Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-28
MEDICAL HOUSE,
ii .SoatA Frederick street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Essaolishe d n order to afford Soundaud Scisn-
tiic Medical Aid, and for the supvress
Of ouackery.
DOCTOR SMITH


III as for many years devoted his whole AT
IL tention t. the treatment Of private co,,
paints. in all their varied and compIicatei
forms. His great success in those long stand
lug and difficult cases, SUCH as we're foI
rn,iiy cohsi Tered incurabe, IL sufficient to
commend him to the public az WORTHY of the
extensive patronage which he has received
Within the last eight years, Dr.. S. has treated
more than % 500 cases Of Private Complaint,
in their different forms and stages a practice
which no doubt exceeds that Of all the other
phi yssciaus now advertising In Baltimore. and
not siugle ease is known, where directions
were strictly fv lowed, and medicines taken Il
reasonable time, without cGccting aradicSl ard
permanent cure; therefore, persons tiiieted Will
office, No. | | South Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bt ar in mind that DR.. 6.
who isihe only regular lb. sician udS ertsing,
diseases Of the above aturc. mo matter how
liicult long standing The case may be-
would do well to call ON DR.. SMITH, at hi.
has for many ystTs devoted his whole attention
to the treatment of this class of Diseases.
His medicines are Tree from Mercury and NIL
minernl FUisUns put w in neat and co impact
form, and may lie taken in public or private
house, or while tra: cling, without ex posture or
hindranec from business, and except in cases
"t violent Inflammation, no change OF diet is
necessary.
Le! the un iCriunate bear in mind when afiic
lion over'akos them. that no time she uid ne LOST
in maxim pp!icuLipn to a eompetentph ysi elan,
~ thoy w"uld not only obtain rolief IRON pain,
avoid rnortifcation through exposure and elude
great constitutional injury. but enable tn cir
medical assistant to be moderate in his Charges
than he could justly be, where symptoms have
Become con trned CIR the disease more wide!,
lifused. / hn rapid advance of thi. truly ter
rifying disease is snficieht alarm thu bolde t
heart. Wacn Liberation and di. colored Plotch
es with rtckiRg pains. betray to the uu hnppy
yi. III IL fpl y J.;
tails, then. ami not til them" 90 uaGy awake
to u trll srrsr Of their danger.
We are called upon every few days to cure
Chronic Diseases, which were Supposed TO have
been cured years ago. bat iHs.ead of which
were oml.' checl ed, driven into the system by
mcrcUry Or copavia al dtbere foreseernst be we'll
hut in longer or =! ortor time, by some light
cause, break out in lis worst aud most difficult
forinS, i"dn"'nE ulcers in the throat, nose or
ROOT OF the r' ;th, riuP;ions o the tkin, pains
or swelling q bones, etc. On account of tn.
number {. such which have ltte ~ come under
my care, and the imm cnsc suffering which a liz
tic neglect or iInprmrer treatment in the fist
strges Of the disease may cause, DR.. Smith
thinks 1t hi duty to advise the tnfOrtunate
particularly strangers. to he careful 'hnt they
are not dec wed by fuse adrertisemtufs oi oGst
ing g"'tcEs who make promises which c0tild not
he fulfilled. eve by the most experienced ply
sirlns. by neglect q. improper ire atneGt, the
The crg. rxt,sn,st1, il;e.,lt m c,ire Thor"fnro
In i,,,, T., r., "
,ui,in ,t;iifI ,h,s;aiau T.; 49, nas,,
Of the disease.
,SS~s q XIV ~ pf'hkLsh1
f""ns men heWhfe .. Inc perniclous indui-
sehre an" almost !atal injury you infietupon
your cnsutntl"us, by evil examples and the
mGr"'H ihhnehce OF the passions
no" many your gpers"ns DO we daily behold,
whose C6GutpHarces and debilitated Cuns,iiu-
''"n' 90 pir' Giseis" "sising IRON that horrible
ana "''ns'nhnE wee.
lt'""Ii be shown how attenuation Of the
'r"inc 'paipnstion ofthe heart, arrangement of