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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27

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United States between Romanism aud It's
friends on the one side. and Professionalism
on the other. We are aware that some who
are now advocating the claims Of the Ro-
man Catholic Church will object to dis
elimination between them and Prolestants,
but there is no intermediate ground. A
warfare is going on between political Ro-
manists and Protestants; and though man
may appeal to the culture of Protestant
rhother--though he may loudly protest that
all his predictions are for tho cause Of
Protestantism, if his voice is for Roman
ism, II he pleods for IL, can he be regard
ed as Protestant? What availeth pro-
fessions, when every action of the man is
agaiistthem (! Reader, what do you think
Of an editors Professionalism, tOho poald ap-
peal to hs po,csrs that Be to silence a cotenl-
pOrarg because he writes an article on the
evils of Romahisth What a thorough
contempt should we feel for any man who.
feeling his consequence, thinks, by his
ipse DIRT. to deter one from the free and
independent expressions of thought. We
assail no one; but he who lifts his arms,
nerves himself and strikes for the claims OF
Popery. inflicts wound on Professionalism.
The war is actually going on; it is CON
test between political Romanism and Pro-
testanlism. Can any man who has a par
ticle Of love for Professionalism, hesitate as
to what course he should pursue Can
any man doubt for a moment under which
hag he should march. when not only our
religious immuniIics are threatened with
1 invasion, but when the civil liberties of our
land; bequealhed TO us BY the halIowed
blood of our revolutionary sires are tram.
pied in the dust and despired.
There is no such thing as separating the
religious from the political assumptions Of
Popery. II strikes the conscience Of it;
deluded followers, fetters the mind, and
leads The man a willing captiye-a slave tC
act or to be acted upon, at the mere option
Of pampered and icentious priestcraft.--
In order the more etfcctually to do this, i
does as certainly contend for p0iiiicdl su
premacy as for universal dominion in aeli
cious affairs; and the only reason the Pope
has not commanded political homage her,
as yet, is because he dares not do it, lest h,
should fail in plans Of proselyling the land
But the arrogant presump ptions--of tha
Church cannot be denied. 1t has been TO,
short time that a. Aatiye born American
has had his life endangered because IL
, would not take off his hat when meetin!
the Bishop in procession.
We tCoutd mol deny them either civil o
religious liberties.
Here we have vast extent Of territory
stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific
here they may come and worship God o
Baal, as they may preftr,-sing psalms
keep mass, and carry on att tier ridicuiou
l.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Admlnistrntors, Notice.

NOTICE in hereby given that the undersigned wns
~ on the sth day OF September 1855 duly appointed
Adminisra6EOfthe estate Of John Joue Late Of Fair
feId County deceased. by the Probate Court 81 said
county. All persons Interested will take notice ac-
,ordingiy.
Lancaster, Sept, 10, lsJJ--3wl9p.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
ALFREp MeYEIGH.
fftEODoRE ,1,0NG


