The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-11

compass the very qUintess
nee of medical science on this important subject:
as the result of the experience of the most eminent
physicians in Eurt pc and America is thoroughly
demonstrated in his own highly successful practice
in the treatment of secret diseases in many thou
sands Of cases in the city of Philadelphia alone.
The practice of DR.. T. untcr has long been, and
still is literally unbounded, hut at the earnest sol
citation Of ofnumcrous persons, he has been induced
to extend the sphere OF his professional usefulness
to the country at large, through the medium of his
"Icdical Manual and Handbook for the Attic
ted"
tits volume that should be in the hand of every
family in the land whether used as preventative
of secret vices, guide for the alley iation of
one of the most awful and destructive scourges ever
visited upon mankind Tor the sins OF sensuaitY and
impurity of every kind
Itis a volume that has received the unqualified
recommendation Of the first physicians in the land
while many cergymen, fathers mothers, phiIani:-o-
pists and humantarians, have Ost freely extended
its circulation in all quarters where its sowertul
teachings would be likely to be instrumental in
the moral publication ond physical healing of null
titudes ofour people, among the young, volatile and
indlscreet, otherwise the pride und flower OF the
nation.
| Tee author argues particularly, most strongly
aga INST every species Of self-deflement and warns
parents and guardians, in searching terms to guard
the young ot both sexes from the terrible consequent
css cOncomitant OF their Ignorance OF physoiogi.
cal laws and sexual impurities and irregulasites
whether exhibited by preco cions developement o
arising from the viscious and corrupting examples
OF their sch )ol-mates or otherwise. To those who
have been already ensnared to the 'pats that take
hold on hell, clear and explicit way is shown by
| which they may secure return of sound heG lth
and regeneration of the soul from its terrible pol
luton.
1t is well known that thousands of victims are
| annually sacrificed at the shrine of Quackery-
especially those suffering from Venernal or Sypml
iuc Observation-Disclosures, Seminal Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, and the numerous maladies whcl
i spring directly or less remo,ey from the indulgence
Of carnaI passions and secret violations of Nature
In view OF these facts and when it is also con
sidered that ab Jut 100000 persons de annually il
the United States OF Consumphon--a large majority
being the victims Of the vouptuous indiscretion O
their progentors agreeably to the Scriptural enun
citation, that the sins of the parents visited upo
the children, even to the third and fourth genera
ton. The author, imbued with sentiments of en-
larged philanthropy will scarcely be cens,lrsd 70
any efforts to restrain the vices of the age, by til
humble instrumentality of his Medical Manuel.
One copy, securely nvoIoped will be forwarde
free of postage to any part of the United States 70
25 cents, or copies for ST. Address, post paid
lCOSDEN Il Co, Publishers box 1877, Philadelpeia
&5-Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agent
supplied on the most liberal terms.
Feb. 90, '56-y.