cause of this-decay ;,andt haying done , bo,, do they.(as patriot sense of diity demahots) seek th'e 'skilled i'dvice of the medical man who has made .this branch of his profes- sion Ins particular speciality, whoso life has been deypted to tho treatment of these cases? " Header,' what is "your' answer? Let each one answer for himself. 'Parents sco their piogeuy fading gradually before their. sight,. see. them become, emaciated old young men, broken down m health; enfeebled, unfitted for the battle of life , yf t one word might save them, ou'e sound and vigorous health-giving lettor from a medical man, habituated to the treatment and continuous supervision of such cases, would, m most instances, succeed m ward- ing off the impending, dooni of. ainiserable and gloomy future-, -and by appropriate treatment^re^tore ,the enervated Bystem to its'ivatiirat vigor,' aud ensure u' joyons and happy life. i ! Dr! i^i'SMITH, t»l : Melbourne', has made the diseases of youth and'thoae aris- ing therefrom his peculiar Study. His whole (prof esa, ipnal l}fe has. beenespeoiolly I devoted to the treatmenjb c-f Nervuus Affections, aud the diseases iuc'ideotal to Married Life. Ills' skill ib available to all —no matter how mahy hundreds or thou- sands of miles .distant. , -His system of eorrespqndenco by letter is now Ro'well- brganis&d aud knowjitliat comment would be 'superfluous '— (by this means ; many thousands of patients have been cured, whom he Ins never seen and never known) -rand it is carried on with such judicious supervision that though he has been prac- tising tbia branch of his profession for twenty-six years -in- these colonies, no single instance of accidental disco /cry -has ever yet happened. When medicines are required, these are forwarded inthe same careful manner, without a possibility of the contents of the -parcels being discov- ered. Plain and clear directions accom- pany these latter, and- a : cure is effected without exen the physician knowing- who is his patienf. ..:.-,; To Men and Women with Broken-down Constitutions, the Neryous, : the Debilt-'- --tatek, and all sull'eriug from any Disease whatever, Mr. L. L. SMITH'S plan of trcotmeut commends itself, avoiding, as it does the inconvenience and expense of a personal visit. ' ". ■ : Address— ;' BR. L. L. SMITH, ' : : 182, COi.I.INS.STREriT EAST, ' .MELBOURNK. (Late tho residence of the Governor). 