American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-01-06
rpALr1MoRE LocK lNEIRMARY,


elects Suicures Affections of the kidneys, Diseases
of the adder, Gravel, seminal Weakness, lhVoun-
tary Seminal Emissions and lmpotenoy' lnosc who
by excessive indulgence, or certain secret haplt
have brought upon themselves premature lmpolehcy,
Constitutional Debility, or any obstacles 10 the con
summation of Marriage; the usual consequences. OF
unresIrained enicaOn of the sensual passions,
NAV consult Ur. II. with honorable confidence, He
offers them perfect and permanent cure.
SECRET DIS lease CURED III from two to fonT
DAYS The only certain and iniaIble Cue for a GER
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIkMARY is
situated at No. Is EAST PRATT ST. doors East
of Pratt st. Bridge. TO the afflicted of both sexes
DIR. HITZEL
a distinguished member of the Medico Chirurgeal
Faculty; Graduate Of the University OF Maryland OF
1895; aud formerly Practising Physclan 10 lhG ban
more Eastern rSpensary; has had charge OF the hrsl
Venereal Hospitals and lntrmares OF the U: States,
and is present proprietor o. the most celebrated
Secret Disease IifrmGly ever established III America
(Which is the only advertised place in Baltimore
where thorough constitutional cure can be bad)
fac " eli known To hc afflicted
WI III that most hOrfd Of all diseases, the secret
Disease, has Eis stoned Itself upon the constitution,
causing liberated nose mouth, q thtoa ulcer
alton OF the nGpiPe, known us consumption Oh lhe
throat; rheumatic pains ~ tcad ana ZONES; ulM-
ness OF sights de ainCsa; nodes, OF sWeingS OF the
bones Of tne arms and legs; copper coIorCd blotches
on the h ad, face and Imbs, parHtar, Iustular or
sca'y eruptlons on the skin; ulcers Oh different parts
Of tie hudy disease 81 the bones Of tha nGse or OF
the palate Of the mouth; progressing On with alarm
iHg Iapdiy, until al iast the patie OF me mouth or
the bones OF the nose fall in; ana The Nlcun OF ms
awful disease il relieved from bis hoIId and dread
!Ul situation by premature Ceaih Doctor l!ilAel-
berger from his extensive practice and great skull and
experience, having successfully culCG more than 2O,-
CCG Of Tie worst add most aggravated secret diseases
during tie last even years, guarantees TO elect per-
feet, certain and thorough CONSTITUTIONAL
CURE, Having devoted the most Gntripg atteItlon
to this branch Of disease, d. Hi2eItcrgCr will mere
ly add that thousands not only in this city, but III the
North, South. East and West, can hear testimony that
he has rescued Them from the serPent-ke grasp and
vcnun.Ous poison OF this most awful disease, when
their lives were despaired of. Attendance rom A,
NJ. to 10 P. NJ.
The following letter exhibits in a clear and lucid
| point of view, the high estimation in which Doctor
Huzebe rger's Medical abilities and Professional
skill were held Ivy the late eminent and distinguished
| Professor Potter:
BALT1MoRE, May eth.
DR.. F. l.. Hitzelbetger is well known 10 me- being
! graduate of tile University Of Maryland, in which
| | hold chair. ruing his attendance al the Univer-
sity lac conducted himself with great propliety. He
! was industrious and intelligent, and ct his final ex-
animation acquitted himself honorably. He has laid
good foundation and is well qualified 10 do the du
! ties OF Physician and surgeon.
The following eminent and highly distinguished
| Physicians and Surgeons who are well known and
| universally acknop dyed to be the most cet braee
professors in the SIC purmentS of medicine and sur
gerry the United Iates, have pronounced and pro-
| claimed 10 the world, that Doctor Hzeberger il
well qualified 10 do the duties OF Physician aD6
! Surgeon.
Nathaniel Potter, NJ. D., Professor, Practice Medi
| cine, &C.
| Anatomy and Physiology.
Robey DungIison, NJ D., Prof of Therapeutics Ma,
terra NJ edica, Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence.
! N. r. Smith, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery.
r. w. Hall, NJ. D., of Obstetrics.
