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fully communicated in this work, so that any
person may avail himself Of it at once, without
purchasing any instrument. medicine, other
article, from the author. The means Of preven-
ton here set forth cost compa rativey nothing, nd
are within the reach Of all. The process is new,
safe, infallible, convenient, simple, and cannot
iniure the health of the most delicate. Nor does
it curtail matrimonial privileges in the least.
MORALLY coNsIDERED.-The object of this work
can be shown 10 be of the highest utility. and sus-
tanned by the soundest principles of prudence.
political economy and virtue. 1t shows how a
physiological effect may be produced scientifically
and without injury TO the constitution which thou
sands attempt TO accomplish by the most unwise
and reprehensble means. The object is by no
means to the world. The means will be es-
teemed by all scientific, right-minded and sensi-
bic people as discovery in physiology of the
highest consequence to public morals and hap
pness.
THE INSTINCT OF NATURE.-Love. and the de.
sire for union between the sexes, will be INDUCED,
talk of prudence as we may. Without marriage.
we have, in all countries. q debasement of one
sex. and The criminal indulgence OF the other !;
with marriage. and the unrestrained indu gence
of the natur raj instinct, very often suffering and
misery of the most fearful character. Who,
then, shall deny to man, "a free agent) the right
to marry and 10 regulate the instinct of nature ?
YOUNG MARRIED PEoPLE.-YOung Married Peo.
pie, whose fortunes are not yet established, will
find in this work matter to interest them deeply,
and information of the highest value, which they
should no, on any account, be Ignorant of. Hun.
| dreGs Of Married People, now advanced in life.
have assured the author that if they had possessed
such treasure in early life. it would have saved
them than half the suffering and deprivation
| they have since endured.
/ UNHAPPY WIvEs.--Unhappy Wives, who feel
! that their physical condition and health totally
unfit them to become the mothers of numerous
offspring, and who reasonably fear that each pc.
riod of confinement will terminate their existence.
will hail the discovery of this certain means of
relief with unbounded joy. Let all such un for
tunate and unhappy wives lose no time in obtain
ing this important work. 1t will be TO them u
/ precious boon through life. and prevent many an
early and premature death.
| HEREDITARY DIsEAsEs.-Scrofula,. Consnmp-
/ tion, Insanity. Apopexy, Disease Of the Heart
and other horrible complaints, capable of trans
mission from parent TO child. affiict many worthy
| people, who at the same time, are as capable of
/ enjoying themselves n the marriage state as their
more fortunate fellow beings. Shall such persons
refrain from marriage on this account, or shall
! they marry and give birth TO a feeble offspring
destined to a life of suffering or an early death
| found in the work here recommended.
! EARLY MARRIAGEs.-EarIy Marriagesare strong
! iy advised by all philosophers and writers upon
! social and political subjects Early Maria ges
! beyond all question tend to promote virtue and
! happiness; and with the power of regulating the
procreative functions, made known in this work
may be freely entered into without fear of incur
ring responsibilities which cannot be sustained.
OVER POPULATION OF THE EARTH.-Over Popu-
Iaton of the earth need be no longer apprehended.
The calculations of Nautilus and the wild fears of
Robert Dale Owen. are alike rendered baseless
by the discovery he e communicated to the world.
. The control OF men his accidents,' in this
respect at least. is here established. The wisdom
of exercising such control, none who give the
subject Il moments consideration can doubt.
GTHoNEsTY OF THE WoRK.-There is no de-
cePtIon or humbuggery of any kind about this
work. 1t is precisely what lis title indicates,
scientific publication. containing information o:
great value TO married people, or those contem-
plating marriage, expressed in plain language
which all can understand. with no unnecessary
words put in mere Y 10 swell the number of its
pages. The whole story is told. and the means
of accomplishing the objects of the work fully and
faithfully given. so that the reader may avail
himself of 1t at once without purchasing any medi-
cine. instrument, other article from the author.
The means of protection which it recommends
may also be relied upon, without fear Of disap-
poIntment or injury.
PHYSICIANS, PROF FEssoRs, AND CLERGYMEN-In
all parts of the country have given their testimony
strongly in favor of the objects of this work. and
the nature of the discovery. We annex few of
these recommendations
NEw-Y YORK, September 13, 1s4S.
DR.. r. II. WEISsELHOFF-Dear Sir: | should
have no question whatever that the means recon.
mended in your work on Child Birth, would ac-
complish the objects intended, considered in ref.
erence to physiological principles alone, but
have also the happiness know that it has stood
the test of practical experiment.
Yours, truly. r. LIE DOYEN,
Professor Of Midwifery zate of Paris.
NEW YoRK, August, 1S4S
Dr.. r. NJ. WEIssELHoFF-Sir: i ne moral ef