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IN Ill
OF Pratt street Bridge, where may be obtained The
| most speedy and permanent cure for G0nOrrhsea,
elects, sucluses, Affections of the kidneys, Diseases
of the Bladder, Gravel, Seminal Weakness, InvouB-
tary Seminal Emissions and lmpotency. Those who
by excessive indulgence, certain secret habh
have brought upon themselves premature lKlpotency
Constitutional Debility or any obstacles the con
summation of Marriage; the usual cGnsGe cnces az
unresIraned qualification of the sensual PASSIONS
may consult DR.. II. with honorable confidence He
offers them perfect and permanent cuie.


SECRET DISEASE CURED i'll fiom two to foa,
days. The only certain and nfallble cuie for cor
tain disease. The BALTIMORE INFIkMARY IL
situated at No 10 EAST PRATT ST, : doors Eas,
of Pratt st. Bridge TO The afflicted of both sexl,-
DIR. HITZELBERG GER,


distinguished member of the Medico CEirufgieal
Faculty. Graduate Of The unyersity Of Maty yland Of
1886; and formerly Practising Physician TO Tie Balu-
moe Eastern Dispensay; has had charge of the first
Nenereal Hospitals and lnfrnafies of the IT, States
and is IL present proprietor of the most celebrated
Secret Disease htrnary ever established in America,
(Which is the only advertised place in Baltimore
where thorough constitutional cure can be badl A
fact " eli known 10 the afflicted.


WI that most horrid of all Diseases the Secret
Disease, has @tened itself upon the constitution,
causing liberated nose, mouth, on throat; ulcer
alton Of the windppe known as consumption of the
throat; rheumatic pains the head and bones; dim
ness OF sight; d. afness; nodes, or swellings of the
b0nts of ne arms and legs; copper eoored bloches
on The h. ad, face and limbs; papuar, pustuar on
scay ernpltons on the skn ulcers on different parts
of the body disease OF the bones of the nose, Of
the palate cf the mouth; progressing on with alarm
ing rapidly until al last the palate of the mouth or


the bones of the nose fall in; and the vicum of Ibis
awful disease Is renewed from his hord and dread
tul situation Gy premature death. Doctor HitZeI-


berger from his extensive practice and great skill and
experience having successfully cured more than 90


600 of the worst AID most aggravated secret diseases


during the last seven years. guarantees to effect per-
feet, certain and thorough CONSTITUTIONAL
| CURE. Having devoted the most untJHg at,eEtiok


To this branch OF disease, Dr. HitzeIherger will mere


ly add that thousands, only in this city, but in the
North, South, East and West, can hear testimony that
he has rescued them tlom the serpeh-ke grasp and
vCnonous poison of this most awful disease, vixen
their lives were despared of. Attendance frsm A.
NJ. to 10 L. NJ.


The following letter exhibits, in clear ard lucid


point ot view, the high estimation in which Docior


Hrzcitcrgsr's Medical abilities and Professional
skill were held by Tie late eminent aud distinguished
Professor Potter: g ...


BALTIMORE, May 7ih.
Dr. F. L. Hitzelberger is well known 10 me- being
a graduate of the University of Maryland, in whcb
hold chair. Dulnq his attendance at the UniveT-
sity he conducted himself with great propfety. He


was industrious and intelligent, and 8t his final ex-
animation acquitted himself h0norahy. He has laid
q COED foundation, aud is well qualified 10 do the dn
ties Of a Physician and Surgeon,


The following eminent and highly distinguished


Physicians and Surgeons, who are wen known and


universally acknowledged to be the celt braled
professors in the departments OF medicine and sur


gerry IN the United states, have pronounced and pro-
| claimes 10 the world that Doctor Hhzelbergei is
well qualified to do the duties OF Physician and
Surgeon.


Nathaniel Potter, NJ D., Professor, Practice Medi-
cine, Sc.


E Geddings M. D., of South Carolina Professe, of
Anatomy ami Physology.


Robley Duneison, Nj. D., Prof of Therapeutics, Ma
terra Medica, Hygiene and Medical jurisprudence.
N. K. Smith, NJ. d., Professor Of Surgery.
r. w. Hall, Nj d.. of ObstC fcs.
Ut Ducate NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
PERSONS AT A DISTANCE can he cured by
consulting Dr.. IL. by letter. post paid and remaining
al home.


