American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-12-04
DOCTOR HUET.


PROPRIETOR GF THE
FRENCH MEDICAL HOUSE.
I6 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, { Vest side,J
TWO TREES BEFORE THE HOUSE,
R3- THIRTY ODD YEARS of experience in
Paris and America have enabled this French Doctor
TO cure any form or stage of disease in a very
short but reasonable time. Strangers be on your
guard Before you pay enormous fees, read com
pete treatise diseases and destructive habit
OF youths, called solitary vice, written and sold by
| the French Doctor of the French Medical House, IS
South Frederick street, west side, two trees before
the House. Price of the book IS cents Afflicted
remember that this French Doctor max rs the only
medicine which will cure structure without bOugies
and restore mp0ency TO prime vgOr with strict hon
esty Written guaranty and forfeiture if desired
/ TENS moderate.
N. B. Diplomas from the Medical Faculties of Bal
timore and Paris framed i'll The office.
| NO MERCURY OR COPAVlA, There are tive
ways TO treat a Secret Disease, the first so much
boosted Of is merely the temporary disappearance Of
the symptoms, 10y means of mercury or copavia, and
requires but day two, hut il is very injurious IN
deed; the second way is to eradicate il out of the
system, slowly, safely and surely, without Mercury
| or Copavia.
/ Victims of an improper treatment, and wearied
with disappointment, may confdenlaIly apply Per
sons VINO nave injured their Health by certain Prac-
tce called solitary vice, which brings impotencv
will be restored to prime VigOT This is the only
| place in Baltimore where sure can be had on
written guaranty and forfeiture, with strict honesty
and terms node rate. The most especl table CITY reerr
! ences will he given. Advice gratis.
| CONFESSION. |. the subscriber, publicly con.
| ] a disease
ever since le23; had thirteen eminent physicians
whose names are recorded at the French Medical
House; some Of them abated the disease, but it al
ways returned worse than befOIe, until il carried
away both sides of my throat and pierced the top Of
the palate. also lost several bones OF my nose and
was almost blind Of eye, and my face was cover
ed with an immense quantity of tcabs between
which the skin was as red scarlet, and was in
deed in most dGpOrabe condition, so much so that
| the learned professor 5 pronounced me incurable-
| II was obvious 10 ne, then, that common doctor
| pf a., alb Co.,
they all follow the same d routine, with their train
| Of mercury mixtures or pills, invented by ignorance
and continued by cupidy, and do no good to any but
lne uende1S' several persons recommended Doctor
HUEF, of the Medical House, No. 10 SOU1 II PRE-
| Derrick STREET, a scientific man and rare
| genius in those complaints. | went to him and he
pledged TO cure me on written guaranty, did nos
hesitate III all on seeing many likeAesses Of nj
trnts who are living evidences of the many wonder
full cures le has performed in almost every kind NJ
| disease. Then he had my daguerrcotype likeness
! taken, and ! took his medicine for about wear
which completely cured ne. lie had then INV other
likeness taken, aud both to be seen at his Office
Ii this nCCls the eye of some WrCChgd being in the
grasp of death as | was, let him fly 10 his pIaise
worthy phi'anhrorsi, wnose deep knOwlec &c of the
! vital principles which animate and move the human
| frame, are known in bolh hemisph'res and believe
from my very soul mot forgetting that am on oath1
that his exquisite genius will discover as mapv new
ana well appropriated II needles as new diseases NAV
! be formed. HENRY BRUMMrp
sworn before Justice VIM McJilton, the 30rb &c.
! toher, ls45 Baltimore, Md.
|
their health by the hateful and dapgero practice OF
solitary indulgence. This is very Injurious to the in
| dividuals whose compilations becoming pale, and
their bodies ieebe bad digestion, their somaChs very
windy, and some pains 10 be felt in the stomach
many times in tn lungs and elsewhere, according TO
the duration of his destructive vice. have seen
great many youths carried to their graves before
twenty seven years of age, for not having quit il and
| be relieved in time.
Study frequently produces this affection, since the
head strongly taxed ifrit ties the entire nervous sys
| n 10
pursue this vice during sleep, dreams are ready to
seduce the senses of the young vietm until he in
voluntarily becomes guilty Of the weakness, from the
effects of which all the skill of The medca profess
sion has much difficulty in saving him. 1t is this &C.
Ties of circumstances which gives rise to the cause
the result OF which TERMINATES in nocturnal excite
| ment.
| During my residence il Paris, which lasted more
than score OF years, | had occasion to examine a
great many thousands OF those hch acquaint-
ed me with all the pecuiaiites of that detesta Bile
and injurious habit which or late will kin the
patient or what is worse still, bring him TO kill him
| self
Among the very many which | have treated and
cured there, recoIlect man affected with this mis-
cradle complaint, who on the of suicide came 10
see me; the reading of a scientific journal which |
published at that tiRe gave him some rays of hone
| and he detailed me his complaint as follows:
am man of thirty odd years DID, a portrait pain
ter by trade, and easy circumstances but the mos:
miserable being in mind that ever lived, never had
any intercourse with any being whatever but myself.
FROM my boyhood sought lonely places and indug-
ed in this wee Of nature, but after my digestive
organs became weak and windy, hard digestons,
ftebeness ard above all nervous that the least
noise made me Jump with earfulness, though haG
no fear.
You were right said he to call this complaint noe
turna for il was at night that INDUCED the most in
thai horrible practice " hch debtated me- TO such an
extent that was unable to walk half mile without
| taking some rest, my parents Were alarmed at the
state OF my health, called doctor who suspected me
of this practice for he turned every way TO find out
the tru!h denied all, The knowledge of It, but
resolved TO quit it, but il in vain for resisted ali
the day long, but at night the dreams to seduae
my and ruined me. thought i fl got married
might change the vice. ThGrefjre sir | have come
10 the conclusion to put myself unreseTvedy under
your care, and ii you don't fit me get married and
| have Il family, ! will soon be out of this world
First thing he'd TO do to re establish the dis
orderly organs OF digestion, then to strengthen the de-
biltated organs in question:, then another kind of
medicine To break the vicated habit of nature, after
which the patient found himself of more lively dis
position, got married and had several children before
l left Paris.
will now cite another case which occurred lately
in my practice in Baltimore The patient presented
me the following certificate after bt ing cured.
TO THE AFFLICTED OF THE SOLITARY
! VICE. | am man of thirty years OF age, and have
been addicted in my bOyhOod 10 The destructive habit
termed Solitary Vice; have learned it from bad boys
and practiced it for about ten years, but thank God
have quit 1t and recovered nay health and strength
once more. Soon after the commencement of this
abOmnabe practice instead of growing strong hear
y, and blooming as youths generally do, my health
impaired, my body feeble, and my digestion difficult
II was nut lphs DtlOtt my UdItntS were somewhat
alarmed and sent for physician who monoupced
me affected with Liver Cemplant-several other
doctors we've called in succession SEINE treated me
for Consumption and others for disease of the Heart
however they all agreed that had the Dyspepsa,--
/ When abOut2O years ofage became fretful, tremb-
line at TIE least noise and stunned all com ANY, par
ucuIaIIy that OF Females / choosed to he alone
| though was not company 10 myself, and thousands
and thousands of times | secretly desired that death
would come TO rid me of my miserable existence Ito
say no more) The perusing Of little treatise trans
lated from the French which fortunately fell into my
hands, instructed me on the true of nay suffer
ing, Then resovedto quit this nocturnal practice and
accordingly did so for several years, but that internal
vice did not leave me, and it committed its depreda-
j linns il nv sIGEn-Ylile in This ina ton