American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-10

spALTIMOkE LOCK INFIKMARY,
u No. is EAST PRATT STREET, 7 doors East
of Pratt street Bridge, where may be obtained The
most speedy and permanent cure for GOnorrhRa,
elects, Structures, Affections OF the kidneys, Diseases
of the Bladder, Gravel, Seminal Weakness, lnvolun-
tary Seminal Emissions and lmpotency. Those who
by excessive indulgence, or a certain secret habit
have brought upon themselves premature lmpolency,
Constitutional Debility or any obstacles 10 the CON
summation of Marriage; the usual consequently Of
unrestrained qualification of the sensual passive
may consult DR.. II. with honorable confidence,
offers them perfect and permanent cures +
SECRET DISEASE CURED in from two to four
days The only certain and infallble cuie for Ger
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIRMARY is
situated at No. Is EAST PRATT ST, doors East
of Pratt st. Bridge. 10 The afllcted OF both sexes
DR.. HITZELBERGER,
distinguished member of the Medico Chirurgical
Faculty; Graduate Of the University of Maryland Of
1886; and formerly Practising Physician to the Balb-
more Eastern Dispensay has had charge of the first
Venerea Hospitals and lnfrmaries of the u States,
and is at present proprietor of the most celebrated
Secret Disease HrmGry ever established in America,
(Which is the only advertised place i'll Baltimore
where thorough constitutional cure can be had)
fact well known 10 the afflicted.
WI en- that most horrid of all diseases, the Secret
Disease, has fastened itself upon the constitution,
causing liberated sore nose, mouth, OF throat ulcer
alton of the windpipe, known as consumption of the
throat; rheumatic pains IN the head and bones dim
OF sight de ainess; nodes, or swellings of The
bones of the arms and legs; copper cOored blCtcbes
the head, face and limbs; papHar, pustular
scaly eruptions on the skim ulcers on different parts
of the bOdy disease of the bones of the nose, o
the palate of the mOuh progressing on with alal MI
ing rapidly, until AT last the palate of the mouth
the bones of the nose fall in; and the victim of this
awful disease is relieved from lis hofIid and dread
full situation by premature death. DOctOl HitZel-
berger, from his extensive practice and great tkl and
experience, having successfully cured more than 90,
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 untiring Alteration
10 this branch of disease, Dr. Hitzeberger will
y add that thousands, not only in this city, but in the
NORTH South, East and West bear testimony that
he has rescued them ON the serpent-like grasp and
VenomOus poison of this most awful disease, when
their lives were despared OF. Attendance fren A.
NJ to 10 2. M.
The following letter exhibits in a clear and lucid
point of view, the high estimation in which Doctor
Hitzelberger's Medical abilities and Professional
skill We're held by the late eminent and distinguished
Professor Potter:
BALTIMORE, May It'll.
DIR. F, l.. Hitzehergeri is well known TO me, being
graduate of the University of Maryland, in which
| hold chair. During his attendance the Unver-
sity he conducted himself with great propriey. He
was industrious and intelligent, and at his final ex-
animation acquitted himself h0norably. He has LAID
good foundation, and is well qualified to do the dH
ties OF Physician and a Surgeon.
The following eminent and highly distinguished
Physicians and Surgeons, who are well known and
universally acknowledged 10 be the most ce Brated
professors in the departments of medicine and sHr-
gerry the United States, have pronounced and pro-
claimed to the world, that Doctor Hitzeberger is
well qualified to do the duties of a Physician and
Surgeon.
Nathaniel Potter, NJ. D., Professor, Practice Med
cine, &C.
E. Geddings, NJ. D., of South Carolina, Professor o.
Anatomy and Physiology.
Robley Dunglison, NJ. D.. Prof of Therapeutics, Ma
terra Mcdca, Hygiene and Medical Jurisp prudence.
N. X. Smith, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
X. w. Hall, NJ. D., of Obstetrics
J. t. Ducate M D., Professor of Chemistry.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can be cured by
ron nj nr n nv lptt naid nd
at home
NIB Dr. H1THELBEFsER has been his whole life
devoted to the Medical Profession. Having receiv-
ed a highly finished and most accomplished Medical
eaucatien under the superinte ndance of DR.. Whit
RIDGE of this city, and also under The charge of Pro-
lessor Gddings, of s. Carolina. The public may per-
ceve glance, that DR.. is SkLjul physician, in
possession of the recorded experience of The Great
Masters of The Medical Ant for The last twenty
turtles Therefore, the afflicted should apply at once
to DR.. H. of The Baltimore lnfirmary, (who is well
known 10 be particularly successful in caring the
worst and most aggravated Secret Diseases, and has
been engaged in amore extensive practice Of ths kind
than any other physician now living)
THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore, for the perfect
of the unfortunate victims of the secret Disease
IMPUISSANCE OU FAI BLESSE EN- AMOUR!
Impotence Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Seminal
Emissions, SpermatOnhGa, or Involuntary Dischar-
ges, and all the horrd disorders and Diseases and
their dreadful consequences, entaied OH unsuspect-
ing youth and voluptuous manhood, by excessive in
diligence, by frequent nocturnal seminal emissions,
by The Venereal Disease, by constitutional debility,
and finally by the most frequent cause of all Certain
Horrible Practices, Certain Solitary Vices.
Impotence may be defined TO be prosiraton ofthe
function of the pro- creative organs loss Ofvirile pow
er; ii may be partial OF complete; it may be an idOpa
thic and primary morbid condition; symptomatic
of obstinate and excessive functional disorder of the
liver and of tie amentary canal with the entire cir
Gle Of The chy lopOctc vscera. In case like this,
there is great constitutional debility; Dyspepsia and
HypOcondria primarily exist, which merges into
meanchoIia and finally mental alienation occurs
The Vencreal Disease is aiefte source oflmpotence,
especially gOnUrrhGa. Long standing gonOrrh9a i'll
"arabIy produces some abnormal, functional orstruc-
tura disorder of the urethra The most frequent of
the consequences is Structure, then follows irrabilty
Of the urenra and bladder. STRUCTURE is narrowing
or contraction of the urCihIa from derangcd action,
from morbid alienation OF its structure. 1t NAV
arise from relaxation and iurgescence of the particles
or from etiusOD 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 redness. thicken-
ing softCning, sometimes eXcrescences uIce ration
the mucous glands become thCkened and enlarged
the submucuus Gel uar tissue may become thickened
or dstended with an efluSOn of serum coection
of pus.
Dr. H's treatment Of Structure is the most perfect
and successful ever ScOYered; both for efficiency
cow nlence TO the patient, and the absence of all
pain.
Thus the meanest comprehension may perceive at
glance how easily a structure may be produced by
gonorhGa OF any continuance. Structure is fertile
source OF loss the or, ce power consequently tits
a most irequen eau o. impotence; thus those who
labor undo 20 urhT1 a% length of time may learn
the consequences. The most frequent cause of i'm
poience is Unanlsm, or CeI%n Solitary Practiees.-
This horrible practice checks the development and
changes the structure of the geneave organs creates
Structure of the uretbra, produces premature debility,
gives pains in the lOns il rs abshes general weak
ness and induces consumption; the mental faculties
escape not, the mind becomes fatuitous the yery
senses imperfect in their action and the whole econo-
my of nature becomes perverted. These consequent
gradual; the victim OF selEimmolation con
tinues in his irghtful career with imagined impuBi.-
he little dreams of the sad lot that awaits him; with
what terror the frighu truth bursts upon him; unfit
10 enter into the bonds of connubiay he imaeines
his earthly misery consummate and i'll fit of despair