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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-11
MEDICAL.
MOST EXTRAORDIN WORK!
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN SIX MONTHS!
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION


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DR.. A. M Maurieeau: DAYTON May is47
came safely hand would have troubled you with
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head @ n1S would Sys
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Another Ertyact.
Les, kentucky May s. 1899.
good dspssOn pleasing and
family and all were Il not for tho bcso anS
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vantage that he has almost himself family to
obliged to woTi journSy- A''p 'A'p 0"n 0u'
have been quite have
what can can expect will be their fate and
mine shudder at the before me- With INV excel
lent constitution and industry my husband
these little cherubs in decency Int
when seriously consider my situation can see no other AL
tentative tear myself away from the man
who though would saeri-
fee his life for my sake and for whom, contrary my
and s s sna s wealth s Of
dntion and bring into existence oil nume-
family Of helpless and destitute children who on
count of poverty must inevitably be doomed to life Of
Ignorance, and consequent vice and misery's M
This lady obtained Desomeauxs great Discovery for
Aarf'ea Laaie'' r,., IF y.
co,,pr, Trnde. q LTner;
LAsGAsrER, Pa, Oct. "a, 1s7.
Dear olr-l Know You VIII nave the Kindness to boar
NE ~ eTcronchshg upon your Time whe acknowledge
n pena oi myseH anu wel the oDIgations we feel our
serves uhaer 70 you IN having known certain matters
contained IN your most invaluable Married Womans Pr
n
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HAD ! KNOWN.
Erfrucf If T.I,a,.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %, 1877.
DR. A. Mauriceau Had known Of the important mat
tersreated Of in the Married Womans Private Medical
some years ago, how much misery might have
escaped! have suffered from which
cut in your book without knowing what to do But hearing
1t highly spoken Of obtained copy and found case
treated every will avail herself of the in
formati0nlo0ntaned in its pages.
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FEMALES IN THE UNITED STATES


0- 1T HAS OFTEN BEEN REMARKED ny TRAVEL
LEkS that females in this country do their aee
appearance longer than thirty but rapidly when they
ought 10 be IN the bloom Of womanhood This is certainly
true to extent. ''
not time then, that wives daughters and sisters
should understand themselves sufficiently their
health their beauty the which effects
ana how s obyate some of their msadic work Of
such importance to their welfare The Married wcmans
riynte Medlcsl Companion" by DR.. A. n. Mauricesu' ~
within their reaeh.-Ohio Times.
MOST USEFUL WORK.
THE MARRIED wOMANTs PRIVATE MEDICAL
COMPANION'-lf every female had this WORK, especially
every married female would not so generally see the pae
soky, debated wife daughter strutgr with some oo-
plant by out pages Beauty
lot Of thousands who IN their graves wives ana mo-
theirs owe Il to themselves to their children. and TO their
husbands have this work ana profit BY the invaiuabs
sugqcstions IL con tain spirit of the Times.
40 those unmarried but contemplating marriage,
perbnps to the proprisy Of mourning the
sponses attendant upon H. the imporanccVf being pos
sessed OF revelations contained jim these pscs, init
matey involving their future happiness cannot BIO apprec
atcd
rous subjects treated Of they of nature strictly
intended for the married. those contemplating marriage
For sale at % Broadway and at the Publishing Once t
Liberty street NJ " Little Co.. Albany w r. Davis Bos-
ton Peterson % Chestnut street. Philadelphia VIM r.
Taylor Baltimore.
On tie receipt OF ST. copy will be transmitted by mail
free Of postage Of the United States All letters
be addressed post paid, to DR. A. M Mauroeau Boz
i4, New York city once. 10 Liberty street. ap7 lts
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COUGHS CONSERVE OF CUBEBS, RED ROSES
AND SARSAPARIILA

Those who have been ndscrect to have contracted
Gonorhoea who suffer from seminal weakness
plant Of the urethra will find safe and speedy in this
remedy 1t extract of the above medical elements
combined with others whose beneficial action upon dis
Of the membrane is hut little known to the ia
Guilty 1t constitutonay those diseases removing
the complaint and it's the time. 1t il SAFE
though efficient remedy and is free from objection to all
similar remedies being free from smell and pleasant to the
taste. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
A. Ii. COUGH Co., l49 Fulton street.
Fou<th door from Broadway.
pric howl
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MEDICAL.

