The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-07-07 00:00:00

AD VICK.

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WHEN Men of Education and Professionnl
Skill, use persevering eridenvinirs to discover the most
safe nod certain method of treating a kw prevailing Diseasest
the successful result of their experience is the best proof of
superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and CO. Surgeons, have been induced to milks
the cure of the fAlowing the *Nee. of their particular study
viz. a certain Disorder, freirently contracted in a MCMICIII of
inthaicatiost, and its coaci.mittints, Strictures and Gleets, which,
hs an improved plan, are speedily nal eirectually cored; 11111111.41
Debilits , whether aristng from liacch:rialtati indulgence*, lung
residence in *arm Minnie% or a Witt solitary vice, too anew
utappily pursued by theyoutit of both sexes; in the one caus-
ing sterility, or tairrenness; and in the other a numerous train
of nervous diseases. which, if not timely remedied, terminate in
impotence and Consmaption. In that tlistressingstate of debili-
ty or defickacy, whether the consequence of such hopeful ha-
bits, or arising from any other cause, by which the powers of
the ciaatitutimn hecoMe eafeehlect. as regularly educated Sur-
grabs of Liaalnis they ;am dna, safe, out* speedy restoration
to sound 1,1111 vi4ortais health.

The result of-a
long and extessive practice has enaltied them,
by 5 mtperior method. to remove Venereal Complaints, Imn.-
ever iiiiecterate nr comltiieatrd, without subjecting the patirni
hi the least restraint in diet or exercise ; and in recent Cases,
whereon early cpplication tc made an dialivery of the infection,
they frequently perform a cure in the short spare of two tlnyo,
The unprecedented tweets of their mode af treatment ( which has
never hero known to fail in one Single instance in a practice of
;Meet, verse.., during which perio4l ninny thousand per.ons 4,f !loth
te%ell have been cared, eve.. after severe and injurious methods
had been' pursued ItV tither Pr:wad tttt ers without effect), induces
them to thus pithliely offer their advice.
Messrp. Gryss and Cu exclusively profes-ing the cure of these
pill-6(4114r complaints. in order that they may not lie marked
by a mistaken few,' with the obloquy justly attached to the
ignorant empiric, but jissine to themselves to stale, that
they have hero vroperly educated and initiated into every breach
of Ilse profession (tertilleates of which, from d(llereat Iltispis
hits, awl troitnnuioils Cram the marl eminent Phymeilow, they
hod • etiovinee Hoy inquirer), that the turrets resulting from
their endear atio4 filrt induced them to quit the prat tiee of
the Neutral Practitioner, -nod they presume that their
linos c.sciticute a Gar grommi for the topreredented con
with which they have, by the Public, been so tiherul _
;inured.
Patients to the Country are requested to stnte the partieu
lan of their caw, arc, and manner of living, iodating it Batik
PI me for Advice and Medicines; and the wane will be forwarded
tt• any tan Of the Kingdom.
CUSS and CO. Surgeons, 13, Lintiverie.speeti Fleet -atom

