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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-23

In retiring from the late firm of Chosen, Stock
we'll & COVE return thanks to our friends for their
liberal patronage, and recommend their continn.
ance OF the same to the new firm of Gibson, Stock
well & Co. VIM. MARTIN.
VIM. H. STOCKWELL
sep l4-6mod JOHN M. STOCKWELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-23

MACKEREL. HERRING, AND RICE.
so so hf bbls. No do
100 Boxes Herring;
s Tierces Rice just reed per ste ner Gen.
Lafayette, and Saladin for sale low bv
TAYLOR 81 HARVEY,
alo-u Water street
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When used according to directions
Will Cure Without Fail:

Coughs, Colds;
Weakness of the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Nights weats
Exposure Jr lmprudence
life;
Constitutional
Diseases;
And is a Spring and Sum
mer drink and general
Tonic for thesystem and
a gentle and pleasant
purgative; it is superior
toBIue Lick or Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
INFLAMMATION 0FTUE LUNGS
IN HORSES.

The transportation Of live stock by
railroad has been la,terly much ..
dopted on The principal line, in ,his
country, !, is, in many cases. cheap.
er to convey animals in this Way, be
sides avoiding the grca, loss Of weigh,
which takes place. especially in IA,
animals, when they are obliged to
travel to market. The present sen.
.9'', many horses destined for sale il
New York and boston have been
brought to Albany by railroad from
Western New York. On reaching
Albany, it has been common for them
10 larry several days, in order 70 al.
year III the iDarke, IN the tes, ,ossibie
condition. Many Of these horses.
~hiie stopping here have been attack.
ed with INFLAMMATION Of the lungs which
ia several cases, has terminated fatal.
iy. The disease has sometimes been
80 violent and rapid in its progress,
that death has cnsued within twenty.
four hours. We are informed thai,
the frequent occurrence of this dis.
case IN horses brought by railroad has
been a encouragement TO that mode
oil conveyance, Without pretending
to u particular knowledge Of the cir.
cumstances, We will venture to sug.
ges' that the primary cause Of the
disease is the confinement Of the ami.
mails in heated aud vitiated atmos
fherc in The cars. Their sudden
transfer to the open air or to an at
inosrherc Of much lower tcmpature,
produces the effect SO well described
by louatt: The discharge from
the skin is at once arrested, and the
revuls'on, or pernicious effect of the
sudden stoppage Of natural avacua.
ton. falls on the lungs, too much
weakened aud disposed to inflammation
by heated air and poisonous fumes"
The first difficulty is probably accel-
Grated, in many instances, by over.
feeding and want of exercise.
Asa prevention Of the disease, the
better accommodation Of the horses in
Their railroad transit should be the
first object. The next should be to
feed moderately, using constant care
in regard to the protection Of the ami.
nal from the effects of the changes
Of temrature, giving daily exercise
with good grooming. Should the
excavations from the bowels indicate
constipation, the administration Of
simple cathartics will be safe. A
dose Of Epson or Glauber's salts
half pound to n pound, according
10 symptoms-may be givon. But
in disease Of so important cbarac-
Ter, it will be safest, when it makes
Its appearance, to irtrust the animal
to skiliul veterinarian Albanq
/ Cuitirdtor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
g o m p Q ten &C and Health