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.. BITHELRERGER has been his whole life
devoted TO the Medical Profession. Having receiv-
! ed highly finished and most accomplished Medical
educate II under the surerintendance of DR.. Whit
ridge of this CITY, and also under the charge of Pro-
| cssor Giddmgs, of 5. Carolina. The public may per-
ceive glance, that DR.. II is shigd lhysicta,, in
pOss ession of The recorded experience Of The Great
Masters of The Medical All for the last twenty cen
turtles. Therefore, the afflicted should apply at once
| to Dr. H., of The Baltimore Infrmary (who is well
known 20 he particularly successful in caring the
worStand most aggravated Secret Diseases, ana has
been engaged i'll amore extensive practice of tkis kind
! than any other physician now livng.)
THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY.
The Oldest Institution in Baltimore, for The perfect
cure ofthe unfortunate victims OF the secret Disease.
| IMPUlSSANCE on FAI BIESSE EN- AMOUR!
Impotence Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Seminal
Emissions, Sperm gtOnhGa, or Involuntary Dischar-
gts, Pnd all the A0rId disorders and diseases, and
their DIRE adul cons CquClCCs eLtaed OH unsuspect-
| ing youth and volupunus manhood, by excessive in
| dulgcnCe, by frequent nocturnal seminal emissions,
by the Venereal Disease, by constitutional debility
and finally by the most frequent cause of all CeItain
| Horrible Practices, Certain SOLITARY Vices.
Impotence may be defined to be prostration ofthe
function of the pro-cleaN eOlgaus loss ofve pow
cr may be partial ~ complete; il may be an idiopa.
]
OF obstinate ana excessive functional disorder of the
liver and of tie aimcutafy canal, with the entire cir
| Gle Of the Ch!iGpoctc visctIa. In case like this,
| there IL a great constitutional debility; Dyspepsia and
! HyPocondlia primarily exist which meIgcs into
mGlanchOlia, and finally mula alienation occurs
The Fenereal Disease afciic source ofImpotence,
| especially gOEurrhUa. Long standing eorOiThua IN
"arIHhly produces some Abnormal, functional
turaI disorder Of The uethra. The most lrCquest of
the consequences is Structure, then follows rritatlily
Of the uretnru and bladder Structure is narrowing
or contraction Oh the utcila from drranged action,
/ or from morbid alienation of its structure. 1t may
arise from relaxation aud urgcsceHce of the paTiees
or from efnsluu lymph, either the surface of the
mucous membrane or in The su5mEcous cellular It's
! sue. The changes which take place in the mucous
membrane from inflammation, are rcJness, hicken.
ing, sot nlng sonCtim eXcICSCCnCCs, liberation,
| the mucous glands become thCkentd and enlarged,
| the submucOus eel uar tissue may become tllckcned
or dlstendGd with an etusion OF serum collection
| of pus.
| Thus the meanest comprehension may perceive at
glance how easily structure may be produced by a
! g0nOrrhma OF any continuance. Structure is fertile
source Of loss {" u" cEtce poWcr consequently tits
! a most tregurn eau 90 impotence; thus those who
labor unds; - '"'rhHl ori~siengh0 time may Learn
| the Consequences. The AUST tTCGEeHl cause of i'm
| u0tencG Is Uaanisn or Cefkn Solitary Fractiees.-
This horrible practice checks the deveopeme mt and
changes the structure OF generatve organs,
srcture of the uretAra produces premature debility
| ii gives pains i'll the lons ii abshes general weak
ness and induces consumption; the mental faculties
escape not, the nIiad becomes cautious, the very
senses imperfect in their action, and the whole econo
| my of nature becomes perverted These CONSEQUENT
! ces gradual; the victim Of lf-immolaon con
tnues IN his rightul career with imagined impunity
he little dreams of the sad lot that awaits him: with
what terror the frghti truth bursts upon him: unfit
to enter into the bonds of connubiaIity he imapnes
his earthly misery cOEsummatC, and in fiji of despair
commits suicide. That many acts of selfdestruciion
are owing TO this cause, there cannot be the least
doubt, and no human being is ever aware of the dark
truth, but the unfortunate victims. ItwOud be awork
OF superelGgail0n to speak more tllis vastly I'M
poflant subject; suffice 1t say. should this adver-
tisement meet lhe eye OF any one who has been IN