The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1855-04-25
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-~S/% L.Ssfsnc4lzH-- DR.. Hunter. Medical
.-/Z-,. sSffsfAZE.l/,Z<,,>. Manual aud ltand EuuL
C-S21t9.r--sszF :f<\N> for the Afflicted Cont tain
',,///tTfIU!iTVNN>>' ing an outline OF the uii.
'Ffi 'Hi'\f' ein, progress, Treatment
nHd cure OF every form Of Nual dlseasc,
by excess, with advice for their pre-, rutIun,
written In familiar sly avoiding alimedica rlinic.
aites, and every thing that would offend tho ear #
deecney from the csul of som. twenty year, sucees-
l practice exclusively devoted to the ofdscasrs
Of delicate or PRIV ate nature.
To which IL added receipts for the he abnv
diseases, aud auculisc Oh the cause, symptoms aud
cure OF the Fever aud Arue.
TESTIMONY OF THE PROFESSOR FOBSTE
Tries IN PENN. tOLLEGE, PHILADELPHIA
"DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL."-rIo an,
thor OF thi. work unlike tho niajoy of those works
who ad'ehise to cure di.ra,c- OF which it rnts,
graduate Of one of the best Colleges in the United
states u anords me pleasure 4" recommend him 10
the unfortunate, or to tn. victim Of ma practice,
successful and experienced practitioner in whc honor
ard "esri', they may place The gIea,r,t .onfiencs.
FROM A. WOODWARD. NJ. D., or PENN. M
VERsITf ,PiiiLADELPIiiA-lt gives ne pleasure
T. add my testimony to the pru ssIonal ability Of the
'Medical MANUAL Numerous eases of Diseases ct the
Genital Organs, some of them OF long standing have
come under notice in which hi. kill la, bccn
if;st IN restoring to perfect health, in some n.nncrs
where the patient In. hee sicrcd beyond medic
aid. In ihs treatment of Seminal wrekness or di.ar.
rangemrnt Of the Junction. ptnduccd by Sell abuse ar
Eheess Of .cnrry, do NOT know his superior in the
profession hive been acquainted it'll the Authur some
thirty years aud deem IL than justice To him NJ
welias kindness to tho unfortunate victim OF early
indi'cfeetion to recommend him a' one.i whose pro
fessonal skill and integrity they may snrly roufd,
themselves. ALFRED WOODWARD NJ ID
ms rs without eNccPiion the most rchensi,e
and ntclligbc work Published the class Of dsfase.
OF which, treats Avoiding all tschrical terms il adj
dfesscs tsef ~ the nj It's readers. II is free
from all oieo tio.ahe matter aud no patent how
fa.idion, cau ohroiIo placing II In the hand Of hi,
The author has ds,ntrd nnny year, to the tfeat
nento the various complaints treated Of. and swim
too litilr breath to pu aud loo little n
impo'e he has Offered 10 the world the world at th,
merely nominal prize Of - cents the fruits Of SOM.
twenty years npst successful practice III nam
"No teacher or parent should be without the know
ekge impaired IN this inv aluablr work II would ,nVe
yearsof pain, modification aud the Youth nm
der their charge.-PEOPLE's ADVOCATE.
APto,byefian clergy mRn IN Ohio, in writing Hun
ter's Medienl Manual Gays; ''Thousnnds nnan thnus
snds Of youth, by evil example and of the
passions, have been led into the habit of ,slpolutinn
without realizing the sin aud equcncos upon
themselves and their posteritv. The con,ttuinns of
thousauds who ARE rising families have been euirebled
II not broken down. aud they ho know the can,e
or the cure. Anythnp that he done to check nd
ultimately tn remove this wide spread source human
wretcedness would coulter the greatest hleassinP ne
To the religion NJ Jeu, Chrt, the prese Mt aud com
Ing generations. Infempcranr (or the OF isioxcu
ting drinks thonsh II has slain 4 ousRds bpon thous
snds, is not greater scOurRe To tho human Ac
oept my hauks On behalf Of the afflicted aud believe
your cowoTker IN the good work you so active
" engaged In Z
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