Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-10-20

ous sexual intercourse, by self abuse or by sex
ual excess, with advice for their prevention,
written in familiar style, avoiding all medical
technicalities and everything that would offend
the ear of decency with an outline Of diseases
incident to Females. from the result Of >ome
twenty years successful practice exclusively
devoted to the cure of diseases OF q delicate or
private nature. To which is added re-
ceipts for The cure of the above diseases, and
treatise on the causes, symptoms and cure OF Fe-
yer and Ague.
Testimony of the Professor Of Obstetrics in
Penn. College, Philadelph ia.-"Dr. Hunters
Medical Manual."-The author OF this WORK, I'M
like The majority of those who advertise TO cure
the diseases of which il treats, is graduate OF
one of the best colleges in the United States. IL
affords me pleasure 10 recommend MIN 10 tue un-
fortunate, or TO the victim OF malpractice, as
successful and experienced practitioner, IN
whose honor and integrity they may place the
greatest confidence.
JOSEPH LONGSHORE, NJ. D.
1t gives me great pleasure TO add my testimony
to the professional ability of The author OF the
"Medical Manua" Numerous cases OF Diseases
of the Genital Organs, some of them OF long
standing, have come under my notice, in which
his skill has been manifest in restoring to perfect
health, in some instances where the patient has
been considered beyond medical and. In the
treatment Of seminal weakness, or dlsarrange-
ment OF the functions produced by self abuse, or
Excess of venery, do not know his superior in
the profession. ] have been acquainted with The
author some thirty years. and deem 1t no more
than justice TO him as we'll as kindness TO the
unfortunate victim Of early indiscre ion, to re-
commend him as one in whose professional skill
and integrity they may safely confide themselves.
AL. WOODWARD, M. d.
Penn. University, Phila.
This is, without exception, the most comPre-
hensve and Ineligible work published on the
class Of diseases Of which it treats. Avoiding all
terms, il addresses itself TO the reason
Of lis readers. 1t is free from all Objectionable
matter, and no parent, however fastidlous, can
object 10 placing il in the hands OF bis son. The
au,hor has devoted many years to the treatment
of the various complaints treated OF, and with too
little breath to puff, and .'too little presumption
To impose" be has offered To The world at The
merely nominal price of 25 cents, the fruits Of
some 20 years most successful practice. Her
aid. sd. 80
NO teacher parent should he without the
knowledge impaired in this Invaluable WORK. IL
would save years oil paiL, moftinchton dHu SUI
row TO The youth under their chaige-Feopies
Advocate. --
A Presbyterian clergyman. in writing OF hun.
Ier's Medical Manual, saws Thousands upon
thousands Of our youth, Uv EVIL example and IN
huence OF the passions, have been led Ino The
ha.,lt of self poulion without realizing the stu
and fearful consequences upon themselves anu
their posterity The constitutions OF thousands
who afe raising families have been eneebled
It not broken down, without knowing the cause
or cure ANYTHING that can be done SO 10 en-
tighten and it huence the public mind as 10 check
and ultimately to remove this widespread source
OF human wretchednesS would Coulter the great
est bes sing next TO the rehgi oi Jesus CHRIST,
on the present and coming generations. lniem-
perance, or the use of intoxicating drinks, though
|: has slain thousands upon thousands, Is n | d
greater scourge to the heman race. Accept my
thanks on behalf of the afl ctedt and believe me
your co-worker in the good work you are 50 ae-
lively engaged IN ".f ...- .tfr- .
~ One copy, (securey) will be forwarded
Tree of postage TO any part OF the United States
tor % cents, or copies for ST. Address
(post-pa COSDEN q Co., Publishers, Box
1876, Philadelphia {G-Booksellers, Canvassers
and Agents supplied on the most literal terms.
January 20, 1855. s-iy