IA sAGF0s ssg Bfest, ksfses. fAs Tslinsdgs Hssss-
dad SAsBfr's Hofsi,
. a. HAS Just opened large and heanilfpl assOr-
III j ! ineRt Of READY MADE CLOTHING, 10
~ gether with cuOce selection o. Cipths. Cgssi-
IL Herss and VesffHes Al of which has bosh select
Cd villa grert care md with special references % tho
Wahta and tasis OF this community.
ulsiong exIeEienre 10 this brpqsh Of busiRces "A n
sarc eHrApieg IbaL nis soek embraces e ocesl aud
best HA5elt nd hs purchase has -e upon such
teens thatAe can sell Al the LOWEST POSSIBLE PR
The pablie respectfully requested to call and ek
ainiie he ass0rtmsHi lie has on hand general
n, sUMHER WEAR. =. .at,
And is III uIass.HSepared 70 aceoialnodale his old
freBis, either with exgeisnt ertrie of Ready made
Clothing. Ort0 MANUFACTURE TO 0isDkh, duf ~
the best material aud BY aeepnipShed eoFtueht
ANY style of garments, FOR MIN AND BOYS, IN tho
bBsi and fashionable He 10 eouhd0u IN
this respect that he can give general saiistsetlon
HIsass0Ttment embraces general y=fietyof
Linen COaia, vesiings. Suspenders,
sss s'ss' dS 10 dsSs,. dPsSisioon'' iHsSsS. iaHcSiissS
Carpet-bsFs together With al aihes Esles assAiIy
Kept IN a GenIicman's Furnishing Steta, dad mannfag.
tnfsd IN the most fashionable styles. -..,,
THE ASSORTMENT IS ENTIRELY NEW;
j. has been hdssd Of well-e1iablised houses in
the Eastern cities and Gill HBe narraHed, 10 be made Of
good material and In durnble manner.
He respectfully invites his old customers and others
10 call al his establishment. wherehe viii at all
times be ready 20 wait upon them with COOP ooopa Az
aE LOvEsT kAzEa. IT, tesi his PROMISES he asks
examination III his scK N trade and tae style d quail
ity 0fhis ma nnfaetpn,.tl T. TONG
lancaster, Nav ;. 1854.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
Sl,1O3,472 20 e.!

And yet how much has this county been
benefited by this enormous collection OF
money, and what has become oft? We
intend to give the items Of TnIEvrNG as we
discover them, & can only make room for one
or two this week. The present Treasurer
says that When he came Into Office sbme
$4,000 df hotes and checks were handed
him by his predecessor as money taken for
taxes, part of which only he has been
able to collect. These notes were taken
from fayoritcs Of the Red Lodge Clique,
while HONEST HtS had ID pay the HARD for
their taxes when die. This, however. is
only a small drop in the bucket compared
with the dcfalcatiuns of Asa Spurgeon, a
former Treasurer, and other Treasury Eat
ing schemes upon the county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
NOTICE.

TUNHE sub,crihcF respectfully inform hisfrieRds and
public in general, that hc has much enlarged his
STOCK OF GROCERIES,,
as to the Tsr.cT He has Just opened aud has for sale
0uxN No. |, Mackerel .pfthc best quality.
Alsp, best PickItng Vinegar, aud
a small Stock of Dry Goods TO suit customers
all Of which win he sold low for cash coqn
try produce ut his Old stand, corner of Broad
Winding Streets, and nearly opposite the roadway
Hotel. !. CHURCH
n. B. Butter, Bacon, Lard and Corn Meal wanted
Lancaster, September 81, ls54--20
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
DIssnln,ion of Partnershin::

RTOTICE is hereby given that the partnership he
tofore existing under the name and sty lie af REED
Il BAUGHMAN, was the 5ih day ofJuly, dissolved
hy mutual consent. The books and accounts are in
the hands of ROBERT REED at the old standfor set
tlement. EOBERT RRED.
July l2, ls55,-3wib JOHN BAUGHMAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
coMMERCIAL fHTEILIoEHcE.


LANCASTER.
OHIO. 1ESNEssEE.
Aii Stale nfanclies and Old Bank sRc DIS
state siSek Banks par Rroc Bahks sredis
Excerpt 0ks plate state LOUISIANA.
stock PC dis All solvent Baaks bar
fSDfANA. MOTH CAROLfXA.
state Babk par All SolvoBt Banks ~ dis
Free Banks ~ pedis GEORGIA.
KENTUCKY. All SDtVeHt Banks 2 { dis
All Solvent Banks par SOUTH CAkOLfSA.
VIRGINIA. AItSOisent Banks pc dis
Old Banks par ILLINOIS.
Pree BEnEs ~. par All Solvent Banks SEedis
Eseepfr rran5-Alls WISCONSIN.
ghsny 25 pc dis All Solvent Banks 50 dis
An East. Solvent Bks par MICHIGAN.
MISSOURI. tSoivcri Banks 5 pc dis
State Bank par
Uhiess6aered in payment Of bills deposit,
uScs sOfdsnominaiiQnsie Of less Than issued by Banks
ef this stats leipecaly Western noiesi arc nCt
equal ta foregoing quotations.
Gold, selling Ei I 2 Prcmiun.
Silver.
Following rates OF in,srsst allowed ON deposits:
For 30tO % dAys3 cent For 10 y smoBths6 p cent
3tOGmonihs 5 > - One year p
II Dspoats mad In Coin, csrtiHeates made pa able
in M)ney matters quiet. and tho supply IS
equal 70 all whOIssOmc demands.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
First Annual Fair oftho North Kentuck,
AGRICULTURAL Society