"LANCAsrtR IA, Oct ~, lNfI
my DEAR Sir: know You viii hay, de siA
ness to bear with me In encroachne upon your t'rr
while acknowledge lin behalf Of myself AMI wi'-
the olg cations we feel ourselves under tn yo1 NJ tv
ing made known certain matters, contained IL lou
most invaluable Married W omsn's Private Mcdrh
Companion 1t has been worth lie weight III god
" me. If express myself rather warmly, gov VII
see that can not do 80 too warmly. when u.rrn
you Of the extent TO which have, thrugh II, heeh
benefited. will state my situation when obtained
your book through the nercs curiosity ! looh upon
Il as one Of the most fortunate events of my HE
had been married some ten years. and he father
ofsevcn children. was long struggling unccs-,urly
W the end that might gain a moderate c0m,et,rry,
but the results Of my utmost exertions ht the end len
me about where wes at the beginning of each ycm,
and TINT only with the most s,nted ECONOMY. ami
cling with barely the necessanes Of life Finally the
constant effort beginning to have iS e'cr, uIna
my health; felt less capable To endure its rontn1
sncc. while felt the necessity Of perseverance.
This constant unoeauing struggle my psr s0
imperative in consequence Of the pros'raied rondi'
ton Of my wife with occ asonai int rmissop tr
years, much of the time confined 10 her he'd and u
course incapable Of taking the charge and manage
ment Of household Attain. Her condition aruHs from
causes Of which was ignorant Oh what would
have given had the six yesrs to live s.ah
What would my wife have given 10 have been spsrd
the long days and still longer nights p,oara,e
bed of sickness - all Of which would have isrI
avoided had then seen q copy Of tar M.rslip
"UMAss PRIVATE MEDICAL COhPAkIoN'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY

The Fall Term Of this nourishing lnstitu.
ton will commence on "Wednesday, August
2-th, and continue 12 weeks.
HOARD OF ISsTRrcTIos.
& b. SMITH, a. NJ, PniycipAL.
II. HITCHCOCK, Assistant in the Eng
lisn Department
A.. MAYNARD, Teacher of Vocal Mu-
sic.
J,G. MURPHY. NJ. d. Lecturer.
Miss II. l. FLETCHER, Prcccptress and
Teacher of Muse, &c.
Mss. NJ. Is SMITH, Assistant and Teach
er in tn" Primary Department.
The prospects of this School were never
more encouraging, nor It's advantages greater
than at present The most careful and i'm.
proved instruction will continue to be given
IN every branch Of study, especially in the
common English branches, and to those who
design to teach.
DR.. MuRrHr, who has had some expert.
ence as a lecturer, will lecture on the Natu-
raj Sciences, and lectures may also be ex-
iected OF school.teaching and other impor'
tsnt subjects.
Tuition will range from 81 to -. Mus
SIC on the Piano, including the use Of the
ins,rume mt 81; without the instrument, s.
Vocal Muse, French, and Drawing, (each
extra) 81 Board IN private families, from
81 80 to 81 IS per week. Rooms will be
furnished those who may wish to provide
their own board, On the most reasonable
terms. Students will be furnished " it'll te Z,
books used IN school, by the Principal, Al
the lowest rates
W. WARREN, Secretary.
Ludlow, July 30, lc5O. 81
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
TIE AMERICAN VOCALIST,
ny REV. y Mansfield.

The popularity Of this excellent Collcc
ton Of Music, Is sufficiently aties;ed by the
fact, that although Il has been published hui
about one year, the sale has already reached
10000 copies, and is at this time greater than
ever before, as the book becomes more gen
orally known.
II Is divided into three parts, all Of which
are embraced IN a single volume.
Part consists of Church Music new and
old, and contains the most valuable produc-
tons OF the most distinguished composers,
ancient and nodcrn-in all $50 Church
Tunes.
Parts 2 and 3 contain all that is valuable OF
the Nestry Music now in existence, and the
most admired English Scottish, IRISH, Span
ish and Italian Songs, embracing in a single
volume, more than five hundred Tunes, n.
Guiding all the GINS of muse, that have
been composed during the last five hundred
years
Fson RHv. @, r. MATHEWS, Of Liberty.
do not hesitate tn give the American Vocalist
the preference to any other Collection OF Church
music, extant. IL deserves = place IN every choir
Nssiry, and family ~ The Union.
From HEssr Inns. Editor Of the Wesleyan Har.
From my heah thank you for your excellent
arrangement Of those sweet melodies, to many OF
which sacred poetry 10 nav for the first time ada pit
ed. II 10 The best collection Of Church Music have
ever seen. and Il embraces the only complete collec
ton of Vrstry Music, that has teen publ shed
am glad that 1t is Uot u scctarian work hope II
may lie used in every denomination in the United
States
From y PEnRiN, IN, Of Cambridge.
This book calls up pleasant memories II con
tans better selection of good fumes both for public
aud social worship than any other collection have
met with Though an entire stranger 10 the author
feel grateful to him: and desirc thus publicly In
tha'k him for the important service he has render red
the cause If sacred Music
Published by WM J. REYNOLDS 4 CO.
~ Cornhil,, Boston.
for sale In Rutland. VI. by n. l.. SPENCER.
20 n
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THE EAIrORY
SANDS SAkSAPARlLLA,
IN QUART BOT TIES

