The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-09-13 00:00:00

MARRIED.

On &Warder last, at tit. Jame:* church. W. Tonaby,
0111-slrect, t ity--road, to Mrs. Nloris FAN, of
Renwick-stmt. st..om

t.lo the I ktit at 't. on, Warwickshire, by the Res.
Dr. riptiterr, Mt. Joke Wood. of Ilkhor.cate•street. Lau-
don. to Miss Kenstreek. daurhter of the late John Keedriet.
Esq., of liseerbesse, Settes-Coldlield.

DIED.
011 Saturday. the Ath inst., James Young. west.
11111, Ilatterses-rise, surrey, in Ills fleth year.
On itnselav, the 10th inst. it chore+, of a Gt of apoplexy.
11 ill tiogsdall. Esq.. of Tottenham.
On the lit ult., Cl/Arles Finis, Esq., &ibis how fa Lei-
rester-sqsarr.

lie•t frame !"

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III:SSR:5. CC It it I E a utt CO. having devoted titan-
selves to the 'tufty of, and been gratified by the moot
considerable practice In those branehes of the profession
which they thought proper to select, trust, that after Carty
'years re.ittenar in Milt metropolis, their talents are so well
known. sad their reputation so hilly established, that se aro-
lug ) is requisite for !lick deviation from the regale, asedeel
practice. It may be proper to state, that their ittedleal Sit
cation has been of the first chat: that they are IlliMabsts el
time Rii)ol Colleges of Lordon and Edinbergh ; aid aa sos.
hetory evidences of the truth of this statement, their Ad►
eats and testimonials may be seen at their Roue, T4e.
Ration-genii-a, a here they may be consulted with thereat-
est seeresy and honour by patients of either sex, agitated*
any of the following complaints :—I. The Venereal Dhow
for a Melt they have disrosered a remedy, which is M=
a complete substitute for mercury In the ell re of this
but has also the advantage of eradicating the &Niel
out debilitating the constitution.—t. In male of Nan=
Deibility and Vascular Relaxation. whether prodeeed byte.
I ivial excesses, by the immoderate enjoy meats of aumwal
pleasures, or by solitary sensuality, where
'• The vigour sinks. the habit melts away,
The cheerful, pure, and animated Moon
pies from the face, with squalid atrophy
fievonr'd, in sallow melancholy clad:*
Messrs. Currie and Co. are in possession of a Whim
that *lands unrivalled for its superior ellicacy. in gitag tear
to every nmseitisr Bore of the patient, restoring his 'missal
spirits. and re-ratablishiaLllis vigour, a ithout ingot,* the
constitution. and thus eviiSsing him to the dangers of a ne
lapse.—S. In Strictures of itteUrethra.lllelsrs. Carrie andew.'s
plan of treatment has so far surpassed every other noshed
of cure, that they have escited the astonishment and appro-
bation of the most distinguished Surgeons, by effectiag. in
three weeks, cares which defied all the resoumw of this&
skill. lit the yore of any of these complaints their palliate
will be treated with the greatest skill and solicitatie. The
fee re:mired is the same as that of reculnr practitioners.
Patients in the country are re:pie:red to state particular
of their rise, age, and mode of livlnr. ~losing a Rink 4f
England Note, when the necessary medicines and stisier • 161
be sent to any part of the 107, Ifinton-irarden.

Smarher in motto. furlikr is re.
The treatment mild—the cure effectual.
A CAN 1.)1 D Examination of Professional Pretensions
k only to be feared by those alto are conscious of in-
tsPillivelloca"•itell at an early period of our professional CIMYr
with the importance of a more minute atteotion to a class of
, diseases peculiarly affecting the grander operations of Na-
t lure. we boldly deviated (rem nii3t was held to he Similes!
orthosite” : a Use!, ed the vaunting: of empytieism. and. by de-
feating its vile purposes, eon-ider ou•selves justly entitled
to that approbation and patronage which, for twenty years.
have tee ordeil our sneers:fill and devoted studies. The
estimation of our enlightened hrethren.ll Ito frequently appeal
to our opinion, is an additional gratification to our pride.
while our sittitorit) from the College itself. streaglbesed as
I It Is by the most enthusia,tie testimonials of almost ever%
Professor TIVI the British Xletropolis, must ever protect the
sanctity of our fame from • tit ) or misrepresentation.
• The impetuosil of youth, or the momentary want of cau-
tion In the maturer mast, often lead to the effects of a core
fogies's disease: happy. therefore. may the early' spplleant
be milled. whose anxi..;) can he alle‘ioted by ti few days
Pre: soil et en in the more advanced stages, rharseterised
by NU inrruti4 symptom.. we eon Illustrate our assertion, by
hinderinz the treatment mild, the core effectual.
Every organic change. or fonetienal ilkturbance. inci-
dental to the genet-111re eennant, foils r.piall) within our
province, and will t ield to our nitration. Anwine !bemire
diseases of the urethra. wei Loess. and constitutional derange-
ent s, of however long duration.
The agitator inanition may be restored In epciessore, end.
instead of being exhausted by persona debility. be alit cif
ettlate the manlier proof of vigomas impulse. The limits ef
an advertisement do not *How the elassificatioe of our nits
jests, bet they are anipk detailed in a Work we lately yak
fished, called • ' The of of Life," the rapid sale of which.
accompanied with as lacers:Mg practice. are undeniable
pooh of our general ntility. The hook east he had at 1111.
Paternoster-row : Pall-Mall: 41. Piceadlllh ; Ilk Prime."'
Wrest. Idaho; 174, and b., Fleet-street ror at any Book
sellers.
/do diseases are felt with treater poignancy by the seferer
than tbspee.oecasioned by Ids nwo inspreriewee; sad In DO
eases of consultation is liberality of vibration b the Pro
tabor more desirable. them *here the most nobcontied e°""
biome is Oared. and the most 4mi/dishiest-envy it
then the terms are plainly staled at the drst interview. of
Newer to letters binetely detailing the symptoms, and le
sinning • renaltlaoce foe onselkine nod &dike. t.lrieb cue be
forwarded to say part of the world.
0011,11 end Co.. M. R. I% Surgeons. 11, lizotterie-street.
Fisei-atriset.--A pita,* dont mewl the comae.

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