American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-31

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OF Pratt street Bridge, where may be obtained the
most speedy and permanent cure for GonoHhea,
Gleets Structures, Affections OF me Kidneys Diseases
of the Bladder, Gravel Seminal Weakness, lnvolun-
,ary Seminal Emissions and lnIpOtenCy. Those who
by excessive indulgence, or certain secret habit
have brought upon themselves premature Ihpotehcy1
Constitutional Debility, any obstacles 10 lhe con-
summation Of Marriage; the usual consequences G!
unfestrained qualification of the sensual passions,
may consult Dr. Ii. with honorable confidence. He
offers them perfect and permanent cure.
SECRET DISEASE CURED Ill from two to four
days The only certain and inf.llbIe cule for
tain disease; The BALT I'll a6,S e., iNflkMARY is
of Pratt st. Bridge. To the afflicted OF both sexes
DR.. HlTZELBERGER,
a distinguished member of the Msdico Chirurgical
Faculty; Graduate Of the University of Maryland Of
1885, and formerly Practising Physician to the Balti-
Eastern Dspensary; has had charge of the first
VeDerea Hospitals and lnfirmaiies of the u States,
and is at present proprietor of the most celebrated
Secret Disease LTmGry established in America,
(Which is the only advertised place in Baltimore
where q thorough constitutions! cure can be had) a
| f1ct W. ell known to the afflicted.
WI en- that most h0rrid of all diseases, the Secret
Disease, has fastened itself upon the constitution,
causing liberated sore nose mouth, OF throat; ulcer
alton of the WiGdpipe, known consumption of the
throat; rheumatic pain III tie head and bones dim
of sight dc aness; nodes, or swellings of the
homes of the arms and egs; copper coloed blotches
! on the head, face and hmbs popular, pustular or
scaly eruptiOns the skin; ulcers on different parts
of the body disease OF the bones OF the nose, or of
the palate Of the mouth; progressing on with alarm
ing rapidly, until at last the palate of the mouth, or
the bones Of the nose fall in; and the vicnm Of this
awful disease is relieved from his hOllid and dread
! full situation by premature death. Doctor Hzel-
berger, from his extensive practice aud great skill and
experience, having successfully culed more Than 2O,
600 of the worst and most aggravated secret diseases
during the last years, guarantees to effect per
feet certain and thorough CONSTITUTIONAL
! CURE. Having devoted the most untring atteAtion
to this branch Of disease, d. HilGeIberecr will mere
~ add, that thousands, only in this city, but in the
North, South East ana West, can hear testimony that
he has rescued them from the serpGnt-ke grasp and
venomOus poison OF this most full disease when
their lives were despaired Of. Attendance frcm "A.
NJ. to l0P. NJ.
The following letter exhibits, in clear and lucid
point Of view, the high estimation in which Doctor
HilZelhergCr's Medical abilities and Professional
skill were hedhy the late eminent and distinguished
Professor Potter:
BALTIMORE, May It'll.
Dr.. F. l.. Hitzelbelger is well known 10 me, being
graduate of the UHivelsty Of Maryland, in which
| hold chair During his attendance at the Unver-
sity he conducted himself with great propriey. He
was industrious and intelligent, and at his final
animation acquitted himself honorabIy He has laid
coed foundation, and is well qualified to do the du
ties OF Physician and Surgeon,
The following eminent and highly distinguished
Physicians and Surgeons who are well known and
universally acknowledged to be the most ce brated
professors in the departments Of medicine and sur
gerry IN The United tatcs, have pronounced and pro-
claimed to the world, that Doctor liitzeberger is
well qualified TO do the duties of Physician and
Nathaniel Potter, NJ. D., Professor Practice Med-
cine, sc.
E. Geddings, Nj. D.. OF South Carolina, Professor Of
Anatomy ana Physiology.
Robicy Dunglison, NJ. D., Prof of Therapeutics, Ma
terra Mcdica, Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence.
n r. Smith, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
X. w. Hall, NJ. D., of Obstc Iics.
]. T. Ducate m. D., Professor of Chemistry.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can he cured By
consulting DR.. II. by letter, post paid, and remaining
at home.
