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Mrs. James Bett's Uterine Supporter,

 For Ms rtiie and ot Procidentid and Proiopsu | Utgi.

 | A CAUT1ON-Mrs Brts, having seen various 1 "A iinilations ana counietiris, cautions the pro | iession against imposition by substituting othei | inventions for those her make. and whic aft destitute of all the important requirements ui hti | supporter. Those made at Mrs Beits' establish nent, have her written signature enclosed in cir. iua" of letter press. and those not Ina ing il may be recognised as spun ious.

 TESTIMONIALS. | From P,of s. Jacksoa, II D of the Ln'oefsity ot | PsnnS ylpaHia.

 "The Abdominal and Pel nea Supporters, made by Mrs. Betts of this clty, can recommend to the medical profession and to others after several yems' | eAperlence of their use.

 | ''These instruments adapted 10 remedy the in- conveniences depending on Il sinking down Of the uterus, and it's compre ssion, from the incumbent weight of the abdominal viscera. pressing mic the pelvis, from a relaxation of the abdominal muscles In this state of the organ, exercise IS attended with so much pain and other suffering as to be difficult "r impossible.

 | "Mrs. Betts is a lady oi intelligence, educa ion, | prhbi,y and excellent manners; fhe greatest c,nf- deuce can be placed in her." February 26, 1872. From T. D. Mutter, M. D. of Jferson Medical Coi- isge, Phitadelpiss

 "MY DEAR MADAM,-lt affords me much pleas ure to state that have IepeAedly employed your | supporter in prolapsus uter, and with the most de- cided benefit. have question of It's value remedy Tor the complaint ior the relief of which il has been invented '" December II, l842. From Wm. Hauis, N. D., Lecturer oi O6stetrics in he Phiadeiphia Midicai Eastitute. sOne of the worst cases have ever seen was competel, cured by the Supporter in little more than year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. l re commend this instrument cordially 10 the medical professions believing to be of the greatest n prorements of modern times" February 2l, 1912"

 BALTIMORE, April II, lS44

 ''l have carefully examined ihe application of the 'uerIne supporter invented by Mrs. Beus, and find in Il every thing to praise and nothing 10 blame Ten ladies Of this city, who have made use of il at my suggestion, have found it quite comfortable, and superior 10 those made in Paris or in this country, and IS with pleasure that approve of it's app lica ton m all cases of uterine prohpsus

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D." Ciinique at the College of Physicians and Surg cons,

 NeW Fork, 6y Prcf. Gilman, April 22, 1S42,

 "Protessor Gilman condemned, in toto. the of the pessary, ani recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs. Betts."

 From Sami 1T ClelIan, II D. Phiiadelphia.

 ''i have found Mrs. Betts' supporter the very best instrument of the kind have yet met with in the whole of my profess ional experience.

 "l have recommended II, and will continue to do SO, the successful of its class in cases of ue- rlne displacements. Make reference to it's merits" Philadelphia, May ,. iS43.

 For sale in this City only by

 A. M. ANDERSON, Druggist.

 apl4 ll5Kmo sole Agent. Boarding School, Sing Sing, New-York.

 MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL TENHE SUMMER SESSION of ,hs Institution \ commences on Wednesday, the 3Cth April. The remarkable healthness of the location, It's prox'my to the city of N York being distant less than three hours sail, ihe convenient and comfortable arrange ments of the building present advantages possessed by few institutions. The Principal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. al West Point and while instructng principally in the manemati- cal department, maintains a siict personal supervI sion all the others. As healthy recreation and an improvement 10 ,he carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill

 The terms S230 per annum. winch includes instruction Tn French. Pupils to furnish lhe usual articles, or they will be furnished at smaexpense. For the O her modern langus ges, music drawing books and stationary. an exIra charge is made.

 The Principal refers particularly to the following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the lnFtiluti"n:

 Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William Barnewall, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee land, Esq.,, Isaac ibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea yenworih, Esq, of Elizabeihtown, N J.; General s. Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y.; Colonel J. $, Mcintosh. of the U. S. Army; Hon. Charles A. W,ckliffe. of Kentucky; Arch'd Oracle, Esq Wm. K. Hallett, Esq. John BIoodgood, Esq, of Moblle, Alabama. spl0 ll2