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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29
srxcER's SEWING MAcHIxEs.-New Machines

SINGERS SEWING MACHINEs.-NeW Machines
NJ IN spproyed uy.e will be exchanged liberal terms
Tor nachinery Of every hind Great numbers OF Machines OF
the Avery Wilson, Grover Batter and other patents nave
hen Md heh car Used advantage These ma.
chimes w offer relieve the Pube from oid unmpIoysd
ueclnsT make txchaug In the same way Od
,ch1es 40 received by will 1T be destroyed For
te ms 81 exeasnse sPPy personally BY letter to l. M
SNGLz & Co No. SIS BIOsdway
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I'll. ch..I week the Of gayety and soc. reunion
\ upos as and in 6tns sccomp niment GrSN has ms
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stand Sbyse all comp, ton. suite OF elegant
pnv.s apartment, so seDl log bis fnous DYE, the geLest
dsrd sIbce Of ia Kind thou hout the Word His
RYE Of WIGS and TouPEIs perfection itself Wholesa
AID rttsr 81 cRfsTADoRe's No 6 Astol Houte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-29

LARGE AUCTION SALE OF CARPETS, &c.--We
te call the attention Of readers to the extensive sale
Of Carpsts Russ Oh Cloths &C. 10 tske place THIS DAY by
ALBTET H. rIcotAY Auetioneer at No lol Bo"efy, near
Ironett a. C4 O'clock q IN. For fol particulars see the
"a " iser,srt Of tie Ane iopee, % another cllump.
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JAMES LITTLE & Co., No. 4l2 Broadway,
MERcBAST TAILoRS,
where can DO found the best stock Of
READY-MAD CLoTHfHG
in the CITY, Goods made TO ord,r the short NOTES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
a G a r n

hOCToR GEO. VI. TIGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the City Of
London, England, has taken up his abode in Kut-
land, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula, salt
kheum, Nenereal Diseases whether acute chronic,
and III Cutaneous Diseases of the skin. lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes charge where
there is no cure effected. Persons bringing certia-
catss from the Minister of their gion, of thei,
inability to pay, he will without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case Of fail
ure. This be feels assured will be sufficient con-
vince the public, that be does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, or quachs, who
live upon the suierinSs and credulity of their fellow
creatures.
SYMPTOMS OF CAxcER.--This disease originates
in the form of Pmples Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
tuberances, Preternaural cnlarg ements and Tuber.
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unplca sant itching, succeeded by twitching,
and sensation felt as If there fly or spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals darling
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses.
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
sorrow for the loss of relatives Also often produces
it. 1t is favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women when it occurs in the married, the
menses .nost always cease first, showing q connec.
ton between them it a so apears very commonly
at the period when this secretion disappears. 1t
occurs even in subjects a. young as five years but
most common in advanced life, and scrOfula predis
pose. to it.
The Doctor will attend n patients in the country
If called on to do so, to inform them OF hiswhere-
abouts, that they may avail themselves of hisser
vices. His address is :" Dr.. GEORGE NJ. TIGHI,
corner of Mechanics and Forss, streets, Rutland VI.
GEORGE N. TIGHE,
Practical Csrer Doctor.
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DIR. MARsHALL's
Catarrh and Headache Snuff

is an article superior to any thing in the marks
l. for curing tho CatarTh, Headache, Cold in the
Head, partial deafness, and all the common diseases
of the Head. We, the undersigned, Wholesale
Druggi.ts, having for many years been acquainted
with DR.. MsrshAll's Catauh and Headache snuff,
Manufactured by Charles Bowen, and sold it in our
whole sale trade eheerfully state that believe it
to be equal, in every respect to the recommendations
given of it for the of Catarrhal Affections, and
that It is decidedly tho dest article we have ever
known for all the common diseases Of the Head.
Heushaw, Edmands Co., SO India Street, Reed,
Austin 4 Co, 81 lndia-st,, Brown, Lamson Co.,
40 lndast., Reed, Cutler Co., 80 lndia.st Seth
W. fow!e, 1853 Washington ct, Wilson, FaiTbank A
Co., IS and As Hanover st.. Carter, Coloord Pres
ton, SC Hanover st., Boston II. II, Hay, Portland
Maine Thomas 4 Fuller IS Maiden Lane, c. IL.
Ring, 1872 Broadway, A, Il. 4 d. Sands. 100 Fulton
st., Stephen Paul 4 Co., li9 Chambers ST., Israel
Minor Co., ga Fulton st., Curtis 4 Perkins, l49
Chambers st., Mckesson Robbins, l27 Maiden
Lane, Haviland, liausl Risley, so Maiden Lane.
stebbins, Morgan Butler, Cliff st, A. L. Scovil
a Co, 3l6 broadway, c, V. Clickener Co., 81
Barclay at, NJ. ward, Close Co, So Maiden Lane
New York.
sold by medicine dealers every where.
JAMES NJ HENRY travelling Agent for Vermont.
April 2s r4amos'
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E. DANFORD's PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

TlNHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
L 1T called the attention of Farmers and the
Public to the above machine, which they are
manufacturing for the harvest Of 1855.
From thorough examination of the comparative
merits Of the different kinds Of Moving Machines,
brought before the public, in the States OF Vermont
Now York. Ohio. Indiana and Illinois. during the
astsesson, we arc fully satisfied that E. Danfords
Iron Grass Cutter with double edges will give the
bost satisfaction under all circumstance of any that
has yet been offered to the public; also sus
tanned In this opinion, by several d.intere,ted per-
sons that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages Of this Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with a double
crank. over the single edges working though
slant, in the guards or fingers cannot fail to be APP
parent to the most common observer. LIST. From
the saving in power, the edges cutting like shears.
and. Tho impossblity Of cloggins. Sd. That they
chino ceived the first premium of the State Agri
cultural Society Of Illinois, of 1884, after trial Of
four days in competition with all Machines Of any
note. Also the hrst premium Of the Chicago Me-
chanies Institute of 1858 and 1854, and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinois and In
diana. It has in every instance received the first
premium when put In composition with any other in
We respectfully invite all who are DESTROYS Of
purchasing . moving machine for the coming har-
vest 10 call and examine one We have on hard, be-
forc purchasing elsewhere: The machines We man
ufacturs will be made with, or without guards to
the edges, required for the meadows they are to
be used upon. They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds Of grass, coarse or hns. vet or dry thick or
thin. a. we'll ss can be done with ssythe.
MURRAY l.. PATRICK.
RUFUS PATRICK.
Hiuesburgh, April Ind, 1885. vaotf
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Telegraphic Report OF the Cam
bridge Cattle Market.

[Reportcd for the Weekly Free Press
Thursday, July 5th.
At Market 292 cattle, about $50 becves
and 43 Stores consisting of Working Oxen,
Cows, and Calves, Yearlings two aud three
years old
Market Beef Extra--per cwt. s9A.
First quality, 50.
Second do Ssi as
Third do IS It.
Ordinary s. al
Hides per cwt SCAT
Tallow Ga /.
Pelts IS ct, to l so
Calfskins 10 cents per lb.
Barrelling Cattle, to per hundred.
Veal Calves-6 7 a O. 638 at
market.
stores-working Oxen-l5o a 70 a so a
% a 200 2l0.
Cows and Calves, 35, 8, so, 2, S, 8, 40 o
5, so to 65
Yearlings, mono.
Two year, old, SO, 8, 40, 2, 5 to so.
Three years old, As, 6, 6, so, 2, 6 to "a.
Sheep and Lambs, 1872 at market Quail
tyasa whole ordinary.
Extra, 6, Q, 10,
By lot, u, a l, 2, a t, !, 4, 81
Swine, none.
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Mr.. kEySZDr,-To pen can describe what .uf-
fered from nursing sore mouth and canker-none
but mother who had it, can possibly believe what
It is-and none but those who used it can possibly
believe the efficiency Of your Medical Discovery
in curing it. ELIZABETH CROSS, Cambridge
~ Druggists, Merchants and Others. who would
ike to act as Agents please send in their orders TO
FRED. r. SMITH, Druggist, Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent for Vermont,
DONALD KENNEDY. Proprietor, Ro1bury, Mass,
A. e. SPEAR and TIiEo. A. PECK, Agents. Bur.
llngton; L. L. DuCTHER SON, St. Adams; H.
HODGES, and E, B. GREEN, Richmond "
u: sPRAGUE, Versennes Also, by Druggists and
Merchantseverywhere.
Nov. ~, 1854. wly
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UNION HOUSE,

