Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-11-14

nR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL; BEING
IL an original and pop <>.ttlttfIy:x
ular Treatise on Man s><>t,A hklllf//<
and Woman: their Ply .>>SttStinrHf6xL,l
eiology. Functions and IIitLLLSH
Sexual Disorders ofev- ~ 49,
cry kind, with never ~ l 80
failing n emedies for the k>,,1a&1sxZ$>
speedy cure OF all dis ux5EUEH<\~
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delicate character, incl ~</ITfflVttt
dent 10 the violation Of the Laws OF Nature and
Of Natures God. Hf
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The Author Of the above volume is graduate
Of one OF the first medical schools in the United
states, and having devoted quarter OF a centu-
~ 10 me study and treatment OF syphilis and kim
Cred disorders as n speciality he has become pos
sessed OF most invaluable information In regard
TO The same and is able ~ compress into wade me.
dun compass the very quiniesssnce OF medical
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y In view OF these facts, and whenii Is also con
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Scriptural enunciation, that the sins OF the par
ents are visited upon tho children, even TO IN
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Ibis Medical Manual.
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