Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-02-03

purchasing any instrument. mod;.;.
article, from the author. The na' Or !
tion here set forth cost compa rn,iyeI1 ns o. Of p'
are within the reach Of ali. The nyooo no'nlns
safe, infalIIbie, convenient. s;mnIa s
lnjure the health of the most dolico,o III, @
1t cnrtoil matrimonial privileges in n. ,a NO'
Morally coNsIpERED.-The obiec, o,,,.
can be shown TO be of the highest utiI;, =. MS
tanned by the soundest principlcs "t ', ana
political economy and virtue. II 81 Pua
physiological effect may be producsd '"oS' ""' b
and without injury to the constitp,ion ',eatfi ,Sa
sands attempt to accomplish by the ,'.'4 ""en
and reprehensibIe means. The oh;o"' Os' ur
means new to the world. The mesr. .
teemed by all scientific, ri ght.minded "a1 "I
bic people as a discovery in phvsioIorn u
highest consequence to public morals
piness.
The INST INcT OF NATURE.-Iove -,
sire for unioG between the sexes, will bo
talk of prudence as we may. Wnbon,
we have, in all countries. debasomon,
sex. and The criminal indulgence Of n.
with marriage, and 'he unrestrained ;rSn
of the natural instinct, very often spfJe,i.y
misery OF the most fearful charoc,e,
then, shall deny TO man, "a free apep( N,
to marry and 10 regulate the lnstinc, of potr
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE. Young Mo,,o
pie, whose fortunes are not vet established
find in this work matter 10 interest them y
and information of the highest yaIue, wkie
should not on any account, be ignora Of Of
dreds of Married People, now advanced I
have assured the author that if they had us
such q treasure in early life. it would hive
them more than half the suffering and deund
they have since endured.
UNHAPPY WIvEs.--Unhappy Wives WI.
that their physical condition and heath y
unfit them 10 become the mothers of n nnma
offspring, and who reasonably fear lha. ca
riod of confinement will terminate their eys
will hail the discovery OF this cerain me,
relief with unbounded Joy. Let all such
tnnate and unhappy wives lose no time in
ing this important work. 1t will be 10 N
precious boon through life, and preven. n.n
early aud premature death.
HEREDITARY DIsEAsEs.-Scrofula, Co,.
ton, Insanity. ApopIexy, Disease of the E
and other horrible complaints, capable Of !
mission from parent TO child. afilIcl many
people, who al The same time. are as cam
enjoying themselves in the marriage state 4,
more fortunate fellow beings. Shall such
refrain from marriage on this account OF
they marry and give birth to feeble ofs
destined 10 a life of suffering or an early d
The answer t. such serious questions v |
found in the work here recommended.
EAaLY MARRIAGEs.-Early Marriagesars1
ly advised by all philosophers aud writers
social and political subjects. Early N,r
beyond all question tend to promote virtue |
happiness; and with the power of reguhnt
provocative functions, made known in An
may be freely entered into without fear Of d.
ring responsibilities which cannot bo sus,aal
OVER POPULATION or THE EARTH.-Over 4
lation of the earth need be no longer appreheI
The calculations of Nautilus and the wild led
Robert Dale Owen, are alike rendered bad
by the discovery here communicated 10 the n
'' The control Of men over his accidents" ID
respect, at least, is here established. The vi
of exercising such control, none who gya
subject moments consideration can dou5l.
%HoNEsrY OF THE WoRK.-There is Z
ception or humbuggery of any kind abO1!
work. 1t is precisely what lis title ndicaH
scientific publication, containing informal!
great value TO married people, or those cd
plating marriage, expressed in PLAZA LAD
which all can understand, with no unnecs
words put in merely 10 swell the number
pages. The whole story is told. and the
Of accomplishing the objects of the work fu
given, so that the reader ma
himself of it at once, without purchasing any
cine. Instrument, or other article. from The
The means Of protection which It recon
may also be relied upon, without fear Of
pontment or injury.
PHYSICIANS, RorEssoRs, AND CLERGYM
all parts of the country have given their les
strongly in favor of the objects of this wo
he nature of the discovery. We annex
these recommendations
NEw-YoRK, September l3,
DR.. r. NJ. WEIssELHoFF-Denr Sir:
have no Question whatever that the means
nended in your work on Childbirth, w
;omplhh the objects intended, considered
erence to physiological principles alone'
nave ako the happiness to know that il hd
The testof practical experiment. II
YoSrs. truly. r. LIE DOYEN,
Professor Of Midwifery, late Of
New YoRX, August,
(R. r. NJ. WEIssELHorF-Sir The m