viii be held at the Society's Grounds.
near Florence, Kentucky, eight miles from
Cincinhatij on the ed, Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th
of October. We understand that every
arrangement has been made by our Ken
tdcky 'frieRds to rehder this the most at
tractive Fair in their State.
They send acordial inyitatidn tB tlieit
6hi6 frietds to be with them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
{ a w MOTTO
iIrnED WfLLrEsis, !,

rooa my asD eouKssEtsa Al lx,Y ANtAarEn, oHIS
TTTILL practice m The coun5 Of Faisasid md aa
w sSI4SISs Sssiss"a sSSf'iss Sssar ps
.of II. # hahtef, ,ksq nastss Naa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
$47.377 49 ~!

sell with some bright CLEAN of hope for
the future, they bore 1t, and paid DIP to these
gentry. till 1850. a Grand Levy of SEW
ENTY- FIVE THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED AND EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
FIFTY NINE CENTS AND SEVEN
MILISl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
1 SALMON P. CHASE, Of Hamilton.

FOR GOVERNOR,
SALMON p. CHASE, of Hamilton.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
THOMAS IL. FORD, of Richland. "a
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT. of Champaign.
ss FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JAMES H. BAKER. OF Ross.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
WILLIAM H. GIBSON, of Seneca
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT.
(For the Fan Term.
JACOB BRlNKERHOFF, of Richland.
,~. tFsr the Yaeahey,)
CHAS. G. CONVERS, Of Muskingum.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
FRANCIS D. KIMBALL, of Medina.
FOR MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ALEX. G. CONOVER, of Miami.
Thursday Morning sept -, ,ls5d
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
S75,61S SO ~!

This load seemed too intolerable to be
borne. But these cormorants promised us
a new Constitution that was to tighten, as
with fairy's wand, our burden. A new
Constitution was given ,us,-wc were pa
tient to see its workings, and until, like
the condemned criminal who still hopes for
pardon, in 1854, we are bled to the tune
of ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY. ONE DOLLARS FOUR CENTS
AND FIVE MILLS
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
SI39,268 G6 s !!!!!
S23,887 62 3.u!!!

over last year. What the Treasury Eaters
intend to do with this additional amount,
remains yet to bo seen, and we hope the
taxpayers will see that it is properly ex-
pended.
Following up our examinations, we made
an addition of tho taxes levied in This coun-
ty from 1919 to 1856, inclusive e,--anl,
what, kind reader, do you think is the
amount,-just ONE MILLION ONE
HUNDRED AND THREE THOUSAND
FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
TWO DOLLARS TWENTY CENTS
AND TWO MILLS!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
nASgNlC CALEMlRR
RFCULAR mPFTfvce,

LANCASTER COUNCIL, 10. 4-........ sept q. lssss
LgVSkt 70; - - - '.'-..-.. . 2ss
e ENCA1PGEST, No. g.. Oetal,sr q
February ~, Ie5s. g. sTElSAAN, Eeeo,,ler 4
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
NLTItE::

TINBE suBssyiBsr bs$hs closed up his business ia
quest all persons thesn lsbtsA hln
10 call without delay, SETTLE p. PY UP I'M their
notes aud get receipts for their accounts. All claims
paid by the 18th of November next will be left 10
the hands Of agent for collection without any
speci 10 persons any further time given. ,t,,s.
MiileIspOTt, august s3-l6 e. c. hlLLBR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT
state Fair ON hand az CeITu1pns,--Showi In
Town.-POliiIeaI Meeiinss-s-Dcitiny on

