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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

M The man that g cusscs'i the State
because he is compelled to pay few cents
school tax aud who grumbles every time lie
buys scaool book, and who don't take his
county paper because he can get one from
thcrci,y that has more horrible murders in
il, for good deal less money, was in at the
Circus last week, and brought his wife and
s.nine small children 1t didn't cost him
over q w though he say the clown, got
a little tipsy, and had a glorious spree -
Cheap. wasn'tsitp
~ II there is one thing that woman
moro prides herself on than another, it is
9her excessive economy in smallthings On
Tuesday, Mrs Ssurday, trottcd all over
town 30 buy her "sweetmeat sugar" three
cents less on the seven pounds In less
than 4 week, this same Mrs Sourday will
be buying a forty dollar shawl, that she no
more needs than an old maid needs dou.
bic bcdstcad
For saving cents and spending pounds,
we will put tae feminine gender against any
other portion Of the human family.
HrA singular mistako il represented to
have been recently made BY an aged lady,
in taking mild pills that did her excellent
service. Having put them in saucer on a
shelf, to take whenever hsr case required a
desc, she by mistake swallowed some glass
beads that happened TO be in another sau,
Ger, and was cured before the error was dis.
covered
In LucK-.Well stranger where arc you
outn z said landlady Of Arkansas to her
Why, madam. / am noN from Baltimore,
Md, but / was born and brought up in
Massachusetts, near Boston, said the gem
sAin't that whar the Yankees lives |? said
fhclady Law me you arc the very man
i have been looking for this long time my
clock Is out eff iix,' calculated the lady in &C.
ssa.ics Of JOY
HSr We heardA we bit toddliug,' Of not
more than Eve years, ask her mother where
she was going when she died TO heaven,
i hops, my dear. SHALL have anything
70 eas therea Yes, my child, you will be
fed on the bread Of life WIN there be
plenty Of butter on i, Mother &
Ngw vgKsiox One jour printe. asked
another, ii our hearing other day, what
he thought Of this world la most pregnant
3uUultH~~MUlc1 was answered. ny tue Otuer
II Inc statement that : the world is stage,
and the printers are the hosses.n More
truthful than Shakesperiai
HI wish you would not smoke {. CARS,
said litile plump black-cycd girl 40 her
lovcr. ~ ~ may not smoke a. we'll as your
ck7mncys Z Bscausc ehimaeys don't
smoke when they arc in good o-dcrF lie
has a4it smoking.
n Among the eariosities lately added
q t6o Schenectady Museum, is musqaito's
bladder containing the souls oStweniy four
,nisers and the fortunes of twslvc printers
--nssrly half faA
lLfe H5 notions about lfa, said Soutbev.
are $ about lssxelling there Is . good
t>nl of smuscmeuls on tho road. bat aftcr al
nc.nants q Be # rest
NJ clerk ID store al Butfslo writes
10 hiz ifichd> II home, 7 have plaeuy
tine 81 4 nor a-dayS. very little wors 10 al
..-6a< fra don't advertise
10 jim, said Abneo Phelps tho Other
az b His son Jim ysu are Larry. whal
* earth Do you expect 70 q Tor living /
Wk1 fisher, I've been thinking Is how ]
I.c|1 ~ I<exolQ .'onarl tens'enef.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
PAUL 8 WINTER CLOTHING

) G1LL " w lin LA OLU QAlV0,
TIfE undersigned having enlarged their Store
i Room have now ON hand al their ClOthiag
Emporium The most superior stock Of READY
l1fARE CLOTHING ever offered in Harpers-
Ferry, Tor The present FALL and WINTER trade,
fWhere purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment of
Eeea6y-Hade ClOthims:
Goats. Pants, Vests, Shirts, aliqaaities; Drawers,
Boots Hats. three qualities; Rough and Ready
Hats Caps, vesy large supply; all Of which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that cannot
fail 10 please Also, superior lot of Silk Cotton,
and Bingham Pocket and Neck Handkerchitis,
Crayats, Cloves Socks, Saspenders, Umbrellas,
Canes. Pen Kniycs. Razor Sirops. &c. &c.
TRUNKS. I,ALICES 4. CARPE1.BAGS.
Ey- This being the largest stock OF heady. Made
Cotaiag ever offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
call from all purchasers DESTROYS Of being served
on reasonable terms, either wholesale or retail
n. b. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock of Clothing are informed
that We are prepared TO have Clothing made 10 or
der atShor notice and guaranteed FIT at the same
low prices.
- WeTeturn our sincere thanks to the citizens
Of Harpers Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage ne have received and solicit
continuance Of the same, as we pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing wanting on our parlt0render
general satisfaction, both in. Goods and Prices
r. WALTER g. BRO.
Harpers- Ferry September 20 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

ME want Is purchase Corn and Hay, for
wv which We viii nav tie market price 10 goods
or cash KEYES & KEARSLEY
December 9 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
Seit. = 57I--siil. NAFahfrasolFt, a.
MfYeigh, Harper s Chamberlain,
Wholesale Grocers & Extensive
DEALERS ia
Boofs, shoes, Hats, Caps, &c,
1LEX GDlsIA, ii.


