American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-12

OF rfatt street Bridge, where may be obtained The
nest speedy and permanent csre for Gonorrbeon
Gleets suictgres Affections of the kidneys Disaas0s
of the Bladder, Gravel, Seminal Weakness IpvoInn.
tary Seminal Emissions and Impotenoy. Those who
by excessive indulgence, a certain secret hah.t
have brought upon themselves premature lnpOtencv
Constitutional Debility, any obstacles 70 The cen
summation of Marriage; the usual consequences OF
unfesTaned gratihcatlon of the sensual passions
may consult DIR. II. with honorable confidence liz
offers them perfect and permanent cure,
SECRET DISEASE CURED in from two to foos
days. The only certain and nfallble cue for cor
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIkMARY h,
situated at No. Is EAST PRATT ST, 7 doors Eass
OF Pratt st. Bridge To the afflicted of both sexes
DR.. HITZELBERGER,
distinguished member of the Medico ChirurgIc.l
Faculty. Graduate Of the University of Maryland Of
lo1o, ana formerly Practising Physician to the Balb-
Dspehsay has had charge of the irs
fehefeal hospitals and infrmaries Of the U. States
ana IS at present proprietor of the most celebrated
seGra bsedse intr'nary ever established in America,
(Which is the only advertised place in Baltimore
where a thorough constitutional cure can he hadS =
TACT well known 10 the afflicted,
When that most horrid of all diseases the secre,
disease, mas fastened itself upon the constitution
causing liberated sore nose, mouth or throat. uca,
allon of The windpipe, known as Consumption of tbs
throat; rheumatic pains in the head and bones; dim
ness OF sight; d afness; nodes or sweIIinps Of The
bones OF the arms and legs; copper coored bo,chss
on the head, face and limbs; popular, pustular os
scay etuptions on The skin; ulcers different parts
OF the b0dy disease OF the bones of the nose or AZ
the palate OF the mouth; progressing on with alarm
ing rapidly, until at last the palate of the mouth n,
the bones OF the nose fall in; and the vicum of ihis
awful disease IL relieved from his hoiid and dread
full situation by premature death. Doctor Htz.l
berger, from his extensive practice and great skill and
experience, having successfully cured more than 40
0OO OF the worst and most aggravated secret Diseases
during the last seven years, guarantees to effect pe,
feet, certain and thorough CONSTITUTIONAL
CUkE. Having devoted the most untrng attention
10 TINS branch of disease, DR.. Hzelbefger will mere
y add, that thousands, only in this CITY, but in the
North, South, East and West bear testimonv thu,
he has rescued them from the serpent-ike grasp and
0iEnn n hi1 ft,l H..
their lives were despaired Of Attendance from A.
Nj. to 10P.M. "
The following letter exhibits, in clear and lucid
point OF view, the high estimation in which Docto,
HltzelbeTger's Medical abilities and Professional
skill were held by TIE late eminent and distinguished
Professor Potter
pr. T. l.. Hitzelbefger is well known 10 me being
graduate OF the University of Maryland, in whiof
hold chair During his attendance at the Unver-
sity he conducted himself with great propriety. He
was industrious and intelligent, and OF his final e4-
animation acquitted himself honorably. He has laid
agood foundation, and is well qualified do the do
ties OF Physician and a Surgeon.
The following eminent and highly distinguished
Physicians and Surgeons, who are well known and
universally acknowledged to be the celt brasS
professors IN the departments of medicine and sur
gerry IN the United States have pronounced and tro-
claimed TO the world, that Doctor Hitzclberger s
well qualified 10 do the duties of a Physician and
Surgeon.
Nathaniel Potter, d., Professor, Practice Med
cine, sc.
Z. Geddings, NJ D., of South Carolina Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
Robley Dunglson, NJ. d., Prof. of Therapeutics, Ma
terra Medca, Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence
N. r. Smith, M. D., Professor of Surgery.
X. w. Hall, M d., of Obstc rics
J. T. Ducate', NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry,
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can be cured by
consulting Dr. H. by letter. post paid and remaining
at home.
