The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1853-12-22
DR. CUDWORTH'S
MedicaH and Surgical ONCE,

No. SO South Main-st., Providence.
EsTABLIsHED for the permanent cure
" OF all private diseases and the suppress
sion Of quackery.
DIR. CUDW0RTH so well known for the last twelve
years In New England. where he has confined his
practice to the treatment Of Mercurial syphnitic-
and other diseases Of private nature Is consulted
as above from Gin the morning until in the eve.
ming Patients must call during ONCE hours.
All chronic and difficult cases such as have existed
Tor years are completely and permanently cured in
the shortest possible time by the Doctors improved
course OF treatment.
MEDICAL ADvICE.-As 1t Is always inportant
to obtain the services Of expere and skillfun
physician, call on the celebrated DR. CUDWORTU
No. 49, South Main street.
cations as physician and Surgeon. being graduate
Of the State Medical Society, N. Y, and for more
than ten years practitioner of New England du-
ring which time he no doubt cured more Of those
difficult and chronic cases (such nothing but
practical experience can ensure success) than all
other physicians of New England By his late i'm
proved course OF practice GonnorhOea elects Btric
lures and all other local affections Of the urinary and
genital organs are cured in very few days, with
out mercury regard TO diet, or fear Of exposure.
scrofulous affections, ulcers in the throat and
nose, nodes and carries Of the bones. eruptions on
the skin and every impurity of the blood thoroughly
and completely eradcted. Persons afflicted with any
private complaints. should call early us possible
after contracting the disease much time and mo-
ney may be saved,
YOUNG MEN.
To Young Men.-You who are troubled with &C.
minal weakness, generally caused by bad habit in
youth. the effects of which nocturnal emissions
pain and dizziness in the head forgetfulness some
times ringing in the ears, neck eyes, &C. termins-
ting In consumption or insanity, If neglected arc
WORTH.
OLD MEN.
To Middle aged or old men whose procreatiys
organs have become inactive or weakened by excess
Es,,Il l,,t. a.ll., Hall LaAt
CUDWORTH would respectfully say that from the
extensive practice which he has had in treating the
above diseases for number of years, he Is enabled
to guarentee perfect in all that is re-
storation OF these organs to their natural and
state. Hardly day passes but what he is called upon
the above complaints and he is happy to say
that his of treatment has invariably effected
speedy and lasting cures.
To the unhealthy mere mention Of the name Of
that far farmed and justly popular physician, DR.
CUDWORTH can always be found at home. That
he is surpassed by in curing all forms OF sick
ness however protracted is copsoation to his pa
tients and an honor to himself Bait American.
At meeting of the several professional friends Of
Dr. Cudworth practicing physician from the South
erl end Western States "a few months since Mt the
city of Washington to learn the system adopted by
him in the cure Of certain diseases the faculty as
the best means in their province Of unanimously
confering lasting benefits that gentleman recon-
mended him to universal patronage, believing that
all may trust in his skill and experience for per-
feet cure.-[ Alexandria Intelligencer. .
All afflicted with private complaints II possible,
should consult DIR. Cudworth whose medical educa-
tion is not surpassed by any physican in the country
In his skill honor and integrity. all may rest with
safety while many of the medical practitioners are
without honesty or responsibility, their pretensions
being founded on ignorance and presumption.-
[Repub. Argus.
| There a great many young men whose cases
have become very difficult of cure, either from neglect
i'll treatment. We should advise all such to call
upon DR.. Cudworth of Providence, whose practical
experience In some doubt exceeds that Of
thprp physic Ia i'm or
Health.
DR. Cudworth consuts with physician as usual on
difficult chronic diseases.
N. B. DIR. Cudworth attends personally to his pa
| tients and warrants perfect cure no pay.
Z. s. All letters must be postpaid and addressed to-
DIR. CUDW0RTH No. SO South Main street