DESPECTFEIEI make known TO tLeir Gus
In toners ard dealers generally, thai they are
now receiving thaik.Fa sioek purchased direct Of
the Importers and manufacturers OF New York and
Boston consisting, in pafi as follows
125 bids oIleans 2 Rico and Nluscovado Sugar;
% boxes Double Refined Leaf do
~ bbls Crushed ard Pulyegized do;
Il so Grauaiaied do;
25 boxes White Havana do;
go hadS, Tierees aud bhls Porto Rico New Orleans
caldeiasaHd sugar House Moasscs-;
80 casks Sugar House Spup;
800 bags GIren Rio ard Jainaie&G Coffee;
l5o 2. Old Java and ApgosiGra do;
80 halle Gap Imperial AID Y. Tyson Teas;
80 Halt chests fugfheng Go;
ll0,Ioxes Tpbacen rs aud S 10 The III;
1 C1vcnhsh nieaun 70 extra Zoe quality.
They iae;te particular pttehiion 10 teen stock =
Green aud Black 3eas aIsA Tehuceus-waich viii be
ioBnd Of fine quality, al very reasonable Prices aHd
warranted to gave satisfaction
% boxes GafFttia Scotch Snnl in Bottles;
bbs. Do 10 dos in lladdets;
Is coo IFiaclFe--La Norma AID Bucra Vista Cigars
39.eo0 hall Spanish DO:
l25 \ Rose, Al4adna, ylriegated, Rar>und Castle
200 q TaIow Mould c4adics;
- +" AdamaHlGe do;
| IS 8. Goshen Chcese;
p .. Pine A pEle do,
/ G5 80 Peal Starch;
| 80 Cloco.ale and Cocoai
/ $50 reams No / ard Ruled Cap aud Letter Paper;
$50 Cap aud Crown Wrapping dos
! 10 bales Almonds;
4 100 boxc Bunch Rgisus:
200 Window Glass y. 70 aAsf4e.I2;
/ 700 kegs Pure White Leaii,; T
I SEQ !" Bl4st!ug Powder;
/ 100 Sporting do; r
4 l5C bags Shot, assorted Nos,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

Hollow are Castings.
II ARGE Pots Ke,lles Ovens SkilIets Griddles,-
La Spiders. Extra Oven and Skillet Lids Of all
No Nov us Is. '''S's' 7. RAwIlNs & SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
Blessings Oyster Saloon.

THIS Esiahlishluepi has been refticd and open
u e1Naud The Proprietor has made saeh arrange
viii cliable him 10 supply his CID suslom-
fhsfs hS lhs piate. quart Or can The
tuL ritd Il cali
cel fesa. ,. i. BLESSING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

FRHSHl OYSTERS.

ERESH OYSTERS are now being served up
JIG daily al lie Restaurant in he basement Of
Carriers Hotel. Families can 81 accommodated ai
all times ~ the Can Or Otherwise.
September So lisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

r.~,hir Eaffre1Tlr: bal Twn DotEsHa wiIt III Ia
~ IA ,aalncni il tai Il paid c=trsly ID sdFance.
80 iVi,tnt rer parmentis deferred iwyysd The
r.sifr,ioh q fh- year inlcrrst will BE cisafss.
~, Subscriptions M six msnlhs, s. q. ~ be
Atl Invariably ia adgarcr.
- ADVERTISING.
ri. trrtns nf advertising arc fsr s1rarc ~ lesy
= ~ tkfee fascrtinns--iaFseF onEs in the same
,.rSnursioa. Each continuance - cents per square
~ 1IfadFcais<meuts not ordered f.fr spcrids
,r,sc ,ri Be continued unsi forbid and char ae-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

Ngw YERsioS One jour printer asked
another, ii our hearing . other day, what
he thought Of this world "a most pregnant
inuuiry--Which was answered BY the other
II Inc statement that the world is stage,
and the printers are the hosses.n More
truthful than Shakesperiai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

TITO man o. sIeaty habits, with small fam
L III will furnish dwelling ionse 10 which
wood and water Is convenient. Possession given
IN The firsf day of November next
October 9t 1852 GEO BACKH0USE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