NIB DR.. HIrHELEEF GER has been his whole life


devoted to the Medical Profession Having receix-
nd nile el.nhk kgaHa
eeucaen under the superinte ndauce OF DIR. " his-
ridge, of this city, and also under the charge OF Pre-


tessor Giddmgs, of $, Carolina. The public maypes-
ceve at glance, that Dr. II is a sktu ph,sicia,,, ia


possession of the recorded experience OF the Grsat
Masters of tic Medical AIT for the last Cny cen


turCs Therefore. the afflicted should apply nj once


to Dr, H.. of The Baltimore Infrmary. (who is wei
known 20 be particularly successful in caring The


worst and most aggravated Secret Diseases and has


been engaged in amore extensive practice of II KIND
than any other physician now living.)
THE BALTIMORE INFIRMARY.


The Oldest Institution III BALTIMORE for the perfect
cure of the unfortunate victims of the secIet Disease.
IMPUISSANGE OU FAI BIEs E EN- AMOUR!
Inn otence Seminal Weakness, Nocturnal Scminal
Emissions SpernatonhGa or In, oiuntary Dischar-
gfs and all the horrid disorders and Diseases abG
their dr adul cuus Cquences, cntaiIed on unsuspee


ing youth and voluptuous manhood by excessive in
diligence, by frequent nocturnal seminal emissions,
by the Venerea Dis,ase, by constitutional debility,
and finally by the most frequent Of all Certain
Horrible Practices, Certain Solitary Vices.
Impotence may be defined to be prosraton ofIhe


furcon of the pro creative gans loss Oviile pow


tr; may he partial or complete; may be an idopn
thic and primary morbid conditions; or symptomatig


of obstinate and excessive functional disorder of The


liver and OF tie amenafy canal, with the entire cir


Gle Of the chy lGpoictc visCera In like this,


there is creHi constitutional debility; Dyspepsia anc
Hyp0conGrla prIIaafiIy exist, which mclges into
meancho!ia and hnaiiy mental alienation occurs


The NcnCreai Disease is a tCiiC source OF Impotence,
especially gonOrrEGa. Long standing gonorrhGa B-


"3rably produces some abnormal, functional 0fstTuc-


tuTal disorder of the urcthra. The most frequent of


2fFt,I IIny


of the uletnrG and bladder. Structure is a narrowing


contraction of the uC;hra from de raj gCd action


or from morbid alienation of its structure. Ii may


atisc from relaxation and furgescence of the particles
OF lrCm eiusun lymFh, either the surface of the


MUCOUS membrane. or in The submuCOus cellular liz
sue. The changes which take place in the mucoue
membrane flOm nlGmmalion, are RI dnt ss thicken


iAg, soCning sCm6 times cHcrcSCcnces, uICG ration.
the mucous ends become lhiC CkCncd and ENLARGED


the submuCoHs crl uIar tissue may become ;lckenee


or distndcd with an efiusion OF scrum or collecting
| of rus.


i Thus the meancst comprehension may perceive at
! glance how easily structure may be produced by


aonOrthUa ot any continuance. Structure s fertile


source Of loss OF the crectle power, consGqpehyit t1


most frequent cause Of impotence; thus those who


labor under gUnCrrhWa for AM yengh OF lime may leam


tln cohst tfncncea. The r'oal ir, qaCur cause OF i
rarncC is 0aami-Hi. or Certain Solitary fraeiiees,-
This horrible practice checks the dcvGGrtmcnt 0hd


changes the structure OF The geHera,ivc organs, creates
irciare Of c urgEra produces premature debility,
il give pains in ihe oius; ii rs ablahGs general weak
ness nud Edn0ts cons suaptiOn; the mental faculties
/ escape nol, the mind becomes iHtuit0Us, The very
senses imperfect in their action. and the whole coono
my Of naiu;" becomes perverted. These conatqucn-
ces are gradual; ihG victim Of eci immOlaton con
tIuS il his trghtiul caier with imagined lmpuniiy;
he little dreams al the spd lot that awaits him; with
what terror the frighiUl truth bursts upon lin; uni
To enter into e. bonds Of ConEHbality. he lma2nes
his earthly misery cOnsummata, and III iii OF despair
commits suicide, That alaEy acts Of sCidl uctiOn
are owing To this caGs", thcic cannot be tie least
doubt and no hum iciu. is ever aware of the oRik
truth hul the unfortunate victims II would hC worh
Of superCioCG:iOn 10 speak more on This vastly i'm
portaRt subject; suffice it to say, should this a6vsr
iscment meet the eye 0' ny one VII" has hcen I'M
fort innate tncueh 10 render himself ir)roent.


DIR HlTZELBEPGEE,


Who is well known 10 The afclei, as Philantl,Toph