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DEBILITY, &e.
ENCOURAGED by the uniform success attend-
ing their peculiar method of treatment to the cure of a
few prevalent complaints, which has bees. centime.' by the ex-
perience of many years in a large and extensive practice; sen-
sible also of the happy effects resetting tip the public from me-
dical men confining their atteAtiou to a certain class of diseases,
Messrs. GOSS and Co. enntinuitil direct their studies to those
disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of inconsiderate
youth, whirls not only orensions a numerans train of nervous af-
fections, but ;Aso entails on its votaries all the enervating; Imbe-
cilities of old nee. In that distressing state of debility or defi-
ciency, whether the eonsermence of such Annelid habits, eyces-
sive 'drinking. long residence in hat climates, or say other cause,
by which the powers of the emetieution become enfeebled, as
regularly edureted Surgeon; of London, they offer n firm, safe,
and speedy restoration to sound and yie,ifrotts health.
Where an early application is made for the cure of a certain
Disorder. frequently contracted in a :summit of iarbriety, the
eradication is generally completed in the short space of two
days; and In the mare advanced and inveterate stages of vene-
real infection, characterised by a variety of ;minim and distres-
sine. svmptimis, a perseverance in their plan ( will t restraint
is diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a pertinuient and
radical cure.
.The diseases of the Urethra, as frequently connected with or
arising Irmo the above compinint, have not escaped their atten-
tion; by nu infidlible and improved plan, they are enabled to
remove obstinate (Beets snnl Strictures, whether recent or of
long duratinn, without resortifig to the painful ansi dangerous
use of the caustic hoagie. Many instances can be adduced of
very inveterate eases, of severnl year. continuance, !ravine y
eft to their meth. 41 in a few days, after the cure had been at-
tempted by other p'ractitinners without edect ; and such has
been the agreeable result of st practice of fourteen years, that
the mode of treatment has not in one single la-dance ever proved
abortive, during which period many thousand persons. of both
sexes, have experienced the enjoyment of having been per-
fectly cured. after severe find injurious methods have been per-
severed in to im purpose.
Messrs. (toss :tad Co. exclusively professing the cure of these
partieular complaints, in order that they may not he, by a
raistnieen few, marked with the obloquy so justly attached to
the ignorant ern;.iric, think it but justice to themselves to state,
tam they have been properly educated and initiated into every
brnerh of the profession (certificates •of which. from different
Hospisatil, and le,ninonims from the most mitten, Physicians,
they teek to convince any eimeirer) that the success resulting
front their emleavours fleas induced them to quit the practice
of the gement Practitioner, and they presume that their pre-
fermium constitute a fair ground for the imprectileuted enafi-
Jerre with which they have, by the Public, been so liberally
..... used.
Ti be ems:tilted at their Rouse daily (personally, or by let-
ter) by Patients, of either Sex, with secrecy, delicacy, and
. •
Patients In the country are requested to state the particulars
of their ease, age, and seamier of living, enclosing a Hank-mite
for solvice tuna medicines; and the' MUM will boforwarded to
any part of the Kinedoin. '
(TOSS mid CO. Surreal,. Ne. 12, BouTerie-strect, Fleet-
street.

UY EIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTRRS PATENTS.
.EA K GENUIN E Pt Ll,* justly famous•
for curing, in nll ill singes, the Venereal Disease. One
roma' Pill is q &Hie t and the taking of one box bt u recent ease
will soon convince the patient tit toe certainty of a speedy re-
covery. Nuthing root be better contrived, more safe, or more
convenient than this remedy for such us nre obliged to gn jour-
nies, or to fen. to it needs nu rolitinemeht or restraint of diet;
tint) sixty years experience (in an extensivg make) Ills prov-
ed thaLit will effect a cure when repented salivation nod
all other methods nYail For the Scurvy mind
other Chronimil Disorders, this Medicine hos not its parallel.
51t.rdards of 40,000 vermin; of limn sexes have hers; radically
the abode rniel disorder.'. within the last eight yeaN.
Prep fired and linl4l by the Proprionri. Thonnis Taylor and
Son, Members at the ito)al College of Sureeons, London (see
the list of real Surgeons. published onumilly by the Royal Col
le4e), at their house, No. 9. New Bridge-street; where con-
stant tititidttnce nod advice will he given by them in fill cases
relative to the &hive cninpletinborkh inviolable teereg. Also,
by appointment, at the Perham% No. St. Alban g-street,
NB- islall; Mr. Deshorongh's Toy Shop, No. 7. rish.street-
bill ; and by nne person it; every considerable to wu
_of (Irma
Britalikt etc. In boxes of only toe Da. each.

The Roman Catholic Relief, Dublin Small Debts, Dover PI,
lota. liw.mlid.td Fund, Vette of Credit, Irish 'Loyal Canal,
Lord Nebou's Estate, anJ the Spirit Duty Bill• were read a
third time and passed.
Lord OSSULSTON expressed a wish to be informed, whether
any progress had been made by the Committer, to which the Pa-
pers respecting the Civil List had been referred.
Mr. COUR PENAY answered, that a dual meeting r..to
take place to-morrow, fur the purpose of making up theMe-
port.