The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-03-05

|///TDTITTNN~' ing an outline Of the oTi.
aud cure of every form of s,Nnai di,eu,c, contracted
by excess with advice for their prevention,
written in u familiar style avoiding lmedicaltochnic
alitics, aud every thing that would offend the ear II
deccncy, from the resultof sometSeniy years.uccess-
fuI practice. exclusively dcvotedtoth the cure ufdi,c.Sr,
of a delicate or private nature.
10 which is added, receipt, Tor the curoofthcabov
diseases, aud a treatise on the causes, s%Ymptoms aud
cure Of tho Fever aud AVuc.
TESTIMONY OF II Professor FORS
Tries ~ PENN COLLEGE,. PilLAILLPH "A
"nR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MAAUAI"'-Ih 70, an
thor OF thi, work unnk the majority OF ihoso ~ i'c
who advertise to cure discasc> uf which |ittttuts. unI
graduate Of one Of the best Colleges in the Unit Il
states. 1t aGorts me- pleasure T." t%oc"mmcnd Inn u,
the unfortuuate, ar Ia the within Of malpractice, and
-uccossfnl aud experienced practitioner IN Who.r Iol1c
JOSEPH LONGsHORE. n D
FROM \. WOODWARD. NJ. D., or PENN. l. 1
VERSIrY, PIiILADELPIIIA.- 1t gives me plrasu e.
"heIical Manual Numerous case. of Disease of tie
Gen'til Organs, sume ofthem of long standing have
come under my notice in which his XIII has been mall
tiest IN restoring L" perfect health, ia some Instances
where the patient ha. becp considerrd bcyond ucIicnI
all. Ia ths treatment Of Seminal w%rckn-ss, or disar.
ranscmrnt Of The functions produced by Sell abuse, or
ENccss of vencrl,i do not know his superior in the
profession have been acquainted witht the AnlhOr some
th'ty years and de'nl u no more tha" justice 10 him as
wrUas "a %kindnes, to tho unfortunate victim Of early
indi,crcction. to recommend hin ~ one. in wnose po.
less'""al skiI and inte.tty they may sniely confdo
them.elves. ALFRED WOOnWARD, NJ. u.
" lhisls without exception, the most comprehensive
and intciisiblc work published on the class Of diseases
of which It treats. Avoiding alt technical terms. it ad.
iresses iiself 10 the reason Of its readers. II - free
from all objectionable matter. aud 40 parent, however
i~astidions. can ohJectto placing il In The hands Of his
sous. The author has devoted many years to The treat.
ment" ~ the VARIOUS complaints treated of, aud sWith
too litilc breath to pun, and Too little presumption tc
impn-c, he has offered tn the world AT the world at the
merely nominal price Of % cents, the fruits of SOM
twenty years most successful practice "-IItRAID.
"No teacher or parcnt should be wSbnut the knowl.
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nr the cure. ANYTHING that can be donesO TO check, and
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