Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1862-06-19
MEDICAL HOUSE.
DOCTOR 5 MITH

IIAB for many years devoted his whole stten-
AAtion to the treatment of private comp sints,
in all their varied and complicated forms His
great succesl in those lgrg standing aud diff
ru.tcssos, suoh IA vera tDrmoIr considered in
curaos, 10 suthGjent to comrneud him to the pub
lie as worthy Of the extensive patronage which
he has received. Within the Last eight years,
DR.. s. has treated more thaa 29, 500 cases of
Private Complaints in hsir different forns and
stasesj q practice which Mt doubt exceeds that
VI al the physictang now adrerlising in Baiti-
more, and not 81 % gls case is known where di-
rsetions we.s strictly followed, and medicine ia
hsu at reasonable tiTc, without ,necting rad
teal and permanent cure; therefore, persons az
aisted with diseases of the above nature, mo
matter how d,kcult or long standing the case
may be, would d. vel to call on Dr.. SMITH
ct his ohoo, No. IL, South Frederick Street.
The AFFLICTED should bear Ia mind that Dr. 5.
700 10 tse ouly regular rly>iciaD advertising
has for many years devoted hs whole attention
is tue treatment OF this class Of Discusses
His med ieiues are FREQ from Mercury and all
mineral Pc. soma put up IN neat and compact
-osm, and ma! 90 taken in public or private
aouss, or while travelling, With out exposure or
hindrance from business, aud except in CAGES Of
.iolsnt infImmation. n change Of diet is ncces
eary.
Let tue y tortu .tc hslr % mind nhsn s(lic-
ton ov1rta.es them, thai no ''ue saoult DO lost
~ maktug application - n competent ply iciHr,
as they would cot nplv obtain relief from pain.
avoid uurtifcatieu thronXl sNp"eur" HMd ,lude
great c3ustitutonai injury, hot enable tler
medical assistant t. ts uia crate IN la charges
shsn he .ould justly b, sS1a'' .rmptom- haze
h.eJpe confirmed OF the Glt"a.o more widely
diEused. Tho rapid airtur- a. tbs truly t,t-
Tying dlssase, Is suh.ien' t., Glarm he bo1tcst
bsart. wnsn alteration act }iscoorai plo''hrs
With ra:kinS pains, botrlr t. the unhappy viz
Fin tho desdly poison pressing upon his 'ittis,
shen, "aud net ill then do many n~ake to
full sense of their danger.
fled f. ia TO r1
Chronic Diseases. whtoh rste Supposed 10 have
hsen cured yearsagcr hut lnstc9d pE which, were
only checked, drv on into tho ttst-m by ryerru-
~ or copavia and thers!oEs Eeenls Il he we'll but
IN longer or shorter ttrle, h. soma slight cause,
break out In its worst ana most dliGult foru-,
producing ulcers in the throat. nose or root Of
she mouth, srruptl0ns of the Ekln, pains o.
swelling of bones, etc. % account o: the num-
her of such which have lately cOm9 Gnder 10y
osre, and the imnenss suHari1g WATCH Il !ttle
neSlso. or improper trea'mGn' ~ the hrt' stages
Of the dtSerss may caagc, u. Smith thinks it
biz duty {, odriss tho unf;r,pna'e, pnrtitH'urlY
s:rrags-s, to be careful th1' they His not decei-
vst By fa5Ss Advertisements ~ bp"Sttng qracEs
Tho nahe promises winch could ret ba tulhlled
sven by the mos: EXPERIENCED phE'icians. Ey
OBJECT or improper treatment, the patient rs Of
ssh reduead 70 n state which makes the case ey-
srsmslr difficult TO cure. Therefore BIS should
&c awsrs Of theimpor.ancs Of consntting Il skiIi-
fui phJsi:ier in the early '.ase Of the disehs"'
CONSTITUTIONAL Debility.
Young beware n the pernlctous ndu
gence hu i lmcRt lata! ir;pry YOU iD1i't upon
your coustitu.icnf. b. egl examples and til"
morbid infueEcs .! the gaEs'"pe
How uap Foang PeT'yn' d' ne i'''; oe,olI'
depict diaeass -fislng f.ou' that horT'h'oand dc.
ysstating "ics
f,ame. pail !t-,ion Of the heart, arrangement Of