FOR rHs RExovAL ANN pgRMASxSr CURE OF ALL DIS
EAsss ARISING PROM AN IMPURE STATE or rHR
BLouo On HABIT OF The sYsTkM, VIE
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Face, B!Ofehss, Biies. Chronic Sore Ey,s RinH
Worm or Taiier, Seaid Head, Enln' Cement and
Pain cffhs Bones and JOINTS. Stubborn UIce,s
Syphitfic SympfOms, Sciriica or Lumbdgo AMI
UseaSes arisiny Jrom0n njndiciouams Of Iucrcn
~, Aseifes or Dropsy, EIposnre 0, ImprId nee in
LIE Aiso Chronic ConshfvfionaI U,sorers
he value Of this pre- psIstiob now widely known
aud every dag the field OF its usefulness IL extending
I, is approved aud highly recommended by Phys
clans. and is admitted 10 he the powerful and
srarch hing preparation from the root that has ever
been employed IN medical practice. The Unfortu-
victim Of hereditary disease, wit h swollen glands
cont racted sinews and bones half carous has been
restored To health and vigor. The scrui ius patient
covered with ucets Ioathsome 10 himself and To his
attendants, has been made whole. Hundreds OF per
sons, who had groanei hopelessly fnr years under
cutaneous and Rlandular disorders Chfouic fheuna.
l,sm, and many other Complaints sptibeinR from
Of The secretve organs aud tho circula
ton, have been raised II from the rack Of dis
ease aud with regenerated con ions gladly
testify to the efficacy Oi this Unable prepa rat
The following certificate from Col. Samuel 6, Tay.
lor. gentleman Of high Standing and extensive &C.
quantance through The southern STATES. and lately
appointed consul TO New Grenada, commen ds itself
o the attention Of ALL
New York January 7, 1913
M.ssrs A. Il. q Ssnds,-Geniemen-- 4s ing
used and witnessed the cfcci Is "f your valuable prep
arat ion OF saparlla different persons In vari
Gus parts OF the southern country VIZ Virginia,
uisiana. Texas. and Mexico, feel much pleasure
In stating the high opinion entertained Of it's great
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charm, removing speedily the enervated state of he
system, and exciting In the most agreeable manner
a tonic and invisornling influence
Your Saisapai'lia is highly approved aud e.en
sively used by the United States army IN New Mex.
leo, and my cousin, Gen Zschsry Taylor has for
The past five years been the habit of using H. and
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the Lime, and IL is now considered almost
indispensable requisite To The army. IL conclusion
] would say, that the better IL Is known the more
highly IL IL priced, and trust that it, health
toring virtues viii make II generally known, thro
out the length and breadth of our widely extended
country. Yours very respectfully,
sc TAYLOR,
L In Ne Gre
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
Remarkable Cure Of Bronchitis.

