Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1848-12-07
HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK.
childbirth

HIGHLY IMPORTANT WORK.
Childbirth:
A Valuable Scientific Work. upon the Subject oj
CESSATION end Child Birth, by r. NJ .WELS.
SELHOF'F',, NJ d., ldle of Paris, Just published
in New YORK by the Author.
This Work conf aims recently discovered in.
formation upon suhjec, Of The highest impas.
lance 10 Married Persons, or those contempla.
ing Marriage. Ii will be found of special val
ue 10 those whose meahs, health or oher clr-
cumslances, do moi permit them 10 increase
The number ot their family. wiihou, great incun.
senIence, suffering, or perhaps risk of life
meihod of avoiding these troubles and dan.
gers, at rwll, (recenly discovered by a ceIe-
brated French Phy>iclanj is fully co,nmunica-
ted in his work. SO thai any person NAV avail
himself OF 1t at once, without putchasing any in
sltumeu'. medicine. or ohef article. from ,he
author. The means OF prevention here sci foruh
cost comparatively no'hng, and are within ,he
reach of all. The process is new, safe, infal-
liable. convenient, slmpfe, and csnnot inure The
health Of The most delicate. Nor does i, cur
tail matrimonial privileges III The least.
/ Morality Considered.
The object Of 'h's work can be shown 10 be
OF the highes, utility, and sustained by The
principles OF prudence, political econ
omy, aud virtue. Ii shows how physiological
effect may be produced, scientifically and with
out injury 10 The constitution. whicll. ihousan
attempt 10 accomplish by The most unwse and
'epfehensibie. means. The ohiect is by no
means new 10 The world. The means will be
esi eemed by all scientific, 1igh'mlnded aad SEN
sihe people. as a discovery in physHlogy of
he highest consequence TO public morals and
happiness. z44 i-5
The Instinct of Nature.
Love, and the desire for nn,on between The
sexes. will be INDUCED. talk OF prudence as we
may. WIihnu' mairlaee, we have, in all coun.
rlas, dtbssemen, OF one sex, and The ctlm-
nal indulgence OF rhe Other; with marriage.
aud the unres'ra'ned indulgence OF ,he natural
nsnncl, very o('en sufe'dg aud misery, of The
most fearful character. Who. 'hen, shall deny
o man. IA free agen',) The right 10 marry, and
o regula'e .he instinct of nature? e.;
Young Married People.
Young Married People, whose fortunes are
'ot yel established, will find IN his work mat
er 10 interest hem deeply, and information of
'f The highest value. which ihey should not, on
my account. be igno1an, Of Hundreds of mar
led people, now advanced in life. have assured
he sn'hor, 'ha, if ihey had possessed such
reasure in early life. il would have saved them
more than half The suffering aud deprivation
hey have SINCE endured.
Unhappy Wives.
Unhappy Wives. who feel that their physi-
al condition and health lolaIly unfit them TO be-
ONE the mothers of numerous offspring, and
'ho reasonably fear that each period of con
nement will terminate their existence, will
al The discovery of this certain means of re-
ef with nnbounded joy Lei all such uslor-
nna'e and unhappy wives lose no Time in OBJ
aiming This important work. Ii will be 10 them
precious boon through life. and prevent many
II early and premature death.
:; Hereditary Diseases. -
Serofua, Consunplon,. Insanity. Apoplexy.
disease of the Heart aud Other horrible CON.
lainis, capable Of transmission from parent 20
hIld, sfff'cl many worthy people. who, sl.lhe
anne ''me, are as capable of enjoying them.
elves IN he marsiage stale as their more for
male fellow beings. Shall such persons, re.
am from marriage on this account, os shall
ley marry and give blflh 10 feeble offspring,
e>''Ded 10 a l;le of suffering or an eafy death
he answer 10 these serious questions will be
'und IN The work here recommended
Early Marriages.
Early marriages are strongly advised by all
h'Io|oPhrrs aud wrI'ers upon social and 20.
I'oal subjects. Early marriages, beyond all
nesIlons, .end 10 pron'oe virtue and happiness;
nd with The power Of regulating The rrocrea-
We lunc'ion, made known IN This work, may
3 Freely en'efed lnIo, without feat of lncuf,np
'sPonsIbIlnIes which cannot be sustained
Over Population of the Earth.
Over Population of 'he esnh need he no Ion.
nr apprehend. The calculations of Malhus.
I'd The wild fears Of Robert Dale Owen, ARE {
Ike rendered baseless by The discovery here .
'mmnn'ca'rd 10 he wold "rhe cnn,roi of
an over bis accidents" in his respect a,
as', is here established. The wisdom Of ex- f
ci'elng such 'con'rol none who give the sub
C. moments consideration, can doubt.
Honesty of the Work.
0T There is no deception or humbuggery ;,
any kind abou, his work II is precisely !.
ha IT'S nile indlda,es. scientific publca,ipu,
n'a'nIng information Of great value 10 married
"pIe. or those contemplating marriage, ex
es>ed IN plain language, which all can under
md, with no unnecessary words putin merely =
swell 'he number OF It's pages. The whole q
Ia tnI op,I Ih. r a a.