American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-02-26
DR.. ROGERS.

CURE W.ARR.4EIED.
| Qy- NO PAY UNLESS A CURE BE EFFECTED
| IN 1tt o DAYS.
DR.. ROGERS,
Member OF the Medical and Surgical Societes of New
York and Louisiana, Graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania, and Honorary member of the Wash.
ingon University Of Baltimore, of ten years stand
ing may be consulted on all diseases to which the
human frame is incident but more particularly in that
| class Of cases commonly called
SECRET DISORDERS.
! DR., ROGERS, from regular medical education
and apractce of - years, Exclusively devoted to the
treatment OF these maladies.) in New York, Havana,
New Orleans, Mexico, and this city, is enabled TO
WARRANT to both sexes asafe, speedy and permanent
cure, for the WORST CASES of them, any of the eff
facts resulting from the use of mercury or the NAL
practice of luacks.
Persons afflicted with unprecedented botches, ON
the face and head pains in the limbs body nodes
the bones OF the arms andegs, liberated sore nose,
mouth throat, any other symptoms of that lOath
some disease, 'TIfE CONSTIT UTION.4L .aFFEC-
TION;'' persons afflicted with obstinate uretfra dis
charges, weakness of the urinary organs, who
suffering from indulgence in certain destructive
habit known as the "SOLIT.ARY VICE." and who,
from disgust and dlsappOlntment have abandoned all
hopes of cure are strongly urged to call at this Of
| fee. If NOT CURED no meney WILL demanded.
| GONORRHOEA AND GLEET-Cured in from to
sc hours by single application, without requiring pa
tents TO take any medicine whatever. This treatment
cures i'll sixth the time of any other. 1t is per-
feet 1t requires no change in diet or habits. No
nauseatiDg doses of Balsam, Turpentne, Harlem Oil,
&C. No astringeRt injections or bOuges used, but
curing obtained 10 certainty, in the time named with
out pain inconvenience or discovery.
STRUCTURE. This disease is of very frequent oc-
currence and often exists in persons who not the
least aware of il. 1t frequently prevents men from
being fathers, who otherwise would have children
II induces inpotency, great weakness of the parts,
sua, dyspepsia, diseases of the bladder, the
and kidneys. Dr. Rogers treats the disease on a
plan known TO be the only method that per,nG-
nenty removes Structure. All other methods treat
ing it are PALLIATIvEs. They only suspend the
mptoms for a short time, but cause the plant to
return with Tedoubled violence, and render il mere
difficult to cure. Dr. Rogers will contract TO remove
Structure for certain sum, payable when it be
tanned that the disease is permanently removed. In
! all cases cure can be obtained to certainty in
many hours as it formerly required days, or even
weeks, WITHOUT pain or inconvenience.
1I3-DR. ROGERS can refer to some of the most
respectable persons of Baltimore, who have been
ed by him Of structures that had, for long time, been
SPASMODIC STICRTURE removed in an hour.
DISEASE OF THE PHOSPHATE GLAND and az
focu Ins of the eyes and skin speedily cured.
GF-All diseases of Females, speedily attended to.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS-Sueh as for squint-
ing, Club Foot, sc, performed on the poor gratis
Separate Private Offices.
Strict SECRECY observed and charges moderate.
Persons at a distance must pay postage.
FRENCH, SPANISH and PORTUGUESE spoken.
TAKE SPECIAL NOTICE. DR.. Rogers conducted
for several years. the most extensive Venerea Hospi-
pitfalls ever established in New York. Havana and New
Orleans, and il is generally known that his practice,
experience and success, in the treatment of private
diseases, have been TREBLE that of any other ply
stefan south OF New York. For evidence of legal
qualification, he refers to the Professors of the med
cal colleges named above and for proofs of gtalled
in the treatment of the most desperate cases,
to numerous certificates (substantiated by oath) ten
dered him by grateful PERSONS afflicted with diseases
that were considered absolutely inCurable. The fol-
lowing fiOm very respectable gentleman, is select
ed from number for its brevlty. II needs little dis
cernmen to perceive that one aCeH established is
worth all the PUTTING, AUCTIONEERING, and
SPECIALIZATION, in the world:
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify, That afflicted with Structure
of the Urethra, at times accompanied with geety
discharge, for of fifteen years, the greater part
of which time was under the charge of several emf
nent physicians, who all failed in doing my complaint
any good. had very great difficulty in passing my
water, and obliged TO get out of bed several times
each night to do so, My health became very bad.
had pam in the back about the kidneys, ana dyspep
STA, and lost my power and became impotent. AZ
ter enduring the greatest suferings, was advised TO
apply To- pr. Rogers who cured me perfectly in about
ten days, without giving me any pain, and although
several months have now passed, have had no re
turn whatever of nay compa nt, and my health, in
every respect, is as good as that of any person
(Signed) 8" Fl. G \.
State Of MaryIqnd, City of Baltimore, SGT:
On the 18th day of April A. ID. 1874, before me, the
subscriber Justice of the said State, in and for the
IL. G+t*, and made oath on the Holy Evangely OF AL
mighty God, that the facts stated in the foregoing
statement are true. Sworn and subscribed before
MEDICAL OFFICE,
No. South FREDERICK STREET,
First door going from Baltimore ST. towards the dock
Established in order TO afford the afflicted sound
and scientific medical aid. and for the SUPPRESSION
DIR. ROGERS
To young men and others, who may have injured
themselves by improper indugences.
IMPOTENCY-IMPU ISS.9RCE.
One of the most frequent penalties paid by those
who give unrestrained license to their passions, is
loss of viriIe power. The young, unaware of the
teafful results that hut to
nit e1cesses. Impotency may and does occur from
structure, gravel, depostes in the urine, and from
many other causes; but by far the most frequent
source of is abuse of the sexual organs, by exces
sive venery or -poution-parteulary the last
1t is fact well known to those who understand the
matter, that all those who practice the solitary rice
lose the power OF creating sooner than the more
prudent Too great cxcitemen of the genital organs
is however productive of other effects besides prema
ture impotency, tends TO derange the digestive unc
tons and weaken the physical and mental powers
Thus parents and others are often deceived as TO the
true source of the complaints of youth and young
men. 1t could be shown how the attenuation of the
frame palpaation of the heart, arrangement of the
nervous system, cough, indigestion, and train of
symptoms, indicative of consumption, are often as
cbed to wrong causes, when in reality they are the
consequences of an allurng and percious practice,
alike destructive 10 the mind and body
DIES PERTES SEMIN.dLES LNVOLONT.4IRES. |
The most common result of self abuse is lnvOlun-
tafy Seminal Emissions, for various reasons, but a
passing notice of this distressing complaint can be !
given here. ltcomes on very gradually. Itcommences
by pYecipde emission of semen either in COTTON
during lascivious dreams. The emissions are pre-
mature and without force, and the erectons slight and
incomplete and soon subside. As the affection in
creases the emissions become more frequent and more
readily excited induced merely by cratic ideas
the least contact or Utilization, and take place without
erection and without pleasure-sans secousse Ell
sensations vouptuese In u is weak and susceptible
condition of the organspollutiOns liable to
both day aud night, gradually undermining the health
The patient becomes pale, thin and weak suffers
from pains in back and head has disturbed vision aud
sickly languid look and feels totally untitled for ac
tive bodily or mental occupation. His mind being con
stanty absorbed with his suerngs he eagerly peruscs
every thing re alive TO his complaint Obliged to con-
cea his situation from his friends and ashamed ap-
ply those who from education kn owledge prac-
tical experience are alone able to assist him. he flies
10 some Ignorant quack by whom his pecuniary means