Mrs. James Bett's Uterine Supporter, For fhe rflef and cure of Procidenua and ProiapSu
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 A CALIFORNIA;. Belts, having seen yariou, | "A mutations and counlerfeils, cautions the pro ession against imposition by substituting otheI inventions for those Q. her make. and whic are destitute of all the important requirements of her supporter Those made at Mrs. Beits' establish menI, have her written signature enclosed in cir cua" of letter press and those not lasng Il may be recognised As spun ious

 TESTIMONIALS.

 From P,of s. Jackson, M D., ofthe Uniresity ot | Psnnsyluania.

 "The Abdominal and Per meal Supporters, made | by Mrs Betts, of this cltv, can recommend to lhe medical profession and 10 others alter several years experience of their use.

 '.These instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in- conveniences depending on slnking down of the | uterus, and it's compre ssion, from the inCnmbent weight of the abdominal yiscera, pressing into he peVls from relaxation of tlle abdominal muscles. In this state of the organ, exercise Is attended with SO much pain and other suffering as to be difficult pr impossible

 "Mrs. Bets is lady oi intelligence, education. probiy and excellent manners; ihe greatest conf deuce can be placed in her." February 26, lSi2. From T. D. lEater, II. D. of JefersOn Medical Col-

 isge, Philadelphia

 "MY DEAR MADAm,-It affords much pleas ure 10 state that have repeatedly employed your supporter in proapsus uier, and with the most de- cided benefit. have question of its value d remedy for the complaint for the relief of which it has been invented" December II, 1S42. From Wm. Hors, M D., Lecurer on Obstetrics i,t

 he Philadelphia Meuiicol Institute.

 'One oi the worst cases have completel, cured by the Supporter. in little more than year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. re- commend this instrument cordially the medical profession, believing II to be one of the greatest inl pr0vements of modern imes." February 24, 1S42.'

 BALTIMORE, April II, ls44 ''l have carefully examined lhe application of the ! f. ID E in il every thing to praise and nothing 10 blame - Ten ladies of this city, who have made of il at my suggestions have found it quite comfortable, and superior 10 those made in Paris or in ihis country, and IS with pleasure that approve of it's app lica tion m all cases of uterine prolapsus.

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D.' Ciinique at hhe College of PhyScians and Surgeons,

 Ntr York, by Prof Gilman, April 22, lS42. "Proessor Gilman condemned, in toto, the use of the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs. Beus."

 From Sam'i 1T Ciellan, M D. Philadelphia. "I have found Mrs. Betts' supporter the very best instrument of the kind have ever yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.

 t'l have recommended II, and will continue to do so, the successful of it's class in cases of ue rIne dispacements. Make reference to me to it's merits." Philadelphia, May 3, lS43. For sale ih this City only by

 A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist. apl4 ll5Kmo sole Agent. Boarding School, Sing Sing, New-YOrk. MARLBoRoUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL FENHE SUMMER SESSION of ,his Institution A commences on Wednesday, the Both April. The remarkable heahness of the location, its prox'mity 10 the city of N. York being distant less than three hours sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange menls oi the building present advantages possessed by few institutions The Princ pal IS graduate of the United States Military Academy. al West Point, and while insructng principally in the mathenati- cal department, maintains sl jet personal snpervI sion all the others As healthy recreation and an improvement to the carriage of the pupils. they are regularly exercised in the Infantry Dsill.

 The terms S230 per annum. winch includes instruction French. Pupils 10 furnish the usual articles, or they will be furnished at small llexpense. For the other modern languages. music. drawing books and stationary. an exra charge is made.

 The Principal refers particularly to ihe following gentlemen, some of the patrons of the Institution: Chas. King, Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler, William Barnewall, Esq, Jas. Smith. Esq, Charles Knee land, Esq, isaac Gibson, Esq, Cornelius Dubois, J., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea venworih, Esq, of Elizabelhtown, N J.; General s. Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y.; Colonel J. s. Mcintosh, of the U. $. Army; Hon. Charles A. Wckliffe. of Kentucky; Arch'd. Oracle, Esq ,Wm R. Halle,t, Esq. John Boodgood, Esq., of Mohlle, Alabama. ap10 1l2