SrtEA ENStt EINEN !
state Fair on hand az CeIhmpns,--Show In
Town.-POliiIeaI Meeiinss-s-DcitiHy on
Electiops,
Bot JOBS LfoSs L lnt a pgIitiesBh. aaiis 0thefs
are running Wild he has Fsp ssl watching Tor dimes
10 kecpup HE stock Of Groceries. His Ship Il ean.
Quoted as usual. regular as Old Time Gfst ope on
the street, and Lass closed a night. Stack ways fa
accommodating clerks 10 wait you. fom tis ehiIds
cent toipe geh1sInaHs ten Thousand dollars, AID his
agrnt cfarey cravesread! 10 convey p4eknges 20 any
partof ne city 1oHS LYONS.
Desirable City Property for sale.
a TNyHAT desirable PFopeny located on Whe-l-
H..a ing Street. corner Of Broad Afley. .i6k t1b
IL feet on Wheeling by 40 feet Broad AHsy.--
Residencs eoniaias rooms, kitchen, OuthOusss, &e
with all the eonyemenees Of family Fssdence--as0
new and convenient Carpenters Shop. Smoke House
Stable. &C. Terms reasonable. For farther paFticu-
lars enquire Of LITTLE & DHESBAcHs.
lancaster, j uly 5, Is55-9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
S37,226 SO s!

Tho people thought then that they were
groaning under heavy burden. but still
they had to grin and bear it;--but in l845
the Grand Levy was FORTY, s SEVEN
THOUSAND THEE HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY. SEVEN DOLLARS FORTY
NINE CENTS AND SEVEN MILLS! 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-09-27
S1l5,38l o. 5!!!!

But we arc not still through ;--thesc
Treasury Eaters" have just completed a
total footing ofthe taxes we are to dance
up to this fall. which runs as follows
GRAND TOTAL TAXFS FOR 1855,
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY NINE
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED AND
SIXTY EIGHT DOLLARS SIXTY. SIX
CENTS AND EIGHT MILLS!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
TER POETRY OF PHYsrc.

AYERS PILLS:sidr, sugarsloJ, over the palate hut
their energy although wrapped M, there aud tells with
giant orcc on the ounIotons disease There are
thousands of sufferers who would wear their dist
pers they knew they could be cu.ed for a5c Try Ay-
er's Pills, and you will know it.
PuiIy the blood and disease will be starved out,
CIe1use lie Sys'enfrOm impurities you are cured
already.
Take this best of alpur g,ves,i and scrofuIa, Ind-
sestiIn, weakness headache blck ache, Side ACHE Jau-
dice. Rheumatism. arrangements of the Liver, Kidneys
aud bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
rursattve remedy reach before them like lurkuess
before the sun.
Reader ii yOa suffering from any of the numerous
complaints they CIR -Huf.r no morc-the remedy has
been provided Tor you, it is criminal ,c rcglect it,
That Ayers Cher. PectorGi ;rhc best medicine for
Cough is now well k"o%" to the whole world and that
AyeTs P' are the best Of ali Pills, is known 10 those
who have used Them.
Prepared by nr J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowe!l, Mass,
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
Piece Is cents rer box-5 boxes for 81.
a. c. GooD & Go, Wheeling
oc2 wholesale and retail agents.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

AsrANFEDE OF LADrrs.-At BouIogne, during the
reception of her Majesty, number OF English la
dies, in their anxiety to sec everything pressed with
such force against the soldiers who were keeping
the line, that the latter were IN some instances
obliged to give way, and generally wete-to use
the expression of our poIicemen--'.impededi in the
execution Of their iuty.'' The officer in command
seeing the state of affairs, shouted out, zone roll
of the drum; then if they don't Keep back, kiss
them ALL" At the first sound from the parchment
the English ladies took 10 fight. "lf they had
been French" says one of the Pa.isan journalists
"rhey would have remained to woman"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

