Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1857-04-14

TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES,
SECRETS FOR THE MILLION.
DIR. HUNIERS MEDICAL NAVAL;
Being an original OF and and popular Treatise on
Their Physiology, Functions aud Sexual Disorders
OF every kind, with never falling Remedies for
and delicate character, incident to the
violation of the Laws of Nature and
-pR1cE Tw sEsSIsIs fsHa CENTS.
ADEfz HE Author Of the aboyeyolgIns Is a
in the United States, and having deyot.
eda quarter of century 10 the studyand treatment
has become possessed of most invaluable information
IN regard to the same, and is able compress into
icai science this important subjects tho result
OF the experience of the most eminent physicians
his own highly successful practice in the
OF IN many thousands of cases in the
City OF philadelphia alone.
The practice of DR.. Hunter has lrng been, andstll
70 literally unbounded, but at theearnests solicitation
the sphere ofhis professional usefulness the COM
pTnn1y at large, through the meeium of hts .aIed-
cal Manual and Hand Book for the Afflicted
1t is volume that should be in the hand of every
family IN the land, whether used preventive Of
secret vices guide for the alienation of
the most awful and destructive scourges Wis
1ted upon mankind for the sins of sensualty and inn
purity of every kind
II Is volume that has received the unqualified re-
commentator OF the first physicians in the land,
while many clergymen, fathers, mothers, phiIan-
throplsts and huTaanitarians, have most freely
tended its circulation in all quarters where its pow
erful teachings would be likely tc DO INSTRUMENTAL
IN the moral publication and physical healing of
multitudes of our people, among the young volatile
and ndiscreet, otherwise the pride and flower % the
| nation.
The author argues particularly most strongly
against every species of selEdeflemeut, aud warns
the youn al both se3s foI , 70 guEo
quences concomitant of their ignorance of pysiolo-
gical laws and sexual impurities and irregnlsrites
whether exhibited by precocious devclopmentor ari
I sing from the vicious and corrupting examples of
Il n no tha hat he hOlH
on hell" a clear and explicit way isshown by which
| they may secure return of sound health, and
generation OF the soil from Its terri lie pollution.
1t is well known that thousands of victims are an
nually sacrificed at the shrine of Quackery-cspc-
diseases-strictures.e Seminal Weakness, Nervous
Debility, and the numer malades which spring
directly or less remotely from the indulgence of
| nal passions and secret violations of Nature.
In view of these facts and when it is also consider
ca that about l0O,OOO persons die annually in the
United States of COnsump large majority he
ing the victims of the voluptuous indiscretion of their
that the sins of the parents visited upon the chill
drcn, even to the third and fourth generation. The
othor, lmbued with sentiments of enlarged philan-
thropy, will scarcely be for any Effort to
| mentality of his Med cal Manual.
| One copy, securely cnvcloped, will be forwarded
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