American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-08

[FhSt door going from Baltimore ST towards the dock
Established in order to afford the afflicted soInd
and scientific medical aid, and for the SUPPRESSION
OF QUACKERY.
DIR. ROGERS
To young men and others, who may have injured
themselves by improper indulgences,
IMPOTENCY-IIPUI SS.4NCE.
One of the most frequent penalties paid by those
whoglve unrestrained license TO their passions is n
loss of vrile power. The yOung unaware of the
fearful results that may ensne are but too apt to COM
nit excesses lmpOtency may and does occur from
structure, gravel, deposics in the urine, and from
many other causes; but by far the most frequent
source of ii il abuse of the sexual organs, by excess
sive venery or f-poluton-particularIy the last
1t is fact well known to those who understand the
matter, that all those who practice the solitary Uice
lose the power of creating sooner than the more
prudent. Too great excitement of the genital organs
is however productive of other effects besides prema
lure mpotency, 1t tends to derange the digestive tunc
tons and weaken the physical and mental powers
Thus parents and others are often deceived to the
true source of the complaints of youth and young
men. 1t could be shown how the attenuation of the
frame, papatatiOn of the heart, arrangement of the
nervous system, cough, indigestion, and train of
symptoms, indicative of consumption, often as
crlbed to wrong causes, when in reality they the
consequences of an alluring and pecious practice,
alike destructive to the mind and body.
DIES PERTES SEMIN.aLES NVOLONT.4LRES
The most common result of sef-abuse is lnvoun-
tary Seminal Emissions, for various reasons, but
passing notice of this distressing complaint can be
given here. Itcomes on very gradually. Itcommences
by pTeCtpitdte emission of semen either in COTTON
during lascviouS dreams. The emissions are pre-
mature and without force, and the erectons slight and
incomplete and se0n subside. AS the affection in
creases, the emissions become frequent and
readily excited, induced mere by cratic ideas or
the least contact or Utilization, and take place without
erection and without pleasure-sans secOusse Ell sans
sensations voluptuese In this weak and susceptible
condition of the organs-polluti0ns liable occur
both day and night, gradually undermining the health.
The patient becomes pale, thin and weak, suffers
from pains in back and head has disturbed vision, and
sickly anguld look and feels totally untitled for
tive bodily or mental occupation. His mind being con
santy absorbed with his suerngS he eagerly peruscs
every thing re alive to his complaint Obliged to CON
ceal his situation from his friends and ashamed to ap-
ply TO those who from education knowledge and prac-
teal experience are alone able to assist him, he flies
TO some Ignorant quack by whom his pecuniary means
is drained for which he only meets in return with bit
ter disappointment. Al length epilepsy catalepsy,
mania, or some other disease of the nervous systen
makes its appearance and the patient is relieved from
his horfd situation by preaaure death the cause of
which had frequently been entirely overlooked by his
unsuspecting friends.
If this publication should meet the eye of any one
who, in the indiscreon andmprHdence attendant on
youth should have brought on himself any of the evils
alluded 10 above, to SUCH DR.. Rogers offers his servi
ces, and pledges the most honorable Secrecy He be-
eves that he has the ofremedyng their suffer
ings and of obtaining for them permanent cure lf
such however should not be the case at least no loss
will be sustained by their applying to him, inasmueh
as "y no cure can De effected pau UiI be required
.4DpICE- luton.
Persons afflicted with Impotency must avoid the
auilhs PROMISES anu sHlaterng requirements OF En-
prizes and Quacks, who, one and ALL are perfectly
ignorant of the iHnumerable causes of the affection,
and whose nostrums do much more harm than good. |
No single plan of treatment is eectua; pariety OF
causes must be renewed by variety ofremedies DR..
ROGERS is continually being applied to by persons
afflicted in this way, whose means have been exhaust
cd by advance payments and who receive no benefit
whatever from the treatment.
TAKE NOTICE. DR. ROGERS office is in
South Frederick street, n rs door from Batmore-s,
going towar the Dockor Basin. Take notice OF his
name on the window, door, and other parts of his of
fee, as mistakes have been made. JAZZ