Ito hashitiolzed iastais soli- ,
spry vice to seek relief lily eonsidting ProPoisMuisi Menuf ede4
neat and honour, in 'Hitch ingests. CUR Tl' I.: 'and Co. rialto
the sanetinto of scholastic authority, as wittier the testimony of,
uocitut rad ictvd facts. i to, pr.ufesdiag the cure of thede complaints,
they hold out nu intiticeMedt in me ; - hat. s ir,ihle lit all men
must he of the -existence aguish' eitiautilies, theyolfer their
ie.siqootee as re„.oolarlst rAlucated Meoribers of the !Loyal Colleges
of Surgeons of Landon and Edinburgh. Slight and recent
eeu& of ttyphilitlvinfection are radically cured in the short
space of two days, Those of the most übstimoteduratiun,sach
as 'obstructions, inveterate strictures, pains of the tootles, (tee s.
&c. ore- permanently ta at +red ily cored.' Several N ohlemen
11114 Gentlemen of the lieu respectability have berm under the,
care of Metoni. Carrie and Co. for the removal of complaints
of theVrelltra, Strictures, lee. ; and having wedged a radical
and permanent cure. request that references may be made. to
them as satisfactory evidences of the decided .nperiority of
Nlessrs. Currie and Co.'s plan of treatment. Many of these
Gentlemen bad strictures from ten t.o twenty years. iota were
under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, anti other Sur-
geons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by
the application of the lunar caustic, without success. Nlessrs.
Currie and Co. have selected the following letter froth the
many they are daily receiving from (lentlemen, returning them
thanks for their restoration to sound and vigorous health. It
was sent to them unsolicited, from the son of a Noble Earl,
who had labwared under this distressing and painful malady for
Lien years : be had hero under the care of several Surgeons of
'professionaleminence, none of whom adorded him permauent
relief; hut from the superior method of treatment ad-opted and
pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. he received a radical cure
to the short space of one month.
3for 28, 1810.
; - To Dr. CURIII4, 107, Ration-garden.
" Lord--•—feels great plewure in communicating to Dr.
Carrie the perfect re-establishment of his health, In conseottence
of his mild and admieuble treatment of Strictures is the Urs-'
thra. He may add, the /us has tot fur many years enjoyed so
Rauch conuforl and-,freedorm from pain: aid' be entertains no
doubt of his having obtained, through his eltittind aftetetion, a,
.perfect and radical care of that horrid camping. Ashemas not_
0 stranger to the taaaner that others treated the complaint, *e
has it it his power, front a fair trial and a jug comparison, lot
ply that tribute of applause to Dr. Currie which he Sensibly feetr,
•asid thalleuer be nimd ready and lilting to acknowledge."
Ry 1113 early application to Mess's. Currie and Co. the lot-
!'
tient will escape the pain, &weer, and expellee of a long and
tedimis Attendance upon less experienced practitintiers. •
. M ARR 1 11: 1) WOM ILN. who have lam, heeo di,a:ipoii.tect in
their expectations of a family, may he assured that in most
lbst antes such defer tstire curable by medical skill; and although
the removal of such impediments he his object of doubt and un-
ortainty with others, yet literate of sue!, defects by.the gra-
"dual progress of renovation, ii the acqnirement oetheti expe-
rience.-slitestsrs. Currie and Co. fflay beconsulted by patients of
either Sex, with the greatest secrecy and flower, at their.
house, No. lux. Hation-garden.
Patients iti the Country, de•eribing particulars of theiterve,
.ige, and mode of living, inciusing a remittance. for Advice nod
Ntedicines, the same will be given or sent to any part of the
li.isigd mi.
To insure that secresy so essential to their undertaking. the
postage of letters may be addOt to the account for mcdoeitics. •
No. iii7e Mantua-garden,—July 17, 11t).