New YORK, Rem ", 1919.
Messrs Sands; Having SUFFERED many years with
disease Of my throat affecting the larynx, during
which time was treated with the most disiin suish
ed physicians in Europe and the United States,
without receiving any pertinent benefit. but all the
time my general hsaIth and strength declining and
the disease making fearful progress-cauruc sppli.
cations were used and whatever else was thought
most sfiiceni for producing cure--bui ] am Goah
dent the depiorabe situation was in, the lsryngits
being accompanied with phthisis ard great dificsliy
Ia breathing, would soon have led my lie
had not obtained relief through the medium Of your
szrsapzriiia. ] must say gent leneb, when { CON.
menced using the sarsapsriila did moi place much
confidence m Its yirtues-and his will not surprise
you. when ! inform you had tried r,ors than my
efficient remedies during the past four ye without
any success, hot amer TAX ing your few
weeks Was obliged al last 10 yield To idence
Thu. marvellous specific has not only relieved but
cured nc and therefore think IL my duty gentle
men, for the benefit Of suffering humanity, Ia give
''' '' Yours s very ,r Ds wy cure p.p.RyNr
Consulate Of france In ,hs uni,sd States.
The shove s'siement and signature were acknowl.
edged IN our pteseHeeb by Mr.. II. Parent as trua
For the Consul General Of France,
l.. BORG Vice Consul.
the reader invited TO rs careful rerusai Comment
on such evidence IL snneessay,
Messfs. Sands ajsntismen-HayinSb been long A.
hici ed with general debility weakness ioes Of spte
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pleasure Of informing you tha, its effect. have been
steniei with the happicst results Ia restoring my
health. and am indpcef In sdd my testinon, to the
macy others you already possess and to those desr
Ing further Information ! gill personally civ. the
particulars ~ my esse ard the effects u his Inv
oaoie medicine, by calling At zS5 Bpwsry New Yafk.
| YOU, fesl-s uuly, JANET MCINTOSH
This GER as. that Miss Janet nelntosh 10 Known
10 me member OF the Clutch In gapd stsne iag
and worthy Of confidence. a. SPENCER
- Pastor Of the ssesad Pre-. csoreh Boosi;n.
Prepared sol soad wholts sale aud retail by A. b. 4
D. BANDS trurFirs and Chemist 100 Fulton ct ,
conner Of william, New yeft. Also BY DruRgias
Generally Throughout the Unrd S'a,ss Anc Csnsda
Pr,ee 81 per t'otiIe. siI Bntte. Is.
| LuThss DAnIuis, Agent, Kutlsnd. 2s.3s
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F rankin Hotel,

TUE subscr'hers having purchased this old
aud we'll known Establishment, and having
thoroughly repaired and furnished the same,
are TOW ready 10 wait upon such Of their friend,
atd the public a. may choose 10 become their
guo',s in their visit, 10 Rutland either on busi-
hes or pleasure.
Parties will at all times be waited upon at
phoft notice
stages run daily from this House 10 snd from
Clarendon Springs, and the guests Of the House
will al all Hines Nod carriages in readiness
to convey them 10 and from the depot, on the
arrival II each train Of ears
Horsrs and carriages at all times in readi-
nes. fer tho use Of their customers.
PRATT 4 FOSTER,
RGusnd, July :. ls30 25tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22

aescr,'sng the farmer IS che ~ho
wEa4s.ss ., tssn@sa.f .A., q. ss~sts,
NJ .hasslss - ~ ~ptt. - ~srs ~ lesstfa,
We should have farmers tbenselscs
distinguished authors Of valuable
sorks; scientific. q, all events, II not
,oe,ic. So'ac such great minds We
already have employed in farming,
bat. anfo, iunaiely, tia, Is not yet The
character 4 the class. q. r.
MICHIGAN. Jan. .. 1850.
Avn. Ayricuh.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
Stage Notice.

~ and sftsr Monday. January 7,h. slsess ~il
leave Castistop ,oc"saeei wkh the Cars 81 whu..
hal! AMI .niland every day, tIesp, Sunday rs fol.
lose Leave for wh,s hall, Of O'Clock Q. IN and II
e'chts a. IN sod esnooot with ths oeicct a. NJ.
add 3. n trains far Troy.
Leaves iof Burlington and BOSTON, at 81 IN and 4
p IN. Arriving al kulissd st II .. IN. and p. M.
SANE Jay. Stages leavs Rstisad fes woodstoek snd
Hsaov.t fse-dsvs rhareisy sod saiardsys, 81 A
". .nd Reihsi g1ysi,na ssd chsisss, al "A NJ .v.
Try dAf srceIs Sunday "a
BARDwELL. FIELD L co
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Men foI California

are almost universally insuring in hisCompany
because terms are so reasonable.
HEADS OF FAMHiEs are an xious to insure in
this Company,-a safe Institution.
SALARiED MEN, are ensuring in this company
by scores.
Hard Morking men, invest In this company be-
cause they regard it as the best of savings banks
lay up their earnings in for their wives and
children.
Capitalists invest with this company by TAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
as good ne money at l2to 20 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions Of men ensure in this
company because, just rs they do every thing
in Hartford, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" at once.
Feb. ID 5tf
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22