Hr We heardA we bit toddling,' Of not
more thansiye years, ask her mother where
she was going wlsn she died. $40 heaven,
i hops, my dear. Shall / have anything
10 eal there r Yes, my child. You will be
fed on the bread Of life WIN there be
plenty Of butter on il, Mother 2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

T0LATED Table Spoons and Forks. Alfalfa Ia
bIesand Tea spoons Wire strengthened Brit
fania. Iron and German Silver spoons jnsi Ieetir-
ed hY RAW lNS . SUI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

~ A singular mistake j. represented to
have been recently made BY an aged lady,
in taking mild pills that did her excellent
service Having put them in saucer on a
~helf, to take whenever hsr case required a
desc, she BY mistake swallowed some glass
beads that happened 10 be in another sau,
Ger, and was cured before the error was dis.
covered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30

+. D. HAMMOND,
A. III. GRiDLER,
Harpers- Ferry, Ia.
l.. NJ. SMITH,
Thnrlesin1ri, LIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
Receiving & FOrWarding Business,

They are determined 10 leave no effort nHspared
10 accommodate the old, andallthe new CUSTOMERS
who may favor them with their patronage
They wiil keep constantly on hand a large as.
sortme of articles suitable 10 the wants OF The
farming Immunity, such as S1it Fish, f9iaSter,
Tar. &c. f;hey respectfully invite all anu every
eTson who sire bargains Ia give them cali
having made up their minds that i" a penny turned
is a penny made"
j G. Morris will give the business lis stict,
personal and undivided attention.
JOHN G MORRIS,
In 1SSo NINCEN,r w MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-12-30
New Eir,sa al thr Epcnof.

TINE undersigned having formed co-parnsf-
i ship Rnder the name and firm of9Johh u.
Morris & Co, are prepared 70 afoG increased "a
cilitieS for transacIing all Tie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-13
LEGAL RUYTOES.

osssn q Mayor Ald:Insa ana SsnIoS.sy q =:
not already Spsnss from Stree;
in the above entitled matter hereby give notice.
sn zD1 81 s % T f. ~.
@ e. .
e. Or
q ~ snd improved Gr lands Affected
whose interest, arc affected thereby and vhS may %
srs
81 ~ & e
date Of this notice And that the limits embrseed BY the
Az h 1,F Iss ns IA sSy
Ss
street tho norSariy side oath street;
!. a ou T. seS e. the
missioner Ale in the efoe Of the Street Commits
,sss: Ans sss s n; New New
York sf lying on both dss Of said First
ofhh water the Harlem At the north
map Of the Commissioned Of Estimate and Assessment II
NE assys entitled mattel and which said map entitled
from street Harlem river surveyed In 1850
and 1851 New York, April 1882 Richard Amermar City Sur
veyor" Is hle in tho Street Commissioners oioo
Of the CITY Of New York. And also all the pieces
interseotnR said First between the nsrtherly SIDE
of fortyeona street and the souherly side of Eghty
fourth street. bounded on the east by line distant half
between said First ane avenue A. and the
west by line half way distant between said First
and Second laid out and colored the said be-
neft map, Gle aforesaid In the Office Of the Street
Commissioner Of the city Of Now York And aso, all the
parcels OF land tuas or lying both sides
streets nerseotng said First between the norhery
aide Of street and the southerly side Of 1yh
street. Also the lot 81 the Of the lot at the northeast
Of h street and Aso the lot At the
rear of thu lot at the southwest Of 18th street ano
First ALSO two lots at Of the triangular los
et the northeast of 18th stroee and First
Afro tho triangular LOT ~ the d the lob a the north
west corner OF 10th street and First avenue Also the
triangular lot al the Of the let at the northeast
Of is street snd First Also trce lots ON tho
northery side OF st street. distant about eot
westerly from she westerly side Of said First Alro
land Of Philip Mlledcler and the souherly side Of
l22d street, Also two lots st the Of land Of Philip
Medolle tho northwest OF First avenue and
22d street. Also, thrce lots owned by Philip Mile
avenue. Also, plot Of ground, owned BY Thatcher
E. Payne, at tho of land Of James Chesterman 10
tween 2ad and 2th srets and lying vest of First
aud also lot lying the north side OF th street. distant
the said further give notice that
port In the above entitled matter will be made aud
sented to the Supreme Court OF the State Of New York
special term Of tho said court be held the City s
ocmber 1882 and that then and there thcreatc.
report Be sonS5@ss IsseS S:T YsSk Sept q 1854
s Ss9ses . E q fAshEHsN' Commissioner.
WILLIAM SINCLAIE. }
HErRy =. DAVIES, Attorney.
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(yoppoRA ALTON NoTIcE.-PUDLIC NOTICE IS HERE.

