Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-09-12
DIR. j. B. MILLS
MEDICAL OFFICE. LOCK INFlRMAR>

IIMORE-Instituted Il. d. 1929.
No. 81 South Cay Street, Baltimore.
(NEAR THE PosT-oFFlcE.)
DIR. MILLS SUCCESSOR OF DIR. HARRIS.
MAY be confdcntially consulted at his Lock
4NI Anhrmary, No. 3lsSouth Gay street, Balti-
more, opposite the Exchange Buildings.
No MONEY REQUIRED II A CURE is NOT EFFECTED
practical experience of over 90 years enables
DIR. NJ. to warrant cure in the shortest possible
time to have it safely effected.
TINS lNFlRMARY, extensively celebrated fer
the ctectua and speedy cure of all classes ofSccrct
Diseases, was established in this city, as refuge
from Quackery, over Is years ago. 81
TIE Hen REPUTATION, OF this Institution
would render public notice Unnecessary were it
not for the many APPELLANTS here for treatment
who have been filched of their money ,maltreated
by the Charlatans who flourish so largely in the
PubId prints, and with whom our city is over
stocked.
AFFLICTED BE On YoUR GUARD, if you would
avoid injury, pecuniary loss and disappointment,
seek early medical aid where proper treatment
can be obtained. DR. II. makes no allurng pro-
tcssons, promises more than he will honora-
bly, perform.
SEooNDAHY AND CnRoHlo CAsEs.-Many have
suffered for years under the effects of badly
cured disease, without knowing it to be q sccon-
diary form. The usual symptoms arc Sore Throat
| liberation of the Mouth, Itching and Tenderness
about the nose, Blotches or Eruptions upon the
Skin, Nodes upon the Bones, q Sensation of neav-
mess, Deafness, and dull Pains in the Head and
Limbs, &c. Cases differ much in character,
hence but few of the symptoms are sometimes
experienced; any of them is sufficient cause of
alarm. Upon the perfect Constitutional Cure of
the oldest and most inveterate of such cases, Dr.
NJ is willing to stake his honor and reputation.
STRUCTURES, GLEET AND IMPoTEScE.-These af-
fections are often unheeded until the appalling
signs of danger or deep seated injury awakens
the sufferer to sense of his true condition.
They are then so confirmed as often to battle all
the usual modes of treatment. The experience or
DR.. II. enables him to say, that he can safel
warrent re in the most obstinate case of ethel
disease.
THE TIUMPH OF SoIENoE.-The remedies of
DR.. NJ. in restoring strong and manly vigor, rem
ovating the shattered constitution, and removing
sPeedilyinll debility or injury incurred from q
certain secret habit, are unsurpassed by any dis
coveries of the age,
ESFEERLBD MASHooD may here find a certain
restorative and thousands, from their use, have
realized the sweet fruition Hope, which, from the
failure of Cordial Quackeries, in their hitherto
fruitlcSs search, had become almost extinguished
ADVANTAGES OF TREATNENT.-No Poisonous
compounds of Mercury or Noxious Drugs used
in his practice. No severe restriction in diet, or
detention from business required-but withou
exposure, Disease is speedily eradicated.
10 FENALEs.-Long experience in the treat
ment of female affections, nervous diseases, &c.
qualities DR.. NJ. to afford early relief and effect
cure in the most difficult cases. Communication
are sncredly guarded, treatment marked with
skill and delicacy.
Distant persons cured at home by addressing
DIR. MILLS, Baltimore, Nd. (letters postpaid. I
- Medicines sent in any direction by mail OF
express. auSOly