The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-11-12

\tkLiiiijjL The Author of the above
~, volume is a graduate OF
,>SrSSESHPFfESsL<< one of the FIRST medical
ST>>~ schools in the United
>>StI ME6VyHEHIS States, and having devo-
-zE M$31aXS1Z%E-- teda quarter of century
HEzDy&1zAZSZN>~> TO the study and treat
///%TTTTTTN<<> dred disorders as a spe-
/'''''f' ciality, he has becomS
possessed OF most Invaluable information in re-
gard to The same, and is able to ompres SIS into wade
mecuin compass the very quintessence of medical
selehGe on TINS important subject; as the result of
the eX experience OF THE most eminent physicians in
Europe and Americai is thoroughly demonstrates
IN MS own highly successful practice in the treat
meCt Of secret diseases in many thousands OF c asea
inthe City OF Philadelphia alone.
The practice of DIR. Hunter has long heen. and
still is literally unbounded, but at the earnestso.
ilcltation OF numerous persons, he has been in
91cea TO extend the sphere ofhis professional use
illness to the community at large. through the
for the Afflicted"
1t is a volume that should be in the hand ofev
cry family in The land. whether used as a proven
i've OF secret vices, or as a guide far the alIcvia
tion of one of the M ost aw FIJI and destructive
scourges ever visited upon mankind FOL the sins o
1t is a volume that recehas lived the unoualife-
recommendation Of the FIST h ysicisns in the land
while many ciergymen, fathers, mothers, philan
thropists nd hamanitarians. have most & eeIy Ell
tended its circulation in all quaI tiers where its
powerful teachings would be likely to be instru-
ne NAL IN the moral publication and physical heal
ing OF muititGdes IF our people, among the young,
volatile and indiscreet, otherwise the pride and
flower ofthe nation.
The author argues particularly. most strongly
against every species ofself Gefleme Mt, and warns
parents and guardians. in searching terms, 40 guard
the young Ofboth sexes from the terrible CONSEQUENT
ces concomita.i of thcir ignorance OF physiologi-
dal laws and sexual impurities and irregularities,
whether exhibitedbyp precious de velopment or ari.
sing from The vicious and corrupting examples Of
their schoolmetcs or other wise. TO those who
have been already ensnarcd to the .tpaths that
lake hold "n hell" u clear aud explicit way is
shown by which they may secure a return of sound
health, and a regeneration oftho soulfrom its ter.
riblc pollution
II is well known that thousands of victims arc
annually sacaificcd at the shrine of QuaGkeft=.
especially those suferiUn from Venereal Syyhil-
ttlc diseases-Strictures Seminal Weakness, Ner-
Vous DEBILITY. and the numerous maladies which
tprlng directly or less remotely from the indul-
gence OF carnal passions and secret violations Of
Nature.
In view ofthese facts, and when it is also pom
sldeled that about Go,oG0 persons die annually in
The United States of C~Onsumption-a large major
being the victims OF the voluptuous indiscre
ton of their progenitors, agreeably to the Scriptu-
rel enunclatlon. that the sins of the parents are
visited upon the children, even to the third and
fourth generation. Tho Author, imbued with SEN
of enlarged philanthropy, will scarcely be
for any effort TO restrain the vices of the
age, by the humble instrumentality of his Medical
MsnuaI.
One copy, securely enveloped. WILDE forwarded
rec of postage to any part of the United States for
cents. or 6 copies for 81. Address, post maid
!oSDEN 81 CO., Publishers, box 1877, PhiIatieI.
'hia.
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on the most liberal terms.
February 20, 1856. -