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THE MARRIED WoMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,

THE MARRIED WOMANS
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURlCEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One HundredM Edition, (5OO,oOo) lS mo-, p. 25O
ION FINE pArEa, EXTRA BINDING, l,O0.]
standard work Of established reputation, found casssed
In the Catalogues Of the great Trade sales IN New
Philadelphia, and other cities, md sold by the principal
bookseers In the United States II was first published IN
1871, since which time
Five Hundred Thousand Copies
have been sold of which there were upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SENT BY MAIL,
a,esnc the high estimation in which it held as reliable
p'pDB BOOK FOR EVERY FEMALE,
the author having devoted his exclusive attention to the
of complaints peculiar TO females In respect to
which he is yearly consulted by thousands both In person
md BY letter. .,,,..,o. ~. ,on,n,r;no ,ar oun
svnnons with those described the nature character causes
Of. and the proper remedies fol, her complaints
The wife about becoming mother nus olea ueea o ,
strcton and advice of the utmost importance 10 her uure
health will find such Introduction anu adVicc ana aso e1-
mnn MANY symptoms which otherwise would occasion anx-
cty or alarm u the pecuiares incident 70 her suanoh
II is of course mpraccabc to convey fully the various
subjects treated Of they Of nature strictly intended
fr the married or contemplating marriage The rerc-
ntions contained in its pages have proved blessing TO thou
sands the nnumenbe letters received by the author
he is permitted by the winters to publlsh) VIII a'Ies
Extract of Letter from gentleman In Dayton, Ohio
DAYTON, Muy ], 1S47
DR.. 4. IT. MHriceau: 49,,
"My wife Inns been perceptb;y sinking or some S
years or more consequence OF her great anguish no SUI
rna some months before and during confinement; every
successive one more and moro dehtaed ana prosu@ed
bcr nuttnc her life in imminent danger and which Tas on
the s occasion dcspared Of supposed that this state OF
thns was inevitable and resigned myself TO meet the
Al This time {now about two mOnts heard your book
highly spoken Of containing some matters reaching my
receipt and persa cannot express to you the
relief Il afforded my distressed mind, and the Joy Us pages
mnared to my wife, learning that the great discovery OF
M NJ Desomeaux provided remedy II opened pros-
meet to me which little conceived was possible NO pecu-
nry consideration the obligations nm under
to YOU for having been the means Of imparng TO US NE
matters contained in The Married Womans Private Medi-
col Companion But for this ere another year would nave
passed over my head in all human probability my we Toua
have been in her grave and my children le motherie
In consequence the universal popularity Of the work. as
evidenced by Its extraordinary SALE various nave
been attempted as well booksellers as on the puoc o
limitations Of title page spurious editions and
inngements copyright and other devices ana
II has been found necessary therefore
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC
TO buy no book unless the words "Dr. A n MAunIGEAU
129 Liberty Street, is on and the entry In he Clerks
table and honorable Dealers send by mall and address TO
DR.. A. NJ. Maurceau.
~ Upon receipt of OSE DoILAR 1.-THE MARRIED
WONANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION Is seAt
{ad fee any part Of the United Satcs the Canadas
Snd British Provinces AL letters must be postpaid, and
addressed to DR.. A. NJ MAURICEAU, box 124, New York
civ Publishing Oice No 12o Liberty Street New York
iGESrs IN yALABA4A.-.F +. s. L. P. N. GILBERT, Cam
den Dr. JOSEPH TUCKER, Mobile.
August 25 6m "