DALLEY'S GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Will subdue the pain ana Inflammation from the scvcrest
burns cllds, in from twenty nimues-snd tia;
it will heal the wounds without serr and eeetu,y cure
Fever Scres-Piles-Solt lnflrmIatory Rheum1-
ttsnl-Sore and lnln,ed Eyes Cuts wounds-Eruises
Old and liberated So.cs-ScAd HcaI-corns aud bun
ions ryspeas-srrans- neutrality-suspicious. nip
Observation-Disclosures OF Insects-Swel!ed and broken
hrcast-ETpons- all oher imflrmma,ory aud cuta-
locus diseases, wer the parts affected can be reached
Don't be increLuOua about the many diseases named to
be cue by only thing reflect thai the lew, but
positive properties which the bailey alone Contains
aud as heretofore eumealed-one to our-can reach not
alone the aore mentioned disease, hut m4ny more MOI
enumerated.
ouery-DO not regular brad 1y:feal prescribe cGlOsel
i'rleaTsty fOrseOres Of different diseate.a
Each box of GExuISr DALLxv's PAIN EXTRACTOR has
it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures
of C. " CLICKENER% co. propretOrs, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All Others are counterfeit -
Price 25 cents per box.
U5-A orders should be Ioddresscd 10 c. " CIickener
d Co. 81 Barclay street, New York
For sale By LAGGHLLNS T. BUSHFYELD, Wheeling
and pruses is gcre.a.ly throughout the u S. sp1s
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
NEW DI ;COvERY FOR DEAFNEss

The Sound ConcemtratOr is an extraordinary power.
u' newly invented small instrument The cure OF eX
IRENE cases OF dCaless entirely dIrleen in make md
construction 'front.' oil Others, SURPRISING m INC
Kind that has beenor cam be produced They arc
modelled 10 the cavity OF the ear, and may resi- within
without projecting, ard being OF tile same color of lin,
skin an not rcrCeplibe. The powers OF this valuable
invention great to detective hcaIng OF
long standing to its perfect and state and 10 cIn.
bile deaf persons join general TO hear
most distinctly at place ship, Tie bar uny
public assembly; the unpleasant sensation OF iingius
noises ~ the ear Is entirely removed aud lIe COnceIa
lions Afforded 10 inlividas afflicted with This tCadiu
Dalady all The assistance ihat possibly be bcsired
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

MAIN STREET.
lie had ths honor OF attending the above named
pTiCira towns in tho United Kingdom wle c lie las cx
rericIced the most Altering aGenent-luI La wing
bee ear Ecstiy solicited to make visit short time,
lac has the honor Of announcing hi arrival Il ON London
Wit! most splendid ssOrtment Of his newly inverted
and improved sNectACleS Such tie superiority OF esc
Giasses, that persons having itamcd we IL eyes may
Instantly be relieved by using them aud they possess the
property Ol preserving the precious organ sight To the
most advanced peri cd OF life. while they enable bot lhn
old and the young 10 pursue the most mrue employment
Tor any length time, either by day or CandcgIi AS
several individuals in the United fares have moved
their efficacy he with confidence cits :he favot OF tic
public which lie will ever be proud TO acknowledge as
suing those who Ctrust lin with their commands that
no cXeI1on shall be wanting on his part 10 merit their
confidence and APPRECIATION Added the adVants ecS
possessed b! him OF long in the Eye lu, EIaIcx
and under one Of the most eminent OCulisis by which lie
has obtained thorough knowledge The diseaSrs oil vi.
sion lie has III lis possession, documents Om nlivdu.
ais OF rank, conveying the highest testimonials OF Ipro.
baton. -
lie win give references TO persons in the United
States. who have found the greatest benefit and comfort
from the use OF his newly nvemed aid Improved Sncc.
tGces.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19