HNHE undersigned has perfected an arrange
u ment with the diferen, lines of public
conveyance between Whitehall and Chicago for
the transportation Of Passengers and freight, to
any port on the
UPPER LAX ES. LAX T. ONTARIO OR
RIVER ST. LAWRENCE,
BY the following rou,es-by Railway from
Whitehall to Schenectady, thence by Canal
Packet or Freight Boat-to Buffalo, thence by
Steamboat, touching at all intermediate ports,
TO Chicago; or BY Steamboat 70 Detroit, thsnce
to Chicago, via. Central Railroad. Passengers
or Freight, for any Of the Lake Ontar,o or river
ST Lawrence ports. will be sent to Syracuse,
thence to Oswego by Railroad.
In consequence Of the reduction Of fare by
Packet Boat Company. It will be an object for
passengers TO uvail themselves OF this mode Of
conveyance from Schenectady to Buffalo. The
Packets are mostly new,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22

lef 70 te sisleSi ma syEsfssn ft,n-ty .hui. tEty
al 70 so'pf,-~s ttsi 800 sshsSe tAs az.
ssna 70 base o.sd u tssnfs Il 10 go Es~ tstns II
hes hs~a s-kss the Isa e for years sss 70 ihe,rs.
sa< .. sbs.s tss est, 1ssissa 10 shieh t 10 IBID.
lASks ALtsTEk. tSl tsiise y ksv Ysfk,
! sAe ell The bfeSssSs 10 the usilsd Asiss.
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JOHN GUILTY,
DRAPER g. TAILOR,
Oper TXydH & Smith, Office.

HAS jss received good asso'tnent Of Goods con
s's'nf Of Ssrmsn Brosnoioths, Do>ski ms Cast
mere. and vestings Also, Taltofs Trimmings winch
be on.ss var sale.
He hopes TO rive good sst ss1tion 10 those who may
favor hin With call.
Gehllensn wishing 10 GET . suit would do well TO
can All karDsHts warssat<d U suit of no sale He
ais" ready TO ssi "a his custousts AZ besiofore -
nsfments Of ell kiads made or1sr good o. lie
nod sofkmxnship az Ia ANY city.
Gotttng Tor otssSsto mate and NARRATED 70 fl
ns also has received his spring report Of FASHIONS,
Rutland, April Il
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22
AYsrsR1ss or MEDICINE
Creaisst Discovery Of the Age.

Did yoe ssof uss Nc
Ali.i.fs AL Healing
OiaIinnatI Germany
yu4 hare iof thsre are
lew II any VITO have
sa ss.ileJ themselves
& It's curative qualities
Il ssly osuds a tr.al ~
''nsinee the p~fsons "
% ~ thai Il - really
sDd Truly the i.e~ ami
cls er,sht. ks1grs u
the is0s Of ,ia0ussf.ds
Ubo have too 10 rhs
Constant s.s 81 IL snd
tiseyuiii s,ip.ss ysa, nsy
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sICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.

Extract Of a Letter from Ge"ti'm'n IN pa,io'. o
"DAyro,, May ls'
"pR. A. NJ MAuRicrar--My Der SU Tie
Married Womans Private Medical CompNnon ~
which I enclosed one dollar 'o Your addtr" c,u.
safcly 70 hand. would not have ,rnnhlcd you With
these few lines, but that am imIclled by .eo'e
Of gratitude, Ea myself and wife, IN give u,elsss
70 our sincete and heartfelt emoona
my wife has been percep,by sinking III ''me
three years or more In consequence m hr' great AZ
xuish and suffering some months before and DUNG
confinement; every successive one mon aud mre
debhated and Frustrated her, putInf her 'lo IN I'M
minent danger, and which was on the last OCCASION
despaired of lsupposed thai this state OF 'hns'ru
inevitable, and resigned myself to meet u' won't
At this time tnow about two months head ioa'
book highly spoken Of as containing some matters
reaching my case. On its rccelp, and pcru'sI 40
not express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind and the JOY its pages impaired 10 "',' "a
learning that the great discovery o' NJ NJ ptf'
meaux provided a remedy. hopened prusPe0 to
me which little conceived was po'sloie No prc0
uiary consideration can ever repay the ohlieAtT"'
Am under to you for having been the mean, " IN
parting To Us the matters contained IN The M'r'd
Woman's Private Medical Companion Dot I"
this, ere another year would have passed owe, ny
head, in al human probability my wife would nave
been in her grave and my children lefs no'he''ss
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-08-22

