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SF.LHOFF';M. D., late of Paris, just published
This Work contains recently discovered in
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tance to Mairied Persons, or ihoe contemnl-i-
tihg Marriage. Ii will be found of special val
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ihe number of their family, without great incon
venience, suffering, Or perhaps risk of life.
A method of avoidinginese troubles and dan
gers, ariwill, (recenlly discovered by a cele-
uraieu rreiico ruysiciaitj is luyycomrnunica
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author. The means of prevention here set forth.
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I, morality C.6nidei'cd.
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snundesi. principles of prudence, political epon
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effect may be produced, cieniifiratly nud wjth
out injury to the coiistitujion, whiclLihousand-'
attempt to accomplish by the most unwise and
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sible people, as a. discovery in phyMulogy, of
the highest coiequence to public morals and
happiness. . , ; ; ,
TIic; Instinct of Nature. . ,
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an early aiwJ preinat.ure deatfy
''i ' Hereditary Diseases. . ,
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plaints, capable of tr-a.nsmissinn from parent jo
cjiild, afll.cl many worthy, people, who,' ai,ihe
siime lime, are as capable of enjoying them
selves in the ma mage state as .their more for
lunale fellow beings. . Shall such persons jter
frain f i ciin marriage oji this .account, oj; shall
they many and. give bjjth to a feeble offxpnng,
destined. 10. a. life of suffering or.an .eajly death ?
The answer io thee serious.question will be
louuu in i lie worK neie .recornineuueu.
Early Mar rfases'.
. Early marriages are4siiongfy advised bv al
pniio-optifrs and wrners upon social and no
i. ..-..! ri' i . . ..
Miioai s.uujecis. jCiany marriages, beyond r.ll
qneNiijous.iend to pronio'e virtue and happiness;
ana wim the power ol regulating ihe procrea
live innciion, made known m ihis work, may
u.e ,('?ely entered into, without feat of incuxViie
resppnsiuiitties wnicn cannot bo susiaineu;.
Over Population of the Earth.
Over Population of the eanhneed he.no'fnri
g-er apprehend. The calculations of Malthus,
and ihe wild lears of Robert Dale Owerj,',are
alike tendered baseless by ihe discovery here
communicated io the w.oild. "The control of
man over his accidents,." fn this respect at
leaNi, is here established. The wisdom of ej-
ercieiug such -cnnirol, none who give ihe sub
ject a momen'i s consideration' can doubt.
Honesty of the Work.
07" There is no deception or humbtiefferv
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containing information of great value unnufrfed
neonle. or lhoe rnnteiiirilutriiu mn'rriunn ov.
r. i,-., t
)res?ed in plain language, which all Can uudei-
siand, wiih no unneceisary yvords pnidn merely
to hwell the number of us' pages. The whole
story is told, and the means of accomplishing
the oljects of ihe work fully and' fiiiilifuliy
given, sir that the reader rny avail liini-eff of
il al once, without purchasing' any medicine,)
iriMrumeiii, of other afiicle fiom ihe auihr.
he means ol protection which it recommend,
may also be relied upon, withuutear of disap
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In all parts of the country, have given iheif
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work, and ihe nature of the discovery. Vy'e
a'linex a few,tif ihe recommendations :
.. New York, Sepiember 13, 1848.
D'rt. U. M. WEissELrioFFjDearsir: I should
hrfve no Question wha(ver thai the moan rr-
rjunended in yUC Work on Child-Binh, would
accomplishwhe objects iuended,.ciiifsifleifid id
reference 10phymol.bgical principles alone but
I have also the liappines to know that 11 hai
sioquVlhe lest of pracifcal experiment. Yours;
,ruy. R. LE DOY'EN,
Professors of Midwifery, fate of Paris.
n . 1 New York, Angiii, 1848,
'Dr. R. M. WEissElHOFJ?-Str : The moral
efTect hi sm h mforiniiiioii as yotr work con
tains, I believe lo be decidedly"8autary. Tlie
right of .man to control the animal miincts can
not b,e.qi,t.t,onpd l UOfk wjI bB-
the means ol doing much ochmJ. .
' Rev. B. F. CROW LEY.
