Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-07-18

ses of Private Complaints in their different forms
and stages. practice which no doubt exec DIS that
of al the other physicians now advertising III Bal
timere, and not single is known where di
rectious strictly followed, and medicines taken
a reasonable time, without effcctng radical and
permanent cure; therefore, persons afflicted with
diseases uf the above nature mo matter how dill
cult or long standing the ease may be- would do
well 20 call IN Dir. Smith, at his office, No. II South
Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bear ir mind that DR.. :. is
the only regua- physician advertising. who has for
many years devoted his whole attention to the treat
mcnt of thi: class of Diseases.
His medicines are free from Mercury and all min
eral poi,ons; put up in a neat and compact form
ana may be taken in public or private house, er
while ira cling, without exposure or hndrance from
business mud except in of violent Inflammation,
no change OF diet is necessary.
Let the unfortunate bear in mind, when atiiction
overtakcs him, that no time should be lost in max
ing applicstion to competent physician. as they
would not only obtain relief from pain, avoid NOR
LITIGATION through exposure. and elude great con-
sttutiona injury, but enable their medical assistant
to be more moderate in his charges than he could
justly be. where symptoms have become continued
or the disease widely ditlused. The rapid adj
vance of this trGv terriy ing disease, is sufficient to
alarm the boldest heart. When liberation and dis
coored blotehes. with raeking palms, betray to the
unhappy victim the deadly poison proving upon his
vitals t~en, 'aAd not till then" do many awake to
a iull sense of their danger
We are called upon every few DAYS to cure Chron-
ic Diseases, which were supposed to have been cur
only checked, driven into the system by mercury or
copaVfa therefore seem W be well, but in longe:
,r shorter time, BY some slight cause, broke out in
irs w0rst and most difficult forms, producing ulcers
I'M the throat nose or roof OF the mouth, eruptons
of the skin. pains swelling of bones, etc On ac
count of the number of such which have lately come
under my care, and the immense suffering which
little neglect or improper treatment In the hrst sta
ges of the diseases may cause, DR.. Smith thinks 1T
his duty to advise the unfortunate, particularly
strangers, he careful that they not deceived
Ii r. L.,
make promises which could not be fulfilled, even by
TIVE most experienced physicians. BY neglect or
mprope, treatment, the patient is often reduced to
a state which makes the case extremely difficult to
cure. Therefore all shoald be aware of the impor
lance of consulting skilltul physician ia the early
stage OF the disease
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.
Young men beware of the pernicious indulgence
and almost fatal injury YOU ntct upon your consu-
tutions by evil examples and the morbid influence
of the pass2,ns.
How many Young persons do daily behold,
whose countenances and debtated constitutions
depict disease arising from that horrible and devas-
tating vice.
1t could be shown how attenuation of the frame,
palpitaton of the heart arrangement of the ner-
ruus system, coagh, indigestion aud train OF
symptoms, indicative OF consumption are oiten as
cribed to wrong causes, when in reality, shey are
the consequence of an alluirg and perncious prac-
tice alike destrucFiee to the mind and body
You who have brought this affection upon your
serves, why embrace the secret 10 your hedtIs an"
vainly attempt to yourselves, instead of max
ing immediate application to skillful Physician,
who in a short time would restore you to perfect
health, and sa'e you from exposure which the fatal
consequences render Inevitable?
re- DR.. SMITH gives his special attention to the
treatment of this destructive malady. Patients can
be cured at home by addressing a letter to Dir.
Smith, describing symptoms, and receive medicine,
securely packed from observation, forwarded by
express or otherwise to any part of the country.
n. B. Persons afflicted With any of the above
complaints will do well to avoid bnasting mposters
whether foreign native, also the numerous Spe-
cities advertised certain cure for any and every
Disease. These preparations put up to sell, but
not to cure and often do much more harm than good
therefore avoid them.
"A word to the wise is utleient." Address
DR. J. B. SMITH, No.. II S II ederick St.,
Baltimore, Md.
Eais~ No letters will be answered unless they con-
tain a remittance, or Postage Stamp to pay postage
on the answer fMarch IS, 1857 Ivy.