Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-12-24
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GEN. SIR GEORGE COOKIE, NJ. ID. LII. D.
CON S U LTING
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
OFFICE
No. 3 NORTON STREET, ALBANY, NY.
The KnOnledge Of Disease is haLr lis Cure
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No. 3 NORTON sTREET, ALDANY. N. Y.

THE unfortunate and nvalds respectfully informed
tho Albany Lock Hospital established and modelled
since been founded at 6eoG o"aIe No. Norton ASa
ny, tho seat of government Of the state of New York
Petensions to medical skill qppod that the celebrated
~ oooNu WHO eus successiuy alI diseases III Peeuhr
manner aud effects 10 consulted at his vol known
justly ceobraed-and long established dispensary No. Nor
Persons ignorant of the disease are
many stages mark its from the commencement to its
full deveOpement originating simple lotm and hro
neglect nudcous treatment, aggravated symp
toms and occasion abscess, uceton pseudo syphilis,
cer premature old age too often ending in proacd, ncura
bile state Of miserable existence.
complicated naurc OF however long stendng may il they de-
be cured.
Dr. Cooke pledges himself TO restore his pationts health in
shorter period Of time than any Other practitioner the I'M
ion his attention being directed the removal of primary and
secondary syphilis croua, strictues gmbago huor obus
diseases of the womb nodes carries oho bones seminal weak
ness, gravel mpoeney general debility, mereural Diseases
gonorhood gleq and all chronic nervous, and veneea oe
tons Sc for the thorough humiliation Of which he is unr-
To be brecD Cooke has properly studied every branch of
Pysc and urgeras served regular seven years apprcn
who IS Spewn tbrSarb is vida bsmispbee s the life Ieser
yer and the oldest regularly advertising qualified to
the task Of helping aud restoring the unfortunate from their abb
jec condition to life of usefulness and health the virtue of
his plon thousands could testify their experience, but feel
dccacy publishing their cases in connection with class OF
discusses, augh with oathsome and abhoent recolecons.
No position appears theoretically CLEAR and undenable yet
there which unwilling practically up
on as this that division of energy aud concentration Of atten
ton necessarily produces the beneficial results in the prac
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ofhuman effort the recollection tho
of eminent physicians and surgeons who in their day
have been, and noted for their
particular disorder their ku performance ofsome isolated
department of surgical accident; and why the yph
little disease should be exempted from this rango good
son can he given Reasoning from analogy tits natural enough
to suppose that d. Cooke the likely be successful,
whose thoughts whose me whose energy has BEEN and
devoted to the practical solutions many problems with which
disease is invested whose observation is
uninterrupted and whose treatment udcious because it is
founded the mpershbe basis of reflection experience
the most active edgeools of phyc and the abuse of powerful
Poyment will bear marked relation their power either for
ev or o good Improper treatment has done much mischief
such difficulties as is Oft greatest Importance to inya
times consult him the Lock Dspensay the building
the Lock Hospital, No B. Norton street, Albany, N. "
mind n the full vigor Of life and, apparently 10 the full
dreadful consequences utuation. mass of ami
mated faulty, exciting the compassion of those who
lion suspicion mPqtes the malady to its real So
long therefore, Dr. Cooke who attends personally his
tonts desires to benefit the public is proper that he should
continue his advertisements for the good of strangers is
well known people extremely shy speaking cases of
delicate nature, whore physician proemnenty
cessu few modern possess such eminent quafca
tons Tor doing justice to grave subject as physc and surge
y like Dr. Cooke of Abunyhe treatment Of general debility
mpotoncy and seminal weakness especially. interchangeable in
excron his skill is remarkable honest in purpose his integrity
lneNbe correct ~ Judgment ne always shapes his hso
es from evidence The best compliment that be paid Dr.
Cooke is that his professional requirements unrivae
70 manage it is important to obtain the geryi
of an exPereeed and skfu physeiancal the cee-
biated DIR. COOKE, No3 Norton street, Albany. We hear
all quarters of the Unon celebrity this individual.
Indeed question whether there is a whole
profession in this country Europe who understands
thoroughly how the viruent
indeed affection Of the genital organs,
fails when the patient throws himself upon his
skill and follows his directions. So justly celebrated has his
skill his rendered him, that all highest
degrees in medicne law and divinity conferred
my, the president OF college, and chancellor of
Those who desire his services assured of finding
skilul physician, honorable well finished
temen and thorough scholar DIR. Cooke
and confdentiay consulted his Office No. Norton
NJ w. addressed by letter. the correspondent describing his
symptoms, the length of time affected habits and whether
, single marricd."-S Adams (Nt) Republican.
Dr. Cooke has justly been styled the great English
He is preeminent in experience anditeect Increasingly in
dusous in storing his mind with useful infomation now
stands first skillful physician and, thorough medical
practitioner DIR. Cooke occupies proud emnence. His res
dence is StanwX Hall, Albany ~ Y.-ndana Jour.
DIR. COOkE-Th eminent surgeon is still in the city
Albany, N. vs. delightng well bonefng every
cep hs professional contemporaries, with the extraordinary
of his talent aud skill physician He explains
consulted, lucid and plausible
and consequent effects of disease. We
universal patronage. -Westen illinois, Citizen.
READER-Cut out this advertisement and preserve
reference for future day change your destnies-and
word to the webeware of quacks and mposors, who
only rob of but destroy vital interests
making life miserable Who the wise Those who
y avoid and yenders when suffering
which, d. Cooke, thu Albany Lock Hospital has gained
great indeed make him and 1t objects
from the envous and designing who
their socude through dreay nights and tosome days. They
are the wise who once, without delay, to the
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