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GE-EzW DR.. HUN EkS MEDICAL MA
NUAL and HAND BOOK. for
the Afflicted.
Cont aiming an outline of the origin, progress
treatment aud cure OF every form OF disease
contracted by promiscuous sexual intercourse,
self-abuse or by sexual excess. with advice for
their prevention, written in n FAMILIAR siyl6
Avoiding all medical technicalities, and every
tIisag that would offend the ear of deeeney
with an outline OF complaints incident 10 fe-
males, from the resnt of some twenty years
successful practice, exclusively devoted TO the
To which is added receipts for the cures of The
above diseases and treatise on the eanse,
symptoms and cure of the Fever and Ague.
Testimony Of the Professor of Obstetrics in
Penn. Ceilegc, Philade h,hia--es DR.. HUNTER y
MEDICAL MANUAL."-Tb author oi tlas
work. unlike the majority of those who who ad-
yertisc TO cure the disease of which ii treats is
graduate Of one Of the best Colleges in the
| United States. IL affords me pleasure to re-
! CONNER Linn TO the Gnfortunate. or 10 the VIC
/ tenn of na practice, successful and expert
! enced practitioner, in whose honor and integrity
theynay place the greatest confidence.
! J. D. LoNcsHoRE. NJ. d,
/ From A Woodward, NJ. d. Of Penn, Uniyer-
sity, Philadelphia.-It gives sae pleasure to add
NV te tiBony TO the protessio1abie ahiltys OF
the Author of the g Medical Manual MA
/ tnerous cases of Disease OF the Gendta Organs,
some of them of long standing, have cone M
| der nv notice in which his skill has been mani
fest in restoring TO perfect health, in some cases
where the patient has been considered beyoed
! medical aid. In the treatment of Seminal
weakness, disarrangement Of the functions
produced by self abuse or excess OF vencry-
do not know his superior In the profession. /
have been acquainted with the author some
thirty years. aud deem it no more than justice
to him as well as kindness 10 the unfortunate
! victim of early indiscrction, to recoatsnend hiH
as ole in whose professional skill and integrity
they may safely cohtide themselves.
/ ALFRED NooDwARe, N. ID.
oFhiS is, without exception, the most COM
| prehensiye ard intelligent work published on
the class of diseases of diseases OF, xaich it
| treats Avoiding all technical terms, it address
ses itself TO the reason ef its readers. II is free
from all Objectionable matter, and no parent,
however tastidious, can object to placing II in
the hands soi his sons. The Author has devoted
many years 10 the treatment Of the various
complaints treated OF, and with too lttie breath
TO putt, and too little presumption TO oiapose, he
has offered to the world at the merely nominal
price OF 25 cents, the fruit Of some twenty
ears most successful Practice Herald.
:" No teacher or pa rent should be without the
knowledge impaired in this work. II would
save years of pain, modification aud SORROW To
the youth under their charge. - People,, ddro-
cute
A Presbyterian clergy man in Ohio writing o
8. Hunters Medical Mannal'' SAYS :--ss Thou
sands upon Thousands of our youth, by evil ex-
ample aud influence OF the passions, have been
led into the habit Of selfpolutien, without real
izing the sin and fearful consequences upo-
themselves and their posterity. The eonstitu-
tions of Il ousands who rsising families hav
been enfeebled, if not broken down, and they
do not know the cause or the cure. Anything
that can be done 50 to elighten aud influence the
public mind as to check and ultimately remove
Il is widespread sonree of human wretche
would confer the greatest blessing next to the
religion of Jesus Christ. the present and
coming generation Intemperance tor the use
of intoxicating drinks though il has slain thou
sands upon thousands. is not greater sconrge
to the human race. Accept my thanks on be-
half the afflicted, and believe me, your co-work-
er in the good work ysu are so actively engaged
in.''
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Sept. II, 1854