Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-10-18

20 500 cases Of Private Complaints in their differ
ent forms and stages, actice " hich no doubt ex
ceeds that OF al the other physicians now adverti
sing in Baltimore, and not a single is known
where directions were strictly followed, and mcdi-
cines taken reasonable time, without eflecting
radical aud permanent cure; therefore. persons af
ieted with diseases of the above nature, ''ho mat
ter how difficult or long standing the may be-"
would do well to call ON Dr. Smith, at his office, No.
l6 South Frederick Street,
His medicines are free from Mercury and all
mineral poisons; put up in neat and compact form
and may be takenin public or private house, or
while travelling, without exposure or hindranee
from business and except in cases of violent nam-
nation, no change ct diets necessary,
lie. the unfortunate bear in mind, when affection
overtakes him, that no time should be lost in ma
king application to competent physician, as they
would not only obtain relief from pain, avoid MORT
fcationthrough exposure, and elude great constitu
tionalnjury, but enable their medical to be
more moderate in his charges than he could iastly
be where symptoms have become confirmed or the
disease more widely diflnsed. The rapid advance
Of thstruy terrifying disease, is acicnt sarm
the bolaest heart. When asceration and ,iscolored
botches, wish racking pains, betrsy to theunhapry
victim the ,seadly poison preying upon his vitals,
then, 'and not til then,' do many awake To full
sense of their danger.
We are called upon very few days 10 cure Cllron
10 Diseases which were opposed to have been cured
months years ago, but instead of which, were on
ly checked, driven into the system BY mercury or
copavia, therefore seem to be well, but in longer
shorter time, by some slight cause. broke out in
in the throat nose roof of the mouth eruptions of
the skin, prns swelling OF bones esc On account
OF the number of such cases which havelatelv come
undermy care, and the immense suffering which n
,sle neglect Or Improper treatment in the first sta
ees Of she disease may catse, Dir. Smith thinks it
hts duty to advise the untornna nartis sJarlv
strangers, To be careful that they deceived
bv false advertisements of 5psstiBg .,aacRs, Who
make promises, which cpad not be lniilled even b
the most experienced physicians BY neglect o.,
improper treatment. The pstcnt is oftn reduec, to
1a,n1,, IL . l,,.,
cure. Therefore all should be aware Of 10 rns,r
ancc ofconsulting skiilfslp hyseian in the earft
tiage of the disease.
CONSTITUTIONAL nEB1MYY.
Young NEW! beware of the pernieous indulgence
and almost fatalinjury Yea inaiet upon vaur
tutons by evil exampies and she morbid influence of
the passions.
How many young persons do we Gslr behold
whose CONFERENCE.-The des'iitatedconsti utinns de-
pct disease arising from thatherribleaud devasta-
ting vice.
1t could be shown how attenuation of the frame,
pal citation OF the heart arrangement othe nervous
system, cough, indigestion and a train otsymptoms
indicative of assumption, are often ascribed to
wrong causes when in reality they are the eopse-
quenee of an aeriYg and pernicious practise aIihe
destructive 60 the tnsnd asri bnav
You who have broug Il this aitliction npon vour
selves why embraceth the secretto yonr hears and
yainly attempt to cure Yourselves nsica of max be
neutrality-suspicious. to askillful Physician, whom
a short time would restore you to perfect health
and save you from exposure which the fatal copse
duences render inevitable?
IA. Dr. Sntrn gives his cspecfarat.ensf5n to t he
TIRE ATM mt Of this destructive maiady pMients can
be cured ~ home by addressing letter To DR..
Smith. deserving symptoms and receive medicine.
securely packed tlom obse yation, orw arded BY cx
press or otherwise to cny part ofthe country
: N. B.-Persons athlete ID with any of the above
complaints will do well to avoid Boosting imposters
foreign or native, as also the numerous
Specifesadvertsed asa certain cure i"ar any and
every Disease. These preparations are Iat up to
sell, butnot to cure, and often do much more .arm
than good, therefore avoid them.
Va. "a word to the wise suiiicient' Address
DIR. j. D. SMITH, No. liz South Frederick ST.,
.,, baltimore Md.
Maa- Nolettcrs will be answered unlessthev con.
tain remittance, or Postage Stampto pay POSTAGE
on the answer postage
Feb. %, ls56.-ly.