Opposite Union Railroad Depot,
ALBANY-ST., TROY. N Y.
THIS HOUSE WILL BE OPEN ON OR ABOUT
i the 22d of March, for the accommodation OF
the public. The House 10 new. and is fitted up with
all the modern improvements. and is being fur n.hed
in superior manner. The proprietor viii be happy
to any of his former friends also, all those u
the travelling public who may favor him with call
J. W, sTkARks, Proprietor.
March II, 1854, DIFF
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Hat, Cap & Fur Store.
q j. EDMoNDs @
HAS JUST RETURNED FROM THE CITY.
with large stock Of
Summer STYLES
Of Hats and Cdp' and SrdtD Goods,
A good supply Of BLK. Moleskin, Black and Drsb
Beaver and other Hats. Of the latest fashion and best
quality. A good assortment Of Gents and Boys
Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats,
Ladies' d Misses Boomers,
CHILDREN AND INFANTS HATS.
large assortment Of Black, Pearl, Drsb aud
White Soft Hate Of all grades.
Also a splendid assortment Of TRUNKS, BON
NET CASES. VALIeES, Ladies' and Gents Sstohels
Carpet and Leather Bags,
Umbrellas, Canes 4 Gloves,
NITTENS, BOYS BELTS, Dc.
Those wanting any of the above articles will ind
it for their advantage to call at the Hat, Cap and
Fur Store next door to Lyman's, College Street.
Hats and Caps made to order and warranted to fit.
! ~ Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-07-06
WOLFE'S
sCUIFDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs

Nhis medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
l. proprietor at Schedam, in Holland, expressly
for medicinal purposes. 1t has been submitted to
nearly all the first Chemists and Physicians in the
United States, who endorse il their own sigma
lures one of the great essentials of the Materia
Medica. tits now prescribed with great success in
Gravel, Gout, Rheumatism, Distinctions Of Bladder
and Kidneys, aud for Dyspepsia it has no superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles, enveloped in
yellow paper, with my name on the bottle, cork and
label, and for sale by all respectable druggists in
the United States.
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
is, 20 4 ~ Beaver St, New York.
Mays. (w4Sm3) rs South Front ST., Phila
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Carpeting.
BRUSSELS, AUBUSSON, THREE PLY, IN
ID grain, superfne, Fine, and Stair Carpeting
Floor and Table Oil Cloths different widths, Plain
ard Check Mating, Crumb Cloths, Druggett,
Rugs, Door Matts the best assortment Of desirable
styles in town, for sale by
C. I. STAMFORD.
May IA, 1855. d6w
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 6 1855
rNRT EnM ANn

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
Rev. JOSEPH Z. KING, A. NJ, Pfmupai
Rrv. II. i. Taylor, 81. uard.
Twrn'y p.ofl,sors mud Teachers.
NAMN,tH BRICK BUfLDGNGS-with Malo
We and ie4lie Dcpartmcnts-in tho estimation
Of intel & visitors, uncquallod by any Seminary
edidce in 10 country. n Special facilities in
Ancient aud Modern Languages and in Music
Fall Term begins Aug. lG Winter Term Dec 6.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fuel washing,
tuition in common English, and Ircidonal,, in al.
vance for tho whole term Of / 1 woeks, S2J.
E1custion Trains. at reduced larc, on the frst and
tho last day Of each Term.
Those who desire superior iaeilitic; for thorough
education, commercial, ca.-irnl r. rnnmcnt Il, and
are c0p1Je n ,pug ri,irs rue, arc invited to
apply for Catalogues OF for Board t. the Principal.
Fort Edward MY, May o., l-jj. w2mos
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Merchants Gargling Oil

HAs BEEE BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
L thsa 10 years. and has eSuirsd an unbounded
celebrity not only ~ the best Linmsnt for Horses
ever known. but ~ an Embreeation for Family Use,
IL stands unriv vailed.
1t ia sold by .lmos. all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the couatry. Of whom Pamphlets oon-
had.
General Depot. Lookport, n. Y. A liberal dis
count is made purchassrs and all ordersaddrssed
TO NJ. II. TUCKER CO., successors to G. W.
MERCHANT will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by IHEo. A. PECK. q. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and g. G. CATLIN. Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte JOHN SIMMoNDs, I'd,
shslburne; L. W. WILLIAMS, Essex Z, b.
GREEN, Richmond z. S. WHITCoMB, Willisto n,
Div. 500 Z. II. LANE. Jericho Center L. BUR-
CESS CO., Milton S. C ISHAM, winooski Falls (;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States csnsdAs.
Aug. 4, 1854. w6wly
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Rutland q Burlington Rail- Dad.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

