The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-17
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL PANIOy,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURiCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES or WOMEN.

BY DR. A. NJ MAtRlCEAU,
PROFESSOR DISEASES WOMEN
Tuenteth Edition. lsmO. Pr. $50. Price, ST.
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIALLY FOR THE
important secrets which should be known to them
Here every female,bs wife, the mother-.he ether
budding the in the decline of years.
cover the causes symptoms and the most seent
and certain mode Of in complaint to which
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author (which he permitted by the wrersto publis will
sIcKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Ertreet Of a Let.erJroma Gentfsman n DAYTON Q.
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been in her grave, and my caldrca LEFT moiheriess.
Extract JrV@ letter.
COMPETENCE AID HEALTH
LANCASTER, Pa. Oct. -, uf7.
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me atoo, where was az the bgnning Of each year And
barely tie nscessare- Of life Finally ths CONSTANT effort
vas beginning 20 have rs effect health felt ess
capable 60 endure its continuance whale ielt the necessity
Of perseverance,
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tive ofthe prtratsd condition. Of wife
with occasional intcrnisson) fer sir years much Of
time conhned 60 her bed aud d incapable Of taking
the charge Of household Her cend
ti-n aro-c from causes OF which ignorant Oh what
would have given had the siy years live again
What would my given been spared the Iona
days and m longer nights prostrnto bed Of sickness
all Of .eh would have been avoided had then seen sopy
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Ertract from a Letter.
TO THOSE JUST MARRIED-"HAD KNOWN"
PbuLADYLrpUa, Nov. ~, I~t7.
DR.. NJ. M.vnier.u Had l. known Of the imgortant
Companion some years how much misery might hass
escaped have suffered years frcm which point
copy and found my treated Of trust every female
VIII gyaii herself 81 the formation contained pages
ttss are daily rcoeycd Of this character unnecessary
To those yet unmarried, bu. eonteu plating marriage o
sponfbiits attendant upon H. the Importance bsn.
Possessed of the revelations contained In these pages Ia
tmatcy Involving their future happiness cannot be
M course ipracticate to convey more fully the va
reus sutgeet treated o. they Of nature strictly
tended for the married those marriage
neither since l. every ones duty becom
possessed q knowledge whereby the suhrings - which
wife, mother orr sster may be subject can be obviatee