The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1854-11-08
THE MARRIED woMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

BY DR.. A. NJ. MAURfCEAU, '
Professor of Diseases of W0Aiu@oAs Asadrsdth
Edition (5CO0ool lemO., PIP. 25C- On fHs papsr,sz-
ira binding. $l,o0.l
Every complaint to which woinanis subject, from
grlhnod 10 womarhood, also VIII, and mother,
is fully described with the causes the symptoms, and
also the proper mode oftreatmcnin plain, simple but
in the most chaste, language easily understood And
thus every can discover, by comparing her
symptoms with those described, the nature, character
and causes of her coinplant and be spared mueh
anxiety and suffering. IS .vat.H HoH,
/ The wife about becoming mother has often need
instruction and advice of the utmost Importance ~ hsF
future health, in respect to which sensitveness for
bids consulting medical gentleman, will find such
instruction and advice, and also explain many symp-
toms which otherwise would occasion anxiety OF
aIarm
How 5fy are suffering from distractions or irregu.
larities peculiar to the female system, which UNDER
mine the health, the effects of which they are ignor
ofand for which their decacy forbds seeking medi
cal advice' How many suffer from prolapsHs stsri
Calling Of the w0mb,) from fhor aibas (weakness,
debility, &ye) How many are in constant agony for
many months preceding confinement How many
have difficult ifnot dangerous deliveries and sfcW anu
uncertain recoveresf Some whose lives are hazarded
during such time, will each ard in its pages the means
! ofprevention, amefiolafoh and relief.
How many bitter moments" how much anguish,
might have been spared ID the suefef 10 her husband,
to her relatives, by timely possession of this little
volume. d.. .........L l--r H.. -,
1t impracticable to convey fully the various sub
ects treated a as ey of nature strictly intended
for the married, or those contemplating marriage. s
But no husband; wife or motIer are excusabls II
they still continue in ignorance OF those physiological
laws, by the knowledge of which their health a
hapFness also she future welbcing of their shii-
dren, are secured. ,.eit, .a. nj fts, e.,.,a. ar.
"THE MARRIED woMAN'S PRIVATE MEDr-
CAL CoMPANIoN'' IL a standard work cfestAbisAed
reputation, found dassed In the catalogues Of the
great trade sales in New York Philadelp and other
ces and sold by alShe principal kselefsin in the
United States. 1t was first published In Iez7, since
which time FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES,
have been sold of which there were upwards Of ONE
4 HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL, aiiestihe
the high estimation in which is held as reliable pep
ular Medical BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE; tksa6s
thor having devoted his exclusive attention t6sthe
treatment peculiar 70 females, IN rsspect
Il 10 which he is yearly consulted hy thousands;
T. In consequence Of the universal popularity Or The
work evideuced by its extraordinary sale various
impositons have been attempted by limitations Of e
page sparions editions, and surreptitions infnes.
ments Of copyright well upon booksellers ssupoH
tho pablie It has been found necessary thersf5e 20
CAUTION THE PUBLIC ltobay no book anisnF: he
words aDr IA. y. MAuRtcauA, la9 Liberty st:f
q is on the title page; and bny only Of respectable and
Ehcuorabis dealers, 81 soRds ~ MALI and address y
! ri. A. NJ. Mauricean sH aI@
r. TPUpo,, receipt Of Ono Dollar ssThs Married We
| mans Private Medical Companion, is cent fmatfes
r.s 10 any part ofthe nisd States, the osasAssaaz
British Provinces Ailiettcts mSst6 posipAia shd
addressed 20 DR.. A. D.. MAuRIcEnu, Box 1224, EsR
York City Publishing Once, Nc!l2e Ifbefty Street,
bNOTICE--D Dr.. b. M0RTO M tlsuM ia
form hisfrends and the public, that he hss isved
BIS once, to his Dwelling House, on Main nt hs4r9
opposite tie Town Hall ID Rayen9ss phele xeaay n
| attepd % all the calls 10 hisprcfefsicn. a j.