"PHiLADGLpHIA, Nov 20 's7
ada. A. N. hAuRictAui Had known u H." Ia
portant m.tters treated ofin The Married "msb'
Private Medical Companion some years sgo law
much misery might have escaJssi | have ''s'rei
years from causes which you pom, gu. NJ your t''s;
without knowing what o. do obtained copy 90
found my case treated a. Uua every isns's VIZ
svail herself q. the Information contained it, sses
Letters ere daily received Of this character ahne
cessary to present
To tboss vet unmarried bot contemplating uH
rage or perhaps besitstins ~ to the p'uPr-' "
mourning thu responsibilities attendant olsh w. 10
importance Of being possessed Of the tcYelsihh' On
tanned 10 these pages, intimately invm'us NEW
future happiness can not be appreciated ~
II 10. II cour-. imprsctic able To convey H0'" ~
the various subjects treated of A. they AZ" - -
tire strictly intended ior the married " iiS'e 90
i-mpl.iing marriage neither 10 II Necessary ~
II 10 every ones duty N become possesssd a ms
edge whereby the suacrings IN winch Wit ii.afb
Or. or . sisser, may be sab,ect eau BE- oh'iHt'd
y Copies will be sest by Mail free Of ps''"
70 the Purchaser.
~ On the recsp, of One Dois,, THE sAh
RfRD WOMASB PRIVATE MEDICAL OK
PASlOS' 10 sent L~oIsd free 10 any psF 's
United States All letiers mus, be post PAD - -
shose contnininr remitisscei. snd sddfr.sa y ~
4. NJ AAUkieEAU, Boz Iz2%, New f~l y
Publishing OfRce. No. 1870 Liberty o., Sc~ 1H,
Over -, 200 cepses have bees s~a, b, na AZ
tasty
Bookseller, and ageuu engaged in j" az
are making 'handsoms onpetepeles frrr '-'
ready and extraordinary demand for l. th'
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Active loesl snd travelling sseIt,, 'tf .
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.'CAUIiOS-'rb public are espLs'e'
against various ea.sh-psnhies inteu4e1 4" -
pAlmei 81 upon them, initiating The tiiie ~ '''
work as The Married Lsbfss' Medical T."
psoion,' aBd various ether titls, The ti'i- ID
the vvrk ~ sTHs mAEsrsp woNANs F1-
gArG MEpioLL CoxPssIts' by Dr.
lHauTiceaH. S'D%
WINDOW SASH
At L.sbos u GhATt'
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THE MARRIED WOMAN,s
Private Medical COMPANION,

FhoTVssVk w UTfNNFFt ~ "0N's
7mentiefk Edition. ismo, ~ ESQ Pro.t M
THIS WORK ~ INTENDED ESPECIAL.
LY ron THE MARRIED, m uo.e cu,s.prj,
ling marriage. a. Il Diseases imlprsnt secrets bah
should b. known to them particularly.
Here, every fcmsle--'hc wife the m,thcf-.,hs
one either budding into womanhopd. ~ the ote IN
the decline of years in whom na,urr contemplate,
an important chanse--ran discover the causes rmp.
toms. and the mo4t eihcirnt rcmcde, aud n..l re-,
tain mode Of cure. in every complaint TO whrh BIS,
Sex il subject.
The revelations contained in its parcs have proved
q blessing to thousands. AZ the 'nnpmeraLle Acuc,
received by the author (which he is permitted b, To.
,,r;,ara tn nuhiish, will attest.