The Pacific RAILROAD RuISED.-rhe affairs Of
this load, says the ST. Louis TntelEgcnccr, have
reached crisis by The late disaster, Bridge alter
bulge has brOkcn duwn, Stopping travel and cut
ting OF receipts, its condition was lille better
than bankruptcy before. Says the LnfsiLgencer:
Although the President and Directors have not
yet acknowledged the fact, 1t is nevertheless we'll
known, that tie road is utterly hroken down in
means aud cerii, aud must Soom be ABANDONED, or
h"PeleSsly bankrupt, unless some new, and as yet
unadv'sed step lie taken by tie city OF ST. Louis,
and l'y the State, TO save It, The Board Of Drec-
tory perhaps iee reluctant i'll the present state OF
public feeling, 10 throw up their ruS!, an acknOw-
edge their inability 10 sustain the work But 1t is
no time for false pride, aud the sooner the confess
son is made the better.
The public interest i'll this road is great. A
large amount of individual stock, and heavy sub
scriptiuns by the city and county are al stake BY
one vote tie county appreciated twelve huurred
thousand dollars to the road! Wilnt is IL Lecome
of these enorm, sums? AS mat ers now stand the
State will have 10 pay the January interest on her
bonds issued 10 Ibis road; and the road is at once
forfeited 10 the Stale. Two millions OF dollars
will then he lost to the city and county. 10 say
nothing OF the twenty years interest, amounting
TO two million and quarter more.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
HENRY .Moo-E.
WHEELING. NOV 1st. 49,

WHEELING, Nov list, 1855
Ma. sOLoxoNs, Str;-The benefit have derived
from the Srecaces obtained from you ipdtces me to
express the pleasure have received from them. They
suit my sight anir ation by caddIe light as well as
day; read with the same when boy, which
cUrid not do with any other glasses have used
Yous, truly, JNO X. BOTSFoRD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-11-19
WHY FEMALES xTFFEIf IN HEALTH
THE MARRIED woMAN.s
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PRNION.
BY DIR, a. NJ. MAURICEAU,
OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN
One Hundredth Edition. 5oo,ooo) 1smo. PIP. $50.
STANDARD work of established found cIasse in the
alogueS of the great Trade Sales OF New York. ha-
Pna, and other cities, ard sod by the principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman can here discover, by comparing her
own ymptons with those described the nature,
ter and cause OF her compliant and be spared much
ous aLd suffering, well as the unpeaSantnss max.
ing known to, n'irg inquiry OF, physisanin respect
10 the nuaIberless all nemts to which subject. The
wife becoming ther has Often instruction I'D
advice in respect 10 heI situation. which size will here
find This book tells her what is the matter, and tells
her VIVA: TO DO orit, in simple hut chaste words and
su-h as she :Ilalel stand.
Those suffering from distractions irregularities ne
cu'tar to the female system, ProlaPsus rf fall
ing Of the womh,) fper atb,,s, will each find in
its pages the means OF prevention, amci oation aud re-
lief.
Much distress OF mind well thousands recuniari
y, nigh be save every husband il the simplest laws
arrer'anng to the marriage state better
hat they better understood truceabie TO that
natural and almost cOmmenllbe ensitvcness that will
rat her suffer than with even med
caI Ran in respect to complaints peculiar the iemle
only.
Ina copy OF ''7Ae Married ITomGn's' Pirate Medical
Companion every ens has physicirn that knows
and describes her every symptom, celng and ailment
ard which she consult all times without violence TO
her $elsitiveMess.
Extract OF aIetler from gentle in Dayton, Ohio
AYr6S, May /, 1877.
DR. a. y. MAuRIcEAU:-.Vy Dear Sir-Mr wi:e hiss
"ten e'tePuby sinking for some three more,
Consequence oil great anguish aud suffering sone months
before and during Connemen every che more
aud more deblated and Frustrated her, putting her lie
IN imminent danger, which the casion
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