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by his own hand, can oji.a.n .j, only by send,,,
directly .0 htm, as he employs.no Aefus what
ever, ana nevejelN ihe o.k -ai wh.,ale
herefore no Book .Aeoi. Poller' P,. ..J.,...
or Bookseller can pnihy flirnl!sh
worh tJeuare, thetefo.e, of fa, Co,e,. an.l.
imiialions, which may nm only I'm n.ihi-M
tut.dat.gero-,! All inf. ingemenis nfil.n r.Z
yiightare pron.p fy proseru-ed; a'nd chea.s wills.
oi.JyseIsI aUrulgt-d or a.efed. c(M,.es. Tl.t .-
he only ariu,a and true u,k'no o.b,r ,,r
be genuine. Send by mail as ;,h..v. ..
orly ture way ,oe,cufe the work. ThoumU
ol copies have been sent bv' mail w..l. ,vtt,r..f
afety- November 2. lRd.q...,. .
' - w - w . VIII
JZaldJeWSA 1 No Jro Ireland, but from the
uiix O 1 Uii All'.
.OF
, The public are respectfully mlotmed hai the'
subscriber has just received, and ,rers fr ale;
a: splendid ashonmerft(pf Hai.s and Caps, wh.clr
will be sold on the mow reasonable terms for"
cash The supply 0f Hats on hand embraceV
the following:
BEAVER;'-
moleskin;
CASSIMlEll'E,
SILK,
FUR,
BRUSH
white and blacl
Also .jMen's and Boys's
in. ' . . -
wooi iiais ; blazed and Moniery Hats. Fur
and wool sporting and Ashland hats. A" oen
eral assori.neii. pf Caps, such as oner, fur sVal
hair seal, rnuskratj &c. iMen's and' BojV fan
cy and plaiwlvet; red pluh, and glaced Caps
Having had contderable pxriprinnrM m h
business enables me 10 assure you that 1 catr
and will. frirnih Hals & Caps of ifie beM ma
lerials,.and woikmanship, and of ihe most de
sirable, styles. Call and see before purchasi'iiov
ejsewhere; I charge noihing for showin ri.y
gool. 0 J
, Thankful for past favors, I will endeav6r to
merit a continuance of ihm..
FRANCIS S. PAULI.
. S-Flirs bought at the highest cavfr
prices.
Siroudsbnrg, September 21, 1848.
3mf
AGENTS WANTED'
To canvass fpr some new and popular works;
in every couiuy throughout the Imied S"tates.
To AgentSj.ihemost liberal encourgemeni is
ofTered--wnh a mall capital of S25 to SIDO.
A qhWee U offered, wherehy an aoent cart
make,friirh $10 10 $25 per week. For further
particulars, addrs (post paid )
WM. A. LEA'RY. "
. No. 158 North Second Street, Phildelphla.
September 14, 1848. 6m
PRIVATE SAIiE;
The subcrjber offers at private sale, ihe un
divided one third pan of all that certain mes
suage, tenement and several tracts of hud,
known as the A BJ,E PARM. aiftfaie near the
Delaware Water Gap. iiuhe township f Smith
field. Monroe county, Pennsylvania.
The several iracis contain
280 Acres and' 33 Perches,
more jt less.r of which 135 acres are
illahle, and ihe greater pnit of the'
resiuue Woodland well limbered.
The fmpfrovements are a I wo siory
Stone Dwelling House,
30 feet by 40, with a Kitchen attached
auout 15 feel by 20. A stone spring-'nono
with asmoke house above' the same. A Frame
Barn 40 feet by 60. A waggon hojse vmh
t orn cribs t heroin. A carriage hoti-e nud Ma
Mo. This farni'is s'iiuate upon the fcnnkoftho
river Delaware, ab6ut 3 miles from SiroudbtHa
and 13'fcorn Belvidere. The Trenton and Bel
videre Rail-road" which in now "being located,
will verytrhUch enhance the value of this prop
erty. , 'he undersigned as guardian of the mi
nor children of Edward Armstrong, deceased, is
kauih'urized hy an act of the Legislature to .oell
the undivided one ihud part of said, premises.
The above property is now in ihe occupancy
of James Bell, Jr.
. For terms and conditions of sale apply" id
William Davis, Siroudsbnrg, Pa.
. SARAH H. ARMSTRONG.
Suoudbburg, November 23, 1848.-6U
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