CORPORATION MOTT CE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE
Oby given TO the owners occupant or occupants
ali lots improved unmproved lands affect
cd that the following assessments have beon
plod ~ the Assessors and are lodged in the once Of the
Burcau % for examination by all persons IN
tcreted regulating and grading space forty feet
wide through the centre o Eighth avenue from Eighty
fourth To lh street The imits embraced by such ascss
men include all hs several houses and lots Of ground va
cant lots pic and pnrees Of land situated both sides
81 Eihth avenue from Eshtyfogrh 70 ioSh street On
nth Eighty Eighty seventh. Eightyeighth, Eighty
NINTH Nineteth Ninety first, Ninety tecond, Nnetythrd
Nney.fourth Finetyhfth Ninety-tixth Ninety seventh
M mn, va h Tooth lost leld lOsd loth
iDth lV1t lIth and lth strecte eastery, half to
The seventh aud westerly half way the Ninth syenue
Al prons whose interests affected by the med
seetets and who nre orp1sed to the same either Of
the a. are Icqustss 70 present their Ia writing
In thirty days from the date OF tlie notice. y
kAMuRL III. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }As,cssors.
ISAAC WV. SMITH.
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HEAR THE NEWS FROM A DYsPEPrIC.-DELA-
Ii ware City, Oct o. lsI9.Desr sr-I write to inform
that fast getting we'll Of dyspepsia and hope
you viii perseverc In case for there others waiting
to IL you make Of for you can cure
you will get plenty to do. Sincerely your friend Bonis
min White. Div ision street., Camden. To Mr.. Robaok
rinston called upon me complsning sickness % long
that had baed all the doctors In his par Of the sounry
His symptoms melancholy sphits pains in the long
to get and walk tho hoor with headache and furrd
tongue In the morning and dsssveeabie taste In his
mouth His sickness had become he often
like giving in despair but after calling entirely
cured him In weeks. VIM. Pennington Bette town
chip Delaware county AL letters to q. W RoBACR, No.
hite street will be rellousy attended TO II prepaid
For more particulars call and get Astronomical almanac
gratis whers certificates caa be seen.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICES HERE
" by gven to the owner owners occupant or ocou-
pants Of all houses and lots improved unmproyed lands
affected thereby that the following have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and In the office Of
the Bureau for exaunstISn BY q. persons
from point fifty feet west the Seventh avenue to
point fifty feet west Of the Sixth The limits
and lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of land
Seventh avenues the westerly Sixth
and eastery side Of Seventh between Thirty
and Thirty streets and the northw etery and
souhwestery Of street and Seventh
AL persons whose interests affected BY the
Or either Of them are their
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL II DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WIN SMITH,
Office, Bureau Of Assessments. Street Department.
Nov. Is, 1852
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES. NO.

DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NO
~ vember IL, lS52-To ContractorsSenled proposals
will be received at the office Of Commissioner Of
and Supplies, No New City Hall until Monday, the 22d
DO publicly opened accordance with the ordinance there
for.for filing the Easerly part hs Third avenue from
q the graded portion The plan and spseaoati9.
regard thereto be had ct the office Of the
Of Repairs and Supplies No New City Hall. Blank e,
with the name Of tho or persons etmatng the date
Of and the to which II relstes NB
Of the estimator deemed for the interest Of the Corpora
tion. WILLIAM ADAMS,
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies.
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CORPORATION NOTlCE--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the occupant
cupants Of all houses and lots improved unmproved
lands effected thereby that the following assessments
Off Of the Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all
persons interested viz For building Sewer in Fifteenth
9th street between the Sixth and Seventh The
limits embraced by such includes several hous
land situated both sides Of Fifteenth street, between
Sixth and Seventh All persons whose interests
opposed to the either of them requested to
their objections in writing to the undersigned At
their Office No. Hall Of Rec ords within thirty days from
the day OF this notice.
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ; ASSESSORS
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessment, Street Department, No
vember IL, 1852.
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H0RP GRAFTON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given TO the owner or owners occupant Or
affected thereby that the following have been
completed the Asscsor and lodged In the office Of
Interested viz For building sewer in Charles street,
Tho limits embraced by such assessment include AL the
several houses and lots Of ground vacant lots and
parcels Of land situated both sides of Charles street,
from Greenwich the North river the easery
southerly 100 from Charles Streets sides Of
Fourth, Bleecker, Hudson, Greenwich and Washington
streets and the eastery side Of West street. norery
the At the next street, and southery 100 feet
from Charles street Ali whose interests af
fected by the above named and who
sent their objections in writing the undersigned h their
Office No. Hall of Records, within thirty days from the
date Of this notice.
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Office Fureau Of Assessments Street Department, Nov.
Is, 1852.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given the OCCUPANT occupants
Of lots improved unimproved lands affected
thereby that the owing been completed
by the Assessors and lodged in the office Of the Bureau
OF Assessments for by all persons interested
yzFor tagging the northerly sidewalks of Delaney street.
between NanFn East streets The limits embraced by
such the several houses and lots Of
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
the norherly side Of Delaney street. between East and
Mar GIN Ali persons whose interests affected by the
above named and who to the same,
either them requested to present their
in writing the undersigned at their office No. Hall Of
Records within thirty Of the date Of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO NEW CITY
Hail. Taxes for ls42Tsx payers hereby not-
fed that addition cent will Be added ali taxes
remaining unpaid the fr.t day Of December next and
Two per cent the hteenth day Of December next The
making as early payments possible to avoid crowd
and delay which must necessarily previous the
diton Of the eentage Hours for receiving from
o'clock A. N. till p. n. Bankabe money only received
HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes.
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CORPORATION NOTICE - PUBLIC NOTICE IS
hereby given, to the owner or owners occupant or oc
cupants houses and lots, improved proved
lands affected thereby that the following assessments
have been completed by the ASSESSORS and lodged in
the Office Of the Bureau examin by
all persons interested viz For regulating and mscaiam
izng Fifty fourth street. from Broad the Eighth
The limits embraced by such assessment include all
the several houses and lots Of ground vacant ot pieces
and parcels of land situated both sides Of Fifty fourth
street from Broad TO the Eighth avenue All persons
ard who opposed to the same or either ofthem
requested to present their objections in writing to the
their Office, No. Hall Of Records, within
thirty days from the date of this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ASSESSORS.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Office Bureau Of Assessments, Street Depart nent Nov
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nEsPATCH LINE FOR SAN sCo.-THE NAG
~ niheent new clipper ship WINGED RACER will DO
rosdy Tor Tuesday next 10th Inst shippers hav
ing ents. wpeaso their freight in readiness
togo Immediately board the ship viii have the most
eytrarort mary despatch For balance OF passage
having enturrassed accomplishing appy 70
f. u. SUTTON, 81 Wall street.
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NV MAP OF CALiFoRNIA--A NEW MAP OF
California BY c. D. Gbbcs from HIS wn and other re-
cent and explorations This by far the most
rl,te map cf California yet published. coun-
ties roadt. mines &c. For at TANNER's Mar Store
Ie Broadway, corner FULTON street.
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TIVE MARRIED woMAN,s PRIYATR NEDIoA

vGSUE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL
4 Companion.-By DR.. A: N. Maurooaa, Professor .
Price slYears Of suffering, Of Fhysical and mental q
guish, TO nc tonate wife, aud pecunary dcul
ties to the husband, might hnvo bean spared By tsl
possession Of THE work ~ 10 intended especially fer q
married. those contemplating MARRIAGE 10 10 DISCLOSE
lsrly.
either budding into voanhood the oher in the dss
OF years-in whom natere oonenrpiates An Important
change discover The esusss symphonic and ths nss
Efficient remedies, and the most certain mode Of
every complaint to which her Is subject.
(Extrses Of letter from gentleman In Dayton 0hieJ
Ny Dear sir-My wife has boon perceptbly sAkins 81
three years In consequence Of her great
gush and suffering months before and during her
hncmencvery successive one more and more debitae1G
and which was, on tie Last oes.son desparsd Of -
posed this state Of things inevitable aud rssgned No
self meet the worst. Az this time (now about tWo
somo matters reaching my case On s receipt and psrass
cannot express to the relief IL afforded my dstrss1
remedy. opened prospects TO which Little Con
ceved possible But for this another woHn
have passed my head In all human probability N
wife would have been In hor srave and my shdrsi ls
II is OF course inprseoahle 70 convey more fully ~
serious subjects treated of they are Of nature STRICTLY
Intended 70. the %ar gs o. these mar
at publishing Office No. l2s Liberty street, New 1eR
Little Co., Albany; Joseph Tucker, Mobile AlA 2 p
Peterson No 50 Chestnut street PhilsdephiA On Shs
postage any part the United States All letters must
te Addressed, poet paid TO Dr. n. MAURICRAU. boxl4
New York Post onioe. ofse. No. izs Liberty street.
q ssS g y ~.
tlemsn who may desro free o. 70 say Part THE
United States. BY addrsssius ~ above