FOSS'S COMPOUND EXTRACT.
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARlLLA.
FOR THE CURE OF RHEUMATISM, SCRo-
fuLA. ERYSiPELAS. PIAPLES OR d.
sEASES OF THE SKIN, SALT RHEUM,
TETIEk, LuMBAGO, DISEASE OF
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COUGHS ASIATIC CHOLERA CURE, AND
DIARRIQ[A MEDICINE

For Malignant Cholera as well Choc Darrhra and sum
Complaints this extraordinary medicine is remarkably
efficient. 1t used with great in 1882 by the in
and offered the best and safest remedy that
be used Price 81 bottc half size s Prepared by
aIt3-l3t* law A. II. COUGH & CO.. li9 Fulton street.
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N..c. ROME, N. " AprililS 1877.
Dear SRI received your work the 10TH and it truly
entitled to be called the Married Womans Private Medical
companion unhesitatingly that II should DO in the
nanus OF every medical man. of the
ment You prescribe, by which broken named breasts
are impossible OF In view therefore, there
are thousands thus afflicted at confinement i'm
valuable not only to every physician but to
toned in your work have known many within the sphere
OF my own Immediate practice whose health would
preserved and many others whose lives would
spared had they known and avaed themselves Of it, al
though OF course 1t be susceptible Of
Decd ever are our greatest blessings.
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r., 4,
Mr. bARRY-sir; You have the permission to my
having experienced the great utility Of Trcopherous
for dressing the hair have found the oils and poma
tums to occasion harness hair and for three
IL fast falling off, and much changed in color
since using your Tricopherous feel head always
Portable and my hair grown strong and thick the
men Of all my friends and acquain have
found give the most general satisfaction. Please send
three bottles by bearer, who will pay you.
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ANEURISNi, OR ENLARGEMENT OF THE HEART
ARTERIES. PILES. &C. &c

Use the pills three times week. in doses SUFFICIENT
to freely; and when fearless
Of the pills must be made down with six eight
little while repeat the dose; do this until the bowels
strongly purged This effected the danger that at
tack Angina pectors and stone in the gall bladder are
treated in the and although considered
BILE by the medical profession cured by the
RETHs PILLS: Piles are cured by BRANDRErH's Pills.
In attacks the doses must be full
nights together will the Whenever this
disease in the treatment of other diseases IL
good sgn nothing but the pills. and outward
cation cold lard make frequent
locally Where there have been pecora affections asthma
consumption, &c. will be required with the pills
20 effect But other will
surcdly bring the pectoral affection.
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MEDICAL.


ENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
THE ONLY MEDICINE WHICH HAS STOOD THE
l. TEST OF EXPERIMENT IN ALL CASES OF
PULMONARY DlsEASE:-THE ONLY Me-
DlCINE OF TIE KIND THAT CON
IAINS No CAIOMEi. OPIUM OR
ANY OTHER DELErERiOUS
DRUC.-ThE ONLY AEDi-
CINE THAT CAN BE
USED WITH SAFETY
AND ADVANTAGE
BY CONSUMP-
TIVE PA
TENTS
AND OTHERS.
SUFFERING UNDER
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DISEASE DROPsY VEN EREAL DISEASE.
ND all those chronic Affections which arise
"A Of the blood, habit of the system. Also,
egualled medicine for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Bilious
Olseases Piles Sc
This truly scientific and valuable remedy having been
advertised much 10 so extensively known as the various
Quart Bottle Decoetons under tho Of Sarsapara
which food the maket hut its virtues are well appreciated
by hundreds in this city, who have experienced its
remarkably beneficial effects 10 vegetable
beautiful ~ PANEL bottle and
much cheaper than the advertised remedies each
bottle twice the number Of these In
positively affirm, that person.
COULD NOT BUY
At regular prices the ingredients of this remedy and make
one bottle at the price sell att and IL is only by manu-
Featuring in large quantities. and with the anticipation OF the
great sale which its superiority will induce that we are en-
bled make il for the regular price The
remedy first prepared in the aPohecars department Of
che New lork Medical College and before IL was introduced
TO the public used extensively by the eminent
DR. V. MOTT the of those obstinate chronic
plants which his position he often called
upon This gentlenans well known opinion Of thu
superiority Yellow Dock Sarsapara, other
pular Alternative is well known and has often been
publicly proclaimed in his This fact conjoned with
the complaints those who have been humbuged and
disappointed with the effects OF the pulled sarsapa
win induce the afflicted to consult their interest rather
than the ulprinciped quaeks and medicine which has
bottle; six for IS. A. II. COUGH CO.,
l49 Fulton street, Wholesale Agents.
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Dr. oourand-sirFor series Of my face and fore
head have been covered with unsgty bochs and pusu
and aggravate the matter gradually the
redness OF eona in short became object of disgust
myself and ridcue to Others nasmuch affection
attributed to undue Of smusns have proved the
the influence Of which entirely freed from the aforesaid
nusances and skin has become white and clear IL
in the days Of boyhood. conceive this public
mony to be einsny your due and quite welcome
make what Of 1t please. Respectfully, yours,
JNO. JEFFRlES, Printer, True Sun Buildings
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PATIENTS


