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pication without any medicines, and without caus-
ing pain.
CROIX has gained himself a great reputation for
the cure Of long standing and uuwSe treated secret
diseases whether mild or viruent; and from an cy-
pericnce that very seldom fails TO the lot OF any
physician, he is enabled to warrant perfect and
lasting cure in any and all cases OF above named
diseases.
Take Particular Noticc-There is n habit which
boys teach each other at the academy college-a
habit INDUCED in when by himself, in solitude
growing up with the boy to manhood few OF those,
who indulge in this pcrncious practice are aware
of the consequences until they find the nervous sys.
TEN shattered, feel strange and unacountabe fee.
ings, and vague fears in the mind.
DR.. ;. B. Woodward, Superintendent of the Hos
ptal for the Insane, has the following remarks on
this practice For the last four years." he saws
"it has fallen to my lot to witness, examine and
mark the progress Of from ten 10 twenty-five cases
daily, who have been the victims OF this dcbasiup
habit and aver that no cause whatever. which on
crates on the human system, prostitutes all its ener-
ges--mentul, moral aud physlcal-to an equal ex-
tent. | have seen more cases OF ldOcy from this
cause alone than from all the other causes of nsan-
ty. If insanity aud idiocy do not result other dis
eases iremediabe and hopeless follow in its train,
such a degree OF mbecty marks its ravagcs up
on body and mind, as to destroy the happiness of
lite and make existence Itself wretced uud misera-
bic in the extreme "
Young Men! Let no false modesy deter YOU
from making your case known 10 one, who, from
responsibility, can alone beriend you. He who
places himself under DR., La Crox and his treat
ment, may regOusy contide in his honor as n zen
tlenun, and in whose bosom will be forever locked
the secret OF his patient.
There are very few men in the world in whom il
is safe TO repose confidence, especially in OF
delicate nature. The many preteniers to medical
science with which the country is filled, and the
many disappointments to which the unfortunate are
subjected by consulting such men, renders it matter
OF more justice TO caution the public against them,
a tb.aio In b,,,s, a
is under the management OF the celebrated Dr. La
Croix, No. Sc Beaver-strert, Albany, n. Y
TO Eemaies! DIR. La Croix, sc Beaver street,
without rehenrsng the ordinary and common place
phrases usually resorted to by advertising Quacks
will only state that all female compla ints OF what
ever name or nature are treated by HIM successful
ly. The most convenient rooms always in reserve
for ladies' who may wish to consult regular physl-
eau, with regard 10 any OF those interesting COM
plants to which their delicate organization renders
them liable An important circular, containing i'm
porlant information, addressed TO husbands and
heads OF tanes, and particularly to mothers in del
lCate health who have had sufficient iamy NAV be
had gratis through the post-ofce, by addressing DR..
LA CrolX, post paid (none others will he received
Female IeriOdicdt CompidiHts.-Dr. De Laney's
Female Periodical Pills we'll known by thous-
ands who have used them NJ different periods Tor the
last twenty years III this city, 10 be certain and
safe remedy for the removal OF all diseases to which
females are liable They are free from poisonous
drugs, aud warranted to produce no bad effects
ne Only niece suTy 10 De observed
dies should not take them if they have reason to be-
heve that they in certain situations tthe partcu-
lars of which will be found in the wrapper accom-
panying each box - though always safe and healthy
! so gentle, yet so active are they.
spS Price 81 per bcX, They can be transmitted
by mail to any part OF the United States.
| p. S.-Dr. La Croix has been properly educated
to every branch Of the medical proiessisn, and gra
duated at one OF the first colleges in the United
States, and his diplomas are in large frames in his
Office subject to the inspection OF all who favor him
with their patronage
| lVPatents in the remotest part of the Union
and the city, be treated successfully through
the post office, by addressing DR.. La Croix, tpos
paid box 579A enclosing a reasonable Tee, stating
case, habit mode ofliving, &C 'uparon, &c.
| Medicine sent TO any part OF the Union, according
to direction, safely packed and earthly secureC
from all observation.
Albany, Nov. l. 1850