NIB DR.. HIrHELEEPsRK has been his whole lfs
devoted to the Medical Profession. Having receiy-
ed highly finished and most accomplished Medicns
educae under the superintendent OF DR.. Whit
ridge, of this city, and also under the charge of Pro
lessor Ciddings, of s. Carolina. The public may per
ceive at glance, that DIR. II is sku pk,Sicio,s in
possession of the recorded experience OF IN. Great
Masters of the Medical Art for the last twenty cen
turtles. Therefore, the afflicted should apply at once
to Dr. H., of the Baltimore Infrmary, (who is wep
known 10 be particularly successful in caring the
worst and most aggravated Secret Diseases, and has
been engaged in amore extensive practice Of this kind
than any other physician now liviug.)
THE BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore, for the perfect
cure of the unfortunate victims Of the secrc; Disease
lMPUISSANCE on FAI BLESSE EN- AMOUR,
Impotence Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Seminal
Emissions, Sperm atorih9a, or involuntary Dischar-
ges, aud all the horid disorders and Diseases and
theu dreadful consequences, entaed oil unsuspect-
ing youth and volupuous manhood, by excessive fn.
dulgcnce, by frequent nocturnal semIAal emissions
by The penerea Disease, by constitutional debility
and finally by the most frequent of all Certain
Horrible Practices, Certain Solitary Vices,
Impotence may be defined TO be prosiration of the
function OF the pro-creav organs loss of vire DOW
er il may he partial complete; il may be an idiopa
THO and primary morbid condition; symptomate -
of obstinate and excessive functional disorder of the
liver and of the aimentary canal with the entire cir
Gle of the chyopoctic vsceTa. In a case like this,
there is great constitutional debility; Dyspepsia and
Hypocondra primarily exist, which merges into
melanchoa, and finally mental alienation occurs
The Venereal Disease is fertile source of Impotence
especially gOnorrhGa. Long standing gonorihea in
varlably produces some abnormal functional stTuc-
tural disorder of the urcthra The frequent of
the consequences is Structure, then follows irritaby
of the uretnra and bladder. Structure is a narrowj
or contraction Of the urethra from derapged acti
or from morbid alienation of its structure. Ii NAV
arise from relaxation and furgescecc of the particles
or from efiusion lymph, either on the surface of the
mucous membrane, or in the submucous cellular It's
sue. The changes which take place in the mucous
membrane from inflammation, are rednCss thickeD-
ing, soite ming, sometimes eXcrescences, liberation
the mucous glands become thCkenod and enlarged
the subnucnus cellular tissue may become thckenea
dlstended with eluson of serum or collec ton
of pus.
Thus the meanest comprehension may perceive at
glance how easily structure may be produced by
gonOfflra of any continuance. Structure is n fertile
source of loss of the erece power conseqaeRtyits
most frequent cause OF impotence; thus those who
labor rgonorrhGa for any length of time lean
the consequences. The most frequent cause of i'm
potence is 0nanism, Certain Solitary Practices.-
This horrible practice checks the deveOpement and
changes the structure of The generatve organs
structure OF the urCthra produces premature debility,
1t give. pains in the oins; il abshes general weak
ness and induces consumption; the mental faculties
escape not, the mind becomes fabulous, the very
senses imperfect in their action, and the whole econo-
my of nature becomes perverted. These consequent
ces are gradual; the victim OF self immolaon con
tlnues in his rghtful career with imanined impunity;
he little dreams of the sad lot that awaits him with
what terror the frighfu truth bursts upon him; unfit
to enter into the bonds of cOnnubiay, he imaeines
his earthly misery cOnsummate, and in fit of despair
commits suicide. That many acts of selfdesuucton
are owing TO this cause, there cannot be the least
doubt, and no human being is aware of the dark
truth, but the unfortunate victims II ud he work
of supererogalion to speak more this vastly i'm
porant subject; suffice it to say, should this adver-
tisement meet the eye OF any who has been M
fortunate enough to render himself ImPoteut.
DIR. H1TZELBERGER,
Who is well known to the afflicted as Fhilanthropi