NIB Dr. HIrHELpErGERh has been his whole life
devoted 10 the Medical Profession. Having receiv-
ed highly finished and most accomplished Medical
education under the superintcndance OF DIR. Whit
Ridge, of this city, and also under the charge of Pro-
lessor CiddIngs, of s. Carolina The pubic may per-
ceive at glance that DR.. ii is skitul bhgSiciGT in
possession Of the Iec0rdt experience OF iht Great
Masters of the Medical AIT for Tie last envy cen
turies. Therefore. the afflicted should apply at
to Dr. H., of tie Baltimore lnfnIaIy, (who is well
known 20 be particularly successful in curing the
worstand most aggravated Secret Diseases, ana has
been engaged in amore extensive practice of this kind
than any other physician now llvIng.)
THE BALTIMORE INFlRAARY.
The Oldest Institution i'll Baltimore, for the perfect
cure oflhe unfortunate victims OF the ectet Disease
IMPUIsSANCE GU FAI ELESsEEN AMOUR!
Iinuolencc Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Semuai
Emissions, SpermatouhGl, or Involuntary Discha
gts, aud all the horrd disorders and diseases,
their dreadful Consequences Cnlaied on unsuspCct-
ing youth and vouptuCus lnanhoOd, by excessive in
diligence, by frequent nocturnal seminal emissions,
by the VeDereai disease, by Constitutional debility,
and finally by the most i' quent cause of all Certain
Horrible Practices, Certain Solitary Vices.
Impotence may be defined To be prostratiou ofthe
function of the pro-creavcO loss OfviIe pow.
er it may lie partial OF complete; il may be idupa-
THO and primary morbid condition; OF syn plomatic
of obstinate and excessive functional disorder of The
liver and of tie aiimentary canal, with The entire cir
Gle of the chylopoetc NiScera. In case like this,
there is great constitutional dCHiuly; Dyspepsia and
- Hyp0coEGiia primarily st, which morges into
mHlancholia, and finally mental alienation occurs
The Nncreal Disc ac Is attluiC gul"cG ofImpoeBce
especially gUHorIhUa. Tong standing cOhotrhna in
"ariaby PRODUCES sUlt' Abnormal, functional OrsIrGc-
f tEla' disorder of tie ucthra. The most frequent of
the consequences is Structure, hen follows niIabiity
of The ureihIa aud bladder Suiclufc is a narrow ing
or contraction 81 the uItIhra ilOn dtIaugcd action,
or trOm morbid alienation OF its structure. II NAV
arise from rcaxn zion and urCesCrrcr Of the particles
or from cusi0n lymFh, either oE The surface of the
mucous membrane, OF IN The SubmuCOus cellular it's
sue. Inc changes winch laEG place in the mucoug
membrane from inaamnaliun are frGness thicken-
lug, sottt nlng some times eXcrs cCnCCs, ulceratiOn
the mucous glands become lhiCkercd and ENLARGED,
the suhmucous Gel uiar tissue muy become thckened
or dlsehded with an ciusiOn OF serum collection
of pus.
Thus the meanest comprehension may perceive al
glance how easily structure may be produced b,
eonorhGa OF amy continuance. Structure is fer,
source OF loss OF the efecuIe power, consequently
mosl frequent cause of impotence; thus those WI
labor under gonorrhGa for any length of lime may
the consequences. The most f. qaeni cause o. y
potence is Onanism, or Certain Solitary Fractie
This horrible practice checks the developeme
changes the structure of the generave orsans,,.
structure OF the urethra, produces premature debi ,
1t gives pains in the oins; es ablshts general veal
ness and induces consumption; the mental facultif
escape net, the mind becomes tautous the We
senses imperfect in their action, and the whole ecc
my of nature becomes perverted. These conse,
ces are gradual; the victim OF self immoatior
tinues in his irghtful career with imagined i'm
he little dreams of the sad lot that awaits hi
what terror the frightful truth bursts upon h
| TO enter into the bonds of connubality. he
his earthly misery consummate, and in fit
commits suicide. That many acts of selft i'd.
are owing TO this cause, there cannot
doubt, and no human being is awai
truth, but the unfortunate victims wo,
of supererogation TO speak more on tnl
portant subject; suffice il TO say, should kc.
tisement meet the eye OF any who .a
| fortunate enough to render himself Impot the
DR.. HITZELBERGER, prize
/ Wln il tynll mum The aIniclnA n won