The American lady's medical pocket-book, and nursery-adviser
Subtitle: containing rules for preserving the health of unmarried females, directions to pregnant and lying-in women, and an account of their diseases : together with instructions for the rearing of children from the hour of their birth : and an account of the diseases of infancy
By: by the author of the Gentleman's medical pocket-book.
Contributors: Author of The gentleman's medical pocket-book.
Publisher: James Kay, Jun. and Brother
Published: 1833
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Number of pages: 296
Subjects: Women -- Health and hygiene.; Child care.; Children -- Health and hygiene.; Cholera.
First sentence: To be productive of any great and permanent advantage, attention to health should be commenced early in Life.
Description: This is an example of the popular health literature written in 19th century America to educate women on the proper ways to maintain their health, on female-specific diseases, on healthy sexual relationships, etc.
Notes: I have filled out the "name " of the publisher as it shown on my book.
The book is 13/16" Deep, from front cover to the back cover, over all.  Five inches tall and three and 1/4 inches wide. 
There is also an "INTRODCUTION."  of pages 15 through 20
Table of contents: pagenum: 21
title: Rules for Preserving the Health of Unmarried Females.
class: part
label: Part First; pagenum: 23
title: Necessity of an Early Attention to Health.
class: chapter
label: Chapter I.; pagenum: 30
title: Early Rising.
class: chapter
label: Chapter II.; pagenum: 35
title: Exercise
class: subsection
label: Chapter III.; pagenum: 42
label: Chapter IV.
class: part
title: Cleanliness.; pagenum: 47
label: Chapter V.
class: part
title: Dress.; pagenum: 58
title: Food and Drink
class: part
label: Chapter VI.; pagenum: 66
label: Chapter VII.
class: part
title: Dyspepsia; pagenum: 80
label: Chapter VIII.
class: part
title: Training for Health; pagenum: 101
label: Chapter IX.
class: part
title: The Passions.; pagenum: 106
title: Marriage.
class: part
label: Chapter X.; pagenum: 111
title: Directions for the Conduct of Pregnant and Lying-In Women.
class: part
label: Part Second; pagenum: 113
title: Pregnancy.
class: part
label: Chapter I.; pagenum: 117
label: Chapter II.
class: part
title: Conduct During Pregnancy.; pagenum: 127
title: Conduct After Delivery.
class: part
label: Chapter III.; pagenum: 140
label: Chapter IV.
class: part
title: Nursing.; pagenum: 153
title: Management and Rearing of Infants.
class: part
label: Part Third.; pagenum: 156
title: First Attentions Demanded by the Infant.
class: part
label: Chapter I.; pagenum: 165
title: Sleep of Infants.
class: part
label: Chapter II.; pagenum: 172
title: Cleanliness and Dress of Infants.
class: part
label: Chapter III.; pagenum: 182
label: Chapter IV.
class: part
title: Diet of Children Subsequent to Weaning.; pagenum: 187
title: Exercise of Infants.
class: part
label: Chapter V.; pagenum: 193
title: Passions of Infancy.
class: part
label: Chapter VI.; pagenum: 198
label: Chapter. VII.
class: part
title: Dentition.; pagenum: 205
title: Vaccination.
class: part
label: Chapter. VIII.; pagenum: 214
title: Diseases of Females.
class: part
label: Part Fourth.; pagenum: 215
title: Deseases of Menstration.
class: part
label: Chapter I.; pagenum: 227
label: Chapter II.
class: part
title: Deseases of the External Parts, and of the Womb.; pagenum: 243
label: Chapter III.
class: part
title: Hysterics.; pagenum: 251 to 282
label: Part Fifth.
class: part
title: Deseases of Infants.; pagenum: 285 to 296
title: Asiatic, or Epidemic Cholera.
class: part
label: Appendix.