BvsHwicK, Kings county L. l., March I.
This to certify taken i'll during the ssassu
Of cholera, in the year 1882 and continued thus untn
the spring Of 1872 during which time severely troubled
with dyspepsia and all its various train Of suffering be-
extremely emacated melancholy. and with
suffering, that life itself seemed burhenscme. in the
meantime applied to number of the host who
prescribed for me and many were the bitter doses Of med
spar The idea Of taking the prescriptions Of the phy
longer useless and utterly opposed -
taking pills My friends became alarmed often solicited
to try Pills asserting they derived ereaS
benefits from their At last tempted give
trial. and but just to say that after using them
time began to and rcly restored 70
health and think duty to the world Dee
tor Brandreth. to make this public acknowledgement
SHIP FEVER CURED.
Two brothers in New York beth had would fonSy
his doctors rules and the other took Brsndreth rus
first died in ten days from his attack the mas
took Brandrchs Pills. attended the funeral lie was ns
health the time ne was nrss seisea
similar cases could pc rserred We
numbering among them high professional mem
PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICE, NO. ~
BROADWAY, NEW YORK, UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA.
n7Address all letters concerning agencies or advice
Dr. brAndroth. Above uoh letters must b Iost ~
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Ponds Free Picture Gallery

Nd MOnechrOmatsc Academy is for
n visitors and pupils in FLAGG BUILDINGS, I'd story
The finest specimens of Monochromatic Painting in tile
country will from time to time be exhibited in connection
with other works of art the beautiful gallery above men
toned daily from 9 10 - a. NJ, and from to4P NJ
opportunity is offered to those desiring to re-
ceive instruction in MonOcfromatic Phintng-a style OF
picture making easy and rapid of execution and
beautiful when completed None know of their capacity
for drawing till opportunity has afforded them the Of
testing is Every who has received instruction, ex-
presses satisfaction and delight at the unexpected progress
made in one lessons of fifteen hours The unqual
flied praise this style ofdawng received from almost every
quarter he Mechanics Fair, conclusive evidence that
is only be known to be appreciated and receive the
tenton the lovers of the fine Mr. Ponds
furnished with every convenience for giving instruction
this desirable accomplishment
TERMs-l5 Lessons, one hour each, Sc.
Glass exclusively for ladies, from Ito ii A. NJ.
Glass for Ladies and Gentlemen, from 2to 5P. NJ.
Evening Glass, from to SPIN.
Evening Class except Wednesday and Friiay.
Extra chaI &c for private instruction at the house.
AZ MATERIALS furnished, wholesale and retail.
Worcester, Dec B. diff
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MESSENGERS Notice.

