The Statesman.
London, England, 1813-03-29 00:00:00

DEBILITY, &e.

IENCOURAG ED by the uniform success attend- '
ing their pertiliar method of treatment in the core of a
few prevalent complaints, which has been confirmed Its die ex-
perience of many years in a large and extensive practice ; fea-
sible also of the happy elfects mottling to the politic from me-
dical men retaining their attention to a certain class of diseazes,
Messrs. GOSS und*Co. continue to direct their studiesdo three •
disorders arisiog from a secret destructive h Old of inconsiderate
youth, which hot only occasions a numerous train of net votes of-
feetions, but also entails 4111 its votaries alt the enervating imbe.. •
cilities of old age. In that distressing state of debility or defi-
ciency, whether the emoequetwe of such hitneAll !titbits, eice... •
sive drinking, bing residence in hot climates. or aoy other rave,
by Which 'the powers of the cotraitutitin become enfeebled, as
regularly edarated Surgeons of London, they offer a firm, safe,
twit speedy restoration to sound and vigorous !lentil/.
Where an early application is made for the cure of a certaiti
Disorder, frequently contracted intt noomeot of ioebrieh, the
eradication is generally completed in the short space of twis
dins t and in the inure advaticed 411111 inveterate stages of vene-
real iufection, Charactlased b,ya variety of painfal Sad stistres.
sing ssstiptmns, a penOriormice in their plan ( without restraint
im diet or exercise) wilt Insure to the patient a pertnaueat and
radical cure.
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The diienses of the Urethra, as frequently connectel grids or
nrisittg from the above complaint, have nut em-aped their atten-
tion; by an infallible and improved plan, they ore enabled to .
rrnotvr nh-tinate tileeli and Stricture:l,' whether recent or ../
Inn, duration, flatboat resorting to the painful and dangerous
use tat the caustic houfie. Many instances can be adduced of
vets itiveterate cate. of several year: colitiourince, having yield-
e.l to their nrciM.d in a few cloys, ufter the tire had htea at-
tempted by ',titer practitioners st 'thou( (Ilea ; and such has
been thg.agrerahle re-alt of
.proetire of fourteen rears. that
the Mode of treatment has DM one Single laISIAltel• ever privest
abortive, dating n hid/ period ninny thousand persons, td hilt*
sexes, have ex perienced the enjoyment of having trees per-,
feetlreure.l, niter severe and iti;uritrus methods havebeeu per-
severed in to my puniest...
Me,srs. Gi.ss u•ttl Cu. exclu ivcly profes.itig the cm* of Artie
par icukir-corophims, order that (hey rimy not he, I►v at
mistaken few, *narked with the n! Imply !KS justly attached IN
the ignortat empiric, think it but uncut. t r Itretwelves lei:state,
Out they have been properly educated and initialed lain every
branch of the pmfestatio (eert.licate of whieli,,from diderent
hospitals, mad tertioninials from the most eminent Physielant*
they bare to ronritice any enquirer) that• the ruread IWO liar •
from their en:legit/ones fins induced' them to qnit the practice
of the gerrerul Pritelitioner, end the, pre ate that their pre-,
tensions constitute /4 fair ground fur the unprecedemest coon-.
dente i'll4l whkh they kart*. by the Public, bern ego, liberally
honoured. •
To he consulted at their home daily (personally, or hy
ter) by Melds, of tidier See, with secrecy, delicacy, add at,
tendon.

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Patients in the country air requested to Mate the portirehrs ,
of-their ease, ate, and manner ot !tying, enittiting
I for advice and medicines; add the none will be furentdmi tit
'any part of the Kingdom. . .
• ,COSS Rod CO. fturgeons, No. 19, Noevesteriteer,

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