g L...s !....l.l,:..s.;,s.li,.:l - AssA
nm and after June rs, 1855. Trains will run ss
W follows, viz -
Leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at AIS and 1875 A. NJ. and $40 ?. NJ.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at OO* A. NJ. and l2.05 and $50 Pm.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at GOO and 1885
A. ". and 2.25 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 500 and
II 00' A. VI. and los p. NJ.
AZ Burlington, trains connect with Lake Cham
plain steamers, and train, Of tho VI. Central and
VI. and Canada roads, Mt Rutland, with trains for
Troy, New York, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schc-
nectndy, and tho Wcst-nt Bellows Falls with trains
of tho Cheshire Road for Fitchburg, Worcester,
Lowell and Boston-Vermont Valley Rcnd, for
lrattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven and
New Iork-and with Sullivan Road, for Windsor,
White River Junction and White Mountains.
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached.
L, A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
June 2sth, 1855. ddwtf
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FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND COPIES
have heen sold II ahich the-a rer ....-a-A. IL
IIa DE FopulN MYTHICAL
BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE

have been sold, Of which there were upwards q
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT By NAIL,
st;e-tng the high estimation in which it is held as 70
lsb Ia lay M.Iic
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G r E A T s ALE
or our immense stock Of
G. q. = Pc TT N G. s

CoHf1,n'd in air Sale Rooms, Come, Of Ho..
g. Elm Street, Boston,
At Reduced Prices. ---Commencing June le, 1855.
In consequence Of extensive alterations to b
made in our warehouse, for the better accommodation
OF our increasing trade, are Obliged to effect
closing out sale Of our whole stock In order to do
50, we have reduced the prices Of each grade Of
goods To the following law rate Wis:
l2t Cent. per yard for Hemp Carpet
II Cents per yard f. Venetian Carpet,
% Cents per yard for good Linen Carpets.
80 Cents per yard for Ingram Carpets.
3Is Cents per yards for Union Carpets
45 Cents per yard for Super Union Carpets
90 Cents per ward for two PLY Carpets
% TO 81 Gents per yard for Extra Fine Carpets.
~ To - Cents per yard for Sunerfne Carpet
80 To 30 Cents per yard FOR Kidderninser Carpets.
" 10 ll2i Cents per yard for Superfine English
carpets Thre" ply Carpets at Great Reduction.
- To l25 Cents per yard for Brussels Tapestry
Carpets.
rs 10 1872 Cent, per yard for splendid velre.
Tapestry Carpets, the usual prices Of which
81 % and upwards.
Us Cents per yard for elagent Wilton CARPETS,
tie usual prices Of which 81 90 and upwards
Also, many styles Of high cost Tapestry and
Velvet Carpets, Of superior Eng sh manufacture
which On account Of their high finish and beautiful
quality seldom imported to this country-will
be sold at the same price of ordinary articles.
Also, all our Painted Canva. Carpets--embracing
the largest assortment to be found in the cty--cf
Sheet Oil Cloths, Il feet wide to the uarrowost
widths, at the same reduced prices.
Also, Bookings, Crumb Cloths, Stair Carpets, Felt.
ings, Rugs, Mats and all articles usually found in
first class Carpet Warehouse.
- To effect n closing out sale, it will be seen
by reference to our list Of prices that offer our
stock at much lower prices than Carpets have ever
before been sold in this country,
New England Carpet Company,
- Hanover St, corner Of Elm ST.,
v5lw3 Boston.
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Strayed or Stolen.

NROM THE SUBSCRIBER ONE BAY HORSE
long tail and star in the face, and about
years old Also one Bay Mare switch tail, spawn
GU both hind legs, about the age Of the horse
both thin in flesh, they would weigh about nine
hundred each any one returning or giving informa-
ton OF tho said Horses, shall be literally rewarded
T. j. FAY,
June as, 1855. wIva
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Domestic,

SHEETINGs, sHIRTlNGS TICKS, STRIPES.
- Denims. Summer Stuff, &C., By the piece or
package.
c. T. STAMFORD.
May "a. d4w
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Published June 18th.

ZONE CUT CORNERS; The Experiences VA
y C"nsc rvativc Family in Fsnatc'l Times In
vovirg some account Of n Connecticut Village, the
People who lived in it, and those who came there
from the city. By Benauy. ass up. 2sio, cloth,
illustrated. Price, Sl.2i,
Tn tale deals with home matters ard familiar
scenes, presenting in the happicst manner many of
the pecularitcs Of American and especially of New
England life. II has real humor aud sound satire
and is, withal, thoroughly enjoyable tale with
good moral. FIVE should pronounce it equal to
Chares Dickens best effort people would say, "ths
IS nicely publisher praising his wares" yet
We bolicve that after reading it every man will
aware ii this degree Of praise. If CoSR Cur Con-
NERsdocs not prove very popular, we shall lose
confidence in our own judgment Of books.
MASON BROTHERS,
C1w2w' % PARK Row. Nrw-YoRk.
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH. the organ of modern
- spiritualism. Fourth Vol. commences in May.
1t contains the fullest record eItant Of current
Facts and Opinion, on Spiritual Intercourse. Pub.
lshed weekly at 81 per annum also, all spiritual
books for ssle by PARTRIDGE BRITAIN, 3+2
Broadway, y.
P. s.-A Catalogue OF Spiritual Books sent on
application. wi7mos3
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in their system Of selling
GOOD GOODS at LOW PRICES.
Thcy are now carrying out this system on on une-
aualed scale. Their
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- News of the WecB
By TET. II G. r. g z =