Worcester. SIS. December 81 1919.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
/ Tor the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant agains the Estate of ALBERT G. WILLIAMS,
of Rutland in said County, farmer, late partner IN the
firm of Sbley Williams iusovcnt debtor, and he pay
any debts the delivery of property belonging
said insovent debtor him for his use, and the trans
fer of any property by him arc forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said nOvant debtor
will be held Court OF Insolvency at the Office OF SAID
Commissioner in Worcester, in said County, on the our-
cnth day Of January next at ten ocnck IN the orenoo
for proof debts and choose assignee asslgnees
Of his Eslnfe In21l J. DAY. D =, MessengNr
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER SIS. December 81, le49.
JTON. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner OF Insolvency
i for the County Of Worcester has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of PETER RICH, JR., of
Shrewsbury in sara County yeouan, nsovent debtor,
and the payment of any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonging him for his USE and the transfer
of any property by him forbidden ny law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said insolven
debtor. viii lie held at Court Of Insolvency, at the
office of said Chaplin, in Worcester in sad County, on the
sixteenth day of January next ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, TO prove their debts and choose assignee or
assienees of his Estate.
DIS JDAY D. S Messenger.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS, December s, I84e
DY virtue of Execution which issued on a iudeme,
ID in Of George Hobbs. of Worcester aforesaid o.
teman, against JEROME BILLINGS, of said Worces,,
carpenter, the December Term of the Court OF Comm
Pleas sqi4 County, A. 1919, have taken ali d,
Right in Equity that the said Jerome Billings had on n,
ninth day OF July last the day when the was attache
process, redeem certain mortgaeed r.,
tate, situate in said Worcester and the same that is de-
scrihed mortgage Deed thereof from the said Jerou
Billings James Eslabrook recorded in the Registry !,
Deeds for said County, book 454 page 602 and on Satu
day, the twenty sixth day of January next AID 1850
o O'Clock in the atternson at the American Temperate
House in said Worcester shall offer for SALE to ~.
highest bidder. public auction, the aforesaid right il
equity of redemption satisfy said Execution and all &c
and charges of sale.
DI5d j. DAY. D. Sheriff
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CNpytSOm 10 the Eesgbllc!

INHE public hereby cautioned against purchasing my
i WEATHER STRIPS of Lewis Thayer or JOAN w.
ilealy or any of their Agents. am about securing
Patent for my invention All nfrinsmens Will be dealt
with according to law The article published in the Daily
Spy so far as It regards copaItnerip either IN the In
vcnon or taking out patent entirely unauthorized
by melt ordered by Mr. llealy without my knowledge
make the alterations the claim b. onged to me exclusive
y-upon his promising that it should be done, felt secures
putting confidence in his word, surprising II was done TIL
The present time gardto the invention, am prepared
10 prove that the original and only inventor Of all that
claimed ia the above naed Strip aud hae never, either
verbally or in writing given any part my invention any
nnc e-tlo coparinershp referred to above was confined
entirely to the making and selling the above article always
cservng the claim my avn, and sent my Modei LOT
a pateut some weeks ago in my name ony.
All certificates Of Agency must be signed by me- Agents
wanted. Signed, -. ,o,,~Y
Dec 20. dwtf JARED VAN ooLEN.
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Messenger's Noiice.
Messengers Notice,

MANCHESTER, SIS. December %, ls4aIe
I1UN HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner Of lnsovenc,
the County OF Worcester. has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of ELISHA G. HAMMOND,
Of West B:ookfeld in said County innhoder insolven
debtor and the payment of any debts The delivery OF
say properly belonging to said in -OiyeR debtor him
or his and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law
The first meeting OF the creditors Of said nsolvcnt
debtor will be held at the office eff said Commissioner in
Worcester in said County, the twenty third day Of
January next O'Clock in the forenoon the proof
debs an choice of assignee assignees of his
estate 1921 L. BAKER, JR., D. s, Messenger.
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Dancing and CaIisthenic school.

d ESPECTFULLY announce their second quarter for
IL Young ladies' Misses and Masters viii commence on
SATURDAY January 5th, at O'Clock p. Nj. at WARREN
HALL An those who may honor them with the charge of
their children may safely rely their paying every aten
ion their general department and that their condnct be
strictly decorous. They will only ain at imarting
knowledge of this graceful art, but will likewise instruct
them in the Casheuic exercise For particulars, please
Dec 81 dts
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horticultural Society.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Worcester Co iiortchl-
tura Society The choice of Officers and the trans
action of such oher business may properly be brougn'
5ee hen will be held on Wednesday, me SECOND day
of Jauary nezt at O'Clock M, at the county treas
urer's Office, in the New Court House ,-r, s.,
W.-cester Ilec 12 1919.
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Commonwealth OF Massachusetts.

