Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-03-01
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DOCTOR SMITH

JJAS for many years devoted his whole at
l tention tO the treatment o private com
plants. in all their varied and compltcateh
forms. Iii great success in those long stand
ing and difficult eases, such as were t"f'
merly considered incurable, is sufficient t."
mmend him to the public as WORTHY OF the
extensive patronage which he has received
Within the las eigh years, DR.. 3. mas treated
more than } 800 cases of Private Con piaihts
in their different forms ana stages tr"ctice
which no doubt exceeds That ot an the othcr
pbvsscians now advertising in baltimore, and
not a sinyls case is known, whsTe directions
wers strictly followed, and medicines taken y
reasonable time, without citerting II radical and
permanent cure there fore, persons afflicted wit b
diseases of the above ma ture, ''no matter how
difficult or long standing The case may be,
would do we'll to call on Dr.. SMITH, at his
Office No. |. South Frederick Street.
The afflicted should bear in mind that DR.. s.
who isthe only regular ply sician adv ertsing,
has for many years devoted his whole attention
to the treatment of this class of Diseases.
His medicines are tree from Mercury and all
min eral poisons put up in a ncut aud compact
form, and may De taken in u public or private
house. or while travelling, withoutexposure or
hindrance from business, and except in cases
of violent Inflammation, no change Of diet is
necessary.
Le. the un fortunate bear in mind when allie.
tion overiakcs them, that no time she uld be lost
IN maSins Application 70 II competent Ph!sicIah'
Asthey w'uld not oh,y oo'a'h re"ct from P"'n'
great ons.itutonai injury, but enable their
medic c al stant to be moderate ia his charges
than he could justly be, where symptoms have
uesomI ,ess '' .rhan;d aJe,nco nT ,h;. ,.,Iv 49,
-, ~ s,Ii,;orttn oI,rn, ,ha hi 10 :,
~, ,vL.'a rr,o-,tion .nddi.cnIorod p,n,cb :
.swith racking pains, betrny to the unhappy
yi,tin the deadly poison proving upon his W.
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w -" - r,S. ;nn,r,,,c. of cor-
ne sh""iu n1 ~ ,..
shiinS SHi'''"' P"f''"" '' -
"i vac u'seasr. n,n.,,cy
COas a, ~ sanSAH \
Young men beware OF the pertei"as ihaui :
senee and almost fatal injury you ihh'e' upon
your ems nstitatious, by eviI Examples ana 'he
morbid influence OF the passions.
now many young Spersohs no we u"i'S oenoiA'
whose couutenances and uebihta,e" cohs'i'u-
ttons d'piit diseise arising from that horri'ie
and Devastating wee.
lt could ne suo"n now attenuation oi the ,
frame,oilpitthon OF the hear'' ierah semeh, VI