TO TIE EREE PRESS
From Europc-Arfi,ai oft'ir 3hr'.
SUCCESS OF TIE ALLIES.
New York, June 2sth.
Tho Baltic from Liverpool arrived at tins
port this morning at O'Clock with 200 pas
sengcrs. Stachan, Hall a Co , London, and
Hartford s Co, Navy Agents have failed
This arrival brings details Of the French cap
ture Of the Mamclon and White towers, after
sanguinary fighting and loss Of 5000 Killed
and wounded. 62 guns were taken 10y the
French and 500 prisoners, and their position
enables them to shell the shipping in the
harbor of Scbastopol. Simultaneously the
English stormed and took the rife works in
ouarries, but lost 500 killed and woundcd.-
Since then firing has been slack
The fleet have achieved new sue
cesses in the Sea Of A,of, and have burned
stores at Taganroff, Mariopal and Genitchi'
and boat expedition is fitting out against
perekop. The Russians are reported to have
evacuated Anapa. Nothing from the Cher
maya or Baltic.
buUlElc, ullt lplus iHt 'H'''" 'i''0 ~
rived with dispatches. She left the feet on
the 9Th The Russians fred on boat bear
ing q flag of truce and 81 English sailors
and officers were killed, on the sth
% The Mdgic,enne fred for an hour with
great effect on a body of horse artillery, sut-
fcring but little injury. The correspondence
from the Crimca is to the 4th Weather was
excessively hot. All accounts agree that
there is a vast amount of disease and despon-
dency in the garrison of Sebastopol. Private
letters from Kcrtch give fearful account of
the suffering OF the Russian Army az well
from wounds as from sickness. The Russian
are said to have obtained communication
with the Crimea, Independent from the road
Of Perckop, by constructing bridge of boats
across the Sivash.
No alteration in Trade. Corn promised to
be an abundant crop. The British Ship
Shamrock foundered and lost at sea with
valuable cargo of copper valued at 5000 600.
The crew escaped.
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CURE OF PINpIFs IN Turr.rr

Mr.. KENNEDY About two year. ago nv face
broke out in pimples Of tho worst kind Seeing
the good effect Of the Medical Discovery on a
friend OF mine, who was troubled the same as was.
tried 1t, and l am happy to say a complete cure
has been the result.
up. TARBELL Brighton.
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tho ,uthor having devoted h exclusive attention 70 III.
treatment Of complaints peculiar to females. in respect TO
which he IL yearly consulted by Thousands both in person
and by letter.
Hero every discover, BY comparing her o~p
symptoms with those described, the nature character
causes Of and the proper remedies for her complaints
The wife abou. becoming a mother has often noel Of
Instruction and advice Of the Importance her
future health, In respect to which her constituencies for.
bid. consulting medical gentleman, will Cad sueh
structon and advice and also explain many symptom.
which otherwise would occasion anxiety alarm all
the peeuliartes lnciden, to her are described
How many suffering from distractions Irregular
tiles peculiar to tn. female system which undermn. the
health, the effects OF which they ignorant and for
which their delicacy forbid, seeking medical advice.
Many Suffering from prodp-, ,i falling OF the womb,
from ruOr d1t. (veakuess, debility, Gc) Many are
in constant agony for many months preceding eonane.
nsnt Many have difficult If not dangerou, deliveries
and slow and uncertain recoreries Some whose lives
harded during such time will each find IN s pages ths
means of prevention, ameioratou and relief
l, is OF mprcceaOle convey fully the vagou,
subject. treated or they 0; strictly N.
tended for the married those plating marriage
Reader, are you husband or hatAer7 a wife
mo,her' Have you the welfare Of those you love
ss hearth Prove your sincerity, nnl lose time In
learning what interiors with their health and hap
pneS not less than your 1t will avoid TO you and
yours, as I, has to thou'anls many day Of pain and
anxiety, followed BY seepes' nights inearaoitatng the
mind for its ordinary syocAion. anl eNhausuns those
ior medical attendance medicine. ani advertised
nosrums which otherwise would provide for declining
years the uarme' * age and the proper education Of
your children