Worcester, IS. December 20, 1912
QY virtue OF an Execution which issued on judgmt
ID in favor of Alpheus NJ Merrield and album r. lia
good both Of Worcester in said County, formerly cor
ners under The firm and style of Merri6eld & Hapgood
the December Term of the Court of Common Pleas !,
said County, AID. I849 sg inst JOEL j. BRIMHALL ~
SlLAS .. BRIMHALL both of Worcester Aforesaid \ e
men, | have taken all the right in equity that the ;,
Silas j. Brmha had the invent y>sixth day of July Il
the day when the ssme attached mesne proct :
10 redeem cerain mortgaged Real Estate situate in So
Worcester, and the same estate that is described /.
morgase1 deed thereof from the said Sas ]. BrimhaI
Phineas Norton recorded in the Registry OF Deeds for
County, book AS page and Saturday, the TWEEN
sixth day of JanHery next, A D. 1850, at O'Clock
the afternoon, at the American Temperance House in
worcester MI offer for sale by public auction,
highest bidder said right in equity OF redemption to
y said execution and all fees and charges of sale.
D24d J. DAY, D. Sheriff.
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USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL.

y. CIRCUIT.
OFFERS FOR SALE az the Cheap Book Store,
valuable collection of
Books, Stationery a. Fancy Goods
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Among which are ANIMALS ILLUSTRATED WORKS,
Poets, Religious, English and American Books,
in common, gil, edge, and elegant bindings.
The largest assortment OF WRITING DESKS offer
ed IN Worcester, viz: Mahogany and Rosewood pla n,
brass bound, pearl naid paper and shell red.
Also, Desks and Dressing Gases combined
Paper Mache MUSIC STAND, perfect GEM His
assortment of Card Cases Fancy Boxes, Needle Books,
Purses Porte Monaes, Fancy Hair ard Tooth Brushes and
Gold PENS IS the best offered in Worcester.
JUVENILE BOOKS in great Variety
239 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER.
Lee &c. div
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Worcester, SIS. Probate O0fce December IS, 1919
To all interested in The Estate of JUDITI.
KIMMINS, late of lon deceased Greetine
YOU are cited toappear at Court Probate to be
holden at Worcester the first Tuesday of Januarx
next 10 show cause why administration Of the estate
said dece .sed should be granted 10 John E. Fry a
Bolton. CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg
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~ ROss's Xpress forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct, the Worcester
Rail Road TO Newport, FaN River, Bristol and Warren
July22. dwtf
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MISS RRUCE

Has REMOVED her DRAWING SCHOOL to No. 6 Warren
Block, where be found during the day, excepting
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and in the evening
her boarding place, Mr. Dyer's Pleasant St Pupils
receive their lessons hours which will be cunven-
lent for them. diff Worcester, Nov Z.
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Architecture,

V,IE subscribers weul inform the citizens Of Wolcesei
BRINLEY HALL, Tor the purpose of Drawing Plans o.
Buildings in all various styles of Architecture with the
details specifications, where they will he happy TO see
their friends and all others who may favor them with ca
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
10Y & HAPGOOb, Archiiec s..
Dec il. dw6w No. Draiey Hail.
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EDWARD 8. NASON.
TEACHER OF THE

No. Warren Hall, PeaFI-st.,
Piano Fores tuned, and sny business Connecte
with the profession will be promptly and a,lhiuy
attended TO- either in or out Of The City, applis
cation at his room.
June 81 d&N6II WORCESTER
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Worcester, ss. Probate Office, December IA, Ia49.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF AARON
GATES late of Hltbardston, deceased, Creating
YOU cited to appear at Cour of Probate, to be
holden Worcester, on the first Tuesdayof Januar.
next show why the instrument which pur Dor
the last Will and Testament Of said deceased should
not be approved. CHAs. G. PRENTISS Reg.
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w, O, BE3EK@. Arg5se.

Has returned to his studio, in WARREN BLOCK, Pearl
Street where he would be happy to his friends and sup
ply them with LANDSCAPES.
MIR B. has little time tn he could devote Instruction
in Landscape Painting Those VIII DESTROYS of acqui
ing his bold style of Painting, have the Opportunity
Nov q. divtf