The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-05-25
DIR. CUDWORTH'S
and Surgical once

No. SO South Main-st., Prov'den"'
ESTADLISHED for the permanent care
"a Of all private diseases and the suppress
sion of quackery. -
DR CUbWORTH 40 we'll known for thelast twelve
wears in New Engla d, where he has connnea ..i III
practice to the treatment Of Mercuriai, syphln',
and other diseases OF private nature; 10 ~. ave
AS above from lin the morning until I'm the wv
ming Patients must call during once hours 49,.
All chronic and difficult eases such as have eAs'
for years completely and permanently nnroxeS
the shortest possible time py tne bo'''A ANf'F
course Of treatmen ,. . ,u. ;nnortau
MEDICAL ADVICE.--Asit IL is always lnpIi;,,s ;,,s,r
to obtain the services Of experieneeu anw SpTu
phi ysician, call on the celeDraleu Di
No. s3 South Main street 1T, .,;e
DR. CUDWORTH will say nothing OF MS quais,, qa.,.
| cations as a physician and Surgeon. peihs ;" -.
OF the State Medical Society, n. T., ana ior heas
than ten wears a practitioner Of New England du-
ring which time he no doubt cured more oi .hoe.
dificult and chronic cases (such az nothhs ID 20
practical experience can ems ure succtts) tn'h
other Physicians Of New England. BY s's late i'm
ysoved cOurse of practice GonucrAoea, Gless sric.
tnres and all other local ai' eiions orr urinary and
genital organs are sn'ta Gir, IN few days with
scrofulous af ctons. ulc,rs in tLe tIrcat and
more, Lcdes ard cares Of The tones. trupticns on
tbs sEin ana every npurty Of the bloc horc rghly
and completely eradicttd Perscns af':eteGwiti cry
private complaints should eall tarly ps Itssil lie
after conC"cting the diseaee ST. much tim. hlG L
nay ma! be saved
YOUNG MEN.
To Young Men You ~kc ur. trri ID - e..
rinul weakness. g,n.Ialy CAUSE ly t.- La t!l x
youth. IL. ,fi,cts OF vi .ci a.. Lseii,. .- s.ear,
pain and aZin,ss = i. "a I,ii '.',..s 7..at-
times q rlngn 3; - ,..t .,sA, .... O.. .rntIa-
ting IL con l.. lt't y. - - .'s.fr.t' ile
tpt,dily LII i,-I..4;, o.et 1! IL .lr-
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u Mode aged u ever o!~ a. whose poci'atire
organ have L,o, NJ inartive "a w.ak,n,lLy ox,,ss
/ o. D. A. kind 40 riaiy al halltk in h IE
ItUDW OkIlI would respectfully sgy thai &, the
extensive practice which h, has had in treating the
to guarcntce peIftet cre IN Ill oases that is re-
storaton Of thtse organs TO their and ht ahy
state Hardly day passes but what he is called up'n
that bis course 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 consolation to his pa
tients and an honor to hims,f-[Balt. American.
At meeting Of the several professional friends OF
Dr. Cudworth practicing physician from the South
ern Und Western states. few months since ut the
city of Washington to learn the system adopted by
him in the of certain diseases, the faculty as
the best means in their province Of unapimousiy
conferipg lasting benefits on that gentleman, recon-
meuded him to universal patronage. believing that
all may trust in his skill and experience for per-
feet cure Alexandria lntellgencer.
All afflicted with private complaints If possible
should consult Dr. Cudworth whose medical educa-
tion is not surpassed by any physician in the country
In his skill honor and int gritty. all may rest with
safety, while rapy Of the medical practitioners are
without honeSy responsibility their pret. nsons
being founded on ignorance and Presumption
[Repub. Argus.
There are great many young men whose
have become very difficult Of either from neglect
or i'll treatment. We should advise all such to cali
upon Dr. Cudworth of Providence, whose practical
experience in some cases no doubt exceeds that OF
any other physician in America-N. Y. Journal OF
Health
Dr. Cudworth consults with physician usual on
difficult chronic diseases.
N. d. Dr. Cudworth attends personally to his pa
tients and warrants perfect cure or pay.
p S. All letters must be postpaid and addressed to
DR. CUDWORTH No. 83 South Main street.